Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-03 00:00:00

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TATTERSALL'::-

April, 1359

YESTERDAY

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T.J T ‘2,31

Mr. "T. MASON JONES " AND HIS "BOTTIE-

HOLDER." - --
•
TO THE EDITOR OP THE NOETRERN TIMES.

individual who. abets .a.slanderer on the
dead, will net be charY of impotent abwie of the
living: The " bottle-holder " " Masmi Jones.q,
finding 'his champion .knocked out, of .tirrie; in his
febrile attack ors,the memory of O'Connell, imagines
he can wreak his fatuous 'bile on me, by whining in-
vective. One thing proved by the bursting
of :the gall-bag of this "second." of "r T. Mason
Jones," that is, I. have "stun,* both to the (pick in a
few short sentences.; and, notwithstanding the
" bounce! of the hooded Erin-go-l3ragh,'?. neither.
he nor his PrincipaLdare- 'come out front behind the
sable pill which .vicils.,them at present. Everyone"
knows' the abhorrence in . which the writer of an
anonymous letter is:held. The person who, is afraid
attach. his name to 'what ho • ...writes, is
in a moral. .point of view, as an
assassin .in the dark. If .‘.Eriu-go-liragir_"i:
after-this gentle • hint, hides his. name and address
behind a masked, -battery-, let the I.4eldjudge of him-,_,
if he -lacks the courage to avow himsel4. after this.

challenge, let tlf9 blot.retrrain indelible on I
head, when all, who run may read "Coward' and.
" Slandercr." He thinks by personal abuse of me,
he is defending "Jones; " but when we see a person
boiling •°ter "With rage, no surer sign can be

of gangrene of the cause he -espouses, Once for all,
I pass as unworthy,.eve-A Of contenipt, the attack
he makes'on me, but will give him the benefit of
the following paragraph—the last in hiS letter, which-
indeed is the acme of his ,abuse of me, and the pin-
nacle of his eulogium on the ." great young Irish
orator." He says,— • .
I haVe one observation more, and I have done. Mr.
Redmond' pronoUnces, with authority, that Mr. Mason
Jones is only a, middliAg orator." Ido not suppose Alr.-
Jones will be crushed by the verdict of so distinguished a
critic leaSt, the ptiblie will beli.eve.th it a gentleman who
nor spell grammatically,
rits of an orator.

1. my old school

in, that I am not capable cf
and I shall certainly

never, I trust, be gUilty of " speilinuipirnonatically ! "
But I. forgive., poor " F.rin-go-.Bragh,"--who is of
course only a "• mere Irishman," and who -evidently.
4as not yet_ learned to- spell his own name in
the vernacular. Ife will no doubt bite
the file, ". when I tell him that, according to
"Cocker" (!) that spelling is Called " orthooTaplif,"-
and not " grammar, and-that When he spells Is tant}e

next time, let it be Brach ; and this is the " gentle-
man" who -Writes about " tolerable " and
" glitninatical spelling !" He Says he is: a Roman
Catholic. Is he ! The .dog:nas of that religion tell
him Ire insist no traditce the • living,.nor belie tl-0
dead; and as, in cim human law; all WecessUyjes ate
equally liable to be ,punished with the chief perpe—
trator of an offence, se, in a moral point of vim, is'he
who assists to tradUce his neighbour, whether that
neighbour be living or dead. -So much. for " Thin
go..Bragh7s-". Catholicity I With the Other portithiS
of the anonymous letter, I do not chose to deal, as
the mind of the writer is tOlerably wakventilated in
them—mean n es,s- hypocriey; end- mendacitf, being the
Tria Jipet,•z i:t Thii), that" he -uses support " AhnOn
rave done with this !mitts--

mask; if herefiises this

judge betweetx the- hooded

Jason Janes," and your Obedient

DMOND

Has Erin-go-Bragh" ever. :heard of thd
ofs9me co I, soles to 14Ir; Jones's arolt4
te GYinleaulwar? S.ltt:

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE;

-11 tg-g agst Lea inington-(t),; 12 to I 'tifist;
, ; 14 to 1:1.2;5t Polestar (t) ; 22 to 1 agst
5 to 1 asst Queeifito.u.ti (t)'; 25 to 1
,ag4,
ster %got (0- 4q to 1 agst
seen town, Underhand, Mnster,
."^.4hel, Defender, and Belle,

the Factory,

flavour of the Leaf.

