The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

Salts hg Auttinu.

Valuable and important Freehold and Copyhold ESTATE,
West Derby, and within four miles of the town of Liverpool,
aiiitprising a Mansion-house and three other first-class
Residences, with Gardens and park-like Measure Grounds,
containing upwards of 43 acres of lata.
BY MESSRS. WALKEII. AND ACKERLEY,
On Wednesday next, the 12th instant, at One O'clock in the-
afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South JObn-street,
Live spot!, subject to such conditions as will be then produced.
Lnt 1.. A CLOSE of LAND, containing 10a. Ir. 7p.
statute measure, being part of Leyfleld Park,
situate in the township cf West Des y, ort the .north-west "side
of the Liverpool and Preeeot turnpike road, opposite the
Dovecot Estate, bottnele'd on the east and west by lands of
James Ditgdale, Est, and now inHip Oeciipation Of Mr. Joseph.
Kilbee as tenant thereof. This raid; is well adapted for building
purposes. It is partly freehold ant partly copyhold, subject
to the payment df atrifting knit rent to the Lord of the Manor
of West Derby, s . ,
2. A Close of LAND or FIELD, containing 3a. Ir, 2ip.,
statute 'measure, .with a newly-erected COT' A(3s RESI-
DENCE thereon; situate on the east side of the highway lead-
ing from Knotty Ash, past Honey'ssgreen, to the village of
Nest Derby, being part of the. Leyileld. Estate, and abutting
upon lands of Gustavus Seht,;-abe, Esq. The dwelling-house
and gardens are in this occupation of Mrs. De Lisle, and the
land of Mr. Joseph Kilbee. The dwelling-house contains
-entrance,hati,- -dining-room, drawing-room, bathroom, two
large btcdrooms, with a dressing-room attsched, and two
secondary sleeping apartments, together with suitable domestic
dices. There is also a good garden well walled round, and
the house, which was built by the present proprietor for his
own occupation, is well adapted for the residence of a genteel
small family. This lot is freehold of inhetilande.
3. Ali that capiital MESSUAGE sat 'M'ANSION, •'called
"Leyfield House," with the GARDENS .and 'park-like PLEA=SURE GROUNDS belonging thereto, latta'se oh the east side
of the said highway leading ircirn Knotty-ash, jast,Honey's-
green, to the village Of West Deltby,-and containing 14a 2r 377 a.
of land, the nhatisionshduse, gardens, and lawn being now in
the occupation of Edmund Mackinlay, Esq., as tenant, and
the residue of the land is in the occupation .of Mr. Joseph
Kilbee, as tenant. The mansion, which" Stands on a gentle
Ctealttion, 'is a very Substantial and. handsome .edifice; it is
well arranged for comfOrt and' onvenience, having been built
and fitted up by thelate VroprietOr, regardless of expense, for
his cram -residenets. It contains--on the ground floor, a large
entrance hall, dining-room, drawing-room, and, a :epalon-
-robrts, nursery and bath-room, servanta'k halt, extensive
kitchens, and other domestic offices; on 'tile first floor and
front landing, three principal bodstoins and a dressing-room
to each, also a bachelor's. bedrOorn; on the • back landing, four
bedrooms. The outiftiftluigs are in keeping with the-mansion,
and comprise a -double coach-house, two four-stall stables, a
loose bd.'s, tart shed, cowhouse, piggeries, &c. The gardens
are laid out with shrubs, evergreens, and ornamental trees,
stid contain a conservatory and range of hothouses. The
kitchen garden is walled round, and stocked with choice fruit
trees. All the buildings are in thorough repair. This lot is
within half-an-hour's• ride of Liverpool, and is a desirable'
residence for any private gentleman. A small pottidn of the
south-west end of the park is copyhold of the 'manor of West
Derby ; the residue of the park, with the mansion house, out-
buildings, and gardens, are freehold of inheritance.
4. A Close of LAND, situate on the west side Of the highway
leading from Knotty Ash to West Derby aforesaid, containing
3a, Ir. 10p. statute measure, now in the ocetipatiOn of Edmund
Mackinlay, Esq., and bounded by lands of the late Dartel
Powell, BSc. This is an eligible .lOt for tlre erection of villas
thereon. ,

5. A desirable COUNTY( RESIDENCE, with large Garden,
'Orchard, and a dose bt Land thereunto belonging, adjoining
'the laStlot, containing 4a. 3r. 10p. statute measure, the land
being in the occupation of Edmund Mackinlay, Esq., and the
&veiling-house, out-buildings, and gardens of Joh.", Briscoe,
Esq., and having a frontage to two public reset. The dwelling-
house contains on the ground floor' Entrance-hall, dining-
room, drawing-room; with the %.ISual kitchen accommodation,
and other domestic offiees. On the first floor: A sitting-room,
four principal bedtdoms, with a dressing-room attached, with
two large attics above. The garden is walled round, and con-
tainst'hothouse and greenhouse. The orchard is planted:with
ehoice fruit trees, and the outbuildings comprise a coachhouse,
dairy, and room over, four-stall stable, loose boa, shippon for
ten cows, piggeries, &c., all in good repair and tonditiOn.
'6 A FILL ii, situate 'on the west side or the Town
leading to the village of West Derby„ adjoining the Jast lot,
containing 3a. Or.' 13p., statute ineasttre, part Whereof is now
in the occupation . of Sampson AkoOre, Esq., and the residue of
John Briscoe, Esq., and *hating on land of the late Daniel
rowel'. Eq. This lot is eligibly situated for building pur-
poses...
Lots 4,5, and 6 are copyhold of inheritance of the Xanorot
Welt Derby, and arc subject to a trifling quit rent to the lord
of the manor..

A considerable portion of the puretiase money may remain
on mortgage,
Lot 7, previorf'.y advertised, , has been sold by private
contract,
permission of the tenants, the Mansion House 'and the
Dwelling Houses may be viewed on Tuesdays only, !toot Mo-
duction of cards, which will be furnished by Mr. Nunes Bevan,
wine merchant, 9, Rumford-street, Liverpool; and further
particulars may be had on apptitation to him, or to the auc-
tioneers, Church-stre Li''7erpool ; Mr. William Culshaw,
architect, 11, Rutiford-place, •Liverpool ; or Mr. Edmund
Ward, solicito`r, Prescot.

Eirtt-rate Corner WINE and SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, at
the outskirts, doing a trade of great magnitude. •
Important to BREWERS, SPIRIT MERCHANTS, and Parties
• desirous of embarking in a-safe money-leaking business.
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o'clock In the evening, upOn 'Ole Prettses, in one lot, the
whole of the TENANT'S INTEIVEST in the exceedingly valu-
able LEASF, 'CO:ether -With the GOODWILL-IN-TRADE.
LICENSES, FIXTURES. and POSSESSION of that well-
paying Cotner Free PUBLIC-HOUSE, WINE and SPIRIT
PAUL r, judiciously situate, being No. 215, in the preferable
part of Chatworth-street, and at the corner of Smithdown-lane,
fronting Parliament-street, and near the New Cemetery and
Fringe's Park, and distinguished by the sign of the Spelieland
Arms. The above is in one of the very best possible situations
for a country at the outskirts, and the situation ikeenfetxgedly
the best in the locality. The premises hare bden bat within
the last few years in a substantial Manner, and .command the
trade of very.rdany streets, affording a certain guarantee of to
continuance of the large and independent trade So successfully
carried on for schne time past. The lease has Many 'Years to
run, at a very moderate rent.
For further particUlars apnly to Mr. W'righ., Licensed
Victuallers' Atictioneer and Valuer, 9, Bahnett-street.

The ILLUMINATED CLACK CONFECTIONERY SHOP,
situate No. 166; Dale-street, close to the New Public library,
St. George% Hall, and midway between the two Railway
Stations.

A, R. WRIGHT is instructed by the Proprietor, in
consequence of removing to North Wales; to SELL by
AUC' lON, uzion the Premises, To-Morrow (Tuesday); the
11th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon', all the
TENANT'S INTEREST in the GOODWILLLIN=TRADE,
FIXTURES, and POSSESSION of tftri:AbeVe conspicaously-
placed CONFECTIONER'S, STOP. The premises comprise
neatly-arranged shop, :p lour, sitting-room, four bedrooms,
and bakehdfise 'tAtil. superior oven—in fact, every convenience
for carring on a good business, which the Situation must
alVrays.cottimand with common attention.
N.B.—The foreign wine trade might be added with great
advantage, as a retail wine license can readily be.obtained to
the above premises on giving thirty days' notice.
For further particulars apply on the premises; or to 'tr. F.
Elliott, accountant, 21, North John-street; or at the auction-
eer's offices, 9, Basnett-street.

