The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-06-14 00:00:00

FURNITURE, &c., BOOTLE.
ivIESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, on TUESDAY next, the 21st instant,
at Eleven o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Homer-terrace,
near the R imrose-hotel, Bootle, the useful HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE and other EFFECTS, of a Gentleman leaving
the neighbourhood,
The DINING-ROOM and PARLOUR FURNITURE comprises a
Set of Mahogany Dining Tables, on Pillars and Claws, Four-
teen strong Mahogany Chairs, and Two Armed Ditto, with
Seats in Hair Cloth, Pair of Mahogany Card Tables, and a Pem-
broke Ditto well-made Mahogany Sideboard, Twelve Imitation-
rosewood Chairs, with inlaid Brass Backs, and a Sofa to match,
Brussels Carpets, Fenders, Fire-irons, &c.
The CHAMBERS contain Four-post and Camp Bedsteads,
Hair 'Mattresses' Feather Beds, Mahogany Chests of Drawers,
Ditto Framed Dressing-glasses, Painted Toilet fables, Wash-
stands. Chairs, Carpeting., &c.
The Kitchen Requisites.
To be viewed OD MONDAY next, the 20th instant, when Cata-
logues may be had on the Premises, and at Messrs. T. WIN-
STANLEY and SON'S Office, Church street.

GENUINE COLLEON OF PAINTINGS.
WINSTANLEY'S NEW GALCTI
LERY, CHURCH-STREET.
MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS will
SELL by AUCTION, on WEDNESDAY, the 22d instant,
at Twelve o'clOck precisely, at their New Gallery, in Church-
street, by order of Inc Executors,
The g.enuine Collection of PAINTINGS Earle,l and Modern
Alasters, the Property of the late Mrs. T. of Spekelands,
and removed for the convenience of sale.
Amongst the OLD MASTERs will be found a Battle Piece, by
alvator Rosa; Two Landscapes, with Figures, by Weenix ;
11.11 Interior, with Boors, Ostade: a'Reyiew of Troops in an Ita-
tan City, with a Multitude of Wnute Figures, by Augustin°
Tani; and other pleasing subjects.
with The WOREs. OF MODERN ARTISTS consist of a Welsh View,
Shepherd and Sheep, by L. Williamson; Pony and Dogs,
133, C. Towne; Moonlight Scene., by S. Pet her; with Landscapes
Sea
by pa.rlter, Sass, Rathbone, litfig Marriott Gouldsmith ; and
APieces by Riyitt. . few Fray %g
and CRAYON DRAWINGS.
To be viewed on MONDAY next, the 20th instant, at the
Gallery,
street when Catalogues may be had.

MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., NSW BRIGHTON. CHESHIRE.
Mi ESSRS. THOS. NSTANLEYWI and SONS
Will SELL bY AUCTION Tti AY, the 23d instant,
at Eieven o'clock- preeisely,ohatheliPraeampises, No. 2, Fort-
terrace. New Brighton, near the Ferry,
-.,-The--__ Whole of the modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD FUR-
INIFURE, Plate. and Plated Articles,. China, Glass, Linen,
briltiant.taned
lough i Octave Semi-Cabinet Piano-forte, by M'Cul-
and Co., in rich Zebralvood Case, elegant Parisian Four-
modern Timepieve in painted and burnished Gold China Case,
In dern framed En' Glass , hadsomely framed and glazed, Paintings, Phde fglaso innches by 40, and two smaller
ath, in ornamental and gilt frames, and other EFFECTS,
the Property of a 'Gentleman leaving England.
The &nick's of Furniture. &c., in the Drawing-room and Par-
with include three sets of modern Mahogany Chairs, of six each,
with Seats in I4airCloth, massive Mahogany-framed Sofa R ii.! Couch,
, --oc,.ing, and Easy Chairs, large Mahogany Bookcase,
with Setretaireb-a ”and inclosed Guardnvine underneath,
Mahogany Clifffou'
Janke T b
h i i Table, on pillars and claws,
Fe'
d a Cabinet, pair of well-made Pem-
les,
to tioiermr an, b
o_og
andsot:e Brussels Carpets,'
Moreen Window Curtains,.F_en-
dere, Fire-iroms, also, Alabaster and other Ornamental Articles,
Fen-
of nottemifin -and QNYISS 'manufacture.
.The Chandlers -contain a large and lofty Half-tester BO-
jjettl' vlith carved footboards, Cornice, and Crimson Merino
41"31C ftnKings, Iron and Press Ditto, Hair Mattresses,rwe l
seasoned Feather Beds d Beddin,- three Mahogany A ard-
liriarobes, 'capital Mahoganyaa Toilet Table, and a Washstand 'to
tch,leth Marble Top Chests of Drawers, Dressing Glasses,
:elgottled 'Birch Chest of ,Dra'wers, Toilet Tables, Washstands,
°Chamber Ware, Portable Shower Bath. Bordered Bras-
e.Stsir Carpets, Painted Floor Cloths, &c.
1.1,pe useful Kitchen and Culinary-Requisites, &C.
f itiao, the remaining Stock of Fancy Articles, including Per-
To Y, Stationery, Toys, nod Miscellaneous Articles.
togast obe viewed on WEbNESDAY., the 22d instant, when C.ata-
. maybe had on the Premises, and at Messrs. T. NI IN-
a ANLEY and Soxs' ()thee, Church-street, Liverpool.

- FREEHOLD PRoPeßrr IN EFT AVD A
C.IBLE-STR ' ,
LEASEHOLD IIOrSE IN CL_4RENCE-STREET.
_ By .Mesas, THOS. IVINSTANLEY and seNs,
in THrttsnAY, the 23d instant at Two o'clock in the After-
noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liverpool,
subject to such conditiorrs as shall be then prodnced,
MTLIANG-110USE, N'' 19 on the
A north side of Cable-sre
t t, containing about 6 yards
ton
the the front ofCable-street andrunen in gin depth about 20 yards,
i occupation of'S Joh'nson. Freehold of Inheritance.
Lot 2.—A liIVELLING-HOUSE, No. 23 oirlhe north side
of Cable-street aforesaid, containing about 8 yards to the front
of Cable-street, and and Davies in depth, late in the occu-
Dation of llesars.,Goulei . Freeliold-of Inheritance.
Lot 3--A IMELLTNII-HOUSE, No. 1, Clarence-street, cor-
!ler of Brownlow-hill,.in the occupation of A:qurton ; and the
110USF. adjoining', in 'front to Franceys-street. For the unex-
Pircd term
1852. .of 21'years, commencing on or about the 10th June,
out Furtirer particulars may be had on application to Messrs.
_zHAm,"(2.:, -N.._..!,_±.__,,, ~ and HUNTER, 6, Brunswick-street.

*THIS DAY (TUESDAY).
MR'EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
. GRICE nal SELL by AUCTION, Tats DAY,
Truesday,rthe 14th instant, at Eleven o'clock prompt,
on the 'Premisea,"St. Anne-street. (a few doors from Islington.)
the whole .or the :genuin HOUSEHOLMFURNITURE of a
Vatnily'leaving the Country, comprising, in Four Bedrooms.
handsomellishogany Four-post Bedsteads. and Hangings, Two
Half testers; Eared Footboards, prime Veatber Beds and sun-
dry Bedding, Wardrobe, Toilet Tables and Stands, Box and
Swing Dressing Glasses, capital Mahogany and Painted
Drawers, Night‘Comtnode, superb Chtval Glass, Toilet Ware,
Carpets,'Scc. The Parlours iticluderwa-Sets of modern Maho-
PartYChairs;liandsome Sofa, a chiffonniere with Carved Back,
111 Idsoine Chimney Glass in a &pert. Gilt Frame, Brussels and
Ricklerminster Carpets and Rugs, Set of Breakfast China, Din-
ner Ware,,CulfGlass, a few Oil Paintings. Window Curtains.
Three-light Water-slide Gas Chandelier, Massive Carved Book-
case., *Pedestal Sideboard, Set of Inlaid Carved Book_
Dining Tableccapitat Easy Chair in Leather, One Ditto in Flair
Cloth; a Couch, in fine order, an OblongiLoo Table on massive
Block and Carved Claw Feet, Centre Ditto in fine Wood, Work
Table, China'Ornaments, Bronzed' Fenders and Fire-irons.
With the •useful Kitchen and Culinary Utensils, Kitchen
Dresser, Meardiastener, Hatstand,oll=cloth, Venetian Blinds,
and other Effects.
. Tire whole may be viewed on the Morning of Sale, and Cata-
logues hadiriwn Mr.G R I ca,4o, Whiteshapel,or on the Premises.

