The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-14 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION
M. GEORGE TRIST (late with Mr. lloggart)
iion. begs to announce that he has received positive instruc-
(let; from Messrs. JOSEPH GREEN and SONS, who have
rmined to relinquish the Retail Branch of their Business,
iire°''sequenee of having purchased the Etna Glass Works at
the!"ighun, which will now be carried on in conjunction with
ite,,,Warehouse in Upper Thames-street, to SELL by PUBLIC
TION, the WHOLE of their magnificent STOCK in
'DE in ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-YARD, which is so
the k bean to have been manufactured and selected by
with exauisite taste and judgment, that it is only rie-
w," a
,ary to state it is entirely of the very first quality ; and as a
f this character and magnitude is not likely soon again to
basingo pains will be spared to render every facility of latir-
bto private families as well as to the trade, by a judicious
ii"getrient of the property into convenient lots.
0. 76, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, July 2.
-
FIRST PORTION of Messrs. JOSEPH GREEN and
EON'S SPLENDID STOCK in TRADE of CHINA.
GLASS, EARTHENWARE, an ORNAMENTAL
GOODS.
AIR. GEORGE TRIST is instructed by the
Proprietors to SELL by AUCTION, at Mr. Teen's
p°')Ms, 26, Conduit-street, Bond-street (a removal of some
abmintely of the Stock from St. Paul's Churchyard being found
necessary to afford space for the sale of the remain-
der
on the premises), on THURSDAY, July 21, and following
dad', at Twelve,
The FIRST PORTION of the above valuable STOCK ;
!omprising beautiful varieties of dinne, dessert, tea, and
',Pjeuner services, in porcelain and ironr stone, of elegant de-
Signs and of the most costly description, rare specimens td old
Eevres, and Dresden china, chaste flower and landscape painted
Plates, noble vases, jars, chandeliers, and classical groups, an
4kemblage of most beautifully painted china and articles e
.._tltate, a superb assortment of richly cut and coloured glass, a
V'4ntity of earthenware, hanging and table lamps in or. molu
„ ~-1M bronze, and a great variety of other valuable property ap-
plicable to the trade.
The SECOND PORTION of the STOCK, consisting of
!rery description of costly goods connected with the business,
will be SOLD by AUCTION. on the Premises, No. 11. St.
rzlit
aras,,Cs.hurchyard, on Mosznay, August ], and Two follow-
•th:THlßD PORTION, which embraces the Remainder
•• ii-tpek, is of a sim.lar character, and will also be SOLD
41104'140N on the Premises on MONDAY, August 8,
the 3,l,"ing days, as the premises must be entirely cleared by
ail "; More descriptive advertisements of the .Second and
4ales will appear in due time, ands the Stock may now
closed ed, and portions purchased privately, until the shop is
it° make the necessary preparations for the auction.
26 is'aNues may shortly be had, at Is. each, at the Rooms,
—"fluit-street ; at 11, St. Paul's Churchyard ; and of Mr.
'l5 Trist, Auctioneer and Estate Agent, No. 76, Old
: Broad-street Royal Exchange.
—EROLD INVESTMENT. DOUGHTY-STREET,
MECKLENBURGU-SQUARE.
R.
GEORGE TRIST (late with Mr.
tut gart), is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, atGar-
da a.V.a, Tli UltsDA July 28, at Twelve, (unless previously
l'At's•el of by Private Contract)
,st4'l Valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a sub•
ii;.l):„ti,allY-built residence, most desirably situate, No. 26,
te„,"gnty- street, Mecklenburgh-square, in an excellent state of
is VT, and replete with every accommodation for a family. It
told for a term of upwards of 66 years, at a ground rent, and
ten: let upon lease to a most responsible tenant, at a moderate
Pf 801. per annum.
11447 be viewed by permission of the tenant, by cards only, to
rel. with particulars of Thomas Walker, Esq., solicitor, 3,
nival's Inn ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. George Trist,
le4l°lleer and Estate Agent, No. 76, Old Broad-street, Royal
I.ehan

BIRTHS. St'
On the 10th inst., at Shabden, Surrey, the Hoc. Mtg.
Clair, of a daughter. of Ale
On the 11th inst., at Compton-terrace, the lady
hter'
ander Winton, Esq., of a daughter. A tig
On the 12th inst.. at Tulse-hill, Mrs. Hewitt, of a -1:15,103,4
On the 12th inst., in Grenville-street, Brunovic,
the lady of Henry Nicholas, Esq., barrister-at-law, °' e, the
On the 12th inst., at Ecelest.in-street, Chester-qll-1.
lady of ridges Ta)lor, Esq., attgi,.ter.
On the 13th init., at Elizabethan Camden"r°ol villa*
Camden-town, Mrs. Henry ISiil, of a daughter. , 310'
On the 13th inst., at Chester-street, Grosvenor-PIP
Robert King, of a s:ln,