Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-18 00:00:00

111 AE NORTHERN TIMES, SATUR LAY, JUNE . 18, 1859.

LIVERPOOL COLLEGIATE SCHOOLS. • LOWER SCHOOL.
No !dilation totheMiddle chool Bell J. C.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES, First Molyneux cholarship .... Ben J. C.
C o 0? 1E ' S
• Seeood -,,, ~ ...... Martindale jI&
The half-yearly distribution of prizes to the pupils of the First M'N elle Scholarship .... .. BAIL C., C,ertificatr_faaughton T. J.
Collegiate Schools took place in the theatre of that build- 'second,,, i Thompson L., Certificates M 'Dowell MAVANNA ri—Oß AC C 0
inn at 12 o'clock yesterday There was a very large attend- . lieywartivEcholar
ante of the relations and friends of scholars. The chair was . .. Scholefield J.
CLASS PRIZES. . FOURPENUE AN OUNCF
taken by the Rev. Rector Campbell. Among those on the ! Mass. Prize Boy's. Certificate. ,
- platform were—Rev. J. S. Howson, Rev. itugh M'Neile, ! "T. • The Molyneux Scholars—.
.B.l'
Mr. J. K. Routithwaite, Rev. Mr. Sutton, Mr. William • <II ...... ... ..... . Dunsford F. .
Brown. Mr. les. Coo
‘ .111 ......... ..... Grundy C. 8... ........ ... Sharrock W.
Aper, Rev. Mr. Cheethani. i oFY .... Cassidy J.
After a blessing had been sung, 0 l" .
The Chairman said :My friends, lam very happy to vizi . -
Beckett W. Je..
F, :
• .1 M`Carthy. f 27, II?ME'STREET. ..-
meet you again upon this festive occasion -an occasion Of! NH ..
Williams C.
Talbot E. E. ..........-. •• .
----- TRY IT!
double festivity to such of you as have received prizes, butt Anti .. ...... .....11‘Clure W• •••••••• • • • • •• Brown T G. I,
still a day of satisfaction and rejoicing, I hope, to all' oft
•
you, whether you have received prizes or not—the -corn-1 IX
Harrison T'.
meacoment of what I. hope will prove to you a succession er
SPECIAL PRIZES. publif ainStitentS.
happy holidays, in which you will seek from relaxation and, sub ject. Prize Boys. Certificates.
W. a. • ..... ..
..
.... ..
Barnesßell J. C., j.
lit...a R.
amusement strength to dispose you to resume your studies' -History..
ROYAL A MPHITHEATRE, GREAT CHARLOTTE-ST.
again with renewed vigour and appreciation. (Hear, hear, Arithmetic.
Writing" ... bLeivaent,i Hail
Jll.
• Haughton E. j. --
Thomas T. G. Proprietor... Mr.. W. R. COPELAND.
GREAT TREAT FOR THE WHITSUN HOLIDAYS..
and applause.) It will be a day of satisfaction to you all, 11
EXTRA PRIZES. I trust, also to see those of your schoolfellows who have beent
.Donor. Subject. Prize. WIT! TALENT r ! AND HUMOUR ! ! !
Certificate.
successful in the competition receive their prizes, because'
.The Principal.. Divinity
ndale J. F. -
i Lea Certificate, Positively J., Positively the LAST FAREWELL NIGHT of
Head. Master . Botany.. .. BmelY.'lJ:'.ll'..:.! Eva-nusErti. MR. AND MILS. 'BARNEY WILLIAMS,
we all knew that it is not possible for every one-to receive
Qualle J.. .... Makinson‘W. previous to their return home to the United ftites.
a prize, although many may deserve it by •their industry.
J. Swan, Esq., l• Divinity,
who are not happy enough to attain it. You know B.A. j Class V ge• The performanen last evening for the Benefit of 31r. B.
Williams having been received with enthusiastic applause and
tliat St. Paul, reasoning on Om Isthniian General
. . „Harper, Improv- roars of laughter, by a crowded and fashionable audienee,•will
games, sap,
.‘l,, E
in running a race all run, although but .one receives
Esq. ment, Beckett W. J. be repeated This Evening.
the prize: but then the inference which he draws
Class VII _
from that, is that you should-all-so run as to obtain it. Let H. Diddams, i Life of i
i Thompson R.... Maris A. E., Evans E PADDY THE PIPER. THIS EVENING (SATURDAY), THE 18vit INST.,
all strive tar attain it, whether'- in one sense you are sue- Esq. 1 Galileo
eessful or not, because it is a very great misttike to suppose '-M. Sears French Hall W. R. .... Thackwray, Hughes. • Paddy Donovan
- •
..
that unsirecessfal opposition is without its profit. Compe- WRITINGCERTIFICAIES. Kathleen .Tins. Barney Williams.
Class I. Thomas T. G. • 11. Lunt J. C ; 111 Brett R. IV. LATEST FROM NEW lir( IRK.
tition even if it tail to gain the prize, is of great profit to , Rogers W., Rogers 11. ;V. Ardern T VI; Gray ilireough. ton T. , Phil Mulligan, Mr. Barney Williams
