Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-04 00:00:00

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% UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.---TO be LET, unfurnished, a , 'First-classlerewery, with excellent Dwelling-house, witlam 60 miles
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ETJ:ENKIN, (FoRMERLY OP OLAI74IIITON-ItOltre,
li AUCTIONEER AND VALUER, since the year 1839, 54, 1..) convenient Parlour and Bed-room. No children. Apply at i
7, Walnut-street, Mount-pleasant.
BinanitHEAD, and LTY,ilupooL. Terms very moderate, . . of Liverpool.
6j9 /PO be Let or Sold, one of the most compact Breweries in the GREER
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all sales, in town or country, settled sestet day as goods are AGentleman dining m town can be accommodated with a Sitting- l_ United Kingdom, 120 barrel length, with every convenience
room and. Bedroom, where there are no other lodgers.—for carrying on almost extensive trade. The Brewery, outbuildings,
aold.
R. JENBIN, AUCTIONEER. AND VALUER, Apply at No. 1, Towerlands-street, Edge-hill opposite the Church. and eapital dwelling-house ecttages for the workpeople, gardens
- ' 6jys &c., occupy three acres of land. Rent only £lOO. Price 2,000.2-
since the year 1839, respectfully notifies to his former kind Fur feather particulars apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-
minas who patronised most of his principal SALES by AUCTION,
X ri IWO or Three Gentlemen can be accommodated with Parlour street of Leigh-street. , eskerProspectuses m
LIVERP
First-class Family Hotel, near the Exchange.
when last resident in Chtshire, including amongst many other .1. and Bedroom, including gas and attendance, where there
FOR
Public Auctions, twice the contents of the King's Arms, arc no children, at 4s. per week, at No. 40, Lord Nelson-street.
ec0.r:.:..-TO be Left, a very old-established and respectable Family Hotel,
Verrenaont; twice at the 'Waterloo Inn, Birkenhead; the Welling-
...a. containing eight entertaining and forty-six bedrooms, larders,
ton Hotel, Liscard ; the Abbotsford Hotel, Seacomhe ;in 1840, the . .se Quiet, retiring Gentleman, who dines in town, ean be 8.. -4111,.ntc..h,ien..:s
...refc.; has boon most successfully conducted- by present ELIZABEI
late Captain IVotherspoon's effects at Wallasey ; Captain lele modated with a Front Sitting-room and Bedroom, hi Mount
or mane years, and who is now retirtng from business. - - -
WDonald's valuable effects at the Marine Terrace, Ma,gasines ; Pleasant, at 8s per week, with all the comforts of home.. 37, Mount 14'''''"—""
. „A emus are very liberal, may tie obtained from Mr. Alfred 24jy2
Mr. Bates' and Mr. Cleator's valuable effects at New Brighton ; Pleasant.
TWO respectable Young - Nicob, Estate Agent, 13A Barnett-street, corner oefLeigh-street. 16 Farming Stocks in various localities in this division of the
Men may have a large double-bedded , --- - ---
Extensive Wine and Spirit Vattlter-Noeth End. , WALTON
C wily, and upwards of 200 other Public Sales and Valuations for
Room, and use of Sitting-room, with or without board— '
Execueor's Administrator's Transfer, &c. In resuming business rlllO be LET, owing to the -owner refiring from business, a very HEAD-3
. . ter his without board 5s per week—at 34, Upper Pitt-street, corner of Great
I. handsome Corner Vaults, with handsomely fitted-up bar and At this -Establis
here, it will be conducted as hitherto, by ,obtaining George-scplare. 6jys large house over • held on lease of 14 years, unexpired, at the Middle Class Exair
employers the best prices to be realised, at the same time, to the
advantage of parties attending his sales, as he does not himself,,.,_ wo or three
gentlemen can be accommodated. with comfortable low annual rental'of £lOO. Priee.of lease,. Demme, fixtures, good- Offices, &c. The
