The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-14 00:00:00

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GEORGE•TURNER,
AUCTIONEER,
ACCOUNTANT. AND ESTATE AGENT,
OFFICES—No. 34, CHURCH STREET, LIVERPOOL; AND
TOWN HALL, ST. HELENS.
Sales conducted in town or country. Valuations taken. Advances
on goods for immediate disposal. Sale and rent accounts pro: ptly
settled. Exectorship and other accounts arranged. A Register of
Properties and Trades to be Sold or Let.

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, Electro
Plated Articles, Shower Bath, and other remaining Effects

of a Lady declining housekeeping.
IVIESSRS 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 Room 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-nets to 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 'up, curtains with gilt cornices for three and two
windows, fenders, fire irons, silver cruet trame, pair of electro
plated dishes and emvers, tea and coffee equipage, a few framed 1
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 rediated organ pedals and music bench ;
valuable violoncello in ca,e, 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 half tester 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 requisites, &c.
To be viewed on Monday, 16th of Match, when catalogues
may be had on the premises, or previously of Messes. F. and
J. 1-I()DetsoN, at their offices and rooms, Argyle street.
Birkenhead.

Y, in Li'

Everton,

IMPORTANT SALE OF I'itOPERTI , g.iverpoot,
St. Helen's. West Derby, w avertree, Liscard, &c
By Mr. GEORGE TURNER,
On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inet., (instead of Tuesday, the 17th, as
previously advertised), at One o'clock precisely, at the Clarendon
Rooms, Eouth John street,
Lot I.THE ROYAL PARK THEATRE, situate
in Parliament street, Liverpool, and having an
extensive frontage to that street, occupied by Mr. Rob ,rt Edgar.
under lease for 14 years. at a rent „t'lso per aenum. This
property is leasehold under the corporation of Liverpool.
2—Three Seventh Shares in all that FA Rld called Caxton Lod e
Farm, at Crouton, in the county of Lancaste,', containing 29 statute
acres or thereabout', together with an excellent MANSION or
DWELLING HOUSE standing thereon, and the usual Farm Build-
ings and appurtenances, the whole now occupied at a rental of £BO
per annum.
3—Five Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 5,7, 9, 11, and
13, in St. Alban's Place, Liscard, Chesh,re, adjoining the school-
rooms there, occupied by Mr. J. Cord:fie 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, near the last lot,
now occupied by Mr. Sherlock and others, at an annual rental
of .156.
5 —A substantial brick. huilt seml-deteched VILLA RESIDENCE,
at Belle Vue, Wavertree, with the Garden and Yard thereto belong-
ing, now occupied by Mr. Widi.ln R. Hornby, at the low rental of
.t 69 per annum. This property is copyhold under the Marquis of
Salisbury.
6—Another conaltold seml-detached VILLA RESIDENCE, also
situate at Belle ue, Wavertree, with the Gard- n and Yard th7reto
belonging, now occupied by Mr. John H. Smith, at the low rental
of £5O per annum.
7—A Freehold Detached VILLA RE,,IDENCE, sitnate No. 1,
Lawton road, Rainhill, with the Garden, Yard, &c., as now occupied
by Mrs. Robinson.
B—Another Freehold Detached 'MLA RESIDENCE, also
siteate in Lawton road, Rainhill, with the appurtenances thereto
belonging, near 1)t 7.
9—A Freehold DWELLING HOUSE, near the Railway Station,
Rainhill, with a workshop artjoini g, standing on about 3(0 avare
yards of land, let on lease to Mr. W. Johnson, for a term of 14
years, at the low annual rental of £2l.
10—Four Freehold COT CAGES, at Rainbill, within two minutes'
walk of the Railway Station, fronting the turnpike road from
Prescot to Warrington, with Garden in faint there.,f, occupied by'
Captain Jane and others, at. a rental of .e4l per annum.
11—Two substantially built DWELLING HOUSE S, numbered
52 and 54, Ruscommoa street, Everton, now oc,upled by Mr. Caleb
Bold and Mr. Dickson a 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. 66, 58.
and 60, St. Andrew street, Brownlow hill, occupied by Richard
O'Neill and others: and Eight H )USEI, formin4'slary's court, in
the rear thereof, occupied by John Rankin and others. Rental for

the whole per annum.
13—Two Lemehoid HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 51 and 56.
in Copperas hill, 1 iverpool. occupied by Edward Williams and
ar.o.her, at an annual rental of 83; and Five HOUSES at the
back, forming China place, occupied by 111•Iiittie and others, at £4l

12s per annum. •
14—Two other Leaseho'd HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 58
and 60, Copperas hill, occupied by John Daws and another, at £36
8s per annum; and Six HOUSES, forming London place, occupied
by Guy And others, at a rental of .e 44 16s
15—Two other Leasehold HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 62
and 64, in Copperas hill, o cupied by John Montgomery and another,
at .4'36 Ss per annum; and Seven HOUSES, forming York place,
occupied by Eden and others, at £47 83 ier annum.
16—Two other Leasehold HOUSES and SHOPS, numbered 66
and 68, Copperas Hill, occupied by John Thomas Taylor and another,
at a rents' of .E 36 Ss per annum; and Fix HOUSES, forming Lan-
caster Place, occupied by Kernaghton and others, at 8s per
annum.

