(44) LIVERPOOL MERCURY February 3 1832

Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Estate in Halewood, of the late Richard Weston Esq., on Friday next the 10th instant at three o'clock in the afternoon at the house of Mr Adams, at the sign of the 'Grapes' in Much Woolton subject to conditions

(Lot 1) A piece of land on the eastwardly side of Ditton with the two cottages (the road leading from Halewood Green to Ditton) erected called the MILL RING COTTAGES containing 8a: 1a 20r of the measure of eight yards to the perch and in the several occupations of Roger Harrison and Thomas Hayes. This lot is held under the Earl of Derby for three lives aged 62; 65; and 71 years.

(Lot 2) A piece of land with two cottages thereon erected situate on the road leading from Little Woolton towards Halewood Green, cntg 1a 28r in the several occupations of Henry Aspinall and John Chadwick. Another piece of land with the cottage thereon erected situate on the road leading from Little Woolton towards Halewood containing 1a 20r. Also another piece of land with the cottage thereon erected situate on the road leading from Gateacre towards Ditton containing 3a and 14r of the like measure in the occupation of William Jennion. This lot is also held under the Earl of Derby for 2 lives aged 32 and 49 years

(Lot 3) A Messuage or Farm House with the outbuildings, garden and several closes of land belonging containing 7a and 38r the building in the occupation of William Hunter and the land late of the said Richard Weston. This lot is also held under the Earl of Derby for one life aged 72 years.

(Lot 4) An excellent Messuage or Dwelling house with the commodious and substantial outbuildings, walled garden and four hot houses and several closes of land belonging containing 11a 2r 23p late in the occupation of Richard Weston. This lot is also held under the Earl of Derby for one life of 62 years.

(Lot 5) A Messuage or Farm house and outbuildings with the several closes or parcels of land Freehold of Inheritance…….. on the side of the road leading from Halewood towards Hunts Cross containing 52a. 2r 38p statute measure late in the occupation of the said Richard Weston bounded on the south and west by land of Mr Tarlton and on the north by land of - Blackburne Esq. and on the east by land of the Earl of Derby.

(Lot 6) A close of land, Freehold of Inheritance with four cottages recently erected thereon formerly part of Halewood Green containing 6a 2r 9p statute measure late in the occupation of Richard Weston.

(Lot 7) A pew in the Chancel of Childwall Church

(Lot 8) A pew No. 18 on the north side of the south isle in Woolton Church.

The buildings are in excellent repair and the land is in the highest state of cultivation.

James Ireland at the residence of the late Mr Weston will show the
property.

For further particulars apply to Mr Robert Statter, Knowsley or to Messrs Leigh and Sanders, Solicitors, Basnett St. Liverpool where the plans of the estate may be seen.

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