Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-10 00:00:00

Ln the follow

time of sale, subject to conditions—
Lot 1. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the three Shops
or Dwfelling-houses, numbered 176, 178, and 180, situate on the
south side of Richmond-row, in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in
front thereto, inclu ing one-half of the site of a common passage on
the west side thereof, 46 feet 11 inches, and in breadth at the back,
including orte-half of the site of the said passage, 43 feet 10 inches,
and in depth backwards on the east side 58 feet 6 inches, and on the
west side, including the site of another common passage, 58 feet 3'
inches, be the several dimensions more or less. The above is free-
hold of inherit ince, and one of the shops is in the possession of
John Lamont, confectioner, and the other two are in the possession
of Mr. Paris and Mr. Jackson as yearly tenants,
2. All that Piece or Parcel of LAID, with the Messuage or Shop
and Premises, the shop being an old-established Grocer's Shop,
and, together with the Fixtures and Interest in the said , shop in

n front thereto

re or less, the walls on the west side thereof being
id together with the free use of a passage at the
thereof, and of another communicating therewith,
,howners and occupiers of premises adjoining.

The last described premises are held for'the residue-of a term of
999 years, created by an indenture of demise dated the 2nd day of
August, 1780, aad are subject to a yearly rent of El is—a portion
of the rent reserved by the said deed, and the observance of the

For further particulars apply to Miss Gilbert, 171, Richmond-
or to Mr. Wareing, solicitor, Clarendon-buildings, South John-

street, I

Important Sale of High-class English and Foreign Oil Paintings,
modern and ancient, the property of a gentleman.
MESSRS. WALKER & ACKERLEY beg respectfully
to announce that they have received instructions from the
owner to SELL by AUCTION, On ff ednesday, the 16th instant, at
ttie preiL7.ly, at their Rooms, No. 55, Church-street,
Liverpool, an exceedingly choice and valuable collection of modern
English PICTURES; also, some high-class examples of Foreign
Artists, including a grand and genuine picture, " The Virgin and
Child, with Angels,"by Murillo, an Allegorical subject, by Guido, &c.
Amongst the English pictures will be found Pritehard's re-
markable pre-Raphaelite painting of " Christ," one of the five
Sacred Mysteries exhibited last year at the Liverpool Academy;
" The Beggar of Bethnal-green and his Laughter Jessie," by W.
Owen, A.A. (engraved) ; also, excellent examples by the following

kemed misters, viz.
Anderson,
Boddington,
Callow, J. D.,
Chambers, G.,
Crowe, J. 8.,
Dell, •

Meadows, Jas. J., Pyne, J. 8.,
Hayes, Powell,
Josephson, Roberts, R.A.,
Knell, W. 0., Van Loo,
Lancaster, H. Van Stry,
Linton, Van Hove,
Liston, Willis, H. B
Mearns, G.,
Guido, Morris, J. C., sen.
Hobbema, Mulready,
Hogitith, Nieman,
Murillo, Owen, R.A.,
Pether, S., Taylor, J. K.,
Peter, Henry, Watteau,
Rembrandt, Williams, Walter,
Swenefeldt, Wilson, John J.,
Meadows, J., Passmore,
The whole of the above interesting Collection of Cabinet and
Gallery Pictures will be on public view on Monday, the 14th, and
Tuesday, the 13th instant, from ten a.m. uutil four p.m. each day,
and deScriptive catalogues had on application at Messrs. James
Galt and Co.'s, booksellers, 134de-street, Manchester; and at the
Auctioneer's Offices, 55, Church-street, Liverpool.

Dodi4au, L.,

Rolfe,
• Stanfield,
Shayer, W., sen.,
Shaloers' G.,
Vickers, A.,
Webb, James,
Wilson, R.,
&c., &c., Sm.

Bedford-street South.
MESSRS. WALKER and ACKERLEY will SELL
by AUCTION, on Thursday, the 17th instant, at. One o'clock
to tne. Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, subject to the conditions of sale to be then produced,
Two excellent Dwelling-houses, numbered 83 and 85, in the
occupation of Mr. George Warden and Mrs. Crosfidld, on the east
aide of Bedford-street South, and south side of Sir Howard-street,
in Liverpool aforesaid, containing in front to Bedford-street South
42 feet, and to the front of Sir Howard-street (exclusive of an area
to the front of Bedford-street South 6 feet in width) 46 feet 10
inches, and being in breadth on the south side (exclusive of the
said area) 61 feet 6 inches, and on the east si e 44 feet S inches.

