The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1845-04-29 00:00:00

TO IRONMONGERS

PO be SOLD, by PRIVAT&24EATY,
IRONMONGERY,the Ptoperty of a Gentle-

a Quant

man deceased

Apply to Mr. JAmATwrsT, No. 6, Cow-lane, Fonte-
noy-street.

ON SALE, Three superb ROSEWOOD LOO
TABLES, made in the Elizabethian style.

Mr. OKELL, AmtAisza and AUCTIONEER, New-
ington-bridge, near Bold-street, respectfully announces
to the Ladies and Gentry of Liverpool and its environs,
that he has on SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY, at his
Rooms, Newington-bridge, Three of the most magnifi-
cent Rosewood LOO TABLES ever offered for sale in
England. The Tops measure 4 feet 6 inches wide, and
are made in the Elizabethian sWel-Tre,Rillars and Claws

are richly carved in solid , and in the most tasteful
and elegant designs eve et produced. The Tables are
highly polished and autiful, and, also, are made and
guaranteed by an ininent Maker, in Bath, under his
own peculiar designs. Mr. ()KELL ventures to presume
the above Tables are not equalled for beauty and work-
manship by any house in the whole empire, and especially
invites the Public generally to call at his Rooms and in-
spect them.
N.B.—AUCTION SALE of Linen and WOOLLEN
DRAPERY, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and, also,
Three Half-chests of Congou TEA, in bond. Also, Fifty
Oil PAINTINGS and PICTURES, &c., THIS DAY, at

Two o'clock precisely, without reserve.
N.B.—A PUBLIC HOUSE and SPIRIT VAULT
to be LET, with immediate possession, for £6o.—Apply
to Mr. OxELL, Auctioneer, Newington-bridge.

COPPER MINE.
NORTH WALES

TO be SOLD, by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all those
valuable MINES and VEINS of COPPER ORE
and other MINERALS, under Lands 600 Acres in ex-
tent, called LLWYN DU issn, in the parish of Beddgellert,
in the counties of Merioneth and C von, held under
a Lease of which fifteen years a nexpir , subject to a
Royalty originally of 1-12, reduced to 1-16. of the
Ore raised and made fit r sale, and under covenants
highly favourable to t' essees ; and there is no doubt
that, if it be requir , a new Lease for an extended term
may be obtained.
The Mine has been opened about seven years, and
having been brought into a good working state, at consi-
derable expense. a moderate outlay will now suffice to
carry on the Works on an extensive scale, with every
prospect of immediate and ample returns. .Large quanti-
ties of rich Copper Ore have already been raised and
sold.

There is a Horse Whim set up for working the Mine
by a Shaft, and Apparatus complete ; also, Smiths' Shop,
Bucking Houses, and other Offices and Buildings for
Cleaning and Dressing the Ores, with sundry Mining
Implements. A good Cart-road connects the Works
with an excellent Turnpike-road, leading to the shipping
place, (Portmadoc,) a distance of about five miles.
To any Capitalist, or Company of Proprietors, these
Works present not only a safe, but a most eligible invest-
ment, rather than an ordinary mining speculation.
Further particulars may be obtained on application to
Mr. PRITCHARD, Goat Hotel, Beddgelert.

TO be LET, and entered upon immediately, a large,
well-built FAMILY HOUSE, with good Outbuild-
ings, Gardens, &c., at Orrell, ab.mt four miles and a-half
to the north of Liverpool. The si • is very healthy,
and commands extensive and autiful scenery. It is
well suited for the resident a respectable Family, who
might be accommodate itb a few statute Acres of Land.
Apply to Mr. Wits° ' Orrell ; or to Messrs. EYES and
Sox, Architects, No. 87, Bold-street, Liverpool.

