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?strietions on the press during the

Piedmont at the commence

ieration3. The Globe of last night

says that the order for the mobilisation of the

russian army appears to indicate that Prussia is

a forward step in a course

now preparing to mak
which seems to be separate from that of the other

powers of Europe,

The Globe also suspect

that there are oth

for the rapid

retreat of the

Austrians to the quadrangle

of fortress-es ; besides the military pressure, it places

&ustria too near the Tyrol, which is German land,

so that it may be difficult to carry out all the require-

limits of military tactics without infringing German
territory, which would thus afford the. opportunity,

'hould the German Federal Powers think fit, to

score or aggression,

The West India Mail steamer La Plata,. arrived

Southampton, last night

in Swinton-street, Gray's Inn-road, who destroyed
her two children, and afterwards committed suicide.

Particulars will be found in another column

THE NEW MINISTRY

THE new Ministry is, of course, , a Liberal Ali

try; and yet is the country once more likely to See
what is most Liberal in the party, as a whole-, which
has demanded the change, kept too much in the back
The, Whigs are almost to monopolise all

;round

that is great in the new arrangements, leaving to
rs all that is small. And this can never be
Neither Lord PALMERS',TON nor Lord JCiith

the oth
fair

political influence, either_ in Parliament Or 'Out of it,

under their present circumstances, without the as-

this . important and influential section of

supporters, therefore, ought surely, in some just
proportion, to be taken with them, into the Cabinet.

very shame, have any lon,c.

r retuned to recognise,

fully and generously, their paramount claim;

quite agree. with an independent contemporary, who
.says, " that evcry difficulty created by the'_' personal
claims of Lard PALMERnON or Lord JOHN RL^SgELL

is more or less of an insult to the whole party which

011ows them ;

and that flie indulgence of

alousies would be impossible

but for the assump-

ion that L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

nances, what have we Protestants to do with them,

so long as they are Confined to their own communion

For our part, we are, as P
as much opposed in principle to t
ties of their religion which are

lose peculmn-

distinctive

of the Church of Rome, as it is becoming to be, in
all fidelity, to our own faith. But then we do, not
deny to them the right which we claim for out

tliOfright, namely, to follow their own conscientious

course in the solemn concerns of , religion. We are
not called upon to approve of the forms of their
religion, or to commend tho polity of their Church.
We have nothing, in fact, to do with it. It is no
affair of ours, in any way whatever. They do not
want our approval, or our commendation. All they
a

sk of us is to practice that which, in common with
them, we as Christians profess,—to do unto them,
and unto all men, as we would they should do unto
us, however we may differ from one another in the

details of our faith.
It is the utter disregard of all such considerations
as these, which lead to disgraceful outrages ;like
those we allude to. Not that either the ruffians or

the fanatics who take the more active part iu them
are susceptible, probably, of any religious reflection
whatever upon-the subject. But they aie-Only tools
in the hands of shrewder and still more narrow-

minded men. It is the incitements to animosity, and

malignity
played, both in certain of our Prote
out of them, that produce these most atro,

and rage, which are

D constantly cm-

taut pulpits iand

:us tout-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

:Mr. Barney Wi
EATE.

Etody O'Connor, Mr. B; Williams I Kitty Killen,
LATE§T FROM NEW YOR

with th,

ig of " The Girls .of
Sprout, it

William

Li ney Williams_; Mrs. Obei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

Park, or 24, Tweed-street

MO be LET, a furnished Villa, with garden
stroo-

..uated at No. f 3, Hough-green, Chester,
drawing, library, and six bedrooms, kitchen,
A. Evans, Eastgate-row North, Chester. 6jlB
good family House, No. 36, Breckfield-road South,
con,- ag five bedrooms, two parlours, and large pantry ; a
good kitchen, and wash-house fitted up with all conveniences, and
gas in each apartment. Rent £25 per 'annum, With immediate
possession. For further particulars apply at 13, Seymour-street,
London-road. . 6j22

containing dining

Ipply to W

CHESTER.
to be Let
closets, pantri
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

First Violin, MR. EDWARDS ;
Grind Piano-forte, Mr. WILSON
WORTH.

,eleetions from "Etoile du Nord," "Hugenots," " Satanella,"
Somuambula," &c., Vocal and
E V A N 8.

Instrun
UPPEI

It DAWSON-STREET (from docent Garden, London),
:lose to the Lower Box Entrance of the Theatre oyal.
75 after the Theatres, as in town. Gentlemenonly admitted
ADMI.SSION FREE.

GALLERY OF ANATOMY
which contains upwards of 500 Model's of the Human Frame

V"

V

29, PARADISE SIR:

ET, • LIVERpoor

POPULAR LECTURES ARE DELIVERED' EVERY HOUR
Open,claily for Gentlemenfroni Ten a.m. till Ten p.iii., exceptiil
Tinsday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only are adMittee
_

Tit Tiro till Five 6'clock

Admission to hear the Lectures and see the Models—Gentlemen,
; Working Classes, 6d.
_ . _

None but Adults are admitted

YITHITSUN-TIDE HOLIDAYS
SIXTY MILES FOR ONE SHILLING.

CHEAP AND DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS FROM
LIVERPOOL TO RHYL
AND BACK.
The St. George's Company's powerful and fast Steamers
SEA KING AND STORM KING,

Will run between LIVERPOOL and RILYI„ weather permitting, during

Whit Week as follows :-,

PROM LIVERPOOL

Jun i
June _ ____ _.__ ....
16th.,Thursday 8 °morning 16th, Thursday 12 0 noon
17th, Friday 8 0 morning 17th, Friday 12 30 noon
18th, Saturday 10.0 morniug(lBth, Saturday
Fares there and back :—Saloon, 2s ; Deck, Is. Children, half-price.
These Steamers have saparbir accommodation for passengers, and
are well known for their great speed.
Refreshments may be had on board at moderate pripes,
Excelletit Bawls will be in attendance.

