The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-03-25 00:00:00

Co be Kolb at* Vat

rro be SOLD or LET, a HOUSE and GARDEN,
situated on the Wavertree.r d. Immediate pos-
session may be had.
Apply to GEORGE SIM g ; 27, King-street.

MO be SOLD or LET, that excellent FREEHOLD
DWELLING-HOUSE and GARDEN, situate No.
11, Mason-street, Edge-hill, at present in the occupation
of Peter Floult, Esq., as tenant, at he Rent of £5O per
Annum.

Apply to J. LAWRE3CirrriTTLER, 4, Leeds-street,

Co be Let.

DELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE

To be LET,froniICI;yI);;;;;;WitrIINISHED, and
fit for the reception of a large Family, the beautiful
MANSION of PENYLAN, on the fertile banks of the
River Dee, in the midst of luxuriant panoramic scenery,
with Greenhouse, Hothouse, Gardens, and Lawn, and
extensive Outbuildings, situate ou the of Den-
bighshire and Shropshireb,Mgfant from Ruabon three
miles, Overton four mildrand Wrexham seven miles.
A quantity of LAND may be held therewith, and the
exclusive right of Sporting over more than Two Thousand
Acres of Land and Preserves well-stocked with Game,
The Wynnstay Foxhounds are kept within two miles of
the house.

Full particulars and terms may be had from Mr.
HUMPHREYS JONES, Willow House, Wrexham.

TO be LET, and entered upon immediately, a beautiful
MARINE RESIDENCE, called MOUNT KIR-
BY, situate in the township of Westkirby, in the county
of Chester, late the Summer Residence of John Hurleston
Leche, Esq., together with the Stables, Coach-houses,
Garden, and Lands adjoining, containing, in statute mea-
sure, 30A. 2a. 9P., or thereabouts. The House contains
two Parlours, Dining-room, and Study, seven Bed-
rooms, two Dressing-rooms, an Water Closet, and three
Servants'-rooms, Kitchen, Servants'-hall, &c.
The House is situate hin a quarter of a mile from
the River Dee, and mands extensive views, and near
to West kirby Churc ; distant from Hoylake two miles,
and from the Birkenhead and Liverpool Ferries eight
miles.

Josiah Williamson, of Westkirby, will show the Pre.
mises ; and for further particulars apply to Mr. BARKER,
Solicitor, Chester.

COLLIERY TO BE LET,
And may be entered upon immediately.
THE LLAY HALL COLLIERY, adjoining the
Gwersyllt Iron Works, in the parish of Gresford, in
the county of Denbigh, at a moderate Royalty.
The above affords a most eligible opportunity for in-
vestment of capital. The Coal already worked consists
of three strata of from 2 feet 6 inches, to 4 feet in thick-
ness, and it has been proved by borings that another vein
of Coal, 21 feet in thickness, exists below these strata.
To the Colliery is attached airexcellent STEAM EN-
GINE of 12-horse power tithe lower pit, and two Gins
at the upper pits, whicli4nay be fitted up at a trifling
expense, y

The Colliery is...viithin a convenient distance of the
Chester and North Wales Mineral Railway, four miles
from Wrexham, eight miles from the dity, of Chester, and
is surrounded by excellent turnpike roads.
The Tenant can be accommodated with several Cottages
for workmen.

Further particulars may be had from Mr. WILLIAMS,
Glanywern, near Denbigh; and from Mr. RICHARD
BARKER, Solicitor, Chester.
Chester, March, 1845.

TO EXTENSIVE MERCANTILE HOUSES,
BANKERS, SOLICITORS, &c.
MIIE Proprietors of MILNERS' PATENT FIRE-
'. RESISTING PRINCIPLE beg to call attention to
its unequalled efficiency, claiming the exclusive right TO
COMBINE EVAPORATION (HOWEVER .PRODUCED) WITH
NONCONDUCTION OF HEAT; any infringement of which,
in Boxes, Safes, Depositories, Buildings, &c. &c. will be
proceeded against. And having received the fullest sanc-
tion of the highest Scientific and Practical Authorities, in
more than 200 of the chief Towns in the three Kingdoms,
including the Royal Dublin Society, the Liverpool Poly-
technic Society, (see the paper of S. Woods, jun., Esq.,
in the Transactions of 1813,) the London and Birmingham
Railway Company, Mr. Rose, of the Manchester Fire
Establishment, &c. &c., respectfully submit the following
Certificate of Professor Main, of the Government Esta-
blishment, Portsmouth, to which they especially invite
the consideration of parties building :
" Portsrnouth, January, 1845.

