Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-28 00:00:00

signed for absolute disposal, and in 7"/.4.4
advance upon utrataue at
Private residences when for unreserved sale.

To BuildeN, Masons, Plumbers, and others.
- ttiESSII.S. G. C. HARJUL and CO. beg to call the
attention of the pubic to heir aoin as AGENTS
0 tOO CO NSER VA 'LITE LANDI t
SOClEppTY.tment
This society possesses great advantages over most of the local
building socimiza. ~, u.,
A rm. its patrons noblemen, gent

rams
cas."or,. of the highest position: It has been established for
amen
and
a period of seven years, awl its success in London. Manchester,
larg.e.towns, has been commensurate with its important(
minion and pounds stey.rling Its capital has now reached nearly half
.

ISCS and rules of the society, with every ether inform
e had at the Offices of the Agents,
No. 46, CHURCH-STREET. •

To Archit
Periodicaltocall Sales. hell
medium for a quick a
.

ects, Surveyors, and Housei-----...
G. C. lIARRIL AND CO.
_ -..--.;^n of the above gentlemeu to ,
at the Cotton Sale-rooms, .4 bew theirra
:pensive disposal of Propeny, aka,'
n the usual mode adopted.

,bove gca-

40. CSURCTI-STREZT

TO ANGLERS
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FISHING TACKL. ..;ry descripticn in RODS,
LINES, FLIES, SiL. GUT, &c., de, ; alsollOoks
Lnd Lines for Sea Fishiag, d, .acial Baits, Pocket Flasks, &c., at
1. GALLlrri's Fiouing Tinkle EstablisiMent, 17, Castle-street,

verpco:

TO JOINERS, CABINET-MAKERS, &c.
AUCTION SALES.
G E 0. L. K E L L Y,
WHOLESALE TIMBER DEALER,
has taken the Yard In Hope-street, corner of Mount-pleasant,
where he intends establishing SALES by AUCTION of the various
kinds of WOOD requisite to the Trade.
The Yard will be stocked by the 29th instant, when Catalogues
may be . ad, and the first Auction held at Twelve o'clock on the 2nd
of May, when G. L. K. hopes to receive that support which will
make their weekly continuance desirable. They will enable the
smallest consumer to purchase choice Wood at wholesale prices.
Woods received for sale on commission. 6a30

CHESHIRE . Half-way between Chester and Liverpool.
Extremely Valuable Freehold Estates, comprehending in the
whole about 1,400 Acres of Building, Villa, and of highly pro-
- dnctive Garden Ground and Agricultural Land, in the several
Townships of Great and Little Sutton, within half an hour's
journey from Liverpool or Chester, a large portion of which is
Free of the Rectorial Tithes, together with the several Manors,
or Reputed Manors, of Great Sutton and Little Sutton, the whole
of which Estates will be sub-divided into upwards of 100 distinct
Lots.
MESSRS. CHURTON have the hononr to announce
that they have been instructed by the Trustee for Sale,
under the will of the late Joseph White, Esq.,
TO SUBMIT TO PUBLIC COMPETITION,
AT THE ALBION HOTEL, IN CHESTER,
ON WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY,
The 18th, 19th, and 20th days of MAY, 1859,
Commencing each day at Two for Three o'clock most punctually,
In the Lots set forth in the printed particulars of Sale, or in such
other and in suoh order as the Agents of the Vendor may decide
upon, and subject to such conditions as may then be produced, the
highly valuable and important
FREEHOLD ESTATES
of the late Joseph White, Esq., situate in the Townships of Little
and Great Sutton, in the Parish of Eastham, a most healthy
portion of the county, and land of the most fertile quality, about
six miles from Chester and four from Eastham Ferry, on the river
Mersey. intersected by the Chester and Birkenhead Railway and
several Turnpike and other Roads, and close to Stations on the
existing and proposed Railways, comprehending in the whole about
1,400 STATUTE ACRES
of extremely productive arable, rich grazing, and meadow lands
and healthy plantations, with the Mans-on or Family Residence of
SUTTON HALL, the RAILWAY HOTEL, and Premises at Sutton
Station, several well-built Farm Houses, extensive ranges of
Agricultural Buildings, and several good Cottages, the whole of
which has been judiciously sub-divided into upwards of
' 100 SEPARATE LOTS,
(varying in extent from about 140 acres to 1 acre) for the con-
venience of purchasers.
his fine Property is scarcely to be equalled in the county, and
affords innumerable healthy and well planted sites for the erection
of Villa and other Residences, the greater part of the Lands being
dry and elevated, commanding beautitul views of the Cheshire and
Welsh Hills and the surrounding country. The Lands are, for the
most part, rich and fertile, having a surface of deep soil with a
substratum of fine red sandstone, and the Estates are abundantly
supplied with springs of pure water.
It is proposed to lay out new roads across several portions of
the Estate, thereby affording considerable frontages, and also
bringing the whole of the Lots within a few minute's walk of the
Sutton and Hooton Stations on the Birkenhead and Chester Rail-
way, and of any new Station which may be made on the intended
Line of Railway from Hooton to elsby.
The Vendor being owner of the great or
RECTORIAL TITHES
of the Towublilp Or Little Dutton, and of a. portion of the Township
of Great Sutton, it is intended to merge the same, and sell the
whole of the.e Lands free of such Tithes.
N.B. -The Keeper at Sutton Hall, or the respective Tenants on
the Estates, will show the various Lots.
eir Printed Particulars, with Lithographed Plans, may be had,
and any further information, on application to Mr. W. H. Brown,
solicitor, Chester • Mr. Davies, Estate Agent, Mollinton ; or to
Messrs. Churton, the Auctioneers, at their Offices in Chester, or
Whitchurch, Shropshire.

