The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-04-10 00:00:00

WALK," and for. runny yeais occupied by

the late John Clarke, Esq.
,
side of Oldhall street, with

as a Coal Yard. situate on the west
a frontage thereto of 82 feet, and

extending through to Bath-street and the Prince's Dock, with
a frontage thereto of 72 feet 10 inches, and also having two
other frontages to Brook-street of 77 feet 7 inches and 114 feet
respectively; and hounded northwardly by the Leeds and Li-
verpool Canal Basin, and containing in the whole 6290 square
yards.

On the portion of the Land adjoining the Canal Basin, are
Coal and Timber Yards, a Shop, Smithy, Counting-house,
Sheds, &c., now occupied by Messrs Barton and Windus, Mr.
Eddowes, Mr. Corkhill, and Messrs. Richard Ledger and Son.
The westward portion, fronting Brook-street, is at present
unoccupied, but the foundations have been excavated and walls
erected two stories high with the intention of building two
Warehouses thereon.

On the eastward portion, also fronting Brook-street and ad-
joining on he east to a gateway and common yard, are several
Dwelling-houses, a Blacksmith's Shop, Stables, Shippon, and
other Buildings, now occupied by Alessrs. Leach and others.
This Property, from its great extent, its contiguity to the

nient situations for the erection of good shipping places, and
to the use and enjoyment of which the proprietors of Lots 2
and 3 would have equal right with the proprietor of Lot 4.
Lot s.—One Undivided Third Part or Share of and in all
those several and well-known COLLIERIES, in the parishes of
Northop and Hawarden, now worked and carried on by Messrs.
Rigbys and Hancock ; and of and in all the Leases under which
the same are held; and of and in all the powerful Engines and
Machinery. Railways, Vessels, Book Debts, and other Stock
and Materials appertaining thereto.
The situation of the Collieries is excellent, having good turn-
pike roads connecting them with all the surrounding country.
They also lie within an easy distance of the River Dee and the
Chester and Holyhead Railway, and by well appointed private
railways running through the lands of the lessees are thoroughly
connected therewith. "Sidings" to lead from the former rail-
way to the yards or depOts of the lessees on the banks of the
river are now in the course of formation, and altogether the
conveniences for the transmission of coal to all parts of the
kingdom, either by water or by railway, are most effectual and
comp'ete.

The Vendors, if required, would treat for the disposal of all
the Property in one entire Lot—or in two separate Lots—the
Nerthop Hall Estate forming Lot 1, and all the remaining Lots

forming Lot

Lots, apply to H. L. Rion
Esq., Land and Mine.A2:(

[This Advertisement will not be repeated

niilurante notires.

Issuranc

The important advantages afforded by the Company in th s
Branch will include the foPowing, viz. :
GUARANTEE OF AN AMPLE CAPITAL, IV
MIUMS, LARGE PARTICIPATION OF PR(
ASSURED, AMOUNTING TO TWO-THIRDS Or it.
AMOUNT, SMALL CHARGE FOR MANAGEMI
Expenses of the Office being borne in due pro
two Branches, and EXEM P'tION OF THE A
THE LIABILYFY OF PARTNERSHIP.
The usual Commission allowed to Solicitors
PERCY M. DOVE, Manager
N.B. The Directors are willing to receive applications fro

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