The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-04 00:00:00

To,mor

Bth inst., at One o'clock each day
A Choice Collection Of Dutch B
1100

)ous FLOWER
I and in fine healthy condition,

Hyacinths, Ranunculuses, Anemones, tulips, Nar-
cissases, Jonquils, Crocuses, and Lilies.
To be viewed from Twelve o'clock each Morning of Sale,
When Catalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.

FURNITURE, WINES, OFFICE -FIXTURES, b-c.,
HANOVER.ROOAIS.
B. BRACH,
On FRIDAY next, thy eMr 7th instant, at Eleven o'clock,
A VARIETY of valuable HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, fine-toned Harmonium, a Mangle, a Range of
Bookcases, with numerous Drawers under, well adapted for a
Bookseller and Stationer, Laceinan, or Milliner, several Office
Desks and Fixtures, Japanned Portable Shower-Bath, Two
ponp,•e-Baths, Three very beautifully-executed Ornamental
Groups of Fruit, in Wax, under Glass Shades, 140,000 Silk-
Worm Gut, Five Dozen Waterproof Capes. Cloaks, &c., a
quantity of Ironmongery and Hardware, Two Casks of
ne
German Honey, a few Prints, Framed and Glazed, and other
Effects, removed for convenience of sale.
To be viewed on the Morning of Sale, from Nine to El
o'clock, when Catalogues may be had from Mr. BRANCH.
Also, at One o'clock, Twenty-five Hazen fine Port and Sherry
Wine, the property of 'a
Bankrupt's estate

SALE of the Late Arr. Rl.ll.linit'S FURNITURE and
EFFETIS, at ORRhILL.
By Mr. BRANCH,
On MONDAY, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock, on the Pre-
Tmises. at Ortell, near Litherland,--by order of the Executors.
HE 'modern and excellent HOUSEHOLD
valuable
PURNI run,E, capital Powerful.tone,l Seraphine
Cottage Cabinet Piano-forte, a Collection of P'"
Music, several valuable Engraving's and I°' —'.
Gooks, ''-' Silver Plate- ''' '
Tl'

trects of e late Thomas Rmmer, Es-
,urther particularsof which will thill he given in futurei announce-
ments.
,To be viewed on FR 14th and SATURD 0/, 15th
mstant, when Catalogues may at
lib. BRANctes Offices • t Liverpool.
Orrell is about five be had on the Premises, or
, m Hanorcr•stree ,
miles from Liverpool, and is distant
'about a mile from the NIA -sh lane and Seaforth Stations, on
the Liverpool and Sontbpolik itailway.

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vvrrifiollv RESERVE.
MR. D. HODGKINS w idSELL by_ AUCTION,
7th instl. his
Rooms, 5, Queen-square. or, Friday next, the
nou at, at Eleven o'clock precisely, an Assortment of
SE HOLD PURII/4llTUßE,cornprising sets of Cam n,French
arid Iron :Bedsteads, Palliasses, Feather Beds and Bedding,
Toilet Tables and Washstands. Chamber Chairs, -Sofas, Ma-
li,°2:anY Chairs and Tables, Two Handsome Piano.fortes, Mar-
Chinmey-piece and Tomb Stone,Valuable Oil Paintings and
Prints Rooks, &c. Also, the remaining part e a GROCER
and
~RAPER'S STOCK, a Quantit of Matting and
y
Carpeting, of Various widths, qualities, and
New Gigs, Set of Plated Gigpatterns; Two
Harness, 14 cwt of Black and
rey Horse Hair, Drafts, Glue, and other Effects.
The whole may be viewed on the morning of sale, and cata-
logues maybe had from the Auctioneer, Queen-square.