The Yearly Rent of the above is £56 and £6O respectively.
Tenure Leasehold, under the Corporation of Liverpool for 75
years, commencing Nov. 29, 1642.
Further particulars may be had on application to Messrs. Chris -
tian and Cropper, s licitors, 5, Harrington-street ; or Messrs. Henry
Forshaw and Goodman, solicitors, 12, Sweeting-street, Liverpool.

Valuable Freehold Property in Boundary-lane, Everton.
MESSRS. WALKER and ACK ERLEY will SELL by
AUCTION, on Monday, the 21st day of March, 1839, at Two
•'clock in the Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, in South John-
'eet, Liverpool, subject to conditions to be then and there pro-
'd (by order of the Mortgagees), i
' Plot of Land, situate n Everton, in the parish of Walton-
nn the north-easterly side (being 283 feet 8
lane, on the nort -westerly side
h) by Severs-street, on the south-
s in length) by a certain way
or passage, auu esteriy side (being man irregular
line, 162 feet 7 inches in length) by land now or late belonging to
the Executors of the late William Layfleld, and containing in the
whole 2,303 super ficial square yards, or thereabouts.
And also all those Twelve Messuages or Dwelling-houses, now
erected on the said plot of land, 'numbering 51 to 73, both
inclusive, in the respective occupations of Mr. Philip Revell, Mr.
David Thomas, and others, as tenants thereof.
The above Property is Freehold of Inheritance, and free from
chief or ground rent It commands a beautiful uninterrupted view
of the open country, and produces at the present low rentals a gross
annual income of £330,
If not sold in one lot, the property will then be put up in lots to
suit purchasers, to be determined upon at the time of sale.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. White,
estate a tent, Clayton-square, Liverpool ; or Mr. Smith, solicitor,
Middle Hillgate, Stockport.

All that
an-the-Hi

inches in .len
(being 92 foe
we iterly side

by Boundary-

being 181 feet 3 inch

south-

AUCTION MART,
l'1""tE GALLERY AND ESTATE AGENCY OFFICES,
11 0. 4 0 GALLERY,
STREET,
(Opposite the Palatine Club.)
MESSRS.
A
IV • H. THOMAS AND.Co.,
MONRERB, VALUERS, NVINE.AND

SPIRIT BROKERS,
Beg to call the attention °ldle Public to the Notice which appeared
in the London Gazette, of the 22nd of October last, and in the
Local Papers at the time, wherein announcement was made of a
Dissolution of Partnership between Mr. G. C. Harril and Mr. W.
H. Thothas, the former retiring from the firm.
Mr. Tuoi,t,ts takes this opportunity of thanking his Friends, and
the Public generally, for the kind supporthe has hitherto received,
and in continuing the business in his own name hopes, by strict
attention, promptitude, and punctuality in each department, to
merit a continuance of their support.
40, Bold-street, January 18, 1859.

Notice to the Public

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ESSRS. W. H. THOMAS and Co. respectfully invite
Dotininllgota-snEdnßorel
the Public to an INSPECTION of their spacious it
00MS,
o. 40, BOLD-STREET, where they have constantly ON SALE, g
by Private Contrae, a large Assortment
FURNITURE, suitable for the Drawing-room,
Booms, Kitchen, and other Offices ; Piano-fortes, tine and valuable
Paintings, by Ancient and Modern Artists, Proof and other Prints,
Glass, China, &c,
Open from Nine a.m. to Six p.m.
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No. 40, Bold-street.
A , f ESSRS. W. Hcall
, THOMAS and Co. respectfully
11l the attention of Parties having PROPERTY to DISPOSE
or, either by Public Auction or by Private Contract, to their
extensive Premises, which, front their central and commanding
situation, offer great' advantages for its quick disposal.
Cash Adcanced on Goorls when for Unreserved Sale.

