Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-26 00:00:00

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

'iece of LAND and the 16 DWELLING
situate in the township of Birkenhead

ieet a inches, and on the ease side 85 feet 5 inches,
being in breadth at the back 157 feet, and containing 1463
e yards ; and also a Stable standing'on the north-west corner

i m south side thereof, along a 3. Three Crofts or Closes of LAND, adjoihing each other, at the
,• on the north side thereof, top of and facing Phythian-street, containing altogether about
t, and measuring in front to 16,741 square yards. This lot is particularlyt eligible for building
west side, along a passage of purposes. and it abounds with clay. which itl ia,bplievpd ia nr ri„.

best quality for Vrick-making.
The tenure of the whole of these lots is oopytold of inheritance
of the manor of West Derby.
For particulars apply to Messrs. Rogerson end Peacock, Solici-
tors '4, Chapel-street, Liverpool.
BY MESSRS. BYFORD & SON:-
e 28th instant, at One o'clock in the afternoon, f
ecisely; at the Clarendon Rooms, gouth John-stre

Annual rental £2.610;
[ be afterwards offered

d Five DWELLING
th east side of Queens-

On Thursday, the -z,

Liverpool,-stibject to the. conditions of sale to be then prothreed.
also A Piece of LAND, with Three DWELLING-FfOUSES
“c s; bound thereon, situate and being Nos. 82, 84, and 86, on the sotrth-
tby one-half westwardly side of Smithdown--land and north-westWurdly sidn• of
Iv or Blanche-streot, Liverpool, containing in front to SwAthdown-rane
.ue north- 44 feet 6 inches, and in front It Manche-street 51 feet 8 inches, and
Annual rental running in depth bckwardts, on the north-westwardly side, 45 fer
Four DWELLTNe4
5• inches, then turning at an angle and running so" ,itwartl

long a common passage 4feet Wide 29 'feet 8 nches then-turning..
tt anothet angle- and' running; south-westwardly acroeethe
ex-
tremity of the said'common passage 44 feet, and then turning and
running south-eastwardly to Inanehe-street 15 feet 3 inches, and
containing in the whsle 2324 squatn`yards.
The premises are ltusehold under the Marquis of Salisßtqy 'for
the residue of the tertnnf 75 years,: which commenced on the, 11th

saw. NIG- 11 411
July, 1854, and are subject to the: payment of the annual rent! of
Lll 12s. 6ch, and to the covenants contained in the lease there f.
For further particula& apply to 'Messrs:. Christian and Cropper!
solicitors, 5; liarrington- xtreet, Liverpool.

By Order of the AdthitAtrator of thelate Nr. George Aleoek
BY. MR: BRANCH,

hn-street, Liverpool, on Wed

)eii precisely in the aft;rnoOni ihe'fblloyelni-O;;;;;CI;noth-e;'•
a§ may be aFeell upon at the timent

Lot I. rN (pa. m- up} SHARES. thir LIN
_ _
__,LOAt_c COMPANY.

2. rifteen :few (L paid)' SHARES in the'same Obinparry.
3. riirelive (paid up) SHARES in thd ADELPII3I LOAN COM-
PANY (United).
4. Eight Neir(f..il poi 41 811AILE4 in the sante•Company-
5. A SHARE in the LYCEUM, LIVERPOOL,
Apply to Mr. Prodshant, Solicitor,l6, South Castleustreet,Liver—

ESSRS. .1.1.110 W.N and TANNER will SELL by
AUCTION, on Tuesday, the 2hd day of August, next, at
4ne for Two,o'eloolcpreeisey,at the Clarendon lteoma,SioutlkSohn-
zeet, subioettitr comlitions, ,

, Lot' 1. Lfight 15W1ILLING-TdoUSE4•I22 Atighes,s.treetr,.TbKteth-
_,— park ; two or them.to,the' front of, and Nike.-ll'and,•lB. Ilatglies-
. street, and six:at the !at...14 fcirtnlng a conztcallectNiriliCbUrt.

breatith at bael.39 feet:3qneha94,: depth On :315Atil sidit.s6'feet6lnehes,
and depth •on tor th side•s6sfeer inches.' • TktitrPe fteehohE oft Inhe-
ritatbae.

2: A. PUBLICLIIOUSIton tiirtwest side "cti;',and I•r+m.l2o;,iii,Puark-
road; Toxtetimiark, huthe octursation 'of Mrt Thcznas Wilton.

