Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-15 00:00:00

UNvER DEED OF ASSIGNMENT,

Highly imroitanisaleofGolilajd Slv,r Watches, Jewellery, Silver
Plate, ornamental Clocks, Bronze=, Electro Silver Plated Articles,
Articles of Vertu, and other valuab'e property,
94, t oLasritEE I .
8050N1NV014.413 ,respectfully announces
iN that he has received instructions to SELL by AUC-
TION, This day, the 15th instant, and f )?lowing days, a'
Twelve o'clock each day Irompt. on the Fremi e', 94, Bold,treet,
the v-ilrable and extei•sive cf kr. F. L. Gdlis,
WATCIIIIAKE < and SILVERS'aiITH, comprisine upwards of-
-300 GOO D AND SlLV'''lt WAtCIIES,
embracing the best description cf English levers, first-' keis Gin3eva
gold and silver lev.rs, together with cho ie:ect.on of ladies' go.d
Tratzhes.

CHOICE AND FASHION ITIL E JEIV LLERY,
ineuding maguirel3t gal Int ele s Ls the most elaborate desigrs.
Ronan cameo hi °ides of exqui i:e sculpture, brildant diamoed
rings, pins, &c., handsome gi Id gutrds in eve y varie'y of pattern,
massive gold Albert and brequet chains, wedding, s or, and grata
Ana gold and sliver p nett cases, bouquet holders, card cases, vile,-
garettes, sneff loaea, &c.
otBNAMEN rAL DRAWING-ROO:1 CLOCKS,
Of the highest (I.:silty and molt at.im:red descriptions, in geld bronze,
and ormu o, wth chaste r.nd elrstic menu is gs, in grcui,s, figures,
and statuettes, from the most fAnGus orig na sir, coati, ental galleries
Of art, 'with handsome perlest Ils and glass shad a.
EI-VER YLAtE AaD D ARTICLES.
errs.; risims tea and coffee equipa.es, in handsome patterns, side
46slies, liquor frame:, with cut ant er g acted bottles, cruet frames,
with handsome cut g'ass, toast racks, sugar batini, candleitick., ket.
ties, table and dessert forks and spoons, salvers, csk , trait, and cal('
baskets, teaspoons, t e alga: y, x c
BRITISH AND FOREIGN ORNAMENTS,
among which be filled ban, tsome Dresden china figures, oral
and B hemian :rates, a fi .e rol.e,tion of bronzes, in groure and fi-
gures, together with an assortn.eht of ladies and gesit'emen's dres,i-g
ewes, writing desks, work boxes, jewel cases, c. &c. After which
She whole of

THE EXCELLENC SHOP FIXTURES,
IlOmpris,ng counters, coon' er cases, large gll4's ex:es, ga, fitrngs, Ste.
May be viewed e,ch Mor irg of -ale, and catalogues 11,c1 on the
premises, or from :Ir. Bosomworth, atietzoneer an•i appraiser, 34,
Duke ere t.

MR. J. B MACLE3N will SELL by AIJC.I 10N
on Wednesday next, Sept. 16, 1857, at Seven
o'clock in the evening, at the Sale-roo 6i, Byrom-street, opposite
Great Crosshall-street, a few art c'es of household FU,NITURE and
other effect?, removed for ths conrcnit nee of sale, chairs to hair seats,
cane and rush 'eated ditto, -Painted crawers, rileesing tables and
wa:hstai,ds, capital eigh,-days' clock, in mall .gany c :se, patent
mange, in excellent co'-di En, a few pictures, ai.d mszcllanecus .rti-
c'es, the whole to be so d without reserve.

