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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

EVANS

UPPER DAWSON-STREET ,
close to the Lower Box Entrance of

from Covent Garden, London),
Theatre Feral.

Suppers after the T

QTAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL & CONCERT ROOMS,

SVILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
MESSRS. E. & M. BRAIIAM

MANAGED

J. SIMMONS

The Proprietors beg most respectfully to inform those gentlemen
visiting the above establishment that the new and elegant room
in connection with the Concert Room is now opened. The deco-
ration, ventilation, and comfort must be seen to be appreciated;
the decorations by Mr. Dm-les, of Lime-street, the new cut glass
chandeliers by Mr. Allen, of Bold-street.
THE FOLLOWING TALENTED ARTISTES ENGAGED :—Miss M.
KIRBY, whose singing has established her one of the greatest
favourites. Immense success of Miss MILLICENT in her
serio-comic and character singing. Engagement of Mr. F.
COLDWELL, the eminent tenor, from the Canterbury Hall,
London, his first appearance in Liverpool. Mr. J. YOUNG, the
celebrated Flautist, will positively appear on Monday, May 9th,
For the convenience of gentlemen residing out of town Mr.
HARRY JENNINGS, who is pronounced one of the first comic
vocalists of the day, will sing twice each night, in character,
introducing the following songs, viz.:—" Molly, the Betrayed,
or the Fog Bound Vessel," "Kill or Cure," "Limerick Races,"
" Carpet Bag," and " The Dodger. Piano-forte, Mr. ALEXAN-
DER. Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Commencing every evening
at Half-past Seven o'clock.

- Admission free. Gentlemen only admitted.
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars, of the best quality. London,
Manchester, and Liverpool papers daily. N.B.—Amenean Bowling
Alleys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

RED JACKET • . ....... N. K. Kirby 'WHITE STAR
PRINCE OF THE SEAS...II. A. Brown Q- • -

BEECIIWORTIi

.George Kerr I SULTANA

CYCLONE

RMAID

wulrE STA

!ngers emb,
berth We:

.

This clipper is now on her second voya

'3l--ar-ka'l;ly fa!

lasses of passen

s ; 'saloon

ssaries. For freight or r
H. T. WILSON & CHAN

)assage, apply to
IBERS, 21
I. f

ds for this line w

EMIOR

And other celebrated Clippers.
Captain. Reg. Bur.
Dunlop . 1320 4000 .. ..:
James White 1320 4000....
0 5000....

e of Queen's Dock.
TWENTIETH or MAY

lchd A 1 clipper ship
I D A, _

J. W. Dunlop, Commander;
rthen ner register, 1,151 ton

_ to Melbourne, is a
_ accommodations for all
.(1 with bedding, linen, and all
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

nd prized by emigrants, are

CLIPPER
annot be o:

Liverpool.

KOORIA MOORIA,
W. H. Moons, Command
years, 1,112 tons register

Le ship is only on

Com

One of t

•Will sail Weekly (u

ROWIP seen
OLAItEtiCE LIVERPOO
. .

ing at any it

Cabin Fare, 12s 63; Deck, ss.

Rearciiike Backs ; or here to
CRAM, PO WELL and CO,

, \>.l.

4 weight, And will
despatch.

.ceptionable conveyanc

land Mail. The al

and yen'

auy union,

Tuesday

aers V

oppered and and ' sion she beat all the Clippers that sail
ss discharged brought later news from the colony t'

JAMES BAINES & CO., .Towe
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

SPRING AND ORDER DEPARTMENT

B. HYAM'S Order Department is supplied withhfa;rials.of every
possible description, fo^ CAPES, er) kTS, TROUSERS,
WAISTCOATS, &c. Suits complete for Half-dress,
Undress, and Professional Purposes, from 455. to 100 s. ;
Pages' Suits from 265. ; Footmen's Suits from 65s
Coachmen's Suits from 70s.

SPRING ATTIRE FOR THE YOUNG.
B. HYAM has introduced a variety of New Designs for Children,
Boys, and Youths, in wuich adaptation to age and
growth is conspicuous. The 9s. 6d. PLAY SUIT and
13s. 6d. SCHOOL SUIT, as well as the superior HALF-
DRESS and FULL-DRESS SUITS, TROUSERS, VESTS,
eke., are much recommended.

B. HYA M,
NATIONAL TAILOR, CLOTHIER, HATTER,
HOSIER, AND OUTFITTER,
97, LORD-STREET. AND 7, WHITECHAPEL,
LIVERPOOL. -
YATES AND HESS, i'.NGRAVERS, RTNTERS, AND
.33, LORD !WRIST, LITHOGRAPHERS
LIVERPO'OL. TO H R PRINCE ALBERT.

y AND3I3‘ELSO;ti) s
rilEziß,`,7t7;
WEDDING STATIONERY
SUPPLI LD B Y
LIVERPOOL

"NTATE> AND
I 33, LORD arftzrr, }DIE-SINKER
LIVERPOOL.

HERALDRY BOOKSIATATES AND HES
Kedt for inspection, and 33, LORD-81'R1 ;
SEAL ENGRAVING, BY LIVERPOOL.

QUEEN'S HALL, BOLD-STREET,

AV. BENNETT, having made arrangements with the
• Committee of the "Society of Fine Arts" for the use of
the Queen's Hall, during the summer months, begs to inform his
friends and the public that he has

NOW ON SALE,
At the above Premises, a well-selected assortment of
FOREIGN AND ENGLISH
MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES,
Together with suitable
REGISTER GRATES, &c., &c.

IRONFOUNDRY and WORKS,
SIR TH 0 M A S'S-BUILDINGS

SHOW ROOMS,
SIR THOMAS'S-BUILDINGS AND
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

LAND GRANTS
land,• New Zealand, refer to
BERS, 21, Water-street, I

frauct.

