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Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

REGULATIONS OF THIS ESTAIMISHIIENT

Abatements are never made. The lowest selling price is
marked on every article in plain enures.

Money is rem-rued at all times without (lemur, even aftor
articles have been taken hone, provided they do not give
unqualified approbation.
SATon D AY. —On this day no business is transacted at this
Establishment until dut,k, when it is resumed until Eleven
o'clock.
B. Er Y A M,
47, ILORD-STREET. LIVERPOOL.

ELLEWELL'S ATITLCANISED INDIA - RUBBER
x 2
&3, QUADRANT, V DELIVERY and SUCTION HOSE, Will
LIME-STREET, bear any amount of pressure ; light,
53, CASTLE-STREET. 11 pliant, and durable.

THOMAS LEE,
(Late of the Liverpool Times,) and
J. H. NIGHTINGALE,
(Son of the late Proprietor of the Liverpool Chronicle, and for the
last eight years connected with the Liverpool Mail,)

NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS AND ADVERTTISING,

TELEGRAPH, AND PASSPORT AGENT

SWIFT'S-COURT, 13, CASTLE-STREET,

LIVERPOOI

Local, American, Australian, and General News, Market Reports,
4-e., furnished promptly and on reasonable terms, and despatched
either by post, rail, or telegraph.

L E E

AND N IGHTINGALE
Arc the authorised Liverpool Reporters and
Correspondents of the

London Daily News,
„ Express,
„ Morning Herald,
~ Daily Telegraph,
„ Morning Star,
„ Evening Star,
~ Record,
„ Musical World,
„ Colliery Guardian,
Liverpool Mail,
Bradford Observer,
North Wales Chronicle,

Manchester Guardian,

„ Examiner and
Times,
„ Advertiser,
Birmingham Journal,
„ Daily Post,
Glasgow Morning Journal,
Chester Chronicle,
Courant,

Wigan Examiner,
Canadian Associated Press,
Clyde Bill of Entry.

Electric and Magnetic Telegraph Companies.
ADVERTISEMENTS
inserted in the London Times, Shipping and Mercantile Gazette,
Lloyd's List, the Gazette, and other British, Foreign, and Ameri-
can Papers, on the most favourable terms, LEE & NIGHTINGALE
having Literary as well as General Business Connections with some
of the Principal Newspapers in the United Kingdom.
LEE AND NIGHTINGALE,
ADVERTISING AGENTS AND NEWSPAPER

CORRESPONDENTS,
SWIFT'S COURT, 13, CASTLE-STREET,

I•IVERPOOL

HELLEWELL'S,IATITLCANIZED INDIA
2& 3, QUADRANT, V RUBBER Foot, Delivery, and
LIME-STREET, Airpump VALVES, Patent STEAM PACK-
-53, CASTLE-STREET. INOS, including Crickmers & Tucks, &c.

TO BUILDERS, FAMILIES, AND PARTIES

FURNISHING

MESSRS. HIIRTLEY Anci SMITH beg
respectfully to announce to th;ir Friends and
Public generally, that they have purclosed the

BUSINESS and ENTIRE STOCK

of Mr. WILLIAM SHAW, IRONMONGER, 24, :r.ondon-
road, and are now OPENED with a large St4;:k of
IRONMONGERY, &c., which they are offering at v:TY
reduced prices.
HARTLEY and SMITH hope, with perseverance and
punctuality, combined with moderate prices, to merit a
'hare of public patronage.
(MOW OM, 108.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

BTarDmag

Lead, in the 1011

rpo be SOLD, a CAPITAL PAGING MACHINE, with tic°
figues, by 0//is.—Apply at the Northern Times

MO be SOLD, a WEIGHING MACHINE, by Thomas 14%
and Co., will weigh 4 cwt. Also, a number of WED'
Apply at the Northern Times offic(

TO be Sold, cheap, a Thirty-horse high pressure ei-oo 6
Steam Boiler, equal to new.—Apply to Wells and

---
TO be SOLD, a first-rate DOUBLE-CYLINDER P-„ ;
MACHINE, by Cowper; size of table 3ft. 4m. . by 4,';0000
in perfect working order, and will be sold at a very r
price..-.Address B. 1100, Northern. Mites office.

ON Sale, Steam Boiler, -Engine, and Pumps, a suPeritlrilr'6
pressure vertical Boiler, height 8 feet 6 inches, diain,e. 2, fora
3 inches, has 44 2i-inch tubes, furnace 3 feet 8 inches Oru; ''cO,
inches, stands in a small space, and requires no brick W° 104:0;
an excellent high-pressure double-acting Donkey PumP ' ac oi
cylinder, 6-inch stroke, with two 5-inch rams. The aboveve til•
)r adapted f iilisikkg operations or Contractors' work, andr,ao6jsl
to new.— ' o John 33edell, Peter's-place, No. 11,
street.
•
we,

To Screw Steam-packet Builders, &e. ine
I-ANSale, a pair of direct acting condensing 313r:,--er ''bet
ki Engines, 70-horse power nominally, effective P°"26 10e0e;)
greater, diameter of cylinder 34 inches, length of strolce „sec, of
link motion, air pumps all brass, pumps and valves all" il:e6 twele
order, and on the most approved principle ; the sidell; fart' the
the gridiron description, with India-rubber packing ; ""
engines altogether are of the most modern descriptio,P,resgooo,
most recent improvements, thoroughly efficient, tinu„oaoitt
immediete use. Also, a large Marine Boiler, in excelletß t 6 ill $,60
sititeJle for a tug, paddle, or screw boat; breadth 13 ffetubeloble
lw:ght 11 feet 9 inches, length 9 feet; four flues, sWa fot
flues all complete. Also, a Patent Windlass, nearly ne„opte„i6g,!
for a vessel of any size. Also, a Boat, 22i feet by 5 feet, sDivi:os
the River Mersey. Also, a quantity of Wrought-iPy5. to toopg
from 8 to 13 feet long by 7 and 8 inches diametc7.,--N)l3
D. Watson and Co., Liverpool,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

rHE NORTHERN TIMM WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1850

galtSt triJattts Ranting Varts.

mitten Mutter.

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, inthe NORTHERN
DAIRY TIMES, is ONE PENNY.

