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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

TO GENTLEMEN DINING IN TOWN

liE most Bumptious One Shill
1 JESSE MING'S, Wunswiek

Ordinary in Liverpool, is at
1, Hanover-street, at a quarter

past One o'clock. Bed and. Breakfast, 2s Gd. Dinueis, Teas, &c
A variety of dishes for supper, at allhours. Night Porter. Millar&
Baths, &c. _ _ . _

Note : The Old Brunswick Inn and Hotel

"RFIEUAIATIC FLANNELS

Special attention is called to theaboe Flannels, to be had only
at KEAN'S, the noted Cheap Stocking-man.
ROYAL HOUSE, 15, PRICE-STREET,
. And recommend by the most eminent Physiciang.

MANUFACTORY. ROCHDALE

THE

LIVERPOOL

& LONDON CAFE,

DALE-STREET AND HIGH-STREET,
IS NOW OPEN.
SANDWICHES of Fifty Different Kinds at 11d. each.
SOUPS, OYSTERS, COLD MEATS, &c.
COFFEE as in France.
- F. E. MORRISII, Proprietor

tOTICE.--A GOOD DINNER for a Shilling, at one o'clock,
prompt. As Christmas approaches a Good Dinner is a
desideratum, and it may be had every day at the Brunswick Hotel,
Clayton-square, for ONE SHILLING, and will consist of Soup,
Joint, Hot-pot, &c., &c.---Extras if required.

"PARTHENWARE for EXPORT—of Messrs. Goodwin
1t1,4 and Co.'s manufacture—delivered alongside Craft direct from
their SEACOMBE POTTERY 0/tStaffordshire terms.
Offices—Seacombe, Birkenhead, and 23, Tower-buildings West,
Liverpool.. lIUGII LEDWARD, Sole Agent.

OUTDOOR
TRADE ONLY

eir 185, DUKE STREET,
LIVERPOOL.

OUTDOOR

TRADE ONI

Specially Established for supplying Families with
GENUINE WINES AND SPIRITS
In large or an
•BIIRTON, SCOTCH,

luautities

AND IRISH ALES,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

LONDON

AND DUBLIN PORTER,
IN BOTTLES. _

AGENTS FOR SMALL CASKS OF PRESTON ALE.
185, Tor OF
1H F. CAMIDGE, & CO.I pBERRD•s}: Y
-STREET.
OOR FROM
DUKE-STREET.

MI-CHA-E•L NE-VILLE
BRASSFOUNDER,, AND COPPERSMITH.

-STREET,

Has REMOVED from Great Charlott
55, PARADISI
Near the Sailors' Homc
Where he is now enabled to manufacture every descriptiofi of Goods
required in the I
All articles manufactured of the

ial and workmanship

68, RENSHAW-STREET.

E. HOWARD AND CO

OFFICE AND SHIP CABIN FURNISHERS,

A large stock of

Tables, Desks, Chairs, &c., nincle of dry well-seasoned Timber

Always On hand.
An Inspection is invited.

MORE CHRISTMAS CHEER AGAIN,
AT
AWTON'S BEE HOTEL,

Q U E E N-S Q U ARE,

"CALL

AND SEE

Where there is Fish, Soups, Joints, Chops, Steaks, Kidneys,
Cutlets, &c., served Daily ; moderate prices. Also, Wines, Spirits,
and Malt Liquors, of the best quality. A comfortable room to dine
50 persons. Private sitting-rooms and good bedrooms. Bed and
breakfast, 2s. 6d. A small charge for servants.
Plate and Cutlery lent out on hire, for parties of from 10 persons
to 500 persons

WILLIAM LAWTON.
PROPRIETOR,

CONTRACTOR FOR LARGE ENTERTAINMENT&

CHRISTMAS, 1858

JOHN GIBBONS begs to inform his kind Patrons
Friends that he has commenced making his far-far
and much-esteemed
BLAIR ATIIOL
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

CITY OF DUBLIN STEAM,PACKET COMPANY

The Vessels of the Company. convey Her 314esty's 'Mails between
Holyhead and Kingstown, twice every day. Hourft of sailing :
From Holyhead, 1.30 a.m. and 5.0- a.m., London Time; froni
Kingstown, 2.0 p.m. and 7.30 p.m., Dublin Time, or as soon after
as the Mails are on board. • • ,-r

FOR DUBLIN',
The IRON DUKE, or other vessel of the Corn-
. ';',a pany, sails from the Prince's Pierhead
'FORrPKINGSTOWN,
"Every ,No4day, and •Tredny?;day Asening; 'at

Seven o'clock, and , from KIN4STOWN acid Seti?day.
Evening, at Seven o'clock,: until further notice. For partiehlars,
apply at the Company's office.'
They also sail their Cargo' Vessels (as below) from the' Clarence
Dock to thiblin Quay (with or . without pilOti), of which shippers
re dsired•to take notice :'

January

Thursday 13 at 4 0 a.m. at 1 0
Friday l4 at 5 0 p.m. Monday 24.. .at 2 0 p.m.
Saturday 15 at 7 0 a.ni:Taeaday pm.
Monday 17.... at 8 0 pan, Wednesday .20 at 3 0 p.m.
Tuesday 18.... at 9 0 p.m. Thdriday. .27 at 4 0 p.m.
Wednesday 19 at 10 0' p.m. Friday 28 ' -at .6' 0 pan
Thursday 20 at 10 0 p.m. ,Saturday 29 at 7 o'p.m.
Friday 2l at 12, 0 neon 'Monday 3l at ,9 0. p.m.
From DUBLIN for BELFAST, every Mouds.y, returning every
Wednesday. ' :
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

rainute,F.
Mr: 1 of

clerk : The motion can be put as it ,
vit of tlieproceedings that halte been re-ad.
ze : But they are not the proceedings of
7kto'motion can be put without a regular
notice. - - • - -

The T-own-

Nit. Gladstol

the committee

7.1-1-1-e- Town-clerk : Certainly, though the motion could

be put without a notic
:11 r.. : Whei
mittpe_ and Mr. Turn'

a the subject was before the cc:sr&

r was in the chair, no report was
I moved 'an amendment which had
and he would ask the Town Clerk

whether that r

The Town-clerk replied in the affi
Mr. Beckwith said, the committ(

draw up a rep9tt
ba

had not dem

rd read was merely the report of the

rive CIE

s of "order;' or

;lerk went on to explain that he had been
port, which he had doe, and
He then detailed what had
xt the meeting of the committee on the 15th

rown-

instracted to draw up a r

Mr. Hodson said, he should move'!th
tient that he had done on' the commi
the effect, that it was desirable that

me aPiend-

;e, which was to

:11 the public offices

It his amendment went more

to the point

Afr. fiorlaon Said on his amendment he s'

Auld di%

• •
the "Council.''
Mr. Turner having repeated his motion,
Mr. Hodson said h

to propos
gas.

