The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-17 00:00:00

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EXTENSIVE SALE ,OF FURNITURE, EGRAMONY
HOTEL.
AXESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS respect;
_LUL fully announce to the Public that they se received in-
structions to SELL by AUCTION, on sr; thii.2.lth in-
stant, and following days, the whole of HOUSEHOW
FURNITURE, LINF.,'N, CHINA, GI, S; Stc., of the above
establishment, on the Premises; Euutkosyr HoTat.;, Cheshire:
Catalogues are' preparing, and' further• particulars well he
given.
Church-street,-16th. May, 1836. . .

• By order of the Assignees of a Bankrupt.
On FRIDAY next,' the 20th day of May inst:, at 0 o'i:lcick in
the Afternoon, at the Clareudon-rooms, Suut John-street;
in Liverpool, subject to the conditions then t e produced,
LL that AIESSUAGE or DM' EL NG.HOUSE;
Lot L. Is;-o -38, situate on the- north- ea side of Duke=
street, in Liverpool, bounded on the south e st by, a house and
premises now or late belonging to Miss W ank ;on the north
west by a house now or late _belonging to Ir. John Irvin, and.
at the back by premises now or or late in the occupation of
Messrs. Samuel M'Dowell and Co., containing, in front tet Duke-
street, and at the back severally 16 feet 9 inches; and running
in depth on the north-west and southeast 40feet
3 inches.
The house is now in the occupation of john Pairclongh.
2. All that Piece or Parcel of Land, with the Messuage or.
Dwelling-houses, Offices, Shop and other Buildings thereon
erected, situate- in the east side of Wapping, in Liverpool;
bounded on the north-by a house now or late belonging to Mr:
Thomas Rylands, on the south and at the back or east sides
severally, by premises now or late belonging to Mr. James
Robinson, and containing in front to Wapping aforesaid, 18'
feet, in depth on the north side 48 feet 2 inches, on the south'
side 51 feet, and in breath at the back 18 feet 3 inches.
The Premises are now in the occupation of Messrs. Lomax.
and- Wilson, and others, as tenants thereof.
k The tenure of the above lots is freehold of inheritance.
3. All that Messuage or Dwelling-house, situate and being
on the south side of Alfred-street, in Liverpool, bounded on the
east by a house now or late in lease to Mrs. Mary Gaskin, on the
west by a house now or late in the occupation of Mrs. Ann
Wardle, and on the south by a ba.ck street, containing in front
to Alfred-street aforesaid, and at the back severally-5-yards-and
a half, and running in depth from Alfred-street,'-on the east and
west sides severally, exclusive of an area to the front of Alfred-.
street. of 9 feet wide, 37 yards or thereabouts:- • •
-The-Premises-are now in the occupation -of Mr. John Mot-
te rshead.
This Lot is held by lease from the Corporation of Liverpool,
for 75 years, commencing on the 7th day orNovember, 1826,-
subject to the usual covenants.
-4. All that SEAT or PEW, N t. 44,-situate-and being int the
front of the North Gallery in St. Nicholas Clrurch, in Liverpool,
and now in the occupation of Mrs. Sharpe.
For further particulars as to the whole of the premises,' apply
to Mr. LKATHI.AZ, Solicitor, C)alentlon-buildings, Liverpool.

BRADBORNE EST4TE,• IN DERBYSHIRE.
By.Mr Bit EA 11 EY,
Ou MONDAY, the 13th day of June;4,at•Twelve o'clock at Noon,
at the Green Man Inn, in Ashborne, in lots,
rill-11S very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
AL • upwards of 1200 Acres of rich Pasture, Meadow, and Ara-
ble LAND, is eligibly situated insßradborne, Kniverton, and
Lea Hall, with the FARM HOUSES, COTTAGES, PUB-,
LIC HOUSE, and other BUILDINGS, in the village of
Bradborne. -The Bank Top, Nether- Town Hall, and-White
Meadow Farm Houses, and a Water Corn Mill, well-aKpfilied
with r water, together with nearly 80 Acres of Arabl and Grass'
Land, on Parwich Moor, within one mile an half of the
village of Parwich.
Bradhorne is situated in a rich and roma c country, about
three miles from the celebrated Dovedal • ur from Ashborne,
seven from;Mallock Baths, and sevente ftem Derby. They
turnpike road from Ashborne to • Bake 11 yasses through :the"
Estate, and the Steams aboundin Trout. fhe poor rates are
remarkably low, and the Lands in Lea Hall extra-parochial.
The Estates may be viewed on application to' r. WI L LOCK,
at Bradborne; and printed particulars, with plan annexed, may
be had at the plai.e of, sale; .at the Office of Mr. CrtAso, in
Leek; Messrs. JENNINGS arid BOI.TON, 4, Elm-court, Temple,
London.; and of the. Auctioneer; Derby..
All letters to be post-paid.

