Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-03 00:00:00

Great SALE of ELECTRO-PLATED GOODS, CHINA, GL).ii,
CUTLERY,Sic.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, HoVal Kee-pen,
'Visitors, and Parties Famishing.

R. HART has received instructions to SIMI,
by AUCTION, This Day, and following dv's, at
the Birmingham Glass Company's Establishment, .20, Church-street.
Opposite Compton Ilonse, Liverpool, the whole of that -valuable
STOCK of rich CUT-GLASS, CIIiNA, EARTHENWARE. P API ER
MAC H E GOODS, &c., comprisirg handsome dinner sets, tea and
breakfast sets, toilette sets, dessert sets, ft.c. ; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut
glass lustre', of the most modern patterns, papier maths tables, tea
trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tea caddies, &c.; also, an
extensive and valuable stock of electro-plated tea and coffee sets,
toddy or lot water kettles, liqueur frames, cruet frames, toast racks,
and plated salvers or waiters, card or cake baskets, electro-plated
table or dessert forks, tablespoons, teaspoons, fish carver'. anu forks
is morocco cases ; together with a great variety of iv'ory balance
handle and German silver handle table and dessert knives and forks,
ir the roost celebrated makers.
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The Sale to commence each day at seven o'clock. Cata'ogues to
Dad on the Premises, 20, Church-Oxeet, Liverpool.
N.B.—Cash advanced on goods for immediate and rz,re•eerved sale.

ASHFORD VI E.I.A4IOXrON riOA(.l. BIRKENHEAD.
Modern and substantial HOUSEiIOLD FUP.NITUIiE, Semi-prand
Piano-Forte, by Collard & Collard; Violin, Fiutes, Cpright Chim-
ney Glass in open-work Gilt Pram:, Cut Glass Ga Ch,ndelier for
four lights. three very elegant Walnut-wood Drawsag room TAks
ran spiral pillars, Circuity Mirror, Pictures by ancient and modern
masters, LlTary of Books, Music, pertlb'e -Gymnasiums, st,veral
hundred choice Hot.horre Green-hors Plant, Iron Garden
Cbaire„Ornamental Vases, China G 1 +es, three Mitch Plant.-,
Ereedir g
r Sow, Foul ry. and after remaining effects of a gentleman removing.
NitESASURCSI F.O Szo .n
W.TeidOn
Wednesday
September,SE L b y
punctually, at Eleven o'eluck, on t e Pr. raises, ASHFORD VILLA,
Oaten P.,:ad, Birkenhead, the valuabas HOUSEHOLD FUIiNLTUI,E.
ac., comprising

I ISt Af 10 (.4-A N Y—Maskive pedestal sideboard, full set of telescope
dining tables on needed pillars, with fire leaves in mahogany ease,
chairs in hair-cloth, bookcases with glazed doors aniescotoires, the
powerful-toned semi-grand piano-forte by Collard Collard, the
saagnific-nt walnut wood centre table with octagon top on spiral
columns, the @Veil shaped occasional ditto, and the sofa table, all to
correspond, of great beauty of design and choLe workmanship,
rosewood cabriole-conch and two circular swinging chairs, ditto
double music desk, set of ditto chairs in damask, maplewood book-
case wi,h glazed doors and marble slab in front, chimney glass, plate
40 x 50 inches in gilt open-work frame, with wreaths, circular mirror
in gilt frame, tayssiry and Brtn.ise s carpets, Axminster hearth rugs,
gilt cornices and darna,k draperies to the several windows, cut gloss
chandelier for four lights, tarders in bronze and steel, tire ions, a.
few valuable glietures, framed krintp, library of books, bound and.
sheet music, &c. _

IN BEDCHAMBERS.—Mahogany four-post bedsteads with suitable:
draperies. mahogany toilet tables with marble tops, - wardrobe,..
numerous chest, or drawer, dressing* glasses, pal,. ted chamber furni—
ture, tact rx.7c, hair and flock mattresses, goose feather beds,
shovel glass, carpets, finders, chid's.
HALL AND S 1' AlRS.—Zfaho 4aDy hat stand, eight-day spring die a
timepiece, tit cloth, isrues3is carpets.
Kitchen dr:sser with plate shaf, culinary utensiD, Venetian hinds
throughorr.

The large collection of valuable green-h,use and het-house plant s,
ornamental iron gan'en seati, tools, three snitch cow=. breeding soy r,
poultry, &c., to bi public ,y view,.td on Tuesday next, Bth September r,
when catalogues may be had cn the prenois:A, Cr previously of
Messrs. I &J. HODGSON, at their offices and rooms, Argyle- street
airkenhead,

N. 4.—The house to be let, with-green homes, stabling, out-offices!,
well sucked garden, &c., and occu y ng about an acre of laud.

Aughton' Lancashe e, near the To en-green Station on the Ea st
Lancashire Railway.—valuable Freehold PROPERTY.—EIigtb le
BUILDING SITES, centaining in the whole upwards of 1841
acres. being part of the estete of the late Robert Lawe, Esq.,
deceased, 13 vim% JOHN JEFFRYES
On Friday neat, the [4th day of September, at the houst of Mr..
James Baker, the Commercial Hotel, in Derey-street, in Ormskirk,
in the co nty of Lancaster. at Three o'clock in the afternoon,
subject to such conditions of sale as will be then and the e pro-
duced, and in the following or such-other lot or lots as may be,
agreed upon at the time of sale, unless sreviously aisposed of, of due notice wi l be given.
IVLL that MLSSUAGE or DWELLING
HOUSE, with the Outbuildings, Garden,
and several Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND belonging thereto,
situate near to Clieves-hills, in Aughturi aforesaid, containing 191.
Sr. 19p. of land, statute measure, more or less, in the occupation of
Mr. William Rimmer.
2. All that at ESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, with the Out-
buildings, Gardens, and several Ceses, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND,
situate on the south side of the highway, leading from the Liverpool
and Preston turnpike road, in Aughton, to Helsel!, containing 15a.
Ir. 29p., statute measure, more or loss, in the occupation of. William
Prescott.
3. All teose several Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND, situate at
Clieves-hils aforesaid, on tee north side of the said highway leading
from the Liver:clot and Preston turnpike road, in Aughton afore,
said, to Mihail, and containing Its. *Or. 34p., in the occupation of
the reed William Prescott.
4. All those Four Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND, situate on
the west side of the said highway leading from the Liverpool and
Preston turnpike road, in Aughton aforesaid, to Haleall, and con-
taining 9a, 3r. 37., statute measure, more or less, and in the occu-.
patina or the said William Prescott.
E. All that MESSLIAt:E or Dl[ ELLING HOUSE, Outbuildings,
Cottage, Gardens, and the several Closes,cf LAND occupied there-
'with, situate on the north side of the highway leading from Aughton
to Downholland, in Aughton aforesaid., being part of the farm called
Birch's Brow Farm, containing 10a 3r. 23p„ statute measure, more
or less, in the occupation of John 1 esker.
6. All those Three several C.oses, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND,
adjoining and to the south-west of the 'ast lot. in Aughton aforesaid,
being other part of the Lrm called Birch's Brow Form, and con-
taiuing 12a. Ir. 34p., statute measure, more or less, in the occupa-
tion o. the sued John Tasker.
7. All that COTTAGE and 'Garden, situate at Bewker's-green, on
the east side of the highway Deeding from Augliton to Prescot, in
Aughton aforesaid, containing Oa, Ir. 10p., more or less, in the oc.u-
pate nof Air. Henry Aspinwall, or his sub-to: ant.
S. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE, with the Out-
buildings, Gardens, and several Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND
thereto adjoining, situate on the west side of the highway, in
Aughton aforesaid, leading .from Aughton to Press ot,being part of
the farm called Bowker's-green Farm, containing in the %hole 151.
Sr. 14p , statute measure, more or less, in site -occupation of the
said Henry Aspinwall.
9. All th se Eight Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND, situate on
the east ed.) of the highway, lin Aughton, leading from Angleton to
Prescot, being the remsining p'rt of Bowker's-gees Farm. con-
taming 26a. 2r. 27p., statute measure, mere or less, in theeccupation
f the said Henry Aspinwall.
10. All that FARMH DC/SE, -with the Outbuildings, and several
Closes, Pieces, or Parcels of LAND, situate on the west side of the
highway, is Aughton, lea Sing from Aughton to ereacot, centning
39a. 3r, Ip., statute measure, more or less, in theocenpation a Mr-
Henry Rimmer.
IL All that SIESSUI GE or DWELLING HOUSE, with the Cut-
buid ings, and several Pieces of LAND, situate on the.east side of use
highway leading from Crmskirk .to Preece*, in Aughton aforesaid,
containing 9a. Ir. 3p., statute measure, more or less, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Gabriel Spencer.
12. All that Piece of LAND,- situate on the south-west side of the
highway leatang from the Urmskirk and Pr scot road to Bicker-
gaffe, adjoining the EasteLancashire Ha -way, containing/ea. Or, gip,,
statute measure, more or leas, in the occupation of the said Gehrte.
Spencer.
13. All that Close of LAND adjoining and to the south of the last
lot, containing ea. lr. 31p., statute meaeure, more or leas, in the
occupation of the said Gabriel Spencer.
14. All that Close of LAND ac-joining, and is the south-east of the
last lot, containing 4s. Ir. 4p., statute measure, more or less. occu-
pied by ti e sail Gabriel Spencer.
The lots, with the exception of Lot 1, possess extensive frontages,
are well timbered, and peculiarly well adapted for building sites.
The wle le of the lots are situated within a short oistance of the
Tawngreen station ox the East Lancashire Railway, which is only
about 30 minutes ride by rail from the Liverpool Exchange ; and by
a recent order of the railway company, a first-class pass between
Towngreen and Liverpool will be granted for a period of 14 years to
any person building houses of a suitable character, of not less value
than .e5O per annum, within two miles of the Towngreen Station.
There is a newly-established brick manufactory on a portion of the
estate reserved, and asoarry of excellent atone worked in the pat ish.
The roads are eta, and the local rates comparatively law; and,
from the beauty of the surrounding ne ghbourhood and its extensive
views. Aughton preanises to become one of the best building sites
out of Liverpooi for gentlemen anxious for country resaiencee.
The distance of the different tropertica varies from a mile to half a
mhe from Aughton Church. Ormskirk by road is destant about la
mile, and Liverpool 1 t mi tea, and So. thport 30 minutes' ride by rail
A aartion of the purausse money may be obtained on security 01
the respective lots.
Plans and particu ars of the fete° will be reedy for early delivery.
The respective tenants will point out he lota ; and further parti-
culars may be had on application to ('Jr. Henry Forshaw, solicitor,
.Liverpool; Mr. Edward Sudbnry, land Surveyor, Ormrhirk ; or Mr.
Weleby, Solicitor, Ormskirk arid Southport.