VALUABLE ES CATE 3 AT PRESTON, LYMAN', AND
ASIIION-UPON.RIBBLE.
BY MR. H. C. WALTON,

Os Thursday, the 17th ay cf September next, at Three o'clock f r
kour in the Afternoon, at the Ball lon, in Preston, snbject to the
conditions to be then } reduced, in the fe'low.r.l4 or an h other
Lets as may be agreed upon at the time of -a!e.
Lot I. A Piece of LAND, on the south side of
Nelson-street, Preston, and hounded on the
vest by the back parts of pr.mises t cnting Adelphi-street, con-
tninicg 107 square yards mastering from the centre. of Nelson-
street, toge,hcr with the COTriG'o: and SHOP thereon, in the occu,
paten of E len 511 ler, at a yearly rect of .elO Ba. The },remises
are leasehold for a term of I,eoe years, commencing ,nd November,
1362, and are subjeltto a yearly rent of .t 1 7s. 4d. . .

2. A Piece of LAND, on the north-east earner of Emanuel &tut.
Preston, end abutting on Murray-street, coo taining 3‘.4 Egnare
yards, measuri, g from the centre f limanael-s.freet and alnrray-
street, with the Three CO ITAG S thereon, in the ocenraliou of
Samuel Bennet, Henry Fawcett, and Ltob3rt 11,:.binsou, producing
the yearly rent of £24 143.
3. A Piece of LAND, on the cast lids of Emanuel-street, adj ,in-
ing the above, conia ning 341 square yards, measuring from the
Centre of Emanuel-street, pith toe Four COITAGE!I thereon, in
the occupaVon of a; a.garet Ro;rt,rs, Mrs Watts, 1 Lomas Jacks( n
Halsall, and David idacdcngali, producing the ytar,y ri.nt of
431 48.

4. A Piece of LAND, cn the north-west corner of Heysham-
street, abutting on Men ay.street, corttimmg 345 squ 0 yards,
=ensuring from the centre of el urray-Areet and fitysliam-street,
with the Three COTTAGES and Be KE g 0 US thereon—two in the
Occupation of William Thomeson and Peery Simms,- and one at
present unwept' d, preclude c the yearly rent of Z 24 1-Is.
A. A Pict of BUILDING• LAN 0, on the east side of Emanuel-
street, mt mutiny in front to tha street 118 feet, and in depth back-
wards, measuring froze the centre a Emanue:-street, 51 feet 7 inches,
sad containin in tae 'stole 678 yards.
6. A perp,tual YEARLY REN I' of £8 10, 4d, arising from, and
wall seemed on, Houses ielleesharn-street.
Lots 2,3, 4,5, and 6 are freehrect of inheritance.
7. A highly valuable Freehold ETA E, eental ing 40a 3r 20p
statute measure, or thersabou:s, of excel eat LAND, situeted upon
the bank of the Ribble, in the Hamlet of Ashton, comprising a
newly-erected Mansion-Lonse, callee " The Larches," with deteched
offices of every description, large and productive garden., viutry,
and t roes-hon-es, stables, coach-housea, feren yeirei, and form
Inge ; togetlAr with a VILLA. RESIDENCE, or Farm House, ca led
" Ashton Bank," and biz CO TAGt.e, upon different parts of
ate Estate.
The Mansion Hence is beautifully siteeed uron the North
bank of the R.bble, in A hton, about te o miles from Preston; is
surrounded by tetetern ly laid out pleasure• grounds and thriving
plan:Mktg, and fit fir the occupation of a gentleman cf fortune,
8. A very desi-able, convenient, sub't ard
RESIDENCE, el nate fronting the bJach at Lytham, the corner of
Station-a:reef, en t t ear the railway 'Aileen,' w'th ga.clener's
cottage and other conveniences attached, and large proi::uctive•
gardens and pleasure ground, cent:tiring ie the whole 4,598
square yards of tan 1. '1 ha premises are 'easeho!d, and are hald
for the reeidue of a term of 59 yeere from the B.h of October,
1141, subject to a ground rent of .£2O.

The House contains drsain7, and breakfast rcom,,
libriiry, entrance-hal, buyer's f antry, kitchens, back-kitchen,
scullery on e basement floor, 'vi ti nine exeellont bedrooms,
servants' roam, bath, water-closet, &e., on the first floor, and
sapacicus cellars and vaults.
Yor further partica'ars and plans app:y to 31*. H. C. Walton,
the Auctioneer; Messrs. Pa,k. Son, and Garlick, Surveyors,
Pres on; Messr,. I odge an 1 Harris, Solicitors, Preston; or to
Mr. H. Forshaw, 12, sweet.rig-st 031, Livarpoil.

