The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1833-08-13 00:00:00

Eo be or Le t.

rriO he SOLD or LET, commodious and convenient GLASS
WORKS, situate at RA INHI LL, near rescot. The Pre-
mises are advantageously situated, bein in the immediate
vicinity of Coals, and adjoining the Liv r 00l and Manchester
Railway. They have lately been occu das a Glass Bottle
Manufactory, but might with ease be converted to any other
purpose. Immediate possession may be had.
}or further particulars apply to Mr. WHITLEY, Solicitor,
No. 3, Oidhall-street, Liverpool.

THREE DESIRABLE RESIDENCES IN CHESHIRE
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE TREATY OR LET.
TO be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, or LET, an ESTATE
consisting of thirty acres of Land, Cheshire measure, with
an excellent House and suitable Outbuildings, called Thornton
Lodge, situated in the township of Thornton Hough, in the
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hundred of Wirrall. 'The House con ns, on the ground floor.
a good Dining-room, Breakfast-parlo , Kitchen, and Scullery;
en the second floor, a Drawing -r , with three Bed-rooms;
and, on the third floor. four Be 4 ooms. The Gardens are
walled, and well stocked with choi e Fruit-trees, Shrubs, and
Flowers, and the Fields are in a high state of cultivation.
The House is pleasantly situated on the road leading from
Liverpool to Neston and Parkgate, and is distant about two
miles from the latter places, eight miles from Liverpool, and
ten from Chester.
All the roads in the neighbourhood are good, and several
coaches pass daily to and from Liverpool, Neston, Parkgate,
and King's Ferry.
Also, the RESIDENCE of the late Thomas Armson, Esq.
at Frodsh:tm, with the Outbuildings, Gardens, Orchard, and
about six acres of excellent Land. The House contains, on
the ground floor, a Dining-room, Breakfast-parlour, and Study,
Butler's-pantry, Store-rooms, Kitchen, and Scullery ; on the
second floor, a Drawing-room, with three Bed-rooms and a
Dressing-rootn; and, on the third floor, four Bed-rooms. The
Outbuildings consist of a Coach-house, Barn, Stables, and
Shippon. The Gardens are walled round, and contain a Hot-
house and Melon-pits, with an extensive and choice collection
of Shrubs and Flowers, and the Orchard is well stocked with
young Fruit-trees, selected with great care. The fields are si-
tuated immediately behind the house. They constitute together
such a compact and eligible Residence as is seldom to be met
with.
The Purchaser or Lessee might be accommodated with a
further quantity of Land, if desired.
Also, the HOUSE adjoining the last described, which con-
sists of a Dining, Drawing, and Breakfast-room, Butler's-pan
try, Kitchen, Scullery, and Store-room, on the ground floor,
and eight Bed-rooms on the second and third floors, and has
Stable for three horses, Coach-house with rooms above, and an
excellent walled Garden attached.
The scenery in the immediate vicinity is highly picturesque.
Frodsham is a post-town, and is situated ten miles from Ches-
ter, ten from Warrington, and five from Runcorn, and has daily
communication by steam-packets with Liverpool. The mail
passes through daily to and from Chester, Warrington, and
Manchester.
Immediate possession of all the Houses may be had.
For farther particulars apply at the respective Houses, or to
Air. WHITLEY, Solicitor, No. 3, Oldhall-street, Liverpool.

CHURCH RATES.
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THE Inhabitants of TOXTETH PAR being for the first
time called upon to pay a RATE In the REPAIRS of
WALTON CHURCH, are requested t meet at the Public
Office there, on WEDNESDAY the pith in tant, at Ten o'clock
in the Morning, to determine on such measures as they may
think fit to adopt. A. BELLIS, Constable.