Revera.

ne of wt

that he IN

one if-not the'tirs
of the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

to consider and-

.port upon

And this he has yet

to-do ; and he may not improbably do so with the

happiest effect

The Saturday Review, usually so correct in its

views, is on this question, we cannot but think

quite at fault. The lonians asked, it says

what they thought Mr. GLADSTONE could give

them. But they had no reason for thinking ,that

he could give them what they
,asked foi

—namely,

them with any object that was not strictly within

the scope of the Protectorate.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

ITELLEWELL'SI yATENT LEVER BUCKLE
2 & 3, QUADRANT,merrns,&c., in great variety
LIME-STREET, his buckle does not pierce the web, and is
53, CASTLE-STREET. removable to any part of the brace.
ITELLEWELL'S T4IFE BELTS, invaluable at Sea,
2& 3, QUADRANT, I can be carrid in the Pocket; see
LIME-STREET,
testimonials. These belts can be adjusted
53, CASTLE-STREET. and inflated without assistance.

LONDON BARRELLED OYSTERS

S H A W' S

BASNETY-STREET

FAILURE
-• OF A QUARTER OF A. MILLION STERLIN(

LONDON

THE LARGEST BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE
IN THE WORLD. . .
1) PRESTON respectfully iuforms his Friends and the
• Public that he has just returned from Louden, after pur-
e using a large portion of the above Stock, which he now offers to
the Public at an immense reduction from the cost price. f 3
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

BANDAGE

REYNOLDS, TRUSS
MAKER,
20, ST. ANNE-STREET. 'LIVERPOOL

AND

It is light, neat, and effective, oven in the worst case of Hernia,
and the only Truss euPar:.e of effecting a Cure.

A' ENYN.III,9III YIP 'ALE TO WAIT CPO'( LA.DIDA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

And yet we have

the journal just alluded to saying

On the

premises which he has accepted for himself, their
conclusion is undeniable, and it is one which will

be drawn by all Continental observers whose
interest it is to draw it, and not by the Greeks
alone. It has been so drawn already by one of the
organs of those who are principally interested in
the cessation of the English Protectorate. The
answer to the question proposed in Le Nord—
what have the eventualities of Turkey to do with
the enfranchisement of lonia, so as to hinder the
rendering of justice to one of the Greek populations,
because it cannot be rendered to all at once' ?—is

one which Mr. GLADSTONE and Sir EDWARD
LYTTON must find for themselves

Mr. GLAD=

STONE has done his best to keep the question on
the false issue which was first opened by Sir JOHN
YOUNG and ' Mr. GUERNSEY. The sooner the
pleadings are amended, the better. If the Envoy
Extraordinary has now, as we are told, made his
Report, and is waiting for further instructions,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

OF FRANC],

CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,. 21,
RUE DE CHAILLOT(CRAMPS-EINSEES), 21, PARIS. 'Under the
direction of M. SERION, Licencie es Lettres.., This establishment,
founded twenty years ago, is delightfully situated in the mu

quil,juartcr of Paris' at a very snort distance from the Tuileries:
It unites the combined advantages Of town and country. A large
play-ground: planted with trees and an ample shed, for winter
recreation, a large refectory, rooms for classes and studies, properly
heated dormitories, a well mounted (iymna.siuin everything
demonstrates to visitors that nothing has been neglected which
could secure the health of the pupils. The most scrupulous and
liberal attention is paid to all religious matters, the pupils are
conducted every- Sunday to-their respective places of worship, and
in this point their instruction is wholly intrusted to ministprO3f
their own per -4on. The terms are £lB per annum and EP "
parlour be +Prini include the following studie,

)phy:tiaturalYii

studies are extra
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

BALMORAL CAKES

Also his celebrated
SCOTCH SEED CAKE,
SCOTCH. SHORTBREAD,

AN I)
SCOTCH Bum.

AND A VARIETY OF a

AXES, SVITABLE

FOR THY* 'FESTIVE SEAON,
All of which have been well and worthily recommended and
approved of in Liverpool. He respectfully solicits a' trial from
those who have not yet patronised hts Establishment; and trusts,
from all articles being made of the very best material, and under
his own personal inspection, to obtain even a larger share of public
patronage than has hitherto: been accorded to him. -

EDINBURGH
FANCY BREAD AND BISCUIT WAREHOUSE,

17-LONDON-ROAD-17'

ALFRE,D JAC
ESTATE AGENT AND AUCTIONEER,
13A, BASNETT-STItEET,
CORNEA OF LEIGH-STREET,
Established 1848,
For the Disposal of Hotels, Wine and Spirit Vaults, &e.

M R

- Private Treaty, or by Public Auction,
Established 1848.
Mr. Jacob's Circular for the Sale of Lands, houses, Shopsi Irmo?.
houses, and Offices, is now out, and may be bad by aPPIYinS
Basnett-street,

I_ILELLEWELL'S TES' PATENT,VVLCANis-Ki
INDIA-avaara CUM-1c tali,
2 & 3, QUADRANT,
urges, cows, &e., rowingto their r
DM- STREET,
53. c. & elasticity are, in use, safe & con,

TTELLEWELL'S EW PATENT Ylite..ttNlSED
112 3, QUADRANT,
INDIA-M.IEI3FR MUS Dan
&C., bentiful'and -aArrAu
Lims-STREET, e.VtaritO—
& ;o y.,ti
53, Cmixia;_„,„Exr, the possibility of Et chad,turtias
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

On TLTESDAY, the 18th in
Browne, Hunter, and Cs
2,500 Bales East India WOOL
rto BROWNE, HUNTER, and Co

DAT, the 18tI
India

Sc Washed Peruvian, Xc. WOOL
d B. LITTLEDALE and Co., Broker

oxir next, the 18th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at t
Broker's (Mice, 7, Exchange-chambers,
36. Barrels TAPIOCA,
70,000 COQUILHOS (all faults),
_ _

-erns, from Bahia, in. the Sta
FRANCIS. J. EATON; Brok

'OO Bales East India,
100 „ Cordova, Smyrna, Scotch, &c. 1 w

I Grey HAII

Olt WE

Jame Saleroom, Atherton-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpc
2,00 Bales East India WOOL.

alogues, Sm., Apply to
HUGHES and, RONALD, Wool Broke

752 BUFFALO HIDES.
BROWNE, HUNTER,

L7RDAY, the 22nd instant, at the Brokers' Saleroom,
Atherton-buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool,

_
East India -
superior Russia Donskoi combing fleece WOOLS,
Iceland
Egyptian, Portugal, Mediterranean, &c.

