Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-22 00:00:00

IMENZR PUBLIC II NIS T, ISL(NGT)N, AND COTTAGES,
LAMB SET-STRUT, LIVr.RPJOL:
THE Sale of this Property Advertised to be
SOLD at the CLARBNDO 'S- ROOMS, To-morrow (Thurs-
day), tin 22nd last , WILL N sT TAKe: PLACE.—George Stone,
tolcitor, Ranelig -s'reet, Liverpo '

a.leat SALE of ELECTitO-PLtTED GOODS, CHINA, GLASS.
MIME IY, r c.—lmportant to Merchants, Captains, hotel Keepers,
"instlars, and Parties Furnishing.
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3TH
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IV; kirris r e;:he;isv Li)! day a instructionsud rofollowing
ntgo
days, SELLat
the Birmingham Glass Convialy's Establishment, 29, Church-street.
fspposite Coraptoa Hunsa, •LivargoA, the whole of that valuable
=OK of rich CU F-G,.ASS; CHINA, EA RTd.F.NWa RE, FAKER
WA :ME GOODS, &c., comprising handsome dinner sets, tea and
b-eakfatt sets, toiletts sets, dessert sets, &c. ; rich cut Bohemian
glass liqueur and pickle bottles, also a variety of richly-gilt and cut
Ow, lustre+, cf the most modern patterns, papier mache tables, tea
trays, bread baskets, envelope cases, tot caddies, &c. ; also, an
el:ens:vs and valuable stuck of elec:to-platei tea and offee sets,
toddy or hot water kettles. I:cinear frames, tract trames„,toatt racks,
and plated savers or -waiters, card or cake baskets, electro- plated
Cagle or dessert forks. inblerp tons, teaspoons, fish carvers anu force
morocco cases; together with a great variety o' ivory balance
11131 die and German silver !;srdle table and dessert knives and forks,
the must celebrate,: makers.

Tha Sale to commence each day at E even o'clock. Cata"ogues to
hut on the Premises, 20 Church-street, i.iverp 01.
N.B.— Cash -ad vAnc(xl on goods f•or immediate and unreserved sale.

TO isE SOLD BY AUCTION,
(unless provi nsly d:sposed o: by Private Treats,)
—a-_ _

. .
Tuts DAY ( hureclay)..be 22nd of Cctober, at Six o'clock in the
Nrening, at the Monks' Furry Hotel, Biike head, in Teo or more
Lots, according to the i ariculun, and subject to the conditions of
sale then to be produced.
F. & J. HODGSON.

A Piece,of FieeholA LAND altnabson the cast si'e of Palm-give.
Ow ton, with a fr ntaLe th reto of 216 feet q,r thereabeute, and
Containing 4OA square y:. rd, more or less. This f.l3(e of I and lies, a
raw yards nortuw..rd of 'alt's-road, and !r in" its elev4ted situatio t.
and the catore of the • oil is well ralap.ei, La' ttc creation of vitas,
,r a row of dwel
Also, a Pa Le of LAND, containing 3,164 square-yards more or lass,
I tuate on the north side of Abbey-street, a,u anon s da o! St. Mary's-
ate, in Bakenhead, 'Aim a :1 outage to Loth those st-eoti of 148 teet
inches. t his piece of lard, being situated in the Immediate
-neighbourh:od of trfe new f ravinz cocks and shipbuilding yards in
Birkenheal, and lyif,r, within a short distaned of the market, and in
the centre of the met thic;rly populate! pert of the town, is pen-
/lady suitable ss a site for sho,.s aril cottages, and Ls well worth the
attention of buiLlers.

Vass Lnd parieulars may be had on app7.leation to Idessrs.J. & H.
Grelp:ry, Soliotcrs. .et, Liverpool; Messrs. Townsend,
Ridley, & Jack,on, S eirors, Famick-str et, Llit rpao', and Mor-
timer-terrace, Birkenhead ; Mr. Wi ham Core, architect and Sur-
veyor, Duncan-street, Birkenhead; or the Auctioneers, Argyle-
*vet, Birkenhead_