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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

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could not possibly accompany.them on their passage? They
even offered to raise a subscription and pay his expenses,
so completely were they overwhelmed by a senSii• of
' their spiritual destitution. .But, lie did not find all-7—or
indeed many of his attempts as successful as the one he
had described. He was happy to say that an establish-
ment had been founded in Birkenhead for the especial
use of emigrants, arid the missionary had now much
less difficulty in accomplishing his mission than when
he entered.. upon the• Work single-handed and alone.
The reverend gentleman extended his remarks to a
considerable length, and was listened to with great
attention throughout.
The Rev. H.' Longs then rose and said—lie would'
confine himself to one branch of the subject.
.Theyihad.
all been interested in the Account given of the fate of.
the late Sir John Franklin, who had been endeavouring
to discover the north-west passage.. About 200 years
ago, a person named Hudson went on the same errand,
and eventually found himielf in a bay, which afteriVards
received his name, Baffin also attempted it, and, like
Hudson, a bay ,was called ;after him. A Frenchmen
suggested to .his countrymen that the coast so made
•known. by these -explorations might be 'valuable as
a place to form a settlement, but the proposition
was not entertained. He afterwards obtained an
introduction to Prince Rupert, who received the
.pro:
position favourably after the favourable reports
that reach.ed him, and a fair trading company was
tablished. He made these' observations because he had
been, asked to speak of. Prinee Rupert's Land ris a scene
of missionary labour. The earth in that'place was not
thawed more than five feet even when the thermometer
stood at 90 degrees. There were a number of British
people,residing there as well as Canadians and Indians.
The latter was. divided into
.a great many tribes, the
"Esquithaux being one. At a place called Red River
there was a settlement,. and it was there that Bishop
Anderson 'resided, who was, for some time :curate of
p.p.a1.42:c..% of tolav ario, 71r,A11:1
and was „in extent 370,000 square miles; the .income Of
the see was only £2OO, only two of the twenty clergy,
being.paid,by the society,. beAides, the bishop. He then
proceeded to give a deScription'of the many trials that,
the missionaries were subjected to, and at the close of
his address the meeting separated.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

RESERVE FORCE OF ROYAL NAVAL
VOLUNTEERS.

TTER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT having,
.with
the sanction of Parliament, determined on esta-
blishing a RESERVE VOLUNTEER FORCE of
SEAMEN trained to the Use of Arms,

THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE,
That any. Seaman possessing the following qualifications
may be enrolled as a Royal Naval. Volunteer in the
Reserve Force, and will thereupon be entitled to the
advantages and be subject to the obligations mentioned
below :

QUALIFICATIONS FOR THE RESERVE.

1. A Volunteer must be a British subject.
2. He must be free from infirmity.

3. He mnst not be over thirty-five years of age.
4. He. must within the ten years previous to his
joining the Reserve have been five years at sea, one
year of that time as an A.B.

GREAT NORTHERN, AND MANCHESTER, SHEFFIELD,
AND LINCOLNSHTIIR RATLWAVS.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE SNOW.

CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN to- LONDON,
from LIVERPOOL, MANCHESTER, and GUIDE
GE, on December sth, to Return on December 9th, as AID
under :

UP, DECEMBER 5Tn. A.m.
LIVERPOOL (Lime-street Station) dep 8.45
MANCHESTER (London-road Station) del) lO.lO
GUIDE BRIDGE dep 10.25
LONDON (King's Cross) arr 4.40
DOWN, DECEMBER 9Tn. P.M.
LONDON (King's Cross) dep l. 0
GUIDE BRIDGE arr.
MANCHESTER arr 7.30
LIVERPOOL (Lime-street Station) ...about 9.20
FARES FOR THE DOUBLE .TOURNEY—
Covered Carriages First Class.
125.. 6d. 21s.

Tickets not transferable, and the Companies will not be re-
sponsible for luggage. Children under three years of age, free
above three and under twelve, half fare.
Tickets, Bills, and every information can be hild. at the Man-
chester and Sheffield Booking Offices, and at the foot of the
approach, London-road Station, Manchester; also at No. 2,
Cross-street; No. 55, Market-street; Mr. Albert Megson, 103,
Market-street; Mr. Whitley, Confectioner, 113, Piccadilly;
Mr. H. Maiden, Chemist, Bury; Mr. Walkden, Blackburn;
Mr. E. Bowker, Piccadilly, Accrington; Mr. Spencer, _Burnley
Advertiser Office, Burnley; Mr. John Coops, 42, Manchester _
street, Oldham ; Mr. Joseph Lawton, No. 7, Walk, RochdaP , .
Mr. Walton, Post-office, Todmorden ; 'and Mr. John Burr al,
Printer, Fold-street, Bolton ; and in Liverpool at the (.7 rent
Northern Booking Office, Lime-street Station, and 45 Old
liall-street. . EDWARD WATICIN, Gen. 7
Loudon Road Station, Manchester, Nov. 26, 1859. 452
..tan.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

Messrs. KINNEAR AND Srafrso.y,.
DEAN Sras,—l have great pleasure in bear

to the comfOrt

YeUis truly

Lancaster, June

SFTtf. KTNNEAII

SnIT'SON Liverpool

CLEMEN,---1 h;
t which I reed

fforded me by your improved Itat, and ii
her it hclds comfortably and firmly to the head

30, 1859.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

DADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEL
A N D
DINING-ROOMS,
6, MOOR-STREET.
•
The BILL of FARE, each day, will be found ample and of
superior quality.
• BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &c.
WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS,
OF FIRST-CLASS QUALITY ONLY.
N.B.—No Fees to Waiters.
ROBERT FRASER, PROPRIETOR.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

Houses.

C. Sr IL LEE beg to call special attention to their
tftlr of lIONITON and MALTESE LACE SETS,
SLEEVES, and COLLARS ; MAINTENONS, CANE-
-2°D53, BERTHAS, and the New ZOITATE LACE
~ JACKETS, THE 'LATEST NOVELTY.

12, -C/RD-STREET. G. & 11. LEE. 72, LORD-STRE.7.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

in the pl

.ng. The whole letter should be t

termined purpose of

everybody, an

,ding fault with -everythi:

o had made some of

most e

bAsiERAra. considered that the, employn

women at the mills was one of the most valuable parts
of the establishment. It gave the women labour, and

it afforded them sufficient means to maintain the

The workhouse was not a place to be made of eas

Id hare numbers corning in to get si

ch a comforta-

ble place. (Hear, hear.) He had seen the great diffi-
culty which had been eiperienced before the present
governor was appointed of having an efficient and suita-
ble employment for women ; but he thought the mills
the most valuable portion of the establishment,

The CHAIRMAN said it was stated thai the work at
the mills was such as women should not be put to. Was
that their opinion ? (Cries of " No, no.")

