Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-11 00:00:00

a felt SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS,
CUTLERY,&c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, Hotel Keepers,
Visitors, and Parties Furnishing.

71,71-R. HART has received instructions to SELL
1111 by AUCTION, This Day, and following days, at
,the Birmingham Glass Conr:any's Establishment, 20, Church-street.
opposite Compton House, Liverpool, the whole of that valuable
IPOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EactrAENIVA,RE, PAPIEIi
RIACHE GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and
breakfast sets. toilette sets, dessert sets, &c.; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, elso a variety of richly-gilt and cut
ghas Instr.:3,4, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea
treys, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an
mei:siva and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee bets,
toddy or hot water kettles, i'quaur frames, cruet frames, toast racks,
and plated s lvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro- plated
btde or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers ana forks
Its morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance
haudle end German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,
t"3 die most celebrated makers.
1%5 :We to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cata'ogues to
had on the Premises, 20, Church-street, Liverpool.
N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and unreserved sale.

ASHFOr:) VILLA, OX ON ROA LIRKENHEAD.
2edern and sulntantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITU. E, Semi-grand
rhino-Forte, by CuPard & Co:lard; Upright Chimney Glass in open-
work Gilt Frame, Cut Glass (ia Ch•ndoher tr four bghts, three
very elegant Walnut-wood Dr.r.v ng room T,.bles on spiral pillaral
ek•ctilaJ Mirror, PR tures, Vi, lin, F.uta', L Crary of Books, Music,
port3b e Gymnasium. s:veral kr.ndred Hut-home 4nd Green-house
Plant?, Iron Garden Chairs, Orounent.l Vases, Iron Safe, throe
gilch Cows, Sow, Pout ry. and otter remathing effects of aviation:l.:in
removing.

;MESSRS. F Sz; J. HODGSON will SELL by
la AU C 'l' I 0 :v., on Tuesday, 15th September,
puma:ally, at Eleven o'clot k, cn t' e Pr mi,es, 'ASHFORD VILLA,
bxton Road, Birkenhead, the valuabe HOUSEHOLD FUItNuTUhE.
Esc., (crud ing
IN MAII0f; AN Y— Massive pedes.al silt board, 7 feet long, full set
telescope e.ining tables, 11 fee by 4 feet g i,cho on reede.l piilars,
With five leaves in mahog .ny case,ranairs in hair-cloth, bookcases.
with glaz d doers ant eac the powerful-toned semi grand piano-
forte by Collard es Collard
The raagnitic itt walnut wood centre t,tb'e and the sofa
table, all to correspond, of gr.• t be: t'y of design and rith
octagon top on spir.sl ealamns, the oval shaped occasional ditto,
Choi_ e wyrsmansbig, ,rcsewood.cabr.ole coach and two lounging
chairs, citto double music desk, set of dAto chairs in damas',.,
chimnr-y Wass, plate 51 x 46 inches in gilt opm-work frame, with
wreaths, air( nlar mirror n gilt frame, tapes ry and Brussels carp-ts,
Axminster health rugs, tat than&lier, in cat al ss , for four lights,
fenders in bronze ft,cl steel, fi.e i ons, a few pictures. framed prints,
&teas, bound and -sheet music, &c.

THE BEDCHAMBERS.—Mahogany four-post be isteads and (It:
pules, mahogany valet ta's'es with m.rb'e tops, wardrobes, ramerous
!bests of drawers, dr,ssing gl.sses, pair ted chamber forni :um, toilet
ware, 11,rir and flock msttres,ei, goose feather beds, thaval glass,
asrpets, finders, fire-ions, chats.
HALL AND S o A IRS.—Maho,ny hat stand, eight -day spring d'al
timepiece, II cloth, Brussels carpets.
lUtchen dr st er wi. h Otte shelf, culinary utensil.
The large collection of valuable green-11,44e and hothouse plants.,
csnament.l iron gar en seats, &e., three mitch cowl, breecdng sow,
poultry, &c.
To b.-, public'y viewed on Monday rext, the 14th September,
vixen catalogues may be had tn the premises, or previously of
Messrs. F. & J. H CDtiSON, at their office. and rooms, Argyle. street,
lairkmheacl,
N.B.—The house to be let, with--zreen houses, scalding, out-offices,
well et eked garden, ftec., and men y og shout an acre (Aland.

