The Sun. — London, England, 1858-05-14 00:00:00

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FARE BROTHER, CLARK, and •_LYE beg:to inform 'the public that the sALE of the above PROPERTY, advertised to fake place a t Girraway's on Wednesd a y , May 12, is POSTPONED for the present—Lancaster-pine. HAMMERSMITH New-road and Barnsbury-park.—Desira ble Detached Villa Residence, with Gardens and Stabling, Copyhold and nea ly equal to Freehold, at the corner of Hammersmith New and Starch-green Roads ; also Two Leasehold Houses, Nos.• 11 and 12,Sussex-terrace, York place, Barnsbury-park. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER , C LARK, and LYE. have -received instructions from the !,j2cceutrix of the late Henry Fugue, Esq, to SELL by AUC TION, at"Gar raway ' s, on Wednesday, June 9, at Twelve, in Three Lots Lot 1. Avery desirable detached VILLA RESIDENCE known as WARWICK' COTTAGE, with pleasure and kitchen gardens, st Oiling, and corserva tory, situate at the - corner of Hammersmith New-road an d Staich-green-rond, leading to the great highway from London to Uxbridge. The cottage is in beautiful order, a considera ble sum having been expended thereon by the present lessee, P. Besch, Esq. ' whose term will expire at Lady Day n ex t, a t the low rent of 80/. per annum. The greater portion of the property is copybold of the manor of Fulham and nearly equal in value to freehold, the remainder leasehold for a long term, at a trifling ground rent. Lots 2 and 3 . cc;niprise two Leasehold Houses, Nos. 11 and 12, Sussex- te; race, York-place, Barnsbury-park ; in the oc cupation of respectable tenants, at rents amounting to 441, per`annum, and held Air terms of upwards of 80 years, a trifling ground rents. May be - viewed by permission of the te nan t s, an d particn lam bad of W. S. P a y ne, E sq., sol i citor, Furniyal's-inn ; al Garraway's ; and at the office of Messrs. Farebrotlier, Clark and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. IGriAm, Chalk, Denton, Milton, and Gr avesen d , Kent. Valuable Building and Accommodation Land, Marshes, MSaltings, Dwelling Houses, Cottages, and Ground Rent& ESSRS: 'FAREBROTLIER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed to SELL, at Garra lvay's, Change-alley, Cornhill, on Wednesday, May 26, at Twelve, in numerous lots, the following important FREEHOLD ESTATES, 1 4 the county of Kent, viz. ;—ln the parish of Higham, let to Mrs, Tadm an, va l ua bl e S a lti ngs, a b utting on the Thames and 'gbana Creek, containing about 22 acres. Sundry enclosures et detached Accommodation Land, situate near Higham Hall, t e _cl on the road to Gad's-hill, close to th Higham-station of Ilgirth Kent R .ilway, part well adapted for building pur- V.s, and th e rema i nder for market garden grounds, con nenag togetti cr about 17 acres.. Very productive marshes " t ° Otavesend, in - the occupation of Meisrs. Elliott, viz, ""s Iwo marshes in the parish of Chalk, close to West-court ; lejoininerril others, situate in the parishes of Denton and Milton oaluablethe North K en t Railway and Medway Ca na l, very ae;es,'aule or feeding and dairy purposes, containing about 28 -A Capital Marsh, containing eight acres, in the parish i e f milton abuttinc , on the Medway Canal; let to Mr. An "B, butcher, and the adjoining salts, extending t the 4v i er, 1 , n band- Four brick built Cottages, kno."n as East slue ."°, 1 2) close to the church, in the Parish of Milton. Exten• acl ap r i rr n preiniges, an enclosure of land adjoining, part well t ( 3 ( for building purposes, having considerable frontage oth he h igh road to Rochester, let to Messrs. Elliott and 1111411 s, co ntainingtogether - abOut six acres. An Enclosure of ton Land, immed ately in front of Prospect-place, Mil -1,. next Gravesend, and a.plot of Pasture Land, close to Zut i oa fronting the high road, both immediately A B !_a , able' for binilding purposes, containing together about T _eu • a:rueaur: let to Mr. Wraight, "butcher. An adjoining e xtending from Albion-terrace to the basin of the Med ae C anal, very valuable for dairy purposes, containing six r_ r ee let t o M essrs. Fletcher and Co. A Close of Pasture , kn own as Pear Orchard, abutti ng on th e o ld R oman 1-711€1 rn ffion l London to Canterbury, lying very high, overlookin g aN% aced, Milton, and the river, containin g about 20 acres ; ; el ' to Messrs. Elliott. • Two Cottages with n•ardens, adjoin :lie', let to,Messt a. S m ith ers an d Chambers. ° A Ground Rent, niug out of a dwelling house, situate and being 32 on the rrace, Gravesend, with reversion to the rack rental. Two 1:/welling houses adjoining, with gardens, No s . -33 and 34, Terr ace, overlooking the Terrace gardens and ri ver ; l e t t sL eB srs. 'Atkinson and Bushby. A Plot of Building Land i n ue r6 - ar of the preceding h, with frontage of about 48 fe et to the street. The. severals tenants of the lot egoing es tates having received notice to quit, ossession be had at kit:Nu:lll:as next, if desired ; or the p tenants are ay willing to eonti lie their holdings. h P articula rs an d p l ans may be 'IAA the Sun, Chatham ; Rochester ; Mitre Inn, Gravesend ; of M ssrs. Burley 411 d Carlisle, so!leitors, New-square, L neoln's-inn ; Mr. It. Arnold, surVoyor, 15, Duz.e-street, Adelphi; at Garra- ZYe,aY's Lancaster-place, ; aud at the officeslfissrs- ; Varebrother, Cl a rk, and lIIQUGATE-ii ILL.—Very valuable Freehold Estate, Prising a capital old-fashioned Family Residence, c i ra thl tabling, Gardens, and Paddocks, the whole comprisingdfonr about sig ages, full of aarid.and brick earth, a b n le , l3 l . its Position, one of the most important and valua uilding VBites in the vicinity of London. lESRS. FARES ROTHEB, CLARK, AND 13 A L LYE are in-eructedto PREPARE for 1 z-t, at Garraway's, on Wednesday, May 26, at Twelve (un acceptOne Lot, a very able offr bo in t valuable he meantime made by Private o ntraet) , i n - t .FREEHOLD ESTATE, 1 11_r tm ar l a m a o,n Highgate-hill, at its junction with Maiden-lane, eft " 40 se to the town ; comprising a capital old-fashioned 4:'7 residence, containing di .ing and drawing rooms, j°4eh,., 41erous bed rooms, and servants' offices, stable yard with linuse, stabling, and brewhouse ; adjoining the residence 1, 4 , 1 ,e uservatory, opening to the lawn and pleasure grounds, e u e :lela garden sad paddock, with pond of water, the whsle - "' l litog about six acres. The views from the property over Loudon are most extensive, and from the great frontage, but to ilighgateill and Maiden-lane, presents one of the itttloat eligible buildingsites . The estate is full if brick earth ,:c 1 eland, and, being raised, the allele might be easily cos. to bricks, prior tobuilding on the property. b ia.t ay be viewed by cards only, which, with particulars and tet_46e.tylleyybe had of P. Hughes, Esq. solicitor, Gresham at Carraway's ; and at tile_ offices of Messrs. L.....__'r brother, Clark, and Lye, - Lancaster-place, Strand. ij" - --- 1 „ , --..,• , and BU R Y , in ,the heart of. the City of London.—Valuable pdL° Important Freehold Premises, situate between the I.~eeon and Westminster Bank and the Argus Assurance , and f ac i ng Bartholomew-lane and the Bank of Eng with immediate poss&ssion. ESSRS. FAREBROTHER. CLARK, AND Rt LLL LYE are instructed by the Proprietors to Ait lit T- °Y.AUCTION, at Garraway's, •oti Thursday, May 27, welye ; an exceedingly valuable and important (fit i " . FREEHOLD ESTATE baje__ i mmediate possession),. comp! ising the brick built pre -4.'3, most commandingly Situate, No. 39, Lothbury, in the adjoining the Loud 'n and West 7 b:rt of the city of London, nets / . Bank and the Argus Assurance °face, having a front ife of 28teet to the street, by a depth of 36 feet, aud facing 4, lt tholomew-lane and the Bank of England, admirably ~n)ted for a bank, an insurance office, or any public c.tm ee,23,.. N, lr la„ 7 be viewed, and particulars had of John T. Rawlinson, t,,, 46 licitor Horsham, Sussex; of Messrs. Cobbold and tb,74'11, solicitors, 3, Bedford-row ;at Garraway's ; and at te r °faces of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lances r„ -Pl4 ea, Strand. ‘ - ' l° 7e to the New Bridge to Battersea-park, on tho Chelsea tie.- Freehold Ground Rents, producing 1571. 6s, per f 4 11 ° 1 , amply secured upon property, the rack rentals o %II amount to upwards of 1,200/..per annum. "SES. FA REBROTHER, CLARK, AND tit.; LYE are instructed by the Directors of 4 _ e k kt,„"ise t Waterworks Cempany to SELL by AUCTION,. rra,„._, s, ''. 7 on Thursday, May 27, at Twelve, in Lots, k0tb,,..• FREEHOLD GROUND RENTS. 1 4 4 C o 4 , - " l l ' e g . to 1 57/. 6s, per annum, issuing out of 17 houses 011,,c. icoad South, Pimlico --the William IV. public `tree, at theyorner of the Commercial-road, and Robert- NP:eki:_B24 houses in Robert-street, .extensive cow yard and rk e r i _ , 4 cottages called Ranehigh cottages, stableyard : ,2 0, u P, and Premises, the rack rentals whereof exceed t4otte:,pe.ranuurn. Toe property is well built, partly stone lroxiZ„liorn the old Carlton-house, and from its immediate 1 e to the Ranelagh-bridge must be greatly increased P amir tfilr t required for the great improvements contem 1514 ted ii iu l attic ,a pproaches to the bridge and district. 1121. t/ • 4 - i t',, rB 'nay be had at the William IV., on the pro efkri4t a, , 0/ aIeSSTS. Few and Co., solicitors, Covent-garden; t t l Z,, a e,a; and e offices of Messrs, FarcDrother, ' 4 Ile, Lancaster plue Strand, .____ Important REVERSIONS to the Sum of 35,000/. Money, on al the death of a Gentleman in his 61st year : Three several Sums of 5,5001. Consols,i2n.the death of pArties aged 46, 45, and 38 ; and the Sum of 10,0001. Consols, dependent upon the life of four p:rsOns ; ,alsO the Absolute Reversion - to the Sl:na of .5,5601. 85., subj,crto-a deduction of 1,868/. Ile. Three per Cent: Consols. IVIESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and 1-71. LYE beg t , , inform the public that the whole of the_above valuable REVERSIONS were SOLD, at the Auction, at Garraway's, on Wednesday last.—Lancaster place, 'day 7. to nearly 18,0001., with Bonuses. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and M LYE beg to inforni the public that the whole of the above were. SOLD, at the Auction. at Garraway's, on lyeduesday, last.—Lancaster-place, May 7. The- NEXT PRESENTATION to the Vicarage of Chieveley, near Newbury, Berks, with capital Parsonage :House, 218 Acres of Glebe, and the Tithes, the gross income and value amounting to upwards of 1,6001. per annum ; the Ineurn. • bent in his 51st year. VIESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE beg to Morin the public that the above Was NOT SOLD at the Auction at Garraway's, and may now be treated for by Private•Contract.—Lancaster•piaco. the Valuable ADVOWSON and Next Presentation to the Rectory of Maresficid, - near Uckfield, Sussex ; Annual • Incatae, 7361, ; the present Incumbent in his 64th year, - - 11 E 1E§SRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and 'LYE bog to inform the public that the abovi •Was NOT SOLD at the Auction at Garraway's, and may now be trvated fdr by Prliate Coutract.—Lancaster-place. _ r KENNINGTON PARK, Camberwell New-road, and New Church-toad, Camberwell, close to St. George's Church.— rValuable and extensive Freehold Eita;te, consisting of about . 40 • Private Residences and Shops, the ground leases whereof will expire in 8 and 132 years, the racis rental L amounting to about 1,600/. per annuth. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE bez to inform the public that the greater portion of the above valuable PROPERTY was SOLD at - the Auction- at Garriway's, and that the few rema i n i ng lots may be treated for by Private Contract.---Lancaster . place, • B A.VERSTOCK - BILL—Va foible - Plot of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, and Two Plots of Building I.4nd at a .Peppercorn. • MESSRS. FA.REBROTHER,, CLARK, and LYE bea to inform the public that the above LAND was NOT SOLD at the Auction at Grarraway's, and may now be treated for by Private Contract.—Lancaster place. 6 stone/ Od. to 80 eal, each l 0. 0. ioal. 0 of Third. 38s oq I- - ; ad --.