The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-11-16 00:00:00

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TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE TREATY, one of the
most delightful and'convenient modern built MANSIONS
in the neighbourhood of Liverpool, situate at Allerton, (about
six miles south of the Exchange,) containing Four hardsome
Futertaining-rooms, FL ht .good Bed-rooms, Three Dressing.-
rooms. Three Attic-ro:-uns, Bath-room, Store-rooms. Closets,
&c., spacious Kitchens. Sevants'-hall. Butler's Pantry, Wine
Cellars. Laundry. and other useful r' ices. Within the Grounds
are a neat Lodge, commodious Stables, Coach-house, Cow-
boy/se, Brewery. Barns, Piggeries. &c.
The whole comprises about Forty-two Statute Acres of
LAND. in the highest state of cultivation, part of which is
tastefully laid out in beautiful Pleasure grounds, Lawns, Grot-
tops, &c. The Orchards are richly adorned with every variety
of the choicest Fruit Trees and Shrubs. The views from the
Horse and Grounds are extensivr. and magnificent. command-
ing. the River Mersey, the Ches!,ire Shore, adjoining- country,
and the Welsh hills.

Plans of the above and a note of introduction may be had at
the office. •

Also. one of the best and larg.est HOUSES in Fverton. with
20,500 Yards of LAND, being very eligibly situated for- Build-
ing purposes, as well as a most desira`le Family Residence.
Also, upwards of One Million Sump e Yards of LAND, in
Lots to suit Purchasers, in different parts of the town and
neighbourhood.

Particulars of the above, and an exten:ive List of Houses
and Shops and Pwellimr-honses to be Let, may be had on ap
plication to WM. WILLIAMS, Fstate-agent, 47, Panelagh-street.

co br Let.

AIGBURTII

TO be LET. a compact. semi-detached VILLA
RESIDENCE, situated within three udnutes' walk of
Post-otlicP.

Also. a Rtnall detached COTTAGE, with Coachbouse, Stable.
and arnall Garden. _

For pirticu'ari apply to S. WATE R HOUSE, Estate A,Tent, No,
5, Tithebarn-street. (One int,i'est.)

FURNISIIFD RESIDPNCE TO BE LET,

MO he LET, handsomely FURNISHED, a good
FAMILY HOUSE, in a biddy respectable neighbour-
hood, containing Dining-room, Drawing-7onm, and lirealitst-
parlonr, Five Red-rooms and Two Attics, Bath-room, Closet,
and other Conveniences.

Anply to S. WATERHOUSE, Estate Agept, No. 5, Tithebarn.
street.

SANDFIELD PARK, WEST DEBBY.
MO be LET, a first-class VILLA RESIDENCE,
besot-Wilily situated in Sandfild-nark, West Derby, con-
taiuitur spacious Entrance-hall and Entertaininz-rooms, Kit-
chen, Pantry, Ilonsekeurer's-room. &c., on the Cround Floor;
Six Bed-rooms, Die sine-rooms, Bath room, NCater-closet, on
the First Floor; 'lwo lame Servants'-rootrs over; a!so, Man-
servant's Room on the Basement Story, Conservatories, Coach-
hoose, Three-stag Stab7e. a^ct extensive Plea,nre•g7nunds.

.....
For partientars apn'v to S. WATERHOUSE, Estate Agent,
Statham's-buildings, No. 5, Tithebarn-street.

910 be LET, FURNISHED, a 'most desirable REST-
DEWY, situate half way between Seacombe and Eere-
mont, containing Three cowl Sitting-rooms and Five lied-
rooms, with a good supply of Rain and Spring Water. Terms,
per Week.
Apply to Mr. R. W. WINDLE, 1, Parker-street.

MO be LET, a commodious ROOM, near Bold-
", street, about fifty-four feet long by twenty-five broad, with
a good front entrance. Rent 3?. Also, a HOUSE and SHOP,
:n Slater-street, third door from Bold-street. Rent .t4O. And
also. with immediate possession, a convenient RESIDENCE,
47. Fleet.street, corner of Slater-street. Rent 32.
ApPly to WILLIAM liosKlNo, 27, West Derby-street, Liver-
pool. (One interest.)

TO be LET, with immedia.e possession, a good
Family HOUSE, with Stal•le, Carriage-home, Garden,
&c., and a small Field, situate in the ligautiful villat" of Child-
wall, and lately in the possession of Charles Okill, Esq., de-
ceased.

Apply to Mr. POTTER, Russell Cottage, Aigburth. -

MO be LET, a BONDED WAREHOUSE, suitable
I. for General Merchandise and altered according to the
Fire Prevention Act, with double entrance fronting a yard on
the east side of Lancelot's-hey, and entrance also fronting a
yard on the south side of Fazakerley-street.

Apply to Mr. ROBERT WALN, Union-buildings, North John-
-street, or to Messrs. GREEN and TAYLOR, 16, Union-street.

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