MICHAEL NEVILLE
IMASSFOUNDER AND COPPERSMITH.
Has REMOVED from Great Charlotte-street, to
- 66, PARADISE-STREET,.
Near the Sailors' me.
Where be is aow enabled to manufacture e overy description of Goo&
• and workmanship
An
article,
mante.ww=:, bn,stre
jr:zerr.,L
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

FOR ONE STII.LLING AND SIXPENCE,
ELEGANT_ GILT. FR A
FOURTEEN INCITES BY ELEVEN
WITH GLASS AND BACKBOARD,
OTHER SIZES AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES
14 lIR ADLEY, I'ASS, AND Co

A N

IN CIIE S,
RING,

PAPER HANGING AND GILT MOULDING ESTABLISHMENT,
ET, CO.IVER 01 LIME-STREET.
Land Uneouaßed for brilliancy and durability, and can be 'WASHED ox CLEAIcED wrritorT
C A U T I O .1•7 . _ .

ELLIOT-SIRE

The Mut;LDING.S. of these I

P. and Co. are Sole Iniptrters mid Dealers in Lirerpool, and beg to CAUTIDN THE-PUBLIC against Itinerant Vendors,
who niake use of their Name to sell an Inferior Article.

14,--PAB,R.ER-STREET-14.
ONE GUINEA. { A FIRST-CLASS REVERSIBLE WATERPROOF SUIT, 1 ONE GUINEA
(Coat and Leggings completed 1
)
W. MOSELEY AND CO.,

MANVFACTITILERS OF

VULCA N I S E D

GUT T A

INDIA

PER CH

RUBBER

IN calling the attention 'f their numerous Friends and the Public to the above Guinea Suit, they assure them
it will be found worthy the attention of the tradesman, the 'mechanic, the seaman, the traveller, &c. ; it is offered in a
variety of Fabrics, and being made by competent workmen, under their own inspection, will be found the CHEAPEST
GARMENTS ever offered; the quality will prove their Manufachires are second to none. Their Stock is now replete with all
the various productions in India Rubber and Gutta Percha, compthing articles used for Manufacturing, Mechanical. Chemical.
Surgical, Travelling, Sporting, Domestic, and Ornamental purposes, ' .

WATERPROOF CLOTHING IN EVERY STYLE AND TEXTURE

AIRPROOF BEDS, CUSHIONS, BATHS, LIFE BELTS, tic., &c.
VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER VALVES, .IVASHERS, &C

VULCANISED INDIA RUBBER HOSE TUBING,

GUTTA. PERCHA SHEET TUBING; SOLES, HEELS, &C.
PERCHA FRAMES, ORNAMENTAL ARTICLES, &C.
CARRIAGE APRONS, HORSE CLOTHS, CART SHEETS, &C,

SILX, ALPICA, AND GINGHAM JMBRELLAS

- ,
BLASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE CAPS, &C., &C.
• BOOT GUSSETS, SILK AND COTTON WEBS, -&C.

INprA RUBBER COMBS, GREAT VARIETY.

VARTERS, BRACES, BELTS, &C.

;•fo-,ERS AN•D THE TRADE SUPPLIED

OVERSHOES, OVERSHOES.

W. MOSELEy & co.,
• ILANUFACTrItERS OF
yIILCANISED INDIA-RUBBER AND GUTTA PERCHA.
S TRE.ET 14
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

TIE NORTHERN LIMES, THURSD.-VY„TUNE 16, 1859

Australia.

NOTICE.—THE "BLACK BALL" AND "EAGLE'• PACKETS,
SAILING PUNCTUALLY ON THE STH AND rSTH OF EACH
MONTH, IN ADDITION TO BEING THE only Line in
the Kingdom despatching Steamers Direct to Australia, is the
only one ever honoured BY A-VISIT FROM HER Majesty the
Queen, AND COMPRISES THE LARGEST, FINEST, AND
MOST CELEBRATED CLIPPERS IN THE WORLD.

Steam to Australia under sixty days.
Passage Money £l4 and upwards.
To the consignment of BRIGHT, BROTHERS and Co., Melbourne.
" BLACK BALL" LINE OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN
EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS,

AND " EAGLE" LINE OF PACKETS,

In conjunction with the celebrated auxiliary steam clippers
GREAT BRITAIN and ROYAL CHARTER,

15th of each Month
Reg. Bur.

SALDANHA.
HARMONIDES
CHAMPION of

GREAT BRITAIN

th and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

i STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERUOOL AND

SLIGO

,
1..."-;.‘ 1,41_ 41:i‘' 1 S 4.•-
*t
' ma-

Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence,
the undermentioned or other steamers are intended
to sail between t`ta above ports, with goods ar d
passengers (with or without pilots, and with liberty
to tow vessels),
The splendid and powerful steam-ships
SHAMROCK Captain J. Stewart.
ROSE Captain M'Loughlan.
GARLAND Captain M'Gowan.
Are intended to sail from LIVERPOOL (Clarence Dock Basin)
for SLIGO. as follows :

SHAMROCK
SHAMROCK
N.B.—Parties sending Goods or Stock, for these steame
please difect them, specially, to the care of the Agents, he
Sligc

Tuesday

and advise the same

3rovent mistakes

Goods required to:be alongside the vessel one h
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

NOT IN THE CABINET

Drd-Lieutenant of Ireland
iticf Secretary

)rney-General

;tor• General

Attorney-General flr Irel

11 for Irelanc

Earl of Carlisle.
31r.".1f. Herbert.
Sir R. Bethel'.

Sir R. Keating

?lir. T. D. Fitzgerald.

Ter gean

• M. S. Peel.
Joint Secretaries to the Treasury . . } 3fr. .If. Brand
ifr. W Lotive.

vtary to tl

Admiralty

Home U`nder Secretary .
War Under Secretary
Foreign Under Secretary
Colonial Under Secretary
India Under Secretary ..

Lords of the Treast

VI% Massey.
Lord Woodhou,

..Lord Slielbourne.
. Lord Berry.
. . Mr. Danby Seymour
)Mr. Hugesson.
Mr. Cogan.
Mr. E. .Ellicejunr.

w Cia,bin

Majesty till
day (Thursday), it defers the publication of the new
intments. The Times says Mr. Gladstone will be the
mevr Chancellor of the Exchequer; Sir G. C. Lewis, Home
Secretary ; and Sir C. Wood returns to the India Board ;
but that the other places in the Cabinet are still under
consideration. The Times and the Advertiser say that
Lord Cranworth will be offered the Chief Ju3tice,ship of the
Common Pleas.

