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

OPENING OF THEIR EXTENSIVE

SHOW ROOMS

?OR THE

SPRING SEASON,

Beg to intimate theft great satisfaction on being enabled now to
present such an extensive and superb Stock of

ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE

PLAIN AND FANOY STRAW BONNETS,

As far excels all their form,r successful Efforts, and enables them
confidently to assert for the almost unlimited variety, exclusive
elegance of style and shape, and unexampled moderation in prices.
public taste and patronage, have placed them in the enviable posi-
tion of being enabled, in this Branch especially. to present such
advantages as are unparalleiel in any other Establishment in the
Kingdom.
The present Season has been most abundant In the production of
some very charming Novelties in a variety of
NEW PLAITS AND SHAPES.

The very large and Magniftc;:nt Assortment of new French and
English

FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c., &c.,
forms a most important and attractive feature.

COMPTON HOUSE, CHURCH STREET.
31 st March, 1856.

TO MERCHANTS, BROKERS, MANUFACTURERS,
WE beg to call the attention of Commercial
Firms wanting Bookkeepers, Clerki, or other
Assistants, to our File of Applications, which is open to their
inspection, free of chavge.
HOWELL AND NICHOLSON,
Mercantile Registration Office, Spekeland Bui:dings,
22, Canning Place.

ANTED, Tunior CLERK.—AppIy to
Messrs. Pilchard & Dodd, Drap.re, Mercers, &c.,

Chester.;

ir WED. tbr a feslnonths, a small Furnished
2‘1101:18E, in Birkenhead—Address A. 20 Northern
Times offir.e._

IXANTED, a respectable Young Woman, as
Plain UOOK.— Apply by letter A. 15, Northern
riks office. '

Tify ANTED, Flair! Cook,ca SITUA'FION
V iq,kizespeptable family,---,Address A. 30, Northern
imes rdlice? '-= . .

AlV_atiNo'ufgliDswitnhAltGzik..e
ra au foiarira-o_litbleiyetrisele
Address. A. 10. Northern Times rfliee.'

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WANTED, a good and large second-hand FIRE
PROOF SAFE. One of Milners' preferred.
dress, stating size and price, to A. 24, Northern Times office.

WANTP.D, by a Young Man, Rho thoroughly
understands his business, a SITUATION, in a
Chemist and Drugzists. Five years reference.—Aedress A. 17,
Norther, Times effice

Niv ANTED, in a clergyman'sa bingle
MAN, to take charge of a Garden, wait at table,
and make himself generally useful—Address J.8.P., New Church,
R )ssendsle. • -

WAN TEL, a Young MAIN Who, has had three
or four years' experienc-e a Merchant's office,
and understands Custom House buOrgess.—Apply; by letter, toPos',
office, Box W. 33 •

VipAN't'ED, by a respecrable Person, the LOAN
V, of .C150.i ftt 10. per -„ent. Der atnitim, with a bonus
of. £5 to
North rn c any ne
iffi w
ep.
eho wit furnish
.the amoont.,—Addreas A 21,

-UT AN T tt, steady, sober Fernate as Uooli,
~VstY one = neeustomod, to the routine of a first-class
j, ...trant. To a comnetent person liberal wages will be given.-
-‘l,l.ess A. 39, Northern 7imea 4:filen.

AIET, 4NTED, for Your ,ISlonthi3, from the ket of
V V June, a Furnished MOUSE, in the country, with
seven Ledrooms, and within daily accessible distance of Llverpcol.-
4polv by letter to box.);. 15. Post Office. Liveroool.

WANTED, in a Merchant's Office, a SHIPPING
V
and CUSTOM HOUSE CLERK. No one need apply
V
w.lo does not thoroughly understand his business. Good testimo-
mils indispensah?e.—Addres A. 40. Norther's Times office.

WANTED, . by a married man, a Furnished
COTTAGE, with sitting and three or four bedrooms,
for tour months, a few miles in the country. Southport line or
Cheshire preferred —Address A. 33. Northern Times office.

A PARTAIhN'IS Wanted, by a married Couple:
. Two Rooms—adj.)ining, and the teighbourhood of
Edge Hill preferred, fora prrmanenev ; terms must be moderate.—
Apply by letter rddresied A. 31. Northern Times office.

AITANTE, an'Eugagetnent, by a-Young Gen-
VV th Man, intimately acquainted with the Fruit Ater-
'chants end principal Grocers-in Liverpool. First class reference
Ord Fecniity ready.—Adiress A 25. Northern Times office.

AVANTED, a good KITCHEN MAID, who
uoderstands plain cooking, and can be well recom-
meudf'd. Good wages given. None need apply who is not accns•
toned to the hiisiness.--atidress A. 27, Northern Times office.

