The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-02 00:00:00

Sgts-.b.g,Atiffion.

M R.. J.
IaterSEIREB. THOS. T&
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• AUCTIONEER. AND APPRAISER,
44, CHURCH-STREET, '
P to. his
Retunip-
friends and the public for the ;great
ytlo
encouragement he has experienced since he succeeded to that
longzestsyitsbealirm, and. anikamces that he has added to, his
business that of
• • ESTATE AND gclusE AGENT,
wkieh-Will be condneted on- the terms and prineiples adopted
' Mr. Griffiths hiving arranged with Mr. Robert Winstanley
in the metropolis.;
to attend to this department personally, every attention will
be paid to it, and a REGISTER OF ESTATES, FARMS, and
FURNISHED and- UNFURNISHED HOUSES, will be kept
for reference, at the Office, 44, Church-street.
Mr. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr. Winstahley's
experience in the SALE and' VALUATION of .WORXS of
ART. and ARTICLES of VERTU.
His WELL-LIGHTED PICTURE GALLERY being; situ-
ated in the principal thoroughfare' of Liverpool, is specially
adapted for Public and Private Contract Sales. .

. .
Genuine and excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.,
Griffiths's (late Winstanleys') Rooms, No. 44, Church-street.
wt. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late
Firm of Messrs. 'Winstonley and Sons) respectfully
informs the public that he will SELL by AUCTION, on
Tuesday next, the 3rd July, at his Gallery, Church-street, the
genuine and modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, removed
for convenience of sale from the residence of a gentleman in
West Derby-street, including a drawing-room suite of rich
waldutwood, the dining-room effects of !hie Spanish mahogany,
and the chamber articles, with other requisites of the kitchen,
&c.

The Drawing-room Saute comprises six fashionable chairs,
sofa, easy chair in line green damask, with curtains of the
same material, centre table, elegant chiffoanier, chimney
glass, tapestry carpet, rug, fender, &c.

- The Dining-room Effects include six chairs, sofa, and couch,
easy and reclining chairs, circular 100 table, and handsome
pedestal sideboard, • all of the best make and fashionable
design, chimney glass in gilt frame, carpet, china, glas,, &c.
The Bedroom requisites consist of birch half-tester and other
bedsteads, prime feather beds and bedding, winged wardrobe
-of handsome mahogany, chests of drawers, dressing• tables,
'washstands, a variety of painted articles, chairs, carpets, toilet
ware, and kitchen: requisites and other useful effects.
_ . To be viewed on Monday next, when catalogues may be had
at the office of Mr. J. F. Griffiths, No. 44, Church-street.
N.B.—As the above furniture is of a superior' and genuine
quality, the auctioneer has great confidence in recommending
it to the notice of the public.

To be SOLD, pursuant to an order of the. High Court of
Chancery, made 'in the matter of an Act of Parliament,
intituled, an Act to facilitate the Leases and Sales of 'Settled
Estates, and in the matter of the several ESTATES, settled
under the Will of Pattison Ellames,* deceased, comprising
• the Freehold and Leasehold Estates, hereinaftermentioned,
Aad in the cause of .‘ Bradish v. Ellames," anhl "Ellames
v. Bradish," with the approbation of the Vice-ehinCellor,
Sir Richard Torin Kindereley, the Judge to whose Court the
said matters and ceases are 'attached, by Mr. THOMAS
BRANCH (the person appointed: by the said Judge), on
Wednesday, the Ist day of August next, at Two o'clock pre-
cisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, Liverpool, in the County of
• Lancaster„*in six lots; Um' several Freehold and Leasehold
ESTATES, situate in Liverpool aforesaid, hereinafter men-
tioned, that is to say,
Freehold WAREHOUSE, in Crooked-lane,
Liverpool, in the occupation of the Representatives of
the ate Thomas Stevens.

~A
Freehold
PUBLIC-HOUSE; STABLE, and WAREHOUSE,
in Duke-street Lane, in the occupation of tke Representatives
of the late Alexander Finlay.
. Two Freehold ;HOUSES and SHOPS, Nos. Wand 10, Duke-
street, in the respective occupations of Peter Roberts and John
Brown.