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aor allow his Porters, or others concerned, to buy goods at Lae Apartments, on moderate terms; ten minutes walk from the will, and utensils in trade - E 1,030. £5OO earitemain on mortgage -
Exchange, pleasantly situated at the upper end of Seel-street, off of lease, &e. Property trade,
be taken in exchange, if suitable. Prospectuses ca
auctions kir his or their profit. ,-• „eshire• Bla
Letters by Post promptly attended to in Liverpool Or `-''' '—
°---estreet. See reference list, Northern Times office. • — Apply to ~.2.1r. Alfreds.leeeb; :ISA, Basnett-striet. Corner of Leigh- - aPpplication to tho
TO be LET, a neatly-furnished front eitting-reoni, with a bed in treet. .
-POSITIVE UNRESERVED SALE of a Genuine STOCK-IN-TRADE
'it, in a very respectable and healthy locality, with a garden Free Wine and Spirit Vaults, close to S °deed ad for El4O -EN a large am
a CHINA, EARTHENWARE, and GLASS, the property of a ,
in front of each house. Terms, including gas, ss. per week. MO be LET, situated in a first-rate streetchusines-road,
' , between eie. one of 'the M:
as reside]
gentleman declining the business.
References given and required. Apply at 31, Clarence-grove, 'I. Scotland-road and Great Homer-street," a well-established received
ESSUS. F. and J. • HODGSON will SELL by
AUCTION, this day (iloaday) and to-morrow (Tuesday),
th and sth July, punctually
Al
at Eleven o'clock each morning, at I CAhnrGche-street, Evertors. .in town, can accommodated with a well
furnished Drawing-room and Bedroom, -in -a healthy 6jyB
fortable home, an
.House, containing bar, bar amour tap room, kitchen, scullery',
four bed tooma,-with yard encl-itable, Rent £3O ; price of license,
and goodwill, and utensils in trade, £l4O. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, twelve ears ag
years of age, ve
their Roams, ARGYLE-writsirr, Birkenhead, the genuine cheerful locality, about twenty minutes' walk from the Exchange. 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. , . extras ; no day
STOCK.-IN-TILADE
There are no other lodgers, and an omnibue passes the door every Large Handsome Corner Free Vaults—Valuable Lease. "Magister," Nor
, *I half hour. Terms moderate. For, Address see reference list, ARecently re
Outskirts of Town. CHI NA AND EARTHENWARE, Northerv.; Times office.l2j3
a great To be LET, solely in consequence of a death, a very old-estab- Orders, evio
including dinner, tea, breakfast, and chamber services,
variety of articles of domestic utility in meat, baking, and vege- . • • el_ fished Corner. Vaults, :.in a first-class business position. Any educate in French
table dishes, tureens, soup, dinner; and goading plates, jugs, : LI bt gd, Dliftliing AilaSts. one in want of a respectable Vaults, will find this a good opening. join, as Tutor, a p
Price of lease, fixtures, license, and utensils in trade, £5OO. Apply desirous of the ad'
-seeps, basins, cheese stands, chimney ornaments, &ea .Ste• .
flit Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Barnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. and accustomed to
THE CUT AND MOULDED GLASS consists of decanters, tumblers,
TO be —.--------___
wines, goblets, champagnes, jellies, celery vases, sugar bowls,LET, a House, No. 75, Edge-lane-. Apply at :No. 77, PO be LET, a Corner Free Wine and Spirit-Vaults, situated. Italian; passed' (
pickles, butter coolers, salts, creams, Sm. ]l6 1 near the Southern Hospital. The premises comprise hand- testimonials. Ado
N.B. The attention of the trade, hotel-keepers, and private FITRNI S II E D HOUSE.—To be LET, Furnished, for two Months, comely fitted-up,Corner Vaults, with house containing eight apart-. Ti
