The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-15 00:00:00

Important Site of Choice PLANTS, GREENHOUSE,
&c., West Derby.

ESSAITC. WTIAOiNL,KoEnRoSze ApereiroitßLEY will SELL
by
;sei, Havman's Green,
West Derby. on Frioay next, 17th inst., at One o'clock precisely,
upwards of 400 of the Choiceot Greenhouse PLANTS, in great
variety, and in healthy condition (in lots to suit purchasers),
togeLher with the aell built and conv.niently arranged G ItEPN-
HO USE, measuring 25 feet long by 17 feet wide, with t,rras, cis
tern, stage, &c., compl te.

. .
May be Viewed on the Morning of Sale, and pr,viously. on appli-
cation to Mr. Gray, nurseninan. West Derby; or to Messrs. Walker
and Ackerley. auctioneers, sb, Church street, Liverpool.

T J. D NLTON and CO , COAL MERCHANTS.
„ AUCTION EERS, &c., 35, South John street,
respectfully solicit the patronage of their friends and the public
generally in the ahrve branches of business.
RENTS AND DEBTS COLLECTED,

T. and D. JONES, TAILORS and DRAPERS
V.
• (Late of Duke street),

HAVE REMOVED to 55, NORTH JOHN STREET,

SECOND DOOR FROM LORD STREET.

FIRST-CLASS RESTAURANT,
GRAND JTTNCTION HOTEL,
29, LIME STREET.
Elegantly appointed Dining, Coffee, and Smoking Rooms.
Private Sitting Rooms. Choice Wines and Spirits. Hot Joints,
Soups, Fish, &c., from °nee P.M. daily.
BEDS. A NIGHT PORTER.

29, LIME STREET, LIVERPOOL.

FREE LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
LAYING OF THE FIE sT STONE.

The Comm ttee, acting under the direc,ion of the Council, have
made the folluwing arrangements for the ceremony of the 15th
April :

Tl,e Members of Council, the Magistrates, the Banquet Commit-
tee, and the invited gu-sts, are expected to assemble at the Town
Hall et Half-past Ten, at which time the dep,dations from societies
who have intimated their intention to present Addresses, are re-
quested to be in she/adorer. After such presentation, a procession
will be formed, and those gentlemen who wish to accompany the
Mayor to the site of the buildine. are requested to meet at the Town
Hall, not later than Hal-past Eleven.
The procession will take th • route of Castle street, Lord street.
Church street, Parker street, Clayton square, ELLtt street, and
Lime street.

Carriages setting down parties having gallery tickets, inustiascend
Shaw's Brow, and take up in the same direction.

WM. SiIUTTLEWORTII, Town Clerk,
Town Hall, April 1 i, 1857.

T IVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
.1 LITERARY INSTITUTE.

GADSBY,

Author of " Wanderings in tin, East," who has recently returned
fr... his rou.ai -.tour in li:gypt, &e., hia highly
interesting and instructive
COURSE OF LECTURE'S
ON
"EGYPT AND THE BIBLE,"

IN THE LECTURE ROOM OF THE
LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT STREET,

MONDAY Evening, APRIL 20th, at Half-past Seven

J. C. F WART, ESQ., M.P., in the Chair.
TUESDAY Evening, APRIL 21st, at Half-past Seven,
Rev. T. RAFFLES, D D., L.L P. in the Chair.

WEDNESDAY Evening, APRIL 22, at Half-past Soren.
C. ROBERTSON, ESQ., in the Chair.
ALSO, oN
SATURDAY Afternoon, APRIL 18th,
One especially prepared for Sunday Scholars. Chair to be taken
by J. J. STITT, Esq., at Three o'clock.
The course of these Lectures gill be illustrated by upwards of
twenty persons, who will be dressed in Eastern costume, (includit g
Turks and Egyptians, male and female, the Bedouins of tee Desert,
&c.,) and the garments, ornaments, &c., explained as they bar
relation to the Bible.

The Lectures will also be enlive:a ed by a variety of anecdotes and
recitals, and the exhibition of a number of w Ile arms, implements,
palm fabrics, fragments of mnmmics, bot:les sandals, potsherds,
gods, tablets, lattices, sackcloth, agricultural prot:uctions, Pharaonic
and other Egyptian bricks, and many other curiosities, ancient and
modern illustrating the manners and customs of th" Orientals, and
throwing light on some seemingly ambiguous passages of the
Sacred Word.

Practical Illustrations will also be given of the Duties of the
Oriental Slave; the Easterns Rowing to the F arch; Falling on the
Neck ; the Bastinado; Sitting in Presence of a Superior; Taking up
the Bed ; Arabs at Meals Washing before Eating; Pouring Water ;
Grinding Corn—the Upper and Nether Millstones; trilling the
Bosom; Waiting at the rhresho:d; Whirling and Howling Der-
vishes, &c., &c. ; affording amusement as well as instruction.
Everything Sectarian is strictly excluded
Tickets may be obtained at Messrs. Smyth, Bold street, and Berry
street; Mr A. Reid, Ranelagh street; and Mr. Gabriel Thompson.
London-road.

Admission—Reserved Seats, 1.., Unreserved Seats, 6d. each Lec-
ture; or 2s. for the Course Children under fifteen, Hal-price.
Members of the Sunday School and Literary Institute and
Live pool institute admitted Free. Checks to be obtained from the
Secretaries,

JAMES PERKINS, Secretary.

March 26, 1857.

Vublltationo.

•' Ay, Sir, these Books are delichtfu —divine."
Nodes Ambrosiarce, Vol, 3.
Ready THIS DAY, Part XXI., 1857, of
CA TAL °GU E of Useful, Entertaining, and
Curious Books, both Second Hand and New, Ancient
and Modern, on dale, at Extremely Low Prices, by Henry Young,
12, youth Castle-street, Liverpoo .
This Catalogue may be hid (gratis) on application, and will be
found well worthy the attet,Von of book collectors and others.

Ready Tins DAY, Cruwn Bvo., Price 55., Cloth.
R. LIVINGSTON : his LIFE and ADVEN-
TURES in the INTERIOR of SOUTH AFRICA.
By H. G. Anions. With Portrait,. Map, and Sixty Illustrations, by
Sargent, Harvey, Th.mas, Wood. Re. L nden : Houlston aad
wei.ht, 65, Paternoster-row, and all Booksellers.