,D BORDEAUX LINE OF SCREW-STEAMERS
Established by W. H. Daunt & Co.,
In connection with the South of France Railway and Canal Company
from Bordeaux to Cette, &c.
The two powerful fast-sailing screw steamers
WILLIAM FRANCE, 500 tons burthen, •
F. M. HARRIS, Commander •
&nd BEAVER, 400 tons buithen,
Join( M`NieL, Commander,
Will sail regularly from each Port on the 10th and 25th of each Month.
Goods will be carried by this line of screw steamers, to and from
the different Towns of the South of France, at through rates, in con-
nection with the above Railway and Canal Company.
Arrangements are made for forwarding Goods by this line to the
different ports in the Mediterranean.
For further particulars apply to the sole Consignees of the South
of France Railway and Canal Company,
W. H. DAUNT & CO., Merchants,
B, Bank Chambers, Cook-street, Liverpool.
And in Bordeaux to Messrs. Kinlocgh & Allard ; or G. Jude, Ship
Broker.

LIVERPOO

JOHN N. COLLIGNON,
WHOLESALE FOREIGN BASKET WAREHOUSE,
No. 34, SLATER-STREET, LWER.POOL.
Every description ovancy Foreign Baskets. always on hand.
Merchants, Captains, the Trade supplied upon the lowest
terms.
- -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

ISTORY OF THE WORKING CLASSES,
_ll_ Every Saturday, in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, Price One
kjny.

TO BUILDERS, FAMILIES, AND PARTIES
FURNISHING.
IVIESSRS. HARTLEY and SMITH beg
respectfully to announce to their Friends and
4t.'et üblik generally, that they have purchased the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

Packet C

to themse. of
Parties residing within two miles of their o,
their own carters, as and when they think r
Loading Berth at Liverpool, South-ea''
ditto, at Bristol, Cumberland Basin.
for Pwllheli and Barmouth, it St. Tudi
Catherine, Captain D. Davies, for both pox
Fares :—From Liverpool and Bristol
doe, Aberayon, Aberdovey, CardigP-
Steerage, 7s. From Liverpool

yes the pow

Between. either Aberystwyth
New Quay, Portmadoc, or Aberystwyth,
Between Liverpool and Amlwch—Cal
Between Amlwch and Holyhead, la 6d.

N.B.—]
on board

For Freights, and further particu
Pockett, Swansea; Henry Cullifor

12, Quay suet.,
Lloyd, Tenbyrn, AberdoTey,
Siddorns, Holyhead; the Managing —_
the Company's Head Offices, Parthenon Cham
street, London; William Turner, sub-Agent, I
' gent, Barmouth; Bennett William:

Hugh Hue.
Dire(

Portmadoe

DK. A

irtlaxtb.

FLEETWOOD TO BEI
!st Route to Coleraine, London
llf

LEAVE

IC WOOD I

;,AL/1 AND I

fassengere are Booked TM%
the East Lancashire Station

-Western

Ist class and si

Return (14 Day's) Tickets
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

DERBY-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL

Contractor for Steam-eng
Works, Tanks, in wroug
cast iron Pipes, for gas al
Roofs, &c., &c.
Mechanical Working Dray

with Estimates, prepared

A PATIENT'S GRATITUDE

THE 14s. WELLINGTON BOOTS, Manufactured by J. PENTONY, are all stamped in front,
with gold letters, with the words "J. Pentony, Manufacturer, Commutation-row, Liverpool." They are very
neatly made and warranted to wear well.
Superior quality, with FRENCH FRONTS, 16s 6d, and very best quality only
Prime LACE and ELASTIC SIDE BOOTS, at 13s 6d per pair.
LADIES' FRENCH SUMMER BOOTS, at 3s ; ELASTIC SIDES, 4s per pair
As a most extensive STOCK is always kept at this Establishment, Customers will be able to suit themselves with any
description of goods they require. Captains and Exporters supplied at the lowest wholesale pricer
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTORY, COMMUTATION
Corner of London-road, and opposite St. George's Dail

20s per pair

GRATUITOUS DISTRIBUTION OF 20,000
COPII, OF A MEDICAL BOOK, by one who considers it
his dut'', in gratitude to the author and for the benefit of suffering
humanity, to make known the means by which he was perfectly
cured of great debility, after every other means had failed. He
will, therefore, send free to any address on receiving a directed
envelope enclosing two stamps (to pay postage) a copy of the
PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, a new work on the E LF-CURE
of NERV OU DEBILITY, Loss of Memory, Dimness of Sight,
Lassitude, Indigestion, Dislike to Society, Impediments to Mar-
riage, &c., resulting from the early errors of youth, which results
in Consumption, Insanity, and Premature Death, Illustrated with
mnay cases, with plain directions for perfect restoration to health
and vigour. " Every sufferer from nervousness may speedily cure
himself if he follows the advice given in this book. '—.Afedical
Times. Address. James Wallace, Esq., Wilfora House, Burton-
crescent, London, W.C.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

mug.

LOANS ON PERSONAL SECURITY, AT ,PIVE
PER CENT. PER ANNUM.
From £5O o £5OO Advanced for One to Five Years.
Total amount of interest charged for a loan of £lOO.
If repaid by equal quarterly instalments for three years ES 2
If ,3 ~ in two years 5 12
ff If 9 t in one year 3 2 6
As soon as any portion of the principal is repaid, the interest upon
such portion ceases. •
A large amount of Trust Money to be Lent on Mortgage.
Apply to Mr. William Webb, estate agent, 1, Church-lane,
Church-street, Liverpool.

NORTHERN CENTRAL AND PHEONIX LOAN
COMPANIES, 9, PARADISE-STREET.

Established 1845.
MONEY" LENT ON REDUCED TERMS,
FROM £l6 TO £l,OOO,
Upon approved Personal Security,
OR THE DEPOSIT OF DEEDS, SCRIP, &C.
Repayable by Weekly, Monthly, or Quarterly Instalnients

For particulars apply to
WILLIAM WAINWRIGHT, Secretary

6therai 6ltrtioa.

OUTH LANCASHIRE ELECTION.
kjESSRI. CHEETHAM AND HEYWOOD'S COMMITTEE
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

been brought fi

two nov

;, who have

in parliamentary busin€

commercial i:
home, there

lerest and imm
is another issue

party.have now put before you.