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To Connotsseu.o v. •, _____
MESSRS. W. H. THOMAS and Co. beg respectfulliiiy
to announce that, having had many years' experience
the WINE TRADE, they can with confidence
of Rare an offer their
V servicealuabh
ose d
to Gentlemen wishing to Purchase or Disp

I Wpm,

Special Notice to Parties leaving Liverpool.
yousESSRS. W. H. THOMAS and Co., No. 40, Bold-
street, are prepared to PURCHASE, at a fair valuation, the
ehold FURNITURE and EFFECTS of Parties leaving town,
who may not wish to wait the di,posal of such by public auction;
awl to those desirous of WarehonAing such property merely for a
tette, their premises offer peculiar advantages, from their spacious

and lofty W-areroome 8,1

W ANTED, by a middle-aged, steady, sober Man, a situation as
Clerk or Warehouseman, where punctuality and responsibi-
lity are required. Good testimonials, Address K. s., 13, Stan-
cliffe-street, Liverpool. 6m14
Organ,
AGentleman wishes to engage to take service regularly on an
Organ, in Liverpool or Birkenhead. Address Box a 10,
Northern► Times office. 6m12

ARespectable young Widow Lady wishes to obtain a situation in
the Fancy or General Drapery Business, havinr, been aedus-
tomed to both ; salary not so much an object as a comfortable home.
Address E.L., 146, Northgate-street, Chester. 6m16

MrANTED, a Situation as Engineer, or Assistant on board a
Steamboat; has served his Apprenticeship to the above. Can
produce first-class testimonials, reference obtained from former
Employer. Address J. 15, Northern Times office. 6 marl 4

To Timber Merchants, &c

WANTED, by the advertiser, a Man of strictly sober habits,
thoroughly conversant with the delivery of timber, a situa-
tion as Yardman. Address a r J., Northern pines office.

WANTED, by the advertiser, a Situation in a Merchant's or
Broker's office, as Clerk, Cash or Bookkeeper; the iron
trade preferred.' Unexceptionable references and testimonials will
be given. Address, a. T.; Northern Times office, Liverpool. 6m12

WANTED, a Situation, by a Young Man from the country, 25
yearg of age, sober and honest ; can drive a horse and car,
and take care of the same. Address Walter Lacey, 2, Robinson's-
court, Mersey-street, or Mr. William Jones, 100, Seel-street. 3mll
`SWAN
FED, a Commission for Biscuits, or any other article, by a
middle-aged Man, who has some years' connection amongst
grocers, bakers, and confectioners in town and country ; security,
if required.—Address a, care of Mr. J. Haynes, grocer, 118, Cop .e-
-rai-hill. 3ral2

To Ship Captains.
NVANTED, by a Young 'Man, a situation as Ship Joiner, in a
ship bound to Australia or New Zealand. Characters and
reference can be produced, if required.—Address i. A., Northern
Times office. 6m12

WANTED, a situation by a warehouseman of considerable
experience in cotton, corn, and gener,l produce, shipping
of goods, &c. ; has also a perfect knowledge of customs, dock, and
town duty. Unexceptionable references. Address L 26, Northern
Times office. 6rals

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YU-ANTED, a Situation, in a General Merchant or Broker's
Office, by a respectable young Man, who has already been
three years in a Merchant's Office. Unexceptionable references
from late employers. Salary moderate. Address B. 18, Northern
Times office. 6 mar 10

To Merchants and others

WANTED, by a respectable Young Man, a situation as Copying
Clerk, &c. ; is a good penman, and quick at accounts. Can
produce first-class testimonials.—Address W.S.H., 200, Mount-plea-
sant, Liverpool. 2mlo

WANTED, a situation as Clerk in a Merchant's or Broker's
Office, by a young man who has bad six years experience.
Understands Custom-house and shipping Lusiness, and the general
routine of an office. Address J A F, care of J. H. Smith, Esq.,
Fenwick-court. 4m13

To Merchants, &c.