TO be LET, and entered upon immediately, a beautiful
MARINE RESIDENCE,caIIed MOUNT KIRBY,
situate in the township of Westkirby, in the county of
Chester, late the Summer Residence of John Hurieston
Leche, Esq., deceased ; together with the Stables, Coach-
houses, Gardens, and the Crofts adjoining, containing, in
statute measure, 2A. 2a. 19p., or thereabouts. The
Common Land adjoining, containing 27A. 3a. wi!
be Let with the House, if required. ouse con -ins
two Parlours, Dining-room, an udy, seve Bed-re
two Dressing-rooms, and A er Closet- ' -
%rooms, Kitchen,

30p., will

The House is situate''within a quarter of mile from tl
River Dee, and commands extensive view
Westkirby Church, distant from Hoylake t
from Birkenhead, and the Liverpool Ferries eight miles
Josiah Williamson, of Westkirby, will sL
raises, and for further particulars apply to M
Solicitor, Chester.
Chester, April, 1845

s, and near to

RKER,

GREAT SOUTHERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY
(IRELAND).
(FIRST DIVISION).

SECOND CALL £5 PER SHARE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that in pursuance
111 of a resolution of the Board of Directors, the Pro-
prietors of Shares in this Company a by required to
531,
PAY A CALL OF FIVE P DS per. Share on or
before THURSDAY the 8 day of MAY NEXT, to
any of the undermention ankers. Interest at the rate
of Four per Cent per Annum, payable half-yearly, will be
allowed on the amount of deposits and calls paid up until
the Railway is completed. Should any call remain un-
paid after the day above named, interest at the rate of
Five per Cent per Annum will be charged thereon.
BANK OF IRELAND. Dublin, and all its Branches.
Messrs. GLYN and Co., London.

BANK OF LIVERPOOL, Liverpool
BOROUGH BANK, Liverpool
MANCHESTER AND SALFORD BANK, Manchester.
By order.
WILLIAM TAYLOR, Secretary.
3 College-green, Dublin,
3d. April, 1845.

GRAND JUNCTION RAILWAY.
THE Public are respectfully informed, that on and
after the Ist of MAY next, the FARES on this
Railway will be REDUCED as follows :
First Class Select and Express Train, from 265. to 235.
' First Class Mixed Train....
Second Class „ 18s. to 16s.
And intermediate dista es in proportion.
DAY TICKETS will al e issued between all First
Class Stations on the sa e day, (and between Second
Class Stations on the Is of JUNE,) at a Reduction of
about One-Third of th F,re.
ON AND AFTER THE IST OF MAY,
AN EXPRESS TRAIN

For First Class Passengers will leave the LIME-STREET
STATION, LIVERPOOL, at 4 P.M., reaching Birmingham
at 7 10 P.M., and London at 10 30 P.M. And a corre-
sponding Train will leave LONDON at 4 P.M.. reaching
Birmingham at 7 7 P.M., and arriving at Liverpool at
10 10 P.M.

These Trains will stop at Warrington, Crewe, and
Stafford, and Ten Minutes will be allowed for Refresh-
ments at Birmingham.
As the Accommodation must be necessarily limited,
Passengers will only be Booked conditionally on there
being room, Preference being given to il;p Through Pas-
sengers, and they are therefore recommend i 4 to secure
their Places early in the Day.
Passengers cannot be Taken up at Edge-hill,

PRIVATE TUITION.
AGENTLEMAN of long experience, and who has
been very successful in imparting a correct knowledge
of the Classics, Mathematics, and other branches of a
liberal Education, is desirous • g with Two or
more PUPILS, in the V' • ty of Liverpool, or on the
Cheshire side. Most sfactory testimonials as to ability
and character. Te s moderate. The Advertiser would
bare no objection to take the Classical desk in a first-rate
School.
Address, A. E. 8., Standard-office.

GATEKEEPER WANTED.
THE SELECT VESTRY are desirous of ENGAG-
ING the SERVICES of a GATEKEEPER and
his WIFE for the Liverpool Workhouse. They will be
required to reside in the Lodge, and will be found Board,
with a Salary of £4O per annum. Candidates without
children will be preferr and th pp Ica lons are re-
quested to be sent in their hand-writing. Applica-
tions, with Testimonials, res to the Chairman of the
Workhouse Committe ,to be deli ed in at the Parish-
office, 2, Fenwick- eet on or bef re Wednesday, the
30th instant. The Duties of the Situation will be ex-
plained by the Governor, at the Workhouse.
By order, NATHAN LITHERLAND, Sec.
2, Fenwick -street, 25 April, 1845.