Now, what have we of the experience we have had of
Lord Derby and his party. durino• • '

ird Mahnesbaiy wits heard.) I doubt that the
.pressed by Lord Derby the last night in the
will be the sentiment that will rule during
He has given us another

itrality of tins country

version of it, but that i:

coed edition of what he said,
(Cheers) We cannot

and an amendment on his speech

11 what eventualities may arise • but, we see despots banding
,gether, and we know that Louis arise;
and the Emperor of

p_ut together do not care a straw for the protection of
The thing is absurd ; and looking forward to

nationalit

the possibility of matteia becoming worse, what will be the
condition of this country, unless she has a Parliament that
will agree to smother oppression. Would this country be
safe in the hands of Lord Derby ? (" Yes, yes," "No,
no.) I for one would be exceedinely sorry that we should

be reduced to such an extremity. We. have no faith in
in him, and it now become our duty to appoint one who
will represent our feelings, our interest, and our sympathies.
He concluded by seconding the nomination •of Mr.
Cheetham.

William Brown then came forward, and thanked the

electors for the kind manner in which they had treated him
during 14 years which he represented them in parliament,

and said he would have felt it his duty to conie forward
again for re-election, had his health permitted him. He
had now to propose a gentleman to them as a fit and proper

person as one of the representatives for the southern division
of Lancashire, Mr. John Pemberton Heywood. (Applause.)

They would permit him positivply to

had gone

abroad,_ whi6

contradict a rumour

was injurious to

his friend

It had been stated. that he had been dietated.to by, and was
a nominee of a league, and had been nominated by a clique,
in Liverpool. What were the facts ? The clique was
surnmarilly dissolved many years ago, and, he believed, at
that moment, they would find, probably in the ranks of the
opponents, as many gentlemen Who then belonged to the
league as they would find gentlemen on this (the Liberal)
side of the hustings. Mr. Heywood was well
known and respected in Liverpool, both by the Conservative
and the Liberal party in Liverpool. A friend wrote to him
(Mr. Brown) to London, asking if lie would support Mr.
Heywood, and he said it would give him the greatest
pleasure, for he' did not know Where they would find a
crentleman so well fitted as Mr. Heywood. Mr. Heywood

monied educationin London, and he had

He represented
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

BUSINESS and ENTIRE STOCK

of Mr. WILLIAM SHAW, IRONMONGER, 24, London-
road. .and are now OPENED with a large Stock of
IRONMONGERY, &c., which they are offering at very
reduced prices.

HART-LEY and SMITH hope, with perseverance and
punctuality, combined with moderate prices, to merit a
share of public patronage.
October 30th, 1858.

riE2LaL3EWQrEADLRLAN'ST,
lIRUBBER
IFZO
Foot
DeliveryD lr i D Ad
LIME-STREET, Airpump VALVES, Patent STEAM PACK.
53, CASTLE-STREET. MOS, including Crickmera & Tucks, &c.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

„wined our caul

;ns which were

formed against our Sovereign and her rule,
threatened British India with wasting and destruc

tion. It hath pleased T;

lee to scatter our enemies,

and to give victory to our arms; and to show that

there is no restraint with Thee to save by many or

few ' " T
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

FOUND, in the neig
and 5 Dessert-spo
can have them by d(

electro plate, engraved. The
ibing them, and paving expenses. by

hbourhood of London-

FOUND, in Everton, a Greyhouud. Ti
have it on giving particulars and paying exp(
cation to F 15, Northern Times office. It not clab
days from this date, will be sold to defray expenses.
April 30, 1859.
T OST, yesterday, in Everton-road, a dark
J I Pup. A reward will be given to the finds]
delivery to the gardener at Newbie-terrace, Breck-r

in difficu:

MOST valuable assistance rendered to pair
Protection to person and property immediately o
moderate terms. Also, debts bought or collected, on commissic
N.B. Good bills discounted. Apply to J. Smithson k Co., Accounta

gents, 7, Cor
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

„srtits _ Aurtion.

Unless previously disposed of by private treaty.
FOB. SALE by AUCTION, ou Thursday,
the sth May, at Three o'clock, at Cunard, Wilson, ph
and Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool, the very CI
desirable iron Screw-steamer DEVA, A 1 for nine de
years ; built at Chester, in 1857, and of 50-horse
power; cc
288 tons oar., 168 tons register; length, 133 feet; bre,:dth, • in
21 feet; depth, 11 feet 6 inches; carries 330 tons dead weight on • in
10 feet 6 inches draft of water ; has direct` acting engines and •
tubular boilers, all in the best order; sails f..-

is an easy boat et
.verpcol about the

ea, and we
Bth instan

worthy of inspection; -
-For further particulars apply to
CUNARD, WILSON, and Co., Brokers,

_ .
FOR SALE byIAUCTI6g, on Th
4 .N the sth May, at Three o'clock, at Cuna
)4, Co.'s Saleroom, Exchange, Liverpool,
Barque EDWARD TRORSIIILL ; le:
8-10ths ; breadth, 23 feet 1-10th ; depth, 17 feet

Wilson ana
Le very fine

h, 125 feet

ter, 420 tons o.m

Lloyd's for ten y
s well fs-tmd in

aventories and further particulars a;
CUNARD, WILSON,. and Cc

.air.

FOR SALE, the fiiie torclue
0.x....537 tons register.

421\\ 2-.

.epth, 18 feet
1855, principally of hec
1 classed Three-thirds in Veriti s Is copper f
ing, and sails are in the best order; carrii
cargo; has a more than usualy abundantin
h-g
very little to send her on a voyage. Lying in

; ; breadth, 30 feet 3-lot
t Nova S

her spars, rigg

CUNARD, WILSON, and (

- FOR PRIVATE SALE, the
Liverpool built Ship M ARY
_BI_BB)
Length 104
feet 10 inch

t, breadth 25 feet 10 inches
sheathed with yellow In
with a c

home fiom ' Dem,

which she delivered frif

kept up ; ha!
replaced with

w where reqi
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

ITSIIrRIIft Ratitts.

THE QUEEN INSURANCE COMPANY

Chief Office

EXCHANGE, LIVERPOOL,

London Brand. : 2, ROYAL EXCHANGE BifiEbINGS
Manchester Office: 30, ST. ANN'S STREET.
Trustees.

