The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-06-26 00:00:00

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£22552 15,11 96.53 17 10

JOSEPH GIBBONS,
Audited by /THOMAS KAY E, 5 etnissioners.
JOHN KILSHAW, Treasurer.
Liverpool, 24th June, 1835.

BOROUGH AND TOWN OF,LIVERPOOL.
JAMES ASPINA I. I, Eq.,-Mayor.
THE GENERAL 'COURT of QUARTS 'ESSIONS:
of the PEACE for this BOROUGH TOWN will be
held in the NEW. COURT ROOM, the south side of
• Chapel-street, on MONDAY; tllO 6th of ly next, at Ten o'clock
in the Forenoon; when and where all Persons, bound over tb
Appear and Prosecute, give Evidence,o! Answer, are'tccattend.
on pain of their respective Recognisances being entreated. ,
And the COURT of PASSAGE for the, RIAL of CIVIL
CAUSES will be hell before the MAYOR and BAILIFFS.
of the said Town on TnuttsonY, the of July next, at Ten
o'clock in the Morning, of which the Attorneys of the said Court
are requested to take notice.
FOSTER, Town-clerk and Clerk of the Peace.
Ct• All Persons are requested. to take notice, that no Tra-
verse will be tried at these Sessions, unless the same be entered.
for Trial at the Town-clerk's Office ()nor before the first dayof
the Sessions.

And all Indictments fur. MisdemeanottrS and Assa'ults fonnd
at these Sessions agarast Persons admitted to Bail must tie en-
tered for Trial at or befo:e Twelve o'clock on the day liextafter
the discharge of • the Grand Jury, otherwise the TriaLut tle
same will stand over until the Sessions following.

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BIRKENHEAD NEW MARKET. '-.' .-_,- --.
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COMMCOMMISSIONES acting under-the improvement
act for Birkenhead, in the count s• of Chester, HEREBY
GIVE NOTICE, that the NEW MARKE'_kin-flaNwroN-
' sTitEE'r, Birkenhead, will be open-on SATUAA'v,.the I Ittiality
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of,. July next, and on every. day 'afterwardf exCeptholidays) for
the'..sale Of-. Meat, Fish, Poultry, l' • Vegetables, Butter,
Cheese, and all other . Goods, 'Ware - ,rtieles Commodities,
Matteis, and :Things (Cattle only excepted) which are•usually
exposed to sale iu public markets.
The Market twurs between the 29th day of March and 29th
dayof September, will be irons Six &Chick in the morning to
Mile o'clock in the evening; and between the•29th day of.Sep-
teuiber and the 29th day of Alarch, 'will be from Seven o'clock
in the morning to Light o'clock in the. evening, (Saturdays
excepted,) u hen the Market will remain open until . Eleven
o'clock iu the evening, the whole year. •• •
. Shops, Rooms, Vaults, Cellars, and Stalls, in the said Market,
may be taken by persons requiring theni, no application to
SAMUEL STAhSFtELD, Woodside, who will state the- terms*f
lettinz the saine.

I)..ti.—Aceoannodatious will be Provided for the sale of Hay,
Straw, Grass,- &c. uu the vacant ground behind the Market
Building. By order. of the Cotinnissiouers.
JOSEPH MALLABY, their Clerk. •

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rp 6 Itico blIt! LET; witwit)irn possess6ii iOl-TE, No.
-A: , -Tiiit,acii; E:vratToN, with i tres complete, and
litely Papereil and Painted. May b iewed between the
hours of Twelve and i'our. Bent £ls.per nunum.—lnquire on
the Prelnises; or at the Standard-office.

►ll 10 be L Lt. with possession on the, lUth of
excelleutTAMlLY BOUSE and GAV
withput Coach-house, Stable, and Sei yip
the north side of keinbroke-,place,, and la
George licald Psq"
The Ilouse contains Drawing-rouin, Dining-room, Library,
extensive Kitchens on the ground guor; Ten good odg-
ity;Foutn., and. is replete with every convenience.
l'erins and' ickets 'to View may be had on applientico to
TilostAs CkOOK and SON, 19, Exotiange-streat East.

filly next, an
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tephouse, situate on
in the occupation of

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MAY• PLACE, BROAD GREEN.
rirlo be LET, this substantial NIA.N SION, with Its complete
I " Gardens, Shrubberies, Hothouses, Ccitt4es,. Stables,
Coach-houses, &c., and the Land attache . / : . I
The' House, ou. the ground floor, vo ' of a spacious 1-
trance Hall, *Stone Staircase, Drawi room, .Diuiug-room,
Library, and Breakfast-room, alarge tchen, Servants' Hall,
and other conveuient. Offices ; en the secohd and third floor,
excellent Lodging and Dressing Rooms, Bath-room. and. Water
attache
ClOset; With suitable Servants' Apartments,. Store-rooms,. &e.
The Gardens, which, abound with, rare and valuable. Fruit
Trees, are enclosed with excellent Hot Walls, and contain two
HothouseS; a Peach and Green House, Billiard-house, Bowling-
green, and Ice-house.
.Ttie Stable Yard contains a Gardener and .Farming-man!s
Cottages, DiirY, two Four-stalled Stables, with Saddle-rooms,
Coach-houses, &c., Shippon, yowl-houses, Piggeries, &c., and
a Fish-pond. .
The whole occupies a space of about 20 statute Acres, of
WhiCh.abont 15 consist of fine Meadow Land, situate about three
miles from the Liverpool Exchange, with Entrances from the
Edge-lane, Wavertree, or London Roads. _
Apply to Messrs. STUINGER and MANN, seel-street.