Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-30 00:00:00

Sala bg Agrtion,.

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MR. BI3ANCII . respectfUlly gives notice of the
nnder-raeitiioned SALES :
This Day (Monday), the 30th instant, at. Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 22, Dexter-street, Saint James'-place, the
valuable Holinunri EURNITVRE, china; glass, a

number of Chinese, Indian,' and Bombay Mosaic articles,
and other effects pf Captain Cubbins, going abroad.:
This Day (Monday), the 30th inst., at Eleien o'clock, on the Pre-
mises, in Bold-street, corner of Concert-street, inconse-
quence of the late fire, the first portion of the very superior
stock of fashionable FURNITURE of Messrs. Bradley
Brothers, damaged by water only, which• has been carefully
restored and French polished..
To-morrow (Tuesday), the 31st inst., at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 175, Duke-street, the valuable HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, drawing-room suite in walnutwood,
piano-
forte, table and bed linen, and other effects.
On Wednesday next, the Ist February, at One o'clock, at
Vie Public Saleroom, in the Liverpool and London Insurance
:Company's Buildings, the corner of Dale-street anelligh-
. street, Exchange, upwards of one thousand dozen of WINES,
' embracing many binns of the choicest description,' seleeted
at "favourable opportunities, regardless' of cost. The stock
is all one property, and includes Ports in fine matured
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• condition, of the most select and choice vintages, the euip-
:' meats of Cockburn, Smith, Woodhouse and Co., Wiley,
Sandeman, Rods, and others of first-rate estimation ; Sher-
ries of all the most favourite growths, in brown, pale, gold,
arid amber; finer French and German wines, &c. Also, soma
fine BRANDIES, choice WHISKEY, of Irish and Scotch

descriptions, curious old RUM, &c., all duty paid.
On Monday next, the 6th February, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Premises, No. 21, Prospect Vale, Fairfield, the valuable

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, plate, linen, china, glass

pictures, books, and other effects of the late Mr. Williamson.
On Monday next, the .6th February, at Eleven o'clock, on the
Preinises, in Bold-street, the corner of Colqui+t-Areet, the
second portion orthe magnificent stock of Messrs. Bradley
Itiiitheik Cabinetmakers and Upholsterers. This portion
will include a great variety of _drawing-room,' dining-room,
library, and "parlour FURNITURE of the most costly de-
scription, and of those fine recherche designs for which this
flrmhas been so long distinguished. The material from which
the _Furniture is manufactured comprises specimens of all
the highest characters of rosewood, walnut, satinwood, and
birch ; and the whole has been restored (having been damaged
by water only) to its original state.
On Tuesday, the ith February next, at No. 7, St. Anne-street,
the valhable HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and effects of a
lady declining housekeeping.
On Wednesday, the Bth February next, at One o'clock, at the
Hanover-rooms, a very_ valuable BRICK-MAKING
MACHINE.

Valuable Leasehold PROPERTY, opposite St. George's-hall,
and adjoining the Queen's Hotel, in Lime-street.
BY MR. BRANCH,

'On Tuesday, the 7th day•of February neat, at TNVo o'clock in
the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, subject to the condition; of sale to be then
prodaced,

APIECE. of LAND, situate on the west side of
Lime-street, and east side of Rose-street, in Liverpool,
with the valuable BUILDING, called " The Freemason's
Hall," Shops, and other erections thereon, containing in front
thereto 38 feet 2 inches, and running in depth backwards on
the north side 97 feet 10 inches, and on the south side along
the centre, and including one-half of the northern wall or
gable of the Queen's Hotel, 95 feet 9. inches, and being in
breadth at the back or westwardly side 37 feet 11 inches, and
'containing in the whole 409 1-9th superficial s•,uare yards.
The Property, is subject to the free use and enjoyment by
the owners arid occupiers of the Queen's Hotel of the passage
of three feet wide at the southwestern corner of the said piece
•of land.

The property is well let, and brings in a rental of £4BB per
annum. There are also cellars, at present unoccupied, which,
if let, would raise the rental to £5lO per annum.
The tenure is leasehold under the Corporation, for the
residue of a term of seventy-five years; commencing on the
14th August, 1845.
For further particulars apply to A. P. Fletcher, Esq.,
Solicitor, Fenwick-street ; or to Messrs. Avison and Radcliffe,
Solicitors, Cook-street, Liverpool. 3feb2