T. Edwards Moss, Esq. I Chris. Bushell, Esq. I E. Heath, Esq
Board of Direction.
Chairman : EDWARD HEATH, Esq.
Deputy Chairman: THOMAS B. FORWOOD, Esq.
Francis A. Clint, Esq. Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
George W. Ewing, Esq. John L. Newall, Esq.
C. R. Hall, Esq. James A. Picton, Esq.
Alexander Hastie, Esq. T. Stamford Raffles, Esq.
Bankers. Auditors.
Messrs. Moss and Co. Messrs. Harmood Banner & Son.
Solicitors. Physician.
Messrs. Haigh and Thompson. James Turnbull, Esq. M.D.
Manager and Actuary : W. P. CLIREHUGH, Esq.
Scottish Branch :
GLASGOW, 146, isUCHANAN-STREET.
Directors.

Chairman : ALEXANDER HASTIE, Esq. (R. Hastie & Co.)
Robert Bryson, Jun., Esq. (Robert Bryson and Son.)
Alexander Dick, Esq., Writer, Queen-street.
Robert Ker, Esq. (Ker, Bolton, & Co.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

SOLD ONLY BY
GEORGE SMITH, wATrs AND CO.,

No. 1. Corrects the Compasses
No. 2. Great Circle Ennio
No. 3. Latitude,

and Cornpaas Cor

No. 4. Comets Lunar 'Distances to

PRINTERS AND STATIONERS,
13, TITIIEBARN-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

C fT

CANCER
without (

Important Notice.—lo wurr.
SOUTH LANCASHIR
OTANIC INSTITUTE, ever wi
•ers. will forward, to any addrel

-Tll-

directed envelope, the Prescri
Snecific. for the cure of all disc

ption t(

, and nervou
ic Institute, I

_Li_T.ThLLEWELL'S TOUT SOVEREIGN
2& 3, QUADRANT, ki PROOF SUITS, COAT and I
LIME-STREET, warranted. Ti
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

THE NORTHERN TIMES, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1859

6.entrat gitriffm.

s 017TH LA,NCASHIRE
CHEETHAM AND HEYWOOD FOR EVER
he LONDON COMMITTEE for conducting the ELECTION of
JOHN CHEETHAM, Esq., andJOHN PEMBERTON HEYWOO4,
Esq., SIT DAILY, at the Cavendish Hotel, Jermyn-street, St.
James's. ARCHD. BRIGGS, Chairman.
JA. CROMPTON, Vice-Chairman.
JOS; YOULTON; Secretary.

RICHMOND'S OUTFITTING

ESTABLISHMENT

Is admitted to surpass anything of the kind in Liverpool for

Variety, Style, and Quality,

2, CHURCH-STREET

E 0•R

E -T U RNER
AUCTIONEER AND ESTATE AGENT,

OFFICES-,

34, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL

Sales of Household Furniture,_ Stock, MaChinery, &c., conducted
on moderate charges, and the proceeds guaranteed. Valuations
made. Rents collected. Executorship papers arranged. A Regis-
ter of Houses, Properties, and Trades to be Sold or Let.

HELLEWELL'S TEW PATENT VITLCANISEB
2 & 3, QUADRANT, INDIA-RUBBER CURRY COMBS. for
LIME-sraaET, s, cows, &c., owing to their pliaWity
53, CASTLE-STREET. & eiasticity are, in use, safe & economical

SHIRTS

A GOOD WHITE SHIRT for as. 6d., or
Six for 205., at

RICHMOND'S,

SHIRT AND COLLAR MAKER,
No. 1, PARADISE-STREET, and 2, CHURCH-STREET

BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA BOOTS IN GREAT VARIETY

CLASSES,

TTISTORY OF THE WORKING
Every Saturday, in the Norrrneax DAILY TIN
Ij

Price One

A CORK RESPIRATOR FOR THE MILLION
- FOR DAMP AND FOGGY WEATHER ! I !

IMMENSE Sale of RESPIRATORS, which prevent
Coughs, Colds in the Throat and Lungs, Asthma, Consumptio-
and in fact most diseases caused by the inhalement of foul vapour
which all parties are subjected to -who are in the habit of attemu,
public meeti

All who value their health shoxtid use
RESPIRATOR

AITKEN'S ELFGANT
which for its efficacy, durabil,'

y, lightness, and cheap

be equalled; it is warm a
by the faculty

surpass
e Sole V

A. C. AITKEN, Rose Cott

Wandsvro

Sitrrey, S.W., NI

BLAKEY BROTHERS' GUINEA WELLINGTON BOOTS,

T_T EL LEW ELL' S UTTA PERCHA SHEET
2 & QUADRANT, Tar SOLID; and SOLUTION, TIMING-. ate

Pumpl
Basins,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

Terms Cash.
A single one sent free to a

stamps

A M

E S
CASTLE-Bti

DERB

AGILICIILTURAI, IMF

oroved construct

Mechanical Working Draw

.gs, wit

CHOICE MANILLA SEGARS,
- (CROP 1858.)
FIRST-CLASS MANILLA CHEROOTS

per lb

I ',VERY FINF

DURANDU

2, EXCHAGE-STREET EAST.
SCALES, SCALE BEAMS, AND WEIGHING
MACHINES.
Parties purchasing the above are respectfully invited to inspect
the large and varied Sto,l,

THOMAS

CHESHIRE

C 0 . ,

MANUFACTURERS

49, PARADISE-STREET
A. large Assortment of N'

LIVERPOOL.
ron, constantly on hand

;hts, brass and
s of every des

A M

E S

BANKS,
inNas,

CASTLE-BITII
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

Persons

!ntiv Situations,

o'erva

IPTTN

r _rill

Y EACH

vile- community, are inserted at
TW ()PENCE EACH.