Under ft Bill of. Sale.
18, Trafalgar-road, kgremont. modern HOUSEHOLD rUlt-
NITURE; rosewood Drawing-rooni finite in dairiask, Cottage
Piano-forte in rosewood 'cue' prime Feather Beds, Bedding,
Plated Articles, Dinner izlal:ta. Service, Chimney Glass,
WindoW CUrtainS, Hall Chairs, and Effects.
Air R. GRICE will SELL by AUCTION, on
Monday next, the 10th inst., at Eleven o'clock prompt,
on the premises, 18 Tra'algar-road, Egremont, the whole of the
eXcellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
The drawing-room includes chimney glass in gilt frame,
rosewood centre table, four rosewood chairs, • couch and easy,.
in damaslit, powerful-toned cottage piano-forte, in rosewccd
case by Van Gruisen, music stool, Canterbury rosewood inlaid
work-table, handsome carpet and rug, steel fender, fire-irons,
mahoganytoo easy chairs,
three Judia vases, damask window curtains-heontgatinaiyi
blinds, and china tea-caddy. ... •
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mahogany chiffonnre r, Frencii lamp, bronzed tea urn, damask
table Over, plated articles, dinner service, glass, Kidder-
minSter carpet, rug, damask window curtains, tenders, fire-
. .

Bedrooms are furnished with three painted wardrobes, six
sets painted French bedsteads, six hair mattresses, four feather
beds, ten pair blankets, rosewood and mahogany chest of
drawers, three painted ditto, painted washstand 'and table,
dressing glasses, carnets, bath chairs, toilet ware, lirt sets
moreen hangings and poles, Venetian blinds, fenders grid 'Are=
irons.

Hall and Stairs---Oilcloth, stair carpet, rods, pair mahogany
ball chairs, four door mats, together with the usual Kitchen
Item*. .

May be viewed on the morning of sale, and catalogues had
froin 11kr. Grice at his office, 40, Whitechapel, Liverpool.

GenuineROUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cabinet Piano,6-octaves
in mahogany case, Wardrobe, plate glass in back, large Chim-
ney Glass, 60 inches by 50, handsome Carpets, Drawing-room
Suite, covered in rich figured velvet, of the choicest *odd,
prime seasoned 'Feather Beds a poWerflii-toned Cottage
Pilnoforte, in rosewood cast, 7-octaves, good instrument,
Fenders and Fireltotb.
Gract will, SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday
next, the 11th instant, at eleven o'clock precisely, on
tie Premises, 13, St. Acme-street, the whole, of the excellent
FURNITURE, cabinet and cottage pianofortes, dinner and tea
services, drawing-room suite, in walnutwood, the choicest
wood. The mahogany articles include, in drawing and sitting
rooms, sets of chairs, sofas, centre :and other tables, several
capital carpets, chimney glasses, sideboard, dining table, book-
case, • dinner and tea services. The mahogany add painted
articles in bedrooms Comprise wardrobe; bdlf tester and other
bedsteads, prime seasoned feather beds, dressing-glasses,
drawers) toilet, tables and stands, ware, with the usual cnamber
requisites, handsome hall table, stair carpet, rods, barometer.
titiepiece, oilcloth, kitchen requisites, and other articles of,
domestic use.
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May be viewed on the morning of sale, and catalogues had
from Mr: Grice, at his office, 40, Whitechapel.

EGREMON T.