LAUGE AND VALUABLE ESTATES IN
SHROPSHIRE.

On-MoNDAY, the.27th June,nextrat the• Talbot Hotel, Shrews-
bury,. (each Estate in a Lot by itself or subdivided, into
- smaller Lots as may be agreed upon at the time of S. e.)
/II IHE ROSS • HALL Manor and estate, cot icing - a
1 MANSION with extensive Offices, Plantatio ~ Gardens,
and Pleasure Groands;.a Farm-house and Buildi. s, and-317A.
2a. 6P. of Land in a ring fence, with the grea .0. small tithes
thereof, situate on the banks of the River vern, within five
minutes walk of the Great London •an• dyhead road, :add
only. three miles from Shrewsbury, well , 'obered and watered,
and possessing extraordinary beauty of . tuation and E•cenerv.
THE PULLEY ESTATE, cousistiug of two very valuable
and compact Farms, .and several Dwelling-hon,es, Cottages,
and detached pieces .of Land, contaitting in the whole 552 A.
OR. 13e., forming one of the most desirable 'properties :ever
offered for public competition, either for nerupation, investment,
or the erection of a Mansion. It lies on the Shrewsbury,
Ludlow, and Hereford road, within two miles of Shrewsbury,
and has long been proverbial for richness of soil and good
management, is well watered and abounds in Game, the gieater
part of it free from both great and small Tithes.
The LYTHWOOD ESTATE, comprising ft,vo substantial
Farm-houses, with Farm buildings.to each, and 4IGA. 3a. 37P:
of Land in a ring fence, and free front both great. and small
tithes. It, lies within three miles of Shrewsbury, has several
extensive Covers abounding in Game, and commands some of
the finest.scenery in the'eountry. This Estate affords to the
sportsman a most site for • the erection of a Shooting
Box, and forms a most desirable investment.

The BETC HCOTT ESTATE,. consisting of the entire Town-
ship of •Betchcott, remarkably coinpact,and coutaining.62GA. Ou.
SP. ; it islliVided into three productive and improving Farms.
The soil is of tht, tirstquality and well watered, andis adapted
as well for the Turnip and Barley husbandry as for permanent
grass, presenting an opportunity of rare occurrence for a safe
investment to pay good interest. It is free from tithes
whatsoever, which are covered by a modus of Gs.Sd. for_the
whole Township, and the Manorial rights of the Township will
go with it.
The LONDON APPRENTICE PUBLIC-HOUSE in
Shrewsbury, and a Cottage with five acres of Land in the
village of 'Sineihcott, will also be offered for publit sale at the
same time.

Further particulars may he had, and Plans of the different
Estates seen, by application to' Mr. How, Solicitor, Shrews-
bury, who will furnish to parties requiring them printed Patti.;
culars with Plans attached, and will appoint a person to show
the .different • Estates' • and who is authorized to negociate the
sale of the Ross Hall Estate by private treaty; Plans and par-
ticniars'maN, alsO be had of Mr. BUTT, 97; Great Russell-street;
London.

