The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-01-28 00:00:00

TO be LET, and possession given after 2d February
next, HOMEFIELD HOUSE, with Gardens
Plantations, and Outhouses, &c., complete, (all which will
be put into perfect order and repair,) situate just through
the village of Linacre, on the road leading to Litherland ;
together with about Twenty Acres (statute) of LAND, in
high condition, immediately surrounding the House. The
Canal Packet Boats pass close to the back door six or
eight times a day, which will be found a great convenience.
The House is a good substantial one, suitable for a mode-
rate Family : the situation salubrious and healthy, and
commanding a fine Marine View.

For full particulars apply to Mr. GEORGE BROWN, 1,
Itumford-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, 27th January, 1845.

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910 be LET or SOLD, and entered upon immediately,
that beautiful RESIDENCE, called " GARDDEN
MANSION :" a very handsome, modern, Stone-built
Residence, situated in the Parish of Ruabon, and in a de-
sirable part of the County of Denbigh, distinguished for
respectability. It is distant four miles from Wrexham,
one from Ruabon and Wynnstay Park, six from Chirk
Castle, seven from Brynkinallt, eight from Llangollen,
eleven from Oswestry, and from Chester fifteen. Provi-
sions are exuberant, and remarkably cheap. The roads
are very good. The mail-coach road from London to
Holyhead is about three miles distant; and two coaches
pass the lawn daily, and it is situated a convenient dis-
tance from the intended line of Chester, Wrexham,
Ruabon, Oswestery and Shrewsbury Junction Railway.
The Mansion is constructed in a most substantial and
commodious manner, and in excellent condition, the
whole having been lately painted in a most splendid style ;
with suitable attached and detached Offices, Garden, Hot-
house, Lawn, Plantations, Pleasure Grounds, (in which
there is a Bath filled by springs,) Woods, and var'ous
Inclosures of LAND, the whole containing about One
Hundred Acres, more or less, and any portion may be
taken with the Mansion.

The Mansion stands in a lawn of about twenty acres,
and is beautifully seated on the half-ascent of a com-
manding eminence. It contains on the Ground Floor, a
handsome Entrance Hall, spacious Drawing and Dining-
room, with Mahogany Doors, Library and Breakfast-
room, an Inner Hall, Housekeeper's-room Butler's-
pantry, Servants' Hall, an excellent Kitchen, with all
conveniences. On the First Floor, a spacious lofty
Morning-room, three best Bed-rooms, with Dressing-
rooms. On the Second Floor, two excellent Bed Cham-
bers. with Dressing-rooms; also a small Room in the
centre, and four other Bed-rooms, besides Men Servants'
Rooms. Excellent vaulted Cellars under the whole of
the Basement, Coach-houses, Saddle-rooms, Stables,
Cow-houses, Piggeries, Granary, Barns, Poultry-house,
&c. all complete. There is a Warm and Cold, as also a
Shower Bath, Water Closet and Patent Water Vessels on
the Premises.

A good Pew in Ruabon Church belongs to the Estate.
A Lease for a Term of Years will be granted.
INone but Principals or their acknowleged Agents will
be treated with.

All letters in reference thereto are requested to be sent
free of postage.
Any further particulars may be ascertained on applica-
tion to Mr. W. DENISON JONES, Solicitor, Wrexham ;
Mr. BRISCOE, Wynnstay-place, Wrexham ; Mr. J.
BRISCOE, Oldliall-street, Liverpool; Mr. BRISCOE, 7,
Noel-street, Islington, London ; or JOHN PRYCE, Esq.,
Oxford-road, Manchester.

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BY ORDER OF THE ECCLESIASTICAL COMMISSIONERS

FOR ENGLAND.
THE PATRONAGE, PRESENTATION, OR
NOMINATION OF AND TO THE CHURCH
OF ST. PAUL, IN THE PARISH AND
TOWN OF LIVERPOOL.

TO be SOLD, the Appointment, Presentation, or
Nomination of and to the Appointment of the
HEAD MINISTER or CHAPLAIN, and the
SECOND MINISTER, to the CHURCH of ST.
PAUL, in perpetuity. viz., of the Head Minister or
Chaplain, after the death, resignation, or removal of the
present Incumbent, aged 39; and of the Second Minister,
after the death, resignation, or removal of the present
Incumbent, aged 58. The yearly emoluments of the
Head Minister or Chaplain will consist of Stipend of
£l7O, payable quarterly, and a further Stipend not ex-
ceeding £7O, nor less than £5O, payable half-yearly, as
may be fixed by the Commissioners, after every avoidance,
(the amount fixed by the Commissioners as to the present
Head Minister or Chaplain, is £50,) all which stipends
are secured by acts of parliament ; and of the surplice fees
and other emoluments heretofore belonging to, and usually
received by, the First Minister of the said Church.

The Yearly Emoluments of the SECOND MINISTER
will consist of Stipend amounting to £lOO, payable quar-
terly, and a further Stipend not less than £5O, payable
half-yearly, as may be fixed by the Commissioners, after
every avoidance, (the amount fixed by the Commissioners
as to the present Second Minister is £80,) both which
stipends are secured by acts of parliament, and of the
surplice fees and other emoluments heretofore belonging
to, and usually received by, the Seeond Minister of the
said Church.

These Appointments were in the patronage of the
Mayor, Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of
Liverpool until the passing of the Municipal Corporations'
Act, 5 and 6 Wm. IV., c. 76.
The following local acts relate to this Advowson and
Presentation, (viz.,) 2 Geo. 111., c 68 ; 7 Geo. 111., c.
80; 10 Geo. IV., c. 11; and 1 and 2 Vic., c. 98.
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Such Persons as are desirous of making Tenders for
Purchase may receive Forms of 'render at the Office of
the Commissioners. No. 5, Whitehall-place, London,
between the hours of Eleven and Three • or at the Office
of the Town-clerk, Town-hall, Liverpool or at the Office
of Messrs. Gregory, Faulkner, Gregory, and Bourdillon,
Solicitors, Bedford row, London.
The Tenders must be delivered in duplicate. sealed up,
and directed, " To the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for
England," with marked thereon, " Tender for the Right
of Presentation of Head and Second Minister to the
Church of Saint Paul, in the Town of Liverpool," at the
said Office of the said Commissioners, on or before the
11th of March, 1845; but no Tender will be received after
Twelve o'clock on that day ; nor will any proposal be
noticed unless made in the said Form, and delivered at
the Office of the Commissioners.

For further information and particulars apply to the
Town-clerk, Town-hall, Liverpool ; or at the Office of
Messrs. GREGORY, FAULKNER, GREGORY, and BOUR-
DILLON, Solicitors, Bedford-row, London.