Diinirnsions of Land': Tiontagr 'and breadth, atibaerk.seveoally 19
feet 6inehes' and'depth,7ll4. Tenure. freeholdkif-Inheritanee, This
lot is-subject to a Ikse to tholenant, at a rent.of,L6dt.untilarch
ESN; ant a rent orts2 last-fronr datk.until IlitrahrlB7(k.
3i, A-P'{WBLIC-131)11SE on the east side a, :ind• 4(6: 2iiin, Ftede-
ekk,strtiet, in the Oe'etipatiquof Mr? Wright:
Dhnensitons of Land: Firxtalre • and br eadthost •back severalty 16

feet 0 inehns,- and derith 39' feet:: Tetzwe leasehold undeli the 63r-
pocation teLiierrockaifiir thi4esidire of a teiMiol--7 w s;years,,which
cosomencedton the =ld •September;3&s2,. •
Alimlt te• Mr. Beige,. Acconntant,. Vmity Chambers, 224 Lord-
street 1: or WPM'. Fredsham, it iititor, 14 South, Castle-street, Li-

Without Reserve.
To AMATEURS and Others—Photographie CAMERAS and
LENSES, Solar MICROSCOPES, &c. Church-street. MESSRS.
WALKER and ACK,EhLEY will SELL I 1:_erli"!
by AUCTION, This Day, (Tuesday,) the 26th instant. precisely, at their Rooms, 55, Church-st,.."`
CAMERA, double lease, half-plate "--
folding view camera Aga
-

1111i.•711074-kg WI LIE,
the 9th day.of+Allgust meet, at Ttvo • o'clock in the

•eoscopi

On Tuesday,-

ditto: 1

_
object to •coirditionagnhe the mprothreed. ,
tt MESS-IT-AGE; STABLE, JOINVISr SHOPS,
STOVE'', SAW-PIT;: T ansl( LIMER- YARD, situate' on the
northliL that'
of• Istington and i Rid& 'Of Sol- to-street, in, Liverpool,
Dues had at now in the oectipationlM ol,t. Thomas, Wid dowsom, containing in
front ta Islingtoisa feet, and infecatt to•Sdik i-streetnnd. in breadth

private property c
May be view,

le, and eatalo;

:OUSEHOLD FURNITURE

on-the north sidatherect 64,feet,,be, the- aer; ‘ral cliniensions a little

more or less.
thitlery, &c., Church-street. . - _ The upper part of, tketWandil on, which t he Muse and Stable
stand, and 'extending in .a•ont ta,S6ho.etreet : 13 feet, and in breadth
MESSIS. WALKER AND ACKERL EY at the basks 39 feet .or tttereaboats.,,is,freelic Id of inheritance, and
will SELL by AUCTION, This Day, (Tuesday,) the 26th the lower parts-en whiet.i.the•Jninerackihap s; Stove, and Saw-pit
m.itant, and To-morrow, (Wednesday,) the '27th instant, each stand, which contam- s in.front.to ,seho-etrwet 81 feet and to 'sling-
da, 3', at Eleven o'clock precisely, at their noon* 56, •Church- ton 60 Pot, or thereabouts, • isqeasehubt Corporation of
street. the avne.11..... T-r.,,,---...•2 and er the

Musical Box, "
Lithographic Press, Table

term, of: sue , nl

Fe years, com-

a gentleman changng his-re
,street for the convenience o

prising sets of
couches, uphold
tables, m h
a °gar

rnencing on the 7th•day nfrMiireb.,i 1825..
For further particulars apply.tnaPr. Wiciiilass -son, on. the Premises;
...curs, easy chairs, sofas, and Messrs.. S., &..E. Whitler 84,zrh:z.ipson.,,sorceit ors, 4e,.Chapel-street,
.—, cloth ; mahogany. *dining •• and 100 Firer-poor; or. to Air,*.Rnaleliffe;., Solicitor, 4, at D 43 Liver-
. 9
_ veaestal sideboard, with plate-glass back, L
,s, mahogany library •bookease, with glazed doors VALUABLE . SHOW. DIWKIII.I-Ner-HcHUSE,
--18, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, fenders, BiaaiLi+STR.EFLIC'-
.uns, &c.
The Bedroom Furniture comprises inadern Tudor bedstead,
.if Spanish. mahogany, mit. WYLIE:wilt SELL By- AUK :TION,. on Friday,
the 12th oP3ingirit-next, at One for '. Cwo o:Clock precisely,
with appropriat:at Y, sets of four-post and half-tester bedsteads, .-
well-made
bedding, excellent anaggings ; hair mattresses, feather beds and al the afternoon,. at the- Clatendon..roatos , .Soc4li . John-street,
subject to conditions of &de,.
mahogany, capital maho winged wardmbe of fine Spanish ~,,,,,, .
can tal and commodlona,Stone4tonted SHOP; DWELLING-
ganY chest ' 'tables and '--- -1 . . .
glasses, cane-seated chairs, of drawers, toilet
HOUSE, And PREHISE.Sr.NCL Na.. 73, on. 73 the
Inc,rth-east- side of Bold-
. , and carpets- tx3r"' •

chunney g
and cupbc
.__ .

