The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1838-09-28 00:00:00

ORRE L MOUNT ESTATE, NEAR WIGAN. •
By Mr. WILLIAM SLEDDON,
On THURSDAY, the 25th day of October, at Five o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Buck-ith-Vine Inn, in Wigan, in
the county of Lancaster, (unless in the mean time disposed
of by Private Contract, of which due notice will be given.)
either altogether or in the following or such other Lots, as
may be agreed upon,
Lot .t
, THE capital MANSION or DWELLING-
HOUSE,. called ORRELL MOUNT, with the two
small Houses, large School, Barn, Stables, &c. near thereto.
The Mansion-house was erected by the late Mr. Clarke, and
contains Dining Room, Drawing Room, Billiard Room.
Breakfast Room, Sitting Room, Library, Picture Gallery;
Entrance Hall, Housekeeper's Room, Servants' Hall, But-
ler's Pantry, Laundry, Kitchen, Scullery, Larder, Wash-
house, Dairies, Strong Room, thirteen excellent Bed Rooms,
besides Servants' Bed Rooms, five Dressing Rooms, and is
fitted up with Hot and Cold Water Baths, and every other
convenience which can be desired. The School, which nearly
adjoins the House, contains a number of School Rooms, Bed
Rooms, &c., and may be, at a small expense, converted into
two excellent Dwelling-houses. This House and Premises
are very well adapted for a Gentleman's Residence, or for a
College or large School, as the same have lately been occu-
pied as a Convent, and are capable of accommodating at least
16'J Pupils.
And also, Part of the PARK, and a Close of LAND,
containing in the whole, including the Scite of the Buildings,
I9A. 2e. 21e., Cheshire or customary measure, of eight yards
to the rod, or 41A. 2R. 11,tp., statute measure.
Lot 2.—The DWELLING-HOUSE, built in the Gothic
style, and suitable for a respectable Family, Outbuildings,
and Garden, late in the occupation of Mr. Needham, but now
of Mr. Griinshaw, and also the rethainder of the PARK,
and several Parcels of LAND, containing 11a. 2n. 4P.,
Cheshire measure, er 24a. le. 22p., statute measure.

Lot 3. —The DWELLING-HOUSE, called ORRELL
LODGE, in the occupation of Mr. Daglish, Civil Engineer,
together with the Gardens and Plantations, Porter's Lodge,
and several Parcels of LAND, containing 8a:0a. 19c.,
Cheshire measure, or 17A. 0.28 P., statute measure.
Lot 4.—The SMITHY, WORKSHOPS, and other
BUILDINGS, situate at the northeast corner of the Estate,
and now in the occupation of the Assigness of the late Mr.
Clarke, with several Closes of LAND, containing together
sa. 20. 3P., Cheshire measure, or HA. 2a. .171 p., statute
measure. .

Lot s.—The GARDEN, situate on the south side of the
Highway. with the Garden Houses, Hot Houses, and Green
House, Orchard, and two Fields, behind the Garden, and
containing►, altogether, 6A. :3R. 10P., Cheshire measure, or
MA. IE. 25p., statute measuie.
Lot 6.—Two small COTTAGES or DWELLING-
HOUSES, one of which is in the occupation of Daniel
13imson, and the other was lately in the possession of John
Cowley, as tenants thereof, and the Stable adjoining thereto,
near Orrell Post, and on the northerly side of the said High-
way, and several Parcels of LAND, situate on the southerly
side of the said Highway, containing, altogether, 4A. 2ft. 331 P.
Cheshire measure, or 9A. 3R. 3.31 P., statute measure.
Lot 7.—Two DWELLING-HOUSES. GARDENS, and
OUTBUILDINGS, fronting to the road leading from Orrell
Post to Billinge, and in the occupation of Ellen Gaskell and
Thomas Farrimond, and several Parcels of LAND, con-
taining, altogether, 6A. 3R. 361 p., Cheshire measure, or
14A. 3ti. lip., statute measure.
This Property is distant from Manchester 21 miles, from
Liverpool 19 miles, and lies on the road leading from Wigan
to Ormskirk, from the former of which places it is distant
about 3 miles, and about 9 miles from Ormskirk.
Possession can be had, of the principal part of these Pre-
mises, immediately, and the same may be Viewed any, day;
and Lithographic Plans of the Premises and Mansion-house
may be obtained on application to Mr. LUCAS, Sandbrook
House, Upholland; Mr. DAGLISH, Civil Engineer, Orrell;
or at the Office of RALPH LEIGH, Attorney-at-Law, Wigan,
where any further information may be obtained.
21st September, 1838.