The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-12-19 00:00:00

PASTURi LAND

on the

The House contains Dining and Drawing-room
Ground Floor, with excellent Kitchen and other accommoda-
tions, and Offices most convenient for a Family; five Bed-
rooms, also good Attics and Cellars. It is fitted up with many
internal conveniences, and is amply su ' -with goodwater.
Adjoining the House is a lar. IA Kitchen, with Apart-
ments over it, capable of bei used as additional Bed-rooms;
also a four-stalled Stable, . &c.

The House, Whin • Odern built, stands on an eminence
adjoining theTurrn • e-road, in the beautiful valley.of Pendle
Dale, and near t village of Barrowford. It is two miles dis-
tant from Collie, four from Burnley, and three quarters of a
mile from the .Marsden Station of the East Lancashirellailway.
The Estate is approached by good Roads; and the Leeds and
Liverpool Canal and River Calder run through it.
03- The House will be Let either with •r without the Land.

Apply to JOHN or WILLIAM WHITWELL, Bend
CALEB FIAWORTH, Conveyancer, Marsden, near Burnley

al ; or • to

TO HOTEL ,KEEPERS,

MO be !LET, from the Ist of January, or Lady Day
next, for such a Term of Years as mry be agreed upon,
mly-erected,.modern, elegant, and spacious HOTEL,
g the Railway Station, in the town of 'Whitehaven, in

all that .ne
ad/oir

This magnificent Hotel, lately erected at a great expense, and
now complete for the reception of visitors, is one of the most
extensive in•the North of England. It occupies a commanding
situation, overlooking the entrance of Whitehaven Harbour,
the Irish Sea, the Solway Frith, the Scotch Hills, the Isle of
Man, &c.. and is-approached on Two Fronts by flights of stone
steps, leading to spacious Vestibules and Entrance Halls. The
entire architectural arrangements of the Hotel are carried out

on'the best principles of modern convenience. Very superior
accommodation for Tourists, Travellers, and Commercial Gen-
tlemen is afforded, and Suites of Private Apartments may be
had for Families wishing to sojourn for health or recreation at
the sea-side. On •the Ground Floor is n lofty Coffee-room, 42
feet by 41 feet, with Bay Windows, elegantly. fitted-up Bar,
Bar Parlours, Commercial and other Entert 'fling Rooms. On
the:First Floor is:a noble Ball'ltooi eet by 41 feet, and 22
feet high, enriched with corint ' columns cf elaborate de-
signrand provided with an a e Orchestra Gallery, and ad-
joining is a large Room MTh' might be used as a Refreshment
or Comtnittee Room. this Floor are also many excellent
first-class Entertaini ,-rooms, judiciously arranged, and the
Bed-rooms and Pr sing-rooms, consisting of 54 Apartments;

llot;Oold, and.P6nge Bath-rooms, Water-closets,. Bx. occupy
the remaining Floors of the House. The Top or Attic Story
contains Dormitories for Servants. The Kitchens, Laundries,
Servants'-halls, Wine and Ale Cellars, &c., are most ample and
.complete, and the Hotel, which is fitted up with Stoves, Grates,
Gas Fittings, Chandeliers, and Bells throughout, is finished in
ia•style- of elegance, con-dining comfart and convenience, infe-
irior to no Establishment of a similar description in the King-
dom. The Ventilation of the entire Building has been most
Succescfully accomplished by the Architect.
Stabling, calculated for twenty-six horses, with Coach-houses,
%re., arepfaced of a ceuvenicnt distance from the Hotel.
The Hotel adjoins the Terminus of the Whitehaven Junction
Railway, and on the completion of the Whitehaven and Furness
Railway, which is now in a forward. state of construction, the
Station,will also be used by that Line, .when it is expected that
Whitehaven will be selected as the English Mail Packet Station
to Belfast and the'North of Ireland. Irrespective of this, the
Hotel stands in the centre of the famed and niuch frequented
cenery. of the Lake District.
Plans of the Hotel may be inspected at the Office of Mr
the A,* ' ',ect a. .court. Old Jewry, Lon'

4ARNES, -
And further particulars ;may be known by applying* to Mr
LUMB, of Whitehaven ; or to Messrs. W. and J. LUMB, Sclici
Whitehaven.
Whit ehaven, 4th Decemher, 1848.

tI, ACCOUNT BOOKS.
J. POORE solicits attention-to his STOCK of
1, ~ ACCOUNT BOOKS,
g made of the Finest Materials, bg first-rate Workmen, on the
:y Premises,
s, 'WITH S'

RONG SPRING BACKS, WARRANTED TO
OPEN • EASILY AND LIE J_LAT.

A List of Prices for ACCOUNT 800 , containing from Tx um
to TEN QUIRES each, in every s' and in various Bindings,
may be had, or will be forwar on applicatiGn.
SHIPPERS SUPPLIED tit PAPER, ACCOUNT BOOKS.
&e. (Samples and Prices which may be had).at the LONDOD
WUOLESALE PRICE' S the Excise drawback.
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WAREHOUSE.
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