For cataloi

AFTER NEXT WEEK,

FRANCIS J. EATON, Brokc

Apply' to Messrs

pod, Mere

FRANCIS J. EATON, Brok

VEDNIBDAY, t

at Three o'cloc
Sydney WOOLS.

I. Ilia LEDALI

mt, at Four o'clock, at tt

fUlaall
' WOOL
an, dee.

ASPHALTE ROOFING FELT
e, and perfectly Waterproof It 4

HAIR I

effected

W3I. GIBSON,
or to W. W. Pow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

CHRISTMAS CHEER !-NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

HENRY OWEN,

FAMILY WINE AND SPIRIT ..MERCHANT, 62, CROWN-STREET,

(Corner of Sun-street),

... , .
Having purchased largely (for cash) of the choicest descriptions of Wines ..n d, Spirits, begs to submit the same at,
the following prices :
~- ,- , •
Pint. Gill. Per Gal. Quart. Pint. .
Is 6d Os 9d Fine Old Scotch.'3ialt Whiskey 16s Od 4s Od 2s Od
Is 3d Os 8d Fine Old Irish Malt
2s Od is Od Good Do. - 1.1,3 4d 3s -Id Is 8d
Is 8d Os 10d Fine Cognac Brands.. '32s Od ••3sOd Is
Od

Bost London Gin ......
Good Do. .....
Fine Old Jamaica Rum
Good Do.

Per Gal. Quart
, 12s Od 3s Od
10s Od 2s 6d
16s Od 4s Od
13s 4d 3s 4d

Fine Seheidam Holland, 24s per Gallion, or 48 6d per Bottle.
Champagne 47s per LI,

Port and Sherry in great variety, at exceedingly low prices.
LONDQA Qut rALAcz, Dtccolinr, 1658.

frine old Cognac, 7 years old, 74s per Dozen, or. 6a 6d per Bottle
ozen, or 4s per Bottle.
Ale u Porter of superior quality, in Bottle or on Draught.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

T„
••••- - • . ,
.Lto ;CI ,•.r.<INDIA:-RUBBER 'GOLOSHES, A T is. 6d ,
• • ; • .; . MST QUALITY; ONLY Is'94 PER.. PAL . ,!; • .
PIIME;WEL.LINGTON BOOTS, AT 14s. ; AND ELASTIC-SLDE _BOOTS, ONLY 13s 6d PER PAIR,

WARRANTED TO WEAK. WELL,

J. PENTONY'S. XIANUFACTORY,

COMMUTATION-HOW, CORNER OF LONDON-ROAD.
CAFTAINS, AND EXPORTERS OF 'BOOTS AND SHOES SUPPLIED ON VERY

ADVAJ:NtAGEOUS"TER4S,

0T I C

LI °TEL-KEEPERS, SEMINARIES AND ALL LARGE CONgIIMERS

T E

Supplied with 12, 20, and 40 lb. Boxes and 84 lb. Ctests, es imported, on the Best Terms,
AT VEY BROT,HE.E.S'
WHOLESALE AND FAMILY TEA
*O. 32, LONDON ROAD, LIVERPOOL

ESTABLISHMENT,

Town and Country Ordirs received LI, morning poet eaecuted and de,patched on the tame day.

=.`Ml7f
DIRECT. FRI
U
8.0 L

PARIS

G•

11 N .E

S,

3 1 ,

S T

R E E

lias the pleisure to announce that, in addition to his extensive Stock, he has received a Case of the most Elcg,
FRENCH GOODS
EVER OFFERED TO THE i'UBLIC, CONSISTING OF

SILK AND' SATIN BOOTS AND SHOES

AND KID, EMBROIDERED, AND QUILTED SLIPPER

Suitable for the Carriage, Ball; or Drawing:room.

AN EARLY INSPECTION IS REsPLCTPVLIX

PA—Ladies' Satin Shoes front 35.; and Children's Satin and Kid Dancing Shoes in great varic

.31;' -13 0 LD-.STREtT, LIVERPOOL

IRON AND -N.A I L A'R•Elto 11 E,

• K

B K 'W I T'.•H

-ITREE..T, -•L A. N F. .
TWIN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-assoyted:STOCX of HOOP, SHEET, and
ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut STAILS, &c., Wholesale and Retail.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

NOTICE TO CAPTAINS AND EMIGRANTS,
BUY YOUR -OUTFITS
AT
E A N' S,

THE NOTED CHEAP STOCKING MAN,
ROYAL HOUSE, 15, PRICE-STREET,
(Two doors from Cleveland-square.)

MANUFACTORY, LEICESTER

FAMILY ALES.

" WINE OF. MALT," or the pure genuine extract of
Malt and Hops, brewed expressly for Family Dinner use,
and supplied in the convenient quantities of 9, and 18 gallon
casks. • . .
Address—T. BOLTON, Family Ale 'and Porter Merchant; 110,
Duke-street.

X- XX XXX XXXX
Light Light Rich Bass's Burton
Table Beer. Dinner. Ale. Dinner Ale Mild.
41, Gall. Cask 3s Gd 5s 6d 6s* 6d 7s 6d and 8s
9 Gall, Cask 7s Od 10s 6d 12s 6d 15s Od and 16s
Light Bass's Barclay's

Bitter Ale. Burton Bitter. London Atout.
41 Gall. Cask, 7s Od 8s 6d 7s and 8s 6d
9 Gall. Cask l4s Od 17s Od 14s and 17s Od

Delivered at Walton, Bootle, Marsh-lane, •Linacre, • Seaforth,
Lithcrland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Kirkdale, West Derby, Knotty
Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aigburth, and Tuwn.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

36, UPPER PARLIAMENT-STREET

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.
" The principles of nature appear so simple,- that many, consider-
ing them acknowledged` facts, or undisputed truisms, do: not
deem them worthy of notice. Thus has been rejected the fun-
damental law, that the car alone causes the tongue to move;
for, had this been. duly- reflected upon, it must, at one period
"or another, have led to the discovery of the true method of

- teaching lunguageFu.r---ntifief• ' •
ANI9bNOIIBe. Anglo-FrenchliAGONOT v(ocofabit's.arri3s,),,;
anAudtho7rthoef
,t,hEeasi‘e'sSjtiunili
.m,orteat Method of Learning French." The unsuccessfulness of the
prevailing, mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial;. and
what other results can be looked for, when the teacher in general
considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature sb far

Leavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eye
science of a language•before the pupil tan lisp its siJ

accents? With such a flicoi:y. all Inman- devices 'must necessarily
fail', and hence'' the numerous complaints of . wasted. tune: and
ineffectual endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain ; and
the general notion that a language can be acquired only in the
country where:it is spoken ; hence the despair of many students of
the French language of even understanding the rapid conversation
of natives of France. • _ . . _ . .