Iptsrtmenh
ed in the NORTHERN DAILY

iscanents, haring rye,rence
La or Sell, and all the miscellaneous
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

THE COURT,

WINDSOR CASTLE

Friday. —Her Majesty's dinner party
yesterday, included her Royal Highness the Duchess of
Kent, her Royal Highness Princess Alice, his Royal nigh—
ness the Duke of Oporto, his Royal Highness the Duke of

SaxeLo fa
vsr Coburg,aadxico
Coburg,L a
Lady
r R:sotayhnae I .1.4. Highnesselvi Portuguesele thec3ollColonel
Princess
Minister
e (CountA .Trugas‘
Charles Phipps, Sir George Couper, Miss Victoria worth
Lieutenant-General Vicomte de Campanha, Captain %
Segio.
Le Baron de Meyern, Le Capitaine de Reuter, A.D.C. r
, Col..
Francis Seymour, the Lady-in-Waiting to the Princeau
Augustus of Saxe Coburg, and the Earl of Derby, wits
arrived on a visit in the afternoon.
The band of the Ist Life Guards played during dinner.
Her Majesty's private band afterwards attended in the
drawing-room.

The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the
Duke of Oporto, walked in the Home Park this morning.
Princess Alice rode in the riding-house.
Princess Helena, Princess Louise, and Prince Leopold took a carriage-drive.
The Princess Augustus of Saxe Coburg took leave of the
Queen and returned to Claremont, attended by her Lady-
in-Waiting
MS Royal Highness the Duke of Saxe Coburg went to
the Crystal Palace, attended by Le Baron de Merlyn.
Capitaine de Reuter, A.D.C., and Colonel Francis Sof'
mour.

---•
His Royal Highness the Duke of Oporto took leave of
her Majesty, and left Windsor for Southampton. In Ft•lea--
dance were Count de Lavradio (the Portuguese Minster),
Lieutenant-General "Vicomte de Campanha, and Captain

Sergio.
The Earl of Derby quitted the Castle for London

ST. ANNE'S ,DISPENSARY AND ETE AND EAR Issyrrizo-
TION, 13, Rose Hill.—New patients entered on the books
last week, viz :—Relieved at the institution, 196 ; relieved
at their own dwellings., 61 ; total, .267. Visitors—Meßgra,
E. 'Watts, and G. Jordan. Hon. secretary and treasurer,
Joseph Kitchen, Esq.
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NOTIO

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T E

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F 0 A R D (late BEARD and FOARD) begs to annonnce that, in a few days,
addition to his Establishment in Church street,
THE PREMISES, 66, RODNEY
As I
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that tt

Cabinet of Vienn

no sort of alarm about Hungary, an

possibility of a rising

MONEY MARKET

it nomin

891 to 901
nominal

xdo-Venetian

nE

RKET

MAY 2

moderate

I inactive,

3s 4d to 4s E

lambs, 554,1 to 6s 4d ; veal
k, 35 to 4s 2d per Blbs. Tota.
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n fair request at very fur

dear as last week. In old

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,NTH EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFIC

SOUTH

LANCASHIRE

ELECTION.
THE NOMINATION THIS DAY.

nomination of candidates to represent the Southern
-a of Lancashire, in the Rouse of Commons, took
it ten o'clock this morning, at Newton. In front

Was gatherid

some time before
trains left Liveer
vevin

the opening of the proceedings. Special
at 8.40 a.m., for the purpose of con-
the number who

lecton

apon eitLer

.s considerably

availed o
less than

allottec

to the cand

1 filled, but with-

)rters on

-0-
proceedings, which we- fully expected to see. Among the
supporters of Messrs. Cheetham and Heywood, who ap-
peared upon the hustings, were Messrs. Shand, Brockle-
bank, Ralph Brocklebank, William Earle, James 11.
Jeffery, William Brown, J. C. Evart, M P., Hardman
Earle, Clarke Aspinall, Thomas Bolton, J. MacCorquodale,
J. Gait, Samuel Thornley, J. Piclarby, J. Peck, Gibson,
Mark Phillips, Manchester, Charles , Holland Liverpool,
Rol
T. S.'Rafiles, Thos. Bazley,

M.P., T. Kershaw, M.P., Sir
J. L. Kennedy, Geo.
north, James Hey-
E. Rawlins, C. J.

Robert P

wood; J. I
Corbally, Haylost

ay, 11

Messrs

Egerton and Leigh

were :---Messrs. Thomas E. Moss, James A. Tobin, Thomas
Bold, J. Ridley, Gilbert Greenall, Captain Browne, Sir R.
Brooke. Captain Brooke, R. C. Naylor, Ilooton ; Lawrence

Peel, Captain
Lloyd, J. C. Livingst
Horsfall, Rev. T. Hopes.

White, 'Captain_ dray, M.P., John Buck
Geortre Henry

le,„ Colonel B 1
1. J. R. Woolfall,

,gh Sheri

I 6ir It. ti

siderible arrie followed before the proceedings commenced
and it Was more than a quarter past ten o'clock when th
readilig of the forinal documents took place:

riff then came forwarcl, and was received
He said : Gentlemen and electors of the
of the County of Lancaster, I mu very

with loud cheer

happy
you ir2

my duty, this

norning, will not deta
You ar

ian a very few minat

aware, and,

we are assemble

you Of 11

nominating two mere

id I rea

and ~entreat you, gentieEueo, ----
speak,er who shall address you this morning the most fair
•

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ng) to keel

as will enable you to .hear what they ha

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llips, of Manche

of the

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some time past, and I have 1
for t t

is Parliathen

pleasure in pro.

gentleman who

am sari; ccia-will confirm wl
En to parliament a

a. fur
. _

point to a stain in
his political

proceec
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rtain cure is
tve baffled the

vt from exposure, and
fear of detection from

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from imprudence or excess, also that m
caused by residence in hot climates, s(
discovered medicines by which he can gu

an incredibly short time) of t
most skilful practitioncrs.

The folloriir

He is the sole proprietor of these invaluable remedies, which,
abined with his extensive practice and acknowledged skill 'in
sir treatment, prove him to he. the only party to whom the
icted can apply with safety for a certain cure. His discoveries
medicine are found to surpass all other known remedies.
his,

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THE INDIAN REBELLION.