GOLDEN SHAG,

VIRGINIA BIRD EYE,

LATAKIA,

HAVANA,

CUT CAVENDISH,

dal

AMUSeIIICIAS.

{THEATRE IWYAL, WILLI
I -A-Mit 'AND 'MRS:

fiucceosfa

EW :LVE

Being theft `final pi

On TileselaT
William, ; Ai!

TTIE

Barney-I'

N
he wilts'n g Bobbia Arou

of "My Mary Ann
MODEiTY. Pat, P Mr. ainev
Wii lining, in wh el

Prices iif Admissicin
;25.; Gallery; is.

rte" Positively the
HARRY ]3ULENO'S TR \)!JP
Froiai the Theatre-•Royal;,,Drtir3'-P

I The Brothers WILLIAM, G EOM;

Admission
Gallery, 6ct
Pit, is.

Side Boxes, 2s. ed

econd Price—Drcis,Boxe

ON THURSDAY EN

BEST,

ADMISSION:. SIXPENCE

T WEEK'
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THE ;LAS

D A :.
I- "THE TEMPTATION'

' ON VIEW
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THE.'NORTtIERN TIMEg,, TUESDAY, = MAC'}`-,3, 1859.

C o PE, S"? A C-K E T TOBACCO

SIXPENNY LEADF9IL PACKETS

Bearing the Signature of COPE BROTHERS and CO.,

LORD NELSON-STREET.

' -first appearance this season - -
ONMONDAY, TILE 9TII OF. MAY

Tim libori

C] AND YANK}

cy, Mrs. :13a
.And a VAI

reiioe• O'Grad:

s. Barney Will,iains

firg eminent Arti:tes -
MR and MRS. HAitRY BOLENO,
SIGNOR J. MILANO,_
MONS. DEULIN,

entitle

Doors op,mea at Half-past Six, and the Performane
At Seven o'clock 'precisely.

cominene

; Pit, Is. 6d
ones, ls. 6d

Q T. GEORGE'S HILL.--
L) PERFORMANCE ON THE• GRAD ORGAN, BY

'ENING, sra MAY, 1859.

Overture—" Le-Fidele Berger"
'The Mermaid's S'oric. (Oberon) _
B.eminiscenees of the opera.—" Seiiramide :"
/
i Including -the Choral March. of Priests, "f.rgi „a,s,m,
' .oraai ;7.the Air; " Bel ' ragio hisinghicro," and --7 '
' 'the Final Chorus, " Vieni Arsaee"
Andante 111aestoso chiederohne w
Organ Concerto: No. 6)
To Continence at Eight o'clock

An. An thi

.WEBELt

'orte), book 5, No.S ME:routssoux
HANDEL.

The Concert lasts One Hour

PRINCIPAL VOCALISTA
MISS HILLS, MISS CLARA HILLS,

MR. ARMSTRONG.
SOLO Pwso -FORTE—MR CHARLES HALM
Ur. TII(YMAs will also be assisted by his
"EUPHONIC BAND." -
AdCOMPANIST.—MR. PERO IVA L,

E ."-
&-"TIIE

LITERPOOL•ACADEMY'S EXHIBITION ROOMS,
• - • bLD 'PbST4)PPICE-PLACE.

osion Sixpence.
Idmigsi,i IT reepenco,

atnalactureci ley a pateat proem% 'which preserves the nature

Can be had at the Tobacconists in town and ; or wholesale

MSON-SQUARE.-
EY WILLIAMS,

of the 'KISH SOY and YANKEE GIRL,
vellmol. has invariably been so eminently
ve, are Engaged for Positively
ICTIG EITS ONLY

and will make their

!Os Monday, --BORN .TO GOOD LUCK.
Paddy ri'llafferty . Mr. Barney Williams. •
In which he will sing "The Flaming O'Elannigans," and dance an
• . Irinla Jig.
IN AND OUT' OF PLACE.
Lefty
Paddy O'Rourke' :.Mrs. Barney Williams ! I
Midemoiselle Adelaide• MN...Barney Williams I I
Mynhear you Grqn.zb,rgergen ... Mrs. Barney Williams I I I
Jeminia Sacearapptx " "" • • Mrs: 'Barney Williams'' '
• . BARNEY THE BARON.
Barney VrOole- '
And a. FARCE.,

Mr. Barney

CUS FOILS UN

Barnev
Barney NNif-
Willinn's;'Mad'lle. Adelaide;
Mrs Barney
LATEST

On
AND 'OUT OF PLAC
li a ins ; Paddy t Rourke, Mrs. Barney
Mrs: Barziey Williams; Mons. Von
Wiliam, ; Jemima Saccarapper, M'
FROM NEW YORK. Phil Mulligan, Mr. 11.:iney Williams (Witt
Vie 'song' " Tha Girls. of MaPow-") '; Mrs. Sera/Anna Serena Sprout;
Mrs: Barney Williams; Mrs. Obadiah 'Painter. ,Bareey Wil-
liams, with a new so.ig called " Yankee Fhtins," And a FARCE::
On Trirsday,BOß,N TO .GOOB LUCK. 'Paddy 0-Rafferty, Mr.
B. Williams, in which he will -fling "The Flaming O'Flannigans,"
and dance:aa :Irish. :Jig. YANKEE COURTSHIP. Our Jemima,
Mrs.,B.- Williams, in. Which she will sing the great song of ‘-‘-Incle-
peaderibY My," and &nice the "'Arkansas Traveller." TRISH.
ASSURANCE AND YANKEE MODESTY: • Pat, Mr. B. Williams;
Naney, 'firs: "B. Williains, in which she will sing "Bobbia Around:"
And a F • ' • •

On Fri lay—,7Por the Benefit of Mrs. Barney' illiams, The WHI fE
IFJRSE OF THI P ItS. Gerald' Pepper; tr. B. Williams,
with the'Soniof Pm a ranting roving blade. LAW: FO R. L A DIES,
THE 1-ki, PO ft. Terry O'Rourke_ (alias Dr. 03oole), Mr.
Barney William. And aFA itCE.

On gaturday, a Variety of Entertaininents, in which Mr. and Mrs
Barney Wildalns.will appear.

—Dress`Boxes, 45.; Civet. Bores, 3ii.; Pit,

The. limt,oftice is now Open from 'Ten till Three o'Clock, for
securing seats in tile Dress Circle 'and' taking Private Boxes, which'
IBA:* ballad unde'r the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston.

P 0 -Y A-1; 11' I
,-T II E A T'R. E"
GREAT eIIARLOTTE-STREtT: •
PSOPrif!tOr' _ . 'Ma% W. It. CoriT-AND.

ast Five Nizlits of
OF PANTOMIMISTB
consisting Of thd

3,1 c THEN ,Y TANNER,

Tozether with a first-eIa,s.CORPS BALLET,
Selee.e4 from
.tte•Thea t res Royal: Carent-traraen itritt-.Drurf-land
The Entertainments consist :of . new !COMIC, BALLETS,

OIIARA CT E RIST i 0 DIVERTISEM EN T b,..
-....
MAR'PLE .GROITPINGs : a'So W. 'Tanner% Troupe 6f ingnly 1
Tit LINED DOGS. which -bad 'the honour, of performing before
Ilei•::Majeity-, at Windsor Castle, by. SpeeialeinimintL ' "
In addition to these- attriOtive novelties, Popular DRAMAS
will be represunted by the -13,1tAkA'FIC. cQMPANY,-forming a
ConibinatibliDf Varied Amusements exPressl4 a‘lapted for
1..;,••••-c,•.44Z e;T•lit,;'-hasTElt -HOLIDAYS"! , "
1 THIS EVENING, (TUESDAY.), ,THEi 3rD INSTANT,
And on Wedne,,,ny,,and ThursdaY next, the Cr medy of
1
1 SWEET ILE ART : AN.D WIVES.
Admiral Franklin.. • .. - . ...., .11tr. W. Cooper
Eugenia .• ~ •:.: ; Miss P,_irP,
To be followed, by a Classical7Representati
RAPHAEL'S D REAM. !
. - Personified by H. Bo eno.
• After which, the Brothers TANNER; with the Troupe of
PERFORMING DOGS,
Pronounced the most wonderful , 'ver Exhibited.
. The Interlude of "NO." . •
To conclude with, for the Firgt Time at any Theatre, an entire New
Ballet, on ten and invented by 11. Bolt,
. priate Mu.-ic, composed by J. IL Ttilly,'Esq., entmea
'I I-Ik QUEEN G i‘' MAY! -
1 . ,
_, • • On, THE BURGOHASTERAND 'FHEIMILKMAID.
The 'Burgomaster . Mr. G. Tanner.
• . :Groothop (his Factotum) . ~-.. Mr. ,W Tanner.
~. : Willhdin. (a Miller) .. Signor Milano.
i Jean (o.l3laeloanith)
Dame Gertrude . .. . ..... ......... Mr. 11. Tanner.
Nannette (the Queen of.Ma, ) ... Madame Boleno.
1 On Friday. an entire Change in the Programme of the Pe
mances, for the BENEFIT of H. BOLENO..
On. Saturday, a Variety of Entertainments,'
!of the 'l.:ngagement of the Pantomimic Attie
iWonderful Dtogs. ' ' -

new 10, with and appro-

`being the Last Night
es, and the Troupe of

The Box-ciflice is open from Ten to Three for securing Seats in
the Dress. Circle and taking Private Boxei, which may be had
under-the direction of Mr. Geo. Weston. .

71 N R.'-:EDAVARTY- W: THOMAS respectfully- apperris to
vi the Musical Public of Liverpool for their ,support • on the
iiCeaSloll,of his:TWO BENEFIT CONCE las; :whieb will take place
On FRIDAY EVENING and SATURD Or 'AFTERNOON, the Gth
and 7th May. inthe PHILHARMONIC-HAM-A Liverpool.
Mr. THOMAS hopes that his ,I•xertions in their behalf (the ill
success of which, in .a pecuniary point of viclv, has placed him in
circumstances of great difficulty) will induce his \friends and. the
pubic to give hint-their aid. in this endeavour, in some measure, to,
retrieve himself. He gratefully acknowledges the kindness of the
Committee of the Philharmonic. Society.- who have granted him the
free use of the Philharmonic-ball, and of the Ladies and Gentlemen
of the Society's Chorus, who have MoSt.handsomely volunteered
, .
their services.'

CornPo-ser of " The -I,vre " the Duet from whieh,will be performed.
Tickets may be obtained at the Office of the Philharmonic SOciety,
Exchange-court, .Exchange-street East; and at Messrs. Mine arid
Soli's, Church-street.
Boxes, 28 6d ; Stalls and Gallery, ls Money taken at the doors. m 5

The Two magnificent. PAINTINGS, CLAUDE' ' MARIE
PUBLTE, which hai,o been seen by upwattis Orono million persons
within the last 20 months, are

NOW OPEN FOR Tali' SEASON

teclanit_effects

4 . 0 L 0" G I.C "A I. G A- R.. -1) t N _.S ,
.- • - - Trg:RP(*L.
lc:ens:A pursuant to Aetog Parliament, 6th and 7th Victoria.

Le4.e, lOUS A'fKINS, 9Q, Welk tierby-road,

_ ,
GALA DAYS—Every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,
THURSDAY, and FRIDAY. •

The Lessee has great pleasure in :announcing to the subscribers
and Patrons of this beautiful summer resort the opening' of the
season 1859. During the winter every OM has been taken to
prepare novelties, among which willbe found the stupendous
Vole-
_ _ _

M. 0 U- N T T - A ,
With entirely new and splendid dliorainie ankmagnificent

The Lessee has been induced to pr oduce the-abo•e subject from
the ever pleasing and splendid Firework effects:that can be intro-
dunid, and Which will, this season, take place with 'entirely new
and beautiful features. _

• .PROFESSOR BUCK .7 •
has been engaged to- give (in the great Concert-hall) his new
Entertainomut of Physical aa.l Natural Ma4ic, a /a Frikell, as
performed befare Her Majesty the Queen.
A GRAND CYCLORAMA OF OUR NATIVE LAND
will also take place, introducing upwards -.of Sixty Scenes of
Pcipair Places.if: ' • J;
The BAND will again be under the able management.of Mr.
Squire. Greenwood. All the most favourite Mut,ic has been pro-,
cured, and every effort will be made to give all possible effect to,
the Music 1 Entertainments.

Admission, is ; Children, 6a; :unday admission (by Refresh
ment Ticket), 6d. Terms of Subscliptiou, .l )s 6d ; Lady and
Gentleman. 16s. ,Every additional member of the family, ss.

Subscription Tickets May be had at the Gardens,: Al! 'improper
characters will be strictly prohibited admission into the Gardens.

CLAYTON IFALL; CLAYTON-SQUARE,
FOR A SHORT TIME-ONLY.

THIS EVENING,
- And every Evening during the Week, And
S'ATURDAY .MORNING,-- MAY 7,