Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

FOUR-PART SONGS AND MADRIGALS,

MISS BARWICK,
The Popular Vocalist. will sing several Favou ite Ballads; and
MR. THEODORE DISTIN
Will play a Solo on the Sax-Horn.
MR. B-EST

Will, by particular desire, Repeat hi i new Military Fantasia
descriptive of t e
BATTLE OF INE<.'ERMANN !! !

Admission, Sixpence. Reserved Seats, Ono ShiHinz.
Tickets can br purchase't at Mess-s. Rime and Son's Music:
Warrhon-e, 57, Church-street. Holders of tickets will be- admitted
into the Hal eerier, and at a separate entrance.
For p,rticalsrs see Bonk of Word,, Twopence each.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL.

TWO GRAND CONCERTS.

MORNING AND EVENING.

The MORNING CONCERT will be held 111 thEl

NEW

At Two o'clock,
Price of Admission, 8. 6d.
The EVENINO CONCERT V/111 be held in the-
.LARGE HALL,
At Eight o'clock.
Body of the Hall, 2s. ; Ga.lery, Is.

The Public is respectfagy informed that an arrangement has been
made with the celebrated Original
ICALODZItr'% -HUNGARIAN BAND,
Consisting of Thinean Performers,
Under the direction of LIE itR SAKKOZY,
o give

TWO CONCERTS,
MORNING AND EVENING,.
Respectively 74 Two and Eight o'clock,
ON MONDAY NEXT, THE 30TH INSTANT,
When they will perform some of their newest and most fashionalli&i
music, consisting of

OVERTURES,
POLKAS,
QUAD I !ARS,
WALTZ-.;9, &c.

A new ani Characteristic Piece will b 3 played, descriptbie!of
'IIIE FALL OF !.ELlit,
Besides their unrivalled Peri ,rmance of
"G'..)l)
AND
"PARTANT POUR LA SYRIE."

VOCALISTS
MISS ARMSTRONG',
MRS. MOTT,
AND

MISS S. M. SUDLOW.

ACCOMPANIST

Notwithstanding the expenses of this. engagement, the scale of
barges will be
Morning Cowert.,.,Small Hall) .. 2s. id.
Evening Concert, Body of the Hail (Large Hall) .. 2s. Od.
Gallery. (Ditto) ...... Od.
Tickets may be purchasen at Rime and Son's Music Warehouse,
57, Church-street. Holders of Tickets will be admitted inter the Hall
earlier, and at a separate entrance,.

M.ISS KATE SAXO.N,

MR. MALONE RAYMOND.

In Vim' equence of the cllstinguished bursts of applause and laughter
bestewe'l on the exquisite, Entertainments of these accomplished,
ems' os this week, they will Re-appear at the

CONCERT' HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET,
On MONDAY NEXT, In other moot Attractive Performances-

MISS KATE SAXON,

From the enthusiastic approbation bestowed on the performance
Of this talented and most fascinating Artiste during the week. she
have the. pleasure to Re-appear
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT,
Previous to the ..111rth-intliing H oun " of
MR. MALONE ItkYIIOND.

THE LIVERPOOL ACADEMY'S ANNUAL
EXHIBITION Ol' WORKS
fly MODERN ARTISTS. is NOW OPEN, in the •
EXHABIIION ROOMS, OLD PUS I'OFFICE-PLACE,
From Ten ii l Four;
And in the Erening (Saturday excepted), from Seven to Ten,
Brif.iantly illuminated with Gas.
Admission. Is. Gent'erwu's Pay and Evening* Season Tickets, 5s
dies' Ditto, Gd; Evening Tickets, 23 6d. Children under our-
n years of age, halt-price. Cat..llG'cues 6d.
' • JAIIES PELHAM, Secretary.

TEUTONIC HALL, LIME-STREET
THIS EVENING (SATURDAX).

THE WIZIRD KING,
11. HAMBURGIIER,
FOR THREE NIGHTS LONGE7,,

MONDAY, Nov. 30; TUESDAY, and WEDM • D IY, Dec. 1 and 2,
Being positively his List In Liverpool,
Previous to hi i Sea ind ppa:irance bafore His Majesty Lon's Na; oL on
the Einperor of the Frenrh. on Dec. 6:11,
_ _

•
If. HAMBURGHEIt Ws also to say t at hs has sueeeed:d in
making al Engs,ement with the celebrated Ethiopian Delineators of
Life in the P antations, 4
- -- • --

THE YOUNG JURA AND MR. FREEMAN,
Whose extraordlnery performances have gained tremendom applause
throughout the American Union, and the whole of the Canadas, and
who will appear each evening.
War On WEDNE DAY. the Bent of YOUNG JUBA, Eleven years

of age, the r,anth American Plantation Dancer.
Pecos of Admission ;—Reserved Seats, 2s ; Second, Is ; Gana y, 6d.
Children and Schools half-price.
Open at Seven. Performancoa commence at Eight. Carriagas at
Ten.