All these deplorable consequences may be obviated by the natural
system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Ragonot.
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that
several members of a family should take lessons together, much
advantagebeing derived from members.

FAMILIES AND SCHOOLS, ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS

GIVEN

• •
, .
Terms for Evening. Classes, El ls, per quarter, two Lessons a week
Payable in Advance.
•

kW' The SI-Ninon° AsuLo-Fnexcn VOCABULARY," Fifth
Edition, particulally.adapted for Schools,, Sze„ approved and sane
tioned for the use of the Institutions fOr the Deaf and Dn:-
England and France.—To be had from the author, M. RABONOT,
and sold by all Booksellers.
115, Mount-pleasant, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

,srfithvaiY.

• Gieat Reduction' of Freights
' STEAM COMMUNICATION EWA'
LIVERPOOL & GLASCiIinV
The .first-ela.4s powerforst(
PRINCESS ROYAL ' Cap
Or other Steam(

a M'Cviusat

Unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence,
or other steamer is intended to sail (with or without
Liverpool and Glasgow, with goods and passeng
From Clarence Dock, Liverpool.

he underneted

S a 8 under

PRINCESS.
PRINCESS
PRINCESS

Thursday
Tuesday..
.Saturday

4 afternoon
8 evening

PRINCESS Thursday 27 4 afternoon
N.B.—Mods must be alongside one hour before tho appointed
time of sailing.
Fares :—Cabin, includinK Steward's Fee, lis.; Steerage, Gs.
Servants in Cabin, Full Fare.

JOIIN MACMILLAN, 1, India.-buildings, Water-street

QEGARS of the CHOICEST' BRANDS,
AT

MODERATE VRICES

WILL'S FOREIGN
BEST BRISTOL CIGARETTAS,
H. DURANDU
2, Exchange-street
East,
BIRDS' EYE, Liverpool. FINEST BRANDS,
7d. 2 oz. Packet. 7d per Bundle.

A large Assortment of Superior MEERSCHAUM PIPES,
25 per cent. under the usual prices.

ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
Manufaotured by
REYNOLDS, TRUSS AND BANDAGE
MAKER,
80, SOHO-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
THE VERY BEST QUALITY-PRICES MODERATE.

THE ELASTIC BOXWOOD TRUSS rO R
RUPTURE,
Patronised by the Faculty, Manufacta sr4.l)'"
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

he differences -which have arise

Austria and the other four great Powers, con-
cerning the right of interference in, Serra, we
find that the protest has not assumed the
form of a collective note. Ettch Power has
addressed a note of its own to the Austrian
Government, and though the reference made in
these to the words of the Treaty of Paris, that
" an armed intervention in Servia can only take
place after the whole of the powers have consented
to it" is general, the language of remonstrance is
not the same in the different notes. This, which
may' be taken for granted, shows that though all
the Powers disapprove of the pretensions of
Austria, they are not all equally ready to make it
a pretext for joining practically against her :in
case of emergency. The Hanoverian Chambers,
which, it will be recollected, refused, before their
adjournment, an increase of taxation demanded by
Government, have, on their re-assembling, now
adopted a proposition which in the main accom-
plishes the wishes of the Government.

IT is a long time since Liverpool has witnessed
so much distressing excitement, occasioned by a
fatal accident, as has been manifested by the fear-
ful occurrence in Great George-street, which we
reported yesterday. The idea of a house of
extensive business, whilst filled with cus-

tomers, falling to pieces, as it were, and burying
the busy throng within under its ruins, is certainly
a most appalling one; and such was just the thought
that was on the instant taken up, and which
rumour magnified and spread abroad in all direc-
tions, like lightning, creating the most painful
consternation generally in the public mind, butmore
especially in quarters where' there was any reason
to apprehend that relations or friends might not
improbably be among the sufferers. It is the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

tons, length, 60 .feet
9 inches ; depth; 10 feM 3 nicht

The Cutter PETREL
brcadth, 1

I in the pilot servie

or' which' they ark Well

•
The very desirable • Ship- LOCKWOODS, 806
tons, :gal., 776 tons, 0.14., length,- 141 feet. 4 inches
Vbreadth, 30 feet 7 inches • (lepth, 22 fee
Built in New Brunswick in 1840 ; and cla
n 4 years, is felted, and was sheathed will
1856; carries a very large cargo, and is admiral
cotton and timber trades. Lying at Cork; sash,

~~,
1, .f

inches.
sed'A. 1, for
yellow metal
adapted for the

0, ! The Barque MARIA, 285 tons register new
, ~..- -; measurement ; built at Gingsborough, Nava Scotia, in
n :4T,,,4A 1851; WaS iron kneed, yellow metalled, and classed
---;, - A 1 in 1856; is a remarkably fast nailer; -carries And
tows a fair cargo ; has cabins on deck, and house for the crew
nidships. Length_ 110 feet 8, breadth 26 feet 8, depth 14 feet S.
lent order. Lying at Cork. Also,

.s, The Barque BLA,NCII, , 411 -: tons register ; W
built at Hillsborough, New Brunswick, in Oi. is
) ' _ fully iron kneed, and classed /El ;.waszinoked. ashort

• <l.*,

hu since, and is in excellent condition ;"saiLS
and carries a large cargo. Length. 111 feet 2, breadth
Has cabins on deck,. and hoase amid-
gat Cork. Also% •

25 feet 5, depth 17 feet 1
ships for the crew. Lyi

The Brig ELIZABETH, 158, tons register;

length 7.ffeet, breadth 22 feet 7-10ths, depth 14 fleet;
- built' at Devonshire in 1.813; 'wood sheathed, and in
'..egra&A," fair order; man excellent collier, and carries 2130 tons_
particulars apply to;ROBERT WILSON, Esq.,
South Shields, where she now lies. Also, - •

The Hulk ANDREAS. This vessel has.narnasts,
and is . used as a floating store, for. which she is
it*well adapted, and carries aboitt.4so tons; was built
itt, at Nova Scotia, it is supposed, about the year 1356 ;

Seven WHALE BOATS,' used for the. Pilot

i
,

For inventories and further partict
Michael Murphy, Esti:, Official Ass
to, Richard Martin,

a Dublin to
ti-street; or
Kessr.s. John
Clare, Esq.,

Martin and Son, Nortn-wan. In
Creditor's Assignee; or to Messrs. Jar
town. In London to Cunard and Co
E.C.; or to

CUNARD, N

SON, AND C
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

AMagnificent selection of Fine Gold Dress Brooches,
at WELLs's, 108, Bold-street.
BLANKBLANKETS.—Upwards of 200, Pair at 7s. 3d. per pair.
ETS.—Upwards
They are large and strong. A lot of cheap Horse Rugs.
D. TURNER, 96, Whitechapel.

