The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-06-11 00:00:00

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 14th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 13, ExchaircelfirDin ,
so Tierces Carotin ,
300 Bags Ben.? DITTO,
400 Bogs • o DITTO, (all faults.)
Apply to T nd H. LITTLEDALE and Co., Brokers;

ibalto bp Ourtion.

TO CLOSE AN EXECUTORSHIP ACCOUNT.
By Messrs. THOS. WINSTANLEY and SONS,
On FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at One o'clock in the Afternoon
precisely, at the Clarendon-rooms, South John-street, Liver-
pool,
rpHE following valuable LAND and PREMISES,
JL subject to the conditions of sale to be produced at the
time of sale :

Lot 1. A DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Appurtenances
thereto, situate on the southeast side of Cornwallis-street, in
Liverpool, No. 33, now or late in the occupation of Mr. Barker,
as tenant thereof, being 6 yards to the front of Cornwallis-
street, and extending in depth backwards 56 feet 5 inches,
and containing by a recent admeasnrement 112 7-9ths square
yards.
The Tenure of this Lot is Leasehold from the Corporation of
Liverpool for an unexpired term of one Life now in being, aged
sixty-one years, and twenty-one years after his decease, subject
to a Ground-rent of Five Shillings and Tenpence.
' 2. Two valuable SHOPS, with DWELLING-HOUSES and
Appurtenances, situate on the east side of Park-lane, in Liver-
pool, numbered 97 and 99, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward
Howell and another, being in front to Park-lane 30 feet 2 inches,
or thereabouts, and extending in depth backwards 60 feet 3
inches, or thereabouts, with a right of Common. l'assage at the
back to Dickenson-street on the expiration of a Lease of other
Premises granted to Mr. John Atkinson. •
The Tenure of this Property is Lwefiold from the Corpora-
tion of Liverpool for the term of se my-five years, commenc-
ing from Ist November, 1843. Pr.efient Rental, £ll5.
3. A very desirable and most "aluahle Lot of PROPERTY
adjoining to Lot 2, having a ntage to Park-lane of 37 feet 6
inches, and extending aloe ickenson-street on the north side
59 feet 7 inches, and co aining, by recent admeasurement,
235 5-9ths square yard consisting of a well-accustomed Li-
censed Spirit-vaults, nting Park-lane, now in the occupation
of Mr. James Atki on; also, a Pawnbroker's Shop, at the
corner of Park-la and Dickenson-street, now in the occupa-
tion of Anna Hi s, and Three Shops fronting Dickenson-
street, occupie y respectable Tenants.
The Tenure f this Lot is Freehold of Inheritance, and is
subject to a L se for sixteen years, from the Ist February,
1844, to Mr. James Atkinson, at the very low rent of £l3O
per annum.
4. A particularly valuable Lot, consisting of a PUBLIC-
HOUSE, at the corner of Dickenson-street, and Two DWEL-
LING-HOUSES, fronting Upper Frederick-street, the whole
being in front to Dickenson-street 34 feet, and to Up,er Frede-
rick-street 37 feet 7 inches, and containing 146 square yards,
with the free use of a common Passage behind the same.
The Public-house is subject to a Lease to James Lawrence,
Esq., for a term of fourteen years, commencing from Ist Janu-
ary, 1340, at the extremely low rent of £l9 per annum, and
the Two Ewelling-houses are Let at the moderate rent of £lB
a-year each.
The Tenure of tlitS LOt is Freehold of Inheritance.
5. A valuable Piece of L A N D, situate on the west side of
Great George-street, in Liverpool, on which is erected a VETE-
RINARY SURGERY, a Forge, and excellent Stablings, now in
the occupation of Mr. Cotter, as tenant, under a Lease to him
for seventeen years, from the Ist January, 1840, at the extremely
low rent of £5O per annum.
This Lot contains, by a recent admeasurment, 368 8-9ths
square yards of Land, and, on the expiration of the present
Lease, may be capable of much improvement.
The Tenure is Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool
for one life, aged sixty-six years, and twenty-one years after
the deceased, subject to a ground rent of 13s.
6. A most valuable Lot of PROPERTY, consisting of Two
S H 0 PS, in Great George-street, Liverpool, with a WAR R-
HOUSE behind the same, containing in front to Great George-
street 39 feet 5 inches, or thereabouts, and in depth back wards
105 feet 6 in., and now or late in the occupation of Mr. Howell.
The above Premises have been under Lease to Mr. Howell
for the term of five years, from the Ist May, 1845, at the yearly
rent of £175, but, his Lease having now expired, any Purchaser
of this Lot may have possession of the same.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.

