Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

ALE! ALE!! ALE!!!

THE Liverpool Public have now an opportunity
of tasting the celebrated and far-famed

SOMERSETSIIt'RE ALE,

Which stands unrivalled in Bristol and the West of England. Judges

have pronounced it unparalleled, and on their verdict the Proprietor

has pleasure in inviting a trial.

XS= SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS,
CUTLE ItY,&o.—lmportant Marc:Lints, Captains, Hotel Keepers,
Vieltrs, and Parties Furnishing.
MR. HART has received instructions to SELL
by AUCTION, his Day, and following days, at
the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, 20, Church-street.
spbosite Compton House, Ltverpool, the whole of that valuable
ifOCK or rich CUT-GLASS, CHINA, EARTI'IENWARE, PAPIER
WICEIE, GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and
Weakfzet sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cat
glass Instres, of the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea
trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an
tausive and valuable stock of electio-plated tea and ,offee sets,
toddy or hot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks,
cud plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baske.ts, eleetro-plated
table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carvers anct forks
morocco cases; together with a great variety of ivory balance
latadie and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,
.r .r: most celebrated makers.

Eiae to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cataognes to
Ind on the Premises, 20, Churcn-streir, Liverp;,ol.
N.B.—Cash advanced on goods fur iann,_,diate and unreserved sale.

Valuab e FREEHOLD ESTATES, MA a SION HOUSE, and other
PIeOPERTY, in Carnarvoushire.
Pe WILLIAM DEW will SELL by AUC-
TION, To-morrow (Satnrdy), the 31st inst., at 01. e
o'c'ock in the eft moon precisely, at the C aside lintel, in the town of
CONWAY, in the following or such oth r Itts as they be determined
upon t the time of sale,
Lot 1. ell that compact and very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
ealloi COEDNAWR, situate in the parishes of Caerhun and Gyffln, in
the county of Caraiarvol, coadpris'ng a Mans o r Ilouse, tffiL'es,
Garden, two thriving Plaetitions, and about 43 Acres of rich end
well-watered Arab e and Pesture Lend, which has eeen famed by
the proprte or for several years, and is now in a good state of cultiva-
tion. Also, together with the above, or in two eistinct lots, as shall
be arraeged, a large Allotment on the lower part of Caerhun onn-
lain, the ga eater part of which is enclosed, and forms good Pasture
Land.
The Home has been recenaly erect d, cf the best materiels, and
without regard to exeense, and it contains spacious and laity drawing,
Aiming, and sitting r .oms, twelve excellent te.i rooms, and -suitable
kitchens and ether convenient ffteee, and is well adapted ter the
residence of a gentleman with a large family. The House commands
the most extenslasund delightful views—on the one side, of some or
the finest mountain-scenery in North Wa'es, and, on the other, of the
fertile and well wooded valley of the Conway; is wen sheltered from
adverse winds, and has a senthem aspect. There are several fins
lakes and trout -t earns in the vicinity, and excellent salmon fishing
in the liver Conway. distant o ly about two miles. 'The town of
Conway, which is a, first class stition on the Chesser and Holyhead
3tailway, 1s only about four miles distant.
2 and 3. A Fien.M, called " Maenyberd'," situate in the sail
Parish ot Caerhue, and compaLine a Dwelling House. and convenient
Warm Budding, 122 A 3r 17p or thereabouts, of excellent arable and
pasture land, now in the occupation of Mrs. J .ne Jones and Mr.
John Jones, as yearly renews th .roof. '1 his firm wi 1 be divided
into two nearly cruel lots, and the road running through it will be
the line of divieirir of :hese 10.8
4. A TENEMENT railed " Bron Ilentir," situate-in the eaid parish
of Caerhun, and comprising a Dwelling House anal Premises, and four
Closes, containing together 7a 3r 2p or thereabor ts, now or late in the
occupation of Mr. Thomas Roberts.
b. A DWELLING 1101.35 F, now occupied by Mr. D. Davies, and
BUILDINGS and PREMISES neer there e, now used as a facto, y
'and fulling mill, and occupied by Mr. Wm. al ugliest, including tat)
landlord's fixtures and machinery.
C. A TEN EM eNT, called FF Gerlan," situate in the said parish of
Caerhun, and comprising a Dwelling House and save ral e reads, con-
taining together 12 acres, now in the occupation of Mrs. Margaret
Jont-s.
7. Eight DWELLING HOUSES, lately erected on part of Gerlan
aforesaid, with the hardens teereto beloneine, now occupied by Jam
Williams an others.
8. A Frith, or Piece of Pasture LAND, called " Cae-maen-hir,"
situate in the said parish of Caerhun, and now in the occupation of
sir. Edward Elias.
9. Two other Friths or Pieces of Pasture LAND, called 'l' Cors
Ix len Penni " and " Cae W. en Penui," lso situate in the said parish
Caerhun. a, d now occupied by tier. Edward Elias.
In. Al that TENEMEeT, ended " Tanybraien," situate in the
lilFarish of Caerhun aforesaid,. containing &emit 20 acres, eith the
Dwelling House and.Oatbuldines thereon, in the occupation of Mr.
Robert Jones,
11. Al ENEMFN n or FR.In}I, called "Coe Coch," Containing 17
a res and 33 t arches of Pasture Lan now in the occupation ot Air.
Thomas Roberts.
12. A Faith cr Piece of LAND, ca led " Cae Mewr," containing
atont 12 a rue, now in the occupati, n of Mr. W illiam Jones.
1 13. cix Coe: PAGES anti Gardens, known es the Monntpleasant
Cott ges," situate near the village of Roewen, and now occupied lay
John ()wen and where. If deseed, these Cott: ges might furor part of
Lot 1.
la 14. A TENEMENT, called "ewer dynyfed," ejoining the said
•state of " Coedneawr' " and comprielng a DWELLING HOUSE,
Gardens, and small fi ht; also, another DWELLING HOUSE,
called " The ottage," v ith a Garden in front thereof, Low iu the
occupation cf the Rev. G.Frenwy
15. A TENEMENT, called " Trwynyrwhylfa," situate is the said
Parish of Caerhun, comprising Two COT TA iS and Gardens, now
occupie 1 by Rotaert 'Hughes and e hcnses Jones.
Also, in one or mare 1 te, iwo I'ENE eIE NTS, called "Henefail"
and " Itontddii," comnrlsing Two COTTAGES and Gardens. and also
several other CO OTAG eS and Gardens, situate in various parts of the
Tillage of Roowen, in the said parish or Ca erhnn, new occupied by
William Parry, Rob:rt Roberts, Hneh Roberts, Robe t Jones, Henry
Williams, Jatie Roberts, Walliana Owen, Sarah Jones Mary t owlands,
Jane Hughes, William Davies, Richard Junes, William Prichard,
Richard Hughes, ant Thomas Jones.
Ths above property offers a very desirable investment to any
-capitalist who might wish to occupy -he mansion-house and 1-t the
terms ; or to a gentleman Ceeireus if farming, as the principal
lots are near each other, and could be conveniently occupied together.
eot 1 may be vieeed on application at Coedmawr house, and the
otter lots on application to the respective tenants; and maps of the
property and any further patticuLrs may be obtained of the
proprietor, Air. Jehn Lloyd Williams; at toe effices of Mr. John
Ferry Jones, s linter, Dentaigh ; Mr. Henry Lloyd Jones, solicitor,
Danger: or Mr. Bell Williams, lord agent, 17, Hanover-street,
Ltverpool.