MR. J. B. I\l CLEAN v,lll 61-. LL, by AUG 1 lON,
on Friday next, I Sth inst., at Two o cock precisely,
St the Sale-r3om, No. 6, ilyrom-strut, a qnantity of FJRFEITF.D
FUDGES from the folluw:pg Pawithrolers. liz V.7m. blazon,
Ilarybone ; Richa d K. hoe, Vauxhall roe • ; Merry Shewell. Great
Howard-Area ; Richard R. Mart a, Great Howard-- t eat; Ric7iard
Viash,naton, 0:(1 Haitstre,t; B,,njanda C. Row:a- d, auxhell-
road; James Webb, Mount-ple sant ; Richard Shaw Richmond-row ;
and John 11. Rowland, scuiland•in.a,l; being g ode pledged w.th
the shows pawnbrckers previ .ns to the 18'h Sept.,

ELIGIBLE PROPERTY Iv WOOL ON, HALEV 00D, AND
DII'
By Mr. THOMAS TRAVERSE.
. . . .

On FEIDAY, ti<e 18th day of Serember inltant, at six o'clock in the
ereninv, at Mr. Y+te►t's, th,. Wooit, n Hotel, et Wootton, an`ject to
the tonditioos of ti e sale to be then pro 'aced, in the following or

such other lots as may be agreed up ri Et the time of sale.
Lot LALL that MESSUAGE or DWEELING-
HOUS4%, CO 4 TAG 4,1, and OUTBUILD-
INGS, caled "DANNEIT'g TEIIEMZNT," with reveral dotes of LAND,
'Amato in Ditton, containing in the whole WA. 3a 2cp. of Lanai, or
thereabouts, and formerly in the oczupatitm the late M . Isaac
Moss.

2. All those several Close, and Parcels cf LAND, situate in Hale-
Wood, wittia five minutes' walk of the Hal kw oi d and Di.ton Stations
of the st. Tielens and uarston Raila ay, with the MESSUAGE Olt
DWELLING-HOUSE, CO [TAG ot, and OUTBU LDING3, cared
"Tiara's." cantaLnin{ in the whole 8i Acres of Land, or thereabouts
and now in the occupation of Mr. Robert :unpick.
a. All that piece of LAND with t>e STABLE ard Three
CO TAGES there -n, situate on the east sde of Quirry•lane, in Mu h
Wootton, and in the rear of 'Two D selltrg-hc.use. formerly belonging
to the late Mr. Wm. reenough containing in breadth on the west
side, including ti:e si e of a certain street, c f 5 y rds wide, and • t
the back severally 20 yards, and rcinning• in rear o: depth bAckw..trds
14 yards, and containing in the whole 1,430 superficial square yards
of Land, or therek-.1) us, and am in the reipettive occupaticins of
Timothy Walker, and others.
The Tenure is Freehold.
- - .

Fur fnrsher partion'art apply to Mr. EDWARD Moss, Ilalowol 1
Brewery ; or robr. CROPPER, solicitor, Clarealon-baildiugs, South
J:lan-arreet. Livcrpool.

Valuable PROPERTIES at Bo tle-cum-Lineacre, and Taleton and
Vutala-streets. Everson, Liverpcol.

E SRS. THOS.IVII\I7)TANOZN and SONS
111 will SELL by AUCTION, enMonday the 21st
irstant, at Hal.Nast One for Tw ) o'c'o k, at the .Clarend'n Arms,
South JOn-streit, Llvo,po.)!, sal jest ti sack conditions as may then
a pro need,
Lot 1. Three ft)st,ntially and wel -brt It DWELL'. G-HOU,3ES,
fronting the river Mer'ey, containing two silting rooms, four bed
rooms, water c'oset, bw.th mm, and two kithens, with Gardens and
Land belong ng, now hi tie re.' ec ive occupaLens of Messrs. W.
ratkirson„ itl'ey, end ilult err, at the low rent of £3l les each.