BILLIARDS ! BILLIARDS ! ! BILLIARDS !! !
PRIVATE Billiard Rooms 9d per hour. Hot Suppers always
ready. Bed and Breakfast, 2s 6d. Night Porter. Hot, Cold
and Shower Baths grabs.

JESSE MING'S Old Brunswick Hotel, 62, Hanover-stroet. 40
TTELLEWELL'S EW PATENT INDIA-
-I_l 2& 3, QUADRAT,N RUBBER TOOTH and SHAVIN6
LIME-STREET, BRUSHES, cheap and durable, without the
53, CASTLE-STREET. J possibility of the hairs becoming d.etached.
HELLEWELL'S} NEW PATENT IND I.A -
2& 3, QUADRANT, k RUBBER WALKING STICKS and
LIME-STREET; CORK-SCREWS; their non-liability to crack
53, CASTLE-STREET. or break renders th em superior to any other
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

CLOCKS, Bronzes, Vases, Dressing Cases, Lustres,
Work Boxes, Jewel Cases, Card Cases, silver and plated
articles in every variety, Spoons and Forks, &c., &c., at WELLs's,
108, Bold-street.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
AN endless variety of fine Gold, Studs and Pins, at
wy.LlA's, 108, Bold-street.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Agreat variety of Fans and Hair- Pins, at WELis's,
108, Bold-street.

RECKITT AND CO.'S OSBORNE BISCUITS
OF DELICIOUS F AVOUR AND CRISPNESS,
SHOULD BE ON EVERY.,TABLE.
May be had .of all respectable Grocers, Rte.,
WITH TWENTY OTHER CHOICE VARIETIES.
Wholesale Agent for Liverpool :
JACOB STOWER, 48, Harrington,street.

. .
REMOVAL. •
DENTAL SU-RGERY.
XSTABLISHED IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND UPWARDS Op

TWENTY YEARS,

ArESSES. MOSELY, SURGEON
DENTISTS,
HAVE REMOVED TO
58, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CHEMICALLY PREPARED GUTTA PERCHA

GUMS,

AND EVERY OTHER IMPROVEMENT. IN THE
DENTAL ART..
Consultations and every information free of expense
Charges stflctly moderate.
ATTENDANCE' DAILY.

LONDON RESIDENCE :
30, BERNERS-STREET, OXFORD-STREET

The late Firm of FISK and SOX.

LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S LUNCHEON AND

DINING-ROOMS

1,1A.11 FISK,
AND CONFECTIONER,
25, CASTLE-STREET,

WILL

COOK

Dinners, Bouts, Suppers, and Wedding Breakfasts

Furnished complete or in part

ICE CREAMS FOR EVERT DESCRIPTION OF PARTIES,

Agent for Hornintan's celebrated Teas

MOURNING JEWELLERY

JOHN G. JACOB,

, •
G OL D SMITH AND JEWELLER,

56, CHURCH-STREET,
Respectfully calls attention to his superior stock of

BLACK ENAMELLED JEWELLERY,

BROOCHES, BRACELETS, NECKLETS,

RINGS, PINS, AND STUDS,

Of the most elegant Patterns and the best Quality.
Also, a large assortment of
REAL WHITBY JET
In the most choice Patterns.

HAIR WORKED INTO CHAINS, DRACELETS, RINGS,
---

BROOCHES, AND NECKLETS,
AND MOUNTED IN A SUPERIOR STYLE
The sante Hair as left guaranteed to be used.

JOHN G. JACOB,

GOLDS3IITILAND JEWELLER,
56, CHURCH-STREET.

T &
ELLEIVELL'S, j[NDIA RUBBER COMBS,
I.: 2 3, QUADRANT, in Cendrillon, Dressing, Side,
LIME-ETREET, ack, &c., Les Epinsles_lmperatrioe,
53, CASTLE-STREET. J Roll and Tail Combs, &c., &c.

EEELLEIVELL'S, -WATE.RPROOF WAGGON,
2& 3, QUADRANT, lIF CART, and RICK COVERS, GIO
LIME-STREET, APRONS, DRIVING GLOVES, HORSE COVERS,
53, CASTLE-STREET. Woollen Horse and Quarter Cloths, &e.

BRUNSWICK HOTEL; CLAYTON SQUARE,

TURTLE IN PERFECTION, Is. 6D.

CAPTAINS EMIGRANTS, AND
GENERAL VISITORS TO LIVERPOOL,
Win find• the RESTAURANT and DINING ROOMS In
CLAYTON SQUARE,
THE MOST CONVENIENT and CENTRAL in TOWN,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

pubiir Antustartnts.

CENTEN

R Y 0
.F

B,UB,NS

A TICKET for the DINNER, at. the BrueswW,c Hotel, to be
disposed of by a gentleman- unable to attend. 7,-,rice, 7a. 6d., cost
10s. 6d. Apply at the Northern Times office, 3j15

. .
ITISTORIC SOCIETY.—The 'Papers for this evening
'are" On the Population of D'uneashire and• Cheshire, during
the Fifty Years,,lBol-1851," h.; J. T. DANSON, F.S.S., and T. A.
WELTON, F.S.S. ; and' On tb;.; Popular Customs and Superstitiohs
of LanoAire," by T. T.. -Wimitt.isox, F.R-A:S. • -
Jan. 13, 1859.

T

.T ONI C

A L L

, SMITH'S TOUR of EUROPE and ASCENT of MONT BLANC,
containing over 100 VIEWS of all the principal Cities and
Wonders of Europe.—Crowded and delighted audiences pronounce
it the most interesting, beautiful, and highly finished work of
art ever in Liverpool. Every Evening. at Eight. Day Perform-
ance on Wednesday and Saturday, at Half-past Two.
Admission :-25.; Is. ; and Gallery, 6d.
N.B. Just Published, the TOUR or EUROPE AND ANTWERP.
Bell Polka, by C. A. Field. • 6j19
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

CHRISTMAS

.A --)NEWS., F•OR ..0LE8,K..5.,
and Yon.No MEy GENERALLY, who desire to improve their
position 'in this:' eomidercial emiummity. adooOP
BEBINESS HANDWRITLNG, COJIMiI-RCIAL ~ARITHMETIC, and ..BOox-
ICItEiING DOTSE-LE ENTRY; in a' few lessons, by applying, teL Mr.
GEORGE TIIOMPSON, No. 8, CLAYTON-SQUARE. MORNING
CLASS,' Ten to Eleit4; EVENit4i4 Six,l &yen, and Eight. Private
Lessons at any )cur: ~ r, ,
"'LADIES may riiitioNA,BLE style of 'Wkitirre.
Class, Three to.gonr. strictly private, by Mrs. TIIQMP-
SON, at ally hour- 'Eslablished 1827:
A l'en-for all Writers,at the, Establishment. •