families is respectfully solicited. a House in Kenyon-terrace, Birkenhead. Apply to Mr. Ward, meats, cellars, Sce.- Numerous large works are about to be erected, To be publicly eleeeed on each morning of sale, when catalogue!' Bookseller, Hamilton-street, -Birkenhead- • - 6jy6 which will very much improve the house. Rent Lee ;on lease 54 The principles
ins thtin,acki
, Q EAFORTII.—TO be LET, -an excellent Cottage, with parlour, years. No goodwill. The sum of £2OO to be deposited with owner
may be had, or previously of Messrs. F. and J. Honasox, at their
deem them we
efilees and rooms, Argyle-street, Birkenhead. - .
,L 7 house-part, kitchen, and three -bedrooms; front - garden. as security for lease, license, fixtures, &c., to be returned when the damental law
---lease expires. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A. Basnett-street
Rent £lB. No taxes, Apply at No. 7, Edmund-street, Oldhall- . . . , for, lied this 'b
*Grange-lane, Birkenhead.—Household FURNITURE, Eight-Days '
-. 6j y 8 corner of Leigh -street. - . _ . ,
. . • or_ another,. h
spring Dial TIMEPIECE, by Sewell, Liverpool, GASALIERS, street.
•reANNING-STREET.—TO be LET, a good Dwelling-house, con- j LIST OF "-ALE: AND PORTER VAULTS. teaching lamp and other genuine Effects of a Family leaving Birkenhead.
ESSIts. F. and J. HODGS ON will SELL by :k../ taming three entertaining rooms. Ave bedrooms, .water- Respectable Old-established Ale and Porter Vaults near to
et./11°bi\oTc. AitiAglC
AUCTION, on Wednesday, 6th July, 1859, punctually at closet, &c.—Apply to S. Waterhouse, 4,Derby-square, Et. George's i
- • even o'clookeon the Premises, 132, Grange-lane, (neatly opposite Church.
AI Mount-pleasant.' '
6jyB 'ITO be LET, a well fitted-up Vaults, in a first-class street for ortest Method o
St. John's Church), Birkenhead, the genuine HOUsEHOLD A DELAIDE_TERRACE, WATERLOO.—TO be LET, for three 11. business. Contains bar, bar parlour, news room, four bed prevailing mode c
,FURNITURE, II months, a comfortably furnished House.. Terms moderate, !rooms, kitchen &c. Rent E 18; price of fixtures, goodwill, and what other results
Comprising mahogany-framed .lounging chairs in leather and to a small family without children. Address Box r'32, Post-office, 'utensils in trade, £4O. Can be strongly recommended. Apply to considers himself j
hair-cloth, crown-back and other chairs with stuffed seats, mahog- Liverpool.. - . 6jys Mr./ Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-street. as to endeavour ti
any Pembroke and 100 tables, ditto chiffonnier, small circular e.----- —teach the science o
lae be LET a neat COTTAGE, .No. 26, Tweed-street, West- 1. Capital Corner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Islington. 1 accents ? With Sc
•walnutwood table, damask window curtains - and- cornice-poles," ,
Derby-road, with parlour, kitchen, scullery, and three good fllO be LET, a well fitted-up Double-fronted Vaults, in a great o fail; and • hence
sofa bed in printed cover, carpets, fenders, fire-irons, framed
bedrooms, grass plat in front, and good yard at back. Rent I A., thoroughfare. The house contains -seven apartments; and a i ineffectual'endeav,
prints. . . £l6. Apply to Wm. Davis, 58, Mill-street,' Park, or 24, Tweed- license may be obtained. Rent .£lO ; price of .fixtures, goodwill, the. general notice
IN BED-OHAMBERS : Mahogany four-post bedstead with cornice street.
6jys and utensils in trade only £35. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, country where'ft
and damask hangings, tent ditto and draperies, iron and apod
riL
be 1, HOUSE, , t Derby-street, containing Two Barnett-street, corner of Leigh-street.
10 LE ' a 53 Wesl the' French langua
French bedsteads, feather beds, mattresses, blankets, quilts, painted .
Chests of drawers, toilet tables, chamber ware, dressing glasses, L,‘_P!.rloiers, Drawing-room, Five Bedrooms, and Dressing-room, ' Ale and Porter Vaults, close to the Lime-street Railwav statinn_ lof natives of -Pr.',