7. Two DWELLING-HOUSES, with a GATEWAY and
JOINERS'-SHOP over to the front, and divers STABLINGS
to the back, which have been erected at considerable expense
by the present Lessee, being 38 feet 9 in. to the front of Rath-
bone-street, and 71 feet 10 inches in depth backwards, and con-
taining in the whole 309 square yards of Land.
This Lot is Leased to Mr. Birchall for the term of twenty-five
years, from the Ist of August, 1843, at the annual Ground-rent
of -t3O Os., and subject to the payment, at the expiration of the
Lease, of £4OO to the Lessee, for the Buildings and Improve-
ments made by him, and from which the rental of the Property
is calculated at not less-than .eBO per annum-.
The Tenure of this Lot is Freehold of Inheritance.

8. A very valuable lot Of PROPERTY, consisting of PRE-
MISES on the north side of Norfolk-street, west side of Simp-
son-street, and south side of Watkinson-street, in Liverpool,
having a frontage to Norfolk-street and Watkinson-street of 18
feet 1 inch, and to Simpson-street of 91 feet, and containing 182
7-9ths square yards, and consisting of a SHOP fronting Nor-
folk street, and a SMITH'S SHOP and YARD fronting Simp-
son-street, under Lease to Mr. John Maxwell, for a term of
twenty-one years, from the Ist May, 1838, at the rent of
10s. per annum.
The Tenure of this Lot is Leasehold under the Corporation of
Liverpool for seventy five years, commencing 1:t May, 1838.
9. A valuable Piece of LAND, on the north- side of Norfolk-
street, adjoining the last lot to the westward, with the OFFICE,
STABLES, SA WPITS, and SHEDS thereon, and which Piece
of Land contains to the front of Norfolk-street 55 feet 10 inches,
and to the front of Watkinson- street 59 feet 10 in, and extends
in depth backwards 91 feet, and contains by recent adineasure-
ment in the whole 549 7-9ths square yards of Land.

The Tenure of this Lot is Leasehold under the Corporation of
Liverpool as the last Lot, and is at present Leased to Mr. Sa-
muel Lloyd, for a term of fourteen years, from the 16th March,
1833, at the very low rent of ~e-17 10s. per annum.
10. Another Piece of LAND, equally valuable as the last
Lot, situate on the north side of Norfolk-street, and adjoining
the last Lot to the westward, and containing to the front to
Norfolk-street 93 feet 8 inches. and to the front of Watkinson-
street 89 feet 3 inche', and bein; in depth between t'ie said two
streets 89 feet, and containing in the whole about 926 square
yards of land.
Upon this Lot is now erected two well-built WAREHOUSES,
which are 19 the occupation of Messrs. Dean and Melladew, as
tenants, at the annual rent o £l2O.