DRAWING & PAINTING CLASS FOR. LADIES,
9, CLARENCE-STREET, EVEItTON-ROAD,
Conducted' by Mr:l3:,-DURKIIi6FLAW,, of %Ile Government School
of Art, Collegiate Institution, and Certificated Master from the
Department of Sciende, and (Art; ,Lontiont :Thd course of instruction
comprises - Freehand, , Perspective and Architectural' DraWing,
-Shading "from Copies and Casts; Drawing and Painting 4ind-
scapes, Figures, Fruit, Flowers, Ornament, &c„ in Water-colour
Ind- ' Oil, from -L,exanipleg rand • 'nature. The: Class_ meets on
Wednesday and, palturday mornings, from. a quarter _past Elevtn
till Out; Terms.—One Paurtd a tliiarter 'in advance:l A' Class for
Teachers.-7-The., course includes all that is required in the
Government Examination for Certificates. instruction is
also given. -, Farther particulars may be,obtained on application.
The Ladies Class will re-assemble on Wednesday, January 19th.
• . I f.•!:- 12j18
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

its patrons must

lave a

law to protect them in a

monopoly of that which, as ferce nature, is the
common property of all.. The only ground on

rich such a monopoly is defended, is that the

occupiers of the land furnish the means of subsis-

tence to the game. And so, to some extent at

least, they, certainly do. But- then it so happens

that it is not the occupiers of land who are the

le owners
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

felt in all the fulness of their intensity by those

iad reason

0 fear

hat among

io-smother6d

victims within t

ze wa

s of the ill-fated edifi

were some in whose unhappy fate their own

dearest interests and affections were most deeply

and tenderly involved

The cause of this frightful'and fatal casualti;

was plainly explicable from the first. Alteratiofis

of the premises were being made, which had occa-

sioned a giving way, and ultininteV falling down

of the upper walls upon the floor above the shop,
which, being unable to. sustain the•weight, went

down with a tremendous crash, of course burying

some upon the spot, and injuring all the rest more or

less frightfully

We are unwilling to be in haste

to cast blame, in such a case, without good and

lv beca

than the moral responsibility of it, if it can be

proved, must be very serious,—as, indeed, it ought

to be. But we do most earnestly hope and trust that

the case will be made to undergo a thorough

investigation, so that if there has been any gross

carelessness shown, or any

unnecessary risk

incurred, in the builders' work that was being done,

those whohave been at fault, and whose misconduct
has caused so fearful and fatal an accide—nt:mav
be 'mad(

an example of

The public must

protected from such exposures to danger

xposures from which there is no ,escape,

there is no
,warning whatever of any

danger being at hand

In ou:

n•esent impressiOn will be found all

latest particulars of the calamitous occurrence,

which we have spared no pains to procure, and to

It will b

have as correct as possibl
five lives have been lest, and that many oth(
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

EDMUND _THOMPSON and CO., 20, Water-street.
The magnificent clipper ship JOHN LINN, 1,564_t0ns register,
will be the packet of the 25th Februars.

The " White Star" Clippers, comprising Me. lakqest,
finest, and fastest clippers in the world, will be despatched
punctually at noon of the Ist and 20th of every-month.-------
4' WHITE STAR"! LINE" OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN

NOTICE

• EX-ROYAL MAIL PACKETS, • t
Sailing;from • - •
LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE,
On the Ist and 20th of esery month; and from
' 'MELBOURNE TO LIVERPOOL
On the Ist-of every month. _

\ ~
1y
~~ L}

latv

•4191...”411, ••••-•.• • .
Passengers.forwarded by Steamers t'o all partt of 'Australia
Tasmania. &e., at through rates.
RED JACKET M. H. 01Zalltiran WHITE STAR
PRINCE OF THE SEAS ...H.
H A. Brown STAR OF THE EAST
BLUE JACKET

T. C. Kerr

_ Clarke SHALImAi
James White ARAB-lAN
. Thos. Frain *Sigberti
George Kerr St.f..ilvA
And other celebrated' Clippers
Ship. ' Captain. Reg. Bur
PRINCE OF THE SEAS...H. A. Brown 1427 4500
BLUE JACKET - J. Clarke.. .1042' 3500
ARABIAN M. .Gandy; 1108 3590
Passengers embark on the 14th and 31St January
PACKET OF TIIE 20rit- JANUARY.
- - The very magnificent Clipper
PRINCE OF SEAS,
Captain H. A. Brown;
1,427-tons register,_ 4,500 tons burthen.
Th 4 Prince of the Bess is one of the largest, handsomest, and
fastest clippers afloat; she was designed expressly ,for the
Australian passenger trade, and is complete in every essential for
the general -comfort of all her passangers.---She has sailed, heavily
laden, the extraordinary distande of 392 knots; .or 431, statute piles,
in one day, a.rate of speed surpassing some of the fastest_clippers
afloat. Her saloons are sumptuously furnished, and supplied With
bedding,linell, piano, library, chess boards, . &o.;. the ship also cat-
lies a cow for Ow use of the saloon passengers. Ver second cabins
are in the front'of the-Poop, and fitted up man elegant'ancl'superior
manlier; whilst' the 'between_ decks are extensive, lofty, and tho-

r Gaggs
. J. R. Brown
...M. Gandy
... J. Flood
...Brewster

BEECHWORTII
CYCLONEtv.-...,

To sail
Jan. 20.
Feb. 1.
Feb. 20.

ughlf lighted and ventilated.
For fieight"or passage apply to the owners, -
Id. T.. WILSON .& CIIAMBEIIS, 21, Water-J

:reet,Liverpool

azasihrist.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

LIVERPOOL

F 4 D IT:c,ATIO,NAL ht ST ABLISHMEZTT,
CONDUCTED DT THE PRiNCIPAL,
W. /41: FISHER, LL.D., PH.D.; F.R.A.S.,
AND EXPERIENCED MASTERS.

Youns Gentlemen in this School are prepared for any of the
Universities, Public Colleges, Learned Professions, and Mercantile
Pursuits.

SCIENTIFIC DEPARTMENT,

Dr. Fisher Lectures on Astronomy, Chemistry, Mechanics,
Optics; Electricity, Galvanism, Pneumatics, Meteorology, Steam
Engine, &c., are fully illustrated to the pupils, by his extensive
Philosophical Apparatus, which is of the most costly description.

PRIZES AND REWARDS
Are , Annually. Distributed to the various Classes, for uniform.
Regularity, Gentienifinly Conduct, and' fhe highest attainments in
Classics, Mathematics, Science, and General Literature.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

It EQUIRED.

