Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-12 00:00:00

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—.ars, apply to :Mr. Jenkin; at the Crown Hotel, 43, Lune-
;
between the hours of ten and four daily. 013

To BUILDERS, PAPER-HANGERS, and the Public.
NthESSRS. BYFORD and SON are favoured with
instructions to SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Friday), the
1 instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Rooms, Clayton-.
tAtuare,
derelir; genuine STOCK of PAPER-HANGINGS, from a firm
"nng this department of their trade, and removed for the con-.
venienee et sale
the Elio e.
,e;ery depTsrnent;
' ek will include , about 3,090 dozen, and is suitable for
Catalogu' iii plain and fancy Colours, Satins, Flocks, &c.
may be had at the Rooms.

HOUSE:IIOLp p
SIGNAL LAMPS,
SHIPSMITHS' TOOLS, SHIPS'
ESSIts. Ws, &e. CLAYTON-SQUARE ROOMS.
that the ORD' and SON respectfully announce
~..T.,will SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday next, the
6t instant,
tat 0,
Move, . clock precisely, at their Rooms, Clayton-
A variety of genuine
and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
glass, chi e
aa, paintii,Fcs,
and
sa ole ther miscellaained prints, shipsmiths' tools, ships'
1 enience of 11111)s, —eow, Property, removed for the con-
.
n
May be viewed on the In •
°ming of sal
had at the. Rands. .e, when catalogues may be

SHOP, DWELLINGT7ir-------o'usp,
------:
VALUABLE and PREMISES, in
BOLD-STREET' '
R. ViT1..,1 •
E will SELL by Aign.Tr.,,
11 (Priday); the 12thirigtant, at One toiic,""-11,, This Day
in tue afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, °o'clock prescree; -
.finbject to conditions of sale , Soapv j
St ohik-
The capital and commodious3one-fronted SHOP, DWELT.,
HOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 7 ,on the north-east side of Bold_
(long known as " Willan's Library,ae") containing in front/3 ---
Bold,. reet,+ and in breadth at tuts along a Common passage
to
severalli 3 yards, or therev.bo and being in depth -oanBB')t.,"
northwest side 78 feet 3 inches or thereabouts, and on the south_
east side 77 feet 10 inches, or thereabouts. h_
Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool for three lives,
now aged respectively 50, 44, and' 3 ; ancl for the term of twenty-
one years next after the decease of the survivor of tkent. For
Furth
r e partic t the office of Mr. John Atkixson
ulars apply a
Wr' Y°rl"AaLlhers North John-otoet, )
,

Delightful Residence, near the Lakes.
110 be LET, Furnished, Halecat ; a. commodious House, in the
Talley of Witherslack. It is placed on a rising ground,
commanding a beautiful view of Morecambe Bay and the sur-
rounding country. It contains three excellent entertaining-rooms,
nine bedrooms, nursery, epaciottr kitchens, bxtler's pantry and
bedroom, and all other necessary offices; also, a four-stalled stable.
Thei house is six miles from Windermere, eight from Milnthorpe,
eleven from Kendal, five from Grange Railway station, and three
journey from Manchester. For further particulars respegt,
1,1',"..Te P,,Perty, apply to Mr. Jackson, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal;
Wanklyn, Bury, Laßeakhire or *curs, Crossley and dud-
, '")l44lellester.

COTTAGE PROPERTY, BIRKENIIEAD.
WANTED, immediately, One or Two Lots of COTTAGES
in Birkenhead or Tranmere, must be well built.—Apply,
stating locality, net rental, and lowest prise, to Robert Hughes,
53, Church-street, Birkenhead. 6a16
LEFT-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, for Exportation, (Ladies',
Gentlemen's, and Children's,} for which the highest price will
be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at any hour
in all parts rf Lancashire and Cheshire.—Address Mr. or Mrs.
Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill.
N.B.—Naval and Military Clothes of all kinds hrmuht. tfn

There lordships have delivered judgment in this case,
which was an appenl from'a decision of the Lords Justices,-
affirming a decree of the .Master of the Rolls in a suit in
which the apellants were plaintiffs and the respondents
were defendants. The question involved in the case was
whether a legacy of £.5,000 left to the respondent, Frank
George Hopwood, by the will of his father, Mr. Robert
George Hopwood, formerly of Hopwood Hall, in the county
of Lancaster, was not satisfied by a stun of £5,000 sub-
sequently settled by the testator upon the respondent on
phis marriage with the Right Hon. Eleanor Mary Stanley.
It appeared that on the 29th of April, 1829, the testator
made his will, whereby he left all his estates upon trust for
the use of his eldest son, Edward John Gregge Hopwood,
the appellant, and upon trust to raise, among other sums,
£5,000 for each of his two youngest sons, of whom the
respondent. Was one, and a like sum for his dalighter, the
Right Hon. Mary Dowager Countess of Sefton. In "May,
1835, in contemplation of the respondent's marriage with
the Right Hon. Lady Eleanor Stanley, "a settlement .was
executed between the testator, the late 'Earl of Derby, the
;present earl, Charles James Stanley, Lady Eleanor Mary
Stanley, and the present appellant, in their various interests,
whereby, in consideration of the intended marriage, the
testator covenanted that,, in the event of the marriage
taking place, he would cause to be paid to the parties
therein named the sum of £5,000. The testator subse-
quently added a codicil to his will, by which he directed
the persons to whom he bequeathed his property in trust to
raise the sum of £7,000 to be applied to the use of his son,
the respondent, in the same manner as the £5,000 already
mentioned. The testator died in 18.54, and the respondent's
solicitors, who had forgotten.the existence of the settlement
for £5,000, paid the respondent £12,000, being the £5,000
and the £7,000 ; but they demanded the £5,000 back, on
the ;round that it had been settled by the payment of the
£7,000.' On the refusal to refund, a bill was filed, and the
Master of the Rolls held the respondent was entitled to both
legacies. This decree was affirmed by the Lords Justices.
Their lordships were now of ophsion that the decision of the
Court beloW was wrong, and must be reversed.
Judgement accordingly.