After some further conversation it was referred to, the
Workhouse Committee to take up the subject ant pro-.
pare a report ; and the general proceedings were con-

firmed

INDUSTRIAL SCHOOLS COMMITTEE.-'THE RELIGIOUS

CLASSIFICATION OF THE BOYS

The proceedings of this committee inchided a recom-
mendation to appoint Mr. Savage as assistant school-
master, with the addition of five pupil teachers.

Mr. BAIRSTOW moved the confipnation of the pro-
ceedings.

MC. CASTERATA called attention to the ease of a boy
who was entered as a Proiestant having refused to
attend the Protestant worship. He wished to ask the
reason why the boy was, in consequence, sent back to the
workhouse ?

Mr. BAJESTOW explained that .the boy. was entered
as a Roman Catholic ; but his mother, who was now in
prison, had sent a written request to have him classified
as a Protestant. This was done ; but the bey,. who was
11 years of age, declared that he ,would he nothing but
a Catholic. The committee, in obedience to the general
instructions of the Poor Law Board, had therefore
transferred him to the workhouse.
The CHAIRmLN—Is he an intelligent boy ?
s -
Mr. BAlRSTOW—Apparently.
The CHAIRMAN—He knows what
he is about ?
Mr."BAlßSTOW—ApparentlY o;
ffit The OtIIMAN thought if tha:t were so,
the boy
might ,be allowed to remain as a Roman Catholic.
(Hear,. hear.)
Mr. WHirr-r doubted whether the mother was sincere
in her request, as persons in her situation endeavoured
to make a character for themselves, by assuming an
appearance of sanctity, in order to, procure a diminution
of the term of imprisonment. Mr. Satchell, at the
committee, had suggested that the woman might possi-
bly be sincere, and he instanced the case of the
penitent thief; but it weakened his argument that he
was obliged to go so far back for an illustration. ,Pro-
bably the relatives of the boy would make an appli.

ES AGE

s ,were in expellir

s Engldi

y did for 1

Was a death
chided
_by ob-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

*r.

pIEIt

110TEJ

CANNING-STREET, woe ,DSIDE.

W. H. THOMAS

(SON OF KR. E. C. THOMAS, 07 TEE
STORK MOTEL,
QUEEN-SQUARE,)
Begs to notify to his friends and the public that ht has
opened the above pleasantly-situs ted Marine Hotel;
and having fitted it up complete fc
,r the accommodation
of Families and Gentlemen, hoe .
,es, by strict attention
and moderate charges, tonaerit a share of their support.
W. H. T. also informs the Tr ,
iblic that, having ilarge
assorted stock of fines old '
tVINES, he is prepared to
supply the same at whet" sale prices-
Orders left at the• Bar of the Hotel will be punc-
tually attended to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

lIOSIERi AND FLANNEL DEPARTMENT.
ItANDERSON and SONS have much
. pleasure is inviting the attention of Families
and others. purchasing WINTER CLOTHING to their
large and well-assorted Stock of

WOOLLEN, MERINO, AND HEAVY COTTON
HOSIERY, SOCKS, STOCKINGS,
SINGLETS, DRAWERS, &c.,
FOR LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, AND
CHILDREN'S USE.

All the New Patterns in SCARLET, CRIMSON,
1111 OWN, and -every description of PLAIN and
FANCY HOSIERY, for the present Season.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S CHA*OIX
UNDER-CLOTHING.
WELSH, SAXONY, Sr LANCASHIRE FLANNELS, .
Por Ladies' wear, of fine soft texture and
advantageously bought in the month of May last.
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER-
4$E FAMILY. LINEN, lIOSIERY, AND
FLANNEL WAREHOUSE,
.12, 44, Awn 46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

LADIES' UNDER - CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
All the recent Patterns in Under-clothind, and the
Improved Shape in MORNING WRAPPERS,
TOILET JACKETS, &c.
TIIE NEW COLOURED MATERIAL FOR WINTER
PETTICOATS, IN TERRY WINSEY AND
QUILTED SILK,
As well as the latest Improvements in
ItENCH STEEL JUPONS, FOR DAY 11... ND EVENING
WEAR.

May be seen, in great variety, in the Ladies' Show
Roorns, ,at
R. ANDERSON AND SONS',

42, 44, 4.2 D 46, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
BABY LINEN, BASINETTES, BASKETS, &c., kept

constantly on hand, and made to order.

1'1•13.---The Showrooms for LADIES' UNDER-CLOTHING
tte up stairs, quiet, retired, and removed from the
bustle of business, so that Ladies may give their
pllers with every degree of comfort and convenience.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

asserts that

Engladcl fit to bl

Ind it ought to be so,—for, undoubtedly
insulting French proposal is nothing less

attempt.

s the Times says, to '

administer a cooli

We have, indeed, no alternative but to use every de-
spatch in forwarding and completing our grand National
Guard of Volunteers in every arm of millitary service—
cavalry included. And if we set to work with redoubled
energy, not only will every man in England, fit to bear
arms, be iNit4VED before Easter, but they will also, in
some measure bein.a.SieriX:their drill exercise, and read
to fall into their places in the volunteer rani

s and march

the word of command with promptitude and preci

is called at Easter next ? Why should
materials are at hand, and they only need the right

All the

t,linw. There is no great,—c(
surmountable—nhstaele in +b. way; and tl
amply repay the troubiD aitu cue cost of ge

such a fine bo,

this district can already boast of, lam quite sure the
ladies of Liverpool and neighbourhood would approve
the sight of such a magnificent cavalcade as would speedily
assemble, while their bright smiles and heartfelt applause
would acknowledge the bravery and patriotism of what
would, undoubtedly, be the most imposing, as well as,

vould be as con-

ft of our young

tacle would be gratifyie

and in other im-

dlow the

;rase a powE

enemy cm

; and this is a cons

ated, and the prop

desideratum
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

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TIIE

irWLY NEW A
ILLIA.U.I.I4.ILTIMES

ONCCir CONSERVATIVE DAILY NEWSPAPER -
Printed and Published in Liverpool ; and, therefore, is one of
the BEST ADVERTISING MEDIUMS in the Kingdom.

OFFICE FOR ADVERTISEMENTS.: 13, SOUTH JOHN-STREET.

PRINTING OFFICES: 40, LEIGH-STREET.

DEBTS! DEBTS I DEBTS !.

XR. HOLLAND informs Merchants7 Tradesmen,'
and Others that he undertakes legally and speedily to
ECOVER OUTSTANDING ACCOUNTS, without risk tt
themselves, and all moneys received paid over in a specified
time.—Apply at the offices, Brunswick-chambers, 17, Hanover-
street, Liverpool. (Established 1845.) dl5

TO PARTIES IN DEBT AND DIFFICULTIES. '
MR. HOLLA \I) informs the above that he still
, I continues to effect ARRANGEMENTS with CREDI-
TORS, so far as to prevent applying to the Bankruptcy
or Insolvency Courts. His long practical' experience is
the best proof. Bankrupts' and Insolvents' Balance Sheets
prepared, and a qualified and talented advocate engaged to
carry the case through.—Apply at the offices, Brivaswick-
chambers, 17, Hanover-street, Liverpsol. (Established 1845.)
dl5
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

REMOVAL.
DENTAL SURGERY.
ESTABLISHED IN THE NORTH OF ENQLLND UPWARDS OW
TWENTY YEARS.
MESSRS.

MOSELY, SURGEON-DENTISTS,
HAVE REMOVED TO
78, BOLD STREET, LIVERPOOL.

CHEMICALLY PREPARED GUTTA PE.RCIIA
GUMS,
AND EyERY OTHER 131PROTERIF-NT IN THE
DENTAL ART.
Consultations and every in-formation free of expense.
Charges strictly moderate.
ATTENDANCE DAILY.
LONDON RESIDENCE :
SO, BERNERS STREET, OXFORD STREET.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

AUTUMN SILKS.

BLACK AND COLOURED PLAIN AND FANCY SILKS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, FLOUNCED BOBES,
And every description of SILK GOODS adaited to the present Season.
A Large Parcel of FANCY CHECK GLACES, ONE GUINEA the Dress of Twelve Yards, or is. 9d. per Yard, in any length.
A Lot of DARK CHECKS,-255; ed. the Dress of Twelve Yards wide width, very cheap. •
EVERY NOVELTY IN FIRST CLASS SILKS, AT MODERATE PRICES.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Nov. 29.

This morning's market was tolerably well .attended,.
but the demand for Wheat proved limited, and sales
were practicable only by submitting toa. decline of ld.
to 2d. per cental from the currencies of Tuesday last.
Flour was rather cheaper,•expeptsor prime fresh qualities,
which are far from plentiful. Beans must be noted 6d.
-per quarter, Oats d. per- bushel; Oatmeal 6d. per.load,
and Indian Corn ls. per quarter under the rates of this
day week, with quite retail transactions in each article.

-ARRIVALS AND EXPORTS
From the 22nd to the 28th November, in,

Lelusive.

nab
LIVERPOOL,
FBO➢[
Ireland

Coastwise .
Canada,&c.
U. States...
Europe,&c.
Egypt .1

INTO
RUNCORN

Total
EXPORTS TO
For. Parts
Ireland

Coaitwise

Fl our

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKET Nov. 29.
• ,
s. - s. d. s. a.
Hay, old
Ditto, new
`Ditto, cicrver 0 oi a 101 Do. whitecocks 2 6 ... 2, 8
Green Clover ' 0 0 ... 0 0 '-)Do. Balshaw . 0 0 0 0'
Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldruins. 0 0 ... 0 0
Straw, wheat
Ditto, oat 0 5 0 6 ruining '22 ' 0 0
Ditto, barley Q 4 4i Carrots
Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel 0 0 ... 0
Petatos, flukes 2 10 ... 3 4 1 Manure 5 0 ... 6 6

•
LONDON PRODUCE g.A.II,KET.—Nov. 29.
,
SticrA.n no'cbange in prices.
CoFFEE.—Market steady, and prices well sipported.'
TEA flat.- Of 5,000 packages by auction, only 1,800
sold at reduced rates. Ordinary "CongOU'iold*at ls. ag
to is. 4d., though the quotation for Common. Congou
remains nominally at 13. 42d.
RicE.--,-Gf'.ls,ooo:bb.gs:Offered; only .damaged•
Java taken in at lls. to 15s. Ballam at 11s. New
SALTPETRE.-450 fags Bengal, and 1,100
Bombay, and 40 cases sold at full prices.
SPICES SOO steadily, at full prices.
In other ffficre-s no material alteration.

77-7--

LONDON TALLOW MARKET.—Nov. 29.

The market is quiet, without important variation in
prices, which arc now quoted as follows :—Town tallow,
68s. d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.O on the spot, 58s, ; all
the year and' December, • 675.; January to March,
565. 6d.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

it TR: lkl‘CLbeEenLtLhAe
tNDswoorfthyNAos.
sisl6,it Bjtshneetlta-tsetrFeireitll
1. having
o Thos. Winstanley and Sens, fora period of eighteen years, is
enabled, frompractical experience, to conduct Sales by Auction,
of
_Furniture, Wines, Land, and other Property, on the same
honourable terms as his late employers. Valuations for Probate
and Transfer of Property punctually attended to,—Address
Itdr. M'Clelland, Auctioneer and General Appraiser, 16, Basnett-
street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

TO DICERS. AND CLEANERS,

910 be DISPOSED OF, the BUSINESS, MACHINERY,
FIXTURES; of an eld-established DYE-HOUSE
in one of the • Most improiiing thoroughfares, dobilg a good
business. Satisfactory reasons Will be given for disposing of
it. For further particulars apply to Lewis and Mounsey,
Accountants, 3, Lord-street. • 6d3

WAREHOUSE ROOMS.
MO be LET, Two ROOMS, which have had corn in, 76 feet
by 37 feet each. Apply at 28, Cheapside. 6d3

BARRY.—Owing to the large number of persons
(some Two Hundred) that were unable to obtain ad-
mission on Monday, for the want of room, Mr. Rarey has, by
special desire, consented to give One more DEMONSTRATION
of his SYSTEM Tins DAY (WEDNESDAY), at Half-past Two
o'clock. This will positivelybe Mr. RAREY'S last lecture, as he
has engagements to meet at Manchester, and cannot remain
here longer than Wednesday night.
Mr. RAREY has the Ponies of a notoriously Vicious Sire for
Tins DAY, and one, fram his antecedents, that will, it is
hoped, meet the highest expectations of the public as a Vicious
and Lively Savage.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

TO THE EDITOR OP THE NORTHERN DAILY TIMES

SIR.,--I took the liberty of addressing a few words to
yeti, a day or two ago, on this subject, and as you kindly
inserted them in your paper, for the benefit of those
interested in the subject,--and who is not
now to express a hope that no delay will occur, on th
part of those whose imperative duty it is to take th
initiative, in organising a Volunteer Cavalry Corps for
Liverpool. The leading journal is within the truth, with
reference to the French proposal for a general disarm

—allow ME

meat, and any attempt to' turn it to account in checking

would be that e

Intrusted with
.fire.a,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

NORTHER - DAILY TIMES.

cation to get the boy out of the workhouse, and so
relieve the vestry of the difficulty.

-APPOINTMENT OF A VESTRY

s of this. committee embraced a resolu-

"such appointmen

notice from any

LVERPOOL POLICE COURT.—YEsTERDAY,

Ire J. -S. MANSPIEI,I),

STABBING.—Martin Grimes,. an Albert Dock labourer,
was brought up en the. charge of. assaulting a person

ti andstabbing,him in the lip with a
ilnek appeared- for -the prisoner. It
.e had- been some ill

named James Mean
pentnift

existing

both went into a public house, where they had some

hey quarrelle

le result

Bluek coniendea, that the pre

tutor was

y - injured,
r to-be di§cl:

his worship to a

lyordered him to entel.his awn recog-

nisances in the sun'i Of £2O to keep the peace for twelic

Or SHOPLIFTING

.Emma Robinson, rathe

,man was

pereha'hoots from. the shop

of ilfr.'N‘Lennan,

Whitechapel. Mr. Binck appear(
he account given of the affair by M

for the 'defence.

M'Lennan's shopinan was, that on the previous evenin

o a boot whic

e produced,

and said his'mother

give him- its fellow unless he had thO other, which he
despatched him for. On the return of the lad, he made

answer de-

terminedio give the bOY into custody, who, hoviever, did
not afford him an opportunity, as -he seized the first

favourable moment tOrua off. Information was given
to the pOlice, and the mother of the lad was
apprehended at her residence. A young woman, in the
service of Mr. MfLennan, said that the prisoner was in
the shop on Saturday evening, and Was left in it for
some time alone. Mr. ,Bluck said that. this was one of
'the most extraordinary cases he ever knew. He consi-
dered it -very if tho had stolen the
boots, Sr ---" her -‘

,Lie would have sent her sbn to the same establish-
ment to have them exchauFed within an hour after, and
there was thns more reliance to. be placed upon the
statement made by the prisoner that she bought the
boots from a man whom she met in Sir Thomas's-
buildings.
.Mr. 'Mansfield said he took the same view
of the case as Mr. Black, and ordered the prisoner to be
discharged. •

ROEitERY 1W A SERVANT GlRL.—Three prisoners
were placed in the dock, named Sarah Martin, James.
Martin, and Jane Martin, the first on the charge of
stealing a gold watch, chain, and ring, and the two'
latter on the charge of receiving the same. It appeared
that the girl was in the service of. Miss Rogers, 50,
lluskisson-street, and on the morning of Wednesday
last absconded, taking with her the above-named articles,
value £25. The police had been searching for her.ever
since, and only apprehended her yesterday, in the hthise
of a brother-in-law, in a court in St. Andrew-street,
The ring has been recovered, but not the least trace has
been discoVered as to where the watch and chain have

Several witnesses were called,
to Seeing the articles in the possession of the ptisoner

who deposed

The ease

e was accordingly se it for trial

NT Y COURT.

-YESTERDAY.

(Before J. K. BLAIII

Judge.)
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

TIDE BALL SEASON.

G. & 11: LEE, 72, LORD-STREET,
Are now offering an unusually large Stock of
• FLOWERS, WREATHS,
'VELVET AND GOLD HEAD-DRESSES, TULLE,
4PE AND EMBROIDERED MUSLIN EVENING
DRESSES ;
„• WITH A LARGE STOCK OF
FRENCH GILT HAIR AND NET PINS,
Selected by their Bayer from the first Continental
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

A Single Trial will convince the most Sceptic

IMPROVEMENT IN GENTLEMEN'S B.AI-S

LiVerpool, April 15, 1850.
Messrs. KINNEAR and SIMPSON, St.. George's-crescent.
GENTLEMEN,—The Hat yin sold me three days since I pro-
nounce the most easy and comfortable Hat I have ever pre-
viously worn—in fact, it is a luxury to put on and take of the
head.-1 am, Gentlemen, yours truly,

MW"e,
K 14? Tteßo'

ainTTLEMEN,—The Hat you. made for me fits me better, ane.
is-.more comfortable, than any new Hat I have ever had m
wars► prior. to this, and I wish you success with your nes
inxention.---Yours truly, (Signed,) _ ,

Commander Ship
s accompanied with a preSent of a very rio

This letter N
II beautiful otte
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

led, for

Damascus (ss), Bell, hence at Malta ani
Christina (ss)„Mansfield, hence at Malt.,
Gazelle, Cameron, hence at Prince Edward Island
Alhambra (ss), Steward, from Cot fu at Malta,
Elizabeth, Green, hence at Corfu.
Rhone (ss), Joy, hence at Gibraltar and cleared fcr PaLena°.
Tryphena, Idarding, hence at Dunkirk.
Arendina, hence atilanihro.
Oneida, from, Southampton at Pernambuco..
Freeman, hence at Pernambuco.
Sir J. Campbell, from Newfoundland at Pe
ailed for ktahia,.
Iris, from. Jersey. at Pernambuco

ared for Syr
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

ADVANTAGES OF THE RESERVE,

1. A Volunteer will at once receive an annual pay—
ment or retainer of £6, payable quarterly.
2..1ie will, if he fulfils his obligations and is in the
Reserve the requisite time, receive a pension of not less
than £l2 a year whenever he becomes incapacitated
from earning a livelihood, or at-sixty years of age if not
previously incapacitated.
3. He may elect either to take the whole pension
himself, or to take a smaller pension for himself during
his life, and to allow his wife a pension after his death,
for the remainder of her life.

4. He will not, on account of belonging to the
Reserve, forfeit any i,nterest in any Friendly or Benefit
Society. _ _

5. His travelling expenses to and from the
_place of
drill will, when necessary, be provided.
6. He will, during drill, receive, in addition to the
retaining fee, the same pay,_ victualling, and allOwances
as a seaman of the fleet.
7. He will, called out on actual service, receive the
same pay, allowances, and victuals, and have the same
prospect of px omotion and prize money, as a continuous
service seaman of the fleet, and he will on joining
receive the same clothing, bedding, and mess traps.
8. He will, if wounded or injured in actual service,
receive the same pension as a seaman in the Navy of
the same rating.
9. He will be eligible to the Coast Guard Service and
Greenwich Hospital.
10. He may quit the reserve, if not at the time called
out for actual service, at the end of every five years; he—
may also quit it, when not called out, on paying back
the retainers he has received; or, without payment, if
he passes an examination as a master or mate, and ob-
tains bona fide employment as master or Math..

-VISITORS to II? NDON are respectfully informed
that they will, fir
id excellent accommodation, together
with the quiet. of u 4 IY ame, at MRS. WILBY'S BOARDING
HOUSE, 15, BLOM% jELD-STREET, FINSBURY. Bed and
Breakfast, 2s. 6d.is
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.

The tenth subscription concert . of this society took
place last night, before a yery well filled house. The
programme was a very good one, and none the worse for
containing a larger . proportion of instrumental music
than usual, especially when the solo players were such
accomplished artistes as Miss' Goddard and Mr. Remenyi.
There was no symphony, the concert commencing with
Weber's "Jubilee" overture; :but the place of a sym-
phony was very well supplied by Beethoven's Concerto
in E flat • a work which rises in style almost to the level
of a grand orchestral composition, and which was ren-
dered by Miss Goddard in a manner frilly worthy of its
;merits. • This lady played also 'Meyer's fantasia on air§
from " Il Trovatore," for which, when encored,
,she sub-
stituted " Home, sweet Home." Of Mr. Remenyi's play-
ing we have spoken in a previous notice, and we need
only say that our previous admiration of him was consider-
ably increased by his performance last night, especially in
Mendelssohn's andante and rondo, his reading of which
was most artistic, 'and showed that he possesses very fine
feeling as a musician, as well as great command over his
instrument. Madame LemmensSherrington, who sus-
tained' alone the part of principal vocalist, pleased us
'most in the song from Macfarren's " May-day," which
suits her voice -very well; Meyerbeer's air " Ombre
legere" she sung very. well, but in rapid passages she
rather wants power, and her high notes have a
tendency to become thin and screanty. The chords
sang
.all the pieces allotted to them very well, particularly
Mendelssohn's part-song "Alone," which was given
with a very careful attention to light and shade,
equally creditable to the singers and the conductor.
Miss E. Stirling's glee " All among the Barley," is
nicely written, but has nothing particular to distinguish
it from some score or so of glees of the same nature.
The overture to " Die Zauberfiote" . was very well'
'Played by the orchestra, and was -all the better for not
being taken quite so fast, as is usual with most con-
ductors. Auber's pretty and brilliant overture to the
" Crown Diamonds" concluded the concert.

We are very glad to see that Alendelsshon's splendid
" Walpurgisnaeht" is to be performed at the next
issnavvrak ulßy,eraloj.
utilliaixeaan The twelfth, and
Mrs. Lackey, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Thomas are
already engaged. X.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

NORTIIERN DAILY TIMES

GAS! GAS! GAS!

THE OLD GAS - FITTING WORKS, CHANDELIER, and LUSTRE MANUFACTORY
IS REMOVED FROM 28, MANOVER-STREET TO

LEITH HOUSE, SLATER-STREET,

ADJOINING THE BIBLE DEPOSITORY.

J• WREF ORD HUNT,.

hi announcing the above, returns his grateful thanks to the many generous Patrons Iv o have so long supported him, and

begs to fissure theist that, aided by the vastly increased facilities which these Premises afford, he will be enabled to present

to the Public the best assortment of Gas-Fittings, Chandeliers, and articles oonnected with the trade to be found.

The BRASS-FINISHING WORKS are so replete that Orders can be executed on the shortest notice.

The GAS-FITTING and PIPE-LAYING will be conducted by able and efficient hands, strictly superintended, and none bn
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

CONSISTS OF

ALL WOOL
DUTCH CARPETS,

At Bid., worth 2s.

. . .
J. M. J. & CO. (eel pleasure in recommending the above
for sterling value and effect.

COMPTON HOUSE,

CHURCH-STRET.

, ;

, ._e F. 8

ESTABLISHMENT,
CEU4drr-sTREET, zzl-El?P0 OE.

P AR A H ..-:-.0 u S E .
SEASON ANNOU.NCgMENT.
-., .
HEYES, HOLDSWORTII AND
_CO.

.. . . .. • . . . •
,
Beg to tender their reknowledgments to the inhabitants of Liverpool, Birkenhead, and vicinity,- for the very extensive patron-
age they have received since the openin •,,t of their Waterproof Establis.hmenti and-be r. to say that new articles of-great utility
are being constantly added to their Stock, which is already the 'nest extensive of its kind in Liverpool, comprising in the
- .• WATERPROOF DEPATMENT.
. , : ... .
COATS, CAPES, INYERNESS CAPES, the light Siphonia for the pocket.; Ladies' Hoods, Capes, and Cloaks, in light and
beautiful materials •,• Carriage and Gig Aprons, Horse Covers, Shooting • Boots, - Game Bags, Deck Boots, Sou'westers,
Cart Sheets, &c., &c.
-; . ;, Ti .r:...i: •,,7 ' • . . . . AIRPROOF DEPARTMENT. •- .. .
• • •
BEDS, PILLOWS, CUSHIONS, SPONGE BATHS, SWIMMING BELTS, • &c. Some of these articles afford the greatest
possible relief to. iirgaßilf, -,
..
GENERAL DEPARTMENT. - •
..

-SURGICAL. ELASTIC .STOCKINGS, K.Ngt CAPS, ANKLETS, &c. (just reduced. 25 per cent.), RAILWAY RUGS and
WRAPPERS, TRAVELLING BAGS, UMBRELLAS, in Silk, Alpaca, fttud Cotton; DOLLS, TOYS, and Fancy Articles, in
.endlese variety-. • .• • • • - •
lIOLDSW ()ATI' & Co..having
,endeavoured to discover something to supersede the-unsightly and dangerous steel
CRINOLINES, have nitibh Pleasure inannouncing that their REGISTERED GUITAPERCII,A.CRINOLINES have more than
realised their utmost expectations, having been pronounced, by the thousands of ladies who haye adopted them, as the acme of
elegance and economy. As imitations of these 'CRINOLINES, made friini wiprepdred-Gata Pereha, 'are- being offered,
IL H. &. Coqbeg to state that their CRINOLINES are all stamped with their name and address.
P AP, A II 0 17 S.E,,
WATEIIPROO F ERS
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.—Nov, 29.

