The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-08-12 00:00:00

DRED BRIDGES.
By Cash paid on account for repairs of bridges
Balance

RED BRIDGES.
By Cash paid on account of repairs of bridges
Balance

NDRED BRIDGES.
I By Cash paid on account for repairs of bridges
Balance

DRRD RIOTS.
By Cash for damages and costs
Do. for High Constable's costs, and for mak
ing rate

24S 5 ?
173 15

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£422 3 11;

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1241 15
1742 10 11

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0 n3O
561 13 •

1344 18

403 5 10

20 0 0
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464-a

is excepted. C. MOORE WILSON, Treasnrer•
;ON ffItANCE, Chairman of the General Finance Committee.

&alts bp auction.

FURNITURE, FALKNER-STREET.
MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION,TfustiA!:
(Tuesday,) the 12th instant, at Eleven o'clock preci.n;
upon the Premises, N 0.146, Falkner-street, the useful HOU,.
HOLD FURNITURE, three-light Bronzed Chandelier for ,
Taibillees
and other Effects of a Lady leaving town.
,PAcabLevo
no
nier, sincludei
d e o Mahogany Sideboard,
Easy Pembroke,
Chair,
mCaarbdo,gannody:frq
Imitation Rosewood Chairs, Sofas, Sofa Bed, Fenders,
irons, Carpets, &c.
The BEDROOBIS comprise Camp Bedsteads-and Hang,in„rt;
Feather Beds, Painted Tables and Washgrands, Ditto Ow
Drawers. Dressing Glasses, ChairarToilet-ware, &c. and
The KITCHEN REQUISIT Dresser, and Piateshelt;
other Effects.
May be viewed o Morning of Sale, when Catalogues_e
he had on the Premises, or at the Office of Mr. Bytroan, '4"
ton-square.

01111
ELIGIBLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD PROP—,R oy
AT TRANNIERE AND OXTON, AND POLICIESP
ASSURANCE.
MR. BYFORD will SELL by AUCTION,TEris
pars'
(Tuesday,) the 12th instant, at Mr. Charles Smith, 0, to
Hotel, Oxton-road, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subjeo,
such conditions, and in the following or such other lots as ra
be then agreed on,
Lot I.—All that SHOP, DWELLING-HOUSE, and W.Ala-
fer,
HOUSE, in the occupation of James Leech, provision-det,,fe
situate in the village of Upper Tranmere and all those
DWELLING-HOUSES immediately adjoining thereto, „,%,
forming the five northernmost houses in the row called rTha
pect-hill," in Upper Tranmere aforesaid, together
GARDENS at the back thereof and belonging thereto.
tenure of this Lot is Freehold.
Lot 2.—A1l those Three DWELLING-HOUS
DENS situate in Silern-view in Oxton, at ent tenante!ElZ
Messrs. Bower, Dixon, and another ; t her with the Fi
at the back thereof, and fronting i.l-lane, in Oxton afore-
said.
This Lot contains 1630 s e yards, and is Leasehold for d
the
remainder of a term of ears, created Ist April, 1846,1!',,,
determinable on the cease of two lives, now aged respect'
ilea
_R,s
60 and 33, and i red in the Norwich Union Life Instira4
Office for £50.0; at an annual premium of £lO 17s. 6(1. 24d
ground rent is .411 6s. The POLICY OF. ASSURANCE (aa"
in June, 1847) will be Sold with this Lot.
e' Lot 3.—A1l those Six COTTAGES, with the GARDENS - _ hnd
hind the same, now occupied by Messrs. Kelly and others, ",.
situate on the east side of a private road leading from Williams
lane to Oxton lane, in Oxton aforesaid.
flora,
Lot 4.—A FIELD in Oxton aforesaid, bounded on the north
the
onh tObxet o
southn lan
be,yoNny thee,ss_tilnye a fosraeisral
aforesaid.
private
trho aodf, and,:d_ top
Fisouthelds bayreLiont
the 3; andOcc
occupation
tI D.
fi nmOr: t
jola,f.oorne,s aid, boon and
the north by Lot 3, on the west by the said private roa,,,
the
above
Lot 5.—A FIELD in Oxton aforesaid, containingas
year to year.
28 perches, hounded on the north by Oxton-lane, on the goon
by by William's-lane, on the east by the said private road, and •
the west by a lane of 20 feet wide. This Field is occupied
Mr. Johnson, as tenant, from year to year, fart
Lots 3,4, and 5 are all held by the same lease from the
cola'
of Shrewsbury, for the remainder of a term of 99 years/ ease.
mencing the 24th June, 1829, and determinable on the le
of two lives now aged respectively 54 and 44. The groan
for the whole is 30s.
it the
Lot 6.—A1l that POLICY of ASSURANCE for .€5OO a and
lives in Lots 3,4, and 5, effected in the Catholic LawlB4B,
General Life Assurance Company, on the 7th September
and numbered 189, subject to the annual premium of 46,
For further particulars apply to Mr. Simorr
Duke street; or Sir. MAURICE J. Hoax, Solicitor, 27, ""nd 5
Castle-street, Liverpool, where a Plan of Lots 2,3, 4' a
may be seen i tenant,a cre f re opt