BY ORDER OT'TtIE MORTGAGEE.
NORTHUMBERLAND TERRACE, EVERT ON

On instant. at Two o'clock in- the
Afternoon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street,
Liverpool, in one or two .lots,
Piece of LAND, 'with Two excellent DWEL-
LING-HOUSES thereon, Nos. 6 and 8, situate •on the
-east side and to the trout of Northumberland-terrace, -St.
George's-terrace, Evecten, and west side of Albion-place, and
about 200 yards north •of St. George's Church. The land con-
tains 580 square yards. _

/17 ORDER OF THE SHERIFF OF LAWCASHIRE, UNDER AND
,BT VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl. FA.
On'FRIDAY, the 24th instant, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon,
ryat the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, in Liverpool,
HE 'ANNUAL INCOME, or PROCEEDS, for the
Life of a, Gentleman, in his 49th year, in a settled SUM of
fOURTHQUEAND POUNDS, invesled.(in the spring of 1852)
'n the names of Trustees, under a Deed.cf Settlement, in Lon-
don and-North-Western Railway Stock, ,paying Dividends.
Tit,n4., the LTIMATE REVERREON, in the said FOUR
1;1",-,uSANDiPOUNDS Fund, in tie event of the party, who
"Os four children, dying without issue.
shA2plicationsto be made to Mr. Jon N. KIRBY, Officer of the
-riff or Lancashire,
Peter's-lane. Liverpool.

The houses are let at low rents of £4B each. 'They -were
erected about seven years -ago, of substantial materials, arid
are now in good repair. They command most picturesque and
extensive views on theriver Mersey, adjacent sea, and Cheshire,
,combining the Welsh hills in the distance. The tenure is' for a
'term of which 863 years are still unexpired.
For particulars apply to Mr. DAVID DAVIES, 52, Paradise-
-street, or to Mr. ALLANf'LAYE, solicitor, 12, Castle-street,
Liverpool.

