The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26 00:00:00

SALE OF BOOKS,

' By .I‘lessrs. T-HOS. WINSTANLEY and.SONS,
•On MONDAY, the Ist, and TuEsDAY,,the 2d June, at eleven
o'clock precisely each day, at their Buoi.s, Church-street;
drder of the greclitors;
,TIIHE LII3It4BY (If
.the late. Bev.: TER BOLMER, com-
prising the Wor'ks of Esteeme Authors in Theology,
Ectiesiastical History, Sand Coutroy, sial Divinity, amongst
chich wili Le found Uhrysostorni. rce, (5-vols. folio, •iii 4.)
SPanheimii Operm, Novum Testa n,um Grrece.M.ontuni, Pe-
tri
,Alartyris Comnientaruni, Crellii Franei Opera:, Cave's
Lives of the Fathers, Collier's Ecclesiastical History Stripe's,
Life of MThilgifi:the works of Tillotson, Chillingwnyth; Light-•
foot, Barrow, Bingham, .Bishops Patrick, 'Eleye'ridge,..
and Stillingtleet, Vic., Ironimii.Concordantice Grmee, Bryant's
'Mythology and:Egypt, ands variety of Authors in Mitceila-'
Hem's Literature.
To he viewed on SATuADAY,next,.the 30th May, when Cata-
logues may be had.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF LANi/D L.N E RTON.
Ey Messrs. Taos. WIN,STA,NLEY nd SONS,
. •
On Fain A-Y, the sth of June nest, at One clock, at the Cla-
,rpaiduniroonis, South John-street, sithj ct.to such conditions,
as may then be produced, by orde • the Executors V' the.
lute E. L. Hudson, .Egg., •
LL those four FIELDS, or CL SES of LAND. situate
.taL in the township of gverton, to the north of the. Necrop-
olis, running to the westward along Mill-lane to Everton-road,
and northward to a -lane called -Stnith.s-l•ine, ,bounded on the
east by land belonging to S. ElliOn; Esq., and
Esq., on the west by'Land belonging to'the Executors of the,
late ',Edward Steers, Esq., and on the south by Mill lane, by
which .it.is diyided from the Nectopolis and Land belonging to
.Messrs. Waugh, Russell, &c.
The above I,and contains I Is. 2a. 17,e., strkiiiieneasure,
Freehold of Inheritance, in a.convpanding s.:fion, and well,
supplied with Water, and offers an eligible s4ltrfor the building
ointimetal Residences, being in a favourite neighbourhood,,'be-
tweeu the Zoological Gardens and the village of Eve(ti.ut,
within afewlitinutes walk of the centre' of Liverpool.
Plans, with suggested improvements, may :he seen, and,
other ;Particulars of the -Property knoWn, by application to
Messrs. Wtt,r.tasts and•EDWARDS ArebitectS a.nd Surveyors;,
or at the Office of Messrs. T. W LAY and Soss, Church-
.street:

VALUABLE PROPERTI A TP:EFERTOIy, AND NEilit
THE ZdO LOGICAL .G481..),EN5.
By ;;Messrs. T. WLNSTANLEY and SONS,
On Ttttlitsoik,r, the 28th instant, at two o'clock, at the Claren-
len-ronois, Liverpool, subject to such conditions Ts* as
halllie,then produced, •
Lot 1. A LL that capital MESSUAGE or ELLING
..LIL 1-1(.)11SE, Stables, Coach-hoase Gardens, anid,
Appurtenances, situate in Everten Viilape, w oceiipa-1
tion of James ,Plumpton, Eiq. and cootaming au area 014,062
• square yards, or thereabouts. The Premises were erected abqut
; sex years ago, in a most substantial and elpensive manner, and
finished expressly for the residence of .the proprietor, and emu-
• prise every convenience suited to the accommodation of.Et la4e
establishment. On the groiind tleor there is a spacious :En-.
trance-hall and Vestibille„.large
,apd well-proportioned Dining-
nano, -Library, and two -Drawing-rem-Las, with,Kitchen, Back
Kitchen, Butler's and ilimsekeeper's .:Reoin, conveniently de-
tached from the main Building, eight priecipal 13e&roonts, and
two Di'essing-rooths," Water-closet, Hitt, Cold, And ,Shower
Baths, &c., on the first floor, and Servants' Amino in •the,
Attics. The preinises are almudantly .with good:
Water, which is broitgbt into severalparts of • Inc house.
the Outbuildings consist of an excellent four-stalled Stable,,
Double Coach.-house; Harness-room, Man-lervant's room over,
and inclosed Stable;-yard. The Garden is in excellent order,
and is well stocked with choice Fruit-trees, now in full.bearing.:
2. An excellent and sabstantia.llY,built'p W E LL.IN G-
. HOUSE, GARDEN., .&c., situate on ,Plumpton•terrace, EVesr-,
. ton-road, late in the 'occupation of D. Buchanan, Esq.,.at.the
annual rent of £llO, .measuring in ,front to the said road 13
yards, and in depth baCkWards 60' yards, and coutaining in.the
whole 780 square yards of Land, Or' .thereabouts. The Houle
contains on the ground-floor a f)iiiing-room and two Drawing-.
rooms, communicating with foLiiiig a Butler's Pantry,.
. Kitchen, Offices, &c.; and up stairs Mere are eight large Bed-;
rooms, two Dressiog,rooms, Water-closet, &c:
- 3. Another DWELLING-HOUSE, :GARDEN, &c. of
similar dimensions, situate on Plumpion-terrace, built on the
same plan, and corresponding in every particular with Lot 2;;
. late in the occupation cif ft. Waln, Fofi.
4. A Piece of+LAND in Eyerton, Situate nn.the south side of.
a new street, of 14 yards wide, called Visher-street,leading•froth,
,Everton-road towards Sh,kw-street, beunded on .the south and
west sides by land belone4ing to Wm. Gregsou,,Esq., on the
, east by a seven-yard street, which divides airfoil Plumpton-,
terrace, and on the north be the said street of 1.1 yardi wide,
and contains in the whole 13;829 yards of Land, or thereabouts.
~ A Piece of Land, situate onthe south side of Derby-road,
immediately beyond -Brougham-terrace, and well-adapted for,
the erection of a corresponding, ran 'e of Houses. 'This Land
measures in front to Derhv-road, and at the hack respectively,
413 feet, and extends in depth backwards to a pew street, called
,Hutchinson-street, 141 feet, and is bounded on the east and
west sides severally by two streets of
,15 yards wide, called Ba-
ker-street and Upper Baker-street, and contains in .the whole
6,608 square yards, or thereabouts.
6. A Piece of LAND, situate on the south side of
,Derby-
road, between Lot 5 and the ZoologiCal Gardens, bounded on
the north add west sides by the'Dcrby7road; on ;the south by
a new main street of fifteerryards .wide,,called Plumpton-street,
which is intended to rain in a straight line froin,(;iegson's Well
.to the:Zoological-Gardeni, and oh the east side by a street of
13 yards wide, which will separate it from the saldiGartlens, and
contains in the whole 9,241 slwire )ards, oriliei!ea.bouts.
A Piece..of LAND,
,adjoining Lot 6, s:ltnite on the south
side of Plumpton-street aforesaid, and trninded on the north
sicte.by the said street. on the Smith and east sides severally icy
two intended streets or 13 vards•Wide each, and on,the west.lry
a street of 15 yards wide,, called UPPer'BAker-streyt, and"con-,
tains in the whole 12,160 square yardS, Pr'thereabouts. '
8. Another Piece of 'LAND, situate to the southward of Lot!
7, and from which it' is divided by asstreet of 13 yards witted
being fornierly part of the •.Briek'field in the occupation ofi
;11essrs. S. and J. Holme, and centaias in the whole 12,483.
square yards, or thereabouts.
9. A Piece of LAND,:situate at Everton-breck, opposite to.
•Whitefield-house, being a corner Let; bounded on the south
and west sides' severally by Itotindhill-lane and Breck-lane, on
.the east by land belonging to Wtn2Picketing;Esq., and on the
north by an intended' street of 12 yards Wide, to be called Al-
fred-streed, and contains in the whole 9,123 square yards, or
thereabouts.
10. A .piece of LAND, situate to the northward of Lot. 9,
' and separated therefrom by Alfred-street aforesaid, bounded on
the south side,by the said street, on the west by.Breck-lane, on
the east by land belonging to W. Pickering,-Esq., and On the
north by an, intended street of 42 yards wide, to be called Pick-
ering-street, and contains -in .the whole 10,260 square yards, or
thereabouts.
11. A piece of ,LAN,D situate to the northward of .Lot 10,.
and separated therefrom by Pickering-street aforesaid, bounded
oh the south by the said street, on' the west kyßreck-lane, on
the east,bytand belonging to V. Pickering, Esq., and on the
north-by anew street 0f.12 yards wide, now laid out, and called,
Barns-street, and contains in .the whole 11,302 square yards, or
thereaboUts.
12. All those Two FIELDS or CLOSES of LAND, at:
;present laid into oneLsituate at •the south side of and fronting •,
•to the ,Derby read, a short distance beyond the Zoological.
Gardens, and, djoining up toßreck-house, 'bounded on the north.
side by llberby4oad, on the south and east sides severally by, •
Land, belonging to thelate 'fhoS..Molyneux, Esq, and on the west
hy.land lately.belonging to the eXecuters of I,ivesey, Esq.;
aocontiinsin.the whole.6a. On. 29e. spitine measure.
eLots..9, 10, and 11 are Leasehold for tbm
e rear.nder of a term
o thposand years. Lot 12 'is partly Freehold and partly.
Coipvluld; and all the rest are Cnpyhold of Inheritance. There
is good Brick-plav under.Lpts 61(nd 7. • - •
The 1-louse (Lot `.1.) to be viewed hy ticket only, which may
he had on application to -Messrs T. WiristaNLiLy and SoNs, ,
Church-street; and for plans and further particulars apply to
}Messrs. PosT,.Eit' and STEWARi, Lawton-street; or'to LEIGH
find SAN DE it S, Solicitors, Basnett-street, Liverpool: