The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-16 00:00:00

*Ala lip Stadion.

GEOItCfrE T U R N E R,
AUCTIONEER,
ACCOUNTANT. AND ESTATE AGENT.
OFFICES—No. 34' CHURCH STREET. LIVERPOOL; A:4
TOWN HALL, ST. HELENS.
Sales conducted in town or country. Valuations taken. Advances
on goods for immediate disposal. Sale qnd rent accounts pron ptly
settled. Exectorship and other accounts arranged. A Register of
Properties and Trades to be Sod or Let.
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RODNEY STREET.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Grand Piano Forte seven
Octaves; Square Do. six Octaves with Radiated Organ
Pedals ; Violoncello, Violin, Tenor, Concertina, collection of
Handel's Sacred Works, original Edition with full Scores,
Framed Prints, Pictures, Silver Cruet Frame, Electre
Plated Articles, Shower Bath, and other remaining Effects
of a Lady declining housekeeping.
MESSRS F. and J. HODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, on Tuesday, 17th March, punctually at
Eleven o'clock, on the premises, No. 1, Rodney street (near
Mount Pleasant), Liverpool, the remaining HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE; including
In Drawing Rcom and Parlours—Rosewood oblong table,
ditto tete-a tete lounge and a sofa, pair of mahogany card tables
on pillars, sofa table, pair of what-nots tt) form music desks,
oblong centre table, three tiers book stand, sets of chairs in
hair cloth and leather, box ottomans, lounging chair, tapestry,
carpets, hearth rugs, curtains with gilt cornices for three and two
windows, fenders, fire irons, silver cruet frame, pair of electro
plated dishes and cavers, tea and coffee equipage, a few framed
prints, and oil paintings.
The Musical Instruments and Music comprise powerful
_toned seven octaves grand piano forte by Nutting, Addison,
and Co ,-in elegant rosewood case; square piano forte by
Wolf, six octaves, with radiated organ pedals and music bench ;
valuable violoncello in case, violin in mahogany case, tenor,
collection of (30) Handel's sacred works, the original edition
with full orchestral scores ; also, a quantity of sheet and bound
music.
In Bed Chambers—lron, French, and halftester bedsteads,
and draperies, hair and flock mattresses, goose feather beds,
house linen, pillared and other toilet tables, chests of drawers,
toilet glasses, commodes, chamber ware, chairs, shower bath.
Brussels stair carpets, two carved mahogany hall chairs,
door mats, the useful kitchen requisite's, &c.
To be viewed on Monday, 16th of Match, when catalogues
may be bad on the premises, or previously of Messrs. F. and
J. HODGSON, at their offices and rooms, Argyle street,
Birkenhead.

161PORTANT SALE OF PROPERTY, in Liverpool, Everton,
St. Helen's. West Derby, averlree, Liscard, &c
Ry Mr. GEORGE TURNER,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst., (instead of Tuesday, The 17th, as
previously advertised), at One o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon

Rooms, South John street,
THE ROYAL PARK THEATRE, situate
Lot 1. in Parliament street, Liverpool, and haying an
extensive frontage to that street, occupied by Mr. Rob -rt Edgar.
under lease for 14 years. at a rental of £l5O per a, num. This
property is leasehold under the corporation of Liverpool.
2—Three Seventh Shares in all that FARM called Caxton Lod e
Farm, at Cronton. in the county of Lancaster, containing 29 statute
acres or thereabout-, together with an excellent MANsIO 'a or
DWELLING HOUSE standing thereon, and the usual Farm Build-
ings and appurtenances, the whole now occupied a rental of £BO
per annum.
3—Five Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, Not. 5,7, 9, 11, and
13, in St. Alban's Place, Liscard, Cheshire, adjoining the school-
rooms there, occupied by Mr. J. Conliffe and others, at an annual
rental of £73.
4—Four Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 31, 13,
35, and 37. also in St. Alban's Place, Liscard, nea- the last lot,
now occupied by Mr. Sherlock and others, at an annual rental
of .4'56.
5 A substantial brick. built semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCE,
at Belle Vue, Wavertree. with the Garden and Yard thereto belong-
ing, now occupied by Mr. Widi.m R Hornty, at the low rental of
460 per annum. This property is copyhold under the Marquis of
Salisbury.
6—Another copyhold semi-detached VILLA RESIDENCE. also
situate at Belle Vue, Wavertree, with the Garden wad Yard thereto
belonging, now occupied by Mr. John H. Smith, at the low rental
of £5O per annum
7—A Freehold Detached VILLA. RESIDENCE, situate No. 1,
Lawton road, Rainhill, wills the Garden, Yard, &c., as now occupied
by Mrs. Robinson.
B—Another Freehold Deteched VII.LA RESIDENCE, a'so
.iate in Lawton road, Rainhill, with the appurtenances thereto
belonging, near 7.
9—A Freehold DWELLING HOUSE, near the Railway Station,
Rainhill, with a workshop af•joini g, standing on about 340 ac rare
yards of land, let on lea e to Sir. W. Johnson, for a term of 14
years, at the low annual rental of £2l.
10—Four Freehold COTTAGES, at Rainhill, within two minutes'
walk of the Railway Station, fronting the turnpike road from
Prescot to Warrington, with Garden In front thereof, occue,ied by
Captain Jane and others, at a rental of per annum.
11—Two substantially built DWELLING HOUSES, numbered
52 and 54, Roscommon street, Everton, now occupied by Mr. Caleb
Bold and Mr. Dickson; and Two HOUSES at the back thereof, in
Henry street, occupied by Richard Lloyd and another. Rental £54
per annum.
12—Three Leasehold DWELLING HOUSES, situate Nos. 56, 58.
and 60, St. Andrew street, Brownlow hill, occupied by Richard
O'Neill and others: and Eight HoUS ES, forming 'Mary's court, in
the rear thereof, occupied by John Rankin and others. Rental for
the whole per annum.
13—Two Leasehold HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 54 and 56.
in Copperas hill, 1 iverpool. occupied by Edward Williams and
another, at an annual rental of £36 Ss; and Five HOUSES at the
back, forming China place, occupied by MtKittie and others, at £4l
12s per annum.
Is—Two other Leaseho'd HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 58
and 60, Copperas hill, occupied by Joh,. Daws and another, at IA
8s per annum; and Six HOUSES, forming London place, occupied
by Guy and others, at a ientel £44
15—Two other easehold H ,USES and SHOPS, numbered 62
and 64. an Copperas hill, o. tripled by John Montgomery and another,
at £36 8s per annum; and Seven HOUSES, forming York place,
occupied by Eden and others, at £47 So fer annum.
16—Two other Leasehold HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 66
and 68, Copperas Hill, occupied by John Thomas T. ylor and another,
at a rents of £36 8s per annum; and six HOUSES, forming Lan-
caster Piece, occupied by Kernaghton and others, at £62 8s per
annum.

17—Two other Leashold HOUSES and SHOPS,numbeed 70 and
72, Copperas H;11, occupied by Thomas Budworth and another, at a
rental of .e 35 8s per annum ; and Six HOUSES, forming Chester
Place, occupied by Pollock and others, at 62 8a per annum.
18—One Freehold DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 14. Cnarters
street, Liverpool, occupied by James Hughes; arid Five HOUSES
at the back, forming the west side of Flizaneth Place (Court N o, 23),
in Charters street, all wall tenanted, at a rental of -€5l 7s.
Ig—A Freehold REEK HOUSE. No. 1, Lord street, Edge Hill, now
occupied by Mr. Thos. Wright, at a rental of .e 37 per annum; and
Two DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 3 and 5, Lord street, occu-
pied by Mr. Parr and another, at 4818 per annum. This beerhouse
is well suited for obtaining a spirit license.

20—Three Freehold HOUSES, numbered 2,4, and 6, Harhord
street, Edge-bil , occupied by 111 r. Birch and others ; and a Piece
of LAND adjoining, containing 360 square yards. Rental '5B per
annum.