A
young person, good milliner, dressmaker, and
hair-dresser, wishes for a situation as Lady's Maid, or in a
house of business ; she acquired a knowledge of her business in
London. Address Dsc, 7, South-street, Toxteth-park. 6j26
IATANTED, Situations, by two good Laundresses
Mrs. Levi, 63, Russell-street.
"ITT

ANTED, a Situation, by an experienced Nurse ;
required £l6 ; well recommended.—Apply to Mrs
66, Russell-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

CALEB WALKER'S
NEW INDIA RUBBE.R DOOR \IATS,
Not affected by wet and free from dust.

42, Soiith Castle-street

• CALEB WALKER'S
GENTLEMEN'S FISHING BOOTS, STOCKINGS
OVERCOATS, AND LEGOINGS.
42, South Castle-street.

CALEB WALKER'S
AIR BEDS, LIFE BELTS AND PILLOWS,
42, South Castle-street.

CALEB WALKER' S
WATER BEDS AND PILLOWS
42, Smith Castle-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

19, GREAT GEORGE-STREET

HELLEWELL'S INDIA-RUBBER PEN TIOLDERs,
2& 3, QUADRANT, i PENCIL CASES and INK STANDS. These
LIME-STREET, pen-holders are light and elastic, and are
53, CASTLE-STREET. a great boon to incessant writers.

HORSE RUGS ! HORSE RUGS!•!
Strong Grey Tilting HORSE RUGS, strapped, leathered,
hemmed, and bound, 14s each. These are kept ready finished, so
that contractors cartowners, and others may be supplied at once.
Every other description of Horse Rugs, from the cheapest to the
very best. •
Suites of HORSE CLOTHING of the best West of England
Kersey, elegantly trimmed, from £3 lOs to L 4 48. A good fit
guaranteed. - -

Horse Clothing in the piece of every kind ; collar checks, serges,
Derry linens, flocks, bridles; saddles, knee caps, patent swabs, for
superseding sponge boots ; dog collars, muzzles, straps, &c. ;
all kinds of horse brushes, head collars, halters, hoods, &c.
Every description of Leather Work done on the premises.
Importer of fine Turkey, Honeycomb, and other SPONGE.
D. TURNER,
96, WITITECHAPEL,

4, S T

J 0 II N' S- LANE,

OPPOSITE SOUTII END OF ST. GEORGE'S !TALI..
N.B.—A full saving of 20 per cent. over any other House
TERMS CASH.

Shampooing on a New and Original Principle!
THE AMERICAN SYSTEM 'of SHAMPOOING for
effectually Cleaning the Hair, by removing the scruf, and pre-
venting the hair from falling off, is now in daily operation, at

CLISSOLD'S HAIR-DRESSING ESTABLISHMENT,
7, Elliot-street, near St. John's Market.
The peculiar feature of this new and original principle is the
introduction of hydraulic power to the head after the operation of
the shampooing, by which..fht.head is rendered deliciously cool,
the hair stimulated, and its hialthy action promoted.
A Single Trial kill convince the most sceptical.

PATRONISED BY THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS OF THE

ADMIRALTY.
CHRONOMETERS AND WATCHES
Of the Highest Class,

LITHERLAND, DAVIES AND CO.,
Patentees and Makers of Lever Watches,
37, BOLD-STREET.

4VT E iy..., 11, 1 N :
_R„ 2.,..y.....E.,C,12 A TS ,
11r \,. P "'" ~ P;k
THBI,„NsVERNEss,WRAPPER.
"11411 '
elegant Envelipe adapter for Walking, Driving, or
ravening, introduced by E. B. last Season, and now
adopted in London as the prevailing Novelty.
THE TALMA, OR SLEEVED CAPE,

A much approved and generally useful Overcoat, adapted

to every Season.

THE DOUBLE-BREASTED GREAT COAT,
A stylish walking Overcoat, in Irish Friezes, Fny Beavers, &c.

AT ECONOMICAL PRICES,

E 13 U It D E ,
TAILOR AND SIIIRTMAKER,
CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

FURNISIIED, Sitting and Be.
gentleman dining out, fire and gas included, in a pleasai
healthy situation, 159, Falkner-street. Terms ts per week. 3 ja42B

a, on th

ONE or two gentlemen can be accommodated with a parlour
and bedroom. Terms moderate. No children. Apply 243,
Crown-street, 3j23

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS to be Let, in Myrtle-street
South, close to Falkner-square. Address E 303, Northern
Times office. 3j27

TWO respectable young men can he Accommodated with :a
Parlour and Bedroom, apply at No. 38, Salisbury-street,
Everton. 3j27

18, Upper Parliament-street, opposite the Promenade Steps.
9-IWO Gentlemen can be accommodated with a spacious Drawing-
room, and Bed-room adjoining, with the use of baths, gas, &c.,
in the house of a respectable family without children; or, if pre-
ferred, a front Parlour and Bed-room. Terms moderate. 6j27
To be Let, at 50, Seel-street, Furnished Lodgings, for one or two
respectable Men. Also, a front Room, unfurnished. Terms
moderate. 6j27

TO be LET, a well-furnished Drawing-room and Parlour, with
two or three Bedrooms, in Sandy-lane, Seabrth. See reference
list, Northern Times office. • 6j29

FPO be Let, a well furnished Parlour and lledroom, with
j.con-
venience of water-closet and shower bath. Terms moderate.
Apply at 21, St. Bride-street, Falkner-street. 6j2B

Waterloo.
TO be Let, unfurnished, a newly-erected House, near the shore.
Apply on the premises, Queen-street, Waterloo. 3j28

MO Let, Furnished Apartments, containing three Bed-rooms,
Entertaining-room, Kitchen, Pantry, &c. For further par-
ticulars, apply on the premises, at Miss Carters, .Bootle Mount,
Bootle. 6 jan 31

Fr() be Let, an unfurnished room, and use of kitchen, in a re-
spectable part of Walton-road; no lodgers or children. To a
quiet respectable lady terms very moderate. Address B 301,
Northern Times office. 8j27

Grocery, Provision, British and Foreign Fruit, and Confectionery

. .
Business combined.
TO be LET, the above genuine concern, suitable for a respectable
female or married couple to conduct, now doing a good and
regular family trade. Excellent house, rent low, coming-in £6O
only. Apply to Mr. E. Large, Estate Agent, 1, Upper Newington.

Capital. Bread, Flour, Grocery and Provision Shop, with public
bakery attached.