17-Two other Leashold HOUSES and SHGPS, numbered 70 and
72, Copperas H 11, occupied by Thomas Budworth and another, at a
rental of 435 8s per annum; and Six HOUSES, forming Cliest,r
Place, occupied by rollock and others, at 462 8s per annum.
18-One Freehold DWELLING HOUSE, situate No. 14, Cnasters
street, Liverpool, occupied by James Hughes; and Five HOUSES
at the back, forming the west side of Elizabeth Place (Court No, 23),
in Charters street, all well tenanted, at a rental of 451 7s.
19-A Freehold BEERHOUSE. No.l, Lord street, Edge Hill, now
occupied by Mr. Thos. Wright, at a rental of 437 per annum; and
Two DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 3 and 5. Lord street, occu-
pied by Mr. Parr and another, at 448 per annum. This beerhouse
is well suited for obtaining a spirit license.
20-Three Freehold HOUSES, numbered 2,4, and 6, Harbord
street, Edge-hit, occupied by Mr. Birch and others; and a Piece
of LAND adjoining, containing 360 square yards. Rental 458 per
annum.
21-Six Freehold COTTAGES, situate Nes. 27, 29, 30, 32, 34, and
36, Juno street, Edge Hill, now occupied by Mr. Thomas Hall and
others, and a DWELLING-HOUSE, situate No. 3. Chatsworth
street, occupied by Mr. William M'Caig, at an annual rental of t 109,
subject to a rent charge of 422 16s 6d.
22-A Leasehold BEE RHO USE, No. 14, Irvine street, Edge Hill,
occupied by Sir. 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, Hy de street, Hardwick street, occupied by Mr. John Hen.
shaw and others; end 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-
-1 petty 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 959 years, and when tenanted will realise about 460 per annum.
26-Two newly erected VILLA RESIDENCES, situate at Rain-
hill, en 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-Iwo Copyhold Closes of LAND, situated at Bellevue, Waver-
tree, adjoining the railway, suitable for building purposes, and
containing excellent beds of clay. They e.mtain together about
30,000 yards.
28-A Leasehold DWELLING HOUSE, numbered 18, Seymour-
street, newly painted and papered throughout, now occupied by
Miss Gort Badge, at an annual rental of 430.
29-Seven Freehold ROUSES, called Pembroke terrace, Dalton-
street, Liverpool, now occupied by Davies and others, at the
exceedingly low annual rental of 446 1
30-Five DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 4,6, 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 Earl 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 12a
per annum.!
33-Five HOT SES, forn jog Elm !Terrace, Williams street. West
I Derby street, let at the low rental of 452 per annum Tenure,
West Derby waste lands. . _ -

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33—Four Freehold DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 2,4, 6,
and 0, Wilton street, occupied by Mr. Thomas and oaten;
and a DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, No. 22, St. Ann street,
occupied by Mr. Jack, at present let for the low rental of per
annum. _ _

34—three Leasehold DWELLING HOUSES, numbered 18, 50,
and 52, Brunswick road, occupied by Mr. 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
H 0 USE adjoining, In Jemlma buildings, occupied by Mr• Vinesburg,
Rental 84 per annum.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. Anderson and Collins,

Castle street; Mr. Hollins;Estate Agent, 31, Lord Nelson street';
or at the offices of Mr. Turiler, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, 34,
Church street, Liverpool, and St. Helens.

WHEATLEY KIRK,

ENGINEER, TOOL BIAKER, CONTRACTOR,

•
IRON AND STEEL MERCHANT.
EVERY description of Railway, Mining, and
other Plans, or 11,L11ing Stock, Sails, Chairs, Loco-
motive Engines, Carriages, Waggons. Two Tables, Cranes, Mill-
wright Work, an Machin try, for home and exportation.
Drawings, tqaecifications, Estimatt4. and Models supplied of Iron
Ships, Locomotives, Land Marine, High Pressure!. and Condensing
Steam Engines, Boilers, and every kind of Machinery,
Offices r—Cross.street Chambers, Cross-street, Manchester; and
Warwick Chambers. '27. Hanover.street Liverpool.
Mr. GEORGE WHISH, Chet Engl car' Liverpool Branch.
N.B.—Auctioneer and Valuer of every description of Works,
Fstarr s, &e.

