The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-01 00:00:00

So be Let.

O be LET, in Rumford-place, Chapel-stieet, first-rate
JL OFFICES, suitable for Brokers or others aviug northern
and eastern aspects. Also the OFFICES'a VAREHOUSE
now occupied lay Messrs. J. Hobson and ns, and' VAULTS,
Bonded or Free.
Apply to Mr. L. GRAHAM, Rumford-place.

WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES TO LET.
TO be LET, a small WAREHOUSE, with gcloct OFFICES
attached, at the end of Matiesty-lane, c ose to Hanover-
street, either together or separately. Th arehouse Rooms
are well adapted for Grain, or other Goo with Iwo excellent
Cellarkbeneath, and would be an eligib e situation for a For-
warding Agent, or oue in the Wine and Spirit Trade. The
whole may be had on very moderate terms.—Apply to FRANCIS
GRUNDY, King-street.

rp() be Let, a small BLEACH-GREEN, with everything
A_ requisite for carrying, on the business in the best manner,
and a comfortable DWELLING-HOUSE, &c. attached, situ-
ated within two miles of Coleraine, and within seen miles of
Portrush, from which harbour a new tirst-elapd Steamer will
commence plying regularly to and from Liverpool. in the course
of this mouth. The principal Houses pp.lhese Premises are
quite new ; the Machinery of the best cofistruction, with a plen-
tiful supply of water; and, should a good Tenant offer, who
would desire to use the concern for the purposes of another ma-
nufacture, the Proprietor would give a long. Lease, and would
be satisfied with a very moderate Rent from an improving
Tenant.

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For further particulars apply to R. BENNwrr. gsq., Ardwer-
ness, Coleraine, if by letter, host-paid.

TO be LET, with imaiNliate possession, that commodious
HOUSE, called LUNT HOUSE, situate a half a
mile from Sefton Church, with the Garden and uthuildings
thereto belonging, and a Cottage suitable for residence of a
Gardener, and either with or without sere cres of Land.
The House contains three Parlour L ine Bed-rooms, Kit-
chen, Butler's Pantry, and good Ceia.rs. There is a well of
good spring water, and a cistern for rain water on the Premises.
The tenant will have the use of a large Pew in Sefton Church.
The Premises may be viewed at any time, and particulars, as
to Rent which is very moderate, may be obtained on applica-
tion to Miss Boorra, the present occupier, or to• Mr. WILSON,
Solicitor, 33, Coruwallis7street, Liverpool.

ST. JOHN'S-PLACE, CHESTER.
rO be LET, for a term of three or seven • .rs, all that
J. capital Family HOUSE, or MANSI OA!, called St.
John's Place, with the Lodge, Shrubbery, w •dParden, four-
stalled Stable, double Coat house, and ier Appurtenances
thereunto belonging, now in the occu ion of the Proprietor
thereof.
The Mansion consists of a Study, Morning-room, Dining-
room, 26 feet long by 16 feet wide, Drawing-room,-(with fold-
ing doom) 46 feet long by 16 feet wide, eight best Bed-rooms,
with four Dressing-rooms, excellent Kitchens, Butler's Pantry,
Housekeeper's Rooms, &c. &c.
The Mansion and Premises are in the most complete state of
repair, and will be found altogether to be one of the most de-
sirable residences in this city, and may, if desired, be entered
upon immediately.
For further particulars apply, if by letter.,Tost,paid, to Dr,
M CUMING; or to Mr. GARDNER, Hotel-row, A.;,tioster.