21-Six Freehold COTTAGES, situate Nos. 27. 29, 30, 32, 34, and
36, Juno street, Edge Hill, now occupied by Mr. Thomas Hall and '
others, and a DWELLIINI(,-HOUSE, situate No. 3. Chatsworth
street, occupied by Mr. William M•Caig, at an a nnual rental oft 109,
subject to a rent charge of 422 16s 6d.
22-A Leasehold BEER HOUSE, No. 14, Irvine street, Edge Hill,
occupied by Mr. James Harrison, at a rental of 430 per annum, also
exceedingly well adapted for a public house. Ground rent 45 per
annum.
23-Five Leasehold DWELLING-HOUSES. numbered 4,6, 8.10,
and 12, Hyde street, Hardwick street, occupied by Mr. John Hen.
shaw and others; and Three HOUSES, numbered 7,9, and 11,
Stand street. occupied by John Davies and others. Gross rental
4104 per annum.
24-Eight COTTAGES, in Duke street, St. Helens, now occupied
by respectable tenants at a rental of 475 per annum. This pro-
perty is leasehold for 999 years.
25-Six other COTTAGES, in Duke street, St. Helen's, lately
erected, and not yet occupied. These cottages are also leasehold
for 999 years, and when tenanted will realise about 460 per annum.
26-Two newly erected VILLA RENIDENCES, situa eat Rain-
hill, on the top of the hill there, with the Gardens. &c. Leasehold
for 75 years from 1856, subject to a ground rent of 411 per annum.
27-1 wo Copyhold Closes of LAND, situated at Bellevue, Waver-
tree, adj.oting the railway, suitable for building purposes, and
containing excellent beds of clay. They contain together about
30.000 yards.
28-A Leasehold DWELLING HOUSE, numbered 18, Seymour-
street, newly painted and papered throughout, now occupied by
Miss Gortsadge, at an annual rental of 430.
29-Seven Freehold HOUSES, called Pembroke terrace, Dalton-
street, Liverpool, now occupied by Davies and others, at the
exceedingly low annual rental of 446 105.
30-Five DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 4, G, 8, 10, and 12,
Oswald street; a DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP at the corner of
Oswald street and Twelve HOUSES, formerly Stanley square,
leasehold under the E, el of Derby. Gross annual rental, 4226 14s.
31-Four Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 142, 144,
146, and 148, Mann street, Toxteth Park, and Four HOUSES num-
bered 9, 11, 13, and 15, Sun street, let at the low rental of 4145 12s
per annum.!
32-Five HOUSES, fora ing Elm !Terrace, William, street, West
Derby street, let at the low rental of 452 per annum. Tenure.
West Derby waste lands.
33-Four Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 2,4, 6.
and 8, Wilton street, occupied by Mr. Thomas Williams and niters;
and a DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, No. 22, St. Ann street,
occupied by Mr. Jack, at present :et for the low rental of 493 per
annum.

34—Three Leasehold DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 48, 50,
and 52, Brunswick road, occupied by Sir. John Robinson and
others, at £54 a year.

35—A DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, in Blenheim street,
near 'cotland road, now occupied by Mr. Nathan Bond. and a
HOUSE adjoining, In Jemima buildings, occupied by Mr• Vinesburg,
Rental .430 86 per annum.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. Anderson and Collins, 58,
Castle street; Mr. Hollins, Estate Agent, 31, Lord Nelson s reet ;
or at the offices of Mr. Turner, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 34
Church street, Liverpool, and St. Helens.

p E R A M B U L ATORS,

FROM 14s TO £5,

W. H. MOON'S GENERAL FANCY REPOSITORY,

ST. GEORGE'S HOUSE,

22, ISLINGTON.

WHEATLEY KIRK,
ENGINEER, TOOL MAKER, CONTRACTOR,

IRON AND STEEL MERCHANT.
description of Railway, Mining, and
other Plans, or R Stock, Rails, Chairs, Loco-
motive Engines, Carriages, Waggons. Turn Tables, Cranes, Mill-
wright Work, and Machinery, for home and expo' tatir n.
Drawings, Specifications, Estim,tes, and Models supplied of iron
Ships, Locomotives, Land Marine, High Pressure, and Condensing
Steam Engines, Boilers, and every ki,id of Machinery.
Offices :—Cross street Chambers, Cross-street, Manchester ; and
Warwick Chamb,rs. 3j. Hanover-street Liverpool.
Mr. GEOvG, lIISH, Chiet Eugi, eer, Liverpool Branch.
N.B.—Auctioneer and Valuer of every descOpton of Works,
Estates.

BOYS' CLOTHING MADE WITH GREAT TASTE,
At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street•

TT ANN A CIG ARS.
Just cleared a Case of Cigars,
BRA N D, "MISSOURI,"
Vs. per 100.
JOHN FRYER,
SUCCESSOR TO W. GREEN AND CO,
20, DALE-STREET.

ECONOMY in the CARRIAGE of PARCELS
by KIMNTON'S Express.—Expeditious conveyance
and early delivery for small Parcels and Samples. Par el, to London,
121bs weight, Is ; to Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, Sheffield,
and other chief towns, 91.
Parcels for Pads received before Eight o'clock, p.m., arrive there
the following evening; rate for 711,5, 4. 6d.— Apply for circulars and
further parficul TP. 7, Sweetir g street, Royal Bank Buildings.

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COPYING BOOKS, containing FIVE HUNDRED
Leaves, half-bound, paged, and indexed, which require
no Machine, are sold at
FOUR SHILLINGS EACH,
BY

CHARLES WILLMER,
WHOLESALE STATIONER,
19 SOUTH .JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL.

At LEWIS & COMPANY'S, Ranelagh street
BOYS are CLOTHED from the Ages of 6 to 20 Years,