him who exercises it honourably and conscientiously. You C. ; VII. Pickup T., Williams W.• ; VIII. w . Ix. Mrs.-Serephina Serena Sprout, Mrs. Barney Williams; Mrs. Obediah
may recollect the story ofthe man, who, upon his deathbed, Williams C., tiingland A. Painter, Mrs. Barney Williams.
called his sons around him, and told them there wasa MAPPING CERTIFICATES.
I. Evans EnTHNLWen. :iiiMeo7l!jerA.,i it. Warner-4.; ALL HALLOW EVE.
Rody O'Connor
treasure hidden in the field 'which he had, left to them •
~; 14.laaiot . ; avi - Mit hellM. Kitty Killeen
.Mrs. B. Williams.,
and that if they dug it throughout assiduously, they woula W. ; , VI. Gray G., Maris G. J., Bishop; ;VII. Ski:iie:', Talbot, and And A KISS IN THE DARK.
find the treasure. It happened to be a...very large field, Lea R. ; VIII. Brown T. G., Hore G. k, way G.; ,IX. Laidman
and they dug it from one end to the other, but found no:
C.
Tillie F. AThe Management has the gratification of announcing that it has
treasure,—such as- they •expected to find, that is t , say-- me*dal PreCtiously.'wv`erraerntleirerje .fo.re ande Ilundsefort F., having held the succeeded in forming an energement for TWELVE NIGHTS
only, with MRS. CHARLES YOUNG,
and they were very much disappointed, and could not .but theynevertheless hold their position as.' tfioettstiewrelpsVitre, Whose appearance in London at the Theatre Royoil, .Haymarket,
imagine what tlteir fatherucould have posSibly meant. But, school.
Sadlers' Wells, and the Lyceum, has placed her as the first
however, theyerAyed the -seed in it, and they-sowed good; LOCAL UNIVERSITY EXAMINATIONS. Artiste in Juvenile Tragedy now on the English Stage.
seed, and the field -produced a hundred fold more than it ' -OXFOR 11- D—.....IDSUMMER. 1858.—First Class: J. R. Bell. Second Engagement for Twelve Nights only of
:. Ei..iig.dlgansesy.bilrnj., g.. 0 Jw..l. Laidman, I
.d.litlar.T. Parry, W. Zirde-
would have produced, if they had not dug it so Carefully, Class:.
miss
Ada
(agedTH EIOJUVE)NMILasEte COLMEhDeIrAeNS.ed
11
.years),
(Applause.) I would apply this to all of you, Who may not, CAMBRIDGE-:-CEIRISTMAS. 1858.—Seeond Conor,
Class::J.t.E. hi:lips
PH. Honey- Louis (4d 7 years) and Hor re (aged Tyear(;),g surnamed
perhaps, obtain the prize which -you expect to attain ; but biirne, G. J. Laidman, G. H Statham. Third Class: .T. L-Jones, THE INFANT KEELEY.
if you cultivate your intellect honestly and -assiduously, .5. H. Conor. _Fourth Class: J. itipCrone, W. R. Palloon, 11. N. From time immemorial - precocious children have frequently
Fraser, J. Lobley, S. Tennant.
been brought- upon the Stage, but in all eases the youthful aspirant
with laborious diligence, yon may depend uponit that tl;e, '
fruit will eventually be seen, although the golden prize may EXAMINATIONS OF THE SOCIETY tOF ARTS.
Subject. has
tt the-impressionat rat tnoz-tihheisirheeea raenrsa osfpotnhLnweaoxusineltuukbleerdaitlyeethoef
possibly not be attained. I am. happy to hear from the, :1856. W. J.RA-anTeei:son.. ... ...c2n713.... Geography, real dramatic genius. In presenting the Juvenile-Comedians •to '
Principal that there has 'been. very -satisfactory progress, and •„
Ditto ............ 2nd ... English, istory. the criticism of a Liverpool public, their -Director is fully confi-
a satisfactory amount of -success at the Universities. 1857. T. E. Gibb -
There is a newelement in the 'list to which some allusion ,' Ditto 2nd.... Geography.
. n .... Physical .Geography,
• which their sterling abilities have commanded for them in the
Metropolis.
: 1858. T. E. Gibb .. . .... • • .... 15t.... Descriptive Geographv
may be made—a military .element—and that unhappily is „ Ditt0..........
uppermost in most meth's -minds at the present day. •It is ~. Ditto. .• • 2nd English History. will appear every evening, in a favourite Afterpiece.
On Monday next, —ROMEO AND JULIET.
unfortunate that it should be so, but•suchis human nature. . ~,
Nv ..I.,::attro
. •. •.•
3rd...,.. Arithmetic
• • • 3rd.... Arithmetic.
The reign of the Prince of Peace-seems farther from being. -",W. P. (Veen .Romeo
d . Free-hand Drawing. Friar -Laurence
established than ever --the,time when the lion and the lamb • ; Richard Owens ..... 3rd..... mechanical Drawing. From the Theatre Royal, Manchester, his first appearance at .
.--... . .
are to lie down together. We have all heard of a great, , i 18'59.- John Parry........ ..... 3rd._ .. Rentk.•mi„..