BY ORDER OF THE HONOURABLE THE COMMISSIONO'- °

HER MAJESTY'S CUSTOMS. OCOF
RUM, BRANDY, GENEVA, WINE, TOBAk',/j,
Leaf and Manufactured, SF.GARS, TEA. COFFEE' "00
GAR, TAMARINDS, SUCCADES, BOOK PRTNl'n'oeti
CLOCKS, a Quantity SILK WORMG , and a great et
of other GOODS will be SOLD 1 CTION, To-sly g:* IA
(Wednesday,) the 13th, and RSDAY next, the 14th inslers'
at Eleven o'clock in th orenoon, in the Landing-Wa'
Office, Custom•hous iverpool. oas6
May be view n the Queen's Warehouse, Custom-htt,
and at the Albert Dock, THIS DAY (Tuesday), the 12th 146
between Ten and Three o'clock, and on the Mornings 0 '
and Catalogues had, price 6d. each.
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CASH ADVANCED.—FROM £1 to
.cloo°
at all times ready to be advanced on Furniture, Pls
rts,
Paintings, Cloths, Valuables, Carriages, Gigs, Vans, ,
Waggons, Tools, Farming Implements, Horses, Covrs4rect*
and, in fact, every other description of moveable
Wines and Spirits, and Merchandise in bond Stocks-'n,-,!,4"-for
and General Merchandise of every descriptidn, interlaf:ectl;
sale or warehoused for periods of time, or otherwise. ''ss of
tions for Debt, Warrants for Rent, and every other procedrov
Law, paid off for parties so situated, on terms most 8
tageous, by the undersigned Broker,
OFFICE, 54, HANOVER-STREET.
allowed t°
The strictest secresy observed. as no person is allo"of the
transact or look over the accounts respecting this part
undersigned'sced to business.
Cash advan any amount through th_eAlroker o"signe.
description of moveable Property and M.arthandise, 01'1,011c
from any part of the world, either rivate Sale Or
Auction. 016
Furniture, Plate, Painting ,c., &c., and, in fart', dry
other description of mov le Property, warehoused elst: 8:61
and separate Rooms, Thouses, Vaults, Coach-hoos care%
well provided with s and fastenings, in the Most
and responsible ner for safety or otherwise, for those kept
are removing, who may consign from various parts, or pc.;
until retur , and every accommodation given. Evrriecit e
son's property put in care of the broker, as unders!cte car
considered by him as sacred, and the greatest possible
taken of them.
daptea (PC(
The premises are the most extensive and best a tion,
facilitating sales by private treaty, as well as public floc s,
any in the kingdom.
Rooms for hire for sales of property on advantageous notior
and are most centrally situated, and well worthy sellers d
co
The undersigned broker has also special agents aen„ale,7ll
missioners in London, in north, south, east, and west ~s.o`;tit
also in America, New York, Jersey, Philadelphia, 01,,Tooritlie
Carolina, West Indies Bermuda, Jamaica, &c.; fort ,pe
of Europe, Boulogne, Paris, Cologne, and other cities wsy
transacting of business and information. The broUelod
consulted at all times upon general business matter.? onta„ive
,proceedings,rth in
active
vhei s
generalinformation
business, having
Bzcbeen
therefore
ei es s
itoo:6 As
sound practical advice and aid in his general Pro' sto
under.
Furniture and all moveable property bought at all tii9e
any amount.

J. HILL,
AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISES,faIft
LOAN AND INVESTMENT GENERAL 1311`'

ESTABLISHED 18,

ner6
THE FRIMLEY MURDER.—In the calendar of r,ird
the
for trial at the summer assizes for Surrey, aPPe-Frial`,.'o
name of Hiram Smith, the approver in the o,ith tvt
murder case. He was charged on Friday lot,' vest, oa
wilful murder of the Rev. George Edward l'ecbarge,
Frimley, in the county of Surrey; and fortlier,s b0a550
with burglariously entering the rev. geetlewaur, schclerl
with two others, since convicted. The prison_ew bei,f
appearance has very much improved since A c
b the "° did
under confinement, and who, while standing le ur ,
exhibited the same calm and unmoved derneaneot gitictga,
at the trial of his guilty companions, Pleaded 1001 ce
Baron Alderson, after the jury had been e code!
addressed them, and said that in this case ev'ery
would be offered against the prisoner, ".-pted• Fa'
reasons, with which no doubt they were 80111 no evi7loot
he said, must be kept with all persons, and :was
being offered, they would say that the prisoner whir lost
erdict,
guilty." The jury having returned that v he w
ship ordered the prisoner to be discharged, a"
once set at liberty.

z PROPRIETOR,TUE
ROBERTSDA
LIVERPOOL.
TUESDAY, AUGUST 12, 1851.
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