The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-12 00:00:00

HAMILTON-SQUARE

Modern and Substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
Chimney Glass in Gilt Frame, Plate 72 by 60 inches, Gas
Chandeliers and other Genuine Effects, of a Gentleman

leaving Birkenhead.
MESSRS. P. and. J. TIODGSQY will SELL
by AUCTION, on MONDAY next, the 18th instant,
punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the Premises, No. 6.
HAMILTON-SQUARE, Birkenhead. the excellent modern and
substantial HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., all in the best
possible condition,
Comprising in DINING-ROOM: Massive Spanish Mahogany-
Dining Tables 12 feet by 4 feet 6 inches on Carved Cabriole
Supports, and Extra Centre Ditto ' • Pedestal Sidebo4rd 6 feet
long with Carved Scroll Bark, Eight Chairs in Morocco.
Leather, Curtains for-the Two Windows in Figured Green
Damask with Cornice Poles and Muslin Draperies, Brussels
Carpet on Crimson Ground, Hearth Rug, Bronzed Sliding
Gas Chandelier for Three Lights, Fender in Bronze and Steel;
Fire Irons, &c. _ _ . _ . _

The DRAWING-ROOM, elegantly furnished in rich dark
Rosewood, contains an Elliptic Centre Table and a Card
Table on Carved Pillars and Scrolls, Pair of Cabriole Couches
with Spring Seats, and Six Ditto Chairs upholstered in Silver
Grey Watered Merino with Loose Chintz Coters, Curtains to
the Three Windows in French Chintz, with Cords, Tassels,
and Gilt Cornices; Papier Mache Table and Three occasional
Chairs inlaid with Mother-o'-Pearl, Tapestry Carpet and
Axminster Hearth-rug on dark green ground, elegant Three-
light Gas Chandeiier in Light Bronze and Ormolu. The noble
Chimney-glass Plate 60by 50 inches, Fender, Fire-irons, &c:

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The BREA KFAST•I'ARLO U contains Set of Mahogany Teles-
cope Tables 6 feet by 3 feet 9 inches, Chiffonnier with Panelled
Doors, Six Crown Back Chairs and a. Couch with Spring.
Cushion in Figured Green Damask and Chintz Covers, Loung-
ing Chair in Morocco Leather, Derby Chair, Muslin Curtains
with Cornice Poles for Two Windows, Gas Chandelier in
Bronze and Relief for Three Lights, Crimson and Oak Brus-
sels Carpet, and Hearth-rug.
In BEDCHAMBERS: Mahogany and Birchwood Tudor Bed-
steads tastefully hung with Chintz, TwaMahogany Toilet TAles
with Marble Slabs, Mahogany Chests of Drawers and Toilet
Glasses, Birchwood Drawers, Toilet Tables, Glasses, Chairs
and Towel Rails, Curled Hair Mattresses, White Goose
Feather Beds, Painted Bedroom Furniture, Chamber Ware,
Carpets, &c.
HALL and STAIRS : Mahogany Hall Table on Carved Scroll
Supports with Marble Top, Two- Carved Hall Chairs, .Cut
Glass Hall Lamp, Oil Cloth, Stair Carpets, Rods, Door Mats,
useful Kitchen and Culinary Requisites, &c.
May be viewed on SATURDAY next, the 16th instant, when
Catalogues may be had on the Premises, or previously of
Messrs. F. and J. HODGSON, at their Offices and Rooms,
Argyle-street, Birkenhead.
N.B.—The HOU

SE to be LET.

MERCHANDISE,PRODUCE,Sze..S4,HANOVER STREET.
By Mr. HILL,
TO-MORROW (Wednesday), the 13th inst., and FRIDAY next,

the 15th, at TWelve o'clock each day
8 T 9 DTCa Sks
sfiroldest Bermuda ARROWROOT,
31 Kegs FFFFE Smalts.
109 Sacks Meal, Malt,Jind Oat Provender.
28 Tons primc Clover Hay.
1 Splendid Iron and Steel Chimney-piece and Grate.
14 Register Iron and Steel Grates and Stoves.
8 Barrels Roman Cement:
3,000 Plasterers' Laths.
3,680 Yards seasoned Painted Floor. Cloths.
16 Cwt. of early ash-leaved Kidney Potatoes.
12 Cwt. of forty-fold early Potatoes.
68 Cocoa Fibre Fancy Door Mats.
96 First-rate Engravings, Drawings„and Paintings.
16 Cwt. of Lifting and Rafting Chains.
Cathead, Winch and Fittings.
3 Barrels Winches.
30 Emigrants' Portable Iron Bedsteads.
25 Folding Iron Chairs.
660 Gross Glass Florentine and Pearl Buttons.
30 Yards Petersham.
48 Yards splendid French Merino.
1 Patent Copying Machine and Book.
8 Gold anti Silver Patent Lever and other Watches„
300 Dozen fashionable Room Papers.
21 Water-closet Basins.
568 Gross Screws.
5 Dozen Rim Locks, Brass. Locks, Knockers.
32 Dozen Knives and Forks, Penknives, Scissors..
38 Cwt. Green, Black, and Yellow Paint. •
224 Lbs. Curled Hair.
1 Cask Brunswick Green, &c., &c., &c.
50 Pairs of Blankets.
1 Case of Stationery,, Ink, Pens, &c.