EXAMINATIONS OF THE SOCIETY tOF ARTS
Name. C. ass. Subject.
1856. W. J. Anderson..... ... 2nd ... Geography.
Ditto - ............ 2nd . .. English JCL
1'857. T. E. Gibb
Ditto .... 2nd.... Geography.
1858. T. E. Gibb .. . .... • • .... 15t.... Descriptive Geography
Ditto.. .. .... ..
Ditto. • •
Ditto . •. • . • • . 3rd.... Arithmetic.
W. Parry • • • • . 3rd..., Arithmetic
„ W. P. Green ...
Richard Owens ..... 3rd.... Mechanical Drawing.
`, John Parry........ ..... 3rd.... Bookkeeping.
William Parry .. . .. 3rd.... Bookkeep ng.
Ditto ... 3rd..... Arithmetic.
„ S. Price.. .. ..... .
„ W. J. Sutcliffe..
i, Ditto . . 3rd.. • • Bookkeeping.
UNIVERSITY AND OTHER HONOURS.
OBTAINED BY FORMER PUPILS FROM MIDSUMMER .1858.4859.
Widdowson, PP— . Scholar of St. John's College, Cambridge, Oct
1858, and 25th Wrangler —January,,lB69.
-.2nd Class, Classical Tripos and senior OVUM.