These really use
ful CI

uCKS can
vdwith the
§t facility
room to

nd, al-
utongii offered to
the Public at so

low a price, arm
warranted good

time keepers

,eks, and Jeweller,• REPAIRED on the mod

reasonable terms
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

public amixsematts.

THEATRI

ROYAL, WILLIAMSON-SWART
CI msTmAs HOLIDAYS _MO

The New, Grand., Comic Clitistma.s Pantomime, en
THE LADY,; BIRD BOWER !

OR,

EACOCK AND TII

TUTS EVENING erlitifiliAirYlTilE 13TH INSTANT,

And E'er

during next W

commence with the favourite,Coinedryeorfiprinanee
THE DOWAGER. ••

Lord Meted Lindsal
Doll

..... ....Mr. E. P. Edgar.
Countess Tresilian Page,.
the New, Grand, Comic Christmas Pautomime, entit
LADYE BIRD BOWER !
HARLEQUIN PuticeE PEACOCK AND TUE FA&R BUILLIANTA
Founded ,1d Nursery Chaunt,

`W'ritt/w‘n
The Co]

5), Mr. C. Somer

ir. Boots

~..cues written and invented W. DomYoptton., Esc
Cfverture and Music of the Opening composed, selected, an
ranged by Mr. Musgrave. The Scenery of the PantomiuPantomime:
Dengue
nd Painted by Mr. Deari...-- -,sted by Mr. George Dawso
r. 'Cawdrey. The Propertie
rn esses and Ball-room Costumes, whic
—,,,,,erehe description, by Mr. and Mrs. JeffrieF.
Id Masks by Mr. Clarkson, of Russell-street, London
the Dances and the Action of the Ballot, arranged an,
iss M'Ginty find Miss Bramah.
THE STORY OF THu. pANTOMIXE;

and Mr. Penn
by 'Mr. Dearlo

jun., ass
ry by M

are of t
*The Wi
The whi

directed by M

Once upon a time there was a •tertain Queen, •whose name w
Goldenwing, and who had a very large family of daughters.
husband having long-since been. (lead, the family was a -
great anxiety to her, and she -kept them at home, a,
could, in a beautiful bower of roses and Hines. He-
the fair Brilliant*, was S,
the notice of Prince Eblis, w,
not only by the' 's'olllsg lad
family. Sho
whose domes

was so 'exceeding

but_ by

lefirards the Pr
lad that of the

tired of
..singlC b]

Queen Goldenwing, becoming
)roclairned ,that he would give a
)ody, far -end near, in the hope

grand ball, and 'invited e

that from acr.mgst • the
fair Brillianta, with all h(
where he at once

got select a wife. The
sisters, went to the Prince's ball,
_ne enainoured of her, and arrangements
or their marriage wore being ma#e by Queen Goldenwing,
when Prince Eblis, hearing of this, became so enraged that,
while the Queen was at• the Palace of Prince Peacock, having sent
her children home to the Bower, he reeolved to burn that beautiful
place to the ground, and all the family in it. Fortunately the
-fair Brillianta remained with the Brince, carefully enclosed in a
large and lovely rose, to guard her from harm. As the Queen and
the Prince were looking from the battlements of the- Palace at a
great comet which appeared at that time, a lurid light was
observed i
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

REPAIRS, 'ETC. PUNCTUALLY ATTENDED TO.
Irikular attention paid to' all orders for hot and variable climates
Merchants and Shippers treated liberally.

'OULKE'S TOILET ANP, NURSERY POWDER,
DELICATELY SCENTED,
essin
perfectly harm'
from g the Emollient properties of Fullers. ' Earth, entirely free
ra colour and in a high state of punty. This Powder is
nt degree soothing and
health' less, possesses in an eminent
f —g qualities, and when applied to the skin forms a beautifullye
:1,04, smooth, and pearly.surface, For 4_11(11.1,1 abhision or rediress•of,the skin, fore ',toilet srli ee. ,etld;
4"101 for the use of bed-ridden invalids, it st3lndsa,vithout irrival•
Istfan'iri, spid others-811ff. rip g ,
%
" I have,at the request of Dir. W. I. Foulkes, submitted. to a
qualitative li4,- chemical examination his Toilet -and Nursery powder,
,„un:d it to be free from any ingredient in the slightest degree
_
441 ted to irritate the most delicate skin. lam decidedly of
opinion‘,• , that it is extremely well calculated to fulfil the objects for
'teen it is recommended. .. R. H. BRETT,M.R.C.S.,
-.' rinerly Lecturer on Chemistry, &c., at the Liverpool Roya
1,,,,...—.. Infirmary School of Medicine."
Bari-I;l7*d only by the Inventor, W. J. FOTTLICES, Chemist'
411(ls and procurable through any respectable Chcithi ill
Price Is. p9c AGM . i . -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

Through Passage to the New Gold Diggings at Fitzroy 'flier,

- - - --------z---
".MERSEY7 LINE OF "AUSTRALIAN PACKETS,

Sailing from •
• LIVERPOOL .TO MELBOURNE
On the 25th of every Month, '
PACKET OF THE TWENTY-FIFTH JANUARY,

The•:remarkable fine new Clipp

• I4'lBl,
- _
A 1 at Lloyd's ; .-777 Xons register; only six months old; has
proved Herself a I,ery,fast sailer, and has superior accommodation
for Passsengers Loading east side of Prhice's Dncrk _— Apply to

BLACK WATER,
Captain JONES;
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

fallen in, burying

and that there were probably hundreds of

families

the_ viciait

of the

some one or more of whose members might per-

haps be among the buried, certainly afforded
for no ordinary alarm.. And so it „came to

As our account of yesterdity stated, • " when

the 'news df the' sad and Fatal aerial

1 spiead

which it did very rapidly, through the town, thou

sands flocked from all quarters,,towards Great

George-street to ascertain the tact--:-Some came

from curiosity, and others from a different feeling.
It was immediately, and very naturally, apprc

headed, it seem

so the account went on to state;

that many persons, who were in the shop at the

time making purchases, had been killed; and, of
tourse, this added to the -public consternation, for
any family who had ladies out ' shopping

3,n d who

heard of the disaster, came to the conclusion that

a had

o won(

'ore, tha

full of people' in .vild'exciteinent,-Iliegan'tii drivc
up, and persons of all classes, and from all quaiters,

place, and that very soon the crowd of persons

)er, it was a scene, it would appear,
the painful anxieties of which, however thei might
startle and bewilder the beholder, could only be
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

such it-cu

The equitable

•ay of dealing .with

tion, is to make it entirely one of trespass

is of a wild, untamed,- unsubdUed nature, and

therefore the common property of al

man his. a right to trespass upon

But no

;nother's

land to procure it, common property though it be.
If he does so, he may most reasonably and justly

account of the game, but on

This, we contend, is the only kind of

Game Law that 'ought to•be tolerated in a'ice

country like our

bout to open class(
m tiItDER • IN DunLis..----Tho

Mr. Rarey is

coroner's warrant

With regard to the statement in the Paris Cons
nel, to the effect that Lord Palmerston had sus
severe injury to.his knee; we (Bury rend Nortric

