The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-28 00:00:00

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE,

11 ESSRS BYFORD and SON will SELL by
AUCTION, on Friday, the 31st instant, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms; South John-
stt eet, Liverpool,
A PIECE of LAND, with the Five DWELLING-HOUSES
thereon, forming 1161 f a Court, called 13rockiebank-court, situated
on the north side of Clayton-street, near the intended Museum,
containing in front 16 feet 6 im hes, in depth backwards to Back
Clayton-street 70 feet, and at the back along Clayton-street 11; feet
6 inches.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Neal and
~Martin, Solicitors,
Liverpool.

COLLIERIES AT BAGILLT IN FLINTSHIRE.
MESSRS. CHURTON will SELL by AUCTION
at the Feathers Inn, at Chester, on Friday, the 31st
day cf October instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, subject to
conditions,
All those vainsble and pro3uctive COLLI ER lES, called the Bagillt
Collieries, situate at Bagilit, about two miles from Holyweli, and the
same distance from Fine, together with the offices, engines, machi-
nery, tramways, tool , implements, and materials thereto belonging ;
and also seteral Freehold COTTAGES and pieces of LAND, with
Rea,. rvoirs, attached to a shipping stage on the River Dee.
These Colleries, which comprise valuably mineral ground, are held
under various lease. subject to a moderate royalty. In the land are
eight seams of coal, the aggregate thickness of which is about 33
feet I i inches, the greater proportion cf each of which still
remains unworked, and one of which contains a bed of Cannel 2 feet.
6 inches in thickness.
The coals are ot excellent quality, and well adapted for steam-
engines, smelting, house, and other purposes. The land also con-
tains seven beds cf ironstone, of the aggregate thickness of 9 feet
3 inches, which have been most favourably reported upon for their
richness, and which might be worked most advantageously in' con-
junction with the collieries.
The collieries are immediately contiguous to the River Dee whence
coal and iron can at all times be transmitted with great facility and
at a very moderate cost to Liverpool, and also along the Welsh and
Lancashire coasts and to Ireland. They have also a connection with
the Chester and Holyhead Railway, by which coal and iron can
be sent to Birkenhead, or any other part of the Kingdom ; and being
situate on the turnpike road between Flint and Holywell. they com-
mand an extensive home trade, both for private use and for the very
extensive lead smelting and manufacturing. establishments of the
district, there being a consumption of upa ards of 60,00)101111 aryear,
within a radius of four miles of the collieries. _

For further particulars apply to William Thomas, Esq., Bagitit
(the manager of the collieries), who wilt show the ptoperty ; :to
Mears. Churton, Auctilneers, Chester and Wkitechurch; or to.
Messrs. John and Edward Whitley, Solicitors, Liverpool.

WORD

SEASON!

Amid the " ills which flesh is heir to," few have such an influence
on the inhabitants of Great Britain as diseases of the lungs and
chest.—To wit :—The Liverpool Health Committee, Feb. lath ult.,
report 96 deaths front d,seases of the lungs, out of a total of 21g,
being nearly ONE-HALF The duty and requirements of every-day
life subject many to the piercing winds and chilling blasts of our
varying clime. producing Colds, Coughs, Sore Throats, Hoarseness,
Asthma, Difficulty of Breathing and Expectorating, Spitting of
Blood, Influenza, Bronchitis, &c. Thqt delicate structure the mucous
membrane, which lines the trachea and bronchial tubes, is often
thickened by an unhealthy secretion commonly called phlegm, a
sense of tightness is felt, respiration im,eled, and coughing thereby
necessi:ated— this effort occasionally ru,,tures a small blood vessel,
and pre imlnaries of consumption indicated 1 It is, therefore, in-
cumbent on ail, knowing these things, to carefully regard first
symptoms, and to amply some suitable and pleasant remedy, such as
JONES' ES,E tt,CE OF HOREHOUND AND SQUILLS, in
BottlesA Ni
Aat7idi‘loB
eitiNl•ianEoll
and 2j91, and JONES' FPUI IPECACU-
ANII 6,, Loz
in Boxes, is lid
and 2s 9d.
' '• . _

These megicines promote free expectisration, and hence prevent
that accumulation of phlegm which causes a sense of choaking;
they allay irritability, and tickliu.; in the throat, and by producl,g a
gentle determination to the skin, relieve that sense of oppression,
minces, and difficulty of breathing, which nightly deprives the
patient of rest.
Persons subject to affection, of the chest should, du; log the winter
months, wear JONES' AROMATIC PLASTERS on the chest,
which are far superior to the eammon warm plasters, and frequently
supersede the use of internal remedies, 6d, Is, and Is 6d each.
Prepar, d only at
JONES' PATE \ T MEDICINE& DRUG WAREHOUSE,

3, PARADISE ST., THREE DOORS FROM CHURCH-ST.,
AND 78, LONDON—ROAD, ONE DOOR FROM SEYMOUR•STREET
JONES' MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
Is Established on the Principle of Selling
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES & DRUGS ONLY.
Captains of ships, officers in t. e army or navy. ladles and gentle-
men, and others, going to a distant part of the empire, or into the
c ,untry, may at all times have a larqe or small ascot tment of these
Approved Medicines, sa:ely packed, with ample directions for use, so
as to go without risk to any h
distance, furnishing an admirable
resource of superior and well-tried remedies always at
Perfumers, chemists, &e., will,
on ap
price list, affording them an opportunit • -y
of purchasing on the very
lowest terms. plicatiop , receive a wh olcs +le

English and Foreign Agency carefully conducted.
F. G. J. receive, almost daily, parcels from London, whence all
articles of s new kind may be procured, free of carriage.

STREET OBSTRUCTIONS.

RICHARD SAMUEL, Esq., presents his very

sincere thanks to the Atthorities who cansed,a clearance to
be made, in the T., . „. r.

'BARAIbiADEOF. BUTTER. and BUTTER BOXES,
Which foraptly defended the Door of
~;, EDWARD KELLY and CO.

THE GREAT LANDING STAGE

Future Generations shall say—That Wonderful Piece of
Work was finished in the same year as

THE OPENING OF

KELLY'S GREAT BUTTER PLACE,

THE DEAN RICHMOND,

FROM CHICAGO,

Opened up the new supply of

BREAD,

Just in time for the extra supply of

BUTTER

Now on view at the
TTER PLACE

BACK OF Sr. JO TIN'S MARKET, and THE STORES

Under the Office of Weights and Measures

KNOWN FROM SLIGO to SEBASTOPOL !

Who ? Why

KELLY AND CO., TEE BUTTERMEN.

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES OF THE

BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL

NOTICE TO TRADERS

The Stamping of all such is done up' stairs. Down stair

ar© the Stores of

E. KELLY AND CO., BUFTERMEN.

IT is not True that the Town Council of Liver-

pool allow Storage to us, in order to prevent us stopping the

way in

UPPER DAWSON-STREET.

EDWARD KELLY AND CO,