Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-29 00:00:00

FLANNEL

CRICKET SHIRTS,
BOYS AND YOUTHS.

AT LOW PRICES.

E. BURDEN,

17, CIILJRCH-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

A LUXURY FOR SMOKERS.

AKER'S CUT CAVENDISH and BAKER'S
VIRGINIA BIRD'S EYE,

THESE CELEBRATED TOBACCOS CAN Now BE HAP

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FROM THE SOLE AGENT,
S. SALOMON, CIGAR MANUFACTURER,
ELLIOTT-STREET, LIVERPOOL.
ESIA 'LISHED IN 184,

pERSONS wishing to Buy real good Cloth of
every description suitable for the season, at the
lowest possible price, are sure to get it at

J. W. JONES'S
WOOLLEN WAREHOUSE,
3, RANELAGU STREET,
For Ready Money only.

GENTLEMEN'S SUMMER HOSIERY.

FOR RESTER
• GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTMAKER and HOSIER,

65, CHURCH.STREET,
FIRST DOOR BELOW PARKER-STREET.

Parties going abroad or in haste, can be supplied with Outfits
ready to put on without further trouble.
CALICO SHIRTS, WHITE OR REGATTA 2s each or 23s per doz
DITTO STOUTER 3s 6d „ 40s ~
LONG CLOTH, LINEN FRONTS
EXTRA LONG CLOTH DITTO...
BROWN COTTON SHIRTS &HAW DRAWERS 2s Od to 5s 6,i each.
LAMBS' WOOL DITTO 2s 6d „ 7s 6d ~
MERINO WOOL DITTO 38 Od ~ 7s 6d ~
DRESS SHIRTS, js tid, Ios, 12$ 6d, and 15s.
GLOVES, SILK AND SATIN SCARFS, HANDKERCHIEFS,

&c , &c.
.11Gocds going abroad carefully packed and Despatched.
NO citsnrr

NOTICE.

-1E NEN GRANT begs most respectfully
-1 acquaint his numerous friends and the public thatb.
has OPENED those very large and exts.nsive premises, thE
largest in Liverpool, called the UNITED STATES HOTEL, Van-
dries-street (opposite the Trafalgar Dock), with one of the largest,
best, and cheapest Stocks of Wines, Spirits, Cordh.is, Ale, and
Porter, of the finest quillty, where he intends selling a single glass at
the wholesale prices.
H. G. being for many years one of the largest importers of th
above articles, and well known for shipping the best quality, is con-
fident those who give him a trial will be satisfied.

UNITED STATES HOTEL, VANDRIIIB-STRICST,
AND 66 Alin 67. WATERLOO-ROAD.

Exclusively for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 201Yearo.
LEWIS & COMPANY, Ranolash #treet,

P;abift otfceO

THE UNITED STATES Fiti(3""h
NIAGARA,
On THIS DAY (SATtrupa.3), and TO-
MORROW (SuNDAT),
The 27th and 28th instant,
THE ROCK FERRY STEAMERS
WILL
SAIL ROUND
THE
CELEBRATED AMERICAN FRIGATE NIAGARA,
Each trio from Liverpool, from lo a.m. till 8 p.m., at the usual fare.
One of the Rock Ferry Steamers also plus regularly every day, half
hourly, from 9 a.m. till 7.30 p.m., between the Niagara and Rock
Ferry Slip, for conveying passengers desirous of going on board this
stupendous vessel.
Fare One Shilling, including ferryage from and to Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL AND AUSTRALIAN NAVIGA-
TION COMPANY.—NOTICE is Hereby Given,
that the ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of this Company will, in
pursuance of the terms of the Deed of Settlement, be held at One
o'clock on TUESDAY, the 30th June, inst., at the COMPANY'S OFFICES,
1, North Johu-street, Liverpool.—By order of the Board.
H. W. WILSON, Secretary.

THE LIVERPOOL AND PWLLHELI
GRANITE COMPANY,•

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(Lnirran.)
CAPITAL £15,000,
Divided into 750 general, and 750 special shares of .elO each.
DEPOSIT £1 PER SHARE.
MANAGING DIRECTOR AND LOCAL SUPERINTENDENT.
MR. W. MEYRICK JONES, PWLLBELI.
BANKERS.
TIIE NORTH AND SOUTH WALES BANK, LIVERPOOL.

