Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-23 00:00:00

EMIGB,ATION TO NEW ZEALAND, I would not thus have intruded my name "upon you,
had I not here witnessed, on several perilous occasions,
On and after the 4th May, the gallantry displayed by the crews of the life-boats.—
JOSEPH NEWMAN, ES Q., I am, &c. 9
a resident in New Zealand, '
(Signed)
79, Marine Parade, Brighton,
ion
•oVec,ial Council, Auck-
attend at l'his

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LIVER-

Nov. 13, 1859

GLASGOW CATHEDRAL.—A few years ago, when the
FREE LAND ORDERS OF FORTY ACRES renovation of the Glasgow Cathedral was, under the

vents acres for

raving

kinds, domest

to. any way to advance ti

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or3' complete the decoration of the noble structure by
presenting stained glass windows, to be executed in the

y names,

Hamilton

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Montrose, the Earl of Glasgow, Sir R.
Stewart, M.P., Sir A. I. Campbell, Sir Andrew Orr,
Messrs. Baird, of Gartsher ie, Mr. Buchanan, foun-
der of the Buchanan Institution in Glasgow, and
The design of the , subscribers is that
the windows in the nave of the cathedral should
illustrate Old Testament history_ ; in the choir, the
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others,

parables of our Saviour ; in the Lady Chapel, the dissemi•
nation of the Gospel. The inauguration of the first of
these windows—the great west window, presented by
- Messrs. Baird—took place on Saturday last, in presence
of upwards of 5,000 citizens, who assembled ju the nave
The chair vas occupied by Sir Andrew Ors•

)5, Royal Letters
sty's
Patent.

Her Ma.

chairman

TAMES EVANS
Liverpool and

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Rev. M. Robertson,
ninister of the congregation worshipping in the cathedral,
v Patent in Sir A. I. Campbell, and the Duke of Montrose. The
re Manufactory,
Glasgow Choral Union, with a chorus of about 150 were
tfully solicits an

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gentlemen of r

livcrec

nen sang in anmiraDle style li'arrant's anthem
and the Hallelujah Chorus. The window, which is
SHAMPOOING ON A NBW AND ORIGINAL PRINCIPLE. a most beautiful specimen of the art of glass painting,
IHE AMERICAN SYSTEM of SHAMPOOING was executed at Munich. It was designed by M. Von
for effectually Cleaning the Hair, by removing the scurf, Schwinel, a distinguished member of the Royal Academy
in Munich, and executed under the inspection of Inspector
Ainmiller, and the general control and direction of
Heinrich Von Hess, the venerable companion of Cor-
nelius, Schnorr, and Overbeck. The window is divided
into four compartments, illustrative of the following
principllGiving
events :—The of the Law, (Exodus xxxiv., 27
to the head after the to 32.) Crossing the Jordan and entrance into the
„, by which the head is rendered Promised Land, (Joshua iii., 15, 16, 17,) Dedication of
the Temple, (Ist Kings 12, 13, 14,) and Captivity
cool, the hr stimulated, and its healthy action
at Babylon, (Psalm cxxxvii, 1,2.) Other windows,
presented by the Duke of Hamilton, the Earl of Glasgow,
and Mr. Buchanan, will be ready very soon.

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A Single Trial will convince the most Sceptical.

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