ST. GEORGE'S CONCERT ROOMS
50,-LIME-STREET, LIVERPOOL-50.

OPEN EVERY EVEN.NG AT EIGHT O'CLOCK,
With
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS,
Consis:ing of
MADRIGALS, GLEES, DUETS, SONGS, &c.

Members of the Company:—
MISS E. CANTRELL., AND MISS ,-INCLAIR,
MESSRS. S. BARKER, J. A. BROWNE, J. ALLII3ONF,
T. KEATS, BEN WILLIAMS,
war. POORE, J HICKS, AND SPINOR SAVORELLI.

Ad mission—St XPENCE.
RETURNED IN REFRESHMENTS OF THE CHOICEST

QUALITY.

CROPS. STEAK., KIDNEYS, ROAST POTATOES. &C.

ATES&HESS,
‘DIE-SINKERS
33, Loan.sTovv..
LIV ERPOOL.I

HERALD R Y BOOKS VA TESoanrDi.BI.RRE4dI-IS.
Kept for Inspection, and 33, L
SEAL ENGRAVING sy JLIVBEIR)Q L.

TO be LET, at the South End of Aigburth, a
poi Family HOUSE, containing dining and
drawingrooms (24 feet by 18), bre •kfastroom (18 feet by 15), butler's
pa try, aad•large kitchen and scullery, on ground floor; ten good
bedrooms, dressngrocnn, baths (with hot and cold water), and all
other conveniences, spec:ons cellars, larder, &c. ; a good 'reductive
garden, excel;ent three-stalled stab'e, siddlerooni and coachhouse;
corporation water and gas throughout the house, and stables, &c..
rain water and a we;l n the premises. Rent A 150.— Apply by letter.
for ticket to view, addressed to K, X. 8., box P 36, Post office.
I.lvcrr 001.
House er Bstate Agent; bringing a good tenant wAll 12c paid
the usual cerneii3ol9ll,

A CASE
FOR
TIIE CONSIDVIATION AND S7MPATEY

UP
ALL wrao LOPE AN ENGLISH FIRESIDE,

AND
VALUE WHAT IS LEFT OF ENGLISH
INSTITUTIONS.

91HE Persons in whose behalf this appeal is
made are ten in numt.er, eight of whom are children,
mix girls, the oldest sixteen, the third, a girl, is a cripple, the fifth, a
is ruptured, the o atii, the oldest boy. the same, the youngest, a
boy, twenty-one months old, with the prospect of an addition In a
few w eeka.

For twenty-three years the Father has laboured in and surreal:tied
by a distilet under the influence of Pnseyite Landowners and several
Puseyite Clergymen, who, for politi:ai end church influene, are
bound up by interest with London centralisation in government and
whr,na as Vice-chair man and Guarflian of the Board of the Poor, he
opposed on princip'e, bib ho originated and carried out [patty
proj cts for the ileneilt of the people ; and at one time he was Guar-
dian for three Townships in the Union. His grounds of appeal to
tho e out of ti.e Unicn that cannot be influenced by the first-named
reasons arc these :—He was the originator and commencer of the
successful opposition 'o Baines' Bill, a measure brought into Parlia-
ment by Lord Palmerston, to foist by a side-wind all the Irish th it
were, or mild be made paupers, by priests, land'ords, Boards of
Guardians, or themselves, on the English poor-rates, but w. ich the
Government was compelled to withdraw ; as well as other moral
and educational measures to ben fit the ma'ses, which the state; of
that Union. by the declaration of the Poer-Lr.'w Inspector, corro-
borates. The ,e labours were not in vain ; notwithstanding this,
the influence of ail combined affected his temporal circumstances,
and after the tosser a very large sum—for the most part expent'ed in
asserting an Englishmen's rights and a Briton's birthright, he nos,
almost penniless, obliged to leave the district to obta'n a situation to
get a lit's litioad, A providential opening appears ; and this adpeal is
to enable his wife and children to commence bnsiness in a large
town, where. fres from those influences to a great extent, he may
pursue his labours In that Cathol.c spirit Ile has Invariably pursued,
of rioin,z go,d to all men of wh stover creed, but especial y to those of
the Household of Faith—whether Fpiseena lan or Non-conformist.
Subscriptions will be thankfu ly.: received by me, at 87, Finch-
street, Liverpool. I remain, yours respectfully,
_ _

JOSEPH STONER.
Mr. George Waker, Bnrscough-street, Ormskirk ; Mr. Crookall
London-street, Sonthp3rt; and Giles Ashcroft, flolm,,s-wood, Rug•
ford, will ablo receive any sums J. S.'s frlnids may fHward them.
Nev. 17,1857.

The case is known to Mr. Charles Wilmer, of the Noirr.irczn
Throw! Tz MES, by whom Snb.eriptions will Da received, and I,l*, IL
Jachsou! Esq.. Date-lt;eot Moo.3trcot, Liverpool,