Two several Leasehold' WAREHOUSES, "A" and " B," in
Mersey-street, in the respective occupations of Mr. Richard
Hartford and Mr. William• Williamson.

A Leasehold WAREHOUSE. "C," in Ansdell-street, in the
occupation of Messieurs George Robertson and Sons, tenants at
will, having an entrance into Ansdell-street through and over
the yard referred to in the description of the next mentioned
Warehouse.
r•lossehold WAREHOUSE,' " D," in Mersey-street and
Ansdell7street aforesaid, with a Yard forming the entrance to
the back of the said Warehouse, and also forming the entrance
or passage to a Yard at the back in the entrance to the said
Warehouses A, B, and C.
A Leasehold WAREHOUSE, 'l4: 36, iii Canning-place, in
the possession of John James Venn. • -
A Leasehold 41011 SE, in Ellames-court, Canning-place,
in the possession 'of lames M'Ctibbin.
A Leasehold PUBLIC-HOUSE,. No. 24, In Canninpplaee
aforesaid, in the possession of Mary Moran. -
A Leasehold PUBLIC-HOUSE; No. 2, Meriey-street, and a
Leasehold .I:LOUSE, No. 4, Mersey-street, in' the respective
possessions of the said John James Venn and of Thomas Beau.
• A Leasehold HOUSE; No. 2;in.York-street, in the possession
of Sylvester L. Samuel, and a Leasehold. Slioe,No: 27; Yl enrY-
street, in the occupation, of John Rigby.
. And a Leasehold ‘PUECLIC-HOUSE,' No. 13, Cases-street, in
the occupation of Bennett Jones, as tenant. ' I
Printed particulars'aricl conditions of sale may be had gratis,
in•Londott, of Messrs. Fieldand Roscoe, solicitors, 36; Lincoln!s-
inn-Fields • and in Liverpool, of Messrs. Eden, fanistreet, and
Parrow, solicitors; of Mr. George Marsden, accountant; and
of the auctioneer.. . • , . • —. , ' • •

FRED. tRS„gLIWARDS, Chief Clerk

To VitigF.LWRIGLITS,JOINBAtS; ai4 Ottiers.--Sale at

Walton . Village.
BY I!OWELL, • •
This DaY-(MondaY),- the 2nd July:. 'at, Twelven'elock.at noon,
th,. Premises, near Walton Hall .Lodge,. Walton,- in the
~veupation of James Woolfall. wheelwright' and l'oiner,
,r1.111,b remaining ,STOCKsiN.TRADR-a --the isitid
James Woolfall, an insolvent debtor, comprising a quan-
tity of ash, deal, elm, and birch boards. cart naves and fel.:
loes, work benches, saws, cramps, bags nf nails, ironmongery,
two cart beds, winch, gas fittings, timber horse, .signboards,
quantity of old materials and timber; grinding stone, and
ether effects in the
.tracied,. Also, the woodwork forming
°roof
of large shed, with glazed windows, doors, and partitioning,
office fittings, &a.
May.be.yiewed on the morniugonf sale, and further particu-
lars bad from Mr. }Lowell, auctioneer and valuer, 71, Great
Charlotte-street, -Liverpool;

Withotit Ilescrve.
FIXTURES, &c., of a CON FECTIONEWS SHOP.
• ' BirMR. HOWELL, Rensh. gton,
To-morrow (Tuesdaf) tthe 3rd instant,-at Two. o'clock in ;he
Afternoon, on the Premises, N 0.22, Kensington, Low:•hill,
THE excellent.*Sllols FIXTURES (for removal),
. .
comprising. counters with drawers, ranges of shelving,
back counter with ,dlelving, flourtibin, confectioner's °yell,
quantity of glass show jars, with confectionery, glass shades
and salvers, scales and 'weights, and other effects. •
May be viewed on tlie morning of: sale, and furtherparticu-,
lars had from 'Mr. Howell, appraiser, &,c., 71, Great Charlotte-