THE VALUABLE FEE-SIMPLE ESTATE. OF THE LATE JOHN BEATTY WEST, 'ESQ., M.P., SITUATED :IN TH
COUNTY •G-ALWAY.
IN TYENTE-FIVE LOTS.
On" FituDAY, the Ist day of Inly-we:ft, in the Encumbered Estates Court, Dublin, if mot previously disposed 'of by
rn&v Private-Contract,
aluable ESTATE, whieh.contains 10,795 Acres, lies in a ring fence, with the exception of the three
,„",es „ Townlarkde of Shanbolly, Gortbrackraore, and Cankilly. The situation of the Property is most eligible, beingwithin five
'4 of the town of Ballinasloe, one of the principal Stations of the Midland Great Western Railway from Dunlin 4o Galwny,
Ave from' B
th, , . anagher, fifteen from Parsonstcwn, thirty-five miles by railway from Galway, seventy-five from Dublin, aud adjoins
at7srbovisaalt
_Ry.recourt and Laurence Town. The River Suck, an important tributary of the River Shannon, which it runs into
"noir tiarbour, forms the northern boundary of this proverty for a distance of about four miles. The Grand Canal,
d:r-npensalirect
WaterW Communication with Dublin, Limerick, and other important towns, runs through the property for a
4„ant four and f miles ; tbe property is also well intersected with Roads. It is hardly necessary to dwell upon the
,mPorts ant advantages which this Estate possesses. from the circumstance of its proximity-to-such excellent Markets and Fair
4 _TiAwandithe facilities which exist for transporting Produce and-Cattle to distant Markets by Railway or Canal.
and which tiateis, for the most part, beld,in large Grazing Farms; -as for example, Lissmanny, which contains over 1,1700 acres,
Tirreoann; in& l'alned by Perse Groom, Esa. ; Sycamore Hill, also held by Mr. Groom, contains over 500 acres; Killevency,
hel&by Dr. Coc.i over SOO acres, held by•JOhn Eyre, Eaq.; Oghilmore, Joseph Cowan, Esq, nearly 400 acres; Ballynatuuddagb,
Sib 11, over 240 acres.
There are several excellent Residences.crn the property, in good. repair, and
latter respect in the
judiciously planted. The property is
The Fae most favourably circumstanced, there being a good de& of valuable Timber distributed over it.
5u.... _ ...
nrm Braidings at Ballynainuddagb are on an unusually extensive scale, the late Mr. 'West having expended a large
miTwilo none in their erection.
Present 1I be seen on reference to the Valuation in the Rental, that-a large portion of the property. is let considerably under its
fOre .11 value' As,:nost of the leases will terminate on the sale of the property, a considerable increase its the rental may, there-
„_ , e looked forward to. On the farms-of Lissmanny and Sycamore Hill, there will be a considerable advance on the expire-
-2_9 °f :he leases.now dependent on two agedlives. The property is, generally speaking, well fenced, many portions being
'-uvinrdwith stonowalls substantially built in mortar.
the _bere to abundance of excellent Turf
•on the property, and from the circumstance of its being in the immediate vicinity of
l_%lMal., it can be conveyed to Ballinasloe and other towns at a trifling cost.
Limestone and Gravel is also abundant. --Great facilities exist, therefore, for applying Quid: Lime to the property, which
canm he(dalkevowim,to the abundance of the ;Raw Material, at an expense of about 6d. per barrel. That portion of the Estate
, tillediately adjoining the Canal, would be greatly increased in value by the application of quick Lime and by Draining, for
have not been attended to.
.TtahlistEnatate, therefore, presents to an enterprising person, most favourable opportunities for-the profitable investment of
cam .
of
an outlay or aelo,ooo judiciously: pent.ed in draining, the application of Quick Lime,
. and other improvements,
the rental ofthe property might be incre
low, principally attributable to the large amou
neighbotutood
ntoorfe,realS,C)o per annum. .11ve Poors' Rate in this -district has always been very
also- to the fact of the land in this •
Is. 2/1. in t for the most nart held
ployment given by lb', Earl of Clancartv and other adjoining proprietors ;
Populated. The Poors' Rate is about- 'in largegrazing'farms, and consequently not over
eggpund. half of wain is paid by the tenant
„ In the vicinity of the Estate are the Dernesnesof Bell • • '
view, Eyre Court, Ballymore Somerset and Garbally. The latter .is
she seat of the Earl Of, Clancarty, a resident noblernau, possessed of large property in the district.'
fertilelt would be difEcult.l.o:find an Estate of this extent possessing greater advantages; amongst which may be enumerated a
„Id__ma athi • nly luta ted for grazing and cropping, the vicin'ty of excellent markets, great facilities for transporting cattle
__., _ tira _ n
psoduce lay railway and canal; and abundance of turbay and limestone tor manure.
i, Estate, therefore,:presents an ample field Co. ntlie profitable investment of capital, with a prospect of large returns, and
is 17t
litaeis well worthy *he attention of a Company or a Capitalist for the establishment of a Beet-root Sugar or-Flax Manufactory, as it
sses all 'the* ,elements,neOessary for the successful carrying out of t
such ainundertaking.
enTs Rentals and full particulars apply to Messrs.
Bows, PIM, KizacAtn., and WHITE, 18, Adam-street, Adelphi, London,
____________LLs~ u, Lei ter-street. Dublin; and Messrs. LEWIS and 22, Nassau-street, Dublin.