-3 Cd —s Od ___.; od heat and noted 3d upported n, except extreme Od to 261 d; grind new, --a —s to —I lour, 14 8 '8 6d per -- • d. 16 3 14 6 5 1 6 " l5 6 15 0 im 21 0 17 6 ...ear 6 ir 6 15 3 16 9 14 0 , 14 6 14 6 16 6 EVE NINA tes~mebiP MI) h i ll 3 M0 11 "1 rot epee party I , mbark 111Wal inst., 0 stela ° . Ki for al' the Wife i .e wi t. of ,terfor ds ÷ the ,4 ga b ut )l t Liard ° ' so' 'ler churo b: of r gi . I GraC-0 )f Sell' v r a ulog' 0 riot) oc i vfl, 0- [l, 044 to il' rg th og . SAW 1 ' tb e o f ty of 010 161 6, It oos" 10 , 74 13ii ..... 5 79 , 1734 ...- No. 29,559.) SALES BY AUCTION. BARNSBURY and Cierkenwell.—Leasohold Investments, producing, and of the estimated value. of, 155/. per annum, the property of the late Mr. Dix, MESSRS. FA.REBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE have received in.structions from the Executors to SELL at GArraway's, on. Thursd-y, May, 27, at Twelve, in Fiie Lots, A LEASEHOLD PRIVATE RESIDENCE, • No. 39, Baker-street, Lloyd-square, Clerkenwell, in the occupation of Mr. Merriman, at 35 , , per annual, held for an unexpired term of 64 years, wanting 21 days, from Mid summer, at a grOund rent of 8/. per annum, No. 9, Clare mont-row, Barnsbury-road, in the cecupation of Mr. Henry Clarke, at 401. per annum, held for an unexpired term of 59 years, ai a ground rent of 71. 10g.' per annum, No. 10, late in the occupation of thedeceased; of the same value, held for a similar term and ground rent. No, 11, Claremout-row, in hand, of the same value, held for a similar term, at a ground rent of 61 per annum, and stabling iu the rear, held for the same term at a small ground rent. May be viewed by permission of the 'tenants, and particu lars had of Messrs. Monckton, Guy, and Monckton, solicitors, 1, Raymond-b u ildi ngs, G ray ' s- i nn , at Garraway's ; and at the 'offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster 'place, Strand. BlllGHTON.—Valuable and Important Copqhold Estate Inearly equal to freehold, being the well-known and eaten pire Bank ng Premises, situate in North-stroet, let to, and n the occupation of Messrs. Hall, West, and Borror, ankers, at 2001, per annum. ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK AND LYE are Instructed by the Proprietor to 6 LL at Garraway's, on Thursday, May 27, at i welve, a V luable and Highly-important COPYHOLD ESTATE, ne rly equal to freehold, being held of the Manor of Brighton, at n annual (put rent of 14d., and a flue and heriot of 6d, ea h, comprising the capital and substantial Business Pre. m es, situate in North.street, Brighton, and di , tinguished as the Brighton Union Bank, ror many years in the occupation I of' and now let on leas e t o, M es re. H a l l, West, and Borrer, th eminent b nke rs, f or a t erm, o f wh i ch about 12 years are un xpired at Lady-day ne x t, a t a mo d erate rental of 2001. pe annum, forming an un d en i a bl e secur i ty for the invest or tof capital. ay be viewed by p erm i ss i on o f the tenants, and particulars ha of George Hill, Esq., solicitor, Brighton ; at the Old hip Horl; and at the offices .of Messrs. Farebroth er, Cl ar k , aal Ly , Lancaster-place. ESSEX, close to Southend.--Desirable Freehold Estate known as New House Farm, with Exce'lent Family Resi denco, Cottages, Garden, and Orchard, in the Parish of Sutton. The whole about 86 acres. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed by tire Trustees under the wll of William Cockerton, Esq.. deceased, to SELL at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, at*Twelve, the following very Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATES, situate between Southend and Rochford, and within half an hour's drive of the Southend station on the Tilbury Railway, in the parish of Sutton, otherwise Great Sutton, immediately opposite the rectory, and near the church, adjoining lands belonging to the Earl of Mornington and Mrs. Aitkin, known as New House Farm, with excellent brick built Family Resi dence, beautifully placed, commanding good views, with car riage drive. It contains six bed chambers, entrance hall, well staircase, drawing and dieing roms, and ample domestic offices; extensive agricultural buildings, comprising barns, stabling, granary, impl ment sheds, cow sheds, Sac., with kitchen and flower gardens, lawn and shrubbery, paddock, and several enclosures of very productive Arable and Pasture In the confines of Huntingdon, Bedford, and Cambridge Land, pleasingly tirol'ered, containing together about 84 Shires, about three miles from the Sandy stati on on th e acres. Early possession will be given. The lands have been Great Noithern Railway.--The very desirable Freehold and for many years farmed by the testator in the most spirited Tithe-free Residential Estate, known as Woodbury-hall, manner, regardless of expenses. A . double Cott ge and Gar wth its park, pleasure-grounds, and plantations, the tale- ' den, situate near Sutton Church, abutting on the lands of orated White Wood, Three Homesteads, Cottages, Wata. Mrs. Aitkin, James Tabor. Esq., and Mr. Berkeley, and lands Corn-mill, and numerous enclosures of Arable and Meadow adjoining, known as Tan YPrd, in the occupation of Messrs. Land ; the whole iu first-rate condition, and comprisi ng an Popplewell and Prayle, as yearly tenants, at rents amounting area of 454 acres, with possession to 161 165. per annum. M ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK , and ' The estates may be vie we d, an d par ti cu l ars, with plans, may be had at the Royal Hotel, Southend : Ki ng ' s H ea d and LYE are instru c t e d I,y ti e Proprieto r , i n consequence of his havi ng p urc h ase d another estate, to SELL. Old Ship Inns, Rochf or d ; • C as tl e I nn, Wiekford ; of John Hudson, Esq , solicitor, Fenchurch-buildings ; at Oarraway's; by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 9, at and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, 6, Twelve (unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Lancaster-place, Strand. Private Contract), the beautiful RESIDENTIAL ESTATE, known as WOODBURY. HALL, ESSEX, near Rockford.