The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-09 00:00:00

',l-w-a-rcied at f,, 61reiii.gzhoition,

A treat, Variety of New Ant Fashionable C tiRIAG P. 3 always on
view, whleis Arm—ready ;or tuulediute use. Ratimates give.t for

CARatA(" TeEKRN IN ItECkIAGE

liouct StiOU:ni kla tc!rmi. cArrrartit by

uonxicnt.
AferenootK suopiled with C.rrtages for exportation on fit.offol
.tun'.

REMOVAL OF ST. JOHN'S MARKET.--
(Extract from the Northern Times. Christmas, 1957.) We
understand that the spirited proprietors of THE BUTTER PLACE
bare purchased the Old Market—and intend taking It down—in
order to erect more extensive premises on its site. These gentle-
men appear to have inherited all that spirit of enterprise which
characterised the original founders of The Batter Place in the last
century.

ATHING OF BEAUTY IS A JOYFOR EVER,
an exqu'site remark, which wont& have derived additional
orce from the fact (if it had happened) that the poet, Keats, pre-
vious to writing that line, had insptcted the gem of lithagraphy
now on view in the lower window of Mr. John K. Isacc, bitho-
grapher.&c., Castle-street.
A few thousands do elm-oh:telt. daily, and tacit. a ter expressing
the ulmo3t surprise at firuLnx BUrfEtt there, they move on,
muttering
A THING 03 BEAU'T'Y IS it JOY FOR,F.VE

SEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE' EVENING. Do
you know what naur that is t That's the time (precisely) at
Wert Tif BUCCE:i. i 4 Lucke i up.

NEVER GO TO A THEITRE!
at least never go to that one ;in Williamson.square, without
remembering that you' are Within a few yard; of a certain pl ace—
TRE-BUTTER, PLACE. ' _

1' HE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGH PLACE
Mt. KsLur—to remain tor the present in'" The Butter
Place." and think no nacre of parliament until the neat Election.

MACAULArS NPIW ZKALANDER.

Extract from his Journal, A.D., 33.57.—Af'er crossing miles of
sand, we arrived at the place oace so celebrated as the Port of
Liverpool." The trace of its former greatness was a splendid
ruin, which my guide said had been a FREE LIBRARY AND
MUSEUM.

About a quarter of a mile further 01. I noticed a spot where the
sand had not yet intruded. It is &circle of In tetriant grass, bordered
with nretty irtle flowers, which they call daisies? primroses. and
BUTTERCUPS. I asked John how this delightful bit of earth had
escaped the desolation. That, raid he, was "the" BUTTER.
IPL 4CE.

THE G 11", Y VAN BA H 11 Y.

During the time the Turkish vessel lay here, Arif, the eammanCler,
was heard to say, My watchword formerly was, " THEJIE, IS NO
DEITY BUT ALLeili, AND MAFIOMET IS HIS PROPHET;"
but for the remainthr of my life it shakbe. "THERE IS NO PORT
LIKE LIVERPOOL, AND ITS BITTTERMAN IS KELLY!"

MORE CRUELTIES ON BOARD AMERT-
CAN VIISSE LS !!!—The crew is always suptlied
with the ordinary Liverpool Butter''bat in the cabin, they only use
Butter from a certain well known "Place."

•

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S Raneragh street.

l
ITENNeRvyY
tDhe.iPnvenCtErorNanNa 113iNa Patentee nHt eAe i\o
" EC
1717 X% yGti
ti&M'S PATENT SELF,-REEFING TOPSAILS," purposes estkiirt-
ing the working of his-SYstein on bosrd of his Yacht, inthe.GuAtax's
DOCK BASIN, 'i HIS DAY • (Sarnsaa”, betwteir the flours of
El :yen a.m. and One p.m.
Mr. CUNNINGHAM takes this opportunity of thanking the ship-
owners an'l Pith ic gonerally, of L verpool, fo• the extensive patramge
which they have lately given to his trivet:atop, and tor the cam* nay
which has always been shown to Mr Yotrwa, his agent, in the prose-
cution of his busi •

Mr. CUNNINGHAM also alludes, with much pleasure, to th ex en-
sive use of his inveation,both in 'his and other countries en conrag-
Ina th • belief that the ..ittte is not very tar distant when his system
will be in general nbe amongst all denominations of Sflips.

-LIS CON YOUNG. Agent.
4, Wellington-buildings, South C stle-street.
Liverpool, 9th May, 1857.

AMUSESIENTS, PUBLIC MEETINGS, Bcc,

THIS DAY.

ROYAL Ali parrilEATBE-11r. David Fislier.-7
HENGLEE's (+SAND CIRQUE VARIErz. Da!e-street-2.30 and 7 p.m.
Galt iT UNITED STATES tutors, Islington-2.30 and 7 p.m.
QUEEN'S HAL&, Boid-street—Valentine Vonsden-8 p.m.
ST. G'soaGE'S HALL—Organ Pertormanc- 3-3 p.m.
FREEI4AION'. HALL— Gailery or' Anatomy-11 a.m. to 10 p.m.
ALLscaog CRYSTAL FALACE. Lime-street-10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
ROYAL CoLossaum —General Entertainment-0.30 p.m.

*** For particulars see advertisements.

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SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1857