The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1844-12-24 00:00:00

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~tcPOoL AND MANCHESTER RAILWAY.

ALTERATION OF TRAINS
AND
ADDITIONAL DEPARTURES.

THE Public are respectfully informed that on and after
WEDNESDAY, the Ist of January, 1845. the following
711 be the Scheme of Departurefi,frolic LIVERPOOL
'kd MANCHESTER respectively :
FROM LIVERPOOL.
A.M. "9.
6 45 Third Class (Road Train.)
7 15.,Second Class Do.
IM.• U. 8 0 First Class.

8 45 First Class.
N. IL 10 15 First Class.
10 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
12 0 First Class.
_ P.M.

2 0 First Class.
N' u• 2 15 Second Class (Through Train.)
2 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
INT 4 0 First Class.
• u • 4 30 Second Class (Through Train.)
5 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
630 Third Class. Do.
7 45 Mixed•i"
FROM MANCHESTER.
A.M.
630 Third Class (Road Train.)
7 15 Second Class Do.
k'• 8 15 First Class.
Ili, 1., 9 0 First Class.
• 10 30 First Class.
11 15 Second Class (Road Train.)
12 15 First Class.
P.m.
• 'T, 2 0 First Class.
• 2 30 Second Class (Through Train.)
▪ji 2 15 Second Class (Road Train.)
•4 45 Second Class (Through Train.)
5 0 First Class (passes 445 at Parkside.)
5 30 Second Class (Road Train.)
6 30 Third Class (Road Train.)
ti t810pn• 8 20 Mixed.f
ttl'N-11'g at Parkside,,,, Rainhill, St. Helen's June-
at,jlre'wt°rl, Kenyon Junction, Bury-lane,
Icroft.
;•:(11•th IVIY the Trains marked N. U., being especially
11)0o1 111.°n Trains, Passengers for Manchester or Li-
arksiciewlll be detained unavoidably a short time at

FROM ON SUNDAYS.
A. 4. LIVERPOOL. FROM MANCHESTER.
30 ~...
A.M •
8 0 Third Class. 7 30 Third Class.
~,I'4 "Ilzed.
1 li Air. 8p.m15. Mixed.
„.0,, 30 '''', IXed.
+5 0 Mixed.
1"
45 vie"d & Third Class +5
30 Second & Third Class
..,.,,ixed.
.t.B 20 Mixed.
TOl:Stopping as on other days.
6 Pilo.. PRESTON AND WIG
li 45 koa'I2IERPOOL. A HESTER.
10 1? Morning ti.Cllss ir)rn
86 MorningFsl:l)tOfi 3d Class Trn
Mixed Do.
Mixed cl.
10 30 :, Mixed Do.
`1 3105 Aftr%.
6 a Mixedxe Do.
D. 230 Aftrn. Mixed Do.
7 'l Mixed Do. 445 ~ Mixed ,:).
45 ~, , 3d Class Do. 630 ~ Sd.Class Do.
a °-I.l"ig Mixed Do. 820 Evening Mixed Do.
1 0 ko--, _
.ON SUNnsYLrning
Mixed and
45 kr ihics Cll'llland
4 „ Aft hied
.ass Train. Third Class Train.
) ' • Mixed Do. 5 0 Aftrn. Mixed Do.
- 45
,f'p' • 3d Class Do. 530 „ 3d Class Do.
Evening Mixed Do. 8 20 Evening Mixed Do.

THE CHRISTMAS CHIMES!

(51! merry were the olden days when Christmas was at

hind,
When peace and plenty smiled around and blest ourbappy

lind;
Oh! glorious were indeed the scenes enacted at those
times,
And blithely welcom'd every rt the merry Christmas
Chimes!
The holly and the ivy gr around the halls were hung,
And songs of love and ivalry were oft by minstrels sung ;
The titled great, t owly poor, then, festive, met be-
times,
And every bosom heard with joy the merry Christmas

Chimes !
Then love and laughter, joy and bliss, made up the festive
scene,
The youthful danc'd with lightsome hearts beneath the
evergreen!
Whilst grouped around the aged sat, talked of the olden
times,
And counted, too, how oft they'd heard the merry Christ-
mas Chimes!

The poor were fed, the naked cloth'd,- and, though we
must confess
How little then of style and taste were shown in homely
dress ;
But diff'rent 'tis since one rose, the King of modern times,
For Hyam's fame extends where ring the merry Christ-
mas Chimes !
His Clothing, matchless in extent, in beauty, and in shade,
Profusely now for Christmas time are gorgeously dis-
played ;
Then, if you would revive again the scenes of olden times,
First buy a Suit of Hyam s Clothes ere peal the Christ-
mas Chimes!
For favours shown throughout the year B. Hyam would
express
His gratitude and heartfelt thanks for all his great success.
He would see Commerce far extend, restore the good old
times,
Till all should welcome once again the merry Christmas
Chimes !

SELLING OFF.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
S. CUTTER

RETURNS grateful acknowledgments to his Friends
and the Public for the very jiberal patronage he has
experienced since his corryeffcement in business, and
informs them he is now
SELZING OFF
HIS
LARGE STOCK OF HOUSEHOLD FUENITURE
AT REDUCED PRICES,
in consequence of extensive Alterations be is about to
make in his Premises, for the greater facility of his in-
creasing trade.
NO. 19,,80LD-STRE ET.
December 19th, 1844.

FANCY AND DRESS BALS,
QUADRILLE PARTIES, &c.
MR. W. PARKER begs respectfully to inform the
Nobility and Gentry of Liverpool and its Vicinity
that his ROYAL CHELTENHAM QUADRILLE
and MILITARY BAND, which performed during the
last two seasons at the Zoological, Botanic, and Rock
Ferry Gardens, and gave such universal satisfaction,
attends BALLS, in town and country, with Violin, Cla-
rionet, Cornet-a-Piston, Harp, &c., introducing Jullien's
celebrated Polkas, and the newest Quadrilles, Waltzes,
&c., for the ensuing season/
Mr. P. also informs Prate Parties that he sends out a
Band of Three, if regetred.
Applications to b_.-nade to Mr. DREAPER, Piano-forte
and Music Bazfie, 56, Bold-street ; Mr. JAMES SMITH,
47, Bold-street, and 66, Lor4-street ; and at Mr. PAR-
KER'S, 31, Union-street, near the Exchange.
MILITARY BANDS, of any extent, and of unrivalled
talent, may be had on the shortest notice, with splendid
unifo, m.
The CLARIONET, CORNET-A-PISTON, BUGLE,DOUBLE
Or SINGLE FLAGEOLET, and TROMBONE, TAUGHT by
Mr. W. PARKER.

MUSIC FOR BALLS, PRIVATE PARTIES, AND
PUBLIC FESTIVALS.

DETER STUBBS, Conductor of the Royal Harmonic
Band, and his San, JOSEPH STUBBS, Teachers
of Music, grateful for the honour conferred upon them by
the engagement of their Corps of Musicians to perform on
various distinguished occasions, viz., the visits of the
Prince Royal of Prussia and of General Sir Robert Sale;
the laying the Foundation Stone of the Birkenhead Docks,
the recent Birthday at Hooton, &c., &c., respectrully an-
nounce that they continue to supply first-rate Military,
Orchestral, and Quadrille Bands, any smaller number
of Musicians, for Public f tvals, Dinners, Balls, or
Private Parties.
P. S. and SON have an xtensive selection of the most
favourite Operatic an ther Music, including the most
recent and Fashion e Quadrilles, Waltzes, and Polkas
of Julien, &c.
P. S. and SON also give Instruction in MUSIC on the
PIANO-FORTE, VIOLIN, FLUTE, CLARIONET,
CO RNOPEAN. &c., &c.
Their Quadrille Band comprises Performers on the
Violin, Violincel!o, French Flageolet, Clarionet, Chime
Belli, Harp, &c., any or all of which Instruments will be
furnished as desired by the party making the engagement.

BOARDING SCHOOLS ATTENDED TO.
Deane-street, Ranelaqh-street, Liverpool.

WHITWORTH'S PATENT ROAD AND STREET
CLEANSING MACHINE.
TWENTY-FOUR of these Machines are employed in
cleansing Manchester, which was formerly considered
the dirtiest town in England, but is now admitted on all
hands to be the cleanest. By aidiof this lilachine streets
can be cleansed three times oftener than under the old
system without any increaseiff expense. The Machine
has been adopted in London, by the Commissioners of
Woods and Forests, on thiline of Regent-street, White-
hall, Parliament-street, VC, and it has also been intro-
duced into BirminghAn, Liverpool, Leeds, Dublin,
Sheffield, &c.
Applications for Licenses to be made to the PATENTEES,
Chorlton-street, Manchester.

IMPORTANT SALE OF HOSIERY, GLOVES,
LACE, MILLINERY, &c.,
AT
NORTHAMPTON HOUSE, ELLIOT-STREET,
NEAR SAINT JOHN'S MARKET.
• HE Inliabitants of Liverpool and its Vichaityrisif
most respectfully informed, that the entirely NEW
STOCK of HOSIERY, GLOVES, LACE, MILLI-
NERY, ace.. is now being offered tu the Public at
iirjrl
GREATLY REDU PRICES.
BY DER OF TUE TRUSTEES.
Especial attention i irected to a large STOCK of
SCOTCH WOOL 11 SIER Y, which will be sold at an
immense reduction, and which Goods are just adapted
for the present Season.
As the Stock is entirely new, and must be cleared out
immediately, this will be found a rare opportunity for
purchasers. 1
N.B.—Business will commence at Nine, and close at
Six.