Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-12 00:00:00

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Nymph, Owen

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...Oporto Equator, Appel Amsterdam
SAILINOS.

h Bushhy, Edwards

Calcutta
—Lima
...Havre

onsu!ate of the United ,States of America, Liverpool,
9. • Dear Sir, 1 send an extract from the log of the
- len,- from Savannah- to Liverpool, whilh the
bed, it may be of impor-
t 8 a.m., passed the
•ed and

yen pu
25th, 1838
ed to be Br
east. and mt

th.the leeters. ENDAtE ' on he

and mizen topmasts
stern.—Yours truly,

NO Vice Consul.—Thomas Court."
a Atlec, of the British barque General Wiltshire, who
1 crew arrived at New Orleans, makes the fol-
- he General Wiltshire belonged to Liverpool,
_ .
via Simon's Town

'rom Kooria Moc

of Good Hope, for Cork foFordet:i
long. 25 5. Nov. 4: A strong g
.avy sea running ; ship labouring

She was lost in
ale from 5.8. E., with
ining very

. . .
2 p.m.: Found she had sprung -a
leak so as to compel
L.p the pumps constantly at work. 4 p.m.: The water
so thick with guano as to choke the pumps and render
npletely useless. Were then compelled to bale the water
and aft hatchways with buckets, and water gaining fast.
: Found the ship had settled about a foot. Then hove
board to the amount of 150 tons, and kept the ship be-
-1 and sea to ease her as much as possible: Nov. 5 :
' weather the same, and crew completely
`^d a brig to leeward, standing to the
^"A stood for her, and she

ad weather th

d. Mae

iistre§s,

ie till dusk, when she
') U. M. Sloman, Shep-
yin g, and the brig make

hind, and
; but th(

T. us, showing lights
er being so bad, it
boat out, and he laid by till daylight,
.ettins• the &Mr all on board in safety with
of with a boat from the ship. When I
'as six feet of water in her, and she had

y the head about two feet

ENE Y, Tan. B.—The French brig Druide, Le liable, of
from Frederickstadt, for Havre (deals and boards),
shore on Blakeney outer bar. The vessel was descried
•eak with a French ensien in her rigging, when twenty
•ew of the boat Sailor's Friend readily volunteered to go
;Ile the crew from their perilous situation, and succeeded
ing, taking the whole of the crew off thei jibboom end.
s•el will, no doubt, become a total wreck ; the cargo and

Johanne, Lyst,er, of S

;Iskior, from

foo-Rio, No.

.ce foi Now York (teas'

THEATRE

ztbUtAmnammts.

R YAL , WILLIAMSON-SQUARI
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS ! JR)

lUe New, G

id, C,omie Christrrias pantmnime, entitled,
ME • LADYE BIRD BOWER !
ttINCE PEACOCK , AND THE FAIT
BRILLIANTA! !
EDNESDAY), THE 12VL INSTANT,

pram—
'=iat fr?'

sr theii
when Pr

Aimee to

Zial-Princ

sad cla
made i

With thi

She Bo
Vie Dreg!

RLEQL'IN

EVENI".N

y Evening during next Week, the Performance wil
commence with the favourite Comedy of
THE DOWAGER..
Ord Alfred Lindsay „Mr. E. F. Edga
D wager Couutes

fresilian . Miss Page.
the New, Grand, Comio Christinas Pantomiine, entitl6
tAD,YE BIRD BOWER !
ATJIN.TRINCE PEACOCK AND TILE FAIR BRILLIANTA 1 !

