The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-08-04 00:00:00

SCHWEPPE AND CO.'S

SODA, POTASS

MAGNESIA WATERS,

AND JERATED LEMONADE,
BY SPECIAL APPOINTMENT TO HER MAJESTY,
No. 51, Berners-street, London.

MANUFACTURED'ALSO AT BRISTOL AND DERBY,
AND AT
106, LONDON-ROAD, LIVERPOOL.

THE celebrity of these well-known WATERS, and
the preference they universally command, are evidences
that their original superior quality over all others is well sus-
tained. Every bottle is protected by a label with the name of
their firm, without which none is genuine ; and it may be had
of nearly all respectable Chemists throughout the kingdom.
J. S. and Co. are manufacturers also of those excellent medi-
cines Liquid Magnesia and JErated Lime Water • the latter,
however, should be taken only under medical direction, from
its prejudicial effects on many constitutions.
Importers of GERMAN SELTERS WATER, direct from the
Springs, as for the last twenty years.

Exii'ok Orders manufacturedespecially for Warm Climates.
THE FOLLOWING ARE THEIR AGENTS FOR LIVERPOOL AND

ITS NEIGHBOURHOOD :
T. Nixon, R. Lathbury, Castle-street; J. S. Rogers, South
Castle-street; .1. Priestley, Lord-street; Thompson and Son,
J. H. and S. Johnson, W. Rawle, Church-street; Mann and
Crosthwaite, H. Coupland, Parker-street; J. Woodville, Bold-
street; Apothecaries Company, Colquitt-street ; W. Procter,
Ranelagh-street ; William Jones, Berry street; G. Wood, Pitt-
street; G. Aspinall, G. Webster, St. James-street; William
Wagstaff, Great George-place; Thomas Hogarth, M. Redhead,
Great George-street ; F. B. Sykes, Upper Parliament-street ;
G. Bolderston, Mill-street ; E. Pearson, H. S. Alpass, Park-
road ; G. H. Howell, Dale-street ; .1. Troughton, Oldhall-street ;
J. Britten, Old Haymarket ; A. Anderson, Byrom-street ; D.
Scholefield, Queen-square ; R Lime.
street ;E. Tiernan, rt. Broom, London-road ;W. King, Wil-
liam Henry-street,. Soho-street; J. W. Williams, St. Anne-
street; James Fergie,' Brunswick-road ;E. Tiernan, Everton ;
J. Ball, West Derby-street ; R. Price, J. Pendlebury, Brown-
low-hill ;J. H. Amos, Mount-plasant; C. W. Shaw, Russell-
street; T. Titherington, E. Jardine, Oxford-street; .L Green,
Edge-hill ; Thomas Mucklow, Vauxhall-road ;B. Rowland,
Great Homer, areet; T. L. Watson, H. Hulme, Prescot-street ;
F. G. Jones, Paradise-street ; Th. Dare, mn
omasLsoewaec,lsblien;gtjo.n
East-
wood Maskery, West Derby Village; G
wood, W. Higgins, J. S. Lyddon, John La French, Thompson
and Foulkes H. Mottram, James Jones, Birkenhead ; R.
Smith, C. ,Barclay, Woodside; .C. Wallwork, Bootle; J. ,Ball,
Waterloo.

MR. RICHARD BRINING
AND HIS SISTER

MRS. SILLITOE,
BEG leave to return their most sincere thanks to the
Nobility, Gentry, and the Public generally, for the patro-
nage which they have received since the opening of the above
Establishment, and hope still to merit a share of that support
which they have hitherto been favoured with.

FAMILIES and PRIVATE VISITORS intending to avail
themselves of the advantages of a
MARINE WATERING PLACE,
At the above eligible, popular, and flourishing spot, are res-
pectfully informed that there is every accommodation required.

WATERLOO
Has now been established as a superior and highly-advantage-
ous summer retreat for upwards of twenty years, during which
period it has steadily and deservedly risen into repute, and has,
every season, been made the resort of families and individuals,
of the highest respectability, from all parts of Britain, and from
many parts of Europe.. _

It .i; situated upon the verge of the Lancashire side of the
North Shore, about five miles distant
_from Liverpool, consist-

inn of upwards of 200 neat and fanciful cottages, which- are kept
in excellent repair, and are usefully and elegantly furnished,
upon which, in fact, no expenditure has been spared by the pro-
. _ _

piietors to render them, in every respect, suitably adapted to
answer all the purposes required by visitors to marine estab-
lishments. Thirty-two of the residenccs are so laid out as to
form a beautiful and unique Crescent, on the north, with others,
forming two Terraces, in the centre, and an Esplanade on the
south, intersected by various other lines of marine abodes in an
eastwardly directioti, their situation, and variety in size, thus
hffording every facility for visitors either wishing to be in im-
mediate contiguity with the open sea? or for those who would
prefer a more retired locality. From its being situated below
where the river Mersey diverpies and losses itself in the sea, and
directly opposite the Victoria and Rock Channels, there is a
commanding view of the Shipping, which, for number, size, and
variety of vessel, is surpassed, perhaps, by no other port in the
world, every description of which, entering in, or departing
from the port of Liverpool, to or from sea, must necessarily
pass within prospect of Waterloo. The prospect on land is
equally beautiful, being varied, picturesque, and romantic, hav-
ing within siEht_._

A 'PANORAMIC VIEW OF SEAFORTH,

the Lancashire s

•"-
rious Establishments situated on a great part of the Cheshire
coast, including New Brighton,
THE ROCK POINT, FERRY, CHANNEL AND ROCK
LIGHTHOUSES,

the Fort, and other settlements interspersing the south side,
extending westwayd.lLalomtlieS.lrshire peninsula to