, . • TO MERCHANTS, SIIIPEROKERS, &C. --
WAN FED,' by a young man respectably con•
nected, au OFFICIAL, SITUATION. First
Cage reference and security.—Address A 36. Northern Times office,

WANTED, a YuUNG- MAN, capable of
KEEPING Tradesmen's Books, and making
himself renerally useful. One having a know edge of a plumber's
and painter's businevi preferred. Aidress A 38, Northern Times
office.

T HE ADVERTISER, whose business requires
a small but prominent OFFICE near ths, Exchange,
desires to meet with such an one; or he would t.ke Part of an
offive ith a party, having similar requirements.—Address, J. F.,
Yostrofii .

A Young LADY, respectably countered. wishes
to obtain a Sill:all )N as Nursery GOVERNESS,
where she would be required to take the et tire eilarge of a few young
children. Unexceptimable references.—Ackiress A. 32, Nort gern
Tines office.

-VILLA. RESIDENCE to LET, in Hayman's
V' Green, West Derby, containing dining and drawing
rooms, breakfast parlour. four principal bedrooms, dressing and
bath room, servants' rooms, &c., with coach-house and stabling,
and large garden. At present in the occupation of Dr. G:asehrolt
Early possession may be had.—Apply to James Hobbs, Hatter, 22
Old Haymarket.

EXCELLENT HOTEL, AT BANGOR.
r-110 be LET, the Albert Hotel, at Bangor, eon•
tabling sixteen bedrooms, three sitting roams, and
coffee and commercial 'coma. The itcntining tenant to take the
furniture, fixtures, and stock at a fair valuation. No goodwil re-
quired. t,atisfactoty Itasohs will Le given for letting. Good stabling
atached.-.-For particulars apply to Mr. Hugh Davies, Bangor, N.W.

TO MILLINERS, HOSIERS, OUTFITTERS, &C,
TO be LET, in one of the greatest thoroughfares
1 in rOWn, that old established nottsE and SflOP,
situate 12, Whiterthpel, in which the Millinery Bu mess has been
carried on ff:r the last twenty years by the pre.,ent proprietor, who
is now rearing. The situation being so good and the p emises
t;•aelous, it offers to those about embarking in the abcve or any
other business an opportunity rarely to be met with.—For further
particulars enquire on the premises.

ItHYL, NORTH WALES, THE MOST FASHIONABLE AND
PICTURESQUE WATERING PLACE.
_ .

MO be LET, Unfurnished, a newly-erected large
and commodious HOUSE, well-adapted for an Hotel
or Private Boarding House, situated on the West Parade, fronting
the sea, and corner of Water-street, containing 30 rooms, with 3
water Closet,.and other offices, such as pantries, sculleries, cellars,
washhouse, Ac. ; also, a COTTAGE, situate in Water-street, and
Two Furnished HOUSES, near the Beach.—Apply to Mr. Robert
Jones Builder, Rhyl.

T°' be LET, the remaining superior OFFICES
(large and small), Sample Rooms, and Cellars,; also
very capacious and well-lighted Attic Rooms, very suitable for
Merchant% Sugar, Tea, Cotton, and Wool Brokers, and professional
men, and (while the alterations sre yet making) capable of adapts.
Lion to the wants of tenants, In LEITH CHAMBERS, Nos. 34 and 36,
Afoorflelds, about 80 yards from the arrival platform of the Exchange
Station, and 200 yards from the entrance to the Underwriters'
cobras—being as near the latter as the Bank 4rg England and. Old
Churchyard.

' Inspection of the plans is invited at Mr. Arthur H. Holme's Office,
Architect, Rrc„ 57, Church Street, who will treat liberally for first
class tenancies.

N.B.—There are about 500 yards of excellent, dry, and well lighted
efla-age, turtTy vaulted.
f-iverpod, Jan. IZ, 1857.

PO be LET, an excellent DWELLING HOUSE,
situate at flalton, compfising Drawing Room, Dining
Room, and Library, six Bedr oms, Kitchens, Pantries, large dry
Cellar, a d every convenience, suitable for a gentleman's family;
also a large• Garden, Coachhonse, a'.d Stable, The-hot:ice is brmu'i-
fully situate upon an eminence, dry, sheltered, and isolated; is
about one hundred yards from Halton Church, where there are no
interments; Is distant from Runcorn one and a half mhos, from
Warrington seven miles, from Chester -fourteen miles, 'from the
Runcorn road station of the Birkenhead and Cheshire JunctiOn Rail.
way one and a half mites, the 'same from the Norton station of the
same railway,.two and a half miles from the London and North
Western Railway at Preston Brook, the tame distance from the
said railway, and also the Birkenhead and Cheshire Junction Rail-
.
way, at Moor, to which place two oinnibuses pass the village at
Halton (morning and evening) to meet the trains, Possession may
be had May I.—For further particulars apply to Dr. Wilson,
Norton Hill, Preston Brook.