rosewood
_requisite:
To be

had on th

at-days spring dial timepiece, by Sewell, in inlaid
oil-cloth, stair carpets, the -kitchen and culinary

1 on the Morning of Sale, when Catalogues may be
or, previously. of Messrs. F. and J. HooosoN,

Valuable
the Tow _
Manor of Wal

EELIOLD and COPYILOLD PROPERTY, situate in
p of Cronton, and Parish of Prescot, and also in the
ree in the County of Lancaster.

BRANCH will SELL by AUCTION, on Tuesday,
xvi the sth day of July next, at Two for half-past Two o'clock
precisely in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-
street, Liverpool, in Six Lots, and subject to the conditions to Is
then produced,
Lot 1

Crouton aforesaid, co:
house called CAITC
Orchards, Gardens
Clos

(11 that valuable Freehold EST ATE, situate in
insisting of a substantial Messuage or Farm-
-311 LODGX," with the extensive Outbuildings,
,nd appurtenances thereto; and also several
s of Farming Land, containing in the whole about 29 acres,
now in the occupation of Mr. George Lunt. The Property com-
prised in this Lot is conveniently situated in the vicinity of
she London and North-Western Railway, about two miles from
the Rainhill-station, and is about Si miles distant from the
town of Preseot, and commands beautiful views of the surrounding
Country.

Duke-stri

Wade and Atherton, Estate agen7ts,
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SEAFOItTII. TO. be LET, for six or .nine months, partly
furnished if required, a detached House, with' drawing',
dining, and breakfast-room, six bedrooms, two attics, garden,

Seaforth titation-master. „-y to the
Gjy4
TO be-LET, a good Family Rouse, No. 30, Brecktield-road
• -South, Everton-, containing dining and breakfast-rooms,
kitchen and butler's pantrY on the ground floor, and cellared
throughout; drawing and bath-rooms, and six bedrooms ; rent £5O.
Apply on the premises. 3i4

Le;- rent

110YLAKE.—SEN BA VI-LING.—TO be LET, furnished, Stanley
Villa; containing drawing-room, dining-room, and kitchens
on the sama- floor, four bedrooms, and good cellaring, with an
abundant supply of water. Omnibuses to and from Woodside four
times a day., Apply on the premises.

FTIO be LET, several excellent Dwelling-houses,• in Edge-lane,
.1- containing three entertaining-rooms, four bedrooms, bath-
room, &c. ; rents from £5O. Also, one small Dwelling-house,
containing two rooms, and thice bedrooms ; good garden in
front; rent LlB. . Apply to J. B. Taylor, 62, South Castle-street.
6j3

Q EASIDE RESIDENCE.—TO be LET, furnished, for two or
0 three months, an excellent Family Hou.se; No. 3, Adelaide-
Waterloo, containing three reception rooms, six bedrooms,
QT., commanding uninterrupted views of,
Welsh mountains, ltc.—Address R M s,
61y5

Water-closet,
the sea, New Br,ghton, tt

,chens,

Adefaide-terra

ISLE OF IV
VILLA,

TO be LET, Fur

shed or Unfurnished, BRYN
This compact Family House

mms, Library, ilutler's-
pantry, five Bed-rooms, Water-closet, &c., Kitchen, Servants'-hall,
and Bed-room; excellent Water, and Gas ; a Stable, Gig-house, and
Garden. Address J. D., Bryn Villa; or apply to Hr. John Dutton,
14, Water-street, Liverpool. 6.13'8

110- be LET, furnished, a detached House, in the rural and
1 healthy district, half-way between West Derby and Walton,
containing two front parlours, kitchen, scullery, dairy, and pantry,
on the ground floor, four good bed-rooms and dressing-room above,
and two large attics for servants; flower garden at front, and large
gat den at back, well stocked with fruit trees and vegetables;
wash-house, stable, and coach-house. Address N 3, Northern Times

....Le and Porter Vaults, close to the Lime-street Railway Station.
TO be LET, a wen-established House, with. parlOur, kitchen,
four bed rooms, cellafs, and yard. Rent £l6; price of fixtures,
goodwill, and utensils in trade £B. Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob,
13,k Barnett-street,` corner of Leigh-street.. . - •