—High House and Golden Cross situate in the parish of Ever on-cutn-Tetworth, Hunts, and Farms, with Cottages and Land, situate on and near Ga mlingay, Cambridgeshire, just where the counties meet 1 Hockley-h: with Bedfordshire, about two miles from Potten, sir from Biggleswade, twelve from Bedford, fourteen fro n Huuting don,i eighteen from Cambridge, and only three miles from the Sandy station on the Great Northern Railway, and a hoar and a halrsride from Lond• n. The residence isapproac ,ed from the high road by a carriage drive through the far-famed White Wood, with lodge entrance, and is beautifully placed iu the moss commanding situation, possessing charming and exten sive views over the fertile valley of Bedfordshire. The real dench is commodious and fully adequate to the legitimate wands of a large and respectable family, and ontains six principal bed chambers, two dressing-rooms, four servants' b d-rooms, dre. i a noble entrance-h a ll, p r i nc i pa l an d secon dary staircase, drawing and dining rooms elegantly finished, library, breakfast, and billiard rooms, extensive domestic offices, ample cellarage on the basement. The out-offices are screened from the mansion, and are in the b es t poss ibl e repair, comprisin g t wo coach houses, extensive stabling, &c., carriage yard, a capital walled kitchen garden, well steamed with standard and other fi nit trees, surrounded by outer garden; a gardener's cottage, fruit, and potato houses, tool house, &c., and orchard. The I leasure grounds are most tastefully disposed in parterres, with gravelled walks, green rides, and avenues, extensive park studded with timber of large growth, and ornamented with clumps of fir and other trees. The far-famed White Wood, celebrated by botanists for the gro c thofwildflowersandraspberries. Foxhall and other woods aboundin , with game, and forming capital reserves, sheets of ornamental water, with summer-house, detached carpenter's shop, and sawmill, and the following farms, all in good repair, and partly newly built, viz. : —Home Farm with farm house, now divided into two tenements, barn, granary, bullock and cattle sheds, stabling, &c. ; Sturey's Farm, a ith farm house containing four bedrcrims, pantry, dairy, parlour, sitting room, store room, and kitchen, with good cellarage in the basement. The • outbuildings are most conveniently placed, and comprise brewhouse, granary, with dovecot over, barns, open cattle sheds, yards divided for stock, calf, and bullosk sheds, cart-horse stab'iug and loose boxes, cart sheds, garden and sheep yards New Farm, with farm house re cently erected by the proprietor, forming a model cottage, containing three bedrooms, parlour, sitting room, dairy, and celar, and eapit d outbuildings, enc'osed and Jorming nearly a square, comprising barns, beast houses, cowsheds-, c=g hi-see, loose box, with cart-horse stabling, &c., togeti or .102 sundry enclosures of very rich productive arable, pasture, and wood land, the whole in the best condition, having been farmed for many years in a spirited anner by the proprietor regardless of expense. There are three distinct roads to the uveral homes ends and lands, without in any way interfering with the principal carriage way to the mansion, all of which are in good repair. The estate comprises an area of about 453 acres. The foregoing lands - are in hand, and the proprietor having purchased another ost ;to, early possession can be ob tained. The estate is freehold and tithe-fres, except a small enclosur.3 formerly part of Gr. atheath, containing about three acres. Several packs of hounds hunt the neighbourhood, and the property abounds wi h game,having capital covers, many of the enclosur es are belted with plantations, which are now in a thriving state. In addition to the noble trees in the park numerous young ones have been planted and screened. The estate abuts on the property of the Hon. 0. Duncombe and Clare Hall, Cambridge, and is plentifully supplied with water of the best quality. There are three pews in Gam ingay Church and ono in Tetworth, belonging to the property. The estate may be viewed by cards only ; and particulars, with plans, may b: had a.; the offices of the journals at Bed ford and Cambridge ; at the Swan, Biggleswade ; George, Hunting. ton ; Cross Keys, St. Neot's ; of George Wade, Esq., Baldock, Hats; at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Wars. Farebrother, Clarke, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. .iockley-hill, in the parishes of Hawkwell, Ashendon, and Rochford, containing together about 101 acres, and producing a Rental of 132/. per annum. JESSRS. 3 FARE BROTHE it, CLARK, an d LYN 3 are instructed by the trustees under the will of William Cockatoo, Esq., deceased, to SELL at Gan away's, on Tuesday, Jane 22, at Twelve, in Lots, the following very desirable FREEHOLD and (SMALL PART) COPYHOLD ESTATES, situate near the market-Town of Rochford—Firstly. High House Farm, in the parish of Hawkwell, abutting on the globe lands and rectory of the parish, with bailiff's cottage, garden, and about 20 acres of arable land. Secondly, Golden cross Farm, situate at the junction of the roads from Rochford to Farnbridge Ferry, Chelmsford, and Canewdon, only one mile from Rochford, in the parishes of Ashendon, Hawkwell, and Rochford, with bailiff's cottage, garden, orchard, and good outbuildings, and about 64 acres of amble pasture land. Thirdly, an Enclosure of Arable Land, about half a mile from the market town of Rockford, adjoining Swain's Farm, the property of the Earl of Mornington, containing about 11 acres. The whole of the foregoing are let on lease to Mr. James Samuel Cockerton, for a term of 14 years from '29tli September, 1850, at 115/. per annum. Fourthly, a Cottage and Garden, with about two acres of land, situate at the bottom of ockley Hill, in the parish of Hawkwell, let to James Carter, as yearly tenant, at E. rer annum. Fifthly, a Plot of Arable Land, heretofore called Gravel Pit Field, with cottage thereon, situate on the top of Hockley Hill in the parish of Hawkwell, containing aboit 43 acres, let to Geo2ge Wood, Esq , as yearly tenant, at 8/. per annum. The estates may be viewed, and pirticulars, with plans, may be had at the King's 'Head and Old Ship Inns, Roeh iFfoteeraisderh; John Hudson, su. R rFe Tj es l tbr i f reoe o tt t h e ; l e r , Southendc at claarrik.a w aa ; yn, ds e Castle Inn, Inn, Wickford ; of Esq., so.icitor, 4, Fenchurch-buildings, Strand. 