Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-09 00:00:00

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HATS,

ROBERT JONES, &UNMAKE R,
3, GREAT lIOWARD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,

Mr. Joss Tenders to Contract with RIFLE CLUBS

Supply of Arms, &c., on the very Lowes

ANUFACTORY

BIRMIN GUAM

BONNETS CLEANED AND ALTERED
CEORG E J
has ready for inspection all the new styles in
STRAW, CHIP, SILK °RAF]
,

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FANCY BONNETS,
CAPS, READ-DRESSES, PLOVERS, RIBBONS, ETC.

51,55, & 57

GREAT CHARLOTTE-STREET

GuTTA PERCHA SHOES.

J • AND J

RAPER,

S COTLAN-PLACE,
WIIOLEsAntI3, DEP D OT, 33, MANCHESTER-STREET,
ITF ACTO RY, OLD HAYMARKET.

ECONOMY.IN GAS EFFECTED
BY MEANS OP
HART'S PATENT ECONOMISING GAS BURNER,
PRICE MVO SHILLINGS. To
No consumer should burn their gas without then'. _.
be had at the Depot, 69, Fleet-street, and of all respectable ti 8
Fitters throughout the kingdom.
One sent on receipt of Thirty StamP'• .-. _ . _
" 176 and 177, Strand, i January
in g
h, elBsv9e.ry
" Dear Sir,—l have much
tribbvu te
preventing tlie del i vaelrayr
go
ef the.
1)G:to:
satisfactory result of a trial of your Patent Gas Economising.
Burner.
PleLoasiiinlroeni,Ve.ci..t,
of at amount of light, as well as
"This Burner regulates sin
in a manner to produce a v
effect a considerable saving' Gas, ~ ..
tion of it from being blownotrhatroesugt:epaatrmtiaLipce4dra, a:ddeaAr'h,
oi e. :it
.1 _ yannoyaneo-- it
soils the ceiling and deteriorates partial combustion is a double source of in ur and
Ter!' truly yours, (Signed) SAMUEL SAINSBURY.
" To Mr. 11. W. Ffart, ft, Fleet-street." 785029

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Iligner 'franmere, Cheshire.
ti ouseh o 1 J. Furniture, capital tight-days Clock strikes the hours
and quarters, Bed Linen, Platen articles, a few Books, and other
genuine effects of a Family removing.
INI' LtS. F. and J. HODGSON-- will .S-FLL, by
. Et
LTSSCTION, this day (Ifonday), 9th May, punctually at' Eleven
o'clock, on-the Premised, .Nning Bank, liigner4kaamere, Che Shire,
the substantial ILJUSE11:)L1) FußsiruitE, colnprising in 1
_ . .

mahogany -,Two-eirantar centre tables; two sets of cuairs in hair-•
cloth, - hair-so:lifted' cum.-14 eievllent. 124E-stuffed
sofa in hair-cloth with extending frame tAarni sofa bed, escritoir--1
iitiaAW2l-i-ee, Kidderminster darpets; Teafbrokb and strap tables," I
chimney glass, feztderf, fire-ironfroiwindow curtains, china, gl4ss.
The Bed-chambers contain ir-ni Tuae.r, four-po,t, and other bed- -
stead. 4 and curtains; d•oaie. feather. beds,Lblanketsl large bath,
mahogany and painted chests of drawers, toilet thloks, swifig
dressing glasses,. chamber-ware, commodes.Eigfit-Jays clock' in
mahogany case strikes the hours and quarters
,oak screw napkin
press, oil-cloth, stair carpets, rods, door inatti:' The whole of the
kitchen and culinary utensils. To be publicly viewed on the
morning of sale, when catalogues may be had on the premises.:or
previously of Messrs. F. and J. liontisoN, at their Offices and
Rooms; Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

Exmouth-street, Birkenhead. Superior Alodern HOUSEHOLD
F Uil-N IT 13 RE ; briliiant-toned 61-oetaves Cottage Vithio-forte, by
George Nutting and Co., Londt,ii, in rosewood case; Drawing-
room Suite; in choice rose rood, uphofstered in rose coloured
silk taboret; pair of Inahogoay' Toilet Tables; with marble toils;
.mahogany Tudor Bedstead and-liartgings., &c. - •
"v. 4; J. HODGSON will SELL by.AUCTION, •
on Tuesilay, 17th inst., punctually at LleYen qathe
Premises, 99, Parktield-terriug„ExmOuth-strect (near Clatg7iton-
road) Birkenhead, tile substantial modern llousr.hold Furniture,
&c. (the who),ots,''opd;colldition).'., , - •
The Rosewood' Drawing-room Suite, upholstered in rose coloured
stripe silk -taboret, consists of six coronet baelc hair-stuffed, chairs,
eabriola le,gs ;' Buckingham cabri6le lounge, ditto lounging
chair; Canterbury what-not, on spiral pillars and carved open-work
sides; centre table, 'on pillar and cabri le legs;' the brilliant-toped
61-octaves cottage. piano-forte, by George N ut,ing and Co., London,
in handsome dune,' with shell front, screw musie,stdoe•&c.; nearly
new dark green i3ru,sels carpet, nearth rug, fender, lire-irons,.
cornice pole and curtains.
•
Oblong mahogany dining-table, on pill tr ; sofa, six chairs, and
lounging chair an laitir clOth, &c. • .•
Tha Belehambers contain massive mahogany tucior bedstead,
with circular footboard, serpentine ,Ornice and damask draperies;
pair of mahogonntoilet tab-es, on pillars,.witla Waite veined marble,
tray tops; toilet glast•s, birch chairs, dark green Brussels carpet,-
cornice poles, feather bed, -hair mattress, rails, two French bed-
. teads.
Oil cloth, stair cirpets, rods, doormats, useful kitchen requisites,
two school desks, hve forms,. &c. • •
To be publicly viewed on Monday, thel6th inst., when catalogues
may be had pa the- premises, ,or
.previously of Ale.-isrs, F. and J.
Hodgson, at nen' Olices and Roomi, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

Market-saTet, Birkenhead—Extensive Sale or. HousehOid FUR-
NITURE, Chimney Glasses, in gilt.frarrrs, mahogany and painted
•, - Wardrobes, Sidfboards, Bookcase, with socretaire, china, Glassy
&c.
•
- MR: GREEN will SELL by AUCTION, on Thursday
next, the 12th inst., at Eleven o'clock in the,forenoon, at Ins
spatuo as Commission Salerobins, M trket-street,
Seve .•al consirguminits of u.seful. kWO Uti.E, port-
able shower .13 ith, sponge ditt,), eight-day ci.ock, ek-tellef.t three
pump with hoar, steam, cooking. apparatus, water doer, asuperior.
refrigeratw, washiag, wringing, aim twanging machine, &c.
_ . May be viewed prior to th., sale, and catalogues had.

CIIESiI l Lt 1.41- ,vay b.ta':!..t Chester and Liverpool.
Ectreinely Valuable Freehald 'Estetes, cOtrfprebendieg in the
whole ,gout 1,400 Acres of Building, Villa, and or highly pro-
du Aive Garden Ground aad Agricultural Land,- in toe 'several
Townships of Great and Little Sutton, within half an hour's
journey front Liverpool or Chester a large portion of 'whien is_
free of the Rectorial Tithes, together With the several Manors,
' or Reputed Meaorg; of Great Sutton- anirLittie sntton, the whole
of which Eitafes will be sue-divided into upwards of 100 distinct
-
Lois; •
INTESSRES., CLIUATON have the hononr
announce
j. that they have been instructed by the
Trustee for Sat,e,
ureter the willof the late Joseph White, Esq.,
TO SUBMIT TO PUBLIC COMPETITION,
AT Tllll ALBION HOTEL, IN CHESTER,
• •
ON AVEDSESDAY, THULI.SDAY, AND FRIDAY,
The 18th, 10th, and 20th days of May, 1859,
- Commencing each day ,at Two for Three o'c.ock Most punctua!ly,
In the Lots set forth in the.printed particulars of Sale, or in such
otherand in such order as the A ;•eata of toe Vendor may decide
upon, and subject to such conditions as may then be proeuced, the
highly valuable and important
FIt•EE.d.OLD ESTATES
of the late Joseph Waite' Esq., situate in the Townships of Little
and Great Sutton, in the rerrish of Eastham, a must healthy
portion of the county, and land of the most fertile quality, about
six miles from Chester:land four from Easthain terry, on the river
Mersey, intersected_ by tow Cne3ter amid Birkenheal Railway, and
several Turnpifre'aeid - 'otter Reads, and close to• Stations oft the
. existing and proposed Rtilways, compreheading in the whole about
1,40 J sTATU rlt ACKF.B
of extremely productive arabie, rich grazing, and meadow lands
and healthy pia etatioas, with the;sl ins on or Family Residence of
SUTTON HALL, the VAIL WAY Hai'EL;aasi 'Premises at Sutton
Station, several well-built Farm houses, extensive ranges of
Agricultural Buildings,• and several good Cottages, the whose of
Which ass been judiciously Sub-divided into upwards of
. - 100 -KBPALLATE LOTS,
(varying in extent front about 140 acres to 1. acve) for the con-
venience of prfrehasers. '
his line Property is scarcely to be Squalled in the county, and
affJrds-hinum2rable healthy and welt planted sites for the erection..
of Villa and other itesTleaces, the grdater part of the -bawls being
dry and elevatel, co.nniamiliag beautiful view of the Cher hire and
Welsh Hills and the surrouading country. Ihe Lands are, for the
most part, rich tied fertile, having a suriace of deep soil with a
substratarri tide red sandstone, and the Estates are abundantly
supplied with springs of pare water. - •
It is proposed to layout new roads , across several portions -of
• the Estatei thereby affording consideratae froatageS, and also
bringing the whole of tile Lots within a few minute's walk of the
Sutton and Hootoa Stations on the Birkenhead and Chester Rail-
. way, and of any ne-y Station whiCh:may be.umde.nn theintencied
Line of Itaiiwey from Hootoo to clsby.
The Vendor being owner of the great or:
RECTORIAL TI CUES
-of -the Township of Little Sutton, acid of a portion of the Township
of Great Sutton, it is intended to merge the same, and sell the
whole of these Lands free of such Tithes.
N.B. The Sutto.l tall, 6r. Lie re.pcetive Tenants On
the Estates, will sho.v the vd.HOU3 Lots.
t-Printed Particulats, with Litlio;raphed Plans, may be had,
and any further iaformation, oteapp4catioa to Mr. W. 11. Brown,
Solicitor, Chester • Mr. navies, Estate Agent, Mollinton ; or to
Messrs. Churton, the Auctioneers, at their udders in Chester, or-
Whitchurch, Shropshire.
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