1 to H

PRUSSIA AND THE WAR IN

ITALY

The Daily News says it now depends on the
Prince Regent of Prussia, to all appearance, whether
the war shall involve the whole of Europe ; as the
friends of Austria assert that he is about to join the
conflict with all Germany, in order to save the extra-
Germanic dominions of Austria. The Daily News,
however, thinks that Prussia can by no means
reverse the doom of Austria beyond the Alps.
Hungary will be up against her next, and Russia will
be down upon her, and the French will be actually
brought to the Rhine, invited or compelled to
azgression which they have nn+ -,roposecl or

ppeared

:Om political

itious

irrown

must be from wea

that an I

nan can make such a mistake, or our new
•„ •.

will f

Post says ti

.es are arming around Prussia, she has a greater
;th of defenceless frontier than any other state of
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

t- time bat one befo:

A .specially, at

pwgrm

piit foFward, containing the names; of fonk pleObs, in which
-H fal " All allow Eve "is prominent. Uncle'

. . _
anylreirctirnStancos, so temptin7. a list of entertaininents
could. iot _fail to bring a crowded audience together i but,
_ iliar interest which the occasion will have, we
to see a' home so filled as eVen'the Amphitheatre on
gbt has rarely ,been, , .

with the r

IrP4T ';:1141" 801 ttl) OP GUARDIANS.-Mr. Pitts occupied
the-chair at, the usual_ weekly Meeting of this board; held
yesterday. The other members present were—Messrs.
Ledger, Shaw, Clarke, Richmond, Ward, Woods, Pilling.
Medealf, Morris, Wareham, and Smith. Mr. Gough, the:
governor, reporte,d that the number of inmates in the
establishment last week was 607 ; admitted since, 20 ;
born, 1 ; discharged 2E; dead, 1. Number this week, 599,

of whom -345-belong- to Toxteth-park. Number in the
corresponding week last
.year, 607. Cheques for the
following• amorints vere Izi'anted for oui.-doot relief :llr.

Potts, £llO ; Mr. Lythgoe, £76 ; Mr..olney,- M 22. ,rihere.
was no business of general public interest transacted.
ARRIVAL OF -THE CITY •OF BALTIMORE:7—The screw-
steamer City of Baltimore, Captain Leitch, arrived here
NT,;terday afOrnoon,with 300 passengers and about $890,000
dollari in specie. We published, yester,l tv, a telegraphk
summary of her news, received by way of Queenstown. The
.following is a list of the cabin passengers :-.1-Mr 4".
Gray,don, sm, and daughter, Mr in. Gibson, Mr mid Mrs'
Martin and two children, Mr S. Ewing, infant, and servant,
Mr Durcl, lady, and servant, Mrs hums, Mr R. M‘Dowell,
Ball, Miss M'Dowell, Mrs W. J. Howell,. son, and infant, Mr
Searle, Miss Mary Searle, Mrs an, Mr .B. Waleh and-
lady, Miss Agnes Walsh, Miss M. A.
.Walsh, Mr. P. J.
-Page and two children, Miss Page, Mr It; A. Newall;
Cathariaq.Newall, Mrs Flockenhall, Dr. C. Palmer
lady, and Servant,'Mr Palmer, Mr C. F. Marsh, Mr Ed v
ArDermott and lady, Mrs M. A. Wood and child, ht'
d.
)370,3d, Miss Goodwin, Miss M. C. Tate, Mr , Card"weall'
NI)811fild, Mr. J. ToiirgAge, H.Martin,
tinddaughter, Miss
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

THE

OBSERVE TRE ADDRESS-15, PRICE-STREET-THREE DOORS FROM CLEVELAND-SQUARE

THE ONLY MANUFACTURER IN TOWN

JOSEPH HARRISON begs to inform his Friends and the Public that he has opened the
extensive Premises,
70, GREAT GEORGE-STREET, GREAT GEORGE-PLACE,

(LATE CREASY),

SALE OF FURNISHING IRONMONGERY,
At Prices, for CASH, that•cannot fail to give general satisfaction.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

ment ; there-must
,be, in short, an utter denial to

many of _that right .to weekly suspense o._
daily business-4 which a beneficent. Providence has
mercifully .ordained; and to' Which • none, "have so

high a claim, upon ever

consideration of justice,

as those who are closely occupied, and severely
worked, all the week.

It was deeply to be regretted, therefore, to see, one
who has generally _shown so much. regard, for, the
rights of the labouring population as Mr. T. S.

UNC,

preventir

Sunday trading.

In the House. of

to some recent

convictions under the law, for selling fruits- and

weetmeats; the hon:jmember for Finsbury said, " he
of State for the Homo

1 to ask the Seeretar

wiBlieL

and newspapers were cried about

les, orange,

the stree

ts of London on Siindays,' from- winning to.

night, and that Vie confectioners' shops and cigar shops
m Sunclaf, whether it would not be

were op

better to repeal the obselete act of Charles IL, or so

to arnend. it that it might be impartially adminis-
tered to rich and poor throughout the country 9"

Now, had th

Sunday trading,
,yv

ympathised verir;u6qtfalified
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

WANTED, by a respeetableiddci
wait upon one or two gentlem,

y sun experienceur Young V
two years and 18 months' good references
42, Mount Pleasant.

omen, ages 27 and 30, Protests
Apply to Mrs.

WANTED,'a Situation' as Co.achman and Gardener, by married
Man, aged 23, a Protestant, with 5 years character; also
wanted, a Situation as Butler, by a respectable married Man, a
Protes`--- _
Russ(

4 LADY,.a
L .Governs

,ged 30, is desirous of obtaining a Situation e

panion to a Lady; she has no objection to tray
references can be aircn. Addrexs s. F._ Pnc

unexceptionable

Conway, North Wales

MRS. LEVI'S Ladies' itegistry Office, GG, itassell-street, has
on her List for engagement, several highly respectable per-
sons, suitable for Housekeepers, Ladies' Maids, Companions, or to

petent and well recommended

ent, by a

Apply at Mr's,
r rpspectablc

servants.anly, am

an ngage-
lent as Upper housemaid, where Butler is kept, Clever
at her needle, could manage the wardrobe in a Boarcliug-sohool, or
wait on a Lady.. Lived four years and a half in her last situation.
Wages £l5. Apply to Mrs. Dustin, Tract Repository, Grange-lane.
Birkenhead.