1C mur

have been favoured with the sight of a letter from the
noble lord himself to T: E. Move' Esq., of -llopleys, in
which, we are happy to say, he states that the accident
referred to was nothing more than a slight sprain, and

that he had quite. recovered.
SMUGGLING.—The practice of smu

wholesale quantities about thirty years sin
entirely ceased._ An attempt to land a ear

Ter from the

usual course of sinking the tubs
several days the boats of the R. C. Camel

was resorted t

stations westward, dredged for the same, and h
been rewarded by fishing up -about twenty tubs,
residue having been lost in the late turbulent weather

Idt,o7tiqer

SEA Gni,Ls.—For some time past the flocks of sea gu
proceeding- landwards from Arbroath h
some of them almost realising Wil
American flocks of doves
birds," says a local paper, " are of great s(
farmer ; wherever they alight, they clean the
grubs, and their fertilising droppings are
superior, to the best Peruvian guano. Although a p
large strong-billed bird, yet they are quickly put to fli
itedlv s

as -regards numb)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

THE SOUTH END BUTTER STORES,

1,2, AND 20, ST. JAMES'S MARKET.
THE PROPRIETOR WILL HAVE HIS MONSTER STOCK OF BUTTER
For the Milion of his Customers who intend to favour his Establishment with their Christmas Order•

'kr ALL ARE INVITED.
PRICES LOW AS USUAL, AT FROM 9d per lb.

Qualty Unsurpassed,

Daily Imports from the best Markets

OBSERVE THE ADDRESS.
The Big Fresh EGGS, at Nos. 1 and 2. The Big Stock of selected BUTTER, at No. 20.
The only Establishment in the Trade and only Importer who can warrant a first-class article at Import Price.

JOSEPH E. HUGHES,
1,2, AND 20, ST.- JAMES'S MARKET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

The THIRD GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE of the
PANTOMIMI
Preceded by the Musical I

The Pantomhn
Prices of Admission
a.: Gallery. Is.

ninates every Evening
-Dress Boxes, 48. ;

Doors open:at Half
The Box-office is

R

at a Quarter-past Ten.
tipper Boxes, 3s. ; Pit

past Six ; to commence at Seven o'clock

n from Ten till Th
cle and taking Priva
a of Mr. Geo. West(

AM P H I THEATRE

CHARLOTTE-STREET. .
MT. W. R: COPELAND,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

AN INVITATION.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S GIFTS

JOHN GIBBONS
Begs to invite the Nobility, Gentry and .the Public generally,
to the extensive Stock of his
ORIGINAL
BA,LM OR A L CAKES,
.• -

Made for the present Festive Season, and which, on trial, will be
found deserving of that large support which has been accorded to
him for a number of years past, and for which his establishment
has been so long noted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-13

THE NORTHERN TIMES, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1859

property of rumour, as we all know, to be con-

tinuallv

Stuffing the ears of men with false reports ;

or, if not false, yet so exaggerated as most _ un-
necessarily to alarm. But it was scarcely so in
this case. Exaggerations, no doUbt, there were,
in the first reports of the frightful accident ; but
they arose from. the_ indistinct notion which at
first could be entertained of the real nature and,
extent of the sad calamity. That a house had
alive a multitude of persons,

the best instructions "that could probably be given

him would be to return home immediately. His
mission has not only already proved a complete
failure—it has, unhappily, more than justified our

expectations of the mischief which would attend

Now this, we contend, is false:TeßNing

and as unfair as it is false. None of these

questiotis are within the limits .pf tie case, as it

has been placed in Mr. GLADSTONE' hands

mission is - one- strictly- within the -confines of the

English Protectorate. He went to ascertain thei

grievances;

become acquainted with the

of then, and to endeavour to find
out what is likely to remove them—still under the
English Protectorate, which neither he nor the

ca_uses

Government that_ sent him forth to look into th

_
case upon the spot, h4ve the power, of themselves

t 6 set aside, or in any wise to alter. But surely it

Can never with truth or reason be said that " hi

mission has not only, proved a complete failurE

but has been attended with mischief. It has not

had time to fail_ yet, in the
,first: place ; because the

result of it cannot yeflie finished. He has had to

acquire a personal knowledge of the whole case

This he is still doing

And when he has cam-
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in orc

are contracting parties, tini

.er to contri

to the peace of Europe. Mr. GLADSTONE ,has

gainst

their present separation from Greece, every

question was beyond his province

not entertain it, because he

make any concessions whatever upon it
grievance they may have under the Protectorate

any defects in their form ,of Government, or in

Leif 'representative assembly

—he was em

vwered
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of land. The case is thus plausibly put by the

say that game consists of wild animals, which are

therefore, be killed by any one of the general mass

becoming manui assueta—that is, accustomed-to
the hand. If they were, they would cease to be

force rfatqrce,;and would thence be, not the corn-

mon property, of all, but the absolute property of
him to whoSe hancrthey_weie'accustoined—to him

who fed 'them, having tamed and gubdued their
nature, and made them Abiereby as much his own
as his pigs and-poultry.

But then, in practice, not only is this not the

case, but through the fallacy of considering gam

as the Squire's exclusive right, the farmers and

cottagers are not acknOwledged to have anithiug

to do with it ; and they would probably be math

way or another, if

to smart for it
they dared. to . appropriate it

the

the lands

on his

ground
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Continued success of
SENORA LUIZA,
The celebrated Spanish Dancer, from the Theatre Royal, Dublin
MISS L. HATTON, the favourite Vocalist.'
MR. COX, the American Creole Vocalist; and
Doors MISS JULIA BRUCE, the Serio,Comic Vocalist.
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Numbering tv
in this paper en ti

The Proc
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he 'amendment fo:

he believed

a Who had

cated the removal public offices
Cornwallis-street,' and having them brought into
Dale-street„ for when he was one of the managing
committee, and used -to have to sit in those
offices, he felt' the unconvenience of having to meet there,
and the great benefit that would result from having the
offices all concentrated in the centre of the town.
question had becii

Then, and .since
repeatedly discussed,-and 'the" principal of centralization
had been at once admitted; and he really felt some degree
of surprise to find that there then was a difference of
opinion. There was Mr: Charles, Turner, who really
took an active part in the debates of that Council, had
come forward with a plan that they were to have no
copeentration at all, for they was to have a part
of the Offices -in that building, and another

portion on the
That would not

a concentration of

as far as tim

vas concerned, it would

wog
the
their sanction to t

side of

of the offices, by
and he con-