BY ORDER OF TIIE EXECUTORS OF Tit& LATE THOMAS PEER', ESQ.
MESSIt. MOS% WINSTANLEY and SONS
• +
will SELL by AliC t lON , on Wednesday the
16th day of Sep'eaiber, 1857, at One o'cloc't in the afternoon, at the
Claren on Room?, South John-greet. Liverpool.
Lot 1. A Piece of AN;) immedia'ely adjoining to E.;aemont
rer,i, on the fort t side of Tobin-street, and east side of King-streer,
Egli wont bounded on the nonh by land, late b,longing to the Rev.
- Mdinwaring and on the ea t by a street t, t,:e &rand of the
River Mersey, aul eontalniog about 7 323 yards.
Lot 2. A Piece of LAND. on t'"e th side of Church-street,
Zgremout, bounded on the .ea,t by a messusge in the occupation of
Captain. Leitch, and 'n the west by a meisuage in the ocettpatitai of
Mr. Alen, and containing about 4,100 yards.
Lot 3 A Piece of LAND, on the south side of Union-st-eet, and'
east side of Water-street, Egramont, b ;union oa the eats: by a noise
late belonging to Mr. John Lewis, d.ceased, and contaaaing about
480 yards.
Lot 4. A. Piece of LAND, on the south side of Union-street,
Egrcmout, oppo'ite to Union Terrace, containing about 550 yards.
Lot 5. TlVki HOUSES,Ia ely erected on the eolith sire of Union-
street, Egremont; one of the houses is in the occupation el Sir.
Fowler.

Lot 6. A Pie e of LAND, on the son`h side of Uaion-strjet,
Eg~emont, bounded on tho west by the last lot, and on the e,s, by
louses and buildings o:culdad by Mr. JAMIC3 Taylor, and con:aining
about 3,600 yards.

Lot 7. TEN COTTAGES on the north We of Ba Ik Chnreh-street,
Be.remont, ULU 4E, on the south aide of Union-
street, in tilt oz,cupation of James Taylor, will a Saw Fit and
Werkahop.
Lot 8 A Tria •gala- Pied of LANA of the sou h side of U, ion-
street, Egremciot. opposite the end of Darlington-street, and con-
taining about 3 430 ya ds.

Lot 9. A CO TALE and GARDEN in the village of Poulton, in the
occupation of Mr. DATE'S, and a Piece of LAND, (through whch
Staff way will probably be made,) on the north side of Wallasey Pool
(part of the hooks
,) containing resprctinly a' oat 12 perches and
17 perches.

-Cot 10. A MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOME, in the rorth aide
Of Char h-Street, Ecrerront, in the occupation of iv r. C. F. Cox.
Lot H. TWO MEiSU AGE -1 or DWELLING HOUSES, on the
north side of Church-Greet, Egremont, in the occupation of Mr. H.
FL Cox and Mr. All.n.

Lot 12; A large DWELLING HOUSE and GROCNTDS at High-
field, in the to.vnship of Poulton, and purish of Wallasey, with
la. Ir. 25p. of Garden and P.easnre Grounds, all freehold of Inheri-
taoce. A neat Lsdge, Conservatory, Couch Hon-e, Outhouses, &c.
The 'kiln star de to, about the highest point of Wallasey parish, and
commands a vi w unctinalled in this part of the counter; is about
twenty five ra'nutes distance from Liverpool, either by Egremont or
Seacombe Ferries, and contains on the euthasement excellent
Cellars ; on the first It o-, large Dining roam, Drawing. room, Break-
fast—nom, Kitchen, Pentnes, a c.; on the second floor, Five Bed-
rooms, Dre,sing-rooms, B 3 h, Water Closet, &c.; on the third floor,
'lleFieiveiGar*ea is tas etully laid out, Kitchen Garden well
stocked wail vegetables and Fruit Trees. '1 he House is approached
by a carriage drive from the roads leading from Lisca-d to Poultor,
and was built a few years since by the late Thomas Peers, Esq., w to
every at.entiou to come dente, Sc.. for his own reS.dence. The
House may be vi wed by wri:ten perm ssion.
The tenu e cf all the above proper y is freehol I of inheritance.
For further particulars apply as to Lot 1 to Messrs. Lace, Ma•sbal,
Roscoe and Gtil, e4olicito.s. Union Court, a ,d as to all the Lots to
Messrs. Fishsr and Son, Solfcitors, e:np'e Court, Liverpool.

