Births.
From The Liverpool Courier, dated Wednesday, June 2, 1886.
Nelson- May 31, at 38, Needham-road, the wife of Albert Nelson, of a son.
Smith- May 31, at St. Philip's Vicarage, Litherland, the wife of the Rev. Snowdon Smith, of a daughter.
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Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Monday, March 29, 2010
'From A 1901 Liverpool Mercury'.
'Legal Notice'.
'From The Liverpool Mercury Dated Monday, February 4, 1901.'
Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between George William Drury and Arthur Hobrough, under the firm of "Drury and Hobrough?," at 3, Bold-place, in the city of Liverpool, in the trade or business of furnishers and decorators, has this day been diussolved by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by the present owners under the said style of "Drury and Hobrough."
As witness our hands this 21st day of January, 1901. George William Drury, Arthur Hobrough. Witness, A.J. Mackay, Solicitor, Liverpool.
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'From The Liverpool Mercury Dated Monday, February 4, 1901.'
Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore subsisting between George William Drury and Arthur Hobrough, under the firm of "Drury and Hobrough?," at 3, Bold-place, in the city of Liverpool, in the trade or business of furnishers and decorators, has this day been diussolved by mutual consent. The business will in future be carried on by the present owners under the said style of "Drury and Hobrough."
As witness our hands this 21st day of January, 1901. George William Drury, Arthur Hobrough. Witness, A.J. Mackay, Solicitor, Liverpool.
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'From An 1812 Liverpool Mercury'.
'From the 'Liverpool Mercury' dated Friday, May 22d, 1812.
To be sold by private treaty. Altogether or in lots of seven yards and a half each. A piece of ground at the south end of Great George-street, and in front thereto 52 yards 1 foot, and running in depth to Rathbone-street, 177 feet 9 inches, bounded on the south by a house occupied by Mr. Patterson, on the north by one belonging to Mr. Wilson. The ground is in full lease under the Corporation of Liverpool, six or twelve months will be allowed for payment of the purchase money; and further particulars may be known by applying to Crump and Lodge, Drury-lane.
I Anthony Pye, the husband of Mary Pye, do hereby give notice, that any person or persons that will give trust to the said Mary Pye, I, the said Anthony Pye, will not answer for the same. his Anthony x Pye mark.
TO LET, two good offices on the ground floor, No. 6, Exchange Buildings, and two rooms over the same, which will contain 600 bags of cotton. Apply to Thomas Robinson and Co. on the premises.
To be let for any number of years, a rope-walk, near Grafton-street, Harrington, 420 yards long, and 8 yards wide, with suitable buildings, posts, lately occupied by Mr. Murray Gladstone. Also a country residence, being part of a farmhouse, near Park Chapel; consisting of a kitchen, parlour, tae room, and three lodging-rooms; with a stable and a garden. Enquire of Mr. Yates, Toxteth Park, or Mr. Ashton Yates, Brunswick-street.
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To be sold by private treaty. Altogether or in lots of seven yards and a half each. A piece of ground at the south end of Great George-street, and in front thereto 52 yards 1 foot, and running in depth to Rathbone-street, 177 feet 9 inches, bounded on the south by a house occupied by Mr. Patterson, on the north by one belonging to Mr. Wilson. The ground is in full lease under the Corporation of Liverpool, six or twelve months will be allowed for payment of the purchase money; and further particulars may be known by applying to Crump and Lodge, Drury-lane.
I Anthony Pye, the husband of Mary Pye, do hereby give notice, that any person or persons that will give trust to the said Mary Pye, I, the said Anthony Pye, will not answer for the same. his Anthony x Pye mark.
TO LET, two good offices on the ground floor, No. 6, Exchange Buildings, and two rooms over the same, which will contain 600 bags of cotton. Apply to Thomas Robinson and Co. on the premises.
To be let for any number of years, a rope-walk, near Grafton-street, Harrington, 420 yards long, and 8 yards wide, with suitable buildings, posts, lately occupied by Mr. Murray Gladstone. Also a country residence, being part of a farmhouse, near Park Chapel; consisting of a kitchen, parlour, tae room, and three lodging-rooms; with a stable and a garden. Enquire of Mr. Yates, Toxteth Park, or Mr. Ashton Yates, Brunswick-street.
