The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-03-22 00:00:00

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ON SA LB: by PRIVATE ipowria'rritvetlceTk,..stiwr•eOent:eatH6 - Son
the Nprth West side of • ' - To th-Yank
rents together £39 per year. and two behind iove in Back.
.Warwick-street, let . for 120. The above a now occupied by
respectable tenants at low rents, and are Freehold of Inheri-
tance.—Apply to EotvA nD FLA RON, 38, Cleveland-square.

i.
s;0 O or .IJET, an..elegant 'Freehold COTTA '
• with ~FiNtures complete, - comprising in° Paalour
:13edrooms, ;and, e:xellent Cellars;
itle,Cighotte, an excelteni.lAirden, well stocked th choice
erni Trees, which'neve been planicrl seven • • , and a small
Field behind tiK, same. '('he House is delig Ily situated on.
the Liverpooland :Neston Turnpike Road, ;mil commands afine
view of the surrounding country, the River llee, and Wales.,
it is one mile from Neshm, one mile from.Parkgate, live miles
from the (loyal flock Verry, and ten miles front Chester. There
are two Coaches pass daily to awl from Liverpool.
For further particulars'apply to JOSEPH IZABINsoN, Joiner,
Mulberry-street, Liverpool; or to Or. TuomAs.JoNEs, Golden
Lion Inn, Neston, who will show the Premises.

AM/111440N of the Rectory of CHRIST CHURCH wills
EW6t's unnexecl, in toe Cit.yof Bristol; the Pe.rnettial (urge'y
ST-..J km Es, in- die- same Cu,l;- anti tire--ndrozcson "pf the
Ficto•.zie of ST. GEouGE, in the County of Glouester. •
BE SOLD, by order of the Commissioners appointed
by his Majesty to consider the state of the Established
Church, in England and Wales, with 'reference to Ecclesiastical
Duties and Revenues,
. The ADVOWSON of theßEcronY of CHRISTCHURCH
with SAINT EWEN'S annexed, in the city of Bristol, esti-
mated to be worth about £4(O per annum, of whic about tivo-
third parts consist of Income from Glebe and .o et permanent
sources, and the residue arises from 'Etister-d s and Surplice-
Fees.
This parish is in toe centre of the c't of Bristol, and its
population is of the most respectable ss. The present In-
cumbent is in the 70th year of his age.
Also, the -PEarca.vAr, CURACY of the Church or Chapel of
SAINT ,lAMES, in the City of
.Bristol, estimated to be worth
about ~21f31) per annum, of which about £4O arise from Land,
Quit Rents, and other permanent sources, and the residue from
Easter-Offerings and Surplice-Fees.

• The present I ricambent is in his 74th year.
Also. the ADVOWSON of the ViCARAGF: Of St.'GEORGE,
in the county Of Gloucester, adjoining to the Borough of Bris-
tol, and extending over a district of upwards 'of •1500 acres of
Land, a considerable pbrtion of which is cultivated-as market-
g►ardens. _

There is an excellent Vicarage-House,' pleasantly situated
near the Church, with Lawn, Garden, and several Closes of
Pasttire Land adjoining thereto, which, with other Glebe
LandS, contain about 41 acre's.--The net Annual Income, after
allowing for Poor Rates and colleetinaTfthes; amounts to about
Eltyl, of which about £6O arise from Surplici-Fees and Easter-
Offerings, and the residue
,from Tithes (principally from Mar-
ket Gardens, Grazing Land, And_CoWs) Glebe, and other per-
manent sources. _

The present Incutnb.ent is in his 67th year.
The several Benefices above described are in the patronage
of the Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the borough of the
cii v of Bristol and count}, of the same city, ,and are to be sold
by older of his Majesty's said Commissioners separately, by
Tender, in the form which has been approved by *the said Com-
missioners.
Such Persons as are desirous of making Tenders for either of
the said Benefices, may receive a form of Tender at the bake
of the said Commissioners, No. 5, Whitehall-place, London,
between the hours of eleven and three; or at the office of
Messrs. BIZICE and BueGEs, City Solicitors, Council-house,
Bristol; and 'the Tenders must be deliVered in duplicate. sealed
up and directed to ". Ills Majesty's Commissioners appointed to
consider the state of the" Established Church in England end
Wales, with reference to Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues,"
marking, thereon, 'Vet-Fier for the AdVomsen of the
.RectOry
of Christ Church with St. Evven's annexed, in the citv.of Bris-
tol;" or, " Tender for the Perpetual, Curacy of St. James, in
the city of Bristol;" or, "Tender for the Advevison of the
Vicarage of St. Gebrge, in'the county of Gloucester," at the
Office of the sa,:dCommiss.ioners, on or before the thirtieth day
of April next, as to the ,Vivowson of the Rectory of Christ
Church 'with St. Ewen's annexed, and the Perpetual C'nracy
of St. James; and on pr before the fourteenth daV of May next,
as to the Advowson of the vicarage of Saint George; but no
Tender will be received after twelve o'clock pn those days re-
spectively, nor will any proposal he noticed, unless made in the
said form,and delivered at the said'Office of the Commission-
ers.