PARISH OF LIVERPOOL.
AT the SPECIAL VESTRY,heId in St:Nicholas's Church;
on FRIDAY, the 13th day of May, 1836, for the appoint-
ment-of-one or more-Assistant Overseers iu the place of Mr. G.
P. Forwood, who has resigned,
The Rev. JONATHAN BROOKS, one ti the Rectors, in /
the Chair,
Mr. Charles Hart was unanimously appoi ed Rate-book Clerk,
upon which it
;was announced that he • •ated the office of Col-
lector of Taxes. And thereupon t following nominations.
took place for the vacant office of Assistant Overseer and Col.
lector of Taxes, viz..:— ,
. 1. Mr. George Welsh was proposed by ,Mr: William Daven-
port,. and seconded by Mr. George Robinson.
2. Mr. Edward Green was proposed by Mr. W. J. Fitzhugh;
and seconded by_ Mr. —..lladeliffe.
3. Mr. James Kelly was proposed by Mr. Clark, seconded by
Mr. Thomas Estlin Rice.
4. Mr. Cecil Wray TOWnshend was proposed by Mr: Thomas
Kaye, seconded by Mr. Richard Dawson:
5. Mr. Simeon Burton Frankland was proposed by Mr. John
Rothwell and seconded by Mr: John fland.
6. Mr. Samuel Jones was proposed by Mr: Charles O'Regan;
and seconded by Mr. Richard Baker.
7. Mr. Chalks Cottingham was proposed by Mr. James
Irving, and seconded by Mr. William Walthen.
8. Mr. limes Glover was proposedby Mr. Godfrey Barnsley;
and seconded by Mr. J. H. Wrigley,
On the show of hands, Mr. Edward Green was declared tabs
elected, on which a poll was demanded In behalf Of the otbet
candidates.

Notice is therefore hereby given,
That a Poll for the election of one of the above-named' Candi.
dates, for the office of Assistant Overseer and Collector of
'faxes, will be held in the Session-housez Chapel-street, on
MONDAY next, the 16th of May, 1836, etiTen o'clock in the
Forenoon. M. D. LOWNVAS, Vestry Clerk.

AT the SPECIAL VESTRY, held by adjournment at the
Sessions House on Monday, the 16t1 day of May, 1836,
to take the Poll for the Electioft of Assistant Overseer and
Collector,

The Rev. AUGUSTUS. CAMPBELL in the Chair.

The Polling commenced at Ten o'clock.
At five minutes before Two o'clock Mr. Jas. Kelly resigned.
At Two o'clock Mr: Cottinghain resigned.
At Half-past Two Mr. Welsh resigned.
At ten minutes.before Three Mr: Jones resigned.
The Poll elosed for the day at Four o'clock, when the num=
bets stood as follows:
Persons. Votes.
For Mr: James Glover 374 928
Mr. Edward Green / ' 328 838
Mr. C. W. Townshend.-.44., 176 471
Mr. S. B. Frankland .. 203 316
At the close of the Poll Mr. 'l'ownshend and Mr. Frankland
resigned.
The Poll between the two remaining, Candidates, lir. James
Glover and Mr. Edward Green; will be resumed To-moaeow
MORN LNG, at Ten o'clock, in the Sessions H ouse, Chape 1-street:
M. D. LOWNDES, Vestry clerk.
Monday Evening, 16th May, 1836.

TO THE RATE-PAYERS AND PAHISHIONERS..OF

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LIVERPOOL.
LADIES. AND GENTi EMEN
IN returning my best thanks to' those wbo have E 0 ably sup.:
ported me this day, I respectfully -request mv FRIENDS
will come forward early To-Moe ROW morniog, (Puesdav,) thci
17th instant; and POLL at the Si:ssioNsfionsa, Chapel--
street. An early attendance is paitlcularly wished by,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
Bostock-street, May IGth, J 8.16. JAMES GLOVER.
CLOSE 67 THE POLL, MONDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK.
Mr. Glover - 928
Mr. Green 838
Majority —9O

I'' PARISHIONERS OF LIVERPOOL.
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Lamas AND GENTLEMEN,
IHAVE to thank you for the very valuable supptitt accorded
me this day, which, conSidering the number of candidates
brought forward, has exceeded my most sanguine expectations:
The whole of the candidates hive now Withdrawni_withihe ex=,
cepttion of Mr. Glover, between whom and myself the Conte*
at present lies. Permit me to recpiest your attendance.at *et
Sessions-house, at Ten o'clUck To- mu R ROW M o erotic.
With feelings of gratitude for your disinterested of forts On nil
behalf, I remain,

Ladies and Gentlemen, •
'Tour faithful Servant,
,MDWARD-onEt

STATE Or? Poti. E 4 FOUR' O'CLOCk.
Persons. Pates.
For Edward Green; • - ....3`28 - - • fp!,
For James Glover. • —3741 • • -iii.-920
43, Great Geur,ye-streeti May 16, 1836: