Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-27 00:00:00

CHURCH-STREET, BIRKENHEAD.

Substantial Modern HOU6EHOLD FURNITUAE, Rosewood Draw-
ing-room Suite, Walnut-wood I oo I able, Gas Chandeliers, Upright
Chimney Glass, Circular Mirror, Cut Glass, China, Earthenware,
Framed Prints, Alabaster and French Chimney Vases, Eight-days
C:o-k.
MEFISE.S. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL BY
AUCTION, on Tuesday, 4th Angora, punctually at Eleven
o'clock, on the premises, 55, Church-street, Birkenhead, whole of
the Genuine HOUSEHOLD r URNITURE and Effects of a Gantle-
m da removing. includi 4
IN DINING AND BREAKFAST ROOMS—Handsome mahogany side-
board 7 Let long, dinirg table on sliding frame, 6 feet by 3 feet 10
inches; eight ea',riole chairs and a sofa in haircloth, crima:t.n damask
curtains and en ihogsny cornice poles to the two windows, ditto for
two windows in crimson and white damask, Brussels carpet, hearth
rugs, three-licht pas chandelier in orm,lu, bronzed ditto for two
lights, mat ogany chiff ;tinier, oblong centre table on pillar and claws,
fenders, fire irons, set of nine imitation rosewood chairs, framed
prints, circular mirror. _ _

DRAWING Room—Rosewood framed elbriols Buckingham lounge,
six chairs Lod a lounging ditto in damask, cent.e table in choice
walnutwood on massiy,‘ carved pillar and scrolls, rich tapestry carnet
and rug, ormolu gas chandelle'', two japanned occasional chairs,
alabaster and French china vases, wax flown. s, upright chimney glass,
plate 50 by 40 inches in carved and gilt frame.
BEDCHAM ,s —Two birchwcod Tudor bedsteads and damask
hangings, numerous painted and iron French and Tudor ditto, white
goose feather b,-ds, mahogany and painted chests of drawers, toilet
glasses and ware, commodes, toilet tables, birchwood and other
chairs, blankets and bedding, towel rails, Brussels and Kidderminster
carpets.
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lieu. AND STAmts—FrusFels stair carpets, oil Coth as planned,
aexagon ball lamp and gas h ttings, mal4ogany hat and umbrella stand,
two caved cha;ri.

lii then drtsser and plate shelf, e'ght-days clock in mahogany case,
dinner service. cut glass, Venetian .nd rollcr blind=, gas brackets,
culinary articles,
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To be viewed On noonday, 3rd August, and catalogue, hal on the
premlies, or previously of M ssrs. F. and J. Hodgson, at their offices
and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead.

FREEHOLD PREMISES in Paradise-street and M nesty-lane,
Liverpool.

yiR. BRANCH will SELL by AUCTION, on
Tuesday, the 4th day of August next, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, subject to conditions of sale to be then produced,
All that Piece of LAND, situate on the east side of Paradise-street
and west side of Manesiy- lane, in Liverpool, containing in front to
each of the sal ! streets 17 feat 4 inches, and on the north and south
s des, from Paradise street to 31 snesty-lane, 104 feet. Together with
the AI i,SSUAGE and SIIO ? fronting and being No. 71, Paradise-
street, now in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Fell, at the yearly rent
of .470. And also, the Warehouse fronting Manesty-lane, now in the
occupation of tha executors of the :ate John lieven, at the yearly rent
of 434 i.

For farther particulars apply to Mr. Robert Paterson, solicitor, 30,
Castle-sti eat, Liverpool.

R. THOMAS BRANCH will SELL by
AUCTION, pursuant to an Order of the High
court of Chancery, made in the causes " Denison v. Holmes,"
" Danisol v. Avison," and " Denison v. Boardman," on Wednesday ,
next ,29th inst , and two following days, the sale commencing each day
at One o'clock p.m., at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street.
Liverpool, the several Freehold WA RE LI ()USES, R tCE MILL,
ME~SUAGES, SHOPS, COTTAGES, Pieces of LAND, and H ERE-
DITAMEN TS, situate in Liverpool aforesaid, late the property of
Henry Holmes. and Henry John and James Holmes, his sons, formerly
of Liverpool, merchants, and all now deceved, in Twenty-nine Lots,
namely :

Lot 1. A RICE MILT., WAREHOUSE, and OFFICE, In Raintord-
square, with the Yard and Premises adjoining, in the occupation of
Messrs. Wright and Crossley.