Romeo
Friar •Laurence
(From the Theatre Royal, Manchester, his first appearance at
this Theatre.)
Juliet Mrs. Charles Young.
hA, entitledp ‘RNSA
After which, the JUVENILE COMEDIANS will appear in a
Dramaticwith MR.Sketc ICE.
To conclude NWCYZITCEIG.
Mr. Peter White ..... ........Mr. Charles Young.
Widow White ........ ......Miss Page.
Mrs. Peter White......
On Tuesday,—THE HUNCHBACK Master Walter, Mr. John
C. Cowper; Julia, Mrs. Charles Young ; Helen, Miss Page.
NANCY'S CHOI,CE. (In which the Juvenile Comedians will
appear.) And THE 'YOUNG WIDOW. Splash, Mr. Charles
Young ; Capt. Mandeville, Mr. H. Neville ; Aurelia, Miss Page ;
'Lucy, Mrs. Power
On Wednesday,—THE LOVE CHASE. Sir Wm. Fondlove,
Mr. W. Cooper.; Wildrake, Mr. John C. Cowper .;. Constance,
Mrs. Charles Young ; Lydia, Miss Page ' • Widow Greer, Mrs. R.
Power. JUVENILE COMEDIANS. And MR. AND MRS.
WHITE. Mr. Peter White, Mr. Charles Young.
On Thursday,—THE STRANGER. The Stranger, Mr. John
C. Cowper; Solomon, Mr. W. Cooper; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Charles
Young. JUVENILE COMEDIAN-. And THE YOUNG
WIDOW. Splash, Mr. Charles Young; Capt. Mandeville, Mr.
H. Neville ; Aurelia, Miss Page.; Lucy, Mrs. Power.
On Friday,—LONDON ASSURANCE. Sir Harcourt Courtly,
Mr. W. Cooper ; Dazzle, Mr.' John- C. Cowper; Lady Gay
Spanker, Mrs. Carles Young; Grace Harkaway, Miss Page.
JUVENILE COMEDIANS. And THE YOUNG WIDOW.
Splash. Mr. Cheers Young,
On Saturday,—THE LADY OF LYONS. Claude hlelnotte, Mr.
John C. Cowper; General Dumas, Mr. W. Cooper • Pauline, Mrs.
Charles Young. JUVENILE COMEDIANS. And MR. AND
MRS. WHITE. Mr. Peter White, Mr. Charles Young.
Doors opened at Half-past Six, and the Performances comment
at Seven o'clock precisely.
Admission :—Dress Boxes, 3s. ; Side Boxes, 2s. ed. ; Pit, Is. 6d. ;
Gallery, 6d. Second Price—Dress Boxes 2s. ; Side Boxes, Is. 6d. ;
Pit, Is.
The Box-office is open from Ton to Three for securing Seats in
the Dress Circle and taking Private Boxes, 'which may be had
under the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

many promises of peace, but they have ended 4n one of the
most destructive wars, perhaps, that Europe has been visited
with for a long. time. The chairman alluded to the suc-
cessful competition of some of the Collegiate pupils. at
Woolwich, and then proceeded thus : It was much to' be
feared that we may need soldiers--that the time may come,
not for aggressive warfare God forbid—but perhaps for
defensive, warfare. It would not become me as,,a, preacher
of the Gosne' r - -
great peat

Arthur, P

the Church of England, to say anything
Aggressive 'warfare is no doubt. the

Raw-don, H

2nd Class°in Lit: Human :, Oxford—November,
1858.