OAK, ELM, POPLAR, SYCAMORE, AND ASH TIMBER,
AND OTHER TREES.
By Mr. LAKIN,
On WEDNESDAY, the 27th instant, at Three o'clock in the
Afternoon, at the Raven Inn, in Farndon, in the county of
Chester, and in the following Lots, growing in the townships
of Farndon and Churton, in the parish of Farndon, in the
said county, and in the parish of Holt, in the county of Collected by Mrs. Williams, Globe Inn, Duncan-
Denbigh, street, from sundry Friends
u 4 1.3 n POPLAR TREES, numbered from 1 Proceeds of Ball, including amount received for
French, Turkish, and English flags presented by
.k.. 1 to 30 inclusive. Mr. Sheddon, and also a donation of .4'3 from Mr.
Lot 2.-43 DITTO, numbered from 31 to 73 inclusive. Oakes
Lot 3.-26 ELM TREES, 7 Ciphers, and 1 CHESNUT. Collected by Mr. Clitherall and Mr. Alletson
Lot 4. 1 Large OAK TREE, fell last spring. Henry Moor, Great George-place
The above Trees are growing on one piece of land, in Mr. Clitherall 2lO 0
the parish of Holt, which adjoins the River Dee for a Mr. Alletson
quarter of a mile, occupied by Samuel Rowe, Esq. Six men in Mr. Alletson's employ 1 10 0
Lot 5.-68 ELM TREES, numbered from 1 to 68, and 16 A Friend
Ciphers, inclusive. John Hughes 5 0 0
Lot 6.-25 DITTO, numbered from 69 to 93, and 24 Ditto, Thomas Waring 1 1 0
inclusive. W. Whiteley
Lot 7.-16 OAK TREES, numbered from Ito 16, and 5 R. Darlington OlO 0
Ditto, inclusive. Job Shuffiebottom 0 10 0
Lot 8.-38 POPLAR TREES, numbered from Ito 38 in- William Heyhurst OlO 0
elusive. M. Redhead
Lot 9.-33 DITTO, numbered from 39 to 71 inclusive. Thomas Griffiths
Lot 10.-27 ASH TREES, numbered from 1 to 27 ; 2 Henry Walker
CHERRY, 1 CHESNUT, 1 LIME, and 7 Ciphers. Alexander Kerr 1 0 0
Lot 11.-10 CRAB TREES, numbered from 1 to 10. L. T. Snowden
The above Trees are growing on lands in the township James Weeks OlO 0
of Farndon, in the occupation of Mr. George Parker, E. Lloyd
Mr. William Fleet, Mr. John Brookfield, and Samuel Richard Wishart
Rowe, Esq. A. Parton
Lot 12.-10 LIME TREES, numbered from Ito 10, and 3 R. Ganthony OlO 6
SYCAMORES. Dr. Fisher and Pupils
Lot 13.-20 ELM TREES, numbered from Ito 20, and 2 Mrs. Muir
Ciphers. E. Richards
Lot 14.-22 ELM TREES, numbered from 21 to 42, and 13 H. H. Ross
Ciphers. Mr. Atcherly
Lot 15.-18 OAK TREES, numbered from 1 to 18, and 6 John Fortune 5 0 0
Ciphers. L. Goldsmid
Lot 16.-31 Small ASH TREES, numbered from Ito 31, Frederick Birchall OlO 0
and 60 Ciphers. John A. Cowan 1 1 0
Lot 17.-30 POPLAR TREES, numbered from Ito 30. G. Booth 0 10 0
The above Trees are growing on the Sibbers Fields Dr. Fenton and Family
Farm, in the township of Churton, occupied by Saml. Mr. Wignall
0 10 0
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Rowe, Esq. Mrs. Wild (second donation)
All the above Trees are close to the River Dee, situate seven G. Byrd (second donation)
miles from Chester, five and six from Wrexham, and on good Workmen in the employ of Messrs. Rossall
roads. Mr. Thomas Jones, Bailiff, in Holt, will show the and Gradwell . • •
trees in Holt; and John Brookfield, of Farndon, those in Sundry small sums under iOs
Farndon and Churton, on the Sibbers Fields Farm.
For particulars apply to Mr. LAKIN, the Auctioneer, Whit
church; or SAMUEL ROWE, Esq., Malpas, Cheshire

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Collected by Mr. James Hall.
Bryan Holme
Christopher Thom
Samuel Lloyd
cipitate himself without being insane (in Seine). Mr. Legg
W. Lawford and Co.
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the Crimea; but the Emperor of Russia won't have his Alfred Bouch
Turkey this Christmas.—Punch. , T.iltolls..

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