TO be
co]

ET, at York-'

parlours, kitchen, scullery, pa
and each bedroom hes wash

nouse is
nail fam

ace, Everton, a Detached Cottage,
ms, bath and dressing room, two
tries and closets, two water-closets,
)asins, with hot and cold water.
land, uontaluing about 400 yards.
ion, and a desirable residence for
Apply to Mr. Holt,
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a first-r

1 ICorner Ale and Porter Vaults, near Pembroke-place.
irpo be LET, immediately, owing to serious ill health, a very
respectable Ale and Pcrter Vaults, which, from its • positioi,
:must always command a large out-door trade. Rent £25 ; price
of fixtures, goodwill, and utensils in trade £l4; cheap at £2O.
Apply to Mr. Alfred Jacob, 13A, Basnett-street, corner of Leigh-
street.

plumber, 25, Apthan

LIVERPOOL RIDING ACADEMY,
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
SADDLE HORSES TO LET.

ELIZABETH-§TRIET,- VEMPROKE-PLACE.

TERMS MODERATE.
OTTO SCHULZE

VALTON COLLEGE, NEAR LIVERPOOL.--
HEAD-MASTER, : Rev. G. W. BARTLE, T.C.D.

At this -Establishment young gentlemen are prepared for the
Middle Class Examinations. the Universities, the Navy, Merchant's
Offices, &c. The Duties will be Resumed
' ON THURSDAY, THE 28ru JULY.
Prospectuses Ca 4 be obtained at the office of this paper, or by
appplication to the Principal, jy2B

IN a large and commodious House, pleasantly situated in
one of the Midland Counties, Fifteen young Gentlemen are
received as resident PUPILS; a liberal table, a happy and com-
fortable home, and a superior -education. Terms—Pupils-under
twelve yearia Age, four• guineas per quarter; twelve to fourteen
years of age, five guineas per quarter; laundress, 10s 6d. No
extras; no day pupils. References satisfactory. Address
"Magister," Northern Times office.

ARecently retired. Officer of the Army, just about to take
Orders, wishes for two or more Pupils, of either sex, to
e ucate in French, or prepare' for- the Army or Civil Service, or to
join, as Tutor, a party proceeding to 'the Continent, who may be
desirous of the advantage of travelling with a gentleman; educated
and accustomed to travel on the :Continent ; kno_wj French and
Italian; passed creditably at Sandhurst. , Good. references and
testimonials. Address as E, Northern Times office. 6jy6

THE FRENCH LANGUAGE..
The principles of nature appear so simple, that many, consider-
ing thilin,acknowleclged facts, or undisputed truisms, do not
deem them worthy of -notice. Thus has been rejected the fun-
damental law, that, the car alone causes the tongue to move;
for, had thislieen duly reflected upon, it niK at one period
or_ another,. have led to the discovery of the true method of
teaching languages."--=_Duflef.
'IONS. RAGO,NOT (of Paris), Author of the "
Sym-
bolic Anglo-French Vocabulary," and of the " Easiest and
Shortest Method of Learning French.° The unsuccessfulness of the
prevailing mode of teaching foreign languages is proverbial; and
what other results can be looked for, when the teacher in general
considers himself justified in disregarding the laws of nature so far
as to endeavour to impart sounds by the medium of the eyes, and
teach the science of a language before the pupil can lisp its simplest
accents? With such a theory all human devices must necessarily
fail ; and • hence the nutnerolis complaints of wasted time and
ineffectual'endeavours, from those who have laboured in vain ; and
the, general notion that a language can be acquired only in the
country where it is spoken ; hence the despair of many students of
the French language of even understanding the rapid conversation
of natives of France. _

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ifiihesedepi;;;;;ble consequences may be obviated by the natural
system of teaching languages adopted by Mons. Itagonot.
To carry out the system in its perfection, it is desirable that
several 'members of a family should take lessons together, much
advantage being derived from numbers.
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FAMILIES AND SCIIOOLS ATTENDED. PRIVATE LESSONS