Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-07 00:00:00

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iorming one large establishment, in the immen't-door, is
nificent building known as the Teutonic-hall, nell 811: of
one to the County Court, Lime-stret, Liverpov-2 ea,ej
open to the public at Gd. each; children under t.„,el/ Yognety
age, 3d each. Mr. Allsop's exhibition has been Y—toll bethr-11
by the press of Liverpool, London, and elsewhere,
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SAVINGS BANKS.—TWO returns on 'this subjeetr„,vce ",,01
yesterday from the National Debt Office, in colaP,',",isinsd
a motion of Sir Henry Willoughby. The total '-58, '0
individual depositors who, on the 20th of IC°;;;'„ultBl6.les
accounts at savings' banks was 1,383902. Au„- societic
charitable institutions and about 10,000- friena,„ bel
may be added to the list. The amount of. d,ePifsitas-tititt.,7o,4
ing to individuals was £33,921,881, to charitable boss
£729,457, and to friendly societies L1,562,784' se
numerous class of individual depositors included th°ooooo
deposits 2 were between and £5. This eal,,,ese Wl;est
76,345 persons, and the next most numerous hived
deposits were below £l, contained 200,485. •%;t5 051
theawgegraeggaetneersaulmlybeexlcoenesdetdhtoose.d. class whose den661165'
from £5O to £75. Ihe sum paid into inotuott.heFbraoninks3'f.,pail:'c..,l
to the last week mentioned in the return s
this bin3,s 1'?
been the case ; but in consequence of the larg'e stOt ot'i
are drawn out during December, the gross 01°.,inotillt
out during the whole year exceeds the (Tress s".
in by about £38,000.
Mn. E. W. THOMAS'S BENEFIT CONallTS:e;ts
W. Thomas gave the first of his benefit eoll'roci,de
considerable success, but not so much as he de e" Pr° tibe
the public expect persons to come forward t° if dif
amusement, they are bound to support thelideci(We4
amusement provided be adequately good. This has groat
been the claim of Mr. E. W. Thomas. II:501°0!
first class concerts at a price which has -c) rie,„l
sufficient return to meet his expenses' rt hthe`i
therefore, a claim upon the public to suPP°-e, on red
this endeavour to obtain recompense for his IV- d
behalf. Mr. Charles Halle is a host in hiraseli, :ou• bet>
last night with the greatest enthusiasm and ell); olttti'
first gave two of Mendelssohn's Lieders ohne u• 0 The Tr°,o;
Stephen Heller's "Homage a Schubert," or b/
and, being rapturously encored, played a Nvaltz,vireit
In the second part, he gave Thalberg's " 110 roe, s
and being again encored, he gave • Steptheon
(c
andenstunden," which pleased even more Tar' 010
Mr. E. W. Thomas played a solo on the violin 24,:"°,,a !le,
by his Euphonic Band ; M. Wielopolski Phillips .1'45 llttoi
on the saxhorn. Miss Hiles, and her sister, bliss ,110toog
and Mr. Armstrong, did their best for the weal rau:t'tertotttte
to them the ladies were very successiti. 112 r. oell/..lit
mouthed" 0 ruddier than the cherry' ratVer toooro otter
running passages lacked distinctness. The eh filtoeite
have been more steady occasionally ; I';ut it ?tea. e
a much more pleasing concert thr,a we el..ectio of-61 Ile-
second Concert comes off to-
.day at half-Pas' been
and we hope to have to reeoxd that the hall for P-
on Inhalf of an enterptiaißgir d d erving Cam es
gratification.