The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-05-21 00:00:00

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" LABOUR AND THE POOR."
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If further still you wish to go,
A better style he still can show ;
And, for two guineas, all the nation
Will join in general admiration;
Or if a Riding Coat you'd dash on,
One made in true Newmarket fashion,
For one pound eight he'll sell to you,
Of cut most exquisite and new,
If you should want clothes ready made,
All own that Hyam heads the trade;
Dress Coats for shillings just eighteen,
May always at his mart be seen ;
Superior coats, of any shade,
For one pound six are thus displayed;
And you may have, for one pound ten,
Black Coats fit for the best of men;
For one pound fifteen you will gain
A Coat impervious to the rain;
For two pounds, in French style, you'll see
A Coat that fits most gracefully;
And cheaper still than all the rest,
With single or a double breast,
Of any colour that you fix,
Are Riding Coats for one pound six.
The Hyamonian Paletot,
Is beautiful, and wondrous low;
The Brighton Summer Wrapper all
Confess for general praise must call;
Alberts and Wrappers, Hyam-made,
Soon put all others in the shade;
Then there's that garment of great note,
The celebrated Mercury Coat,
That, for its novelty and style,
Excels all others in the isle,—
This specimen of genteel dress,
Is term'd by all th British press,
The paragon of gracefulness;
And, hear it, every English son,
May now be had for one pound one
Scarce need I HYAM'S Trousers name,
They are identified with fame :
Whether of doeskin or gambroon,
They change at once the veriest loon
From looking like an awkward clown,
To one who seems as bred in town;
But I could cover many a ream,
When Hvass's Trousers are the theme
He has them in five hundred styles,
Known o'er ten tunes as many miles,
Produced by fashionable France,
And known for Hyam's at a glance;
To him secured, by registration,
To vend throughout the English nation.
Of Hyam's Waistcoats who shall tell
How much they other vests excel ?
Of every colour, shape, and size,
They rise in crowds before your eyes,
In such a hea ) of vast profusion,
They cause n;creduloua confusion;
From virgin white they still go on
To every hue beneath the sun.
In silk and satin, plaid and cloth—
To choose a vest you're almost loath,
So cheap and good is all you see,
You're puzzled with variety.
For juveniles, of every size,
Hyam's clothing all ti:e world defies;
From Jackets trim, at eight and six,
To any price you like to fix;
From Tunic suit with edge of braid
To any snit that can be made;
For Hyam's is, in very truth,
The only Mart to clothe each youth.
The heroes, too, who guard our laud.
May suits at Hyam's Mart command,
Where they may in a moment trace
The stamp of symmetry and grace.
And then, for Liveries, all will find
The things adapted to their mind;
The well-made garments of the page
May there be had for any age;
For Footman's, groom's, and coachman's wear,
The best of suits are furnish'd there:
For all domestics there you'll find
Utility and style combined.
All ranks of people, high and low,
To Hyam's Clothing Mart should go;
All who would good appearance make
'With him should deal for fashion's sake;
All who would money well expend
Their patronage to him should lend;
All who would gain a reputation
For acting wisely in their station,
Should buy trom him, whose spotless name
Has long stood first in honest fame ?
All you who would make holiday
In this, the merry month of May,
Whether in England or in France,
At HYAM'S List of Prices glance.
The greatest gems of modern art
Are issued from the Clothing Mart,
And fashion's latest, tritest tone
Is got from him, and him alone.
For races, balls, or crowded street,
He fits you with a garb complete, •
So handsome, elegant, and chaste,
All hail you as a man of taste :
Hvam alone the tact displays
To dress for Whitsun Holidays 1

HYANI'S NATIONAL CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
63, LORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL.

BRANCH ESTABLISHMENTS.
LONDON 86, Oxford-street.
LONDON 36, Gracechurch-street.
BIRMINGHAM 23, New-street.
MANCHESTER 26, Market-street.
GLASGOW 48, Argyle-street.
LEEDS l2, Briggate.
BRISTOL. l7, Union-street.
BRISTOL 42, Wine-street.
Hum, 17, Market-place.
EXETER 193, High-street.
At which places only the Public can be supplied with every
description of Clothing of HYAM'S Manufacture.