... repeated Tins Evening and To-morrow. IRELAND IT WAS. Dan O’Oarolan .Mr. Lunt. I Ragged Pat Mr. Judy O’Trot. .Mrs. R. Power. | Honor Mies J. Bignold. To conclude with JACK THE GIANT KILLER, OB KING ARTHUR & YE KNIGHTS OF YE ROUND TABLE. Scene l.—Jack’s Roof. Scene 2.—Queen Bee’s Haunt—A Bee Ballet. Scene 3.—A Landscape. Scene Exterior of the Good King Arthur Tavern—A right Merry Old English ...

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... Revival of eightpenny yelli !—lbis celebrated mticl- is now supplied to all comtrg during rwelve hours daily. Come early. Butter Place obuts click seven. a Young Man from Bootle, a J Black NEWFOUNDLAND DOG. Owner can have ii paying espente*.—Bee Reference-list. SHILLINGS REWARD.—LOST, JL on December 20 21. COLLECTOR’S BOOK leP ngirg to tho St, Patrick Burial Society.—Apply 14, Warren-rtreet. ...

... ffildbt 941474axota AU4ipexao le n~o Notlae of Birth, M-A&Mg~ Or BeaUS Gan be Inseerted Unless authenticated 47the name and addreus of the sander. Thu words ?? smilar ddlion to it e f Of e or death, ?? Dilpayment as for en adv sment BIRTHS. ALCOTT-3an. 21, at Woollen, the Wife of Mar. Everard Alcott, of a daughter. DAVIES-Jani. 22, at 135, iRoscommon-street, the wife of Mr. Daniel Davies, ...

... Glasgow. LAST DAT for the SALE of TICKETS INSTANT. As the Entire Sum available this season will be expended on Prizes, should there be 20,000 Subscriptions, there will be 300 Prizes „ „ 400 „ and so in proportion to the number subscribed for. Tickets may had from Mr. Archibald Mackenzie, 10, Sir Howard-street; and Mr. Peter M'Dougall, 108, Seelstreet, Liverpool. 8. HILLHOUSE, Secretary. ...

... Mrs. Ernest Militant Miss Goodall. After which, THE GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIME, Founded the well-known Story entitled THE SLEEPING BEAUTY IN THE WOOD, Harlequin and The Spiteful Fairy. The PANTOMIME will embrace all the incidents of the Story of THE SLEEPING BEAUTY THE WOOD. The King and Queen that lived once, and who had been married many years without having any children —the beautiful ...

... LADIES’ HAIRDRESSING, JJIOLBTTrS, 92- BOLD-STREET 92. SjamhSl IA C^RD.] (3J-LOVER AND ROBERTS, TAILORS AND DRAPERS, No. 17, A RLE TON-STREET, 7jamh24 IiIVERPOOL* No. 36 (top of) ELLIOT STBEKT, CORNER OF LIME STREET, Bradley, pass, & 00., WHOLESALE PAPER HANGING DEPOT. The Trade supplied at the same prices as the works, from » Stock unequalled for extent and variety. First-class workmen sent ...

... Church-street, Liverpool. Post free, 2s. 2d. 4jal7 ADELPHI THEATRE GULLIVER Every Evkniko, at 20 minutes to Eight. The greatest Success ever achieved in Liverpool. To-morrow (Tuesday), THE FIRST GRAND JUVENILE NIGHT. In consequence of the extreme pressure for box seats during the run the pantomime, the management respeotfttlly suggests that places should be taken beforehand. Box Plan maybe ...

... NEXT, THE 30th INSTANT. CAMILLA’S HUSBAND. Maurice Warner Mr. J. O. Cowper. Dogbriar Mr. Hunter. Slcebeny.Mißß M Ginty. Rod Judy. Mrs. Power. Lady Camilla Miss Bignold. Bong— The night was brave ’ Miss Beauchamp. The Grand Comic Pantomime, SLEEPING BEAUTY. The Sleeping Beauty Miss M’Qinty. Tickets to be obtained from Miss M’Qinty, 42, Oanterbnrystreet, Islington. d>( ...

... WANTED, Middle-aged Woman as HOUSE KEEPER. —Apply, from nine to ten in the or from five to six the evening, at 141, Great Homer-street. Iljal7 WANTED, a SERVANT ALL WORK.-Apply at 361, Scotland-ioad. 13ja19 TE7ANTED, a SERVANT OF ALL WORK,-Apply 148, Brownlow-hill. WANTED, a SERVANT Of ALL WORK.—Apply at 1, Deane-street. 12ja14 WANTED, a COOK.—Apply, between two and four p.m., at 5, Canning ...

... #fkito 414M400 and &AW.§ : Nio Notice of BErh,^e l~nao~ Deanh an bineu etel usleesautheutcated bw the namne and adSdres of Ihe sender. Tnhe worda ocads, or auy imila addit on to the Mle 0a nonewe famae-e adeath, ashiest it topament VAs fo6rUan afdveta= =n B3IRTHS. CAUYI1EV-J111. 10, the whoe of Mir. William Francis CAughey, of Gena Villa, Oakfteld, of a son. QILLIAM-Jan. 14, at II, Park ...

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