The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-21 00:00:00

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The Dining-rooms comprises Spanish mahogany tele
table, with 4 loose drawers ; large mro-

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frame, 6u by 50; 3-light gas chandelier; steel-mea
and fir-Arons, chimney ornaments, damask curtail]

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The Breakfast Roam includes mahogany table in four parts, with
two D ends pier-glass in gilt frame, 44 by 34; rosewood cabinet,
with marble slab; Spanish mahogany chiffoniere, with ccllaret
drawers arid carve-1 back; hair-Nturfed sofa, with loose cushions and
bolster; 6 cc an-gany framed chairs, rocking and easy ditto, sofa and
side tables; damask curtains fur 2 windaws, Brussels car; et, planned
to rocra, and rur to match; veset,an and wire blinds. bronze fender
and fire-irons, gas chandelier, B.clays' time-piece, chimney orna-
ments, and about 50 volumes of hooks.
The Hall furniture consists of large mahogany hat end unikrelist
stand, with marble slab, 2 carved hall chairs, 8-days' clock in rose.
wood case, lobby cloth mats, bronze figur.s on stand, lobby lamps,
Chubbs' latch and 2 keys, mahogany table, &c.
The Bedrooms contain mahogany, birch and iron half-tester beda
steads, hung in damask and chintz, with palliasses, hair mattrasses,
and appropriate feather beds and bedding, Brussels and venetian,
carpets, marble top and mahogany wash. stands and dressing•tables,
painted and printed sets of toilet ware, mahogany winged wardrobe;
with plate-glass centre, mahogany and birch chest of drawers, aerial
and toilet glasses on marble slabs and carved supports, 26 bedroom
chairs, towel rails, mahogany boot rack, gas pendants, venetian
blinds, &c.
The Engravings, handsomely framed in carved oak, marble and
gilt, include 2 rare copies of the Trial of Queen Catherine, and the
Signing of Magna Charts, Cromwell and Milton, Crossing the
Bridge, May Day, Smithy, Believer's Vision, Anadell's 4 Shooting
Pirces, The Sabbath, Diffidence, View of Liverpool, The Pride of
Connemara, and abcut 14 other subjects, after Landseer, Cattermolei
AnsdeD, Stone, and other eminent artists.
The China, Plate, and Glass, comprises tea and coffee service
electro plate, sundry knives, forks and spoons, painted China dessert
service (107 Nieces), painted and gilt tea and coffee set (42 pieces).
large centre dish, cut decanters, claret jug, spirit frame with 3
bottles (champagne), hock and other wine glasses tumblers, finger
glasse', &c.. &c.
Also, the whole of the Kitchen Utensils. ineuding a large dresser,
alai nm clock, and a variety of culinary articles.

On view the day prior to the Eale, (Wednesday. May 21st) when
Catalogues may be bad. or at the Office of Mr. Eastty, 8, Msrbey-
thambels, Old Church Yard, Liverpool.

WELLINGTON HOTEL, NEAR WATERLOO
Fashionable Furniture, Pier and Chimney Glasses, Valuable Clock
Timepiece, iano forte, Modern Built Whitechapel, Horse,
Saddles, Tenant's Interest in Lease, Fixtures, &c. gre
MR. ALLSOP will SELL by AUCTION,
To-morrow and Friday, 22nd and 23rd May,
without reserve. by order, at Eleven o'clock, on the premises,
Wellington Hotel, Waterloo, near to the Southport Vailway Statinas
Waterloo ;—trains leave the Exchange Station, Liverpool, nearly
every hour for Waterloo ;—the modem, fashionable, well-made
FURNITURE, costly pier and chimney glasses, pictures, valuable
clock, timepiece, flue toned piano-forte, by Broadwood : monerrt
built Whitechapel, horse, saddles, gears, &c.
Dining and Sitting-rooms—Substantial well-made mahogany
chairs, dining, Pembroke, card, 100, centre, and other tables, hand-
some sofas, couch, loungers and other chairs, sideboard, ch ffonier,
cane chairs, carpets, rugs, painted floor-cloths, lobby ditto, mats,
stair-carpets, tumblers, glasses, splendid chimney and pier glasses,
fine toned piano-forte, by Broadwood,
Bedrooms—French half tester, four-post, French and other bed-
steads, mattresses, feather beds, window and bed drapery and fur-
niture, gold moul ings and decorations, bedding, chests drawers,
wardrobes, cane, &c. chairs, dressing and tci'et tables. washstands,
toilet ware, glasses, carpeting, fenders, fire-irons, commodes, barbs,
child's carriage, kitchen furniture and utensds, ware, brass, copper
and white metal articles, and culinary articles.
Bar—Modern 6-pull beer riagine, drainers,
taps, tubs, measures, glasses, decanters, drawe ,
Tenant's Interest in lease and bus'ne s (unless reviously disposed
of), held at a low rental, is well adapted for the accommodat-on of
visitors to this celebrated waterier* p ace; House is in excellent re-
pair; the furniture is modern and replete in every convenience; the
fixtures are all of the modern and useful dese ipticns ; attached to
the house are Livery Stables. ..oek-up Coach Ilou,e, large shed,
and yard, which can be Let off if required.
The situation of \Va'erloo is so duly appreciated by the thousands
who visit it annually, that a repetition of the beneficial and invigor-
ating properties as a watering place is scan
oppo, wiry as the present sale rarely occurs;
person or family would be a fortune being et
to a profitable and lucra`lve business, court
reTeetable, and healthful rest 'vice.
kor descriptive catalogues and further par
Walker, Mansion-house Hotel, D ury-lane, Live
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On FRIDAY next, the 23rd Inst., at Half-past One o'clock, at the
Brokers' office, 10, Chapel-street.
About 370 Tons Ichabce GUA N 0,
arrival daily expected, ex Baallica.—Apply to
STEWART & COX, Brokers.

On FRIDAY next, the 23rd inst., at Half-past One o'clock, at the
Brokers' office, 10, Chapel street,
About 200 Tons i'atagcnian GUANO,
STEWART & COX, Brokers.

ez Sarah.—Apply to