Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-09-07 00:00:00

4. A Piece of LANI

south-wpt side of Fleet-street,

ni the north-west side 68 feet, and

e south-east side 60 feet 6 inches, with Twelve DWELL-
ING HOUSES thereon, four being Nos. 46, 48, 50, and 52, in
square at the back, called
of Buchanan, Fox, and others,
at the annual rent of £177 17s. Bd.

ht, forming

square, in the (

5. A SHOP, WAREHOUSE, and PREMISES, No. 3, on the
west side of Scotland-place, containing in front 20 feet, at the
back 17 feet 9 inches, and in depth backwards 43 feet 6 inches,
in the occupation of ➢ir. Robert Atkinson. Rent LSO.
6. A Piece of LAND; oh the north side of Water-street,
Toiteth-park, containing in front and at the back 29 feet
6 inches, and on the- east and west sides 36 feet, with Three
DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. 29, 31, and 33, theieon, in the
occupation of 11‘,:urdy, Pulston, and Humphrey, at the annual
rent of L 42 ISs.

7. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Heath-street, Tox-
teth-park, containing in front and at the back 17 yards, and on
the north and south sides 19 yards, with Nine DWELLING
HOUSES thereon, three being 33, 35, and 37, in Heath-street,
and six forming a court at the back, called Rickshaw-court.
Annual rent £95 lls.

Lot 1 is copyhold of inheritance of the manor of West Derby,
and all the other lots are freehold of inheritance.—For further
particulars apply to Messrs. Stockley and Wrigley, solicitors,
tuse2o

16, Castle;street, Liverpciol

FURNITURE, &c., NEW BRIGHTON, CHESHIRE.
MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor to the late
firm of Messrs. Thos. Winstanley and Sons?) respect-
fully announces that he is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION,
on Monday and Tuesday, I2th and 13th instant, at Eleven
o'clock precisely each day, on the premises, St. George's
Mount, New Brighton, the genteel and useful household
FURNITURE, mantelpiece plates of glass, in handsome carved
frames, some paintings, framed engravings, books, china, glass,
Schooley's Patent Refrigerator, and other effects, the property
of a gentleman changing his residence.

The Drawing-room Articles comprise curtains to the bay
windows of crimson 'moreen, with gilt cornices, pair of otto-

Dfa, with carved imitation rosewood

3 Katch the curtains, easy and sewing chairs.

and a get of eight chai

two devotional ditto, in needlework,
pair of swiVel-top rosewood card tables, centre table and a sofa
ditto of fine dark rosewood, console table, with marble slab,

warted by four ornamental gilt

scrolls, surmounted by a

plate of glass 80 inches by 60, mantelpiece glass, in a carved
and gilt frame, and a pair of girandoles, in carved and gilt
frames, glass lustre candlesticks, china ornaments, large Brus-
sels carpet, hearth-rug, polished steel fender and fire-irons.

In the Dining-room and Library are a set of well-seasoned
mahogany dining tables, 15 feet 6 inches long by 4 feet 9 inches
wide, on telescope frames, pedestal sideboard of rich feathered
Spanish mahogany, side table with shelves and drawers,
Sutherland table, on turned supports, set of twelve imitation
rosewood chairs, with seats in crimson moreen, and a couch to

match, two mahogany twle chairs,
and gilt comic(

to the two windows

rimson moreen curtains
s, six French moderator
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3russels and Persian carpets, couch in crimson moreen,
ay table, with drawers, a circular 100 table, on pillar and
6 feet wide, two mahogany-framed
nahogany bookcase,
irs, covered in morocco, chiffonier, 4 feet wide, plate
- is for two windows in the

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med feat

es of capital make and feathered mah(
toilet tab

of drawers,

with marble
t glasses in

and invalid chairs, several
dressing tables, Washstands,

Venetian; and Dutch

In the Hall, &e., are three tables of mahogany and rose-