MO be LET, the above concern, very old established, and doing
a good ready money trade. Weekly returns excellent. Rent
under .t2O. Corning-in only £33. Apply to Edwin Large, Business
Agent. Upper Newington, Renshaw-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

DRESS KID GLOVES

These Dress Gloves are =-
LADIES' . is 6d and 2s I usually fine and are sold in
GENTLEMEN's
l as per dozen.

200 Summer Steel JUPONS, at 4s 6d and 5s 6d, admirably suited

foi Ball Dresses

OPERA MANTLES.
White, Ponso, and Sky CASHMERE, Lined, lOs 6d,

White: Ponso, and Ski CASHMERE, Lined, 15s,
White, Ponso, and Sky CASHMERE, Lined, 20s.
White, Pon., and Sky CASHMERE, Lined, 255.
Also very rich Operas, up to Five Guineas.
33 and 35, CHURCH-STREET.

CLOAKS, MANTLES, AND JACKETS.
JOHN WILLIAMS has, since the first week in January
REDUCED all his
WINTER CLOAKS and WINTER MANTLES,
FRENCH CLOTH PELISSES,
FRENCH CLOTH JACKETS,
Young Ladies' CLOAKS, Trimmed with Fur.
Young Ladies' PALETOTS. Trimmed with Fur.
All of which are now about
THIRD UNDER THE USUAL PRICES,
In order to clear them early.
CHURCH-STREET.

33 and 35,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

WDew, Great Crosshall-street
ANTED, a respectable industrious girl as general Servant.
W
Y Apply at the Vine Hotel, Pitt-street. 2j27
WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-work, with good reference.
Apply at the Northern Times office. 6)27

'ANTED, a Servant-of-all-Work

—Apply at the

Mountain
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

To Butehzrs and the Trade

TO be Let, a.registered Slaughter House, in Water-street South,
off Upper Hill-street, close to Park-road, and near Great
George-street Market. Rent £2l per annum.—Apply to George F-
Holt, accountant, 21, North John-street. 6j31

Important to cowkeepers, Potatoe and Coal Dealers,

TO be Let, a spacious Yard, with everything convenient for
carrying on an extensive Retail Coal Tradc, but would answer
well for either of the above trades.—Apply at the Marine-store
next door, near the top of Eldon-street, Limekiha-lane. 6j28

f 0 be LET, in a very eligible and central situation, a suite of
1_ three rooms, on first storey, containing fixtures, and well
adapted for the offices of any business, professional or otherwise.
Possession may be easily arranged, and the fixtures had at a fair
price. Apply to Messrs. ,Lovelady and Co., 8, South John-street,
LiverpooL 6j28

TO be Let, with immediate possession, a good House in: Edge-
lane, containing three entertaining rooms, seven bedrooms,
bath room, watercloset, &c., good kitchens, cellars, garden, &c.
The furniture to be taken at a valuation. Omnibuses plass the door
throughout the day. Apply to Mr. Branch, auctioneer, 56,
Hanover-street. 6f2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Air—Green Grow the Rushes,

There is naught of care on any hands
Nor discontented mutter, 0,
For almost all the festive band
Have tasted Kelly's Butter, 0.
Heigho the butter, 0,
Height)! the butter, 0,
" The milk," you'll find,
" Of human kind-
ness," lurks in Kelly's Butter, 0

Air—Willie brewed a peek o' maul,

KELLY'S sued, and told he ought,
The brilliant sight to come and see ;
But he reflected, ere he bought
His ticket, and thus reasoned he :
"It would not do,
I might get fou,'
And what would then become of me?
For, at cock-crow,
To work I go,
And sell my BurrEa busily."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

DOCK

MERSEY

E S TATE

CONTRACTS FOR COKE.
COTHE Mersey Docks and Harbour Board are willing to
receive TENDERS for a supply of best quality of HARD
E for Twelve Months, commencing on the Ist of March next,
delivered at Liverpool and Birkenhead.
Further information may be obtained on application at the Office
of the Engineer, Dock-yard, Coburg Dock, Liverpool.
Tenders, endorsed " Tender for Coke," to be sealed, addressed
to the " Chairman of the Committee of Dock Works," and left at
this office not later than Eleven a.m. on Saturday, the 12th of
February next.— By order, DANIEL MASON, Secretary.
Dock Office, Liverpool, Jan. 25, 1859.

atom.

WANTED to Borrow, £l5O on a Life Assurance for
£5OO, for .which a liberal interest would be paid.—Address
n., 144, Northern Times office. 6j26
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

THE NORTHERN TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1859

SOCIETY

NC)T ICE

Supplied with 12, 20, and 40 th. Boxes and 84 lb. Chests, as imported, on the Best Terms,

AT VEY

BROTHERS'

WHOLESALE AND FAMILY TEA ESTABLISHMENT,

No. 32, LONDON

ROAD, LIVERPOOL

Town and Country Orders received by

Icrning post executed and clfspatc!ied on 17,e tame day,

IRON AND NAIL WAREHOUSE,

BECK WITII-S TREET, PARK-LANE.
JOHN GIBBONS and CO. have ON SALE a well-assorted STOCK of BAR, HOOP, SHEET, and
ROD IRON, STEEL, Wrought and Cut NAILS, &c., Wholesale and Retail.

V-4- 0 TEL-KEEPERS, SEMINARIES AND ALL LARGE CONSUMERS or
T E A
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

trltilft.

LIVERPOOL AND BORDEAUX
81-MONTHLY LINE OF SCREW STEAMERS.
Established by W. H. Daunt & Co.,
In connection with the South of France Railway and Canal Company

from Bordeaux to Cette, &c.
•
41 The two powerful fast-sailing screw steamers
N PRESTON, 350 tons burthen, .
41Wi1i W. H. CAIT Z A 8., Commander ;
And BEAVER, 400 tons burthen,
A. M'CULLOCH, Commander,
Will sail regularly from each Port on the 10th and 25th of each Month.
Arrangements are also been made for the forwarding of Goods by
this line to the different Ports in the Mediterranean.
Goods will be carried by this line of screw steamers, to and from
the different Towns of the South of France, at through rates, in con-
nection with the above Railway and Canal Company.
For further particulars apply to the sole Consignees of the South of
France Railwaay nd Canal Company,
W. H. DAUNT, & Co.. Merchants, B. Bank Chambers,
Cook-street, Liverpool; or to
T. J. TAYLOR, Ship Broker, 3, Rumford-place.
And in Bordeaux to Messrs. Kinloch and Allard ; or G. Jude
Ship Broker.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

fELLEWELI,S IT ATERP RO 0 F COATS,
2Sr 3, QUADRANT, V y Talmas, Raglans, Ponchos, CaPes'
LIME-STREET. Caps, and Overalls) new manufacture,
53, CASTLE-STREET. warranted to resist heat or cold.

Given Away I for the benefit of Nervous Sufferers! !
PR.
IR. SMITH (late Hospital Physician) will send fry'
secure from observation, to any address, on receipt of $
rested envelope enclosing two stamps to prepay postage, the
PRIVATE MEDICAL FRIEND, a New Work on the most s,r"
ful and private means of Self-cure of those fearful diser-
debility, loss of memory, dimness of sight, lassiti
&c., resulting from the errors of youth, which, if
in premature old age, consumption, insanity, and
benefit of nervous sufferers who cannot visit him
SMITH will, on receiving a description of their case. enclosu
stamped envelope for reply, hold himself ready to •
giving his opinion upon the case, and the principles
necessary to effect a perfect cure. No consultation
HENRY SMITH, M.D., 41, Carliol-street, Ne-

ade, indigestion,
neglected, result
death. For the
ysergAnnilv. Dr'

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THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE.

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TREET
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Timber Trade, North End.—To Parents, Guardians, and others.o
VARTNER Wanted, sleeping or active, with about f.. 900, by
1 a Timber Dealer, established not far from the intended North
Timber Market.' An eligible opportp.nity for a Young \lan, wishing
o commence business. Address E. 297, Northern Times office.
6 jan 31
THE Advertiser is in want of a Partner possessing energy and
business habi's, with a small capital. to join him in the
business of Ship Broker and Insurance Agent.— Address E 338,
Northern Times office. 6j31

WANTED, a partner in a very lucrative business. . ital
required, about £lOO. Address n. F., 13, Lor
Edge-hill. 6j21

A Fortune

WANTED, as Partner, a qualified Medical Man, chiefly to assist
in giving GRATUITOUS ADVICE, from 8 till 10, Daily, to
the WORKING CLASSES.—Address, prepaid, to Dr. Graves,
M.R.C.S.E., Director of the British and Foreign Medical Institution,
No. 100, Duke-street, Liverpool. 5 jan 28

bt get, 11siness Premises.

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the Notamota
DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE.

To Grocers and Provision Dealers

TO be LET, in one of the greatest thoroughfares in Toxteth Park,
a very large handsome SHOP, well fitted up, in the above trade.
The premises are on the best side of the street, and the house is very
large, and may be let off, if required. Rent £65. Price of fixtures,
goodwill, and utensils in trade only £so.—For notes to view, apply

to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leig

To Milliners and Others,

Tillkis Obe LET, an old-established srpv, in a first-ra ' ess
street ; has been curied on by the pre.t*nt lady pro ith
re at smgess for many years, and who is noiErctiring i-
llness. ntslat L4O ;\ fix,turee,s goodwill,, &c., Ally £2O. S at
valuatieft.—rOr notes to view,'''applg to Mr., Alfred Jacob, 13A.,'
Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street

To Bootmakers, Tailors, and Others
London-road.

.—Handsome Shop,

qv) be LET, a handsome plate-glass fronted SHOP, suitable for
1 the above or any other business. The house contains five
apartments, with private entrance. Is held at the low rental of
X 34; price of fixtures and possession, £4o.—For notes to view,
apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-strect, corner of Leigh-
street.

Public Nousts aulY Bur V0115t5.

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NOILTHERN
DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

TTELLEWELL'S -Doff and SHOE GUSSET, in
_IIL2 & 3, QUADRANT, twilled &plain silk, black & coloured
LIME-STREET, satinette, terry,woollen, mohair, alpacca &
53, CASTLE-STREET. cotton, 2to 6 inches, quality good, pricelow
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

THE MISSION 017 MERCY

IpL ORE NCE NIGHTINGALE
AT SCUTARI.
This touching and deeply interesting Historical Picture is
NOW ON VIEW, at
MESSRS. THOMAS AGNEW & SONS'
FINE ART ' GALLERY,
_
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON BUILDINGS,
(Entrance near the Exchange).
ig the dull weather the Picture is brilliantly illuminated
with gas.
Admission by Card.. Open from Ten o'clock till Four.

THE PARISIAN GALLERY OF ANATOMY,
which contains upwards of 500 Models of the Human Frame
is now OPEN, in the NEW HALL,

29, PARADISE STREET, LIVERPOOL.
POPULAR LECTURES ARE DELIVERED EVERY HOUR

Open daily for Gentlemen from Ten a.m. till Ten p.m., excepting
Tuesday and Friday afternoons, when Ladies only are admitted
from Two till Five o'clock.
Admission to hear the Lectures and see the Models—Gentlemen,
Is ; Working Classes, 6d.
None but Adults are admitted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

DRESS KID GLOVES.---Gentlemen's, Two Pair for
Half-a-Crown ; Ladies', One Shilling per pair; at

J. KEETAND C 0 .' ,
No. 8, BERRY-STREET.

SUPERIOR SHIRTS,
SIX FOR THIRTY-THREE SIIILLINGS,

J. KEET & CO.,
No. 8, BERRY-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
N.B. BOYS' SHIRTS AND HOSIERY, IN ALL SIZES
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

A W'S,

BASNETT

-STREET,

T_TELLEWELL'S STEW CASHMERE WATER-
-2 & 3, QUADRANT, PROOFS, a most recherche Gar-
LIME-STREET, anent, suitable for any climate, and not
53, CASTLE-STREET. distinguishable from an ordinary overcoat.

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 4i, 9, and 18 gallon

casks. - -
Address—
Duke-street

T. BOLTON, Family Ale and Porter Merchant, 110,

41 Gall. Cask
9 Gall. Cask

X XX XXX XXXX
Light Light Rich Bass's Burton
Table Beer. Dinner Ale. Dinner Ale Mild.
3s 6d 5s Gd 6s 6d 7s 6d and 8s
7s Od lOs 6d . 12s 6d 15s Od and 16s
Light Bass's Barclay's

Bittei''Ale. Burton Bitter. London Stout.
4/ 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,
Litherland, Waterloo, Great Crosby, Kirkdale, West Derby, Knotty
Ash, Old Swan, Wavertree, Aigburth, and Town.