The Tenure of this Lot is Leasehold under the Corporation
of Liverpool for seventy-five years, commencing May 1, 1838.
11. A Valuable Piece of LAND, with an excellent WARE-
HOUSE thereon erected, and being fire-pi oof as prescribed by
Act of Parliament, situate on the north side of Norfolk-street,
and adjoining the last Lot to the westward, containing in front
to Norfolk-street 35 feet 8 inches, and in front to Watkinson-
street 33 feet 3 inches, and being in depth between the said two
streets 60 feet, Loutaining by recent adrncaatuculeut 344 8-9EIIB
square yards of Land.
The Tenure ofthis Land is Leasehold nnder the Corporation
of Liverpool for reventy.five years, from the Ist of May, 1838,
and the Warehouse is now occupied by Messrs. T. a d H. Lit-
tledale and Co. at the yearly rent of tl3O.
12. A Valuable Piece of LAND, with divers SHEDS thereon
erected, situate on the north side of Norfolk-street, and ad-
joining Lot 11 to the westward, containing in front to Norfolk-
street 77 feet 4 inches, and in front to Watkinson•strect 87 feet,
and being in depth between the said two streets 85 feet, con-
taining by a late admeasurement 749 7-9ths square yards.
This Lot is at present in the occupation of Edward Chaloner,
Esq., at the yearly rent of .el2O, and is Leasehold under the
Corporation of Liverpool for seventy-five years, from the Ist of
May, 1838.
Possession will be given to any Purchaser within a limited
period.
13. All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate on the east side
of the Queen's Dock Quay, together with the OFFICES,
WAREHOUSES, and BUILDINGS thereon erected, and which
Piece of Land extends from Greenland-street to Parliament-
street, and contains in front to the Dock Quay 89 feet, in front
to Greenland-street 76 feet 10 inches, and in front to Parliament-
street 73 feet 3 inches, and at the back thereof along: an intended
street of six yards wide 110 feet, and containing in the whole
860 square yards of Land.
The Tenure of this Lot is Leasehold under the Corporation of
Liverpool for the term of seventy-five years, of which fifty-four
are unexpired, and is subject to certain restrictions as to the
building of Warehouses.

The Warehouse erected on this Lot is let to various tenants,
and produces an annual rent of £145 13s. Sd. The Offices and
Lands are let to Dempsey, Frost, and Co., and produce an
annual rent of elm

14. All that Pieje or Parcel of LAND, with the BUILDINGS
and ERECTIONS thereon, situate on the north side of Parlia-
ment-street and south side of Greenland-street, being in front
to Parliament-street 123 feet 6 inches, and in front to Green-
land-street 149 feet, and extending in depth on the east side
100 feet, and on the west side 105 feet.
Upon this Lot is erected a DWELLING-HOUSE, on the
north-west corner, but in other respects is occupied by Messrs.
Dempsey, Frost, and Co., as a bonded Timber-yard and Sheds,
at the annual rent of .210.

Thl Tenure is Leasehold under the Corporatim of Liverpool
for 75 years, of which 60 years are unexpired.
15 AU that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate in the town-
ship of Wavertree, near Liverpool, together with an excellent
FAMILY-HOUSE thereon erected, and Gardens thereto
attached, situate on the highroad from Wavertree to Liver-
pool, and at the corner of Picton-street, containing in front to
the Wavertree-road 45 feet 10 inches, and at the back thereof
47 feet 9 inches, and extends along Picton-street 198 feet
3 inches, and contains:in the whole 1,030 G-9ths square yards
of Land.

The situation of this Lot is moat convenient for any Gentle-
man desiring to enjoy a Country Residence with a ready con-
veyance to Liverpool. •
Omibuses pass hourly, at the low charge of fourpence per
journey. The House is fitted with every convenience for a
Family, and is considered to be in one of the most healthy
situations in the neighbourhood of Liverpool.
The Tenure is Copyhold of Inheritance.
16. A well-built and beautiful VILLA, with Gardens and
Outbuildings, situate in Rock Ferry-park, in the county of
Chester, commanding a view over the River Mersey: and
having a frontage to the Esplanade of 45 feet, and being in
depth on the north and south sides severally 163 feet 11 inches,
and containing in the whole, 1487 square yards of Land.
The Tenure of this Lot is Freehold of Inheritance.

Immediate possession will be given.
I". All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, with the excellent
MANSION thereon erected, called "LAUREL-MOUNT," with
Gardens, Pleasure-grounds, Stabling, and Outbuildings thereto
belonging, beautifully situated in Aigburth, in the township of.
Toxteth park, near Liverpool, awl commanding a view over
the River Mersey. This Mansion was built with great care
by the late Owner thereof, and is now in perfect order and
condition. _ . _

.....
The Pleasure-grounds are well laid out, and the Gardens are
well-stocked with Fruit-trees. _ _ _

This Lot contains 22,873 square yards of Land, and is at pre-
sent in the occupation of Mrs. Maxwell, as tenant thereof,
under a Lease which will• expire on the Ist June, 1851, at the
very low Rent of '240 per annum.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.

18:-All that valuable Piece of LAND, situate to the west-
ward of the last Lot, and most eligible for Villa Buildings, con-
taining in the whole, 24,998 square yards. The Sellers of this
Property are disposed to divide the same into smaller Lots for
the convenience of Purchasers, and will be ready to treat with
any Purchasers for Portions thereof at any time prior to the
day of Sale by Public Auction.
The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance.
19. All that most desirable and extremely valuable Piece of
LAND, having a Frontage to the River Mersey, and being most
beautifully situated, for Villa Residences, and consisting of
54,532 square yards of Land.

_ .
This Lot is to the westward of the last-mentioned Lot, and
is held under the same title. The Sellers will treat for the
sale of this Lot, or for Portions thereof, at any time before the
Day of Sale.

20. All that valuable Piece or Parcel of LAND, being to the
south side of Lot 17, and having a Frontage to Aiaburth-road,
and containing 12,251 square yards of Land. Freehold of Inhe-
ritance.

The Sellers are not disposed to divide this Lot, but they are
willing to treat for the sale thereof by Private Treaty before
the Day of sale by. Public. Auction.
The situation of this Lot renders it a most desirable Invest-
ment, and worthy the notice and attention of Purchasers.
For further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. LIT-
TLEDALE and BARDSWELL Solicitors, Royal Bank-buildings;
Messrs. LLOYD and WALN:Solicitors, Exchange-court, Liver-
pool; or Mr. ROBERT RANKIN, South John-street, Liverpool.
Plans of all the Property may be seen at the Offices of Mesers.
LITTLEDALE and RARDSWELL.

SALE OF BRITISH AND FOREIGN LACE GOADS. SEWN
MUSLINS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, AND—ICHLLINERY,
AND CAPITAL .FIXTURES, T PROPERTY: OF
MESSRS. MORRIS AND C KE, 33, CHURCH-
STREET, CORNER OF TA ON-STREET, WHO ARE
DECLINING BUSINESS.
MESSRS. ALFRE nd EDMUND JACOB have
received instruc ns from Messrs. Morris and Clarke
fo SELL by AUCTIO, on the Premises, 33. Church-street, on
Tit unsnAv next, th . 3th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely.
The whole of the' well-known STOCK.
The FIXTURES ill be sold at Three o'clock precisely.
Catalogues cairtip had on the the Premises on the Morning of
Sale, or at the Offices of MeL'STS.,ifiLF RED and EDMUND JACOB,
Auctioneers and Estate Agents, 7, 04,t0n-square,

