The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-19 00:00:00

FINE ARTS.

VALUABLE COLLECTION OF HIGH-CLASS PICTURES,
WATER-COLOUR DRAWINGS, &c., FINE ARTS GAL.
LERY, LORD-STREET.
MR. BOSOMWORTH respectfully announces that
be has received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, on
WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Gallery, 79, Lord-street,
The valuable Collection of genuine and authenticated
PICTURES, including the exquisite picture of " The Blonde,"
by Charles Baxter; " A Bit of Gossip," J. F. Herring, ten. ;
" Scene in the Highlands," G. W. Horler ;" The Fern Gatherer,"
J. J. Hill ; " The Bird's Nest," W. .Hemsly ; " View in Cum-
berland," Arthur Gilbert ; " Landscape with Sheep," Williams
and Morris ; " Coast Scene with Figures and Cattle," Wm.
Shaper ; " Landscape and Cattle," Baker, of Leamington ;
" Cottage Children," J. .1. Hill; " View near Dawlish, Devon,"
'7°)"' 3footord ; " The Pride of the Village," H. Andrews ; " The
Pet owl," Crane ; " Scene in Hungary," Zeitter ; " The Quar-
relsome Breakfast Party," Frank Hale, (from the Duke of
Buckingham's Collection) • " Undine, the Spirit of the Waters,"
Thomas Mogford : Cottage Interior," Provis ; " Fine Flower
Piece," 11. Robbe ; " The Anxious Moment," G.
together with choice specimens by
Pritchet, Berland, Pether,
Bright, Sidney Percy, Williams,
Cobbett, Earl, Campbell, &c.
N.B.—The AUCTIONEER respectfully intimates that he has
instructions from the Proprietors that every lot will be sold
under a guarantee.
May be viewed on MONDAY, the 25th, and TUESDAY, the 26th,
from 10 a.m., to 5 p.m., and descriptive Catalogues bad on the
Premises ; or, at the AUCTIONEER'S Office, 34, Duke-street.

DREADFUL DEATIL—A sad accident, resulting in the death
of Mr. Gibson, manager of the Glan-r-afon Colliery at Mold,
has just occurred. Mr. Gibson, finding that an engine he was
about to set in motion, needed a start, placed himself upon
one of the spokes of the fly-wheel. The great accession of
speed suddenly effected caused the unfortunate man to fall,
with his head within range of the wheel, which, in revolving,
caught his head and shattered it to atoms. He has left a wife
and three children, and, being greatly respected, his death
has cast great gloom over the neighbourhood,

Ruttton.

MONTGOMERYt•HIRE.
TIMBER,
In MARCH next, at Welshpool,

Q EVERAL LOTS of OAK TIMBER TREES
growing on the east side of Mathrafal Frydd, near 141yfoc1
in the county of Montgomery, the particulars of which, and tit
day of sale, will appear in a future paper.
The above Timber is of fine quality, lengthy, and fit for tb
most valuable purposes of Merchant and Navy Ship-buildir4
(Plank and Beams), Building Timber, and Cleft.
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Mathrafal is distant from P of about 8 miles, from the Mon.
gomeryshire Canal, at New Bridge, near Llanymynech, 9 miler,
and from the Shrewsbury and Chester Railway, at Oswestry, .6
miles. _

The Coach from Oswestry to Aberystwith, going and returniig
alternate days, passes near to the Wood.
Any information required may be had of Mr. WILDING, PONiS
Castle Office, Welshpool ; or of Mr. BLOCKLEY, Timber Mcr
chant, Shrewsbury. The Timber will be shown by Mr. W. JAmls,
Woodman at Mathrafal,

Oommertial

Ebis Dap.

On account of whom it may concern.
Tans DAY (Tuesday), the 19th instant, at Half-past One o'cl(ck,
at the Broker's Office, 10, Brunswick-street,
About 1,600 Quarters Mixed INDIAN CORN,
ex Criterion, from New York.
Also, about 120 Barrels FLOUR, slightly stained, and
500 Barrels WHEAT, ex Dreadnought.
Apply to WILLIAM PARKE, Broker.