A WNTED, by a ,espectable Young Person, age 23, an Engage-{
ment; she is a good Needlewoman, .has been Lady's Maid,l
and has occasionally, assisted thg upper Housemaid in light work,
has recently lived'oyer two years in a highly respectable family at

taltuo'mton. Apply to Mrs. Dustin, Tract Repository, 246,Grangel
lane, Birkenhead. ' •
3j16
WANTED, by a Young Lady, age about 30, very respectably:
connected, an Engagement as Companion or Maid to an{
elderly Lady, very clever at her needle, has had two years expert-I
mace at Dressmaking and Milinary. Wages no so much an object
as a comfortable home. Apply to Mrs. Dustin, Tract Itepositoryd
246, Grange-lane, Birkenhead. ' 3j161
WANTED, an Engagement, by a Widow Lady, aged 39, well,
connected, to Attend an Invalid Lady, clever at her,needle,l
can take charge ,of the wardrobe, or instruct :the children in the:
"` ". in a Ilrst class family, or as,
m
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

only. commencing
of Equestrian•and
Tues4.l4y, Wedges

and commence

70014.00 E-CAL GARD
NO IV OPEN -POE
WILFTS'U N-T I D-E

lENSE ATTRACTIONS !! !

OB SEIM

GRAM

Led tlie Draw
entitled

Cra
The pre
Grbenw

3nl End assistants.
ties by Mr. Bope. A

Cohanbin.:
Pantaloon

W. Waite.
Madlle. Maudlebert
.. Mr. E Bedford.

&aster Thorpe.
Sr. J. F. Foster

M -0 I

Great Civet:

Illuminated Chi

N T

old. -Dioramas, Camera -0
Cantiliosa Incubator, with a

Lions and Cubs, till
(faze; Centrifugal

host of other Air

NAY LC
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CERT

LOT T 1

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liumense success of
4 ISS JULIA CLIFFORD,

M R.. DAVID- I!ODGE,

AI R. B E N E T T,

MISS .T A' N C it7E D

W

SPIRITS, &c

irtments for Gentlemen

ILLLV

UARp, LIVERPOOL.

MR. J. SIMII

,ectfully to inform those

blishment that 'the uew and e

the (

A DAYS EVERY DAY DURING WHITSUN
NEW COMIC PANTOMIME,

machinery by Mr. O'Doni
he original music by Mr. Sqi

C A ,

EVER

SHEPTIERD

D BURK

?.RCIAL HOTEL & CONCERT ROOMS.

E. & M. BRAHAM

Lrit root
lie deco

the new—etit gl

J. YOU G. ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

Artrao.

FLEETWOOD TO BELFAST DAILY.
Bost Route to Coleraine, Londonderry, Enniskillen, 4.e.
• . - ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
LEAVE FLEETWOOD FOR BELFAST,
-AND BELFAST FOR FLEETWOOD,
EVERY EVENING,
(Sundays excepted.)
I assengers are Booked Through to Belfast by the .TA7i!is tearing
the: East Lancashire" Station- at 5 p.m., and the London and
North-Western (Lime-stivet and Edgd-hill) Railway Stations, at
4 p.m. . - FARES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

are more fortunate behind their fortresses than upon
the rivers of Italy and in open field. The Emperor
of the French and the Sardinians will put all their
troops in movement in order to invest the Austrian
fortresses. Prince Napoleon, with the force under
his command, will proceed without delay towards
the lesser Po, to support the movements of the right
wing of the French 'army. The revolutionary

States—at Bologna-Lis considered likely to prov

embarrassing to the policy of France.

flw retreat

of the

Austrians

leaves

the French the only
The

military occupiers of the Pope's territor

ienna correspondent of the Times says th

the retreat of the Austeian army must have been a

light be called a flight. The inhabitants of V

are described as being ex

Jingly depressed. The

Were under the

try will make common

a,poleon

Of the nine

these
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

rs. when we,have a g
nd temper. Pt

REWARDS FOR S.VrI

ioned rew

ment of his humane and.generous conduct tov
of the brig Eblana, of Shields, abandons
10th February last, in lat. 16 32 N., 1
landing them

towards the c
fhf

)n fire (
31 38 W.. a

er last

them at 111.1

I prest

watch, for his

nd four

which vessel was abandoned at sea 7
in a sinking state, in lat. 36 10 N., el he

Cod'
--31/1l
WL°ll,l, ea vole

tk,r:npdt

his Honour,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

CONNECTICUT COURTSHIP

PADDY THE I

William

—Kathie(

THE BASHFUL IRI
ncc O'Gallagl

-.NN; or, The Boy for Bewitching Them
n which will be illgatratcd an

tit of Mr. B4i,NEY WILLIAN

n.... Mrs. B. Ml'liar.
IMAN.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

THE COUNTY

PALATINE LOAN COMPANY

Limited

GRANT 'LOANS
From £2O to £5OO,

ITPON TITLE DEEDSi SCRIPS, DEBENTURES, PERSONAL

SECURITY, OR OTHERWISE,

REPAYABLE BY

WEEKLY, MONTHLY, OR QUARTERLY INSTALMENTS

As may be agreed upon.
Apply at the Offices of the Company,
NO, 34, CJITIRCII-STREET, OPPOSITE PARKER-STREET
JAMES WENSLEY, Secretar;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

Mr
J. V'
khanS,
E. T.
Valten
Stuart,
J. A•

THE WAR IN ITALY.

AUSTRIA

VIENNA, Wednesday, June 15.—The Duke of
kodena arrived yesterday at Mai pia, and was
received by the Archduke William.
The funeral of Prince Metternich has taken place
tw° this afternoon.

