The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-18 00:00:00

VALUABLE PROPEIITY.

On THURSDAY, the ith day of April, at Two o'clock in the Af-
ternoon, et the (louse 'of Mr. George Kaye, the Sign of the
Griffin's Ilead, at Peasley Cross, in Sutton, in the County of
Lancaster, in the following or such other Lots as may be then
agreed upon, and subject to such conditions of Sale as will be
then produced,
Lot
LALL that MESSUAGE, with the OUTBUILD-
INGS, GARDEN, and APPURTENANCES
thereto adjoining and belonging, situate i Sutton aforesaid,
and on the north side of a lane there c ed Robin-lane, ad-
joining the public highway from St. 11 en's to Warrington,
and now in the occupation of Mr. J Molyneux, as tenant
thereof.
Lot 2. All that, COTTAGE, with the GARDEN and AP-
FURTENA'NCES thereto belonging, situate in Sutton afore-
saiu, and adjoining Lot 1, awl now in the occupation of John
Gerrard.

1(t•3.. All those Two Closes of LAND, situate in Sutton
aforesaid, known by the names of the Meadow, and the Nook
or (lay croft, being contiguous to Lot 1, and containing to-
gether 2 acres and ti perches, statute measure, or thereabouts,
and-ooWalso in the occupation of the said John Molyneux.
Lot 4. All that Close of LAND, in Sutton aforesaid, called,
the First' Pasture Field, adjoining to Lot 2, and containing 1
acre and a•roods„ statute measure, or thereabouts, and in the
occupation of the said John Molyneux.
Lot 5. All that Close of LAND, in Sutton aforesaid, called
the Second Pasture Field, adjoining to Lot 4, and 'containing
1. acre 2 roods and 7 perches, statute measure, Or thereabouts,
and in the occupation of the said John Molyneux.
Lot 6. All that Close of LAND, in Sutton aforesaid, called
the Top Meadow, adjoining to Lots 4 and s,'and the said public
highway leading front St. Helen's to 'Warrington, and con-
taining 3 acres and 7 perches, statute measure, or thereabouts,
and in the occupation of the said John Molvoeux.
Lot 7. All that MESSUAGE, with the OUTBUILDINGS,
°WHAM), GARDEN, and APPUUTENANCES thereto
adjoining and belonging, situate-in Sutton aforesaid, and on the
west side of the said public • highway leading from St. Helen's
to Warrington, and now in the occupation of Mr. William
Greenall.

Lot S. All those Two COTTAGES, in Sutton aforesaid, with
the GARDENS and API ti ItTENANCES theretobelonging,
adjoining., to Lot 7. and now in the respective occupations of
Peter 1-Ithison and Phonies Warburton.

Lot 9. All those Two Closes of LAND; in Sutton aforesaid,
called the Meadow, near the Hi.nestead, which adjoins to Lots
7 and S, and the Lower Field contiguous thereto, and containing
together '6 acres and 11 perches, statute measure, or tliere-
ahouts, and now in the occupation of Messrs. Taylor.
Lot 10. All that Close of LAND, in Sutton aforesaid, called
Fazakerley's Meadow, adjoining to Lot 9, containing; 3 acres,
3 roods, and 23 perches, statute measure, or thereabouts, alsir in
the occupation 'of MeiSrs. Taylor.
All the preceding Lots are Freehold of Inheritance, the
Lands are to a good state of Cultivation, are supposed to con-
tain valuable Beds Of Coal, and adjoin the Estates of Sir Henry
Bold lloghton, Bart.,' M rs. Hughes, and the Devisees in Trust
Of the late Edward Greenall, Esq., and are' distant from the
'town of St. Helen's, and also from the Liverpool and Man-
chester Railway little more than one mile. The Pour and other
Rates in the Township are IoW.
Lot 11. Alnhat COTTAGE, in Sutton aforesaid, with the
GARDEN and APPURTENANCES thereto belonging, ad-
joining to Lot 10, and now in the occupation of James Faza-
kerlev. _ _ _

This Lot will he sold subject to a Lease, granted thereof in
18'18, for 3 Lives, and a further term of 21 years after the death
of the survivor of such lives, under an annual lent of El is. 4d.
The Lease contains a covenant.for perpetual renewal, on appli-
cation within six months after the death of any of the lives, and
on payment ol' a tine of 1:3 4s.
Lot 12. All tha,t MESSUAGE, with the APPURTENAN-
CES thereto belungini, situatein Tontine-street, in St. Helen's,,
in the said Comity, and now in the occupation of Henry
Houghton.

The Premise" comprised in this Lot are held under a Lease
granted by the, Society of Quakers, for 3 Lives, (all in •beiug,)
and a further term of 21 years after the death of the survivor of
such lives, and are subject to an apportioned rent of Ss. 71d.
Lot 13. A PEW or SEAT, on • the north side of the south
aisle in the Parish ITharch of Prescot, and at present rented by
Mr. William Birchall. •

Lot 14. A PEW or SEAT, on the south side of the middle
aisle in St. Helen's Chapel, in the possession of M essrs. Taylor:
The respective Tenants will show the Premises, and for fur-
ther particulars applyto Messrs. ItowsoN and Cnoss, Solicitors,
Prescot, at whose ()lice a Plan of the Lands may be seen.

. MARINE RESIDENCE.
MO be LET, by Private Treaty, for a Term of Three, Five,
or Seven Years, and entered upon immediately, all that
compact and very desirable ESTATE, known 'v the name of
HINEING, situate in the Township of Levens n the Parish of
Heversham, and County of Westmorland. twisting of an ex-
cellent DWELLING-HOUSE., g Breakfast-room,
Drawing-room, six Lodging-rooms, two commodious Kitchens,
and good Cellars and Conveniences, with the Pleasure GAR-
DEN in front of the same.
Also, a large and convenient BARN, Three-Stalled STA-
BLE, and SHIPPONS for Twelve Head of Cattle, all newly-
built, and fitted up in the most commodious style, and other
suitable Outbuildings, with about 46 Acres of excellent Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture LAND, well Fenced and Watered, and
in the highest state of Cultivation.
HINEING is distant from Kendal about four miles, four from
Milnthorp and the Sea Side,,nine from the Lake of Winder-
mere,. beautifully situate on Rising Ground, in the Township of
Levens.aforesaia, about half-a-mile from Levens Hall, and the
same distance from Beathwaite Green Chapel, commanding
extensive and picturesque views of Morecambe Bay, and the
adjacent Marion Mountain, and Landscape Scenery.
• The owner has lately spent a considerable sum of money in
beautifying and improving the Estate, and it is now well worthy
the
.attention of a genteel family attached to rural pursuits.
The taker has the option of having the whole or a portion of
the Land.

ROBERT BRADLEY, the Hind upon the Premises, will show
the same, and for further particulars applications must be made
to Mr. RIEHARD TETLEY, of Everson, Liverpool, the Owner;
or to Mr. JOHN SMITH WILSON, Solicitor, Kendal.
Kendal, MarchBth. l 8 fi.
[Not to be repeated.]