SADDLE AND HARNESS MANUFACTORY,
19, GREAT GEORGE-STREET.
M'CORMICK late of London, and ORMSBY, late of
Graves and Co., Church-street, Liverpool, respectfully solicit
an inspection of their style of work in the above line, which, for
material and workmanship, cannot be surpassed, both being prac-
tical workmen in their respective branches. A liberal advantage is
offered to purchasers.
Stable Requisites and Horse Clothing at moderate rates.
Repairs well executed and punctually attended to.
Merchants supplied for export on the lowest terms.
M'CORMICK AND ORMSBY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

lyt Xd, Dialling Vousts

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTIIERN
DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE.

rllO be Let, a convenient House, in Bamber-street, out of Oxford-
street. Rent £l7 per annum. Apply to Mr. Quilliam, watch
manufacturer, Elizabeth-street. 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

TTELLEWELL'S, -MEW PATENT GOSSAMER
2 & 3, QUADRANT, LADIES' OVERSHOES, weight
LIME-STREET, Only 6 oz.; exceedingly light, elegant,
53, CASTLE-STREET. and dnrable.

THE LIVERPOOL COMMISSION TEA COMPANY,
4, CHURCH:ALLEY,

THREE Doons FROM CHURCH-STREET

The Office of the Company is now open, as above. Families
supplied with Good and ChoiCe TEA from
28. 4d. to 33. 7d per lb.

THE NEW TEA OFFICE,
4, CHURCH-ALLEY.

Dealers supplied with Gent!ineTEA..p,t a small Commission on

..
Merchant's prices.
Congou Tea, duty paid....
trong d 0... ..... ....
Really line d 0..... .... ........ .... 3s. Od. „

TRY A 11b. SAMPLI

-ETELLEWELL'ILTORSE STOCKINGS,
_Li 2 & 3, QUADRANT, juL BRUSH and RING BOOTS, KNEECAPS,
LIME-STREET, HORSE SINGEING APPARATUS, completely
53, CASTLE-STREET. mounted and ready for use, &c.

CHEAP FUNERAL ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 1, MOORFIELDS,
First door from Dale-street,
LIVERPOOL.
Price List on application.

ELASTIC STOCKINGS,

Manufactured by
REYNOLDS, TRUSS AND BANDAGE
MAKER,

80, SOHO-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
THE VERY BEST QUALITY-PRICES MODERATE

THE ELASTIC BOXWOOD TRUSS FOR

RUP TUlt I

sed by the Faculty, Manufactured by

REYNOLDS, TRUSS
MAKER,

AND BANDAGE

20, ST. ANNE-STREET. LIVERPOOI

It is light, neat, and effective, even in the worst case of Hernia,
and the only Truss capable of effecting a Cult.
AN EXPERIENCED FEMALE TO WAIT UPON LADIES.

S'.HAZARD'S
0-P, PATENT,,,.,; WARMING APPARATUS,

AND PATENT
HEAT 'EXTRACTOR,
FOR WARMING AND VENTILATING

,Vc CHURCHES, CHAPELS, PUBLIC BUILDINGS,

DWELLINGS, SHOPS, FACTORIES, DRYIN(

-,-Mo , STOVES, LAUNDRIES, AND CONSERVATORIES
PRICE FROM £lO UPWARDS.

The Patent Warming Apparatus and Heat Extractor are con-
structed upon correct and acknowledged principles; they present
a more extended heating surface than any Apparatus hitherto
constructed, and are maintained at such a moderate and uniform
temperature, that the air warmed is PURE, HEALTIFY, FREE FROM
ALL SMELL, an? DOES NOT PRODUCE THAT SENSE OF OPPRESSION

known to remit, from the use of all other kinds of Warm-air
Apparatus. The principle can be applied to every purpose for
which artificial heat is required, and can be added to existing
Cockles' Steam and Hot-water Boilers and Furnaces, economising
fuel, and avoiding all danger from Fire.

HENRY H. HAZARD,
WARMING, VENTILATING, AND DOMESTIC ENGINEER,
12, MOUNT PLEASANT, LIVERPOOL.

Manufacturer of Improved Hot-water Apparatus, Steam Cookin

Apparatus, 4,e

Every description of Warming Apparatus Repairedor Re-constructed.
ACIENT FOR THE PATENT SYPHON VENTILATOR COMPANY.

lIISTORY OF THE WORKING CLASSES,
Every Saturday, in the NORTIIERN DAILY TIMES, Price One
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

linsintssts anb Storks

bThe T
Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NOILTIIEII
AILY mns, is TWOPENCE

ANY Person having £lO to dispose of, may hea
publinlauldacture certain articles daily used and cc__
fiftv ~,eans, wine and spirit merchants, hotel keepers, &c. Profits
cent. From £3 to £5 per week ay be realised. No
eop.tal required to carry it out.. The advertiser is leaving the
,
Apply, after five in the evening, at 33, Pembroke-place._

largtS,tnttl,garriasys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

atrimoup'.

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN
DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE.

AGentleman, about 35 years of age, dark, and of lively dis-
position, is desirous of meeting with a lady for his partner,
age from 24 to 30 ; she must be cheerful, well-educated, and have
at command about E5OO, or a small annual income. Address, in
the first instance, td a. 384, Northern Times office. This advertise-
ment is bona fide. 6fl

HE Advertiser, a young Man, aged twenty-five, whose income
T
is about £l5O per year, is anxious to meet with a prepossessing
'young Lady, as a Partner for Life. Looks not so great an object,
as a cultivated mind, and a small income. As this is no jest, the
greatest secrecy may be relied upon. Address s. 10,. Northern
Tines office. 1

1a be Ket, usiltess Premises.

The Charge for Advertisements under this head, in the NORTIxaIu
DAILY TIMES, is TWOPENCE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Lre patent unte!s th

Office of England, the

impend College of Vienna. are aft
nind each case. imitations of the samE
natty the courts of law can award. _

lIIE.4IIAIt, No. I, 2, and 3, pr,
devoid of taste cr smell, and can

:pared in t
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

bt siscritanaus.

baThi e Charge
aSt for
TWOPENCE. Advertisements under this head, in the NORTHERN
is

To Parties Furnishing.
+hie new nine months ago above £lOO, may be
"t.ssrs. Hughes and Co., 47, Bold-
• 6j29

den Brothers, copper
12f3

with gilt stand and
: 8, Northern Times
12f8

b double sloping top
,t, 4, Clayton-square

TO be Sold, two Gray Parrots, not 12 months old, good speaking
Grp ir robg home in the Guilford, from Africa. Also, a
vir,P from Mexico, with beautiful plumage. The buyer
Ath; luave his money returned, after two months, if not satisfied.-
to Mr. Carpenter, 31, Charlotte-place, Salthouse Dock.