HOYLARE AM) HILBRE ISLi-555

It also commands an extensive view of the Wel

sh coast, the

Great an(
rang

Snowdon, with the Snowdonia
of mountains, and some of the most magnificent Alpine
.enery of the Principality.
From its proximity to the sea, the
.air is ever fresh and brae-
g, and is proverbial for its salubrity, a fact peculiarly mani-

healthy appearance. The Salt Water is pure, and not conta-
minated, as is always the case with the narrow parts of rivers,
on the confines of a large and populous town, being renewed
every tide, immediately from the sea._

The Beach is justly considered to be one of the finest, least
dangerous, and in every other respect the best adapted for Sea
Bathing in the kingdom. The Sands are hard and smooth,
which, with the diversified scenery on each side of the river,
and the cool and refreshing westerly winds in the Summer,
render a stroll along the strand, or a ride to town, remarkably
attractive, pleasant, and conducive to health. The flourishing
town of Liverpool, with all its natural, artificial, mercantile,
literary, and scientific attractions, is easy of access, having.com-
municatiou by means of Omnibuses, running every hour in the
day. Aquatic excursions may also be taken by means of large
and well-managed Pleasure Boats, and there is every opportu-
nity of piscatorial and rural excursion in the proximate vicinity.
Chalybeate Waters are also found in the neighbourhood.
Religious advantages may be enjoyed, either at the Estab-
lished Church, or at the Congregationalists' Chapel, both of
which have been recently erected in Waterloo. There are also
other places of Worship in the environs, comprising the Catho-
lic Chapel and Episcopalian Church, at the village of Great
Crosby; the antique Church at Sefton; and the more modern
one at Seaforth.

VAS,
Visitors not wishing to take a Cottage, may obtain Furnished
Apartments either in private houses (of which there are many
designed for the purpose,) or they
.may be comfortably accom-
motated at the Hotels, without being incommoded by noise or
bustle.
THE BATH HOTEL, CONDUCTED BY MRS. SILLITOE,
(Who is also the General Agent for the Letting of Cottages,)
Is at all times in readiness for the reception of Parties, at which
place they are speedily and well provided for, and may rely
upon having the utmost attention paid to them. It is pleasantly
situated near the end of the Marine Crescent, and within one
minute's walk of the Shore' having extensive Stabling and
Coach-houses. Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, Shower Baths,
&c., in readiness on the shortest notice, with numerous Bath-
ing Machines on the strand, which are conducted in a judicious,
safe, and experienced manner. _

Families may also be supplied with a variety of choice and
excellent .

WINES, SPIRITS, PORTER, ALE,

With MEATS, REFRESHMENTS, and well-aired BEDS.
There are also Post Horses, Cars, Coaches; a Phaeton, Bath
Chairs, Linen, Plate, &c., &c., to Let on Hire; and Coal, Hay,
Straw, and Corn, constantly on Sale; and no efforts are spared
to give public satisfaction In all the departments of the above
Establishment.
Many Families of distinction have already arrived in Water-
loo this Season, and there is every probability of its being nu,
merously and respectably visited during the Summer.
i Any nquiries or applications concerning Cottages or Apart-
ments, either personally or by letter, will be promptly attended
to by-the Agent.
A good BOWLING GREEN belonging. to the Bath Hotel.
A PRIVATE OMNIBUS, FOR REMOVING FAMILIES.
Bath Hotel, Waterloo, Crosby k
.dear
Bank,
4iverpool, May 14, 11146.

VERY

SHROPSHIRE AND DENBIGHSHIRE.
DESIRABLE AND VALUABLE FREEHOLD
ESTATES.
By Messrs. CHURTON,
On MONDAY, the 10th day of August next, at Four o'clock in
the Afternoon, at the Wynnstay Arms in Wrexham, in the
following or such other lots as may be agreed upon at the
time of sale, and subject to such conditions as will then be
produced,
THE following very desirable and valuable
ESTATES, viz. :

SHROPSHIRE.
Lot I.—A very beautiful and richly-timbered FREEHOLD
ESTATE, called " KII.HENDRE PARK," situate in the town-
ship of Dudleston, in the parish of Ellesmere, in the county of
Salon, with the Mansion-house, Offices, Gardens, and Appur-
tenances thereto belonging,Fand about 350 Acres of very supe-
rior LAND, part of which is held with the Mansion, and the
remainder divided into Farms, and other smaller Tenements,
let to respectable tenants.

Kilhenilre Park, witKi; moderate outlay. might be made one
of the most picturesque seats in the county; the whole of the
Land offered with the House being studded with the finest
Timber, interspersed with thriving Plantations and Coppices,
the ground undulating in agreeable variety, and a constant
Stream passing through it, sufficient to form cascades and or-
namental lakes to any extent.

It is situated in adfine sporting country, within five miles o
the kennels of Sir Watkin W. Wynn's Fox Hounds, and is,
distant three miles from Ellesmere, six from Oswestry, ten
from Wrexham, and sixteen from Shrewshun .

Lot 2.—A very compact and desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE
called " SODYLT HALL," situate in the township of Dudlestoß
aforesaid, with the Mansion-house, Offices, Stables, and Ap-
purtenances thereto belonging, and about 38 Acres of excellent
T A IATTI t-

1.41-11,111, in a ring mix, nuw in tile occupation of Miss Boydell.
This lot commands beautiful views of the valley of Overton,
and the Welsh hills in the distance. The house is very com-
modious, with every convenience attached. The roads are
good, and the land is undulated, and covered with thriving
Timber. It is also near to Sir W. Wynn's kennels ; and the
Dee, which forms the boundary of the property, affords excel-
lent fishing.