Ministerial Ostdeutsche publishes a cones-
Poadence from Paris, speaking of the eventuality of
the French landing on the coast of the Venetian

territory
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

2,zutt Aratrita,

' For PERNAMBUCO, -
The well known A 1 clipper Ship
1,4 k 4'` lIERMIONE,
6711 , lons TowiLL, Commander;
-7.-- Burthen per register, 383 tons ;
a very rust sailer, and a regular trader. Will have good despatch
For terms of freight or passage, apply to
C. T. BOWRING & CO.

Sratue.

`~`"~►v~►`\
'T

STEAM COMMUNICATIPN BETWEEN
LIVERPOOL AND HAVRE.
Loading Berth west side Huskisson Dock.
CAMBRIA
BRITISH Q EEN
BALBEC.... Captain Litt.e.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

COPE'S

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FOURPENCE OUNCE,

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.Mr. W. R. COPEL•
WITITSM
it.ND HUMOT
AND -rx.F. "YANKEE Gis

HOL..

" 'luso Bo

ghter - and the

'HA.YS

[wd public favourites

WELL NIGHT

MR. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
The original ImperSonators of the " hum Boy" and '" YANKEE
GIRL, at this Theatre is urrpreedented; and gTeat as their
success has teen in the large towns of Manchester, Birmingham,
Dublin, and-Giasgow, their appearance in Liverpool lies always

.sm that has rendered th
ad brilliant of t

cost distin zni,hed

of their

went is certain it h
r, of -the pu
rith these I
Mr. and Mt

therefor

ilea it
all ott
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AND FRENCH DE LAINES

PLAIN FANCY SILKS

SILK ROBI

And a Manufactu

BLACK FRENCH GLACIES,

V E. It

PARIS and LONDON BONNETS and MILLINERY, FLOWERS, FRAMERS, RIBBONS, L.

LADIES' AND CHILD.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

AclvertiBer say

correct in stating that th
Ministry, which will to.
Lord Palmerston for the
First Lord of the Treasin

Lord Chancellor
Foreign Office .

Home' Oftic

Uolonies

War Departmen

r India

st Lord of the Adm
ancellor of the Exci

-day (Thursday) b
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

1321 ..4000 . RANDELL. ..18th June
.1563...4000.. FLYNN ....... sth July

1564...4000—M0 RAN

1763.. 5000.. GRAY

T. TAYLOR

LIGHTNING

J. CLARKE

CHAMPION OF THE SEAS

J. 00TRIDGE

MALD WKAII

20-i.... C.

PRYCE,

1049.. MURPHY

OCEAN CHIEF..
INDIAN QUEEN
BRITISH TRIBE

15th July

am Aug.
To follow

succeeded by the following clippers and steamers—
Tons.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

O'Halloran
. .....Aikin

Captain. jlteg. Bur.
ARGONAUT .• . .......... White.. ..1237 3700
JAMES CHESTON .....,.. Byrne 1074 3200. ,
SHALIMAR .
Passengers embark on the 20th and 30th of June:.
The above splendid and, far-famed clippers will ,be despatche
punctually on the days advertised with mails and passengers.
The clippers of this line have made some of the fastest passage
on record ; they were built especially fen- the Australian passengel
trade, and are commanded by men of great experience and skill.
The Saloons are fitted with great splendour, and furnished with
bedding, linen, and all necessaries.
The accommodation for Second Cabin, and other classes, canr
treet. be surpassed by those of

. June 20,
. July 1.
July 20,

any fleet in the kingdom.
Packet of the 20th June.
The splendid A 1 clipper ship
ARGONAUT,
WM. WHITE. Commander;
Burthen per register 1,237 tons.
L pp , presents a first-rate conveyance for both goods and
passengers, having been employed in th', transport service, and

Made excellent passages. tier accommodations for all chts'ses of
passengers are very superior. Loading in the Queen's dock. For
terms of freight or passage apply to
H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.
All goods by this line will for the future be delivered at the
Railway Pier only.

"WHITE STAR" LINE".
OF LIVERPOOL AND NEW ZEALAND CLIPPERS,
Sailing on the 10th of every Month,

LIVERPOOL TO NEW ZEALAND,

rs of this line consist of the largest, handsomest, and
fastest sailing ships afloat, including the "Red Jacket," "White
Star," "Blue Jacket," " Tornado," " Mermaid," " Shalimar,"
"Telegraph," and "Prince of the Seas," many of which have been
employed in lI.M. postal service, and are.famous for the rapidity
of their passages, and 'the uniform satisfaction. given to the
passengers carried by them to Australia.

-.-
. FOR AUCKLAND, WELLINGTON, AND CANTERBURY.
MERMAID,' James White, 1,320, 3,750, July 10.
TELEGRAPH, ' Davis, 1,108, 3.200 . , Aug. 10.
BLUE JACKET, Clarke, 1,074, 3,200, 5e0.,10.
The'magniflcent clipper "MERMAIIS," Captain James Whitet will
be despatched for Auckland, Wellington, and Canterbury on the
11th of July. She is one of the finest and fastest clippers afloat,
and has made the passage to and from Melbourne in 74, 75, 77, and
79 days respectively. She has splendid accommodation in the Poop
for a large number of Saloon passengers, for whose accommodation
is provided a piano, library, bedding, linen, and all necessaries.
Ph. ~,,,,,,,ements for second cabin, intermediate, and steerage

Lie nv.
passengers are equal to those of any ship afloat. The between decks
are very lofty, beautifully lighted, and thoroughly ventilated.
The .• Mermaid" will sail punctually on the 11th of July, and
passengers must embark on the 9th of July.. Saloon passengers on
the morning of the 11th.
For all information respecting freight and passage ; also
THE FREE LAND GRANTS
In the fine province of Auckland, New Zealand, refer to
H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS, 21, Water-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

Th, Bri

Around t
The Brea

xe Sir Fen

fle VOlunt

Which was
Could not t

itiment

,fines hhil

Now talk of Alexandei
Or talk of Wellington

Let Yanl

Washingtc

he

.you can,

NG ON

noticed

Li read yea will kr

that Edward Kelly
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

TIIURSDAI,

i•V to the

Ministrs

report

of whist

slender foundation

Palmerston's organ said,

ti TufiltrTJ kn

VE 16, 1859

inys

,ctation the

tel forinerl

gave a variety

upDn very

q Post, Lord

the formation of the new
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

ply solerat

r in Si. Jot

[relit haTve been aff

id have n
ted pasto

n Church

evening, as has been done

largely attended, and t
he L. Dr. Cooke. During' t

he cot

I,of sin, and_some prof

:sed to hare

a Roman

god man, waited on the Ee

s to God; to:look to the Cr(
exercise faith .in Jesus. .1

I formed i

with Berry

,rch, for the piirpose of visiting the irreligious and
young converts. A large number of both male
tes have -given in their names, and each, we
was to be • apportioned a district in which to
meeting on Tuesday evening, the Rev,

rk,—was to address those present

-STREET PRESBYTERIAN CAIULtCH
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

CIUbS;
!references are permitted. Apply at Mrs. Dustin's Tract Repository,l
:146, Grglnge-lanc, Birkenhead. 3j l6l

kaust 2erirauts au a.