Rawdon, G

most henic
despotism. w Ent

Open Demyship of Magdalene College, Oxford
October, 1858.

hstitution of one des

vords of peace upon your lips, and the
angry passion of the sword in your heart—nothin,-, can he
• nal this (this in the sight of the :heart—nothing

more trim
God. Bi

ieFenstve w

are is

a fiaered duty, ana

purpose,

ig •this •countr

present are 1

174L1M Ine man who -walks through an Indian jungle
without a good rifle in his hand, is little better tkan-a fool
in his folly; and the man who, with a good rifle in his hand,
ing,upon him, and does not use the

rifle, is- li
[.Tear, Shea

and app.

er than a coward paralysed by fear. j
-`\ The dogs of war . have (been

.er taelasted

perhaps;

to sprin

We hav

n 'the cot

God of •Lathles for protection, and .it does not become us to
say how far the God of battles may he disposed to favor
their cause. But this, I think, we may say„, that if we fear G.
nd keep his commandments, mid trust not to the tortuou

of a wil

y diplort
Alt

righteoGs cause, and- to

the ueienc...,,ightyGad, we need havc no fear.
(ApjAause.) We'may say .in.,the language which has been
immortalised by Hander-s. music, more , than by its 0,42. I
intrinsic merits as poetry 'perhaps
" Intlefenee of our nation. relieion. and. law;

pARTHENON CONCERT
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET, .I.,rn7'aitoot
MR. J. G. STOLL

HALL,

Proprietor
GRAND ARRAY OF TALENT!
FOR THE WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS !

(Loud applause
'Mr. Howsor,

d4ressed the meetir

Glorious success-of -
MADLLE. FLORA FABIA,
The unrivalled Tight Rope Dancer.
MADAME LAURANZA,
AND HER CELEBRATED TROUPE OF ARTISTES, •
From the Walhalla, Leicester-square, London, who will appear
Every Evening during the week,.in their
DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT,
Introducing scenes from all the principal Tragedies, Plays, Dramas,
Comedies, Operas, and Ancient History, in Full Costume.

briefly. 1
to be call

said, that two boys wer

MISS E.' SAULON,
The 'established favourite soprano vocalist.
MAD.LLE. FLORA
Operatic and Characteristic Dancer.
...First appearance Of --
MR. SAUNDERS,.
• Characteristic comiesinger andf grotesque dancer.
MIL AND MRS. T. GASCOYNE,
The populai duet singers, dancers, and characteristic vocalists,
maake.their tirgt appearance on I%.l4nday, June',2oth.
LEADER OF THE. BAND.
..... • MR. J. BROWN
Doors open at Half-pagt Six, Concert to.commence at Sevefl
Aclanisiioti:-:-Body-6f the Hall. 3d. Upper Hall, lid
EVANS'S

•
UNEQUALLED ATTRACTION.—
. TO-N IGHT„-
,T. C. 'SMITIT,
The popular London Comic Singer.
Miss KATE ROBINSON, • , • •
Late -of the Theatre Royal, Drury-lane, London.
Mr. W111,1,R,, late; of the Coloured Opera Troupe,
Master MILLICENT, Juvenile Vocalist.; and •
• . Mr. BENEDICT VAUGHAN.
First Violin, M. EDWA_RDLII• ' Solo Harpist, Mr. BLAMPHIN ;
Grand PianO-forte, Mr. WILSON; Solo Cornet, Master AINS-
WORTH.
Selections from " Etoile- du Nord,". " Hugenots," Satanella,"
" La Traviata," " Martha," " La Soumarabula," &e., Vocal and
Instrumental. 7 A S,
UPPER DAWSON-STREET (from Covent Garden, London),
-close to the towel:Box Entrattee of the Theatre Royal.
Sippers after the Theatres, as in town. Gentlemenonly admitted
ADMISSION FREE.

rrITE PAB.ISI.AN GALLERY OF ANATOMY
, which contains ,upwards of. 500 Madels of the Human Frame
is .n OPEN; in the NEW lIALL,

29, PARADISE STREET, LIVERPOOL.
PQRULAR LECTURES ARE DELEVERED EVERY HOVR.
o,penAlaily for Gentlemen-from Ten.a.m.. till Ten p.m., excepting
'Ne.sday .and Friday afternoons, when Ladles only are admitted
'—unT.wo till Five o'clock.