SCMMARY

N'aluation
by Messrs.

!Quantity al
Land, I

benotnination

Rentelu Stewart,
Annual Ordnance pi.. Kn_
Annual Quit Recta, Townland mid, and
Rent. &c., Valuation of `ti hid' by
payable. 1850. lOrder of the

OBSERVI.TIONS.

i statute

Meastre. 1

Larnanny

s. d. s. d. s. d.
46 16 11 18 3 1 654 6 5

4 s.
600 0

Held under Lease, bearing date
1799, for term of 3 liws—namely,
William —, John P.„ and Fre-
derick Groom.
Held under Court of Chancery.
A portion of this Lot is held by
.yearly tenants, the remainder
,under the Court of Chancery.
Held under Court of Chancery.
A portion of this Lot is held by
yearly tenants, the remainder
under the Court of Chancery.
360 0 0 Held :under Lease bearing :date
1797, for 3 lives, one of which is
living aged about 70.
240 0 0 Held under Court of Chancery.
200 0 0 Held undorCourt of Chancery.
140 0 0 A portion :of this Lot is held by
yearly tenants, the remainder
under the:Court of Chancery.
40 0 0 Held under -Court of Chancery.
360 0 0 Held under Court of Chancery.
50 0 0 A portion of this Lot is held by
yearly tenants, the remainder
under the Court of Chancery.
135 0 0 Held like Lot 12.
55 0 0 Held like Lot 12.
205 0 0 240 Acres of this Lot is held under
the Court of Chancery.
330 0 0 A portion or this Lot is held by
yearly tenants, the remainder
under the Court of Chancery.
270 0 0 Held like Lot 16.

Tir,roo
arkt4x::ll

311 336
407 2 33

100 0 0 3 18 0 lel 13 4
240 11 0 6 8 9i 163 10 6

Cr°wltett
XYleialcee

462 0 191

182 18 11 7 4 5 209 14
261 .9 7 272 1.2 0

11,226 ii iii

SYcanlore

520 2 3

70 It 7

277 10

Ohilmore
Caltragh

368 3 25
505 2 33
253 120

150 0 0 13 5 0 205 15 .9
229 12 2 178 15 2
139 15 6 4 5 6 112 17 3

Monienahilti
Killevn a
Liggar e' " •

92 0 32
455 0 3
98 0 16

52 5 0 1 10 0 35 2 10
292 3 6 10 9 2i 310 2 9
42 11 9 48 13 8

131ackPYnagh
stic ''''
;
lla!lYnainuthfag.h

274 3 7
104 033
273 0 5

112 17 10 5 5 0 122 3 10
59 2 3 2 8 0 46 13 8
113 3 5 6 5 3 201 16 4

Lisanac

296 4 if

54 6 1

:88 15 7

Coolcarta, West

2 3 11

DS 2 2

7 4 9 212 6 4
Head rent,
&c.

Annagllcorrib

183 11 10 1127 12 65, i 188

Coolcarta,. E as
. . Stuin. .

Held by yearly tenants, for parti-
culars see rental.
Principally held by yearly tenants.
A portion of this i,ot is held by
yearly tenants.. the remainder

539 3 18
146 1 18

7 0 0 1 168 3 7
55 9 3

43 9 8

1 392 212
1 351 1 13

110 14 4:
123 12 6

ithdei the Court of Chance; y.
Held by yearly tenants.
Held partly under the Court of
Chancery.

149 18

Gortbrackmore

135 0 20

I 35 5 4

A poction. of this Lot is held by
yearly tenants, the remainder
under the Court of Chancery.

Houses and Plots inl
Town of Eyrecourt

If eld by yearly tenants.
lield tly by yearly tenants.

) 15 0