6 a , t La t n h c e ast o e ffi r - c p e l s a coo! ESSEX.—In the Parishes of Wick ford, South Hanning• field, Downhann, and Ramsclen Ba!house, midway between the Towns of Rayleigh and Billericay. A very valuab e Freehold Farm, called Bridge House, containing 191 Acres, let at 2101. per annum, MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are inst ructe d b y the Trustses under the wi lof William Cockzrton, Esq., deceased, to SELL at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, at Twelve, the following FREEHOLD ESTATE situate in the parishes of Wiekford, South Hanningfield, Downhatn, and Raluiden Belhcuse, about midway between the towns of Rayleigh and Billericay, lying contiguous to the village of Wickford, in the best park of the county of wetter, 29 mi es from London, and only 4 miles from the Pitsea sta tion of the Tilbury and , outhend Railway, viz,, BRIDGE HOUSE AND HALF HEDGES FARM, with capital briekbuilt .nd slated Family Residence, ap proached from the road by carria.:e drive and sweep, con taining 6 bed chambers, entrance hall, drawing and dining rooms, morning room, eat nsive domestic offices. The out buildings are screened from the ho 'se, and are in the best possible state of repair, comprising 2 coach-houses, good stabling, 2 barns, and other buildings, enclosed yards for stock amply supplied with water, kitchen and flower gardens. rookery, and sundry enclosures of productive arable and pas ture land, abutting on good roads, and containing about 194 acres, let on lease t o M r. J ohn Brewitt, for a term of 7 years from Michaelmas, 1854, at 2101. per annum. The property may be viewed, and particulars, with plans, had at the King's Head and Old Ship Inn., Roehford ; Royal Hotel, Southend; Castle Inn, Wickford; of John Hudson, Esq., solicitor, 4, Fenchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-street ; at Garraway's; t-nd at the offices of Messrs. Fare' rother, Clark, and Lye, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand. SUSSEX, in the Parishes of Rotherfield and Wadhurst.— Freehold Farms, old-estat)lished Tannery, and several Cottages. ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and 131. LYE will SELL, at Gtrraway's, on Wednes day, June 9, at Twelve, in Lots, pursuant to an order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Tompsett v. Wickens, a valuable FREEHOLD AND PART COPYHOLD ESTATE, a portion of it free of gre .t tithes, and the greater part land tax redeemed, situate about four miles from the Frant station of the Tunbridge Wells and Hastings Branch Railway, and five miles from Tunbridge Wells ; comprising a gentleman's Farm Residence, both comfortable and commanding exten sive views, known as Mark Hous e , w ith goo d offices, garden, &^. An old-establshed Tannery, with bark barns, curriers' buildshops, tallow an I oil stores, grindery, and all other necessary buildin,gs f arm for carrying on the trade, an d t an yar d , w i th pits, the residence, as also the other buildings and tan nery, haring just been put into excellent repair. The Marl b rough's Head Farm, with dwelling house, lately put into t s l l l9l 4 ol. a r p o we f ir t t h ha e nan r e o uv a er : a , ;i n se e i or a o t el on t s h eul e or eseusnrotefrsavnoecrfey arable,roi oh R e m n complete repair, with gardens in front, and on the opposite pheauardstßottwireFl.aarnhindo,p2l,"Peat and wood land, at Mark's-cross, on the nut to Wadhurst. con taining valuable brick earth, with 24 acres, let at 301. per annum ; a wheelwright's and a blacksmith's shop, lately let at 10/. per annum; two valuable enclosures of meadow land and a cottage, on the road from Mark-cross to Frant, lot to Mr. Mansar at 331. per annum ; sundry cottages, at Rotherfield, Early Hill, on the road leading from Maynard 's-green to Steel's cross, and near the Boar's Head l an, on the high road from Tunbridge Wells to Brighton, producing about 181, per annum, a.. d in th 3 midst of the estates of th e Earl of Aber gavenny. Particulars may be had of Mr. Dover, 12,. South-square, Gray's-inn ;of Messrs. Palmer, Palmer. and Bull, 24, Bedford-row ;of Messrs Hughes, Koarsey, Masterman, and Hughes, 17. Bucklcrsbury ; of Mr. Hastie, 8, Gray's-inn square; square, of Mr. Witty, 21, Essex-street, Strand; at Gana •, way's, and at the offices of Messrs, Farebrotber, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand, ESSEX.—In the Parishes of Wickford, Runwell, South Han ningfield, and Downham, midway between the Towns of Rayleigh and Bille icay. —A very Valuable Freehold Farm, called Stileman's, containing 161 acres. yIESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed by the Trusteeq under the will of William Cockerton, Esq., deceased, to PREPARE for SALE, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, at Twelve, the following FRET,IIOLD EITATE, situate in the parishes of Wickford, Runwell, South Harming field, and Downham, about mid ;ray between tho towns or Rayleigh and Billericay, lying contiguous to the village of Wickford, in the best part of the county of Essex' 29 miles from London and only four miles from the Pitsea Station of the Tilbury and Southend Railway, viz. :—Stilernan's with dwelling-house, containing several bedrooms, drawing room, parlour, hal, kitchen, dairy, and other office;, with the following agricultural buildings, very conveniently placed, and over'ooked from the house, viz :—Au extensive range of cattle sheds, large tarn, good stabling, cowhouses, gighouse, &c , with a tank of water supplied from a pond in the mead, situate in the rear of the stack-yard, and sundry enclosures of the most productive arable, pasture, and meadow land, containing t , gether about 161 Bcres, let on lease to Mr. Samuel Brunwin, for a term of seven years from September 