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'From An 1811 Liverpool Mercury'.
'From the 'Liverpool Mercury' dated Friday, September 20th, 1811.
John Luccock, 81, Paradise Street, respectfully informs his friends and the public at large, that he has just returned from London with a large assortment of West Country Cloths, kerseymeres, cords, which, on account of the great reduction that has taken place, he is enabled to make up on such terms, for ready money, as will ensure them a saving well worth their attention.
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John Luccock, 81, Paradise Street, respectfully informs his friends and the public at large, that he has just returned from London with a large assortment of West Country Cloths, kerseymeres, cords, which, on account of the great reduction that has taken place, he is enabled to make up on such terms, for ready money, as will ensure them a saving well worth their attention.
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'From A 1901 Liverpool Newspaper'.
'Some 'jobs' from a 1901 newspaper.
'A transcription from The Liverpool Mercury dated Monday, February 4, 1901'.
Apprentice.- A respectable boy about 14?.- Apply William Wall, saddler, 58, Shaw-street.
Boy wanted with good charcter, about 14 years.- Claudins Ash and Sons, Limited, 78, Mount-pleasant
Boy.- Respectable shop boy with good charcter wanted; age 16 to 18.- Apply Mr. Debert, 10, Church-street.
Boy wanted, to take charge of pony and trap; must know town and district well.- Apply P. Thompson and Son, importers? and general merchants, Cherry-lane, City, Liverpool.
Boy for bread and flour shop.- H.? Quayle, 138, Parkhill-road.
Boy (strong) wanted for butcher's shop.- Apply at 11 a.m., Bergl and Co., Elliot-street, Liverpool.
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'A transcription from The Liverpool Mercury dated Monday, February 4, 1901'.
Apprentice.- A respectable boy about 14?.- Apply William Wall, saddler, 58, Shaw-street.
Boy wanted with good charcter, about 14 years.- Claudins Ash and Sons, Limited, 78, Mount-pleasant
Boy.- Respectable shop boy with good charcter wanted; age 16 to 18.- Apply Mr. Debert, 10, Church-street.
Boy wanted, to take charge of pony and trap; must know town and district well.- Apply P. Thompson and Son, importers? and general merchants, Cherry-lane, City, Liverpool.
Boy for bread and flour shop.- H.? Quayle, 138, Parkhill-road.
Boy (strong) wanted for butcher's shop.- Apply at 11 a.m., Bergl and Co., Elliot-street, Liverpool.
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Saturday, March 27, 2010
'From A 1901 Liverpool Mercury'.
'Unfurnished Dwelling Houses To Be Let'.
'From The Liverpool Mercury Dated Monday, February 4, 1901.'
1 Sandringham-drive, Aigburth-road.- Family residence; rent ｣80.- Apply Evans, Lockett, and Co., 15, Lord-street.
Wavertree.- South-View, Victoria Park; two reception?, six bed rooms, ground-floor kitchen; gardens front and back.- O¥'Connor, ironmonger, Wavertree.
1 Beech-Terrace, Beech-street, Fairfield; contains large kitchens and usual offices, butler¥'s pantry, magnificent dining and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, dressing room, bath, &c.; newly renovated throughout; carriage drive in front of terrace. Rent reduced to ｣35. Keys No. 6.
3 Ampthill-road, Aigburth-road (near electric tram terminus).- To be let shortly, this conveniently-situated commodious double-fronted house, containing three entertaining, six bed rooms?, bathroom?, and all modern conveniences; rent ｣45.
7 Spencer-street, Everton (on tram route); two parlours, five bedrooms, rent ｣26, including taxes.- Apply R. Bromley-Gardner, 3a, Cornwallis-street.
7s. 3d?. Clear.- 66, Cecil-street, Wavertree; seven apartments.- Apply John Kelly, 1, Cardigan-street, Wavertree.
10 Suburban-road, Anfield?; two parlours, ground-floor kitchen, scullery, and pantry; four bedrooms, bath, w.c., and two good attics; rent ｣2 10s per month clear of taxes.- Apply to Joseph Bell and Sons, 36, South John-street.