Modern FIOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Chimney Glass in gilt
• frame, Cottage Piano-forte, by Dreaper, Liverpool, in rose-
wood case; Staffordshire .Vare Dinner Service, with gilt
handles and knobs;; Moderator Lan-ips, FriUited PrintS;
Regulation Rifle; by Williams and Powill; LiVcrpool ; Tele-
Esefinencets, boy! 83t e.
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A. ESSRS. F. &. J., RODGSON will ....41J DT
_i_v . AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 11th September inst.,
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punt ually at Eleven o'clock; on the Premises, No. 1, Bud-
greave-place, near King-street, Egremont, Cheshire, the
modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., ineliitli4 • ,
Rosewood circular centre tab's, qiree-tiers. 10iat-not, sheet-
toned cottage piano-forte' by Dreaper, LiVerpool, inahtigany-
framed conch, se.,, Wets Of chairs and cabriole lounging. chair,
all in haireloth ; easy chair in leather cloth, pair of turnover
inalsoganY card tables on pillars and claws, to form dining
table 6 feet 8 inches by 3 feet 6 inches; chiffonier, Pembroke
and stand tables, tapestry carpets, green and amber damask
curtains and lacquered po.les to two windows, Crimson ditto
and poles to two windows, moderator lamps, Venetian blinds,
Staffordshire ware dinner service, with gilt knObsAndbandlis.
In Bedchambers : Mahogany and. birch tddor bedsteads With
damask and dimity hanguigs, ...,ii!logany fourpost ditto and
green moreen,drpthiet, goose-feather beds, blankets, quilts,
mahogany -An d painted chests of drawers, birch and painted
toilet tables, dressing glasses crown-back chairs with loose
cushions, carpets as planned, Chamber ware, towel rails.
Hall and Stairs : Oilcloth as planned, mahogany hat and
umbrella stand, stair carpets, rods, door mats.
Kitchen dresser, china, glass, canary and cage, meat safe,
flower-pot stands, fuchsias and geraniums, garden tools, hen-
coop, poultry, kitchen and culinary utensills.
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To e publicly viewed on Motaay, 10th Septeiiher, when
catalogues may be fiad on the. premises ; or pre4rimosly, of
3lessm. F. and Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-
street, Birkenhead.

IMYLAKE.
GENT L 'HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Find-tonna semi-grand Piano-forte, China, Glass, Bedding, &c.
BY MR. GREEY,
•
On Monday next, the 10th inst, at Eleven o'clock in the fore-
noon, upon the Premises, The Dale,..lloylake,
T" genteel and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, comprising mahogany'and birch four-ost, iron,
half-tester, and other bedsteads, with appropriate hangings,
hair mattresses, blankett, ihOgany toilet glasses, chests of
drawers, wardrobes, dressing tables, toilet ware, cane-seated
chairs, rosevood and mahogany. 100, card, dining, and snap
tables, chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, hearth
rugs, fire-irons, &c., together with the useful kitchen requi-
sites, water-filters, &c.,•&c. -
May be viewed on the morning of sale, and catalogues had
on the premises, or previously at the auctioneer's offices and
salerooms, Market-street, Birkenhead. fnaselo

gs, China, Wass, Lobby
rm Pinainstli.n
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pets,
Excellent modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cottage
Piano-forte in rosewood case, powerful-toned Square Ditto,
Oilßas-reddleled Guns, Hearth Rugs,
Pistols, Patent weighing
and Mangling Machine, &c..
- ' BY MR. GREEN.
Doubleaand
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Engravings
and Floor
Cloths,
On Thursday next, the lath instant, at Eleven o'clock in the
ine
Forenoon, at his spacious Commission salerooms, Market-
street, Birkenhead,
SEVERAL consignments of modern and useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, bronze, lacquered, and
cut-glass chandeliers, shop fixtures, portable shower bath,
weighing machine, mowing ditto, '&e.
May be viewed prier to and on the morning of sale, and
catalug.o es had. •
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A LDERNEY,- JERSEY, ,AND GUERNSEY
COWS.—A splendid Herd of the• finest form, purest
boc , and most productive qualities of the above justly
celebrated
FAMILY MILCH COWS.
Brought direct from the Chaumel. Islands, by 311.. Edward
Parsons Fowler, the only resident importer, will be on SALE
by Private Treaty, •
At LUCAS'S 'REPOSITORY, LIVERPOOL,
On Monday next, the 10th, and Tuesday, the 11th of Sept.

GUINNESS & CO.'S
etENTTINE EXTRA DUBLIN STOUT.
kir CAREFULLY BOTTLED, WELL MATURED,
AND FIT FOR IMMEDIATE USE.
Quarts ..............
.. 4s. ad.
Pints .............. 23. '.4(1.
Gills ................. Od.
.......

JAMES STEWART & CO, WINE AND SPIRIT MERCIIANTS AND BOTTL IANS
OF ALES AND poRTER,
QUEEN IN S URANCE- BUILDING S,
11. DALE-STREET,

THE DAILY TIMES, MONBM, SEPTEMBER 10, 1860.