and BitEISES, in

ne Kitchen utensils and other effects.
Also a lithographic press, musical box, playir
We cutlery. &c.

street, g known.as, iclikn's. Lib= , r containing, in front to
Bold-street, and,in.tireadith at the back aloi 1g a eonur.on Passage
several'', 8. -yards, or thermbouts, and Ix .ing in, depth on the
northwest sido‘7B feet• 3 inehes, or thereabm its, and, on the south-
east sidb 77 feet 10;inehes-r or thereabouts.

Kay be viewed on the r

ieL-eiii;id-under the Corporation of Liv erpooli for three lives,
now apad.!.respectively 504.44; and 43-;- and : for theteria of twenty-
one year* next after the- decease of the s, urvivon• of them. For
further particulars, apply at the offtee o f Mr. John 'Atkinson,
golicitor, York-chambers, North John-stref t.

Sale of Wool Waste, College-lane.
MR. TROTTER is instructed to SELL by PUBLIC
AUCTION, on the above Premises, To-morrow (Wednesday),
th instant, at Twelve o'clock precisely, Five Bags of Wool
Maate, weighing about one ton.
May be sampled and viewed on the morning of sale. 1

,liendid gold Watch

tar Watel

ton of it

aces, Woollen

Liver-stre
Anne-stre

Zri- be #BI6, Miscrliantints

Is IC mkt. IfitAA CH,
_...ay; the 28th instant, at Two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool, in the fol- 1,104 t SALE, a Double Perambulator, in excellent order, cneap
lowing or such other lots as may be agreed upon at the time of r Apply at Dublin Vaults. 34, Great Crosshall-street.
sale, and subject to such conditions as may be then produced, 1110 FLOUR 6EALI;RS
Lot 1. A PIECE of BUILDING LAND, situate at 1_ excellent Flour Bin
a
.er Low-hill, adjoining Liverpool, on the north side of of Thomas-street.
,nd, and being at the top of Phythixn-street, being in front to the said
street 139 feet 6 inches, and running in depth backwards on the
01.
west side 84 feet I inch, and on the east side 103 feet 5 inches, and TO
mbeonSthsOLll,Aapphiyanatdsotmhee Bytwltheranodl'hi-ißyltrliEmßesDoOffiGee,
,aog3rie.zisiLNlo4:
112, Pitt-street.
being in breadth at the back 125 fait 9 inches, and containing 1312 __.
square yards.
;I_,L by 2. A PIECE of BUILDING LAN% situate on the south side of
it, at Seven Phythian-street, immediately opposise- the first lot, containing in
~- front to the said stre, t 144 feet, and running in depth backwards on

ON SALE, Three Barrels this season's Pecan !.`i UtS.
S. Gardner and Son, 2, New Quay.

Apply to

AND OTHERS.—FOR SALE, a very
Apply at 29, South John-street, corner

Zo 1c Xef,

910 be LET, a Shop, in the,best businesg part of Bold
Annly On the nrem;ses,'92, Bold-street.

rro be LET, a large Shop, suitable for a Pawnbroker or-Provision
1 Dealer, Derby-road, north shore.—Apply to Ambrose Smith,
9, Stanley‘ereseeut, near the premises.

To be LET, with im
connected with the Elm Tree Inn, Bootle-
further particulars apply on the premises.
110 be LET, opposite the Huskisson-dock, large Premises, eon-
sisting of buildings, offices, &c., contains about 500 yards of
land, with three frontages.—Apply to Mr. A. Smith, 9, Stanley-
crescent, near the premises.

possession, the Yard and S

trio be LET, at No. 20; Water-street, d Siiite of Offices, Vel,
suitable for a steam packet agent,. or commission agent ; term
moderate. Apply at the Rooms of the Mercantile Marine Servic
Association, 20 Water-street.

T 6 BAKERS, FLOUR-DEALERS, GROCERS, &c.—To be
LET, a House, Shop, Warehouse, and Bakehouse, in one of
the test situations in town, doing a good, Ready Money business;
no goodwill only price of fixtures and utensils-in-trade. Imme-
diate possession will be given, as the, present proprietor has other
engagements. Apply at 35. Prescot-street, London-road. p7i22

TO be-LET, for a term, the old-established DINING-
ROOMS in South John-street; Liverpool? called the " Claren-
don Dining. Rooms," and the WINE and SPIRIT LICENSE
attached tht.reto, together with the FITTINGS• and UTENSILS.
The business- was established about• 30 years ago, and is very
profitable. None but principals need apply. For furtherparticulars

Very Handsome Dining-rooms, near the Exchang
TO be LET, one of the neatest Dining and Supper-goon
business locality. The premises consist of dining-re
kitchens, larders,, water-closet, &c. ; held on lease of 13

utennils in trade only £450. Returns £25. per week. -Apply to Mr
Alfred Jacob, 13A,, Barnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.-

0 be LET, a Grocery and Provision Shop,tin a ant-rate thorough-
.") fare, doing a good business, which could 'be materially in-
- The present tenant is about to join another business.
xturee,i Goodwill, &c., moderte, Stock to be taken
Soho-street.

creased

at a valuation,

1301 W UOll OF

LIVERPOOI

m9-'RE LET, to eligible tenants, one'
BUTOHER'S SHOT', int
St.. James's Markets and eleven BUTMERS'. and PRO-
VISIOrq MOPS, in Gill street Market.

Information as to situation, and other, particulars, may be ob-
tained from. Ilutehison,-tlie saoerintendent of the above-named.
markets:.

Sealed tenders, stating vent-propoeed to be giver with reference
as to respbctability, must be sent addressed to the "'Chairman
the Markets Committee, Town-hall, Liverpool." on or befog

mMO
to accept the highest tenden'. By Order,aama. 411 V VI.
WILLIR.III SHITTISEWORTH, Town Clerk
Town-hall; July 14, 1859.

Versus Uglantth.

WANTED, :e. Nursemaid, with a. good reference.—Apply at 98,
Bold-street. 6jy26

IV-ANTED, an BARMAN, a-Single Active Young Man. - Apply
with reMeences A 1, Northern Daily Times 0111. m..

AITANTED, a tidy Girl, to assist in, the- general work of;a house.
VII She must Wive a good eharacter.—Address M. IL,. Northern
Times Office.

TO TAILORS AND DRAPERS.
AAT ANTED .a Foreman , Cutter. Apply to Henry: Johns,
Wholesale and Retail Outfitting Establishment, Ms- Souti
Castle-street.

'WANTED, a Person to Manufacture Tassels, Cords, andOirdles
Tv to order. Address 26, il'orthern. Times. Ai 2f)

(r)fritst ,rtiYants Mantth

TANTED, a Pt

_alldsle4Plir!-p—§;;Ta-g'eu about 19.

situation for honesty

WANTED, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work; one that can wash
and iron well. 'No other need apply, Irish not objected
to. Apply, between the hours of twelve and factr, at 89, Birkett-

A BERGELE.—Wanted, a Plain Cook, for a Boarding School.
English preferred. Age also a good Nurse, who can take'
a baby from the month. Apply at 149, Bridge-street, Birken-
head.

WANTED, a thoroughly efficient Nurse, to take charge of a
young fatnily, where an under narsemaidis kept. None peed
apply whose character and qualification will not stand the strictest
investigation. Address 11.W.E., Northern Times office.

IirANTING SITUATIONS, two Upper Nurses, ages thirty, and
V Waitress, four llousemaids, one Thorough and two Plain
Cooks, a Lady's Maid, and a good Sempstress. Protestants and
all Food references. Apply to Mrs. Riley, 42, Mount-pleasant.

7ANTED, in a small family, an English Servant-of-all-Work,
between 16 and 18 years of age, who can wash and iron.
One froin the country preferred. Must have a good reference from
her last situation. Apply at No. 6, Whiteileld-terrace, Whitefield-
lane,_Everton.

•
WANTED.—A thorouglv Servant of all-Work, accustomed to
plain cooking and washing_ English or SOW]. preferred.
Good 'wages given, and respectable references as to character
indispensable. Also, a strong and active Youth. to igica-Ao eldPrlo

Parliament-street

Xifrusts and prtmists Mante

guzuen attacnea, out
Address, with lowest price, It. E. Archer