WANTED, by a Man, 32 years of age, fully conversant with
the shipping and measuring of goods; a situation as abtave ;
would be found useful in assisting senior clerks in office, having a
knowledge of general business. Address o 31, Northern Times
office. 3m12

Bookkeeper, Cashier, Shipping Clerk, &c.
IVANTED, a situation as above, by a young gentleman, *hp
has seen seven years experience of Liverpool business.
ur.+l, ~harnoter and capabilities.

it. 19, Northern Times offie

Bookkeeping.
THE Advertiser, being fully acquainted with Tradesmen's
Accounts and Bookkeeping in general, would accept of an
Der week, either in Liverpool or

Engage
the Che

ae or two days

similar manner. Reference can be given to his iresent and late
employers. Address r 38, Northern 'limes office. 3mlo
•

WANTED, by a Young Man, possessed of first-class references
for sobriety, &c., a situation in a solicitor's office, as an
Engrossing and Copying Clerk. The advertiser has bad upwards
of ten years' experience in several highly respectable law offices in
Scotland, and would be willing to accept of a small salary.—Address
L 27, Northern Times office. 6m16

WANTED, by an unmarried Lady (a native of Scotland), a
situation as Companion and Attendant to a respectable
elderly Lady or Invalid. Unexceptionable references will be given.
Apply to No. 12, care of Mr. B. Wheeler, News Agent, Manchester.
6m15

WANTED, a situation, by a highly respectable middle-aged
active Woman, ei'her as Housekeeper in a Gentleman's
family, or to wait on an invalid, or in a place of business. Is well
experienced, and can be well recommmended.—Apply to Mrs. Levi,
66, Russell-street. 3m12

WANTED, by a young Man, aged 22, a situation as Attendant
upon an Invalid Gentleman. Has been filling a similar
situation for the last twelve months. Three Pounds will .-be given
to any Lady who will procure the above. Good reference can be
given. Address L 18, Northern Times office. 6m16

.oust 2itrivants Manttb.

The Charge for Advertisements underiiisiteaTinTiiTsjOlLTllEßN
DAIL? TIMES, is ONE PENNY. •

WANTED, a Servant-of-all-Work. Apply at 90, Bruns-rilek-
road, 6mlo
WANTED, a Servant-of-all-work, one that can wash well.—
V V Apply at 53, Bedford-street North. lurl9
WANTED, immediately, a thorough Servant-of-all-Work,
Apply at N 0.7, St. James's-terrace, St. James's-road. 3m13

WANTED, a respectable Nurse„ accustomed to the management
of Children. Apply to the Rev.W. Harms, 21, High Park-
-6mll

WANTED, a respectable English Nurse, from twenty to thirty
r years of age. Nor address, see reference list, Northern Times
office. . 3mlo

WANTED, a Housemaid. None need apply who cannot be well
recommended.—Apply at the Clarence Temperance Hotel,
Houghton street. 6mlo

WANTED; a respectable Servanl-of-all-Work ;, none need
V!' . apply who cannol) be well recommended ; see reference
Ust, Northern Times office. •

'XI/ANTED, humethately, for the country, a strong, active Girl
V V as general servant, where a nurse is kept. Address, stat-
ing what character can be given, A. 1, Northern Timer office. 1
IX/ANTED, e, w
ANTED, a Nurshe. has been accustomed ter children,
V with a good character from her last situation. Apply at
the Railway Station, Rock-lane', Royal Rock. Ferry, Cheshire.
30ap16

WANTED, a steady Servant Girl, capthle Of attenstling to,
VV . and fond of children ; one who understands plain cook-
ing preferred ; wages liberal to a suitable person. Apply. at 63,
Islington. 6m/5

WANTED, in a, small family, a Housemaid, who is a, gnod,
needlewoman, and can wash, and iron w 11. Apply (morn-
ings) between ten and twelve. See reference list, Nortkern
Tunes office. enia

WANTED, a Nurse Girl, where a general servant is kept ; one
from the country preferred, or one who does not objectAek
the country. Apply to Mr.. Marsh, Marsh-lane Station, Bootle;
near Liverpool. 6m12

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WANTED, an experienced and confidential person as Barmaid ;
must thoroughly understand the business, and bookkeeping;
a middle-aged person will be preferred, and good reference re-
quired. Apply at the Seacombe Hotel. 6ml6
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WANTED, a young Person, not exerediug 30 years of age, as
Ladies' Maid, whop s well experienced in hairdressing, in
get, ing up fine linen, and in the other duties of a LadiesrMaid.
Apply by letter, pre-paid, to X.Y., at Mr- Littlejohn's, Bold-street,
Liverpool. 6m15