ADVEI?TISEIVENTS
ONE PENNY EACH,
IN THE
"NORTHERN TIMES."

Advertisements of Persons Wanting Situations,
Persons Wanting Servants or having Apartments
to Let, are inserted in the NORTHERN DAILY
TIMES for
ONE PENNY EACH.
Other Advertisements, having reference to Houses
or Land to Let or Sell, and all the miscellaneous
" Wants" of the community, are inserted at
TWOPENCE EACH.

emptatmtnt Mantetr.

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The Charge for Advertisements under this head. in the NORTHERN
DAILY TIMES, is ONE PENNY.
r 10 Engineers. - Wanted, to apprentice a youth, 14 years of age.
A reasonable premium will be given.—Address c. 18, Northern
_nines office. 6a30

AFirst-rate Gardener will be in want of a Situation in a few
weeks. He understands the management of a green-house,
vinery, and conservatory, &e.—Apply to Robert Smith, 14, Red-
._

b
W ANTED, a
a Cashier, y a
Bookkeeper,restabl e
o r person,co 10l
efemt
oar tu roer age,in n
aa
other
capacity where his services might be useful ; best references given.
Address D 8, Northern Times office. 6m4
WANTED, by a young man, a Situation as Light Porter
knows the town well, and would make himself generally
useful,; can produce four years' character from last employers.
!Address J. 5, Northern Times office. 2a28
an wishes t^ •

.A;a7-3innogLvyeorpuonglm; has a slighot tioN;lielidi°3ofetheibn a cloth
;
good references can be given, and a small salgaery will be taken.
Address Alpha, Northern Times office.

ri 10 Tailors and Outfitters. "anted, a situation as Cutter, by a
person long experienced in the trade, who is about leaving his
present situation, which he has held for several years. Testimonials
unexceptionable. Address aB, _Northern Times office. 6a28

BOOK-KEEI
I) (who b..
Nierc

Wanted, by an experienced Book-keeper
a thorough knowledge of cotton), a situation in a
nt or Broker's office; no objection to go abroad. 'Unexcep-
tionable references and security can be given. Address c 13,
Northern Times office. 6m3

IXTAINTE-D, imiiiediately, a Young Man, who has had experience
as Bill of Lading and Manifest Clerk. A knowledge of
Custom-house work is also necessary. None but those who can

D. 18; Northern Times office

ACommercial Traveller, who will be disengaged at the end of
- June, is desirous of an engagement. Has an extensive con-
nection throughout Ireland, with druggists, grocers, &c., and can
give security to any amount. References will be found highly
satisfactory. Address a 11, Northern Times office. 4a30
r