e lieusci 'are wl h n a few minute,' wa k cf the Marsh-lane
Railway stat.on, and comainad a mast extens.ve v'ew of the r:irr and
bay, whilst they pos ess every advantage for stuniner residence and
bathing. Tne tenure of this lot is lea,ehold under the Earl of Derby
f or 75 years, from the 25th Ma ch, 1846.
Lot 2. Three DWELLING-114U3i...5, and COTTAGE cajoining
and at the back of lot 1. with Gardens and Land boleng.ng.
The H uses are respective y let at -f25 per anni.m each, and the
Cottage at £l4 per annum.. The 'eau, e cf this let is t,e same as lot 1
Lot 3. All thl Freehold Piece of A‘D situate la Everton, on the
south side cf Tarleton-street, con.ta:ning in front to the said street
aid at the back res2ectively 120 feet, and rt.nnii.g. in depth on the
east and wept sides reap ctiv ly 39 feel 9 irches, wlich said 1 icce of
land contains 53) square yards; togeth r the Eight capital
MES',UAGES. or Dv: llinc-Lonscs. and Wail:dings ere::ted thereon.
And also all that otter Piece of Freehold LAND, sltuale in Ever.cn
aforesaid, on the north,side of Victoria-street, and at the back of tha
firstly descritied premises, and coata'n ng in frost to Vic:or a-street
and in br,teith at the back 120 feet, and is depth on t.e ea t and
west sides 25 feet 7 Inc es, which s.,id piece of land ccnt.-ii:s 351 it 9
square yards ; trg3ther with the Fight Mt•:SSUAGES, cr
houses, and Baiiduass erected thereon.
The above-mentimed sixteen lioties are wel and substantially
haf.lt, and the rental e-seeds '.225 per annum. '
For further particula• s apply t. Mesirts. Duncan, Squarey, and
Blackmore, Solielo.Pt 1, Exchange-street. Wes', Liverpool.

YALTA:3LE FREEHOLD lIMBER-YARD IN SEFIO.:-
STIIEET, LIVERP,iOI„
By Messrs. AVALItER znd ACKERLEY.
On THirtSDAY, the 24 h lu tent, at cne o'clock in the kterncon for
Halt-prat One p eciaely, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, sutject to conditio, s to be then nro,;ticed,
ALL that Piece of L:\ ND, with the COUNT-
TING HOUSE and SHED thereon erected, at pre-
sent ocaspled by Me •srs.Wi frcd Carter and Co , en the cast
aide of Salton-street, in Harr ngton, Liverpool, containing in front
there'o and to ng in brealth at tt.e ba k severely 101 feat, and run-
ning in rear or depth backwards on the north and tooth side.,
severa:ly 177 feet and 6 inches, and containing in the whole 2,051
square yards of Land, or t';:ereabouts.
The Tenure the above is PreehAl of Inheritance.
For farther particu'ars apply I.) Mews. John and William More.
crott, Solicitors, 6, Clayton-square, Liverpool.

Want eri

71- ANTED, Two Respectable Office LADS,
7 with good cbaracters.—Apply to James Ellis, 6,
Leicester-bn,ll:ng s, ins-street. Liverpool.

1-I,,ITANTP.D, a respectable person to take
Vir charge of a BABY from a month old as WET
Nlift37.—Adlres9, A 5?, Northern Times cflice. •

ANIED, a LAU ND RY-MAID. A middle-
age Worn :n preferred Apply between 5 and 8
tht3 Evening et 12, Ashtoa-street, Pembroke-pace.

:a-ANTED, an APPRENTICE in an old es-
tHbliElled Oil and Italian Business. A nrogrtsive
salary will be givel.—Address-A. 62, Forthern Times Qffice..;

WANTED, A STEADY WOMAN to superin-
tend' a number of Girls in a MaLufactory, one who
can ba strongly recnnmended.—Address A. 63, Northern Times
Office.

11VANTED, an AGENCY by a Party in Liver-
ool, for articles in general demand, amongst thi,
Shipping. h .ving good connections.—Addresa A.
,60, _Northern
Times Cifice.