3 Yewtree-road (close to electric trams and Walton Junction Station); two entertaining rooms, ground-floor kitchens, five bedrooms, bath, &c.; rent ｣24.- Apply Joseph Bell and Sons, 36, South John?-street.
Grassendale.- Eatonville, Mayfield-road; select position, few minutes from city by rail; two entertaining rooms, ground-floor kitchens, five bedrooms, dressing room, bath, and w.c. Rent ｣50.- Apply to Joseph Bell and Sons, 36, South John-street.
13 Pelham-grove; two reception rooms, kitchen, scullery, &c.; five bedrooms, bathroom (hot and cold).- Apply to J.W. Davidson, Cookson, and Co., 6, Castle-street.
15 Wellfield-road, Walton.- Convenient family house; two entertainingrooms, bath andw.c.; newly decorated; lowrent.- Key at No. 21.
21 Tatley-place, Edge-lane; eight rooms andbathroom; hotwater throughout; large garden back andfront. Also stable; rent 8s 6d.- Apply William Nelson, 1? and 3, Windsor-view, Lodge-lane.
45?Upper Warwick-street?,- Excellent dwelling house; good front and back; two cellars, two parlours, four bedrooms, h. and c. w.; decorated throughout; rent ｣24 and taxes.- Apply 39, Mulgrave-street, S.
53 Lander-road (new), Litherland, close to electric trams; containing six rooms, bathroom, and pantry; hot and cold throughout; rent 8s.- Apply No.61.
59 Belmont-road (close to Newsham? Park).- Commodious dwelling house, containing? three entertaining and five bed rooms, butler¥'s pantry, with hot and cold water; large bathroom and all modern conveniences; good front garden; rental ｣28 and taxes. Key at 57.- Richard? Lowry and Co., estate agents?, 32, Admiral-street.
79 Grove-street, in capital situation, convenient to 'bus and town; rent ｣35.- Apply Priest and Halliwell, Imperial-chambers, 62, Dale-street. Telephone 5692.
119 Salisbury-road, Wavertree.- Compact, well-built house, containing two entertaining rooms, kitchen, four bedrooms, and bathroom; sanitary arrangements perfect; electric cars pass end of street.- Apply Mr. Thomson, 47, Russian-drive?, Stoneycroft.
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'From The Liverpool Mercury Dated Monday, February 4, 1901.'
1 Sandringham-drive, Aigburth-road.- Family residence; rent ｣80.- Apply Evans, Lockett, and Co., 15, Lord-street.
Wavertree.- South-View, Victoria Park; two reception?, six bed rooms, ground-floor kitchen; gardens front and back.- O¥'Connor, ironmonger, Wavertree.
1 Beech-Terrace, Beech-street, Fairfield; contains large kitchens and usual offices, butler¥'s pantry, magnificent dining and drawing rooms, six bedrooms, dressing room, bath, &c.; newly renovated throughout; carriage drive in front of terrace. Rent reduced to ｣35. Keys No. 6.
3 Ampthill-road, Aigburth-road (near electric tram terminus).- To be let shortly, this conveniently-situated commodious double-fronted house, containing three entertaining, six bed rooms?, bathroom?, and all modern conveniences; rent ｣45.
7 Spencer-street, Everton (on tram route); two parlours, five bedrooms, rent ｣26, including taxes.- Apply R. Bromley-Gardner, 3a, Cornwallis-street.
7s. 3d?. Clear.- 66, Cecil-street, Wavertree; seven apartments.- Apply John Kelly, 1, Cardigan-street, Wavertree.
10 Suburban-road, Anfield?; two parlours, ground-floor kitchen, scullery, and pantry; four bedrooms, bath, w.c., and two good attics; rent ｣2 10s per month clear of taxes.- Apply to Joseph Bell and Sons, 36, South John-street.
3 Yewtree-road (close to electric trams and Walton Junction Station); two entertaining rooms, ground-floor kitchens, five bedrooms, bath, &c.; rent ｣24.- Apply Joseph Bell and Sons, 36, South John?-street.
Grassendale.- Eatonville, Mayfield-road; select position, few minutes from city by rail; two entertaining rooms, ground-floor kitchens, five bedrooms, dressing room, bath, and w.c. Rent ｣50.- Apply to Joseph Bell and Sons, 36, South John-street.