6 jan 27
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

WANTED, in a Butcher s Shop, a Man, to take the Management.
w w Unexceptionable references required.—Apply at 250, Great
_2

Homer-street

3jan26

WANyti7g,
about fourteen
tfeoeulr(t)effienceyeßaor3;,oloJeo nlepspsaiy!etso,:i3lll cl)oratltetrine
wriTimes office. 1

WANTED, a respectable and educated Youth as an apprentice
to the Watch Making Business.—Apply to Thos. Mambleton,
23, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. 6j27

WANTED, a Youth, of about 18 years of age, as Storekeeper in
an ale and porter store. A good character necessary.
Address z 2, Northern Times office. 12f8
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

the more forcibly

grounds for their movements. Charge a man
with any other offence, and ,he will find few to
tender bail for him, none to cheer him if he
succeed in getting bail ; but charge him with
sedition and disloyalty, and a crowd assembles,
notwithstanding the rain, and roars itself hoarse
as the prisoners leave the gaol. We very well
know that it is not the persons of the misguideJ
young men, but their presumed disloyalty which
those sweet voices are intended for." This, then
—which we are afraid is only too true —indicates

a state of the-public mind, among such classes of
the Irish people, which has certainly- a very hope-
less aspect. It must always be difficult, if not

impossible, we will not say

to govern such a

people, but to make them a civilised community

For such people are their own natural enemies

They are at variance with the very first principles
of settled society. They have, apparently, no

desire

To taste its comforts, its protected joys

They do not want society, indeed, one would
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

WANT
rity furniture, a portion of which cost recently £BO. Addres,
z 401 Northern Times office.

WANTED, by a Gentleman engaged in the Commission
business, the sum of One Thousand Pounds, for four years,
for which interest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum will be
paid, and ample security given for the amount. None but principals
or their solicitors need apply, and all communications must be
addressed, with real name, to ar 129, Northern Times office. 12j26

45000 TO LEND, on Mortgage Security, by perma-
nent or terminating building societies, in sums to
--Apply to J9ol4l4lomi:iv, 33, Brunswick-buildings,

suit brAytrwerg
Brunswleli-streei

LAW.-
with

—Wanted to borrow, by a respectable Attorney
a good increasing practice, the sum of £l5O, for which
e—Would pay 7 per cent., and deposit an Assurance on his Life
ftir £250, and by way of bonus, take a young gentleman under
Articles, with a View to a future partnership. This will be found,
to paa•ents, an opportunity seldom met with. Address Lex, Post.
Drownlow-hill, Liverpool. 6i26
, ,

NT Olt_
"I'lltißN CENTRAL AND PIRENIX LOAN
• kNitt, ,Q, PARATASE-STREET.—Established 1845.
1.11 COMP. 'T on liberal Warns, from £l6 to E 1,040, upon ap-
MONEY LEI, _ ,rtty, •tir'thesteposit of deeds, &e., repayable by
proved personal sec, natter?v,instalments.—Far particulars apply
Weekly, monthly, or q. "crlatT.l.3l WAIN:WItIGHT, Secretary.

NplrEaYrds ENEstap.oblisinit:
y
frolmearbi
MONEY en Guineas and
, leNvels, and all other valuable
Live
Prorty 0- viatellitseous teplus than Applyy other party in
advalltag •se Wnte(l. at 114, Duke-
'"D"re ed tas 1)1 6 jail 29
- - 1111utr°I)
•
treet (PrivaU '—‘ls
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

A. CLERGYMAN DENOUNCING BURNS

The Daily Scotsman says :—" The following remarks,
which are sent us as those with which the Rev. Dr. W.
L. Alexander closed his lecture on Sunday, will be every-
where read with disgust at their spirit and contempt
of their shallowness Is there not an idolatry of
genius among you ? What is the homage which
thousands in this city and throughout the country are
going to pay to the memory of a man this week but
something of this kind ? I am not about to detract
from the genius of this man, in what I am going to
say. If ho had been a mighty prince who had de-
livered a nation from cruel bondage, and raised it
to a high condition of liberty and civilisation —if he had
been a discoverer in science and philosophy who had
conferred the benefits of wealth and social improve-
ments upon the world—l should -consider the homage
about to be paid to him as both foolish and wrong ; but
when he was a person who never loved a woman but
to betray her, and who never made an acquaintance
among either young men or women but he injured and
corrupted, I am at a loss to explain the infatuation
that has fallen upon my country. England would
not do so for her Milton—Germany would not do so
for her Goethe—ltaly would not do so for Tasso or Dante ;
but Scotchmen are about to do this for a man who was
far beneath either of these great sons of genius. I
cannot but regard this conduct, in every view of it, as
both foolish and wicked.' "

BEAUTIES OF BURNS

Air Ye Banks and Brae

A' ranks this day, through a' the town,
Baith bonnie lads and lassies fair,
lla'e donned the kilt and " brew new gown,"
And to St. George's hall repair;
To celebrate that famous nicht
Which, for the hundredth time returns—
On which auld Scotland's Bard knew light,
And spend a merry "nicht wi' Bums."