'WANTED, immediately, a respectable Servant, a Protestant.'
VT Apply at 8, Manchester-street. 6j21
WANTED, a good plain English Cook, about 30 years of age.
Must be well recommended. Apply at Northern Times
t.f.o.

WANTED, a thorough good Housemaid, Who can be well
recommended, And wait at table. Apply.at the Post-office,
Egrernont. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

of men. So, at least, ti

THE NORTVIERN ttIVItS, THURSDAY, JUNE 16, 1859

Northern constituency, was to second the amend-
ment on the Address. But we felt certain it would
not be so. The Whigs -have" not yet descended to
manufacturers.. Mr. WHITBREAD was a
,brewer,

ind a brewer has therefore a position iu the party.
But they draw the line at brewers." Now, literally,
this is not exactly so—generally speaking. But if,
in ordinary, it be not true to the letter, it must yet
be inferred that, on this occasion, it was too much
so in th

spirit—we mean, of aristocratic exclusive-
ness-4 feeling quite out 'of character with that
alliance with the popular democratic party which
fined the late Opposition all its adva
The new Ministry; however, it will be some con-
on to find, will not have so- much dancer to

ntages

encounter from without, as it may probably have

from within. Lord DERBY has alre

sion to declare, that, from his part

my rat(

there will be no factious course taken wl

ieh may

be either embarrassing to= the .formation of the

Government, or to the subsequent proceedings of
his political rivals, so long as they continue to walk
in the light of the constitution, and as long as they

hail show a due regard and interest for the honour

the welfare, and the prosperity of the country. Not

from their own supporters,

'' he emphatically added,
" will they receive a more cordial assistance than

from their opponents whom they have displaced,
but whose sanction and support will be given, as
before, to the maintenanee'and welfare and prospe-

a decided advantage over their prec

cessors ; and if
and

exposed, in order that the wrong may, if possible!, be
redressed,—and. for -our part, we shall 'always be
glad to lend the Laid of our columns in doing so. But
the working classes generally may depend upon it,
that those are their best and truest friends who
would resist every encroachment upon the Sunday
which is calculated to weaken its appropriation as
their weekly holiday—their only day of rest and
recreation of the whole week.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

can only continue to maintain unity

concord among themselves, the

Ray apparent

calculate upon a much smoother co

Nliniste

rial life, than they
.would suffer Lord DERBY and his
colleagues to enjoy.

SUNDAY TRADING

WE had occasion, on Tuesday, to make

a few

passing remarks on Sunday Recreation. We now
have briefly to allude to Sunday Trading. The
former, within due bounds, and always subordinate
to higher and holier object. 3, we did not hesitate

But the latter we must, on every
account, most strongly condemn. In whatever
point of view we regard the Sundaystrading •is
positively and utterly out of- character

to approve

with it

It is not only at variance with its great end and
aim, as a holiday, as a day of rest and recreation,

arries along with it a most pernicious, a

most dr

_dmoralizing influence. In'principle, it is most
vicious throughout ; and in practice, it is fraught
with innumerable and crying evils to society.:; No
abuse of that most blessed institution, in a physical
11 and

moral, as well as in a religious point of vi

body of the working classes of their day of weekly
rest and enjoyment, as trading has. If there is trade

going on, tliere,must be work

in connection with
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

GONGS ! CHINESE GONGS.

An elegant substitute for the Dinner Bell; will be fetuad
invaluable for steamers, and other vessels, in foggy weather, and
an admirable protector against Burglers.
JUST UNPACKED, a choice lot of those now very
scarce and useful Instruments,

AT JAMES SMITH'S
GENERAL MUSICAL INSTRUMENT SALE AND HIRING
ROOMS AND MUSICAL LIBRARY,
6G & 76, LORD STREET.

Important to everyman who keeps

tit
or
• • .$)k•••
_ -
THORLEY'S FOOD FOR CATTLE,
77,NEWGATE STREET,LONDON
Price 50s. per Cask, containing 448 Fee; &
Carriage paid to any Statioti.
A Pamphlet, Yost-free. on application.

It for Liverpool—

BLAKES BROTHERS' GUINEA ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS

RAVE YOU AN

WHICH WILI

AROUS'

.11 CLOCK

SOUND

~; ~ r
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

xas the scene of

4th inst

One of thy' mu

beat,

ci in tli

itiinn, n

einz stablierti to the heart

tiler iu the head wi

in her t

two women.

ard; a man

li an ice-Pict

wlth his boots.