sexy Chaunt,
bird, fly away holm

by W. Dorrington,-Esg.
Music of the Opening composed, selected, and
sgrave. The Scenery of the Pantomime Designed
st. Dearlove, jun., assisted by Mr. George Dawson
T 1 achinery by Mr. Cawdrey. The Properties
Sei The Dresses and Ball-room Costumes, which
red.. rehe description, by Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries.
dasks by Mr. Clarkson, of Russell-street, London.
is Dances and the Action of the Ballet, arranged and
M`C;inty and. Miss Bramahr
HE STORY OF THE ,'11r4;1-NHAIE.
`hue there Was a certain Queen, whose name was
who had a very large family of daughters. Her
1, who
since been dead, the family was a source of
and she kept them at home, as well as she
bower of roses and fillies. Her eldest daughter,
-a.s so -exceedingly. handsome that she-attracted
Mlle, who sought her hand, but was rejected,.
„Le -young lady, but by her mother and all the
Shortly,alterwards the Prince Peacock, a gay bachelor,
omain joined that of the Queen Goldenwing, becoming
single blessedness, proclaimed that he would give a
dl, and -invited everybody,- far and near, in the hope
iu amongst the ladies he might select a wife. The
lianta, with all her sisters, went to the Prince's ball,
e at once became enamoured of her, and arrangements
r marriage were being made by Queen Goldenwing,
rime, Eblis, hearing of this, became so enraged that,
Queen was at the Palace of Prince Peacock, having sent
ren home to the Bower, he resolved to burn that beautiful
the uul, and all the family hi it. Fortunately the
lianta remained with the Prince, carefully enclosed in a
t lovely rose, to guard her from harm. As the Queen and
:e were looking from the .battlements of the Palace at a
met which appeared at that time, a lurid light was
in the sky, while voices in the air warned the Queen of
doing by singing, " Ladye Bird, Ladye Bird, fly away
ur hou:,e is on fire, your children at home." On hearing
Queen. became alarined,, and, with -the Prince and her
, attmded, by the Double-faced Guards, who never turned
on au enemy, because they could not, flew to the scene
iflagration, where, in spite of . the exertions of the good
men, tiie-,Prince- and his Guards were completely yin-
)y Piinge; Elbis, and Brillianta was nearly in his power
rig Fog,, who had- one night protected sonic of the little
d children of-Goldenwing, when they had staved out too

ie Mach

but so befriended Prince Peacock and the fair
y eventually became united and lived happy

.. Mr. Misty.
wing .. Mrs. R. Power.
.. Miss Druinah.
,ek Miss Edwards.
Miss Richardson
TIIE TRANSFORMATION
—Mr: Hunt, Pantaloon
I Miss Brkunah. Clown

Mr. J. W. Conic

Mr. R. Power

•••
on-i4Aturclay next, the 15th instant,
lIRD GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of th
-PANTOMIME,
Preceded by the Musical Farce of NO,!
tomime terminates every Evenine at a Quar

•-pact Tcr

, . .
a at llalllpast SiX ; to commence at Seven o'clock.
)lice is now Open from Ten till Three o'Clock, for
t. in the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, which
under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

Y A L AM-PITI.T.IIEA•T•RE
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET. ' •
ronrietor Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

)f this popular Theatr

tN ,ENGLISH "OPERA,
TINTER 'SEASON. The repertoire' will consist
T R A V-I'A'T A
V.-tiTORE, THE MOUNTAIN SYLPH,

CINDERELLA

MISANIELLO,
T 7.1 E DEVIL

RIGOLETTO,
Slew Opera,. MARTA:
v for this

1 express

Company, by Herr Meyer Lutz,
:ed for.the first time ok any stage in Liverpool

Mauager

HERR MEYEI
Mr. VILLIr
Mn. E. Conia

the. Operatic Performances. In alluding to this
)u►•able encouragement, he assures his musical
e most unremitting assiduity shall be employed to
ctory representation of each Opera announced ; and
points out to notice, that when the inseparably

pn.ses of Chorus and Orchestra are considered, his attempt
it the. Operatic Performances at the following scale of
ui : - GALLERY, SIXPENCE ; Pit, Is. Gd ; Side Boxes,
Dres Boxes, 3s. ; may be fitly named the
PEOPLE'S OPERA,
to take rank with the meritorious efforts that have been
Liverpool to provide music for the Million.