AVANTED„ by a resoectable Young Man, a
SITITAHON as BUTLER, in a Email family.
Can have a good recommendation.—Address T. %V.,' 57, Fair View-
place, 'foxteth-park.

A. Respectable Family, residing at the South
End of the town, would be glad to receive a
Gr.N i LEMAN into their house, as Partial Boarder.—Address, A 64,
craern Tunes office.

Ak-TA El), es Tenant or Purchaser, • a Coal
/ V Yard, with Stable, &c . on similar suitable pre-
mises, s'tua'e in Liverpool, near tho Canal.—Apply by letter X. Z.,
Neraern Times Cffice.

ANTED, by a highly respectable young
p rson front SeetLind, a situation as WET
NURSE, aged 22. Can take a B.tby front a Week old.—Address,
A 54, Northern Times ()Mee.

WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, a res-
V pFctable middle-aged WOM AN, as Upper House-
maid and Needle Woman. Excellent character indispensable.
Apply to Mr. Baker, 80, Bold-seet.j

VITANTED.—Any Person having a good SHOP
V BUSINESS to DISPOSE OF', may pn-liaps find
a CU TOM ER in J. S.. who is o 'en to treat cn f.tir terms.—Address
J. S„ Box J. 18; P.v.t-( Liv,rpool.

‘,IX.TANTED, EVENING EMPLOYMENT by a
Y young man disengaged after five o'clock p.m., to
to wsi,t a tradesman in making out accounts, &c., for an Lour or two.
.—Addre,:s A. 47, Northern Times, Pice.

WAN FED. a SITUATION, by a young,
MAN, 24 years of age (speaks German and Eng-
rs,), as PORT R, where he cal make himself generally it:eful.—
Address W. Pritchard, 18, Tituebarn-street,

WANTED, by a ycung gentleman, aged 20,
a UTUATION is a Merchant or Broker's Office.
Hoy bed four years' exper'ence, and can give unexceptionable refe-
ren,es.—Address A. 55, Northern Times odic°.

TO BAKERS.
-ITANI:ED, a thoroughly competent MAN, to
work a Fancy Bread Bakirg out of town.—
Apply, bta tin 4 wages expected, A 59, Northern Times office.

LEFT-OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large or
small quantities—Hats. Boots, Shoes, &c. ge Wo-
men and Ladies des'rous of disposing of the same will 1,3 waited
upl.n, and the highest price given.—Address A 55, Northern Times
Office.

W A
ITEFE,
DDL
Ea-
vv goodo.m .
_H UiSkEe E
entirel) KEPI aa
rn de
t tthe t.; I g
of a House and Servants. 3he satiation is seven mi'es from Liver-
pool by rail.—Apply by letter only, UAL A 57, Northern Times
°thee.

WANTED, a CIGAR and TOBACCO SHOP,
or a small HOUSE with SHOP, in the centre
of the town, with immediate possession. Rent per annum and nil
particu'ars.—Apply by letter, addressed L. IL, General Post-office,
Liverpool. --

Gentleriaao declining business on his own
,t),_ account, and who has held responsible situations in
first class Merchant's Offices and Local Bank, des7res a situation of
Trust. Most recectable references.—Acdress A. 61, Northern
Tines Office.

WANTED. by a Young Man, a SITUATION
as WAREHOUSEMAN, &c., or in any capacity
where he m ght make himself useful. Satisfactory references can
be-giyen, and testimonials prolnetd if required —Address, A 57,
Northern Times Once.

WANTED, by a respectable young Man, age
22, a SITUATION as IN-DOOR SERVANT in
a Gentleman's Faxily, o: a First-class Hotel, one that thoroughly
understands h:s business, and csa be highly recommended.—Address
A. 53, .Yorlherii, Times office.

ACommercial Tit.FIVELLER, of industrious
and persevering habitP2 having a good connection
amongst G cons and Druggists in the principal towns of Lancashire
and Yolkshire. desirous of a RE-ENGAGEYENF. Reference
from present emploler.—Address Alpha, Bari New road, Bolton.