Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-09 00:00:00

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GREAT

SALE

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GLASS, CHINA, AND EARTHENWARE,
FOR
DAYS 0-NL Y,
By Private Bargain,
A SAVING OF 50 PER CENT.

The CHEAPEST and BEST SHOP in ENGLAND for
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS and other useful Goods is at '

THOMAS SMITH'S,
82, BOLD-STREET,
Where you can select from an immense Stock of Richly Cut
Glass, China, and Earthenware, Papier Machd and Iron Tea
Trays ; also the LA ItGEST STOCK of FRENCH CHINA
VASES and BOHEMIAN CUT GLASS LUSTRES ever
imported.
The GREAT SALE HAS COMMENCED, and will continue
this and following 21 days, and the whole to be Sold at an
ALARMING SACRIFICE.

T. S. having made LARGE PURCHASES FOR CASH
enables him to Sell at such prices as bids defiance to the Trade.
A few prices are here enumerated : s. d.
Cut Wine Glasses, from
Half Pint Thumble' f t
Half Pint Decanter - , „
Pint Decanter
Quart Decanter ft
Strong Salt Glass
Strong Sugar and Cream Glass „
Handsome Butter Cooler
Glass Dishes
Glass Plates
Bottles and Glasses, complete „
Gas Globes
Gas Globes, Cut
Dinner Service, choice pattern „
toilet Service, choice pattern „
China Tea Service, choice pat-
tern, Burnished Gold
Richly Cut Glass Lustre
French China Vases
Good Papier Mach 6 Tea Tray ',',
Good Oval Iron Tea Tray 9 f
Good Oval Iron. Waiters ,,
T. S. particularly solicits the patronage of Merchants,
Captains, and others for Export, having had twenty years'
experience in the Trade, and large purchases made to any
amount for Cash, every confidence may be placed in him for
judgment in quality and cheapness, which surpasses any other
House in the Kingdom.
Orders executed on the shortest notice, and Goods packed
by experienced packers, and sent to any part of the World.

LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEER RIFLES.

FIRST COMPANY.

A BALL will be held in the ST. GEORGE'S-HALL,
on Friday, the 9th of December, 1859, in aid of the
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THE ROYAL INFIRMARY,
THE NORTHERN HOSPITAL,
THE SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.

PATRON :
THE RIGHT HONOURABLE THE EARL OF SEFTON,
Lord-Lieutenant of the County.
PATRONESSES:

THE RIGHT HON. THE COUNTESS OF SEFTON,
MRS. B. HEYWOOD JONES.
ColotirrEz :
_ CAPTAIN BOUSFIELD.
LIEUTENANT TAYLOR.
ENSIGN ROBERTSON.
MR. E. COTTON. MR. E. HARPIN.
MR. J. HADDOCK. MR. R. HIGGIN, Jun.
MR. R. G. HAMILTON, MR. D. B. M'CULLOCII.
Hon. Treas.

As the number of Tickets to be issued is limited, and only
obtainable through the Committee, or at the Secretary's Office,
early application is necessary.
In reply to numerous enquiries the Committee beg to state
that Volunteers will be admitted in the Parade Dress of their
respective Corps.
Dancing to commence at Nine o'clock.
The Band under the direction of Mr. STREATHER.
Tickets, Ten Shillings and Sixpence each. '
By order, JOHN
4, Rumford L. HOWARD, Hon. Sec.,
Place.