13 Pelham-grove; two reception rooms, kitchen, scullery, &c.; five bedrooms, bathroom (hot and cold).- Apply to J.W. Davidson, Cookson, and Co., 6, Castle-street.
15 Wellfield-road, Walton.- Convenient family house; two entertainingrooms, bath andw.c.; newly decorated; lowrent.- Key at No. 21.
21 Tatley-place, Edge-lane; eight rooms andbathroom; hotwater throughout; large garden back andfront. Also stable; rent 8s 6d.- Apply William Nelson, 1? and 3, Windsor-view, Lodge-lane.
45?Upper Warwick-street?,- Excellent dwelling house; good front and back; two cellars, two parlours, four bedrooms, h. and c. w.; decorated throughout; rent ｣24 and taxes.- Apply 39, Mulgrave-street, S.
53 Lander-road (new), Litherland, close to electric trams; containing six rooms, bathroom, and pantry; hot and cold throughout; rent 8s.- Apply No.61.
59 Belmont-road (close to Newsham? Park).- Commodious dwelling house, containing? three entertaining and five bed rooms, butler¥'s pantry, with hot and cold water; large bathroom and all modern conveniences; good front garden; rental ｣28 and taxes. Key at 57.- Richard? Lowry and Co., estate agents?, 32, Admiral-street.
79 Grove-street, in capital situation, convenient to 'bus and town; rent ｣35.- Apply Priest and Halliwell, Imperial-chambers, 62, Dale-street. Telephone 5692.
119 Salisbury-road, Wavertree.- Compact, well-built house, containing two entertaining rooms, kitchen, four bedrooms, and bathroom; sanitary arrangements perfect; electric cars pass end of street.- Apply Mr. Thomson, 47, Russian-drive?, Stoneycroft.
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'From a 1901 Liverpool Mercury Newspaper'.
'Apartments To Be Let'.
'From The Liverpool Mercury Dated Monday, February 4, 1901'.
Gentleman can have very superior furnished flat with every convenience; telephone connection.- 44 Prince's-road.
Gentleman can have board with sociable family; piano; comfortable house: nice bedroom, moderate.- 223, Upper Parliament-street.
Gentleman or respectable Young Man can have comfortable home.- 44, Callow-road, Ash-grove, Wavertree.
Kensington.- Large front bedroom, with sitting room, or use of; low terms to business lady or gentleman out during day.- 94, Edinburgh-road.
Kensington.- 56, Guelph-street.- Comfortable apartments, or partial board; near city; no children or lodgers; terms moderate.
Large front bedroom, rent 5s.; suit two friends, 3s. 6d. each; also single bedroom, rent 4s. 6d.; parlour, gas, piano; homely widow lady.- 13, Farnworth-street (Kensington end).
Large drawing-room and one or two bedrooms, with bath, shower, h. and c. water, on ground floor; Also large back parlour, with pantry, h. and c. water.- 71, Upper Stanhope-street (two minutes off Boulevard).
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'From The Liverpool Mercury Dated Monday, February 4, 1901'.
Gentleman can have very superior furnished flat with every convenience; telephone connection.- 44 Prince's-road.
Gentleman can have board with sociable family; piano; comfortable house: nice bedroom, moderate.- 223, Upper Parliament-street.
Gentleman or respectable Young Man can have comfortable home.- 44, Callow-road, Ash-grove, Wavertree.
Kensington.- Large front bedroom, with sitting room, or use of; low terms to business lady or gentleman out during day.- 94, Edinburgh-road.
Kensington.- 56, Guelph-street.- Comfortable apartments, or partial board; near city; no children or lodgers; terms moderate.
Large front bedroom, rent 5s.; suit two friends, 3s. 6d. each; also single bedroom, rent 4s. 6d.; parlour, gas, piano; homely widow lady.- 13, Farnworth-street (Kensington end).
Large drawing-room and one or two bedrooms, with bath, shower, h. and c. water, on ground floor; Also large back parlour, with pantry, h. and c. water.- 71, Upper Stanhope-street (two minutes off Boulevard).
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