Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-27 00:00:00

ROYAL CHARTER

T UST published a SPLENDID LITHOGRAPH
OP PORTRAIT, taken from a Photograph by P. C. Stortz,
Bold-street, Liverpool, of JOSEPH ROGERS, the seaman who
so gallantly swam on shore from the unfortunate Royal Charter,
thereby saving so many lives.
It is proposed that the funds arising from the sale of the above
after the necessary expenses are paid, shall be devoted to the
benefit of the above gallant man upon his return from Aus-
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in the hour of danger, will not delay sending in their names
as Subscribers,
Subscription for First Copies (India Paper) 10s.
If fcr Second „
for Third

Specimen Copies may be seen at all the Publishers, Print-
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Subscribers' names will be received.

Subscribers' Copies will be delivered to them in the course
of a few days.
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THE LATE FIRE IN BOLD-STREET.

BRADLEY BROTHERS
BEG to inform their numerous Friends and the
Public that the STOCK saved from the Fire will be

SOLD BY AUCTION,

By Mr. BRANCH,

In a short time, of which due notice will be given.

N.ll.—The Business will be carried on as usual, at 52, Bold-
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Bold-street, December 19, 1859.

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