Juell

- halto by auttion•
000,
OF sio
By ORDER 01, TIM COMMISSIONERS ,4
9' a 5'
GREAT SALE OF LAND. elt an J, soil
MESSRS. THOMAS WlNSTANLT..mini,rop.its
r.osildf
tflioreirro.,,dddoi.,
have received instructions from the ~csetOrfle",', 0
Birkenhead to offer for SALE by PUBLIU,".of 0100
Town-hall, in Birkenhead, ia the countY, (jag fer ,
~iii
Hatepas, , we.,
TUESDAY, the 2nd of July next, at
TIES:—net
The following TOWNSHIP PROPERTIES:
piei
NO;
The Property known as the PARK LA
eat Of Wel
The FOREST ESTATE, (situate on the vi
the Park ;) • k hill; esls:
The CEMETERY ESTATE, Flaybrte -1, 0.01/,et,
sthhealf fbteertreonnp,
riondeulcigeidb,le Lots, and under such co
Together with certain LANDS in Conwe„::_in teed
i
James' Church; in HAMILTON-STREET, ani,"" _isle
and other Properties. ct of Wild t°,,,
In accordance with the provisioesoft.nrituled "fieoglo'•
gsiiovneefrusrftohrerppour=intog thet Bi
the 13th Vic. c. (present sess , 1-- vetoed
__,,etill
their Mortgage Debt, acilitating the 01110e,'.esestse„,01
the Bonds of the T neap, with arrears .If;in p lw
will be accepted the Commissioners, at .Po' 1,00:
from Purchase . dat tbe'ontri
Clerk's, and also at the Surveyor's Offices,
Rooms, Hamilton-square. Cle°
By order, r N, TOO.
AMBROSE VirAs,,,., ,see,
Plans and particulars of Sale may be inspects
toisi,
Commissioners' Rooms, Birkenhead, June 711, ' 601
dr al
odsideeaFdeirr),ll,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CART HORSES;
REPOSITORY. „ect
To-MORROW, (Wednesday,) the 12th insterd, -
street's ,_nt,
at their Repository, Great CAsarlott-s, no flog
FOUR CART HORSE ' ree Lorlie ,_viii, ecsr;,i,
ble Ltenb' ec.. '-st
Four Sets of Gears ycutter, Sta „ears, se ,
Horse, One Lorry e Float, One Cart, .
rt ilorses,,eoo,
By Messrs. LUCAS and CO.-„t 000'
Towns Horse, Two Also, a
Gears &c., Seven Ca Horses,
Work. Also, a great variety of other /Iv
Floats, Carts, Gear
On s, and Saddlery.
view prior to the Sale.
______...----j
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IsHruonutgenr
as ,m well. LUCAS'S, LIVERPOO,I/403 0)1'
SELECT SALE FOR VALUABLE 110."-' IttP
On THURSDAY next, the 13th i at One , ,01
t
By Messrs. LUCAS a •,o,cloct °, '
Repository, Charlotte-sties , deo;
FORTY HORS ,of a very superior voSer'ti,
consisting of miner Hacks, Ladies' El4,,s;otsfeiclA
Carrktangoewn,
uiwgi,tlaintdhpeb2ol7hlliroersels:',ndos
oillirf
of choice Saddlery.
On view Two Da ior to the Sale, and 101 lIK,
afforded by Messrs. LUCASa and Co. for Trials an
spection of Veterinary Surgeons.
First-class CART HORSES,
-11'01t1'
BRETHERTON'S REPO.',,-,e.
,eic-
WOOD-STREET, LIVERPO"..,-entc 4
IMPORTANT Unreserved SALE of lry of.e6tel 0
Thornton, Esq., of Gargrave, who has recentlyoe I.
./
extensive Railway Contract, and has no furtlol.o„wirtope
Mr. Thornton is well known ss having--"Zeatju is
Horses in any part of Yorkshire, be. n exc- Tb,')' di
has spared no expense in selecti em. +heir* n not
Teams of any colour ma selected from ..ientee•ors
of great size and strene , from sixteen to 'slily OC 0
high. It is seldom favourable an oPPo,„rtourses. 00" e,
Persons requir* :moiled young Draught 11 „ w'sll'ose•
They wit be .., LD by PUBLIC*ACCTION, nrci0e1c1),,,,,,01.3
19th instant, the sale to commence at Twelve °t, Live.'o',4l
as Mr. BRETHERTON'S Repository, Wood.stre ~e,i.,00
May be viewed on the MONDAY and Tueseo by} 6'
every facility will be offered for their inspection
Surgeons.
s.ollll°.
toned Cotta
POSTPONEMENT OF SALE UNTIL TO- 4,5
e)3l,
ON VIEW THIS DAY,
,c, 0,. p
VALUABLE MISCELLANEOtio Ao W.
Remaining HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,OIIII.rtereI•
FEATHER Be with Bolster and PU10,131.0410'0
Cottage
NABNIOR-KFOERNTHE,EAsiDx.i.m„..,,d_trgeroc:Tiiciot :
taves, in carved Rosewood' Case,' l'.,ccellent, sedAf
PAGE, valuable SHIP CHRONOMET,%I•6,OO.
LEVER HUNTING WATCH, large CUD'. 00'0 "ei
Gilt Frame, a pleasing and valuable Collecti°fisf reeloliN
and MODERN PAINTING, by Maateq Y ,)'o',',o
eluding choice Specimens by Rubena ~„ 'fitAlecn;ti
Cuyp, Viviani, Duval, mows° ...alTu"bill„Yecli°,/,
d',eurre of Diana and Cupid om the Wise ur,;,3,1V
and other important sob";Osoa
First-class ENGRAVIC the wh&eoega.,(lo44oldlede
priately Framed, in gstwhich will he f°l-1- theZoo"er,
King Charles t irst and Lord &raff°°:' the Ver
Dream of e, Opening of the Sixth SfVesoe tirs ':01
of the Israelites, the Recantation of Arcrw''W olio,
the Rescue of the Rev. John Wesley fronl,finie,cosb
Dawn of Love, Bolton Abbey in.the Olden lot at
To-MORROW, for the Ferry Boat, Diet at Spiers, Slave Mar
tinople &c., Hamilton-street, Birkenhead. eliOc;'
By Mr. JENKINS, t Eleven:o'V
,(W
view,el
onfe (Wednesday,)
whicha y ,)tch
Catalogues
tla2ltolgi instant,iies nia at b
etibovel ,
f;
precisely, at his Rooms. Hamilton-street,,,,4oo,
THE whole of the above valuable Er 1. sd•
1100
VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND COPII,,v iter,
Lott. PERTY, IN GREAT anos,P,'is, .Dell
ALL that Piece or Parce ._ the els sr i
By Messrs. LUPTON and 111; gin . , .4
On THURSDAY, the 20th instant, at Four o'cloe,,i A
noon, at the house of Mr. John Belshaw, the el' eolly,cl
Crosby, subject to such conditions as shall ~old '`)IP e
_the T
situate in Great Cros illage, In or or, sr ::,-101
Great Crosby, in the county anteater, ca"'"'se IstiV
.11 i
known by the name of Th elf; together Wl'. , 0000'
TAGES thereon erects nd now in the severs,' ciel, „il
Mr. Wm. Hinde, an iers, containing in them" otorge'
ficial square yard , or thereabouts. „ s sli71510?
Lot 2. All that Piece or Parcel of Copy/101",;;;o scr#
Great Crosby aforesaid; together with the ;-,iay A,
thereon erected, and now in the several occult! or WI
Caddick and Ann Martlow, containing in Uic -1 - it'•
yards, or thereabouts. .41)$' 9,01
sir f•ol{o6' 6
For further particulars apply to Mr. ~I`.--;., 5-erft
premises; Mr. GEO. DODD, Solicitor, 5, Jame- tioa-
pool ; or to Messrs. Luierox and HEYEs, AO
Crosby. s'P
A P ,
~,,„IP' ,nr4r
THE SPITTLE ESTATE, ON THE C.,.ti'" ~/efl
BIRKENHEAD RAILWA Y... 0 APor
TT is intended to OFFER by PUN,' 'o,,sty ,', of
.1: in the First week of July next, if not preve sireorostif ef
of by Private Treaty, of which due notice wiP the 0040'
All that very valuable ESTATE situate 10.0 the 110 or
Poulton-cum-Spittle and Hundred of WirraihriaNniset
Chester, comprising a very comfortable DWEf sod As Arty
with STABLES, COWHOUSES, PIGGERIE''efIATOW
veniences, and an excellent GARDEN and 04.00,0--
Also, a good, substantial Brick-built FAR flu tot!
commodious BARN. STABLE, COWHOUS' ' sigP" i.
and OUTBUILDINGS. a" "clo° Of
)0, °veal' 0
The whole contains about 193 Acres of LA•
__A-zi pee
The Property is bounded on east by
of. cultivation, and is well adapted for Villa e-'`Wi, 00 TA
Timber, the situation generally comm nr' ' 511-
the river Mersey. olaNr°llle orrie
which is navigable for vess of a hundred toneeent dite, 01'
Or 5 to tO.Ol,
on the Old Chester-roe here there is an etc,,eohea eterelf
The Spittle Station the Chester and Wrens the f ilte.sre
where trains st fteen times each day, aryl jos °,I, f Lifer
Further particulars can be obtained. and " .0111'" 1, 'Jo"
perty seen, by applying to Mr. J. J. Wiiirrlrlo_streeiverli
head; Messrs. MILLER and FEEL, HarlingWberS, I'
pool; or Mr. CHARLES REED, Trafford.chafn
10 'T'
TULKETH HALL, NEAR L.,Pfl° oof
IN LANCASHIRE' I,pr° •
By Mr. VALLET. k inthe CO
at the Bull Inn,
On FRIDAY, the 28th instant, at Three o'clo
8-t' tai
.b° ' lio It'
THE very valuable and beautiful.,e bob their
TULKETH, delightfully situate on .'.' see beeit,lo4
River Ribble. adjoining to and partly withe.'d or pre es;
Preston, consisting of the Mansion, Wood, "l_uoiiient iftroost,;
with occupied, together with several conZe eellse iAsts,
houses, a Public-house, &c. ; and also t",,ailea 0(1,1' le
in Preston, ~,ere, 'V.( ,
QUAYS on the banks of the Itiver Ribble, ,of pi /0
Quays ; the whole containing 172 a. 3r. 71'. .OO o'l,, I"
measure, nearly in a ring fence : e 000 ii•
In the following Lots, and subject to such it,
1013'
as will be then produced:— iedeet , the
Lot I.—The MANSION HOUSE called
„„ceeo, „d, 4
with the Offices and other Outbuildings ati Satterii"
A 5 i '
Gardens and Woods, and sever al other Parcels,
tt_ ~„
in the occupation of Messrs. Thistlethwaite and
_4,
teWomaiinteoadnidotoisthaenr;;
icnongtoaiodninrge.p.
a,_., .... .
an
ni.d.se.,o,e_grooofliivord.
9,4
~..
Lot 2.—A MESSUAGE or DWELL .' bies er gg
: ith Sta i etb ~
other Outbuildings and Woo
Closes or Parcels of Land the occupati 1.1
..,,or,. u
~
Road, nee th ailway Bridge Wm. Bond and others, ntaining. ....... e• ,i'res% I', .
Lot 3.
Three Par of LAND in Savn iire 3' u 1
Lot 4.—A Plo f LAND fronting t"'
.....•1•of 411
Lot 5. Closes of LAND, on the tno Lot 4. •tio'd Is
the Preston and Wyre Railway, opposit.
_ide 4_o a 5
Lot e.—A close of LAND on the nortn le floe.. 7 0
fronting to the Kirkham Road, adjoining 'J'
.. • -flip!) g 5
Bridge in Ashton ................... .. .sto As .
Lot 7.—Three Closes of LAND contigimou ~,0d.,,:e.
Church, on the south side of the Kirkham LA de „sr
Lot B.—A very eligible Plot of BCl,'' atone: . ,
fronting to the Kirkham Road, and running
..
.. ........
the Preston and Wyre Railway .... ; ... i3grot eioe,..iese 1,5
Lot 9.—A FARM HOUSE, Cotta„e,
eligible vood 5 0
Outbuildings, and Gardens, with a very Kirkham .
of Land for building upon, fronting tl e
....:;;6
~i
Woodlumpton Roads ..............
.. ... i ..... ton[1,11)11).1 ~ s r
Lott o.—Another very eligible PAL ssrooclplu „''
LAND, fronting the Kirkham a
.... • • • tiee-
Road, adjoining the last lot are. well
1.1 . . : •
worth .... !deep
NoTe.—Lots 8. 9, and 10 are we
n coral in
Ned 3
in Aslito%,:ii "'Side
tion of Brickmakers, as each of them tin° 011
bed of excellent Brick Clay.
boundarY ' ..,
road adjoining, situate at the western
......... ,c_,,s,
Estate ............................. ,„•
tee o c"ot
All the lots from 3 to 11 inclusive are in
SiDl374Cre"
tion of Mr. Wm. Bond.
well-built RE .., tee.o,
Lot 12.—A convenient and s belougn'siell 1..,. ,
with the Gardens, Stables, and Office for pstem ill
to, and three Closes of Land well adapted_.. of tief 6ir. 8
west corn.. two ° • .
Lot 11.—Two Closes of LAND, with the 00'11,1,2 the 6
upon, adjoining to the north
d others •• • .0031 g
James Thackeray, Mrs. Smith, an __Ashton_ _dee, , ;
Lot 13.--The PUBLIC-HOUSE at tr o tialpiret ,l"
called the Ship Inn, with the Cotta
Close' of ihers•
adjoining and near thereto, and a
y)„,, „Ai o.,,,,are-
attached, in the occupation of Mrs. ST jai: tbed;rieSi 0 i ~.
Lot.-14.—The Ashtmi QUAYS, news, too 0 is 'I,
Marsh, fronting Watery-lane, in the occuria .. •• s
houses, Offices, Cottages Weigliing2A!... oecupa .• • eiYJ'
Slip, and other property thereon, i tnc .
......1.2 ,d,, .tcv•
Mr. Wm. Bond ........... . ...........
~ ‘23 •
_istoeo•ou
to
Lot 15.—A TITHE RENT CHARGE °,4 in A,I „, oc,i,
in various sums from certain other Lane „„see,2 scs,
prised in this particular. the Northyrea. irf,
Parish Church of Preston, with two
Lot' 16.—A large Family PEW, in s servant. 000
.de of est,
the smile. north at eilA re
Ole Ol.,
dle aisle of the Parish Church, Preston. ~on of rieh,eddie, ~
This Estate is well worthy the 11110:: is of r.ild ceee 0 I
the merchant, or the manufacturer.. aresuefol. elll
ductive soil, and presents many
situations ntalnesse„, 1
Lot 17.—A well-situated PEW on the nor cap; 1' 0
sites for Villas, as well as excellent of it e. nos toSeor
trade and manufactures. A great part and l'o, ribs ser
Sand, a deep bed of good Brick ClaYl,,,iiniee„ieer ,
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important advantage of immediatelyr_T'et anotiect_;dee ia.
Preston without being liable to the
ra!•,„e is Insiid ' el V
tions to which property within the bo, o",e,e of
_d in . 0/'
The Estate will be sold with the ads a511.1,f,,e;
„lee_ reio e
such rights of road as attach to the es en holo:
which two:or more lots are let at one rent'
of Mai °ell
apportioned at the time of sale. theropriatoc leo
„d
As the Estate belongs to the Irn1.1„ of ,as ow ,re„
Tithe Rent Charge apportioned to an_!'„-ideren ofttl.`,ow,
situate within that hamlet will be cone
errnisslP9rPoi;"4
the sale of, the land.
hir an inti°l Air:4olo4
spective tenants on application to
~_ liter
_,„),, ..,., op
plans annexed may be lind, and fut.tne:',l as eerssoS74s)
at the offices of Messrs. FARE, 50N9,1 and pit:;ro,,,il'
and Civil Enineers ; of Messrs. Bt. ci,Lo..„
The different Lots may be viewed 1-)Y P d Par. i 01" •e'...?
i
tors, Preston; and" Messrs. 4monl , Lug '.
WYNN, Solicitors, Throgmortorestreel, .'-'
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