RIDING TROWSERS.

PERFECT EASE ON HORSEBACK
lrsured, ard a correct fit for walking, by

A NEW ADAPTATION
In Cutting the a'eve Garment, however tightly worn.
HENRY ADAMS,
'I AMOR' AND DRAPER,
60, RUSSELL STREET,

Just Published, by Messrs. Longman, Brown, Green, and
Longmans, ( and may be had of all Booksellers.)
Price 4s 6d, Crown Bvo 215 pages.
yiACNAUGFIT ON INSPIRATION. Second
Edition, Revised and Corrected.
REVIEWS OF THE FIRST EDITION.
"A work distingui,hed by a fearless investigation of truth, an
uncompromising hostility to deception and makebelleve. a sincere
worship of all which is holy and good,—distinguished likewise by
clearness of conception, closeness of argument, purity of expres.ion,
and completeness of arrangement"— Westminster Review, Ju y,
MG.
" A wise and clearly'reasoned book, written throughout in a most
reverent spirit."—Examiner.
" The whole work is characterised by high ability, scholarship,
thought. and sincerity."—Northern Dailu Times.

NEW DAILY PAPER.

PRICE ONE PENN T.

THE LIVERPOOL DAILY MAIL!!!

IT WILL CONTAIN
THE LATEST TELEGRAPHS, ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.

And all the News of the Day.

The First Number will appear
ON TUESDAY NEXT, MARCH 17TH.

OFFicE:
LIVER COURT, SOUIII CASTLE STREET,

LIVERPOOL.

MUSIC AT HALF PRICE,
FOR CASH ONLY.

ESSRS. HIME and SON beg to inform the
Public that they have determined to SELL the
WHOLE of their extensive STOCK of

SHEET MUSIC,
With very few exceptions,
AT HALF PRICE,
FOR CASH ONLY.

Notwithstanding this reductiin, Messrs. Hime & Son will engage
to procure Music with the same promptitude as heretofore.
HIME AND SONS'S
PIANO-FORTE, HARP, AND MUSIC WAREHOUSE,
57, CHURCH STREET.
N.B.—All Letters on Business to be addressed to the FIRM.

Enluta:ice Nottle2_______________--
MERSEY SHIPOWNERS' MUTUAL
MARINE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION.
Class I.—For Iron Ships.
Classes 2 and 3.—For British-built Ships ranging from 8 '40°14
years A I. to
Classes 4,5, and 6.—For Colonial-built Ships, and from
years A 1.
Partits having Ships to propose will please apply to Thom
Arnott, Seetet,ry, Liver Chambers, Tithebarn street

_ -
rrHE LIVES of MARINERS, EMIGRANTS'
I and PASSENGERS INSURED against Accident b/
Sea or Land, and Death from any cause, with or without CuroPel"V
Hon in case of Injury.
Railway and Commercial Travellers, and the Public in WWI,
Insured against all accident, with compensation. ilia
The Nautical Instruments and Effects of Mariners, and Bsgg
of Emigrants and Passengers, insured against loss at sea, at mon
rate rates of premium, at the Office of the Travellers and Mali
Insurance,Company, Revenue Chambers, Canning-place (opposi
the north west end of the Custom House), Liverpool.
JAMES D. C. TEIOMSON,

THE LIVERPOOL ANL) LONDON FIRE
AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICES-37, CASTLE-S 1 KEET, LIVERPOOL ; IA
20 and 21, Poulteny, London ; 61, King-street. Manchester '
Ingram-street, Glasgow.
1855. Business. 1858.
aelBA 271 Fire Insurance Pi emiums.. ...... ..222,2,9
98.50 Fire Insurance Losses
11 137...... Li.e Insurance new Premiums 12,771 .
63,100 Life Insurance total Premiums.... 72,782
12,758.... —Received for Annuities 17.338
11,316 Paid to I
Annuitants .
.he 11,9990,6
•
In addition to a dividend amounting to '49 000, yew
realised the following results :

Increased by Is not d.
£ e. d. .4' s. el. 4' % 0
The capital, in 1856,was 170 859 0 0 4,150 0 0 175,003 r. •
The Reserved Fund....1,9,.50 0 0 11 112 0 0 1,0,262 ; i
The Life Fund
The Fire Re-Insurance II
Fund .
..-------.."'
- 716,091 0 0 104,281 0 0 820,373 o .
Feb., 1857. SWINTON BOULT, ~
s ecretirt--
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4IFE ASSOCIATION OF SCOTLAND'
Founded 1838, and Empowered by Royal Charter.
and Special Act of Parliament.