29, 1854, at 2101. per annum The estate is intersected by the river Crouch ; the pastures a';utting on the river are ye? y productive, the arable lands produce some of the best barley crops in the county, and the present tenant has farmed the lands in accordance with the most approved agricultural prin. sepia?. The property may be viewed, and particulars, with plans, may be had at the King's Head Kale _Ship Inns, Rochford ; Royal Hotel, Southend; Castle lon, Wickford; of John Hud son Es 1., solicitor, 4,Venchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-st ree t ; Garraway's ; and' at the offices of Mes_rs, FarobrOther, C l a rl‘i Old LYea 6, Lncuter-place, Strand, in the parish of Denham, within half a mile of the town of Uxbridge, one mile from the railway station, eight fr m Windsor, six from Slough, and 17 from London, viz. —Lot 1. A Freehold Plot of Arable Land, frontiug the high road to Qxford and the lane leading to Denham, presenting most eli gible sites for bui ding purposes, known as Lodge Cl se, con taining 10 acres. Lot 2. The Queen's Head Inn, with good offices, sundry cottages, extensive stabling and gardens, with a plot of nursery grounds ; the whole producing a rental of about 1531, per annum. Lot 3. An extensive Close of - Arable Laud, fronting the high road from Uxbridge to Oxford, with valuable frontages, available for building purposes ; a Farm house, now converted into 3 cottages, good barn, and , most substantial buildings, recently erected, regardless of expense, briel:. - -built and slated, with a.pleilte floors, compridng e - bw ABSOLUTE SALE —Be r k s hi re, on th e b or d ers of Oxford- house, cart sheds, stable, and loose box, piggeries, euelosel shire— Valuable Estate, comprising Su erior Farm Resi- yard, - tank of water, close of rich meadow land, the whole eon. Bence, with Garden and Agricultural B ildings, and about taming about 103 acres, Lot 4. Five Closes of Pasture awl ; -240 Acres of Land-, held under St, John's College on a Arable Land, extending to the river Colne, and possessing vain renewal Lease, and let at 3201. per annum, able frontages to the Denham-road, containing about 43 acres, AxESSRS. FARE BROTHER, . CLARK, and Lots 1,3, and 4, are in -h an d, an d f or many years have been _LYJL LYE will SELL at Garraway'e, on Thurs- farmed on the most approved principles; many fences have been Has , May 27, a t T we l ve ( un l ess an acceptable off e r be thrown down, and the enc l osures en l arge d , The property is pleasingly timb ••red, and f rom it s prox i m i ty to the market Previously made by P r i va t e C on t ract), a very desirable ESTATE, town of Uxbridge, is very valuable as accommodation and ituate in the village and parish of Eaton, Berks, 4i miles rorn the city of Oxford, and five from Abingdon ; consisting building land: Particulars, with plans, may be had at the Queen's Head Sfasuperier farm reside nce, s t uccoe d i n imitation of stone, with Inn, Denham ; Whit e H ar t H o t e l , Wi ndsor and Uxbridge ; of Charles Wilki e , E sq , so li c i tor, Tokenhouse-yard ; at 3 fflees,gardenandorchard, all necessary agr i cultural buildings Garra,way's ; and at the offi ces of Moms. Farebrother, Cl ar k, Ind 240 acres of mea l ow , pasture, and arable land, in a good state of cultivation. The estate is held under the President and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand, and Scholars of St. Jehn'sCollege, Oxford, on lea se f or a t erm hf twenty years from October 10, 1810, and renewable, ac- On the High Road, belween Royston and CaMbridie; on the eording to custom, upon payment of a fiue. borders of Carnbiidge, Herts, and Essex.—Substantial ! The estate may b • viewed and particulars had of the Family Residence, with Gardens and Pleasure-grounds, and tenant ;at the Angel, Oxford ; Crown and Thistle, Abing. a compact Farm of about 225 Acres, with Homestead and on ;of Me:isrs. Haines and Sons, solicitors, Farringdon ; Cottages. at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLAR K, and Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. i M LYE, are instructed to S-11. at GArnway's on Wednesday, June 15, at Twelve, (unless an acceptable RITTLE, ESSEX.—Valuable Freehold Estate, Land-tax offer is previously made by Private Contract), in Two Lots, - Redeemed, the followi , g valuable ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, AND FREEHOLD AND SMALL -PART COPYHOLD ESTATES, 10 • situate about three mi!es from Royston, from Cambridge, LYE will SELL by AUCTION, at Garra- 12 from Saffron Walden, and only three-quarters from the 11fay's on Thursday, May 27, at Twelve, by direction of the Meldreth Station of the Httchin Bra nc h R a il way, in the ortgagee, a valuable r FREEHOL D ESTATE, p ar ish of Melbourn, comprising a spacious res id ence, w i th coachhonse, stabling, pleasure grounds, and paddocks, Situate linsisting of a messuage or dwelling-house, called Greenbury in the village, in the occupation of the proprietor, W. C. lodge, in the parish of Writtle, ici the county of Essex : to- Carver, Esq,, and of-which possession will be given. Three i ther with a barn and other outbuildings, garden, orchard, Cottages and a capital Farm, with good homestead, and about d two pieces ofarableand pasture,centaining about ten acres, 220 acres f principally arable land, let to Messrs. William id being let on le ase t o M r. G eorge Byford, and the remain- and Lewis French, at 1601. per annum. . The greater part of rto yearly tenants, at rents amounting to £6O per annum, the estates are land-tax redeemed ; the land is highly pro. May be viewed by permission of the tenants, and particu- ductive, is had at the inns in the neighbourhood ;ofC. B. Teague, May be viewed, and particulars, with plans, had on the q., solicitor, Crown Court, Cheapside; at GArrkway's ; estate ;at the Bull, Cambridge ; Crown, Royston Rose and dat the office of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Crown, Saffron Walde n ; o f M essrs. Th urnall and Nash, soli. ineaster-place, Strand. , citors, Royston ; at Ga rrawa y' s ; an d at the offic sof Messrs, Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster.place, Strand, LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY - 14, -Tl-858. SALES BY AUCTION. BUCKS, near- to Uxbridge. —Very desirable Freehold Farm, with newly-erected Farm Buildings, the Queen's Head Inn, sundry Cottages, Plots of Accommodation Land, and Nursery Ground, the whole about half a mile from the town. MESSRS. 