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(11) Gores Advertiser Friday March 27 1772
To be Sold by Auction
At the house of Christopher Hayes in Wavertree nr. Liverpool on Monday 6th day of April next at 4 o'clock in the afternoon agreeable to conditions of sale in the following lots.
Lot 1 All that close or parcel of land situate lying and being in Wavertree (being an allotment of the commons of Wavertree) at the fourth end of Wavertree Green and adjoining the road on the north side that leads from Hamilton Fir Nook towards Gateacre and on the east side of the road leading past the house of William Whitfield and bounded on the west and north by several allotments late of Mr Wm Pickavance and Mr H.H. Lake containing 1a 2r. 17 pch. after 8 yards to the road.
Lot 2 All that other close or parcel of land lying in Wavertree aforesaid
(being another allotment as aforesaid) on the south side of the road leading from Hamiltons Fir Nook towards Gateacre and on the east and south by the roads leading to Wavertree Mill, and on the West by an allotment to the said Mr Pickvance containing 1 acre and 26 perches of like measure.
Lot 3 All that other close or parcel of land lying in Wavertree aforesaid
being another allotment, the north end thereof leading to Wavertree Mill, and on the east by a road to the said mill leading from Smethdown Lane to Childwall Church bounded on the south end of the last mentioned road, and on the west by an allotment to the said Mr Pickvance containing 4 acres of the like measure.
NB The above premises are well marled and in good order: and were allotted to Rev. Mr Dannett of Wavertree under and by virtue of an act of Parliament for inclosing the commons there.
For further particulars apply to the said Mr Dannett or James Clegg Attorney at Law, in Liverpool
(12) Liverpool General Advertiser - February 28 1772
To be Sold by Auction
At the house of David Edwardson in Gateacre on Monday 2nd day of March next at three o'clock in the afternoon.
The Fee simple and inheritance of and in a field a Close or parcel of land lying in Much Woolton known by the name of WATER GATE MEADOW in the possession of Thomas Potter as undertenant thereof containing 1 acre of land or thereabouts. Also all that croft or close of land situate in Much Woolton opposite Woolton Hall (on which now standing a small cottage) in the possession of the said Mr Thomas Potter containing half an acre of land or thereabouts. Well situated for building a country house thereon for a gentleman's family as the situation is very healthy and commanding a very extensive prospect.
For a view of the premises apply to the tenant And for further particulars apply to Mr Robinson - Attorney in Liverpool
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