IN CONSEQUENCE OF PARTICIPATION IN PROFIT
the Association's Policy-holders of five years' standing (at the °gib,
of the Divisions), have been required for many years to pay 0011
following Premiums for their Policies:—

Entry,

4100

s. d.l
1 8 6'
1 12 6,
1 17 11
2 2 !I
2 8 3
2 17 6
3 9 11
4 5 2

£3OO i £5OO

s. d s. 6.1
4 5 61 7 2 6,
4 17 6 8 2 6
I 5 11 219 5 :3
6 7 10.0 11 10
7 4 8112 1 1
8 12 714 7 8
10 9 817 9 5i
12 15 621 5 91
&c. &c.

1 'lOOO £2OOO

.e a. d. s.
14 411 28 910
16 5 0 32 10 0
18 10 6 37 1 0
21 3 7 42 7 2
2t 2 1 48 4 2
23 15 3 57 10 6
34 18 9 69 17 6
11 42 11 6 85 3 0
&c. &c.

—Teo°
f; la.
71 0
81 6
92 12,
Job I,‘,
120 1Y 5
1143 iQ
1174 1% 6
'212 1/

f
Until they participate in the prcfita, the Policy-holders 0- .05
„ift
and upwards need pay only One-half of the usual Annual Prenno'
the other half being allowed to remain in their hands (at interest)
-

as lorg as they plese.
The Policy-holders Incur none of the risks of partnership•
are free from all responsibility, and their sums assured are gu.-
tted. . _ .

The SCHEME for the CURRENT YEAR
WILL BE CLOSED ON

4th
SATURDAY t APRIL next, 1857
All included therein will ranhe
k as uf One Year's longer. thgl standiii,
later Entrants, and will participate One Year Earlier 1
Division of Profit. t
Applications for Aomission must be lodged on or before tha-

HEAD OFFICES.
L0ND0N..... 2O, KING WILLIAM-STREET, CITY.
Resident Secretary—TnomAs FnA SE rt.
EDINBURGH ... HANOVER-STREET.
Manager---Joun FRASER.
DUBLIN..

Local Secretary—MATTHEW MORISON. 0911
Win AGENCIES in most Towns thrs.ughout the United gillg

!IGEN at
Mesim Barbour and Co., 20. Water-streee•
Mr. T B. Wh..rmby. 27, NorLh John-street*
LIVERPOOL Mr. William Brown, 11, Buroford-place. 4.0
Mr. Robert D.nn, 2. Exchange street East.
Birkenhead. Mr. William Moss, Coal Merchant.
Chester Mr. J. E. Williams, Druggist, Bars.
Runcorn Mr. li. Coleburn Relieving Officer.
St. Helens Mr. J Thielfall, Ironmonger.
Warrington Mr. Richard Chorley, Accountant.
Wigan. .. Vacant.

~CDucattton,
USIC ACADEMY for Young Ladies, „asa,
DRAWING ACADEMY, 53, Everton
1,_;=.001. Terms moderate attended

W. T. B E S T,
ORGANIST OF ST. GEORGE'S Wall
LIVERPOOL, 410 bur
Having completed editorial and other engagemen's,on of wO
I ondon publbthers, is now enabled to devote a Pio"
time to the re,eption of
PUPILS FOR THE PIANOFORTE OR ORGI'I4.
Terms may be known upon application.
Grange Moui.t. Claughton, March 3, 1857

-•;=;;::---------"'"i,Tg St
DANCING, DEPORTMENT, EXEnum" bii
&c.—Mr. W. CLERC respectfully announces that
ACADEMY, 22, Islington, is OPEN for the SE.SON. D" ger
on Tuesdays and Fridays, at Two o'clock ; Evening T
Class 00 id.
days and Fridays, at Eight o'clock- Lessons on Monday Ev,...e tot
to prepare Pupils for the Evening Classes. A Private CLcisil
Ladies on Wednesday Evening, at Eight o'clock. Jileenlleeendo
on Saturdays, at Two o'clock. Schools and Families at
Private Tuition at any hour.

READINGS FROM GOEI HE, AND 0T13.0
GERMAN POETS. 4. 011
R. HUBER, Professor of the %-"e-
-m -Language, begs to inform the Friends of 0100
O
Literature, Olathe intends to give THREE GERMAN 11 A
.rcbo,
at the MEDICAL HALL, Hope Street, on Wednesdays,
to,
Mardi 25, and April 1. fr°
Subjects—Goethe's play of " Egmont ;" and Selection' ,z
Volume of German Poetry, lately published by Mr. Huber. botlr,
For further partieurs see programmes. which milL,begtreto
Messrs. Smyth & Co.'s, booksellets, Bold street and Beruocei I
Mr, A. Holden's, booksel.er, Church street; the Albion co.
at Mr. Huber's residence, 63, Bedford street north, A„........berc
square.