The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-19 00:00:00

PROPERTY iN POULTON

Cti M-SEACOMI
MESSRS. THOS, WINST
are instructed to SELL 1r
next, the2.sth inst., at Two o'clock
rooms, South John-street- '
be tho

ANLEY and SONS
AUCTION, on MONDAY

at the Clarendon

cA produced,
Lot I.—All that Piece or Parcel of LAND, situate in P
ton-cum-Seacombe, in the Parish of Wallasey,
the whole 7,731 square yards, with the recent
substantial BUILDINGS thereo
nufacture of Earthenware, &c.
tery, Sliphouse,Seggar House, (

erected and
ar.d now used for the ma-

Six iloveN, Fire

ns and Kiln
Two StOr

aildings are mostl
ed as Warerooms

?ainthlg

andoiher
Pans, Weighing
chinery, Apparat
the Premises.

Benches, Racks, Wheels,

Lot 2.—A1l that other Pie(
the Township of roulto
Wallasey, contain
of la,ri hrtlmrlAri

on the north by a la

a roa
Land be

o Mr. &

Lot ispa!tici

g space,

stage to

reel of LAND, now
g a frontage of 55 feet

rary Railway, and r

St. Jam(
The Der]

Museum and Free

IWell64ton-street North, Strand.

The Premises comprise Pot-
Mill, Flint Mill and Kilns,
Shed and Reservoir.
sigh, the upper being --
ork and Carpenters' Now ready, in handsome binding, with large Map and nume-
'ether with the Steam roils Plates,
pt and other LIVERPOOL AS IT IS:
Ma-
axed on With a Tour through Birkenhead, describing the streets,
squares, public buildings. churches, chapels, &c., places of
f LAND, situate in amusement, theatres, and, amongst others, the following
.ie, in the parish of places of interest are described :
at 5,084 square yards The Law Courts & St. George's ' The Custom-house & Sailors'
ale or passage, on the Hall. Home.
eading into Whiteland-lane, and on The Philharmonic Hall. The Town-ball and Exchange
'-, Maw. "- The athenaeum and Lyceum Area and Newsroom.
Libraries and Newsrooms, The Great Float, and other
which will all be open to Works at Birkenhead.
Members and Associates. The Emigration DepOt, Bir-
- —titution. 1 kenhead.
1 The Mersey Steel and Iron
Works.

OPENING OF ST. GEORGE'S-HALL,

Public Library. 1 Ince Blundell-ha!lostere there
Theßoyal Institution Museum I is a fine collection of Sta-
and Gallery of Art. , hoary and Paintings.
Ph ill i p's Collection of Minerals i The large Covered Market-
at the Medical Institution. \ places in Liverpool and Bir-
The Egyptian Museum. kenhead.
The Botanic Garden. Thelarge Ocean-going Steam-
The Observatory. era, some of which are
The Albert Dock Warehouses. always in the port ; and
The Public Baths. The large Australian and Ame-
The Bonded Tobacco Ware- rican Emigrant Ships.
houses, where 20,000 hogs- The large Landing-stage for
heads are usually in store. the convenience of the Ferry
The New Dock Works: The Steamers, the Forts and
Chain Cable Testing Ma- Lighthouses, and every
chine. other place of interest.
Especially adapted for Strangers and the Members of the
British Association. -

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