AdmiEskit to hear the
Is; ,'Wor,liing Classes, 6d,

Lectures and see•trke Models—Gentlemen

beet Adalts are admitted

H.@LIDAYS
•AXTY MILES FOR -ONE SHILLING.
CALW AND DELIGIITDUL EXCURSIONS FROM
LIVERPOOL TO, RHYL

"AND BACIf.
The St. Ceowe's CotripaWg powerful and fast Steamer,
CEA XING AND STORM kis(-4,

Vill run between .I.,ty POOL and RUYL, weather pernxtting, during
'Whit Week as follows::

PROM LIMAP.OI4

VE.OII lULYL.

June !June
18th, Saturday 10 0 usorning.llBth, Saturday ......
Fares there and back s—Saloon, 2s ; Deck, Is. Children, ha (-price

1 ,O.aftern.:

These Steamers have saperi‘r accommodation for pasengerii, and
are well known for their great speed.
Tt4dx.eshments Ina•, he :w1 on board at-mocterate prices.
Excellent Bands will be in attendance.

.Q TAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL & CONCERT ROOMS,
• • -WILLIAINISON-AQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
,M,ESSRS. E. & M. BRAIIAM.
Mix.toEß MR. J. 4SIAMON'S.

PROPRIETORS

The Proprietor% beg most respectfully to inform those gentlemen
visiting the: above establishment that tiro new and eleaant.room
is connection with the Concert Room is nor opened. The deco-
ration, ventilation, and eomfOrt: must be seen to be appreciated;
the decorations by Mr. Davies, of Lime-street, the new cut glass
chandeliers by Mr. Allen, of Bold-street.
THE FDIZOWINU TALENTED A RIMER ENDADED :^MISS M.
KIRBY, Whose singing has established her one of the greatest
favourites. Immense success of Miss MILLICENT in her
serio-comic mad character' singing. Engagement of Mr. F.
COLDWELL, the eminent tenor, from the Canterbury Hall,
London, his first oppearance'hi Liverpool. Mr. J. YOUNG. the
celebrated Flautist, will positively appear every evening.
For the convenience of gentlenien rending out of town Mr.
HARRY JENNINGS, u.ho- is pronounced one of the first comic
vocalists of the day, will sing twice each night, in Character,
Introducing the following songs, vie. :—" Molly, the Betrayed,
or the Fog Bound Vessel," "Kill or Chre," "Limerick Races,"
" Carpet `Bag,,' and " The Dodger. Piano-forte, Mr. ALEXAN-
DER. Violin, Mr. SIMMONIii, Commencing every evening.
at Half-past Seven o'clock

Admission Free. 174ntlTown only admitted.
Wines, Spirits, 41ej, :43id Cigars, a the hest quality. Ignition,
Manchrqfr IgilTrpg9l PaPergditiii, N,8,--4s44prir§tp A9Trang

uhlir .1-rustiments.

HEIMLER'S GRAND CißctrE.,
DALE STREET, LIVERPOOL,
MR..CIIARLES HENGLER most respectfully aanounces, that
'the above popular place of amusement will Open for Six. Nights
only. commencing Monday. June 20th, With a powerful company
Of Equestrian and Gymnastic Artistes. Mid-day Performancesun
Tuesday, Wednesday, and , aturday, tune 2lst, • 22nd, and 25th
open at rwo o'clock. Open each evening at &quarter past .teiven,
and'commence at a quarterto Eigkt.
Proprietor and Director. Ma. CHARLES llnyonnu.
The establishment will open in Chester, Monday, June 27th.

go ()LOGICAL GARDENS, LIVERPOOL.—
NOW OPEN FOR TILE SEASON:
WHITSUNTIDE HOLIDAYS.
IMMENSE ATTRACTIONS !'!.!
OBSERVE !—THIS DAY (SATURDAY)!
GRAND NEW COMIC PANTOMIME,
With splendid new Scenery. Dresses, &c.
Every Gala Evening will be performed the Draviing-room Pantomime
. for 18.59, entitled
LITTLE BO PEEP!
The opening and comic scenes written by and produced under the
direction of Mr. J. F. Foster. The new and magnificent scenery by
Mr. Crawford and assistants. The machinery by Mr. O'Donnell.
The properties by Mr. hope, And the original music by Mr. squire
Greenwood.
Harlequin.
Columbine
Pantaloon
Sprite
Clown

Mr. W. Waite.
Madlle. Maudlebert
.Mr.. F. Bedford.
. Master Thorpe.
Mr. J. F. Foster.
And numerous Corps de Ballet.

