The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-10-11 00:00:00

By order of the Assignees of a Bankrupt, in order to wind
up the Estate, and Free from Auction Dpiy.
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On FRID-AY, the 21st inst., at TWo o'Clock in thiiiternoon,

at the Clarendon Rooms, South John-streetAiverpool,
ABILL OF EXCHANGE for £831.60, drawn on the
29th April, 1839, by Mr. Peter Leicester, at two
months, upon and accepted by Mr. Henry'Byrom, Jun., and
endorsed to the Bankrupt for full and gilltiable consideration,
the full amount of which, together with £143 for interest, -is
unpaid.
Together with a MORTGAGE DEED, dated the Ist
May, 1834, which was deposited with the Bankrupt to secure
the payment of the said Bill, made between William Hart
Byrom, of Liverpool, gentleman, and the said Henry Byrom,
the younger, purporting to be an assurance (by way of grant
and assignment for a term of 100 years, if the estate and
interest of the said William Hart Byrom should so long
continue,) of all the interest of the said William Hart Byrom,
under the Will dated December 15th, 1810, of Valentine
Byrom, of Liverpool, merchant, of and in twelve Dwelling-
houses on the east side of William-street, Dale-street ; a
Sugar-house on the north-west side of Dale-street, now con-
verted into the Wellington Hotel ; and a Messuage or
Dwelling-house and Lands at Moore, in the county of Ches.
ter, in the possession of Plicebe Gleave, with full trusts in
the said Henry Byrom, the younger, his executors, adminis-
trators, and assignees, to sell and convey, and receive and
give receipts for purchase-monies, in order to repay £l,OOO
(expressed to be a loan by him to William Hart Byrom) and
interest. _ _

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The Interest of the said William Hart Byrom, so granted
and assigned, appears by the said Deed and recited Will to
be a full estate (that is the full income) for his life in the
devised property in the event of his surviving his father and
his elder brother, Henry Byrom, the younger, and of the
latter dying without heirs, male; he has not at present any
issue male. The Rental of the whole property is about
£l,lOO per annum.
The Bill and Mortgage will be Sold, subject to the payment
of a lien of from £BO to £l4O, (but not exceeding the latter
sum,) of the Bankrupt's Solicitor.
For full explanations application to be made to Mr. H. C.
BELOE, (Accountant to the Estate,) Park-lane ; and to
Messrs. HOLDEN and CLARKE, Solicitors, High-street,
Exchange.

On WEDNESDAY the 26th instant, at Two O'clock in the
afternoon, at the Clarendon Rooms, South John.street,
Liverpool, subject to conditions of sale
ALL that extensive and desirable PROPERTY, situate
on the west side of South John-street, and north side of
Cable-street, and at the corner of both streets, near to the
Custom-house, and having a frontage along South John-
street and Cable-street of about 20 yards to each street.
The Buildings consist of Three SHOPS, one at the corner
of South John-street and Cable-street, in the occupation of
Mr. James Dixon, as wine and Spirit Vaults, and two to the
front of South John-street ;
and three Floors of Rooms above
which are let for Offices, SLC,
Also, of a large and valuable WAREHOUSE, about 33
yards wide, fronting Cable-street, with a stable at the back,
to which there is a passage belonging to the property. The
Ground Floor of the Warehouse is completely fitted up for
the business of a Wine and Spirit Dealer and Victualler,
with fixtures and gas.
The Licenses are attached to the premises. The corner
Shop has been recently much improved by the opening of a
door at the angle of a building, thus affording a convenient
entrance from both streets, and materially enhancing the
value of the Premises.
The Warehouse in Cable-street (which has an excellent
Cellar underneath, tenanted by Mr. Nixon) is in the respec-
tive occupations of Mr. Arthur, Mr. James Dixon, and
Messrs. Jones and Co. ; and the rest of the Property is oc-
cupied by Mr. Dixon, Messrs. Fraser and Son, Messrs.
Zulueta and Co., and others ; the rental and improved rental
of the whole Property being about £430.
The Tenure of the Warehouse, Stable, &c. is Freehold of
Inheritance. The Tenure of the residue of the Property is
Leasehold under the Corporation of Liverpool, for a term of
75 years (free from ground rent), which commenced in 1830.
For further particulars application to be made to Messrs.
HOLDEN and CLARKE, Solicitors, High-street, Exchange.