'FAREBROTEIER, CLARK, and LYE have received instructions from the Mortgagee, to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on Wed nesday, June 9, in lots, the following Desirable . FREEHOLD ESTATES. sALBs By AUCTION. RADNORSHIRE.—Extensive and Highly Important R•ee hold Estates divided into convenient Farms, and embracing an area of 2,550 Acres, situate w ith in eight miles of New ton, in Montgomeryshire, seven miles from Rbayader, and fifteen from Penybout. and 13 from Knighton. M ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE have reePived instructionA from the Trustee under the will of the late Jonathan Field, Esq., to PREPARE for SALE, at Garraway's, ix the month of June next, in One or more Lots (unless an acceptable offer is previ- vAluable and im opusortalynt made by private Contract), highly FREEHOLD ESTATES, A nts in the M anor of Gal.Ffynydd, L'Anno, and manor, cont a i n i ng to r s land, divid e d i n t o con venient oe i b t nt u a bb eea t ryn e cdn i v ren m a nor i a l amtr h hl y e i r 2, parishes stoogoreiagt:h ret s f woo L vifte l p a hr r o n tA . b hd a i eui d oes a a tt n : rue , ee venient farms with good homesteads, and intersected for three miles by the river 'thou, which affords capital trout and sal mon fishing ; also a" excellent Water Corn Mill, called Croeh ran Mill, and sev era l c o ttag e s. The estate is capable of great improvement at a moderato outlay, and the railroad now in and those course considerably oron js de et e o rad f con struction bi enhance e a l etu N nt e y w or n Radnor, must A more detailed advertisement will appear, and the day of sale fixed, when the survey now being i ire t f s roc i n a io lu nß e s : ivnesttlireY made is completed.— Lancaster-place PRELIMINARY ADVERTISE KEN P, —ln Chancery, " Price v. Watson "—Shropshire and Denbighshire.—V-ry Naluable Estates and Rent Chargcs, pr d ue i ng upwards of 3.0001, per Annum ; also Oae Fourth Part of West India Dock and London Dock Stock, and Shares in the Eat London Wa . er Works and Globe Insurance Companies. MESSRS. FAREBRUTHER, CLARK. and LYE are instructed, under an Order in the above cause, to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's Coffee. house, Change Alley, Cornhill, on Wednesday, June 30, at Twe:ve, in Three Lots, the fo lowing valuable 'PROPERTIES, xi viz ,in the county of Salop, the St. Martin's Estate, situate th in the parish of 'it. Martin's, in the township of Ifton. with g the farm house, co.tages, and lands, comprising about 69 Acres, let to various tenants at rents amounting to 911. per ro 55, annum,2B. and he 24 under Bishopd an er d t t h h e e L s o u rd rvivor, at t o h f e A n sa om ph in , lives a f l or rentso aged 4 ta si: and 20s. per annum. In the county of Denbigh, North Wales, pi the Gresford Estate, situate at Gresford in the lordship of as Bloomfield, comprising the rent charges in lieu of tithes • issuing out of lands in the slid parish, amounting to 2,5441. per annum. The Gresford Parsonage House, the Parsonage Farm, and various other farms with suitable homesteads and r• laud, together with cottages, gardens, and accommodation s ' . land in Gresford village, together 283 acres, let at renta's amounting to T.,671. per annum. The foregoing aro held under I lease dated Juno 23, 1828, for a term of 21 years, fr m the 2 10 5 1 th io llf a., are s b l.. ,1 24 828 2 s atp per rents annum.of 651T.,i5i011/e.al,eas 7s b 2d b ., eo l n s/ r . e , n 2 e o w /..., able every seven years, on payment of a fine; the renewal fine about to be paid amounts to 5,401/. s . 6d. Also, One Fourth Share of and in the following Stocks ' , rid Shares, viz, —6,314/. 12s. Wes:, India Dock Stock ; 1,265/. L•mdon Dock Stock ; 23 Shares in the East London Waterworks; and 24 Shares in the Globe Insurance Companies. re tahnedp plaintiff, iff shortly 23 ,s b o 3 u t h h a a d m o D f t o n n sbAqubuPi Abra h ams, n ta ; i g me s o u : f l'a Ct h:seaqasn s olicitor r . °Py Emmett ntmairei; preparin g, togoraf Messrs , e s s o s n r B o m o a m r and ur )r. . Buller, 5 0 6 ; e woosj il L ffo l ae i ,t e r s sehe ° r ys ss i s B l. arsn 3 s po. nebtefisehs,leselliitar.dirsoduSa.idp;:Loe as f ;Ira: and dt i ß er . , L ar p a s na l e e , l :6 , s , E F:r ci n e d der ß l ic o 2 k y , F r e d erick's -place, • d at Jewry Chambers, Old Jewry' of Messrs. J. and F G. Isaac son, 40, Norfolk-street, Strand; of George smith, Esq ,5, offices e s r sr : a roy o kf tf,a H n4fit H ,rß . B.cy L Fmahwaaenrrrec,abensirc.9;hcaEonhrs lave ael 6 tar , yr k 7 ai ia y ' s inn squ ar e; of Messrs. Chatfield and Hart, 16. Austin Friars; Pri n a ia d ; • Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. In CHANCERY. —" Coney v. colley. Estates, situ a t e i n Drury-lane, au "—Valuible producin a l rental of 2211. 12s. p er annum. g MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE will SELL at Garrawa y 's, in .)t, under an ord er of the Court of Chancery in the above c L ause, the 'o:liming valuabl e FREEHOLD ESTA viz. :-- Four brick built houses. with slops, being Nos. 16, B', 81, and 81 4 , in that great thoroughfare, Drury-late, and No. 8, in White Hart str.et, La - ling from Drury-lane to Catherine treet, Strand, let to respectable tenants, partly on lease, and producing a rental of 2211. 128. per annum, To be viewed by leave of the tenants, and parti ulars had of Messrs. Hughs, /Cearsey, Masterman, and Hughes, soli citors, 17, Bucklers bury; at Glarraway's; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, awl Lye, Lancaster place, Strand. opB3lfAl VgPrsiteleEatrhabsi, Gloucestera t t he' K 3 i milesilg ' s Bead f r ill: tw ni GL L O ea U d C ,) E n S , laTdf.aoßtuSutildibrgloßtirdite•aildeosTilfbcoMur cl fi , v l o et to the quit-rents .