Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-10-11 00:00:00

MASONN

ties Boarded c

p lER HoTEL,
CANNING-STREET, WOODSIDE,

H. THOMAS,

:SON OF MR. E. C. THOMAS, OP THE STORK HOT

QTTEEN-SQUAI

opened the above pleasantly-

of Families and Gentlemen, hopes, by s

Atentien

%, to merit a share of their support

W. 11. T. also informs the public that, having

assorted stock of fine old WINES, he is prepared to

Orders left at the Bar of the Hotel will be punc-

tusaly attended to,

RADLEY'S BULL'S HEAD HOTEI

DINING-ItO OMS,
6, MOOR-STREET.

The BILL of FARE, each day, will be found ample and of

superioi qualit

BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS, TEAS, &c

WINES, SPIRITS, AND MALT LIQUORS,

OF FIRST...CLAIM; QUALITY ONLY.
N.B.—No Fees to Waiters.
ROBERT FRASER, PROP'

-%LETOR

BEST POR T WINE

I N V

ALIDS

"L O N D O N,"
CLAYTON-SQUARE.

ROEDERER'S

CELEBRATED

CHAMPAGNES,

CARTE BLANCHE,

CAN ONLY BE OBTAINED

“LONDON,”
C 1 Xll TON-SQUARE

Circular

DINING RO O S,
SLATER-COURT,

CASTLE-STREET.
THE MERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS

AND
LADIES' DINING SALOONS,

SLATER-COURT-CASTLE-STREET,

BANE BEEN GREATLY
61PROVED AND ENLARGED

RECENT ALTERATIONS.
D. ANDERSON,
PRopRIRTO3I.
_ _

Ladies and Gentlemen from theCountryNiii find
it very convenient to Luncheon or Dine at these
Rooms.-The Wines served are of the highest class.

WINE AND 'SPI'RIT MERCHANT,

SLATER-COURT-

- CASTLE-STREET,

Has greatly increased his Stock of Wn.as and SPIRITS,
of the highest class.-And Supplies Families on the
most liberal terms.-HAMPERS of WINES and SPIRITS
sent to all parts of the country.-Goods delivered

Free of Charge.-
plied to Families

—BOTTLED ALES and PORTER sup-

For Price List of Wines, apply to D. ANDERSON, at

the Wine Office

Slater-court

ANDERSON'S-5. CASTLE-STREET,

gontrarts

IXTA.NTED, CONTRACTS for LAYING DOWN

about 10,000 Yards of CRICKET GROUND

RS AND OTHERS.

THE Birkenhead Improvement Commissioners are
desirous of receiving Tenders for Renting the Spacious
Premises, known as the MONKS' FERRY HOTEL, adjoining
Monks' Ferry and the Passenger Station of the Birkenhead
Railway. .

ThesC Premises had, for many years past, been occupied as
an Hotel, and comprise, on the ground-floor, spacious bar and
bar-parlour, three sitting-rooms, communicating with folding-
doors, so as to form one large room, suitable for balls and
concerts, 59 feet long by 24 feet wide; four other private sit-
ting rooms, and a coffee-room, 28 feet long by 16, looking on to

the river Mersey; a kitchen, 26 feet by 20, with every requisite
cooking accommodation; fifteen sitting-rooms and bed-rooms,
on the first floor ; fifteen bed-rooms, on the second floor ; and
a like number of servants' rooms above. The basement is
entirely cellared under; the cellars to the front being arched,
and those to the back full lighted.

A well-fitted tap adjoins -the Hotel, with roomy yard, and
capital stabling and coach-houses.
There is a Pleasure Ground in front, and the whole Pre-
mises occupy an area of about 4,200 square yard,. The Pre-
mises may be either continued as an Hot I in one, or the Tap
and Stablmg might be let off, and the main building used for a
Boarding-house, Offices, Public Institution, Proprietary Schoal,
or for any trade or manufacturing purpose, to any of which
purposes the interior arrangements are admirably adapted.

The Tenders to be mule for the whole of tile premises in their
present condition, either by the year or for a term not exceed-
ing fourteen years.
Possession of the Hotel will be given at once.
The Prooertv will be Let subject to the usual tenant's rates

,ine!ont
nee:
the" Law-clerk'sLl;sf the
Committee,"
will
• ' owns up to and inclusive of Thursday, the 13th
missloncrs
October instant. •nl4
Tenders, , addressed drreecTievdedt to e

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