-4--

notorious

:oue Nvo.uan

DEATH. or MR. JUSTICE MAcwN•—Curt,
Wednesday.
—Judge Macan, of the Bankruptcy Court, at eicritt
o'clock this morning. Tice satary attic office is

,000 per

annum. .
- TiE nix :sell LAW or MV ORCE.-
the Seine has just decided in a eas,
the Mayor of. iho loth: aggrandise,
woman legal)). divorced in her Own
• litetime,[dem:llll

1 Tribunal of

awe

neuo,t,.;er—m—
t—becolnatwraccfoLs

that a foreign

country cannot during

o is a foreigner

e in Frile,e, where, since

under any circumstances

whatever. • ;, •
THE LEDBURY Muanna,--A report was extensively
circulated on Friday and Saturday that the body of Mrs.
Baker's husband had been disinterred from its resting place
for the purpose of undergoing a post-mortem examination,
a suspicion being entertained that he had died from poison-
ing. This,reort was also strengthened by the fact that the
clerk, John Isaac Jones, the ,man who is now confined la
Hereford Gaol, for the murder of Mrs. Baker, had een.
seen drinking,' in his company a few daya.before hisiaa death,
which took place rather suddenly about three
onineentled the.
As far as the exhumation of the body
as t t inei
os
rumour is altogether premature,
1i
rdoubtg e o
that a wt
hheo
attended Baker previous to his death,
has he was subject.
died from rheumatic affection, to w lc •
Nothing tending to threw any further light upon the
Baker has been discovered by
mysterious murder aQc4twilittEil of tb.
tr'oroisopno:ri.ce since to ettrnm.ivation and
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

austrgia.

_ """y 41. r iargesr,
finest, and fastest Clippers in the world, will be despatched
punctually at noon of the Ist and 20th of every month.
WHITE STAR" LINE OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN
EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS,
Sailing from
LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE,
,t7P.Y* On the Ist and 20t1Cof every month; and from
lja
,
MELBOURNE TO LIVERPOOL
P; *\
On the Ist of every month
Passenger

amers to all parts of Australia,
-
Tasmania, &e., at through rates.
RED JACKET .. .N. R. Kirby WHIT* STAR
PRINCE OF THE SE.A 5...1r. A. liroivn STAR OF THE EAST
Clarke {.S.HALIMAR .
....James White ARABIAN
~... Thos. Frain Ssaocco
George Kerr TORNADO
And other celebrated Clippers

T. C. Kerr

BLUE JACKET
MERMAID
BEECHWORTH
CYCLONE ,

J. R. Bro-A7n

4. Gandy
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

Vre ednesdaY...June 22
Wednesday.. June 29
From New York ...Wednesday...July
and Goods for New York are intended to be
ty, within the urisdiction of the Custom-house

'''''''
d at Jers'e Y B
pork.

,eyfrorn Liverpool to Halifax and Boston

Chief

Twenty-six Pounds
Secohd Cabin
ales Steward's Fee include —.Eiteen
Pounds.
andr Provisions, but without
anus or Liquors, which can be obtained on board.
F!
,t,e.amshipshave accommodation to a limited number of

:4L, but the agents do not:guarantee to reserve room for more
;an!' quantity, and they will be charged freight pn their per-

Is half a ton measu

rmitted to go on board by the steamer that

krt -4) prevent disappointment or difficulty, Passengers are
t tit,. 7 informed that packages of merchandise will not be
`tree,", be shipped as luggage, or with their luggage.
40q, t will he received at the Office of the Agents here, until Su
, ut the Friday evenings previous to sailing.
for Consignees or other wh the Post.

s, must pass thro
ved at the Office of the Age
to Sir Saml. Cunard, Bart.; in Boston, to E.
to Edward Cunard ; in Havre, to Donald
ans, ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17,
London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-

!t3; ill New
Quai d'a

D. and C. MAC IVER, 8. Water-street.
4.RA.81A will start for HALIFAX AND BOSTON, on
tke 18th June. Tne steam-tender SATELLITE will leave
bldg Stage, opposite the Baths, George's Pier, that ,day,at
Nine o'clock morning, with the Passengers for the Arabia.

EANt
ftS BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND THE UNITED STATE
Captain • Captain
b,;. ETNA, Millar. DAMASCUS, Bell.
‘k, JURA, Moodie. I PALESTINE, Dubbins
AND ' ,
- MARATHON (now building),eArthl

IANCFi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

orst-ciass steamers, are inteoueu w bao
, pilots) WEEKLY, to LYRE, direct, as follows
BRI TISH QUEEN ... Monday........ June 20.-

at 12/ plm

Shippers are required to send a shipping note warn taco cart
load of goods, and must describe on it the contents of the

packages.
For particulars apply, in Havre, to Donald Currie, 21, Quai
&Orleans ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17, Boulevard des Italiens;
in London; to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glasgow, to G.
and J. Burns, 9, Buchanan-street ; in Manchester, to John Walker,
77A, Market-street; or here to
/NV T•T• •-• •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

wore that Mr. Shaw twice (in the 'Fall of 1856 and in the-
!prizn of 1857) poke of marrying the plaintiff, and tha

The- defence
IPact6r, but s

went, there w

Some of

er appea

1 strain (

received mom
ations, but th

ottemptefl to break down the plaintiff'
znally failed. Every witness swore, that
intion

vas no evidence to tha7t effect. There
Ilk, however, on the part of one witness
d notes for money lent by the plaintiff to
- had pronounced to be

respecting alleg

tut the
The '
al:mop

when ov

aav a

s her 1

ey, in 01

by her

iving for four years
len lodged, I stand

in her con-

Tied very hard to
.nation the truth

ms and evenings

Sion, in t

unwitti

lent not i

!rs in the

or two,

es said

and it

;tary of an
and that
matters of

Ely one

into a

.tely, for
intiff, she

say that nc

Itry for
mrated

ed sister,

propriety

with a view to

iiscreet

nation while in Charl

lllg mgr

that the young men

talk about OA

ant, in opening the

plaintiff

iproper consider-

which not

verdict fur the ft

ii closely

) proo

of the

)W that

vas, so far from
y prudent and
nown to himself,

against her
try to hunt

One -Z

TWENTY

personal. atrr
course whirl

undoul

A woman

nflition of

iven in a case

i nconsid
damages

:A* the defendant, the
and still more by the

d towards

-..4,----

,nd dollars

player called -upon Mr. Morphy
ved that gentleman a
rted, satisfied of
Ind effect a

AMERICAN
An unknown lady ci
at the St. Nichola
game which was drawn, She then
her own skill. Morphy should hunt her

recentli, a-;ic

GENESS

ocrat s:

ants from the wheat grow—

Scourahu►g,

1 that Ticinity

unusually promising. -Thc grain is so far advanced-
generally that strong hopes are entertained that it has got
the start of' that dreaded and destructive enemy, the weevil.
The fine appearance of the fields is a subject of general
comment, scareiy a barren spot be;

"l h 8 li

nty,

accident by lightnin
around the table at the time,

\ V an

r_r visibl
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

Best make, Ss 6d per Dozen

21, AND 26, BOLD-STREET.