Air—Auld Zang Syne.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
Or ever left behind?
No, no, the public, weel I wot,
Would ne'er be so unkind
As e'en, for Burns' sake, to slight
That personage beningn ;
lirtLy, our glory and delight, •
Since the days of auld lang sync.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

was in the chair.
attendance of meal
lated the• meetin

satisfactorily

they had paid very _large sums -daring

months, they-had maxle,, on the year ending
no less than £839 2s. 3d

'Cheers,

ratulation 6n their

general remarks.of cong. prOSth- .
and advising the collectors to be cartious as Co the age,
and health of members when being adinitted, he cane('
on Mr. Tracy, the 'secretary, to read the detailed statement
of the accountg.,,from.whichit appeared on the debtor side
.
that the cash in, bank per rot report, wan £4;193,0.8-.7(1.:
collected this year, £10,891. 9s. 7d. In q"
treasures hands,.£l62 Bs. Worth of the society_ In

house property, £1,200 ; bank interest, £lll 8s 9d
OW £16,860 19s 111 On the credit there appeased
for 1,679 deaths, and 214 births, management,. &C
£7,278 9s 2d ; cash in.bank per last report,. £4,193" 7a,
placed in bank this year, £864 5s 9d; Dr. Martin*
bill,. £320 ; in treasurer's hands, £462 as,;- collecto?
discount, £2,722 16s 4d•; house property,. £1,2009
saved during the year, £839 2s 3d. The account,
were vouched for and audited by Messrs: Nig*
and Carey. The adoption. of the accounts- was car"
ried unanimously. It was stated that Dr. Campin WO'
appoind medical refs" -- ' 'oeiety for the manilla-

3e to tue
Mr. Tra

then read some nelf
alterations in the rules, conferrin-q—additional benefits for
the barial and sick_ funds. conferring-additional
congratulatory

speeches,were made on. the high position of the society,
and its present and increasing prosperity. Dr— Canipol
was then=callecl to the chair, and warm votes of thanks
)assed by acclamation to the Rev. Mr. Power,
the able and active secretary, the collectors,
officers, and• alio to Dt. Campin, when the
parated, highly pleased at the prosperous state
of the society, as it was shown the society has large
• 1
branches in England, Ireland, and Scotland.

Ur. Tiac
and othc
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

On ,Satr.

FOR PRIVATE SALE, the Barque SWAN ;
4441 284 tons register; length 92 feet 7-10ths, breadth 27
\ feet 8-10ths, depth 13 feet 4-10ths ; built at Belfast, in
t&e% 1824 ; lengthened and restored in Cork, in. 1843 ; was
doubled. to the wales with two inch elm, in 1857 ;
thorough fastened with yellow metal, bolts, and treenails ; is
classed ./E 1 ; in excellent condition, and ready for any employ-
ment, having just discharged a 'cargo of Indian corn in good order;
she sails 'well, shifts -without ballast, and carries 350 tons dead
weight on a light draft of water : lying at Cork. Also,

THE Brigantine SUSAN ; 118 tons register;
'K\ length 61 feet, breadth 20 feet 8 inches, depth 14 feet
lo tt. te,' 4 inches ; built at Southampton, in 1821; has been
44 1,0,41 well kept up.; was doubled to the wales a few years
since ; is well adapted for the coasting trade ; sails
fairly, and carries 165 tons coals : lying at Cork. Also,

THE Brig, ALBION ; 260 tons register • length
87 feet 9-10ths, breadth 2.2 i feet, depth 15feet'7-10ths ;
11,41,A built at Tetmagouchie, N.S., in 1811 ;is wood sheathed
griag,n6.,:% and in fair order; is well suited for carrying deals and
timber; has cabin on deck, and carries a large cargo :
lying at Cork. Also,

THE 'Brig ELIZABETH ' • 156 tons register;
length 74 feet, breadth 22 feet 7-10ths, depth 14 feet ;
\ built in Devonshire, in 1813 ; wood sheathed, and in
,/ fair order; is an excellent collier, and carries 260
tons : 3ying at South Shields.

Tenders will be received for the above four Vessels by Michael
Murphy, Esq., Official Assignee in Bankruptcy, 10, Mountrath-
street, Dublin. up to 12 o'clock on Saturday, the sth February. 1859
(to be opened that day) ; or, up to the 4th February, by CUNARD,
WILSON, and Co., Brokers, Liverpool.

TO be SOLD, by Private Contract, an ex-
cellent iron PADDLE STEAMER, of the following
e?dimensions, viz. : Length, 113 feet 3-10ths ;
• AMAX beam, 17 feet 9-10ths ; depth 7 feet 9-10ths ;
double-ended and fitted with Laird's patent rud-
ders ; is propelled by a single side lever engine of forty-five
horse power, and is in every respeot a first-rate ferry steamer.—
For particulars, apply to GEORGE S. SANDERSON, 27, James-
street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

REFORM CLUI

',:ZLAYTON-SQUARE

teen established for th.eizat
se, by means of Meeting
and for the advancement
Municipal, and Para;

DEFINITE OBJRCTS.
1,--T4- carry out the Policy of Frec'Trade, and. to resin

all ,attempts to reverse it.
• Vo. obtain an equitable system of Par.iamr.itary
Representation; an extension of the suffrage; and
protection to the Elector in theiindependent exer-
eise,uf the Franchice.
,To promote the honest and enlightenedadministra-
dowel Loc .1 and Municipal affairs.
•Toat:as the Organ for the expression of liberal

opinion.
It is intended that the Club Mall be provided with News Rooms,
*old Public Committee Meeting Rooms, together with such other
teoramodation as the Council from time to time may consider
necessary for the,cenvenience of the members, in .order that the
,It formers of Liverpool may be induced habitually to assemble
'Elether for the discussion of public measures and public men,—
etßese abuses, and muter and co-operate for their remedy,—eon-
r4 We a rallying point from which the agitation of measures of
/41°41_1, Can be directe4,—and generally to render .e;feetive aid to:the
the4;;lParty of each yard duringthe various contested elections
la
mer:to promote :the expression of public opinion, it is pre-
vail,' to hold Periodical Meetings of tile members, to consider the
mor'll, Political topics of -the day, whether they he national, or
the e munediately connected with the Town of Liverpool, whereby
siaid ePPortnnity will be afforded of publicly discussing the -measures,
Pa,„et,h,e Representatives, whether Parliamentary, Municipal, or
o ~ will have the advantage and benefit of the expressed
I"ris of their constituents.
e entire absence, and consequent loss of power, of ether than
ha7,l4lual communication between the Electors, and the Elected
seleph„een long felt ; and the utter want of organisation has virtually
'tag ed the Liberal party of its real strength, because that strength
e..it,seen allowed to remain unknown. These, and other defects, it
krivitheefneted the Coancil will afford easy means of remedying. The
cao iaigges of such an institution must be manifest to all who take
unrest In public clairs, and cannot fail to merit the, eo-opera-
On of the great body of the Wormers tn
cura'tioestions of a political and parliamentary natu!e, &,e direct
11,°Pedi°,e 11 of the centralised force of such an instaturtti is ill it is
to' the
ree.or.,nised as a great and powerful
.auxant--/wa.y in ter.
Association already in existence, without in
Tb.; l'lth its valuable labours and usefulness.
41,,nerobeT.44agement of the Club is vested in a Council of sixty-toy;
-.eett -s."--ene half elected from the body of the Club in public
Of l aS. Oftubled, and the remainder from the Wards, in ProPor"
The '.l‘ °from each Ward in the Town.
1144),,0xi• Club win be registered under the Limited Liability Act; the
1170riPtiLon?: of tuquibers will be liOted to the amount of their
...4441aOteytusea may be had, and members' names enrolled at. the_
.w9Alfei °ltlOes of the Club, where further information will be