VALUABLE. E3PaTE3 AT • PRE ,TON, LYTHAM, AND
ASH TON -13PON-R B B LE.
BY MR. H. C. WALTON,
On Thursday, the 17th 'ray c f September next, at Three o'clock f r.
Four in the a fternoo^, at the Bell lon, in Peyton, snbjoct to the
conditions _to be then psoduced, in the follow.ng or an h other
Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of-Zale.
Lot 1. A Piece of LAND, on the s )uth side of
.nelson-street, Preston, and bounded on, the
west by the back parts of premises f vnting Adelphi-street, con-
taining 107 square yards measuring from the centre of Nelson-
street, toge' het with the COT rAG 1.: and SHOP thereon, in the occu-
pation of E len Jll. ler, at a yearly rent of 4'lo ss. The uremises
are lers,hold for a term of tot 0 years, commencing end November,
1352, and are sobjmt to a yearly rent of .6 1 7s. 4d.
2. A Piece of LAND, on the n rth-cast corner of Emanuel steet.
Preston, and abutting on Murray-street, containing 354 square
yard;, measuri g from the centre f Emanuel-street and slurray-
atreot, with the Three COI TAG 3 thereon, in the occupation of
Samuel Bennet, Henry Fawcett, and Robert Robinson, producing
the yearly rent of £24. 14s.
3. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Emanuel-street, mai .in.
tag the above, conlaning 341 square yards, measuring from the
!rat.re of Emanuel-street, with t-e Four COTTAGE-1 thereon, in
the occupation of Va-garet Rogers, Mrs Watts, t homas Jackson
Mihail, and David Macdougab, producing the artar,y rent of -
.031 4s.
4. A Piece of LAND, on the northwest corner of Heysham-
street, abu ting ou Murray-street, cortaning 345 Kane lafds
measuring from the centre of Murrac-:trees.. and H ) sham-street,
with the Three COTTAGES ar.d 8.. RE DVS 7,thereon—two in the
Secapation of Wiliam Thom, son eel Henry Simms, and one at
present unoccoV• d, pr,clacin • the yearly rent of Z 24 14s.
IL A Plot of BUILDING 1 AND. on the east side of Emanuel-
ntteet, mr sunning in front to the street 118 feet, and in depth back-
wards, measuring from the centre f Emanuel-street, 51 Let 7 inchee,
seta containin In t^e wvele 678 yard;.
G. A perp,ttral YEAR! .Y RENT of LS 10, 42, arising from, and
well secured on, Houses hi Helaharn-strict.
Lots 2,3, 4. 5, and 6 are freeho 4:1 of inheritance.
7. A highly valuable Freehold ESTA 'E, contai ing 49a 3r 20p
rtztate measure, or th,raahoirs, of excellent I AND, situated upon
the bank of the Ribble, in the Hamlet of Ashton, comprising a
newsy-erected Mansion-house, cane "The Larches," with de:uclied
susses of every dseuiption, large and prodnaive gardens, vinery,
andgree❑hon-es. stebtes, coach-houses, firm yard, and farm bade-
legs ; together with a VI L!...1 RESIDENCE, or Farm House, co led
Ashton Bank," and Six CO i TAGLe, upon different parts of
She Estate.
The Mansion Hence li beautifully situated uron the North
bank of the Ribble, in Ashton, about two miler from Preston; is
surrounded by tastefuly laid out pleasure grounds and thriving
plantations, and fit for the occupation of a gentleman of fortune.
8. A very dent. able, convenient, snbst. tidal, and well-built
ZESIDENCE, si mite frontirg the beach at Lytham, the c•Jrner of
Station-street, ant t ear the raPway station, with gardener's
cottage and other conveniences attached, and large proinctuve
garitus and pleasure grounds,-eontau log II the whole 4,598
sinare yards of lan 1. she premi es are ,easehold, and are held
fo • the residue of a term of 1,9 yeAre from the 8:h of Octooer,
11-11, subject to a ground rent or .£2O.
'the House contains dinnT, draw sill breakfast r:om
lihrcry, entrance-hal. but'er's pantry, kitchens, back-kitchen,
scullery on tee basement Boor. wi h nine exeellont bedrooms,
servants' room. bath, water-cleset, on tha rust flJor, and
sapaci,,ns cellars and vaults.
For further pattica'ars and plans appy to H. C. Walton,
the Auctioneer; • Mess-S. Park Son, and Garlick, Surveyors,
Preston ; Messrs. 1 odge and Harris. Solicitors, Preston; or to
Mr. H. Forshaw, 12, sweating-it eet, Liverpool.

-7J-ATES &HESS, ENGRAVEItS,PRINTERS
71 33, Loan-3TRRET. AND LITHOGIZAPHEItS,
LIVERPOOL. To H. R. H. Prince Albert.

yATES and HE
WEDDING STA NON FRY
SUPPLIED by 33, LORD STRIC
L IVER P 0 0

yATES &II ESS,
33, Lotto.hTnve.P. !DIE-SINKERS.

ERAL D Y. BOOKS ATATES and HEBB
Kent h r Ingpect,o-, and / T 33, LoRD-SRller,
fz Eitti ENGRAVING by I IVERPOO L.

JUST RECEIVED,

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF VERY
STJPERIoR
FRENCH FELT HATS!

BOTH FOR MEN AND BOYS.

These HATS are admirably adapted f,r Hot Weather,
',dna very Light and perfectly porous. In every respect
a GENTLEMANLY HAT.

.C. AND J. GILLHAM,
HAT AND CAP MANUFACTURERS.
101, LORD STREET.