S EVENING (WEDNESDAY), the 12th instant,
And Every Evening during the Week,
resented (for the first time.: here); Flotow's Opera,
created such an immense sensation in London and the
'oatinont3l Theatres, entitled
MARTHA ; or the Statute Fair.
Lionel
Plunket (a farmer)._ Mr. Borrani.
Sir Tristram Mickleford Mr. E. Cori..
he Sheriff of Richmond Mr. Graham.
Mad. Bishop.
Miss-F. Reeves
to conclude with the Musical Farce of
• THE WATERMAN
nn tug

Nancy ..
Lany Ilenrietta

. . .. Mr. Charles LyaU
The Jolly Young Waterman," ."Fare

lillar ; Mrs. Bundle, Miss Hodson.
'-past Six, and the Performances commence
k.fireciselv.

open from Ten to Thr

Circle an taking Private
dire etion of Mr. Geo.,Weston

A(
Lei

•
nittec of Gentlemen respectfully inforni the Public
Liverpool that they have succeeded in securing the
rvices of the YoUng Irish Orator,

1% MASON JONES, ESQ.,
Of' Trinity College, Dublin;. to deliver
THREE ORATIONS

oaCURRAN, & THE WITS & ORATORS OF TIIE IRISH BAR."
J. R. JEFFERY, Esq„ in the Chair.
The. Third on Falvey Next, January 14th, on

•`MILTON, THE PROSE WRITER, POET, AND STATESMAN."
The Rev. DR. RAFFLES hi the Chair.
Sihgle Lecture, is ; Course Ticket, 2s 6d. A limited
ntitted to the Galleries at 6d each.
lad •of Mr. Smyth; • Bold-street ; Mr. Horafall,
i-street ; Mr. Dunsford, South Castle-street;
ad most of the booksellers.
n. Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven.
ttention to the handbills containing the
the enthusiasm with which

QTAR COMMERCIAL HOTEI„& CONCERT ROOMS,
WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL,
(Opposite the Theatro Royal.)
1:TOR MR. M. BRAIIAM.
ENTIRE CHANGE OF COMPANY !
sMent has great pleasure to announce the engagement
ing celebrated Artistes, viz. :—Miss LINTON, the
,zzo-soprano and serio-comic vocalist ; her first
re. Miss SHELTON, the favourite ballad singer ;
_O, the eminent tenor. Success of that established
Ebrourite, Mr. C. MARSH, mimic and comic vocalist. Pianoforte,
Zr. ALEXANDER ; Violin, Mr. sIM MONS, (late of Evans's).
Chops, steaks Kidneys, &c., as in town ; commencing every
senin gat ILtlf-past Seven. N.l3.—The Commercial department
quite separate from the Concert Rooms. Manager, Mr. J.
MMONS. lled and Breakfast, 2s. 6d. American Bowling
kys. porter up all night.
TEUTONic HALL, LIMI

-STREET

World-renowned MOVING GRAND TOUR' OF
:, and ASCENT OF MONT BLANC, is now open.
trgest and most elegant exhibition in the world. The
I fee: wide, and weighs -ti tons.
It has been exhibited
7aris, • Berlin. Munich, Copenhagen,
Hamburg, c., the
of America and the West Indies. The Tour embraces
&s
,
views,, Faris by day and night, Berlin, Hamburgh,
swltzerland, Mont Blanc,
The Rhine Italy, home,
Venice, Naplz,s, Foinp,ii, Vesuvius, Milan, Cathedral by day m d
alight. coneßiding with the -Allied Fleet erusing oir Sebastopol,
itroducing eff.Tts never before attempted.
- '- re and . Music by Mr. C. Aylwin Field, Who has .
the Exhibition through Europe and America.
,2s ; Hall, Is. ; Gallery, 6d. Every Evening at
lays and Saturdays at Three. 6jans

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