The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-10 00:00:00

4Eubtic Notice.

By or of the Committee.
WILLIAM BELUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk.
wn Halt, Bth April,lBs7.

The Lectures will also be enliceded by a variety of anecdotes and
recitals, and the exhibition of a number of warlike arms, implements,
palm fabrics, fragments of mummies, bottles, sandals, potsherds,
gods, tablets, lattices, sackcloth, agricultural productions, Pharaonic
and other Fg,yptian bricks, and many other eurioities. ancient and
modern illustrating the manner., and customs of ay.. Orientals, and
throwing light on some seemingly ambiguous passages of the
Sacred Word.
Practical Illustrations will also be given of the Duties of the
Oriental Slave; the Eesterns Bowing to the Forth; Fallinv, on the
Neck; the Bastinado ; Sitting in Presence of a Superior; Taking up
the Del; Arabs at Meals ; Washing before Eating; Pouring Water;
Grinding Corn—the Upper and Nether Millstones; Filling the
Bosom; Waiting at the khresho'd; Whirling and Howling Der-
vishes, &c., &c. ; affording amusement as well as instruction.
Everything Sectarian is strictly excluded
Tickets may be obtained at Messrs. Smyth, Bold street, and Berry
street; Mr A. Reid, Raneiagh street; and Mr. Gabriel Thompson,
London-road.
Admission—Reserved Seats, I'., Unreserved Seats, 6d. each Lec-
ture; or 23. for the Course Children under fifteen, Ha f.price.
Members of the bunday SchoJl and Literary Institute and
Live• pool Institute admitted Free. Checks to ba obtained trom the
Secretaries.

JAMES PERKINS, Secretary.

March 26 1857

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Letters by " Cujus," containing Lull pittieulars of
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upon the unsat;sfactory stare of the law of divorce, &c.
This is the only complete account of a trial which has lasted for
four years. The revelations c ,ntained in this extraordim.ry volume
far excr,ed the wildest conceptions of the most extravagant romancist.
—" 1 ruth is stronger than fiction "
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Ready THIS DAY, Crown Bvo., Price 55,, Cloth.
R. LIVINGSTON : his LIFE and ADVEN-
TURES in the INTERIOR of SOUTH AFRICA.
By H. G. ADAMS, With Portrait, Map, and sixty Illustrations, by
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Wright, 65, Paternoster-row, and all Booksellers.

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REVIEWS OF THE FlrtsT EDITION.
"A work distinguished by a fearless investigation of truth, an
uncompromising hostility to deception and makebelleve, a sincere
worship of all which is holy and good,—distinguished likewise by
clearness of conception, closeness of argument, purity of expression,
and completeness of arrangement"— Westminster Review, Ju y,
1856.

A wise and clearly reasoned book, written throughout in a most
reverent spirit."—Examiner.
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thought, and sincerity."—Northern Daily Times.

GENTLEMEN'S WINTER HOSIERY.
R- FOR R E S TER,

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C 5, CHURCH-87'11E E7',
FIRST DOOR BELOW PARKER-STREUT.
Patties going abroad or in haste, can be supplied with Outfits
ready to put on without further trouble.
CALICO SHIRTS, WHITE OR REGATTA 2s each or 235 per dos
DITTO STO UTE It 34 6d „ 40s
LONG CLOTH, LINEN FRONTS
BROWN COTTON SHIRTS gr DRAWERS 2. Od to 55 (Id each.
LA l`vl BS' WOOL DITTO 25 Lid ~ 7s Gd „
MERINO WOOL DITTO 3s Od „ j's Gd „
DRESS SHIRTS, js 6d, 10s, 129 Gd, and Li.
GLOVES, SILK AND SATIN SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS,

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL The Church-
wardens of this Parish desire to nnify, that on
a pp'ication at the Parish Offices, Brownlow hill, on Monday next,
the 13th instant, any Parishioner will be furnished with a Copy of
the Annual Accounts to be presented to the Annual General Vestry,
on Easter Tuesday, the 14th instant.
By order of the Churchwardens,
CHARLES HART, Vestry Clerk.
:Parish Oisces, 10th Aptil, 180.

NE OROP 0 L I S.—ln accordance with the
Resolution passed at the Public Meeting held in the
Concert Hall, Lord Nelson street, on Wednesday, the Ist April
inst., SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received by any_ of the under-
mentioned gentle Men :
Mr. Woodruff • - . ...... 84, Upper Parliament street.
Mr. Munn 4. York Buildings."' ,
Mr. Corkhill : 9 Brunswick road.
Mr. Williams 2 Church lane.
Mr. Patterson.. Corn Exchange Bui:dlngB.
Dr. Macintyre ..Duke street.
Mr. Wm. Bairstow Bull Hotel, Dale street,
Mr. David 111'Clellan Price street.
Mr. Wig.ileswerth Newington.
Mr.Warburton Exchange News Room.
JOHN WOODRUFF. Chairmen.

NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM.
IT having been notified to the Committee of the
Council appointed to make the necessary azrangements
on the occasion of Laying the Foundation Stone of the new Pub] c
Library and Museum, by Win. BroAn Esq., M.P., that several
Societies are desirous of presenting Addresses to Mr. Brown on
that occasion. All such Societies desirous of presenting Addresses,
are requested to notify their intention to the Town Civric. not later
than Twelve o'clock on Saturday next, the 11th instant, in order
that the Committee may make the necessary a,ranE,ernents, and n
Address can be presented of which such notification has not been
giveu at that time.

NEW FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY AND MUSEUM.
TN order to celebrate the Laying of the Founda-
tion Stone of this edifice, a PUBLIC BANQUET will
be prepared in St. George's Hall, at Two o'cl:ck p.m., on WED.
NICSDAY, the 15th of April.
His Worship the Mayor will occupy the Chair; and Wm. Blown,
Esq., the Earl of Burlington, the Lord Biphop of Cheater, Lord
Stanley, Sir John Pakington, and other distinguished guests, have
signified their intention to be present.

COMMITTER OF MANAGEMENT.
EDWARD HEATH, Esq , Chairman.
Thomas Aviso,t, Esq. Joseph kitchen, Esq
James Aikin. Esq Harold Littiedale, EEG,
John Atkin, Esq J 0 Livingstone, Esq
George Arkle, Ertl Walter F. MacGregor, Esq
William Bennett, Esq James Macrae, Esq
Joseph Bona, Esq J It M'Gufll.4E,q
Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown James Mellor, Esq
Christopher Bushell, Esq Gilbert W Moss, Erg
F A Clint. Esq 'I homas Edwards Moss, Esq
Thomas Dismore, Esq Rev. James Nugent
William Earl,, Esq I A Picton, Esq
S It Graves, Esq William Preston, Esq
Hilton Halhead, Esq William Rathhone, Esq
Chariton It Hall. E.q Rev Thos Raffles, DD, LL.D
F. A. Hamilton, Esq C E Rawlit,s, j.in, Esq
T L Hodson, Esq Thos Robertson, Esq
Samuel Holme, Esq Alexander Shand, Esq
George Holt, Esq J B Spence, Esq
George H Horsfall, Esq James Sieains, Esq
Rev J S Howson, M.A. A C Stewart, Esq
Was Ihne, Esq, Ph.D. .1 J Stitt, Erq
Thomas Inman, Esq, M.D. John Torr, El q
J R Jeffery, E.q Charles Turi,er, Esq
CHARLES MOZLEY, Esq., Treasurer.
Tickets 15s each, including wine, will be issued on and after
To.morrow (Wednesday), the Elth of April, at One o'clock, at
Messrs. Webb and Hunt's, Castle-street, where:a plan of the hall and
tables may be seen, and seats be secured.
Tickets will be issued to Ladies only—for the East Gallery, oppo-
si le the p'alform.table, 5s each ; for the West Gallery, 2s 6d.
JOHN WEIGHTMAN, } Secretaries.
A. HU)IE, D.O L.,
Town Hall, 30th March, 18t7. .. .

114IVERPOOL SUNDAY SCHOOL AND
LITERARY INSTITUTE.
MR. J. GADSBY,
Author of " Wanderings in the East," who has recently returned
from his Fourth Tour in Egypt, &c., will deliver his highly
interesting and instructive
COURSE OF LECTURES
ON
"EGYPT AND THE 818 LE,"
IN TEE LECTURE ROOM OF THE
LIVERPOOL INSTITUTE, MOUNT STREET,
ON
MONDAY Evening, APRIL 20th, at Half-past Seven,
J. C. FWART, ESQ., M.P., in the Chair.
TUESDAY Evening, APRIL 21st, at Half-past Seven,
Rev. T. RAFFLES, D D., LL D.. in the Chair.
WEDNESDAY Evening, APRIL 22, at Half-past Seven.
C. ROBERTSON, ESQ., in the Chair,
ALSO, ON
SATURDAY Afternoon, APRIL 18th,
One especially prepared for Sunday Scholars. Chair to be taken
by J. J. STITT, Esq., at Three o'clock.
The course of these Lectui es will be illustrate d by upwards of
twenty persons, who will be dressed In Eastern costume, (ineludir g
Turks and Egyptian., wale and female, the Bedouins of the Desert,
&c.,) and the garments, ornaments, &c,, exp!sined as they b:ar
relation to the Bible.