SUGAR.—Sugar is without change, the business being
confined to 900 bags Dates at 40s. 9d. per cwt. ; we
are still without any transaction tnreporrin Molasses,
and no sales have taken place to-day in Rum.
COP PEE.—Of 100 tierces Jamaica offeredby auction,
about 50 were sold at 58s. to 87s. per cwt. for ordinary
to middling, the lower qualitieS selling with fair spirit,
whilst very ittle disposition was shown to purchase the,
better descriptions.
RICE.—The sales 'are confined to 1,-060 bags- old
Arracan, at Bs. 9d. to Os. 3d., and 500 bags Moulmein
at 7s. 9d. per cwt. for first class damaged:
JUTE.—At auction, 1,170 bales realised £l3 to
£l7 10s., being previous rates ; 950 bales are also
reported by private sale at £l5 15s. per ton.
PEPPER.-100 bags Black Pepper at 4 5-led to 4d.
per lb.
SEEDS.—About 2,000 bags Bombay Linseed, at 51S.
th5lS.--ed. per quarter: -
DYEWOODS.—No. sales. , •
DRYSALTERIES, &C.—Althougt Tuesday, being Man-
chester riiairket day, is generally a dull day here; we have
less business than usual to report. Nitrate, 100 tons, at
14s. to 14s. 3d. Small sales of Pot Ashes at 27s to 275.
3d., and of Pearls at 275. ed. 400 .bags _Bombay Tur-
meric at 12s. 10 barrels Balsam Capivi at -is. 10d. to-
2s.
OILS, &c.—Palm Oil unchanged. Tallow quiet.
Moderate sales of Olive Oil at late prices., 60. barrels
Spirits of Turpentine at 345.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

J. CRIPPS, 14 AND 16, BOLD-STREET.

' i

PRIZE ALE DAL LIQUID HAIR DY E.-ONLY ONE APPLICATION.
INSTANTANEOUS, INDELIBLE, HARMLESS, AND SCENTLESS.
IA Cases, Post Free, 3s. 3d. and Os., direct from E. F. LANGDALE'S Laboratory, 72, HATTON..GARDEN, LONDON, E.c.

ed
" Mr. Langdale's preparations are, to our mind, the most extraordinary
.productions of modern chemistry.
London News, July /9, 1851.

A long and interestinF report on the Products of E. F. Langdale's Laboratory, by a Special Scientific CAramission from the
Editor of the Lancet; will be found in that journal of Saturday, January 10th, 1857. A copy will be forwarded for two stamps,

AGENTS WANTED.

mwljlyl6
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

HOPE HALL

THE FOURTH-LECTURE by the J.
BAyLEE, D.D., "On the Infallibility of God's Holy
Word," will be delivered. This (Wednesday) Evening, the
30th instant.---Subject, "Religions and Moral Teaching of.
Scripture." .Chair to be taken at Half-past Seven o'clock.
Admission Free. Collections will be made at the close to
defray the expenses. 7n30

ASPECIAL SERMON, in aid of the MOROCCO
RELIEF FUND, will be delivered by the Rev. D. M.
ISAAC, Professor of Queen's College, and Minister of the
Liverpool New Hebrew Congregation, at the Synagogue,
Hope-place, on Sunday Evening next, 4th December, at
Six o'clock. Persons of all denominations are respectfully
invited to attend. 4c13

BOUNDARY PERMANENT BUILDING SOCIETY.
• Shares, £10; Entrance, 2s.
Half-shares, £5 ; Entrance, Is.
Quarter-shares, J;2 10s. ; Entrance, 6d.
THE MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTION MEETING
*ill be held on Wednesd,y Evening, the 7th December
at the Offivas, 38, St. Anne-street, from Half-past Seven
Half-past Eight o'clock. The committee arc prepared tq
make advances upon mortgages of good property. _
For Copies of Rules and Prospectuses apply to
J. C. CARVER, Secretary,
13(17 38, St. Anne-street.

ROYAL INSTITUTION, COLQUITT-STREET.
,
ELE. JUSTIN
Tin It
he' lA•carTriltoYrr 031211
WEDNES-
DAY EVENING, the 30th instant, on the following subject :
" The CHARACTER GE'NIE'S of GOETIIE." •
The LectuieS will commence at Half-past Seven o'clock;
Tickets, One Shilling each, may be ha at Mr. SMITH'S, Lord-
street ; Mr. Yousc's, South Castle-street ; or at 'the ii3OTAi
INSTITUTION.

ORTH SHORE NATIONAL SCHOOLS, in
connection with tho NORTH SHORE EPISCOPAL
HAPELy KIRKDALE ; established 1849.---150, Children in
daily attendance. •
Donations or Subscriptions most gratefully received by the
Rev. EDWARD LESTER, Chadwick-mount, Everton-valley •, or
at the Office of the Xarthers. Daily Times. . 7-d9

FOR THE BENEFIT • OF THE KIRKDALE
NATIONAL AND INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS.
A CHRISTMAS TREE will be exhibited, and a SALE of
WORK held in the Kirkdale Boy's National School, on the
13th and 14th of December next. Artitles of Work,-Decorations,
and Presents for the School-children will be most gratefully
received by Mrs. Lester, 30, Chadwick-mount, on or before the
10th of December.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

W. HANCOCK

TAILOR AND DRAPER,
21 , BASNiETT STREET,
(bate Foreman with Mr! MACTAGGART, Bold-street),

VARICOSE VEINS, WEAK LEGS, KNEES, A/4D
ANKLES.
CALEB' WALKER'S ELASTIC STOCKINGS
KNEE and ANKLE BANDAGES,
Are the only Articles that will retain their Elasticity. fic,t,
or Cold will not affect, them; require no lacing, and may be
drawn on immediately, as an ordinary stocking. Wholesale,
Retail, and for Export.
CALEB WALKER,
MANUFACTURER,
INDIA:RUBBER DEPOT,
42, SOUTH CASTLE-STREET.

Can be forwarded by post, and directions for measuremesn
sent on application.

.KNIFE CLEANERS, TII:E REST AND CHEAPEST.
CROWDEN AND 'GAIIROD!S PATENT INDIA
RUBBER KNIFE-BOARDS, are the only Genuine
ones. Sold at Is. 6d. each and upwards, in all the first-class
Ironmongers' Shops in Liverpool.
Manufactory—Falcon-square, London, E.C.
fur Spurious articles of a similar kind being in the market
it is necessary to observe that the names of Crowden and.
Garrod are on the beards,: or you may get a worthless imita-
tion. All others are counterfeits, 76ja18
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

be Xtt, 7Jivriling zi

rip 0 be LET, the HO. USE, No. 75, Edge-lane. Apply at
_1 No. 77.
..... - dig
No. 8, CUA' £HAM PLACE, 'EDGE-HILL.
910 be LET, by :tide present tenant, in consequence 05' his
1. having oeeasi on to remove to another quarter, the above
Commodious EEO' USE, containing three' entertainutg-roons.
&e.---Apply to true tenant, as above. Rent modezatc., WO

*ADAMS'S TOURIST'S WRITII\ (4 CASES
in every size and quality, completely fitted, tron, Bz. Sd.
upwards.

63, CHURCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

STAR COMMERCIAL HOTEL AND CONCERT-
ROOMS, WILLIAMSON-SQUARE, LIVERPOOL.
PRopitirrous MESSRS. E. & M. BRAHAM.
MANAGER MR. J. SIMMONS.
Immense sucoess of the Sisters ELIZA and MARY ANN
SHERRANS.

Mr. HARRY JENNINGS in his New Comic Songs every
Night.
Engagement of Mr. H. HAY, Shaksperian Comic Singer.
Engagement of Mr. JOHN GILL, the renowned Comic Potter
Vocalist and Author (his first appearance in Liverpool).
During each evening selections from the most popular Operas
of the day will be performed on the Grand Patent Harmonium
by Mr. J. HATTON. Violin, Mr. SIMMONS. Commencing
every' evening at Half-past Seven.
Admission. Free. Gentlemen only admitted.
Wines, Spirits, Ales, and Cigars, of the best quality. Lon-
don, Manchester, and Liverpool papers daily. N.B.— American
Bowling Alleys.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

.sure in informing you tha

respect

L. most comfort
nd I be

flieut fiats ever yet , .g to assure you that
can confidently recommend it to the publle.---Yours faith-

6, SL GEORI.

1 mal', bi

:3RF,SCINT, and
LiVERPCOL*

DALE-STREET,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

*variina. Plias

LIFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND
At the 20th ANNUAL MEETING, lately held, the usual yeaTly
ALLOCATION of PROFIT was made amongst the Participat-
ing Policy-holders, and there was declared a REDUCTION of
37A per Cent. (or 7s. 6d per £1) ;on the Premiums due in the
year ending sth April, 1860. This Reduction is. 2,lper Cent.
greater than in any farmer year. Each Policy-holder thin,
enjoys during his own life, his share of Profit, ani the. Expense
of Life Assurance is very materially reduced.
EXAMPLES. POLICIES OF £l,OOO.

Profit Allocated
for the Year.

Premiums thereby

Iteduoed to

£8 4 4
10 13, 9
13 18 1
20 3 1

£l3 14 0
17 16 3'
23 3 7
33 11 11
40 18 9

2-1 11 3

The Als
The NE'

iNUAL INCOME of the AsSociation is now £151,078.
W ASSURANCES during the last SEVEN YEARS alone•
have been 7,389 Pommes for upwards of

TIIREE AND A HALF MILLION POUNDS STERLING,
The Yearly Average being 1,055 Policies for £500,475 Sterling,

. HEAD OFFICE FOR EA-GLAND:-
23,
,KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY, E.C., LONDON.

RES. SEERY. : THOS. FRASER

AGENTS.
LIVERPOOL...Messrs. BARBOUR & CO., 20, Water-street.
DITTO Mr. T. B. WHAMMY, 27, North John-street. •
DITTO Mr. WILLIAM BROWN, 2S, Chapel-street.
Thrro Mr. BOWER TRISTRAM, 2, William-street,
Dale-street.
DITTO Messrs. CHARLES and JAMES, ROY, South

Crescent-chambers, Lord-street.
CHESTER Mr. J. E. 'WILLIAMS, Druggist, Bar.
ST. Hatnns Mr. J. T. THRELFALL, Ironmonger.
WIGAN Vacant.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

LIVERPOOL SOCIETY OF FINE ARTS.
T TIE ANNUAL EXHIBITION
OF TIII3

WORKS OF MODERN ARTISTS,
IN THE
QUEEN'S-HALL, BOLD-STREET,
IS NOW OPEN DAILY,
from 9 a.m. to 10 pan.
Single Admissions, One Shilling.
Evening Admission after Six o'clock, Twopence each.

Season Tickets not transferable. Gentlemen; Five Shillings ;
Ladies, Three Shillings and Sixpence. Evening, only 2s. Gd.
Children under twelve, Half-price. Catalogues, Sixpence. d
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

lastions

FOR WINTER, 1859.

OKELL & STEWART, Proprietorsof the
"Bee hive" Establishment, respectfully
solicit the attention of their nunwrons customers.
The suliloined list, which comprises their recent
purchases for the season, including the :greatest
' novelties, newest designs and fabrics, whick have
been selected. with great care, and bought for
ready-money in the various English and Scotch;
markets. Okell and Stewart beg
.to state that
the extent and accommodation of their premises
not only enables them to keei) a most extensive,
valuable, and Well-assn-ted Stock, but .afords
every facility to those who may honour them
with the,ir patronage for the inspection of the
various departments.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

RICH

FRENCH

MANTLES.

CRI P P S begs to solicit an inspection of his fresh arrivals of the graceful and
elegant Long
BLACK GLACE MANTLES,
Now so much worn in Paris ; also, to the fresh Novelties in Light and Inexpensive
MANTLES, JACKETS., AND SCARFS FOR THE PRESENT SEASON.

• • - - _
J. C. also begs tc state that his Manager of the Mantle Department has devoted ranch attention to the: Shapes and Styles
of ➢MANTLES>snitable for

M 0 U

RNINGi

The selection e Ihe Silk, the application of the Crape, avithe general effect of the Mantles when finished will, therefore,
be found very suptsior.

THE SHAWL, MANTLE, SILK, AND DRESS
14 AND 16, 'BOLD-STREET.

WAREHOUSE,

JOHN CRIPPS, Proprietor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

they discovered that the aunt of Mr. Pag

visit at the hall) was also sufferi

The coachman, Thomas S

Mansfield, the

miles o:

who was on

in a similar w

powge, was despatched

surgeon 'in, attendance; pronounced that
GIIIS were those that would be produeed by

administered inedicine4, but thdy
how-
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

ADAMS'S One Shilling POCKET BOOK,
Containing

ALMANACK, MEMORANDUM BOOK,
Place for Postage and Receipt Stamps, Pencil, Pockets, and
Forms for Receipts, neatly made of leather, with elastic band.