WE believe that, although in the midst of a season
of great political excitement, the occasion of publicly
returning thanks to Almighty God for the sup-
pression of the rebellion in India, was pretty generally
taken advantage of, yesterday,—more particularly
by the Established Church, where a Form of Prayer
and Thanksgiving was provided. In the words of
the Order in Council, it was a Thanksgiving " for
the con§tant and signal successes obtained by the
troops of her Majesty and by the whole of the forces
serving in India, whereby the late sanguinary
mutiny and rebellion which had broken out in that
country hath been effectually suppressed, and the
blessings of tranquillity, order, and peace are restored
to her Majesty's subjects in the East." And doubtless
our gratitude and thanks were eminently due, for
what had been effected, through the efforts of the

forces serving in India

But we must question tilt

is it for granted that " ti

propriety or yeu
blessings of tranquillity, order, and peace
-4 in India. There has a great. a

Ire really

restore,

uuva
But the

made towards such a state of things.

very last accounts still tell us of rebellion, of disor-
der, and of war. One of the latest telegrams
announced, as regards Oude, that a large body of
rebels, supposed to be an advanced party, had

entered the Toolseepore territory,—that the main
body, with the chiefs, were said to be at Bootwul,
about twenty-five miles of the Toolseepore boundary,
—and that they were believed to number about
1 5,000. As respects Central India and Rajpootana,

Tills DAY

—Adam and Eve

acrobats, &c,

the telegr

lm said

had been

.eceived from CI

,e that the Rao Sahib, with

2,000 cavalry. had an

Chund

.ee district,

—that arrangeme

a made for pursuing

him, and tY

received both from t 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

U'RED JACOB is iustru
11 handsome Dwelling-hot
ner-square, each containing two kite

;ed to sell, by Priv

bed rooms, wate

To insure an hum,

tenants.
will be taken. Tenure leasehold. For ft
the offices, 13*, Basnett-street, corner of I

Lot 223.
ALFRED JACOB is instructed to sell,
well-built Dwelling-house-
contains parlour, kitchen, scl
let, and producing 701. per ai
Price on.y 7501 - '

For further part
treet, corner of Leigh-street

Basnett-i

culars apply

Lot 227:
A LFRED JACOI

El pair of se

floor, 4

:detached ti

bath, a

rechold;
_price 1;000/., cheap at 1,

ailt Dw
table C

his a very desir

ALFRED JACOB is instructed to
well built Dwelling-houses, pi'
road. Each contains two parlours g
cellar kitchen, and four good bed rc

Fur further particulars apply at the offices;
corner of Leigh-street.

Lot 220

A LI
of semi-detached Villa

nstructed to sell, by Pr

taining each

closet, 14telLen,

Lot 226

A LFItED JACOB
.1-1 capital Dwellin

passes the doors.. E
drawing room, four

hold hi in
at tne offic

Fllt SALE, b;
estate._ The

Oxford-street, Ab

I

ract, fc

in-excellent condition, and immediate p
Lot 2. Also a Dwelling-house, No. 19, Seymour
road, a capital and improving neighbourhoo,l,
kitchens, two parlours, five bed-rooms, in the occupation of
Rice, at an annual rental of £35. This house is also corpoi

3. Also, Thre
;, Lir

Hardman-st
.of £l2 12s p

will be sold by ti

topurc

.me, apply to Goorge t: Molt, accoantant,'3, U

bt ‘l,usiavists ax

DAILY TIAIZS, is TWOPENCE.
bt solitr, t uses 0

DAILY TIM:

is TWOPENCE

ON Sale, a fine power4,o. young mastiff Do
sa. 11.1 fflr such an animal,—A.thlress

Lnci lIARNESSCO:

BASKET DRAG, with PONY
Wanted, a complete turn-out of this us__
with price and particulars, to a 18, Northern Times o
r 1.0 be Sold, a Pony, Phteton, and Harness ; or the P 1
I be sold alone. Apply to Mr. Robert llarding, 23,
Livernonl or to Mr_ llroarl Ainroton_• Chi

(IN Sale, z
k../ would

t a Hansom Cab

suitable for a Brougham orheavy carria,

son's, veterinary surgeon, Seel-street

bt

The Charge for Advert
DAILY TIMES, is TWOPI

ZlO be SOLD, a first-rat,
MACHINE, by Cowper
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MESSRS, HINE, MITNDELLA,

DAmAGEs,
4A35N,0D00.C0.'5, NOTTINGHAM.
K E A N,

"T H E

MAN , "

STOCKING
15, PRICE-STREET,
Begs to announce to the Public) that he has PURCHASED Part of the above STOCK, saved from the recent fire, sad
will offer the same This DAY, and following days, at considerably below its original value.
ROYAL HOUSE, 15, PRICE-STREET.

FOR ONE SHILLING AND SIXPENCE,
ELEG ANT GIL T FR A
FOURTEEN INCHES BY ELEVEN INCHES,
WITH GLASS AND BACKBOARD, RING,
OTHER SIZES AT PROPORTIONATE PRICES.
BRADLEY, PASS, AND CO.,

A N

PAPLR HANGING AND GILT MOULDING ESTABLISHMENT,

36, ELLIOT-STREET, CORNER OF LIME-STREET.
The liovtames of these Frames stand unequalled for brilliancy and durability, and can be WASHED OR CLEANED WITHOUT rIUVRY.
CAUTION.
1. P. and Cs. are Sole Importers and bealers in Liverpool, and beg to CAUTION THE PUBLIC against Itinerant Tendon,
who make use of their Name to sell an Inferior Article.

W.

DREAPER AND SON'S

(3 UNISON) OBLIQUE GRAND PIANO-FORTES,
With their Patent Compensating Bars and Check Action.
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)YAL CIIAI

MORNIN(

ritisty amtx

CA.1,4 ADA AND THE 1

AND THE PRINCIPAL TOWNS 0
WESTERN STATES,
In conjunction with the Royal Mail Line
and the chief American and CanaJi

'of Through Steamers, 1

CHAMPION OF

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[MARCO POLO

The favourit

i;e Canadian Clipper,
AN BItIDF,,

EAGLE

0 Toni Burthen

et afloat, hating made

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Arono, on the Lago Maggior

which entered IF

consist of tw

cannon

At al

advanced posts were at Vespolato, in the province of
Novara, and a still more numerous corps cram&
was on its march from Vigevano, by Mortara. An
official bulletin was issued at Turin, on Saturday

forth that the Aust
were concentrated at Pavia,
marched in large bodies towards
It is further reported that General APMahon
had arrived at Genoa, and that troops have quitted
Genoa en route for Allessandria. Such is the substance
of the news received during the last twenty-fi
hours

evening, setting
who

had
lotara.