Lot 1.

VALUABLE ESTATES AT PRESTON, LYTHAII, AND
ASHTON-UPON-RIBBLE.
BY 3IR, H. Z. WA•LTON,
On Thursday, the 17th day of September next, at Three o'clock f'r
Tour in the Afternoon, at the Bali lon, in Preston, subject to the
eondilions to be then produced, in the following or stela other
Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of rale. .
Lot 1. A Piece of LAND, on the south side of
Seisou.street, Preston, and bounded on-the
west by the back parts of premises fronting Adeiphi-street, con-
taining 107 square yards. measuring from the centre of Nelson-
street, together with the COTTAGE and SHOP thereon, in the occu-
pation of Eilen Miler, at a yearly rant of £lO Ss. The premises
are leasehold for a term of 1,000 years, commencing end November,
1832, and are subject to a yearly rent of £1 7s. 43.
3. A Piece of LAND, on the north-east corner of Emanuel street.
Preston, and abutting on Murray-street, containing 354 square
yards, measuri,g from the centre f Emanuel-street and elurray-
street, with the Three Cal TAG cS thereon, in the occupation of
Samuel Bennet, Henry ravreett, and Robert Robinson, producing
the yearly rent of 424 14i.
it. A Piece of LAND, on the east side of Emanuel-street, adjein-
lag the above, containing, 341 square yards, measuring from the
centre of Emanuel-street,Nrith tee Four COTTAGES thereon, in
the pccupation of Margaret Rogers, Mrs Watts, 1 homas Jackson
Halsall, and David Mackngall, producing the yearly rent of
431 4e. '
4. A Piece of LAND, en the nortit-west corns: of Heysham-
street, abutting on Murray-street, contaning 345 square yards,
measuring from the centre of Murray-street and Heysham-street,
with the Three COTTAGES and BA KE FiOUSE.thereon—two in the
eccupatton of William Themeinn and Henry Simms, and one at
present unoccupied, producine the yearly rend of £24 14s.
6. A Plot of BUILDING LAND. on the east side of 'Emanuel-
street, measuring in front to the street 118 feet, and in depth back-
yards, measuring from the centre cfEtnannelestreet, 51. feet 7 inches,
sod contalnin 4 in the whole 678 yards.
8. A perpetual YEARLY RENT of 48 101 4d, arising' fiem, and
well secured on, Houses in lieysham.strcet.
Lots 2, 3.4, 5, and 6 are freehold of inheritance.
7. A highly valuable Freehold ESTA IE, create! ing 40a Sr 20p
statute measure, or thereabouts, of excellent LAND, situated upon-
the bank of the Ribble, in the Hamlet of Ashton, cemprising a
newly-erected Mansion-tonne, eallei "The Larches," with detached
offices of every description, largo and productive gardens, vinery,
and greenhouses, stables, coach-houses, form yard, and farm build-
ings; together with a VILLA RESIDF.NCE, or Farm House, ca,led
"Ashton Bank," and Sin COITAGS.S, upon different parts of
be Estate.
The Mansion House Is beautifully situated upon the- North
bank of the Ribble, in Ashton, about tee miles from Preston.; is
surrounded by tastefully laid out 'pleasure- grounds and thriving
pian'ations, and fit for the occupation of a gentleman of fortune.
8. A very desirable, convenient, substentisl, and well-built
RE';IDENCE, striate fronting the blach at Lytham, the corner of
irtation-street, ant rear the railway station, with gardener's
cottage and other conveniences attached, and large productive
gardens and pleasure grounds, containing ii the whole 4,598
square yards of land. The premises are leasehold. and are held
for the raddie of a term or to years from the B.h of October,
1841, sutjact to a ground rent of £2O.
't he House contains dining, drawing, and breakfast room.,
library. entrance-hall, but:oes pantry, kitchens, back-kitchen,
flattery on the basement floor, *Eli nine excellent bedrooms,
servants' roam, bath, water-closet, &c., on the Out floor, and
espacinui cellars and vaults.
For further particulars and plans apply to Mr. hi. C. Walton,
the Auctioneer; Messrs. Park. Son, and Garlick, Surveyors,
Pres'en ; Messrs. Lodge and Harris, Solicitors, Preston; or to
xr. H. Forehaw, 12, Sweeteigeitieet, Liverpool.