STUPENDOrS VULCAN°

M ()UN T E T N A,
With magnificent FIREWORKS.
(Mr. John Crawford, Artist).
Great Circular Platform for Out-door Dancing. Extra Bands.
Illuminated Chinese Tower, Bridge, and Orchestra. Collection of
Foreign Animals and Birds. Splendid Lions and Cubs, three xv eeks
old. Dioramas, Camera Obseura, Maze, Centrifugal Railway,
Cantilio's Incubator, with a host of other Amusements. Refresh-
ments of every description, at moderate charges.
Admission, Is.; Children, 6d. Omnibuses to and from town
every half-hour.

ST. GEORGE'S HALL
PERFORMANCE ON THE GRAND ORGAN, BY

MR. W. T. BEST,
THIS (SATURDAY) AFTERNOON, JUNE 18rg, 1859.
PEOGiRAMME.

---
Overture—" Martha" .. -—.
.. ... AMOR'.
Air—" Cangio d'aspetto"
Reminiscences of the Opera " II Trovatore"—ln- 1
eluding the air, " Abietta Zingara" - the duet, I .
"Si la stanchezza"-- the air, "Il balen"—the VERDI.
chorus, " Vedi ! le fosche notturne"— and the
celebrated " Miserere"
Rode's celebrated Air and Variations ...... ......P. Rom.
March—( ardanapalus)
*.* On Saturday next the programme will be selected from the

works of itENDE LSSONN.
To Commence at Three o'clock.-23e Concert lasts One Hour,

ADiiISSION, SIXPENCE

1\ GREAT
VINE HOTEL CONCERT HALL,
GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET.
The Hall were Laughter bolds its sides.
GREATER ATTRACTION THAN EVER
Engagement of
MR. JIM M U N D Y,
The greatest Irish Comic ,Vinger of the day.
Also,
MR. DEAN,
The extraordinary delineator of Female Character.
Kiss FANNYAnd SHEPHERD,
The pleasing Ballad Vocalist.
Immense success of
MISS JULIA CLIFFORD,

, .
d
MR. DAVIAnD LOD G E,
Serio-Comic Dialoguists.
M R. TOM BENNET•T,
The unrivalled Comique.
MISS TANCRED.
The favourite Sentimental and Comic Vocalist.
lIIIGHE S. AND BITRKE;
Champion Clog Dancers
WINES, SPIRITS, &e.

ADMISSION FREE

Select Compartments for Gentlemen,

J3ILLIARDS.— Gentlemen wishing a quiet and select
game of Billiards, can be accommodated at E. Fincham's,
onie Hotel,. 56, Regent-road, opposite the 13ramley-Moore
Dock. The Billiard Room possesses advantages not to be sur-
passed. Brilliantly lighted, well ventilated, overlooking the
Docks, and contains two of the best and handsomest Tables in
Liverpool. There is a private entrance quite unconnected with
the public business of the Hotel. ' OftinibuSes from town stop at
the door every six m'nutes. 2 4 je26

ex.cursizns.

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CHEAP EXCURSION TO MENAI BRIDGE,
et ".
4'' BEA UMARIS, AND BANGOR.
The Steamer
:44, MANCHESTER,
.}„,_,..11,, --:;tea From the Great Landing Stage at 930 a.m. prompt,
ON SUNDA y NEXT,
June the I9th,