WITHOUT RESERVE.
TO HOTEL KEEPERS, PUBLICANS, AND OTHERS.
nALE OF GOODWILL AND FIXTURES, HOUSEHOLD
PURNITURE, and EFFECTS' UNITED STATES HOTEL,
4TERLOi LROAII, NEAR THE. CLARENCE DOCK.
it
- .GRICE has positive ItStructions to SELL
nth by AUCTION, on THURSDAY and FRIDAY next, the
" and 7th instant, at Eleven o'clock prompt each day, the
TENANT'S INTEREST I, I XTUILES, and FITT NGS.
The Tenant has a lease for 21 years, determinable at his
13Pti", at 3,7, or 10 years of the term. The situation for
'business is equal to any in Liverpool, being rpposite the Tea-
lgar and Clarence Dock gates, 'Where the steamers and mi.
iplnt ships, both to America and Australia, principally lie.
s close, also, to the new strition of the London and Notith-
,Western Railway, and daily increasing traffic of the recently
'constructed Northern Docks, of 203 square acres. There are
~..ensive and well-lighted 'Vaults under the Hotel, which
mlght be underlet, and constructed into a sailors' and'erni-
ran,ts' outfitting establishment, as the Hotel is surrounded
u‘r_ !fte Principal emigration agents, both to Australia an ► the
HOUSEHOLD
States. Also, the'whole of the excellent and modern
FURNITURE, comprising
In Bedrooms, 23 in nuniber, several modern SpanighMaho-
lre,Y Half-tester Bedgteatts and Damask Hangings, capital
$ an°ganY Four-post and Birch Ditto, French, Camp, and
ervants' Ditto; 30 prime-seasoned Feather Beds, and appro.
riate Bedding, Mahogany and Painted Chests of 'Drawers,
ZYl‘Shtands, Dressing Vables. oilet Drawers, 'commodes
42ressisng Glasses, Druggets, CarTpets, Wardrobes, and other,
'oamber Articles.
...1.1)e Sitting and Dining Rooms include 36 modern Maim-
101' Chairs, covered in rich Crimson VelveWrwo Sets of
et .o. in Hair •Clotti-; capital Sofas and Couches, Sets of
Di o.
Tables, to form Six Tables; Two handsome Sideboards,
and Chairs, Brussels and Kidderminster Carpets, several
!some ChimneYGlasses, Oil Cloths, capital Mahogany
';',°o Tables, a larp Sideboard, with Drawers, a few fine
rgravings and Paintings, China, Glass, Diiner Ware, Table
01flen, China Ornaments, Fenders, Fire4rons, Stair Carpets,
Il Cloths.
.4rogether with Ate whole of the Kitchen arid Culinary Uteri-
? , Drawers, Settles, Forms, Tables, and other Articles
Guttahle for carrying on this extensive estarlishment.
rOrder of Sale:---The Goodwill and Fixtures will be sold,
btll Part Furniture, on Thursday, the first day; and
.ae,temaiiader +IA the Furniture, &c.,or,'Friday, tl:e second
u 1_

a laY he viewaTo-monitow, (Wednesttty,) the sth instant,
nd Catalogues 'had from Mr. G RICE, 40, NV hitechapel, or on pr_.
v.msee.

Bl
ORDV.R OF THE DEVISEES IN Tnustr OF 'SHE LATE MR.
Tomo.„, RICHARD MA DDOCIES.
"--Rcfrw (Wednesday), the sth instant, at Half past Seven
o'clock in the Evening, at Gough's note]. Woodside, sub-
ject to conditionsof
PrEM 'Freehold LAIVD, with the Two
s y.,_SHOPS;Tour DWELLING-HOUSES, Two STABLES,
,i(I"HY,4IxI SHED thereon erected, situate on the west
rle of Aladtlocts-street, Birkenhead. in the county of Chee-
', bounded on the east by Cleveland-street, and on the west
LISTOok-Itreet, and containing 540-yards.
thn,e Vreinises, being in the immediate neighbourhood -of
LuirkenbeAd Docks, form a very -desirable investment..
-"Prilv to Messrs. ROBINSON and DOER, Solicitors, Liver-

lrE PROPOSED HIGH LEVEL BRIDGE.
,„At -a numerous MEETING of the OWNERS and
TL.°e „`-',-,g.. OCCUPIERS of PROPERTY liteetyto be affected by the High
el Bridge -over Byrom-street,teld at the Bull Hotel,,on
.171tent..yiSepternber 29th, 1853.
Mr. ROBERTSOIiiia the Chair,
4 t
saleved by Mr. Mant.ny,,e:!conded by Mr. ADAMSON,
9:1 d unanimously,
That a committee be now formed to oppose by all legal
nns th be-most of a High Level Bridge over Byrom-street, as
tvie,.,,„! to injurious to the owners and occupiers of
--Perty in Byrom-street, Dale-street, Old Haymarket,
Dos tethapel, and other streets interfered with by the,pro-
..N alterations.
toved by Mr. GOODACRE, iteconded by Mr. Coos, and
`tolv_filat
ed unanimously,
le_ Th a Memorial- to the Town Council be prepared, and
oNintit urea ta i ned, for the improvement of Shaw's-brow,-by
jaWr, means than the High Level Bridge, whereby the ad-
v._tit property may not be shut-out from receiving such ad-
'nages as (rein its situation it is fairly entitled to."
~,,'"_r
eau adjourned meeting, held on Friday evening, it was
".."v
. nclno usly, by air. FORD, secondecl'hy Mr. HALL, and resolved
alt
„ That the following Memorial be presented to the Town
wuneiti"—

foikelTTershipful the Manor Aldermen, and Town

. .
• Councillors of the Burcugh of Liverpool.
... We, -the undersigned, Owners and Occupiers of Property
.Ituate in Dale-street, Byrom-ereet, Old Haymarket, and
Whiteehapel, though fully-• concurring in the very general
desire for the. Improvement of the approach to the Town-hall
rrorn London.road, view with alarm the Report of your Im-
provement 'Committee in favour of a High Level Road-over
.If.Yrons-street. -The undersigned believe that the proposed
Viaduct will'bar any future improvement of the property on
the low level ; -that it is unnecessary, will be unsightly, and
very expensive.
Iat.—UNNECESSARY; because, as shown in the Report to
the Architectural Society, it is quite practicable to alter the
gradients of Shaw's-brow and Dale-street, so as to reduce
.ttte inclination of the brow to that of Ranelaith street, or to
Less
m than that of London-road, between Lime-street and the
and it appears to the undersigned, in the words
~ePort, that such an alteration of the grsdients
thetai`o.ue leSa prejudicial than the erection of a Bridge to
renderZng,Pronerty. most of-which is a condition to
tog char,„ trlY,re-building requisite to adapt it to the chang-
•arther
defective
civ,,rot,,t4e locality; and the raising of Byrom-street is
draint-5e0418, as it. would tend to improve the present
noltrns this menage, resulting from the lowness
. of its position.
to thth—e °f the rt 'emanated from .a committee, comprising
e town Architects agnidveßguveialdte;:luine
ntili• ntlenten whose daily avocations
Of thi,,
ino natur. -7 'Opinions they may Pronounce
!lonavaesiutabideucet
—.merlon ,--tneAinderFigned hope that it will
2nd....„1,41 the deliberations of the Town Council.
tlNsioivr e all ho
erection -must necessarily be very
48 it LY to all who frequent thekstreets on the lower level,
orderl be a constant receptacle for nuisances, and tor dia-
„_„ y characters. The Railway ,Bridge in Leeds-street
exernnlites the evils sucli.erections promote; and
Mr nester and other towns, intersected by Railways, and
the Old town of Edinburgh. furnish_still stronger evidence of
be awe kind. It will also be unsightly, because, as it must
low -Pt low, it will bar the -view alon the streets on the
Abeef level running worth and south, and give them a cen-
t(' ~IsPect ; and it anpears to the undaraigned, that reference
ier towns will show that, where ,two streets cross on
Iti:terent levels, the street. n the lower ...level always becomes
.tennroliriated to an inferior description-of business, and. con-
strntlY. property therein is made of•less value than in the
eet on the higher level.
5i,3A,,„•, That the proposed Nev Street will be very EXITN-
N1;7! is shown by the amount which, as .appears from the
to coshed proceedings of the Town Council, it is estimated
enits",a. But compensation for injury-to property is a
isdiffi-
tooaCrlect for investigation, whilst tint to businessal-
ested 'lncalculable, even by the parties personally inter-
who have often found that the compensation
4ApitWd is wholly inadequate to the loss of numerous
POrticrit trifles, whose sum make up
considerable
1-Lof the value of the business. The undersigned
'"4ted High authority tor believing that the esti-
rilaiidllneont for building, compensation, and purchase
wilLeti kits wholly inadequate for the injury that will be sus-
th2 property running north and south;; injury that
DroZotirely unmitigated by any advantage,conferred by
v,Yidierlk _psed Viaduct ; and, as Ratepayers of the Borough,
Vnetly-protest against any such appropriation of the
bAY Oft .11,,nds---..an appropriation which will idiot much in-
.the nt° the Community
at I ge
is furtherar objectionable on •sanitary
ceWoth4aB it Will impede the free circulation of air tip and
fin he on the lower level, and will make them more
strata sturen, from their disadvantageous position, these
For tbe,Ald be opened up, as much as possible, on every aide.
cil,4 reasons your Memorialists hope that the Town
41C!I tii ahandon all intention of carrying out the pro-
ae Ivo! beg Level Street, and will make such improvements
D„rt_ous ini;ent the inhabitants at large, without inflicting any
-.taut
..nry on
Localityrroperty and interests in so central and im-

J. H. ROBERTSON, Chairman.
W. B. BAIRSTOW, }Secretaries
J. HOBBS,

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