The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-05-26 00:00:00

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BOOKS OF GENERAL UTILITY.
Just Published, 2s. each bound:ls. 6d..stitOed, neatly done up
forthe PoCket, gilt edges, 84c.
rriiE POCKET GUIDE TO DOMESTIC Cs s t.RY,
by a Lady, to which 'are'added Initiuctio.. or Tingeing
and Carving. " • ••
The.great defect in the numerous mann, - of Cookery, ,which
at present divide the public favour is eir _bulk and price.
Neither of-the:Se .objections apple. te present Work ; al-
though it' will he found to cont.-. all.that is really and most
practically userul to the-good and economical housewife. It has
been the object of the Alithoressto supply all-the requisite in-
formattonibi keeping a well
.ordereci kitchen and furnishing a
respectable table, without peiplexing the young housekeeper
:with a useless variety of recipes, and a ,ukultitude of details,
which, 'even- when not entirely frivolnus, logy tit .all times be
-beat left•to4ntTiVidualjilltgment; eXperience, and convenience.
THE POCKET MEDICAL G,U,I,DE;
,kpopttlar .treatise
on Diet and Regimen, Cold and it effects, and the Use and
Doses of Medicine.
THE •'`MOTHER'S POCKET MEDICAL GUIDE; a
popular treatise on .the Physical Education and Diseases of
Children. - •
THE SHORT,HAND WRITER'S POCKET GUIDE;<
conv,eying a jinn knowledge of this useful Art, on a new and
highly improved system, by which 150 words may be written in
(Me minute.
THE POCKET GUIDE THROUGH GLASGOW; Map
.and Plates 2s. Gd.
Nearly, scadv,
THE M.ERCHANT'S ;AND BANKER'S COMMER-
CIAL" POCKET GUIDE.
"Published by W. M`Pitux, Glasgow; sold by W. Gasrni.,
and ,G.ao...Piiitirs, LiverpOol.

Ensttraw Xotict.

AILAS FIRE AND LIFE AI4SURANCE COMPANY

OF L01•171.)0..N.
CAPITAL, £1;00,000.
m,LIOWI4.:LL,Agent for the above cOmpany,
• respectfully solicits the' 'favours of his friends, and
invites the attention of the Public generally to t character of
the ,Office.
In the Life Branch of its Business t las Office stands
pre-eininently high, having actually r • sod to the Assured
advantages equal to the offers of an ,C pany.
In its -Fire Business it is behind no office in the liberality of
its eumpensation, where loss is sustained, paying, in addition to
the value of Buildings destroyed or rendered untenantable, tba
Rent of the same, for a reasonable period.
W. E. MsDowEi.t. has itEmovizi) his Office to No. 5, Ex-
-CHANGE-BUILDINGS, the last door in the West Piazza. •

The Ageno of the Company in Liverpool are
-Messrs. S WA.INSON and HORNBY, North John-street,
and .W. H. MiIIOWELL,,No. 5, Excitge7bilildipgs.

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FURNISHED HOUSE.
/ LET, a FURNISHED HOUSE
twining Four Lodginiz and TwoVfessingLi:uotnii, a**o
.Pallours, food Kitchens, Scullery,
Garden. • terms, 275. per week. • • ' s •

Apply to W. Get, 43 Lord-street.
N. B.—ASTABLE for one horse may be had adjuiuu
Premises, at Is. per week.

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rvo be LET, at Sestforth, the HOUSE lately-oteuried by
Mr. Olden Jones, surgeon. The situatioxaffords an ex-
cellent opening for a resident surgeon, beinktdose to the high-
road to Crosby and Materloo; it is sN well adapted for a
Boarding School. Ant 9u.intitv of L• to_the extent. f 4 or
s'tirrea, be'had With it if required.
Also, to "LET,• at -Seaforth, a HOUSE, suitable
.for a small
Family, in a sheltered situation, with a-Garden attached.
The .Rents of these Houses are moderate, and the Fixtures in
excellent order. - _

For furth'er particulars apply to Messrs. Jonr4 GLADs.roNE
and Cu., Union-court, Castli-street; or, at Seafprth, to Mr.
EDIVAI:D BIIEAKF:NRIDGE, Fanner.

BIRCH HOUSE, FAZAKERLEY.
TO be LET, the above excellent PAMILY HOUSE, con
taming seven Bed-rooms, two Parlours, Driwing-room,
tiro Kitchens. Pantry, and good Cellaring,,rfla a large Ga.r-
'den,.Well stocked with choice
.Fruit Ti:eeVn good condition,
'with or without almut eight acres, Cheshire measure, of good
.Meadow and Pasture Land. The Outouildings consist .of, a
'Coal.h-house, Stable for three Horses, Shippon, &c. Distance
from Liverpool about five miles.
For further particulars apply to Mr. Ilariar ,COPALs44I;
Marybone, Liverpool.

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MAY PLACE, BROA,D GREEN.
rip() be LET, this subStantial.MANSlbN, with its complete
Gardens„Shrulyberies, .HOtbouses, Cottages, ,Stables,
Coach-hotises, &c., and the Land attached.
The House, on the ground door, consists of a spacious En-
trance Hall, Stone Staircase, Drawing-room. Dining-1-60m,
Library, and Breakfast-room. a large liitchen, Servants' -Hall,
and. nv Other coenient ,Offices; on the, second and third floor,
excellent Lodging and Dressing RoOrris, .4.3 a -room and Water
Closet, with suitable Servants' Apartm 'tore.roorns, &c.
The Gardens; which abound `With' re and valuable Fruit
Trees, are enclosed with excellent' llot Walli, and contain two
Hothouses, a Peach and Greenlionse;,Billittiqrouse,BoWli4g-
green, and Ice-house. • '
The Stable Yard contains a Gardener and Yarming-mAn&A
Cottages, Dairy, two 'Four:Stalled Stables:With Saidle.routus,
Coach-houses, Bt,c., ShipprT, and
a Fish-pond. -
The oboe occupies a space (*).f• About 20 .statute Acres, of
which about 15 consist of fine Meadow Ladd, situate about three
inilearom the Liverpool ExChange, with Entrances frcui the
Edge-lane, Wavertree, or London Roads.
' Apply to Messrs. STRINGER and •MANN, Seel-street.
Also to he LET, .ter the SummerNonths or hy the Year, a
COTTAGE iu Cheshire, completely Furnished, with a large
Garden, situated near to the' Magazines, containing six 'Bed-
rooms, three ;Parlours Kitchen, &C., with Three-stalled Sithle
and Outbuildings, andwith or without about 20 statute Acres of
:Land adjoining.