" A Public Trial of Milners' Fire-resisting Manufac-
tures was made in Portsmouth, December 30th,under the
sanction and inspection of the Authorities, and a number
of gentlemen connected with the Government departments,
the highly satisfactory results of which are given below.
" I have pleasure in expressing my strong approval of
Milners' Fire-resisting Invention, combining the mutual
reaction of nonconduction and evaporation, in keeping
down the temperature. I have witnessed its practical
advantages here on Monday last, by the severe testing of
one of their Bankers' Safes in strong fire for twelve
hours, in which were deposited by myself and others pre-
sent, Books, Papers, Gunpowder, Watches, Cash, Silks,
&c. Although surrounded with red heat so many hours,
the interior and contents, when finally examined, were
scarcely warmed—not exceeding 100° Fahrenheit.
" THOS. J. MAIN, M.A.,
" Mathematical Professor Royal N. College."
After four years working and testing their New Patent
experimentally and in actual Fires, the Patentees with
confidence recommend.
I.—MILNERS' PORTABLE BOXES, (such
as tested from one to two hours in Manchester, Li-
verpool, Leeds, &c.) of one foot cubic inside and up-
wards, for Dwelling-houses, detached Offices. &c.
2.—MILNERS' DOUBLE-CHAMBERED
SAFES and BOXES, of treble security to the above,
for Warehouses, large Offices, &c. &c.
3.—M ILNERS' DOL BLE BANKERS' SAFE,
6 inches thick, (see Professor Main's certificate
above,) exqual to 24 hours fire, for risks of the most
extensive and dangerous class.
Each of the above, (Nos. 1,2, and 3,) as capable of
resisting more fire than anything else of equal thmensions
and thickness, that is, not an infringement of this Patent,
and as perfectly secure, and exceeding the risk in the
centre conflagration of the buildings they are respectively
recommended for.
Milners' Fire-resisting Book Safe, Deed Box, and
Gunpowder Magazine Works, 47 to 53, Cable-street, and
50A, Lord-street, Liverpool ; London Depot, 47, Moor-
gate-street ; Manchester Ditto, 61, Spring Gardens ;
Leeds Ditto, 43, Mill-hill.

Mar. 25, 1845.

Erßanttb.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
WANTED, either in Liverpool or Birkenhead, a cop:
Portable FURNISHED SITTING-ROOM, BED
ROOM, and SERVANTS' BED ROOM, with the ,4
of the Kitchen.
Address, J. P., Standitrd-office, stating terms, sitak
tion, &c.

WANTED, a respectable, middle-aged PERSON, 61
HOUSEKEEPER in the House of a Tradesmen
where Seven or Eight Young Men are kept. She
have good testimonials, as the Situation will be a ccter
dential one. She must also.,be-capahle of keePieg
Household Accounts.
Apply, with real name and references, to B 1, Standard-
office.

011 WANTED Immediately, for a term of Three Yeaso
a respectable and intelligent YOUTH, as
ARTICLED CLERK to a Land Surveyor, Valuer. Bud
Auctioneer. He will be b( "the House, all
treated exactly as one of ,the
Apply to Mr. Swami& Gftoom, Wem, Salop.

WANTED, a Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE in a g°4
Neighbourhood. It must be a small, snug concer:
at a low rent, and not much coming in • free from Brew
or Spirit-merchc,'

,rchant.
Will
Letters addressed A.-Z:, at the STANDARD-owp 4 e-• ,
meet with attention.

MRS. EVANS' DOMESTIC INSTITUTION ...
MALE AND FEMALE SERVANTS.
67, RENSHAW•STREET, LIVERPOOL.
fi .•
WANTED immediately, a great number of SE 10
VANTS, to fill the following Situations la__An'
moat respectable private and public Families in Liaer",
and neighbourhood :—Profeased Cooks and good el.
Cooks; Lady's Bar, Chamber, Housrldia-Kitchen Mal"
Waitress, Upper and Under -Nurses, Scullery GI
Housekeeper, and about Thirty good Servants of all-W0
Servants may have,.riery information, gratis, by aP
ing as above.
Servants engaged from this Office who shall not suit
within one month replaced by others without anY
charge.

TO MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE HOUSE!,
APERSON of respectability, who has had ten Yeti;
practical experience as Clerk in highly-respeete" t
Wholesale Houses, where the Customs' Departaleilts
formed a part of the duties, is desirous of obtaininga
SITUATION in a WHOLESALE HOUSE,
Li
CLERK, CASHIER, or TRAVELLER, where fs
flatters himself he would be found competent to the dutiesrequired. Satisfactory reasons can be given for wish'.
to relinquish his present engagewent:---\
Testimonials as to chara9te and qualification can be
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given from present Employer, with whom the Advertises
has been three years,,and past Employer, with whora
was engaged for a period of seven years.
Letters addressed C. C. C., Standard-office, will meet
prompt attention.

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LIVERPOOL DOCKS.
ALBERT DOCK WAREHOUSES.
THE COMMITTEE of the LIVERPOOL DOCS!,
are desirous of engaging the services of a GENTIfi.
MAN competent to fill the Office of CHIEF SUPBs,
INTENDENT of ALBERT DOCK WAREHOUSES'
Security will• be required. The Salary will not be '°'".,
than £5OO per Annum.
of
Applications, stating age, and inclosing Testimonials_
ability and character, must be sealed, addressed to tlf,
" Chairman of the Committee of the Liverpool Docks,
endorsed " Albert Dock Warehouses," and be sent under
cover to the Secretary, not later n—IFATomr, t"he
fifteenth day of April next.
To prevent inconvenience,ond expense to parties resit
ing at a distance, and ender unnecessary at present ant
personal applicationyde Committee propose, in the fir:
instance, to examine the applications and testimonian;
and select such as, in their judgment, shall appear to them
to be most eligible; and then to invite the parties 5°ll
personal interview, on a day to be fixed upon ; and will
pay the travelling expenses of those who may not succeed
in obtaining the appointment.
The Applications and Testimonials of such ApPlie° be
as may not appear to the Committee to he eligible for t
appointment will be returned to the respective parties..
Further information may be obtained upon applicati°
by letter to the undersigned.
By order.
DANIEL MASON, Secretary
Dock Office, Liverpool, 27th Feb., 1845.