The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1846-07-14 00:00:00

THE CASTLE

MONA HOTEL,

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN,

(FORMERLY A DUCAL RESIDENCE.)

1-11E0. HERON has the honour to inform the
AA Nobility, Gentry, and Public generally, that this magni-
ficent and truly elegant edifice (originally built by the late Duke
of Athol for his own private residence at an expense of -e40,000)
has been, during the winter months, re-modelled and newly
fitted up, so as to carry out the views Proprietor, to make
it in every respect deserving of extensive and liberal Pit=
tronage it has hitherto been f ured with, for which he begs
to return his sincere and,gr eful thanks.
It is now acknowle& to stand unrivalled for beauty of
situation, comfort, e, and elegance, being situate on the
margin of the bea ful and picturesque Bay of Douglas, sur-
rounded by exte ive Pleasure Grounds, tastefully laid out,
and abounding ith the choicest plants, flowers, and shrubs,
communicating with the Woods and. Plantations by sheltered,
romantic, and secluded walks several miles in extent, and
elevated several hundred felt above the level of the sea.
The CASTLE MONA consists of a private Hotel, with suites
of elegant and richly-furnished Apartments, a Table d'Hote,
Wench(' and capacious Dining-room, and magnificent Saloon,
Coffee-room, Billiard-room, Baths of every description, and
close to the Hotel every accommodation for Sea Bathing, which
is acknnwlpdweti tr.hn rho Ann.+ au- la ,

any hotir of the day

The Canary Department is under the superintendence of a
Grand Chef, and the best Assistans de Cuisine that could be
engaged.

the Wines are recherche, and selected from the first houses
and most approved brands.
In the Stahle nepartmnnt will be found Horses and Vehicles
Of every description, with Lock-np Coach-Houses and extensive
Livery.

The Proprietor respectfully solicits parties going on pleasure
excursions to give to Castle Mona a trial, and flatters himself
they will find every comfort and luxury combined, with a mo-

Board at the Table d'Hote, 355. per week; in private, 425. ;
Bed Rooms according to size and situation, from 7s. to 18s.
Sitting Rooms from 3s. to Gs. per day. Servant's Board and
Lodging, 21s. per week. Attendance, Is. Gd per day; 7s. per
.week each. Port and Sherry, 4s. ; Claret, 45., as., and 7s. ;
Champagne, 7s. ; Madeira, ss.

* * Steam Packets daily to and from Liverpool ; twice
weekly to and from Dublin ; three times weekly to and from
Glasgow and Fleetwood.

='-: An Omnibus and Servants from the Hotel attend each
Packet.
Castle Mona Hotel, June 12, 1846.

THE .ROYAL, NOBLE, AND GENTEL VISITANTS

OF LIVERPOOL IN JULY.
ARE most loyally and respectfully invited to inspect
MILNER'S EXTENSIVE WORKS, 50 A, LORD-STREET,
tttrAon
47 to 55 Cable-street, Liverpool, and the struction through-
out of their unequalled Fire-resistin afes and Boxes, for
securing from Robbery and Fire, T. Deeds, Records, and all

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valuables.
MILNER'S FIRE TAME water in its vapour succes-
sively in successive chambe neutralising 1000 degrees of heat,
which cannot be made ter under common pressure than
the Boiling Point, 212 egrees Fahrenheit, a temperature in
which Books and Pap s will not burn, the steam being slowly
generated and pro) ged in Chemical non-conductors of heat
around and withi he Safe, a
ffords the only certain protection
against Fire, ch may be regulated, according to thickness,
to bear from ne to twenty-four hours (or any longer period) of
red heat outside, without more than boiling the inside. The
Proprietors feel it a duty they owe to themselves and the Pub-
lic, to caution them against confounding the reasonable, un-
equalled, and incontrovertible claims of this Invention, authen-
ticated by the recommendation of the highest Scientific and
Practical Authorities in the Three Kingdoms, after personal
Investigation and Testing in Red Heat from one to twenty-four
hours ; and by the strongest practical confirmation of numbers
of their Safes, out of the 20,000 in use in the Manufacturing and
Commercial Districts, doing their duty in actual fires, as at
Messrs. Walker's, of Birkenhead, and Messrs. Garniss and
Co.'s, of Park-lane, the Books in Milner's Safes, on both occa-
sions, being the only things unburnt in the buildings, not ex-
.cepting the contents of strong Iron Safes and Drawers standing
besiCe Milner's, who caution the Public against confounding
their claims with the unsupported fire-proof pretensions o
iron ovens of patent costliness and advertising notoriety, things
which fire respects not. The Public are invited to SEE and
Junon for themselves at MILNER'S WORK'S, Lord-street and
Zable-street, Liverpool.