BROKERS.
MESSRS. DRINKWATER AND LOWE, LIVERPOOL.
SOLICITORS.
MESSRS. TOWNSEND, RIDLEY & JACKSON, LIVERPOOL.
REGISTERED OFFICE.

10, SPEKELAND BUILDINGS, (OPPOSITE TEE GENERAL Posr
COPPICE), LIVERPOOL.
This Company is formed under the " Joint Stock Companies' Act,
1856," with limi ed liability, for the purpose of quarrying Granite at
Pwllheli, Carnarvonshire, and elsewhere if deemed advisable. With
this object an arrangement has been mode for the assignment to the
Company of a Lease from the Right Honorable Lord Newb)rough,
for 21 years, at a very low royalty, of the Gimblet Rock or Carregy-
rymbyll, a promontory composed of Granite, situate at the entrance
to the Harbour of Pwillieli.

The Lessee, with whom this arrangement has been come to, isnot to
receive any return or comp,nsation, as the price or consideration for his
interest in the Quarries, until the dividends upon the paid-up
Capital of the C tmpany exceed Ten per Cent. ; ne is th-n to receive
one-half of the surplus Dividends. This object is effected by the
creation of two classes of shares, viz., general shares and special
shares; the former being preference shares open to the public, and
entitled to a dividend in the first instance of Ten per cent. ; the
special Shares being alloted to the Lessee in exchange for the Lease,
and the dividend upon them being deferred until the other Shares
have received their dividend of Ten per Cent. ; the surplus profits
are then divisible equally between both classes of Shares.
The dividends will be payab'e half-yearly.
The liability of every shareholder is limited to the amount thst
may ba unpaid on the Shares held by him.
. .

The certainty rot only of success, but also of very large profits, is
stated by practical men not to admit of a doubt.
In addition to the fact that Granite Qarries almost invariably
yield profitable returns to their proprietors, and that considerable
difficulty exists in obtaining an adequate supply of Granite to meet
the rapidly increasing demand; there are othor more cogent reasons
tor the opinion entertained of the certainty of immense profits to
arise from Quarrying Granite at the Gimhlet Rock :-
Ist —The position of the Rock, accessible to Vessels of moderate
burthen on every side, except one, at a'l states of the tide, thus
enabling the Granite to ba shipped without any expense for land

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carriage.
2nd.—The superior quality of the Stone, adapted not only for all
ordinar y purpo. es, but also capable of a fine polish for ornamental
use.

3rd.—The cheapness of labour at Pwllheli.
4th.—The freedom of the harbour from all dues.
sth.—The low rate of fre ght from Pwl'heli, which, although a
place of considerable trade, produces no commodity for export;
vessels taking cargoes thither being c .mdellod to return in
ballast, or go elsewherro in search of treight.
6th.—The Quarries can be pieced in working order at a very
trifling outlay.
These are all advantages of the utmost importance; and, as it is
believed that none such are possess d by any other Quarry, they
become certain sources upon which the Company rely for the pro-
orlikseharss
may nature,
be made to Messrs DRINKWATER
duction of much larger profits than generally arise even from
undertakings
Applications
and LOWE, Sharebrokers, Exchangestreet East, Liverpool ; or to
Messrs. TOWNSEND, Rimit, and JACKSON, Solicitors, 21, Fenwick
street, Liverpool, and 1, Mortimer Terrace, Birkenhead; or at the
Registered Office of the Company, where may be obtained auy
further information which may be required.
Samples of the stone my be inspected at the yard of Mr. Cilvert,
Stone Merchant, Back Leeds-street.

PROSPECTUS OF THE LIVERPOOL
RECREATIVE COMPANY (LIMITED.)

Capital 4500, subject to increase by consent of the shareholders, in
Shares of XI egch.

All applications for shares to be made at the Company's .office, 14,
Clayton-square. A deposit of is per share must accompany each
application, or no allotment will be made to the applicant ; the same
to form part of the first ca'l in case of allotment.
It is proposed not to make any calls requiring payment of more than
2s per share per month.
A GENERAL MEETING of the SHAREHOLDERS will be held
accordiag to the rules (made as directed by act of parliament), on
the first Monday of October neat, won all the directors and office-
bearrrs retire from office, being, however, eligible for re-election.

DIRECTORS.
Mr. Joseph Thomas, Stationer, Chairman.
Mr. Isaac: Knott, Artist. ,Mr. J. W. Gordon, Shipping Cleik,
Mr. William Huston, Sailmaker. Mr. George Ward. Printer.
Mr. J. Mitchell, Warehouseman. Mr. D. Collings, P. ovision,'ealer.
Mr. Robert Cannell, Tailor. Mr. Edmund Baines, '1 ailor.
Mr. Isaac Grayson, Tailor. Mr. Benjamin Jones. Shoemaker.

BANKERS.
The Liverpool Borough Bank.

The Directors will manage all the affairs of the Company not re-
quiring to bo decided by tho SharehAders at large. Feeling, however,
that it would be an advantage to the Company if the Directors could
have the power of availing themselves of the counsel and business
experience of a consulting committee, consisting of employers of
labour, and other gentlemen sympathising in the objects of the Com-
pany, they have requested the foll 'wing gentlemen to allow the ni se yes
to be nominated for that purpose, on the understanding that they
undertake no responsibility. perunlary or otherwise, their duties being
confined to con:ultat.on and advice with the uirectors ; and upon the
furth. r understanding that they can resign their position at any time
should they, in their own judgment, consider that they cannot retain
it with advantage.

CONE LILTING COMMITTEE.
With power to add to their number.
Walter F. Macgregor, Esq. John Finch, Esq.
James R. Jeffery, Esq. Thomas Avison, Esq•
Nathaniel Caine, Esq. Rev. S. Alfred Steinthal.
W. H. Walker, Esq. Joseph Bonit, Esq.
Philip H. Rathbone, Esq. Geo. A. Mullins, Esq.
James Samuelson, Esq. Francis Prange, Esq.
Thomas Haigh, Esq.

SOLICITOR.
Enoch Harvey, Esq.
OBJECTS.

The ejects of this Company are to displace the demoralising
popular amusements now indulged in, by the establishment of others
of a better kind, where everything of an objectionable tendency will
be stricty prohibited, and whereby the means of enjoyment will be
afforded to those who are debarred from participation in Public
Amusements as at present provided.
The means for recreation and amusement proposed are :
A Covered Play Ground, Bowline Alleys, and Gymnasium suitable
for Drill, Fencing, and Single Stick Exercises, &c., and provided with
Swings, Climbing Poles, Ropes, ifonzontal Bars, and the like.
A Concert and Lecture Room for Music, Readings, Short Entertain-
ing Lectures, illustrated by Experiments, Diagrams, the Magic
Lantern, Microscopes, Electrical Machines, &c., &c.
Read ng, Coffee, Smcking„ and Refreshment Rooms, stir plied with
Books, Newspapers, Magazines, Chess, Draughts, &c. Games of
hazard will not be allowed.
An abundant supply of water, soap, towels, &c.
The whole to be conducted under careful and proper regulations,
and to be made available to the public at rho lowest charges consis-
tent with self-support.
The practical development of the above will of course depend, in a
great measure, on the amount of support accorded to the Company.
It is the intention of the Directors to rent suitable premises until
they find themselves in a position to purchase the necessary accom-
modation.
As the Company is incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies
Act, 1856, with limited liability, no Shareholder will be liable to con-
tribute more than the amount of the Share or Shares taken by i
hm.
With regard to the pecuniary prospects of the un,ertaking, it is
r in
considered that, under judicious management, the institution may not
toonityhebeself-
suP
ShareholdersP°rt ionag the am
but thatou natfoallthraeti
rate of
vienettemrsesutt will be realised
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A PUBLIC MEETING, in furtherance of the objects of this Com-
pany, WILL BE HELD in the CONCERT PALL, Lod Nelson-street,
THIS EVENING, June 29, 1857. Chair to be taken at Eight
o'clock, on which occasion the Rev. Hugh Stowell Brown, the Rev.
S. Alfred Steinthal, William Ra,,hbone, Esq., James Samuelson, Esq.,
Philip Ratbbone, Esq , and other gentlemen will address the meting,

JAMES IL JEFFERY, Esq., in the Chair.
As it is mainly the Working Classes who are interested in this un
dertaking, their attendance is earnestly requested.
GEORGE MATHESON, Secretary.
Office of the Liverpool Recreative Company (Limited),

14, Clayton square,

JOHN M'CTIBBON,
FIRST CLASS GENTLEMEN'S BOOT MAKER,
No. 10, MOOItFIELDS, LIVERPOOL,
Near the Exchange.
RESPECTFULLY recommends his New
ROTATORY HEELS and INSTEP STEEL
SPRINGS, which excel all other Boots made for ease, economy,
durability, and nicety on the feet.
N.B.—J. M'G. has commencedthe Ladies' Bootmaking, and begs
most respectfully the patronage of the Ladies of thia town and
vicinity, to his new style of making Patent Rotatory Heels, and
Military with Light Instep Patent Steel Springs, that surpass all
other Boots made in the old style.

TO be SOLD, a great bargain, TWO NEW INVENTIONS,
secured by Patent, that will yield 80 per cent, and is of general
demand.—Apply at No. 10, Moofields, Dale street.
N.B.—None but principals, Kith zeal name and address, will bt
attended to.

ALLSOPP'S

AST INDIA_ PALE ALE
•••••••••••

Quarts.

. 6s Od per dozen.

Pints
Imperial half-pint 5...,.... • ••

35 6d per dozen.
2s 4d per dozen.

Bottled with especial care, and now in excellent condition fo;
m mediate use.

GEORGE BOYER & CO.,
WINE, SPIRIT, ALE, AND PORTER MERCHANTS

28 AND 30, NORTH JOHN-STREET.

usively for CLOTHING BOYS from 6 to 20 Years
I,EWIZ Or, COMPANY, Rule!sail street:

ttalibiar foticts.

T
ONDON & NORTH-WESTERN RAILWAY.
QUEEN'S VISIT TO MANCHESTER,
On TUESDAY, JUNE 30.

A SPECIAL FIRST-CLASS TRAIN will leave the LIME-STMET
STATION, LIVERPOOL, at 8 30 a.m. punctually, arriving at the Old
Trafford Station about a quarter before 10 a.m., and returning there-
from at 4 30 p.m.
Passengers by this Train to Manchester can also return from Old
Trafford at 6 15 p.m. BY ORDER.
Lime-street, Liverpool, 24th Jnne, 1857.

FOREIGN CASHMERE SHAWLS.
jCRIPPS begs to announce the arrival of his first large Purchases of SHAWLS for this Season,
. and can confidently state, thafnever since he has been engaged as a Shawl Merchant, and Manufacturer (now
upwards of Twenty Year.), has he had so large a STOCK OF SUCH EXQUISITE DESIGNS to Offer.
GOOD FRENCH BAREGE, TISSUE, AND GRENADINE LONG SHAW...S, ONE GUINEA EACH.
WAREHOUSE FOR SHAWLS, MANTLES, SILKS, FANCY DRESSES, AND FURS,
14 and 16, BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
JOHN CRIPPS, PROPRIETOR.

TO MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS, AND THE TRADE.

LOUIS SELIG,

ANT HOLE SALE TO Y, TOBACCONIST, AND FANCY WAREHOUSE,
44 and 46, LIME STREET (one stair up), first entry from Elliot Street,
Has constantly on hand as follows :—TOBACCONIST ARTICLES of every description; TOYS, too
numerous to mention ; PORTMONIES of all qualities ; LADIES' BAGS, in Plush, Morocco leather, and
American cloth, steel and brass framed ; FANCY BASKETS, in immense variety ; WALKING STICKS ;
English and foreign CHINA FIGURES and ORNAMENTS ; WAX FIGURES under glass shades; Wax,
Crying, and leather DOLLS all sizes; new Transparent (light) PICTURES; STATIONERY articles of
every description; all kinds of English, French, and German fancy BRACELETS, BROOCHES, and
TRINKETS, for presents, too numerous to mention. Shopkeepers will find this the cheapest wholesale
place in Liverpool.
OBSERVE-44 and 46 LIME STREET. opposite the Edinburgh Castle Hotel. One stair up.