ADAMS'S,
63, CHURCH-STREET, OPP POSTOPTICE-PLACE.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

"1. B." is very satirical about what is '.sca y a subject for
-satire.
Short letters are encouraged on matters of public interest.
They should be legibly written onone side of the paper only.
Under do circumstances can 'we misert communications not
accompanied by the author's real name and address. not
aecessarily•foi.piiblication, but as a guarantee of good faith.

rAt Z4o(rtfj,e.rit (gint,es

IVEDiVESDAY, N0VE2117;27? 30, 1359.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

ritius (

John ]
.essina. Royal
Dio
Vench

Shard, awl City,of C

Pelican (ss,

SAILED.

Bond. -Dunkhic

FOREIGN PORTS

1 Cnarl

Malakoff, Millman, from Singapore at Ant(
Arizonn, Balparida, from Manill
Singapore, both at Arkier for Liverp(
Falcon, Marton, from Shanghai at
Minnehaha, Beaehamp, from Bombay at Sir
Kate Kearney, Lucas, from Penang at Sing
Hero, Sharp, from Zingari at Singapore

Penani

t Anjer for Londe:
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

'SHIPWRECK.
Important to SHIPOWNERS, SHIPBUILDERS, and Ot,:ers

• EXTENSIVE SALE BY AUCTION. •
On Wednesday, the 7th December next, at Port St. Mary,
Isle of Man, (for the Benefit of all concerned,)

'HE HULL of the J3ARQUE OHIO, which is
copper-fastened, as it now lies on the beach, opposite
Strand-hall, in the parish of Rushen. Mio, the whole of the
MASTS; SPARS; SAILS, RIGGING, ANCHORS, &c., saved
from the said vessel, comprising 1 spare anchor, 3 kedge
anchors, about 90 fathoms of chain, le and 1 3-10 inch, 2 fore-
topsails, 2 main ditto, 2 foresails, 2 square mainsails, 3 jibs,
6 staysails, 2 spankers, 1 trysail, 4 topgallant sails, 1 royal,
1 lower studding sail, two topmast ditto, two topgallant ditto,
1 old sail, 1 new hawser, 52 inch, (90 fathoms,) 1 ditto, ditto,
(60 fathoms,) I new coil rope, 21- inch, 1 new Manilla, I inch,
I \Tom, e axe-1/KU, 12
cork fenders, buckets, wheel, inlaid with brasS, signal lamps,
masthead ditto, tar brushes, side ropes, iron boat davits, iron
pump, with gears complete, a quantity of old copper, harness,
casks, cabin stove, paint buckets, Cannan, cabin skylight,
companion ladder, a quantity of ship bread, beans, peas, rice,
beef, and pork.

Also, the Standing and Rtufning Rigging, chain sheets, log
lines, lead lines, signal halyards, a patent windlass, a fore-
castle mahogany capstan,, inlaid with brass, with many other
articles which are used on board foreign-going ships. Also,
two anchors, with 120 fathoms of 1 and 3-16ths inch chain,
slipped in Port St. Mary Bay.
Auction to commence at Eleven o'clock, forenoon. Terms,
cash.

N.B.—The sale will commence with the hull, at Strand-hi:ill.
The materials will be sold at a large warehouse in Port St.
Mary.

For further particulars apply.to Heyn and Co., 51, South
John-street, Liverpool. 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

CLAYTON-HALL.

THIS EVENING, AND FOLLOWING' EVENINGS,
THE DELEPIERRE FAMILY
VIOLLSTISTS.
JULIA 4 Years of. Age,
JULIETTE 6
JULES 9
pronounced to he the greatest won,lers of the age by the
' unanimous voice of the .London Pressovill make
their Thi d Appearance in Liverpool .
THIS EVENING,
when they will perform some of those pieces that have created
so great a sensation in. the. Metropolis.

In adilition to the above Arti6tes, '
MISS' GRACE EGERTON
will give her new Characteristic and Musical Entertainment,
entitled

"THE CHRISTMAS PARTY,"
Assisted by the'EMinent Performer on the Concertina,
MR. GEORGE CASE: • .
➢iISS GRACE EGE'II:TON,'
mt. GEORGE CASE,
and

THE DELEPIERRE FAAHLY7,------7 •
WILL APPEAR :EVERY EVENING AT EIGHT. O'CLOCK'.
Reserved Seats,
Body of the Hall, • ls. Od.
• Gallery, - - - Oa:- Gd.
Aptly to
RENEE AND SON, 57, CHURCH-STREET.

• 11 RAR E Y
THIS DAY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

Zo. he St a. zr .Xet.

MO be SOLD, a FREEHOLD HOUSE, situated in Prince's-
strebt, North John-street. Price £2OO. Apply to Mr.
George By ford, 32, :Dale-street. 6n30

WANTED, a :UANAGER, who would be fully competent
to undertake the entire charge of an Export Porter and
Whiskey nettling Establishment. He should be thoroughly
acquainted with all the details of the business.---Address
William. Henry Furniss, 4, Rumford-place, Liverpool, with
full pitrticulars. 1

LAST DAY.

NOW 0 N
AT

V I E IV ,

MESSRS. THOMAS AGNEW AND SONS'
GALLERY,

LIVERPOOL AND LONDON CHAMBERS, EXCHANGE,
"LIFE AT SEVILLE,"
TWO PICTURES,
By JOHN PHILIP, R.A.

Open from Ten o'clock till Four.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

HORSE RUGS! HonsE RIJGS !

TO SADDLERS. COACII.AND CAB PROPRIETORS, OM-
NIBUS PROPRIETORS, CARTOWNERS, AND CON-
TRACTORS.
BEAUMONT AND i o N ,

WOOLLEN MAUFACTURERS,
Beg respectfully to inform the above, that theginve 11". on
hand a good supply of HORSE CLOTHS, HORSE CLOTHING,
GREY PLAIDTIUOTTINGS, FAWN WIGGING, SERGES,
DERRY LINENS, ROLLER and GIRTH WEBBING, CADIZ
BINDINGS, &c. •
33, WHITECILIPEL, LIVERPOOL;

AND
CORPORATION STRUT!, MA=NCTIViSTER.
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-30

SMOKEY CHIMNEYS.

CHEAPEST ESTABLISHMENT IN LIVERPOOL.

SMOKEY CHIMNEYS EFFECTUALLY CURED.
KITCHEN RANGES, BOILERS, and GRATES, of all
descriptions FIXED and REPAIRED on the most improved
principles; HOTHOUSE FLUES, &c., by
S. SMITH,
Formerly 6, STANLEY-STREET,
REMOVED TO 48, CABLE-STREET, AND 38, ISLINGTON,

LIVIZILPOOL.
N.E.—A large assortment of Chimney Tops always on hand
from 10s. 61. upwards. 52dee24