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

tliis single -one 'would lao quite

our strongest

'oddernnation of tli

utterly at variance With every principle of religious
liberty. They prOceed upon the gross assumption,
that the Roman Catholics have no right 'to the

exercise of their religion within then

realms,

Whereas they have just the same right as'have tho,

who so intolerantly object to.' them. ,They are
British subjects, and as such are entitled, like the
rest of us, to all the rights and privileges, civil and
religious, which are secured by our juste and equal
laws. Our prejudices, or our antipathies, as Protes-
tants, have no more business to be allowed to
influence us to opPose'them, in their ..rdligiOn, than
have theirs to oppose us in ours. One really feels,
ashamed of the name of Protestant, when one sees it.
made the excuse for a shameful violation 'of every
principle of ieligions liberty, as well as of Christian
charity, like that which we now condemn and
denounce. One might have hoped better things of
our Protestanism in these more.,tolerent and en-
lightened times. But Where both reason and religion
fail to restrain from such evil-doing, the law must be
called in and we trust that t Magistracy wm
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

and Mechanical and Architectural Drawing,

the last being

Government-appointed Professor

TERMS, , be
aoderate in proportion to advantages enjoyed), mnYor
application to his Residence, Watergate-street,

References to Gentlemen (in Liverpool, London, and other Places
whose sons have been educated by Mr. IL

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE

The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, e°l'ld'
ing them acknowledged facts, or undisputed truisms,
deem them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejected the-,
damental law,' that the ear alone causes the tongue to Inoo
,o4i
for, had this been duly reflected upon, it must, at one Pe'Yof
or another, hare led to the discovery of the true nietho.•
teaching languages."--Duficf.
ONS. RAGONOT (of Paris), Author of the
the
8m bolic Anglo-French Vocabulary," and of the "Easiestf the
Shortest Method of Learning French." The unsuccessfulness °. and
prevailing-mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial ,_ersi
what other results can be looked for, when the teacher in gemo far
considers himself justified m disregarding the laws of nature and
as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the erlost

uaav 1/111211 AIL LLSJJ aw
.1111
accents a Iheory all human devices must nee"—and
fail; and hence the numerous complaints of wasted tiln_e.
ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in 'caw,: the
the general notion that a language can be acquired only u"ts of
country where, it is spoken ; hence the despair of many studen too-
the French language of even understanding the rapid conver"
of natives of France.
,31orable consequence.- -

With iue

All these d

,e nattl

auupLeu uy awns. ttagono, tbio.
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable
>everal members of a family should take lessons together, In

FAMILIES 'AD SCHOOLS ATTENDED . PRIVATE LESSONS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

LIVERPOOL AND THE EAST

AGIA SOFIA
AIIALIA....
Ai 4 oh. ARCADIA ..
- LACONIA ..

Tons. Tons.
I .1500 MACEDONIA .....1500
.1501 ORONTES BOO
. 1200 T11E55AL1A......1300
. 1300

ALEXANDRIA, BEYROUT, AND ALEXANDRETTA
With liberty to call at any other port,
aking goods for Syria-by special agreement only.
The first-class British steamer
ORONTES,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

EDINBURGH DINNER BEER
A Pure light PALE, ALE, very suitable for summer use.

PER DOZEN

QUARTS

PINTS

GEORGE BOYER AND Co.,

WINE AND SPIRIT

MERCHANTS,

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET

GUINNESS'S DUBLIN
IN SUPERIOR CONDITION

STOUT,

Per Dozer
4s 6d
2s 9d
2s Od

Quarts

Imperial Half-pints

BOTTLED BY
GEO. BOYER AND CO.,
WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STRRET

ALLSOPP'S EAST INDIA PALE ALE,
Bottled with especial care, and now in excellent condition.

Quarts
Pints..

Per Dozen
Gs Od
..., 3s Gd
2s 4d

Imperial Half-pints

BOTTLED BY
GEO. BOYER AND CO.,
W INE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET

GLASGOW•
GRAHAM'S LONDON

Et 0 T E L,

29, MAXWELL-STREET,
For cleanliness and despatch not tc be surpassed. First house
I,Pened in the Kingdom worthy the name of a Temperance Hotel
Charges moderate. sepB

PE
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AMB U L

AT ORS

FOR INFANTS, ADULTS, AND INVALIDS,
FOR SALE OR HIRE.
I3ASKET PONY DRAGS AND PH2ETONS,
IL -*LLOYD, MANUFACTURER,
110, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

AND 157, BROAD-STREET, BIRMINGHAM,

OHN RILEY,

WHOLESALE
SMALLW ARE WAREHOUSEMAN,

IMPORTER OF

TOYS AND FOREIGN MERCHANDISE,
75,-BYROM-STREET,-75.
J. RILEY begs to call attention to his STOCK of
SMALLWARES,
of the best and most approved manufactures, and to his large
STOCK OP TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
'►hich being imported by himself. he is enabled to offer at prices
'which cannot be surpassed by any house in the trade.
Persons about to commence business will find it much to War
advantage to insl:ect J. R.'s Stock previous to purchasing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

ItICJIMOND'Sb CLOTHING

ESTABLISHMENT

CHURCH-STREET

ROGEICSON

WOODWARD
riends and the Fublie

respectfully
they have vis

iounee to their •Fr

,n► which they have
(lies' Summer Dre§sc

trge and bcauhful variety o

SILKS, SHAWLS, MANTLES,
kORAnt CLOTHS, FRENCH AND ENGLISH BAREGES

ERENCI

AND ENGLISH PRINTED MUSLINS,

FRENCH PRINTED CAMBRICS, PARASOLS;

Stock o
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-16

and in

Img rapia.

factory It

ier, and it hope

to-morrow to c

the publication of the zr

terial arr

2.30/* believed that, aft

,ord John

had. accupte4 the o: is

cabinet -'which he, might prefer was
offered to Sir James Graham. The Right lion.

olice in th

Baronet, however, declined to ac

tate of hip heu