ThrA

h reach

I us at an earlier period

embraces some important statements. Amon,
is the positive contradiction, on the author
Prince Gortschakoff, of th

them

existence of a treaty

offensive and defensive between France and Russia-,
and in reference to which the Morning Herald,
speaking evidently upon the authority of the British
Cabinet, says :—" We have the highest authority for
stating that no secret treaty or convention has been
signed between France and Russia The Russians
have merely agreed to place 50,000 men in observa-
tion on the Galician frontiers of Austria, and out of
this in all probability was concocted the false report
that has spread consternation in commercial circles,
and caused the ruin of hundreds." The Paris cor-
reepondent of the Times, writing on Friday•evening,
fears that it would now be an abuse of optimism to
trust much longer the possibility of a pacific arrange-
_ .

that it would be

solution but that c

almost folly to

1 the COnneil of Mini

a of the PC

lieved that France will be able to
ent 100,000 men ir.to the field.

t Madrid to induce
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vious to sailing.
To prevent the possibility of all after disc
that shippers will send a person to the qu

,eingplueed
ill require

.••••••••••
gar In the event of these Steamers
any of the above ports, the Goods to,
taken away and transferred to another vessel or c

xpense and risk of the Shipper; or Consignees

quarantine, at•t
'This c

.o applies to 12.,

Goods for any of the

their destinatiOn distinctly marked on th
than two inches, otherwise the Agents v-
mistak(

Shippers will

ote

load of Goods, and on it describe the contents
For Freight or Passage, apply to G. and J. BURNS,
here to BURNS and INIA.CIVER, 1. Rum

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND
SLIGO. _

NAN the tuidermen—
to sail between ts:e
,4014)t itleo.- passengers (with or witaout

ad with

to tow vessels),
e splendid and powerful stet

SHAMROCK
ROSE

GARLAND uain,aui ,-11.1 re
Are intended to sailfor from LERPOOLas (Clarence Doc
SLIGO IV .
follows

SHAMROCK Tuesday ....
N.B.—Parties sending Goods or Stock, for these s
please direct them, specially, to the care of the Agee
Sligo, and advise the same, to prevent mis`-‘-
Goods required to be alongside the ve
appointed time of sailing.
Apply to James Harper, Sligo;
Manchester ; or here to
C. MACIVER and CO

:1 one hour before th

John Walker, 77A, Markc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

DAILY TI

:s, is TV

qlO be Sold, a ha;
1 address CI 11,

ANY person requiring a good a
forte, in walnutwood case,
reference list Northerm Times offi

NVORTHY OF NOUCE.-
with fern case attach
tin, and iron plate worker,

e ship Lad
writs, one

ON Sale, landed from th
gallons, 2 iron boat-d
ship, lying in the Wapping Dock Bash
Richard Pentecost.

To be Disposed of, in on
To
desks, work boxes, b
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11 rAI

MAIABLV. AND STONE CHIMNEY
by STEAM POWER, at NORTON-STREET MARB.L.
WORKS, LIVERPOOL.
J. BRANSON begs to announce that his 'Machinery is now corn-
lete for the expeditious EXECUTION of Marble and Stone
HIMNEY PIECES MONUMENTS, TABLE TOPS, and every
3scription of work in the trade, with superior skill, at unpre-
dented low prices. A great variety of Chimney Pieces in stock,
the newest English and Continental designs, highly finished,
various Foreign Marbles, namely—
Statuary,
Languedoc,

and Gold,

B 1
Criotte Be
Rutre Boy;

Irish Green,
Barclillo,

Tor's Red,

Griotte
DoTe,
And all

Snowchop,
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es snifplied

Alter Ma
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VIENNA, Saturday
known from the seat of war

—Nothing of importance is

The French Ambassador, M. De Banneville, was
to quit Vienna this morning.
The Danish Ambassador to the Court of Vienna
has given an authentic denial to the report, that a
treaty of alliance has been concluded between France
and Denmark.

Count Buol has forwarded circular notes to the
foreign governments, stating the diplomatic and
political reasons for the declaration of war by the
Emperor.
TURIN, Saturday.—Au official bulletin confirms
the fact of the passage of the Ticino by the Aus-
trians, yesterday evening, at several points, but no
further advance on Sardinian territory was made
during the night.
Yesterday, the King, accompanied by Generals
Canrobert and Neil visited the line of the river

BERNE, Saturday.—The Austrians occupied Intra
and Palanza, on the Lago Maggiore, yesterday, and
cut the telegraphic wires communicating with Swit-
zerland. Hostilities have commenced at Novara.
The Austrians have seized several Sardinian ves-
sels on the Lago Maggiore

TURIN, Saturday.—According to intelligence re-
ceived here, the Austrian troops which had been
concentrated at Pavia, in Lombardy, entered the
Piedmontese territory, yesterday, in three bodies,
one body, as it appeared, passing through
Gravelion a, to the south-east of Novara. A
second, taking the road through Abbiate Grasso,
penetrated, during the night, to Casale, and a third
disembarked this morning, at Stresia and Arono, on
the Lago Maggiore.

The corps d'arinee, which entered Piedmont by
Gravillona, consists of 20 battalions and 8 batteries
of cannon.

At 11.30 this morning the advanced posts were at
Vespolato, in the province of Novara, and a still
more numerous emu d'artnee is on its march from
Vigevano to Mortara.

TURIN, Saturday Evening.—The following official
bulletin has been published:—
" The Austrians, who were concentrated at Pavia,
have marched in large bodies towards Mortara."
General McMahon has arrived at Genoa. Troops
have quitted Genoa, en route for Alessandria.
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A SAFf

A Gentleman ha

Address, TrioiAs Tic

ELLEIVE Ll,' S

ORY OF TI

To the Net"
Given Awn!)
"A
IR. HILL wi
any address, on receipt of two stamps to
fur PRIVATE MEDICAL Fax.Nn," a new work on the
cessful and private means of satr-cvna of those fearful

of memory, c
g from the err
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more than t

from ti:

often arising folly of so doing.
Parties in the country by forwarding Rl, addressed SawzrarL
DAvls, will receive medicine which will efieet a cure in most cases
without further charge. Minute detail of cases is necessary. - The
utmost secrecy may be relied. on. One personal application is ad—
visable in all cases, if convenient.
The "Mirror of Healtl "

urch-street, Liverpool
ice Is. Sent free to an:

nay be had of Mr. Howell, bookseller,
and also at the author's residence.
)art of the kingdom for Is. Gd. in post-

DUKE-STREET, where lie

from Ten Ten till Two Secrecy strictly observe
Henry-street, leading from Duke-street.
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THIRD EDITION.

NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE, MONDAY 9 A•11'

A CIRCULAR OF THE FRENCH

GOVERNMENT.

-
PARIS, May 1. - The following circular has beei
addressed by Count Wdlewski to the agents all"
Plenipotentiary of the Emperor :
The Austrians concentrated at Pavia :
, entered at thrt
o'clock on the 29th, on Piedmontese territory, Paging at
Gravellona. In the night they penetrated to Cussalo 11,A
Vigevane, by the ferry of Abbati Grasso. On the 30th uswi
landed at Streba and at Arona.
The body which passed Gravellona numbered twel
battalions and eight batteries. The advanced posts were' ar
half-past eleven on the 30th, at Vespolate. frail
A very considerable corps d'artnee is on the march •
Vigevano upon Mortara.

SECOND PROCLAMATION Of

VICTOR EMMANUEL.
TURIN, April 30.—A proclamation, of which the
following is a full analysis, has been placarded `c)
day throughoht the empire : t-
Austria, while making professions of a love of pence', s,
tacks us, and refuses the jurisdiction of an European C"gr,to
She violates her promise made to England ; she ask, tbo
reduce our army, and to abandon the brave volunteers
flocked from all parts of Italy to defend the sacred 113 of
Italian independence.
an
I confide the government to my well-beloved cousin,
I resume my sword.
10
er
The valiant troops of the Emperor Napoleon, my gell,o, as
ally, will fight for liberty and justice, side by side wlw
peoples of Italy.
use
Austin attacks Piedmont for having defended the ca
of onr common country in the councils of Europe, a
because she has not been deaf to your cries of conquest: bes
Austria now openly tears up those treaties which sue
never herself observed.
to{
The Italian nation is this day already free in POl coq
right, and I may now conscientiously accomplish '
I made upon the tomb of my august Father. the
Let us confide in Providence !in our Union bie
valour of Italian soldiers ! and in the Alliance of the 110
French nation !
Let us rely
I have no
soldier of Ital

is opinion

I being the fir`

ICTOR EMBal4"l'

THE
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EW PATENT INDIA-
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Then w

upon the woe
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_ a.eat, that terrible question, What shall
England do to maintain herself free from The turmoil of
-safe amidst a contending world ? That we shall have
For the consideration of that great quesUors,
then, will be required the greatest possible prue4--
the greatest possible calmness and long-sigh
ness. There must be no consideration of self,
no paltry, petty consideration of party. We shall
have confided to us England's safety, England's glory_
and if at that great moment we allow any base personal
consideration to influence our mind and our determination,
we shall be unworthy of our position, we shall he unworthy
of you. The interests of the people of England will be
confided to our coming Parliament, and to the House of
Commons of the spring of 1859 the world's regards will be
fixed for centuries to come. At this time we are called
upon to make a Government. We have before us the
happiness of England in our domestic concerns. We
before us the happiness of the world in
11upon the electoral body of P-
_ now depends the fortunes of .
and I entreat them, I trust to them, to forgit
all'personal considerations. Let them not be won by.arti-
flees,. let them not be studious of personal considerations;
let them think only of their own duty to England
t aatnsdhatnes
mankind so doing they
classes
confer power upon the great body of the. working
Parliament who will maintain peace.
They will send a
two great objects
These are the we soon shall have to pro --
will send a Parliamen h
mote; and in your name I promise you that, so far as lay
power goes, power shall be confided to you, and peace, under
Providence, shall be maintained.
Mr. Roebuck, who had been most enthusiastically ap-
plauded during the delivery of the above speech, resumed
his scat amidst- loud cheering.

that z

to decid

peace or war
fand

mankind
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

weekly holiday

Nor would they, at the same time, we are per-
suaded, withhold their supplications, that " the light
of the everlasting Gospel may disperse the dark-

hich has

encouraged th

eir murderous rebelliob,

—and that

" the people may be taught to prize the benefits which
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the hearts of thoi,

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religion

tian people, be all of on(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-02

you have been making. It may be that you are under a
good landlord here. (Cheers.) You know that Mr. Cheet-
ham as never done anythiag to injure you, and God.forbid
that he 'should.' "This being the case, then, I will assure
you that he is quite able to promote your interest
What is 'there likely to be done that he is not acquainted.
with ? He is a man of business, and if there be any com-
mercial question, I am convinced he will work out a
satisfactory result. I think that all questions would be
treated in the same manner, as respects the entire of South
Lancashire. Having said this much, I think it would
be wrong for me to say more- in the presence of
my friend. But I would ask you if you think
less of Mr. Cheetham because he is in favour of
the ballot. (Cheers.) I wish sincerely that. I saw ud
necessity for that measure myself, but, unfortunately, in all
these country districts, men are not left free to vote as they
think proper. (Hear, hear, and hisses.) I remember, in
the days of Lord Derby, grandfather to the present Lord

Derby, when a man took a lease of a faim, the
was the stipulation in his lease that he w
to keep a cock and a dog, and some
to like a cockfight very well, though, to my disgrace,
fess it (laughter), and want to, know what man would (t
romainder was lost in the confusion.) What I want is th,
every man shall have the power of recording his vote as 1
wishes, and if there is any interference with us, then 'I so
give us the ballot. (Loud cheers.) When I read the rl

or us used
I con-

I by one of the c

in this country

I hope he meat

a mistake- of the printer. (Laughter.) I
vill be no intimidation; but, I may
ter than my hopes. (Cheers and la

ghter)

I not give your vote a

consciences (hear, hear), and it
aan that you feel you can vote for,
Ld ask you to do so. But, I thinkl

Cheetharn is not
;od forbid that I

e is an honest man

(hear, hear),

a your conti-