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'LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER • • 1.4
ARTILLERY AND RIFLE BRIGADe
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Inaugurated at a Meeting held in'the Town-hall, on Monday,
the ith November, 1859,
His Worship the Mayor, Win. Preston, Esq., in tbn Chair.
ENROLMENT:'
VOLUNTEERS, who have sent in their applications, and
are not yet enrolled, are requested to appear at HEAD-
(4,IJARTE 'RE 10, ST. GEORGE'S-CRESCENT, between the
hours of Twelve and One, when a Magistrate will be in
attendance_to_administer-the oatli of aliegitnee-.
Entrance Fees are payable on enrohnst.
PRELIMINARY.DRML.
RIFLES—At Seel-street Police Station,* on Tuesdays and
Thursdays at Seven p.m. . • . ' -
ARTILLERY—At the Concert-hall, Lord Nelson-street, on.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at Seven p.m. . •
J. B, COOPER,
• R. MARRINER, Hon' Sean
Head-quarters of the Brigade, ,
10, St. George's-crescent. •
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Inaugurated at a Meeting held in the Town-hall, on Monday,
7th November, 1859 ;
His Worship the MAYOR, in the Chair.
The undersigned having been constituted by the General
Committee a Finance Committee, to aid and assist the Forma-
tion of Volunteer Companies, it is our intention to take means,- g-
in the different wards, to ;solicit subscriptions. The funds to
be paid into the Banks ofllessrs. 4. Heywood, Son, and Co., 4 _
and Messrs. Moss and Co., to be held at the disposal of the ' miT
General Conimittee AOB
The Public are particultirly requested to TAKE NOTICE
at NO APPLICATION FOR AID can be entertained for any
•COmpanies, until their services have been .accepted 'by her -7:1-4
Majesty, and unless the Idficers recommended to hold her
Majesty's commission are in every respect acceptable to this
committee.
Each company's claim will be considered on its own merits,
and in the order in which their services have been accepted
by the Queen.
• Iris lsopechi that _opr +o•mruamcn .nopcauce
placing- a lafge sum at the disposal of the Comnittee, to '—
increase the number of Volunteers.
HIS WORSHIP THE MAYOR,
T. _D. ANDERSON, ESQ., Chairman. •
T. DOWDALL,' ) Hon. Treasurers.
J. H. DICKINSON,
W. BROWN, ESQ.ail
• B. HEYWOOD JONES, ESQ.J.T.
J. BRAMLEY-MOORE, ESQ. 17 LW acL,KLII .ins fula aiuci
j-71- J. A. TOBIN, ESQ.
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. • T. A. BUSHBY, ESQ.
. Capt. ADAM GLADSTONE.
JOSEPII MAYER, ESQ.
G. H. HORSFALL, ESQ.
R. J. TINLEY, ESQ.
Capt. .TYNDALL BRIGHT.
J. B. COOPER, 2 Honorary
R. MARINER, f Secretaries.
The Committee beg to tender their best thanks to Messrs.
A. Heywood and Co. for placing at the disposal of the Finance
Committee the sum of £755 18s. eel., being a balance of
£322 17s. 11d., with interest since 1816, £433 Os. 3d., at the
credit of the Liverpool Defence Fund.
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The TREASURERS beg to acknowledge the following DONA-
TIONS and SUBSCRIPTIONS; and, whilst soliciting an early
return of the Fund Books now out, would point out the great
importance of Annual Subscriptions being added to Donations,
with a view to making the force a permanent institution.
DONATIONS.
Amount already received £3719 15 8
Milner and Son £loo 0 0
James Stewart and Cs 5 0 0
Laurence R. Baily lO 10 0
T. Dodge
F. Lyon and Brother 25 0 0
R. Hutchinson
E. Johnston 2O 0 0
.Mrs. Minton 5 0 0
R. Rankin, (exclusive of £25 to the Scotch
Rifles) 5O 0 0
JamesTarquhar, Esq.
Macfie and Sons -
ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Amount already subscribed £225 12 0
Milner and Son £lo • 0 0
R. Rankia, Esq. 3 3 0
The Public are respectfully invited to contribute liberally
and promptly to this movement, tlitimportifnee-orWlikh it is
unnecessary to enlarge upon.
Subscriptions will be received by the Members of the Com- 77, •
mittee, the Honorary Treasurers and Secretaries, and by the If
Bankers to the Brigade, Messrs. A. lleywood, Son and. Co.,-
and Messrs. Moss and Co.
JOSEPH 11. DICKINSON, Honorary
I THOMAS DOWDALL, Treasurers. '4)
Head quarters, 10, St. George's-crescent.

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WALLASEY VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY AND
RIFLE BRIGADE.
Inaugurated at a Meeting held in the Schools, Seacombe,
on Friday, the 2nd December, 1859, HENRY POOLEY, Esq.,
in the Chair.
ENROLMENT.
Volunteers who are anxious to be enrolled for the Artillery, •
are requested to attend at the time and places herein men-
tioned,
viz.
For SEACOMBE DISTRICT. Stokes' Seacombe Hotel, Sea-
combe, on Monday Evening next, the 12th instant, between
the hours of Seven and Eight.
For LISCARD DISTRICT. Queen's Arms Hotel, Liseard, on
Tuesday Evening next, the 13th instant, between the hours
of Seven and Eight.
For NEW BRIGHTON DISTRICT. Ferry Hotel New Brigh-
ton, on Wednesday Evening next, the 14th instant, between
the hours of Seven and Eight.
REGULATIONS FOR ENTERING THE ARTILLERY.
Entrance Fee, V., for those who do not find their own uni..
form, which =fount will go towards their uniform. No En-
trance Fee required from those who find their own uniform.
asp olv possible,Es,
ud
oune . regardsec
A Subscription orlOs. per annum will be required from all
Effectives.
The Regdlations for Drill will be so arranged as to suit the
convenience of the majority, but so as not to interfere with
the hours of either business or labour.
The Officers will be chosen by the men themselves, when the
number enrolled amounts to fifty.
both to appearance and utility will be Strictly observed in the
choice of it, and it will be submitted to the Members before
being finally determined upon.
By order of the Committee,
dl4 - I The uniform will be selectedALKENaNs
KENNETH