2. A WAREIP)USE; in gainford-square, adjoining Lot 1, in the
Occupation of Messrs. Dimmer and Grainger.
3. A WAREHOUSE and COUNTING-HOUSF, at the corner of
Rainford-square and Mathew-street, in the occupation 01 Mr. John
Parratt.

4:A.IVAREIIOUSE, in Mathew-street, in the occupation of Mr.
Hutton. _

5. A PUBLIC HOUSE. called "The Vine Tavern," at the corner
of ilainford-gardens, togeth r with Two CtiTI'AOES aJjoining, front-
ing towards Raieford-square, in the respective occupations of M.s.
Fisher and John Goodwin.

6. A WAREHOUSE, in Ha'ton•garden, in the occupation of
Christopher Rawdon. E-q.

7. A hi.,:ftrtl G-ROUSE End COTTAGE', with the Appartenancei,
in Hatton-garden, extending backwards to Johnson-street, in the
respective occupations of Mr. James Roberts and John Lewin.
8. OUTB UIL DINGS, STARLING, and PREUISE4 on the east
side of Johnson-street, in the occupation of Mr. Mii'dlehurst.
9. Two SHOPS, numbered 122 and 124, Whitechaptl, in the occu-
pation of Messrs, Raper.
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10. A small SHOP, in Manchester-street, in the occupation of John
Mackie.

11. SHOW ROOMS and an OFFICE, in Manchester-street, together
with a FOUNDRY and PR EMI.ES in the rear thereof, in the owl-
palon of Messrs. H. Polley and son.

12. A HOUSE and SHOP, in Mar.chester-street, tin shop in the
o^capa•ien of Mr. Evan Evans.

13 Another hUOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in Manchester-
street, in the occupation of Mr. Atkinson.
14. A SHO,' and DWELLING-HOUSE at the corner of the Old
Haymarket and Manchester-atreet, in the occupation of Mr. Hobbs.
15. Two SHOPS and DWZ.LLING-HOUsES, in the Old Hay-
market, in the occupation of Mr. A‘!.amtson.

16. Another SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Old Hay-
market, in the ocenpatim of Mr. Goodwin.

17. Another SIIOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Old Hay-
market, in the occ❑pato! of Mr. Husband.

18. Another SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, in the Old Hay-
market, in the occupation of Mr. Hall

19. A SHOP and DWELLING-HOUSE, at the corner of Old Hay-
markat and Albion-place, in the occupation of Mr. Tate.
20. Two CO ITA,,ES, in Albion-place, and adjoining the Foundry,
Lot 11, in the occupation of A exander Creney and Thomas Jones.
21. A YARD, OFFICE, and Small SHOP, on the southerly side of
Dale-street. The yard and office are In the occupation of Mr. Ocaut-
rell ; the shop in the occupation of Mr. Walker.
22. A DWELLING-HoUSE and GARDEN, No. 11, Everton-brow,
in the occupation of Mrs. 0. Byrne.
23. A DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, No. 9, Everton-brow,
in the oc,npation of Mr. Miller.

24. A DWELLING-HOUSEand GARDEN, in Everton-brow, in
the occupation of Mr. Webster.

25. A 'DWELLING-DOUSE and GARDEN, in EvertOn-brow, in
the occupation of Mr. Jones.
25. A D WELLING-ELOUSE, STABLE, and GARDE X, in Everton-
brow, in tin cccupation of the Rev. S. B. Sutton.
27. A Piece of GROUND, containing about 2,632 square yards, at
the back of Lots 22, %3, 24, 25, and 26, fronting Watmough-street,
and Upper Beau-street.

28. A DWELLING-HOUSE, in Watmough-street, 'tithe occupation
of Mr. Roberts.

29. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, fronting Everton-brow and Wat-
mough-street. The house fronting Watmough-street is in the occu-
pation of Mrs. M`Cheane.

Particulars and•condi;.ions of see, with plans of the property, may
ba obtained at the place of sale ; of Messrs. Avison and Vim. Radcliffe,
Solicitors, 18, Cook-street, Liverpool; of Messrs. Sudlow, Tort,
Janeway, and Tagart, Solicitors, No 38, Bedford-row ; and Mr.
Dupleix, Solicitor, No. 61, Lincoln's inn•fields, London; Mr. John
Bewley„ Brunswick buildings; Mr. Joseph &mit, Surveyor, North
John-street; and at the calico of the Auctioneer, Hanover•street'
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