By order of the Council,

111051 AS COPE, Hon. Sec
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

West Derby

TO be Sold or Let, a Dwelling-house, containing three entertain=
ing rooms, eight bed and two dressing rooms, bath and servants'
rooms, store rooms, &c., with the usual offices ; three-stalled
stable, large loose box, coach-house„ and harness room, conservu_
tory, vinery, potting, n'4s, and Alan room, good kitaken garde-„,
and ornamental grounds. Inunediate possession i,oaT 1.).c
Apply to Mr. Waterllonsc, 4-; Derby-square, 1
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Fine Toilet
S2per

s. d. I s. d. e. d.
465 6 7 6
60!7 6 i 8 6
5 6 8 0 g 6

Mirbeilles

LIVE

ESTAT

BLISIIMENT,

. J. NODDER,

HAT MANUFACTURER,

8, CHVRCII-STREET

GENTLEMEN'S FRENCH lIATS
VELVET HUNTING CAPS.
SHOOTING HATS.
LADIES' RIDING HATS.
YOUNG LADIES' AND INFANT'S DRF.S_
YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HATS AND CAPS.
LIVERY HATS, GOLD AND SILVER LACE BANDS AND COCKADES.

HATS, BONNETS, &c.

HISTORY OF THE WORKING CLASSES,
Every Saturday, in the NORYIIERN DAILY TIMES, Price One
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

Was 1

THE LIBRARY

auci. devoted to the exhibition of portraits, relics,
hanPut?graphs of Robert Burns; fac-similes of his
inci and sketches of places identified with
ZTeriting,
.„0 LS in his life, or made famous by allusion in his
Teen Several drawings of this latter class were
5 larly interesting, and were, perhaps, the most looked
although not the most aluable among the articles
14splayed. A splendid collection of autographs, belonging
ofMr. Joseph Mayer, formed the.most remarkable portion
the Whole. Some of the earliest editions of Burns's
Poems
2' Were exhibited—one chained to the table like an
1(1 college Plato in the days before printing. Some of
these editions were those published by subscription, entitled
" Poems, chiefly Scottish, by Robert Burns," and having
the dedication to the members of the Caledonian Hunt Club,
Who generously took one hundred copies, and a list of the
mimes of all the subscribers. Locks of the poet's hair and of
hts "bonnie Jean's," were also shown. A bust, in
Plaster, of Mrs. Begg, Burns' sister, from a model taken
after death, by Mr. Douglas Harvey, sculptor, of Ayr,
,Was shown which we believe the Misses Begg, and all
who knew 'the deceased, pronounced to be a perfect like-
ness. Although not exhibited in this room, we may also
refer here to a bust of Robert Burns, which was placed
In front of the orchestra in the concert-room, with sta-
tuettes on either side of Robert Bruce and William
Wallace. Behind the bust of the poet was a small figure,
representing the genius of poetry with a lyre in one hand,
and in the other a laurel wreath,which she appeared about
to lay upon the head of Burns. In the library were various
busts of the poet, and several portraits of him-
-self and of his wife. Many other objects
of an interesting character connected with the subject
were also shown. Mr. Reay, of Church-street, exhibited
cast of the poet's skull. Medals commemorative of the
Event, were sold here. 'lt was announced that the prize
Poem would be read at nine o'clock in this room, and
accordingly, it became densely crowded about that hour.
INo 'he company, however, had their long delay for no result.
poem was read there —no reader made his appear-
ance. It was known that . Mr. Macbride, the hon.
'secretary, was to have been the reader, and no small
itmount of grumbling at that gentleman's absence, cir-
culated through the room. It appear, however that
bY an alteration in the arrangements, the poem was, to be
read in the concert-room, and no public
tineouncement to this effect having been made,
gathering in . the library was left to
'tsperse itself when quite tired of waiting. The poem,
4,l)sever, was read by Mr. Macbride in the Concert-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26

broken in upon, at the dead of night, by three
cowardly ruffians, who attacked them, in their

th bludgeons, in a most savage and

unmerciful manner, inflicting upon them very

serious injuries,—after which they made off, leav-
ing the aged couple half dead on the floor of
their room ; and it appears, from the report of

the surgeon, that they are scarcely expected to
recover. Very fortunately for the ends of justice,
the brutal assailants were identified, and they

have been captured, and committed to goal for
trial. " We have frequently had occasion," says
the local paper, with reference to this outrage,
"to animadvert on the number of offences of an
agrarian character committed in this county, the
Perpetrators of which have escaped arrest and
detention. It is with much satisfaction in this case
that we have to state that two of those charged
with this cowardly and diabolical outrage, which
is not in its circumstances very far removed from
the guilt of murder, have been made answerable
to the law. " And it is by such savages as
these that the Secret
Societies are organized,
and their objects project 4 and
their operations
carried on. The iAttanous nature of such conspi-
racies may 1-,,e
pretty correctly judged of from this

fact. They are evidently of the very worst de-
scription of lawless And murderous plots and
stratagems ; and any Government that neglected
to look after them would grievously fail in its
duty to the country.

The people who sympathise with such desperate
conspirators are, in many places, it is sad to think,
just those who, by their forwardneis and clamour,
create what is apt to be considered a popular
feeling. For example, it appears that the release
on bail, at Belfast, a few days since, of the fifteen
prisoners charged with being Members of the
Ribbon Society, was made the occasion for a
display of enthusiasm by certain of their
friends and sympathisers, who consisted, it is
said, mainly of such desperadoes. They shouted
and cheered to the very top of their bent,
not because the accused had been declared inno-
cent, or that anything had arisen to lead to such
a supposition, but simply because they had got
out on bail—which was hailed as a sign of their
probably getting off altogether, through the failure
of the law. Well has the Belfast News-Letter
observed of such sympathy, that "it only' proves
that the Crown had good