Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-14 00:00:00

Kitchen utens.

at their offic

Public House and Spir

ly of

VIESSRS. F. aid J. lIODGSON avill SELL b 3
. AUCTION, on the premises, on Monday, 7th March, ai
even o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions of sale at
will be then and there produced, that long established and well.
frequented PUBLIC-HOUSE and SPIRIT STORE, called- the
BRITANNIA VAULTS, replete with' substantial and valuabh
fixtures, and well situate in Islington, corner of Clifford-street

Li7rpool

The Tenure is leaselt
Liverpool, Tor one life and 21
lease, granted June, 1858, to
Nit dkinson, at a moderate ren
Itessra• P. and J. HODGSON,
s2itreet, Birk nhead:

pld, under the Corporation. o

years, subject to a, fourteen years
the present tenant, Air. Septimu:
R.l.—For further particulars apply tc
a their offices and rooms, Argyle•

Valuable Estate at Freshfleld, near Southport.
a.at.Crtle3tillE
TURNEit
.well SELL by AUCTION,
21til instant, at
such other Lots °ause o'clocarendon rirlis'lievaelfrrenlnone,nthe following or
maY be ao.reod upon at the time of sale, and
subject to such conditions of'ide shall be then produced,,
Lot 1. All that Piece et kND, containing one acre and a-
half or thereabouts, with the Ntessuage or Dwelling House, and
Outbuilding, thereon erected, ornate at Freshfield, in Formby,
in the County of Lancaster', and nthe east side of the railway
running from Liverpool to Southport.
The House is within a short an of the Preshfleld Station,
is well and substantially built, and contains three entertaining
rooms, seven bedrooms, three kitchens, and all necessary offices.
The purchaser will be entitled to a first- class free contract ticket
to travel between Freshiield and Liverpool for an unexpired
term of about seven years. The outbuildings consist ofeo eh-
:house, four-stalled stable, shippou for six cows, b and p'
genies, with all modern conveniences.
The Garden contains one acre, and is well stocked with peach,
ig-
apricot, nectarine, and other choice fruit trees and there is a flood
kitchen garden, well sheltered from the north wind.
The above property is held under lea-se for a term of which about
91 years are unexpired, and is subject to a yearly rent of £ll.
2. All that Piece of Building, Land, at Freshileld aforesaid, and
on the opposite side of the said railway, containing three-acres, or
sl.nrnnhnnta_

This property is arso held under a lease for a term of which about
.s are unexpired, and is subject to
,a yearly rent of £lO
. those Closes or Parcels of Farming Land, situate at Pr'esl''
,resaid, and on the west side of the said railway, and
_r the piece of land last mentioned, containing in the whole
acres or thereabouts. The farm is very productive, and in a
‘.ood state of cultivation. The siding which runs from the railway
to the laud is of great convenience for taking produce to the markets.
The farm lands are held under lease for a term of 50 years, which
commenced on the Ist of January, 18.53, subject to the following
yearly rents, namely, during the first five years, £s4s
.0d Id; during
the next five years, commencing from the Ist January, 18.58,
£34 4s 2d ; during the next 1.5 years, commencing from the Ist
January, 1853, £147 Os 4d ; mad during the residue of the term,
O
4H d
For further
eastl particulars apply to Allan Kaye, Esq., solicitor, 13,
e-street ; Messrs. Anderson and Coffins, solicitors, Castle-
street ; Messrs:
street ; x-esm; Evans and Son, solicitors, Commerce-court, lord-
courtand Roberts and Nisbett, accountants. Commerce-
LiverPaol. George Turner, auctioneer, 34,• Church-street,
vt.Alessrs. Roberts and Nisbett
and. I*, Turner will gin Otirds to
ew.

Special llotlettolParties leaving LivirpOol.
MESSRS: W. rt. THOMAS and Co., 40, Bold-
street, are prepared to PURCHASE, at a fair valuation, the
lioughnlj, pURNPRITHE, and EFFECTS of Parties leaving town,
who may not wish to wait:ll4e disposal of such by public auction;
and to those desirous of Warehousing such property merely for a
time, their premises offer peculiar advantages, from their spacious
and kitty Warerooms attached.

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AN -active middle-aged person, wishes an engagement As Clerk
or Bookkeeper; willing to be useful ; small salary required-;
no objection to any part of the world. Address is. s. S. 66,
Cresswell-street, Evcrton. '6fls

Shop-Walker.
AN active middle-aged gentleman, of good address, used to a
high class trade, is' open for. an Engagement; locality no
object. Address A.B. c., 285, Scotland-road. 61'15
A Middle-age, active person is open to an Engagement; has'
some knowledge of stone quarrying, brick, making, laying
out works, bookkeeping, &c. ; salary moderate. Address 8.4., 10,
Lowry-street, Everton. No objection to go abroad. - 6f15

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AYoung man, twenty years of age, who writes a good hand,
understands accounts, and can be, well recommended,
wishes to obtain a Situation in any respectable capacity.' An office
—Address p 2S, Northern Times office. 6f19

Man, aged 26, is desi
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an experienced solicitor, for the shipping department.
Apply, by letter, addressed, D. 22, Northern Times office. 6 fcb 17

To Painters

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WANTED, a smart, active Lad ; one who has been one or two
years at the trade. Fors address see referince list, Yortltrelt
Times office. 3f14
WANTED, an experienced Clerk, who has been accustomed to
keep a Shipbuilder's Accounts, and who is familiar with the
general routine of such an office. Applications in own handwriting,
and stating salary expected, to be addressed to Mr. W. A. Clayton,
Graving Docks, Birkenhead. 6 teb 18

fe. a-valuable-Manure.

WANTED, where none are appointed, respectable Agents for a
Manure, which commands a ready sale, as its goodness is
certified by 3,000 testimonials from all parts of the United Kingdom,
and by many farmers who have used it several years. Address,
with occupation and references, Nr, at Messrs. Saunders' A, 4,
Cannon-street, London. 2f25

zust Serbants: Mauling' Dram.

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DAILY TIMES, is ONE PENNY.

WANTED, by a respectable young Person, an Engagement, at
in Barmaid, an Hotel :or Spirt Vaults.: Address c.m.,
Post-office, West Bromwich. 24mar1

WANTED, a Situation as Plain Cook, or Cook and Housekeeper,
in a quiet family. No objection to the country.—Address
P 20, Northern Times office. 6febl9
WANTED, Situations, by two good ./ofurses, wages requiWa
416; also, two good Laundresses; also, several Under-
nurses..---Apply to "Mrs. Levi, 66, Russell-street, 3f16

WANTED, Situations, by two respectable young persons from
,the country, either as Lady's. ?laid, Nursery Governess, or
Children's Maid. Good referenbes.lApplY to Mrs: Levi, 66, Russell-
street. • • - 3f16

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NIT-ANTED, by middle-aged Man. a Situation as House Servant,
where he could make himself very useful. He would act as
boots or light porter 'at, an hotel, or messenger. He is used to tra-
velling, and would act as attendant on an invalid. First-rate cha-
racter and security, if required,— Address P 4, Northern Times
office. 2fe1,15

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llvery old ekablished Grocery and Provision Shop, now doing a
. good- trade, suitable for a female or married couple, to be
Disposed of. Average weekly returns £l2 to £l4. The coming in
reduced to El& only, if immediate Stock optional. Rent £24,
with good shop, house, and premises. Apply to Mr. Edwin Large,
accountant and estate agent, 1, Upper Newington.