-* o a r r . Fl or ai l:o ot r i c t lsh 2 Lordship o a f er :l s ig o h: a,,d om the city of Qoucester, is the Newent, wit 1 the ancient Rome, E. FAREBROT LYE mre instrauici l sl a ten n dg e fr : o t o t m 4 o o po o t i rt . t ap:coprs Aannum,builto f to t hore dsteher Dairycwo called lotl t hef h the Manor , HGHLEADON, HER, CLARK, and idles of Rudford and Neweut, about Court, miles from the city 131811I L P ealo r n e , Gloucester, ou Satarda June 26, at One, the y, t, 8 from Tewkesbury, and mANOR OR LOR otherwise Leaden, otherwise situate in the ar 16 from Ledbury, with the capital- Daily Farm and ancient Residence known as Highleadon Court excellent r mi t es, comprising extensive bullock and fatting is h a e r d m s pre elosed ya ds for stock, most amply supplied with water, ierl barn, granary, g° 'd stabling, and other buildings, ga ' rden, orchard, and saucily enclosures of th e most productive sra. ble, pasture, and saucily land; the w h ole . about 228 acres let to Mr. Thomas Lane as yearly tena , 4 at 4001. per annum, The present tenant, who his occupied the farm for 14 years, has made ciosiderable improvetnen s ; the lanais have been farmed in a most spirited wanner, the pastur • es are remark st in the district ably good, and the be _. . for rearing of young stock or for dairy purposes. Ine neighbourhood is very - Tibberton Court, Tayuton House U perty, viz., Highnam, leadon Court, and Hartbury Court; Iligbleadon-greet; p longing to the mailer, is very extensive ; th ere are , be small quit rents arising from cottages built en the Waste The property may be viewed, and particul .rs. with plans, when ready, may be had at the principal inns at Gloucester, Newent, and Tewkesbury ; of Messrs. Whiteside and Smith, solicitors, 63, Lincoln's-inn-fields; at Garrawars ; nd a the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, 6, Kansas-ter-place, Strand. 1 1 3 n u t i ti ld e i pnagr'i:hdof Charlton Catherine, GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—DesirabIe Preehol7" ---- Farm in the dkarishes of Down Hatherley and Twig worth St . ! nown ation as nCdi closerch F to a r Kings, occupied by Mr. C Dowle; an d ~_ .n Enclosure of Land near We tgate-bridge, in the City of Gloucester, let to Mr. Gough. Cheltenham,Valuable MESSRS. FAREBROTRER, CLARK and LYE are instructed to PREPARE for SALE, at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on Saturday, June 26, at One, the following very desirable FRE MOLD ESTATES, the city of Gloucester, a : —Church rachshie'ratr'rnemsoitvueatferoamb°tte3hitguhilersoafirlfrom Glouces ter to Tewkesbury, in the parishes of boron Hatherley and Twigwoi th St. Catherine, consisting of a farm house and pre mis adjoining, close to the church and rectory of Down Hatherley, with numerous enclosures of detached lands, which will be divided into small lots to suit the convenience of pur chasers, and containing toge• her about 6 acres, in the occupa tion of Mr. Be , jamin Browning, as yearly tenant, at 89/.16s per annum. Two Closes of Freehold Accommodation Land, pleasingly timbered, situate close to the fashionable town of Cheltenham, in the parish of Charlton Kings, known as Col thams and Little Ewens, containing valuable brick earth in the occupation of Mr. C. Dowle, of the Charlton Brewery, as yearly tenant, at 861. per annum. An Enclosure of Rich Meadow Land, situate near Westgate-bridge, in the city of Gloucester; and abuttiup on the river Severn and lands be lon;ing to the Dean an i Chapter of Gloucester and Mrs. Page, in the several parish es o f W u tt e n St. Mare, Ki ngs h olme St. Mary, Longford St. Catherine, and Twigworth St. Catherine, containing ,above 10 acres, in the occupation of Mr. George Gough, as yearly tenant, at 2SI. per annum. The property may be viewed,, and particulars, with plans, may be hack, when ready, at the principal inns at Gloucester, Newent, Tewkesbury, and Framr ton-upon-Severn; of Messrs. Whiteside and Smith, solicitors, 63, Lincoln's-inn-fields; at Garraway's ; and at the ofgceS of Messrs, Farolarother, And Tge, 6, Lancaster-place, Strad, MILFORD HAVEN) South Wales —Very extensive, im portant, and highly valuable Freehold Estates.,close to Milford Haven and the towns of Pembroke, Haverfordwest, and Fishguard —viz , 2,144 a. 3r. 25p of land, in the parishes of Martletwy and Coedcanlass ; the Landshipping Colliery, producing .the best anthracite or Welsh Smokeless Coal; also the undivided Shares of Mines a ,d Veins of Coal under the parish of Reynalton and elsewhere. MESSRS. FARE BROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed to SELL at Garraway's, on Wednesday, Juno 23, at Twelve, the following very im portant and highly valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, land tax redeemed, and free from tithes, close to Milford Hasp and the towns of Pembroke, Haverfordwest, and Fish guard, known as the LANDSHIPPING ESTATE, in the parishes of Martletwy and Coedcaulass, comprising numirons farms, cottages, shops, public houses and plots of accommodation land, the wh )1e containing about 2,145 acres, let chiefly on leases for lives, producing a present rental of about 2,000 per annum, with a prospect on the fall of the Pe veral leases of a much improved rental, The Landshipping Col liery, situate under the before described lands, producing the best anthracite coal, which commands the highest price in the London market, being much in demand for malting, hop drying, and atea'n TlaYiv Von Tho calm, or sma'.l co tl, extensively used for lime burning, cad meets with a ready sale. The annual , profits of the colliery, after deducting all expenses, have varied from 1,8001. upwards; for the ye r 1853 they amounted to 2 8291 7s. 7d. In 1855-56 new pits were sunk at a large expense, reducing the annual average net profits of the last seven years to 1,497/. 16s. 11d. ; and it has been estimated that by a j udicious application of capital the annual profits might l?e raised to 6,0001. The profit. for the year 1857 amounted t 01,893/. ; and it is anticipated that for 1858 they will be very considerably more. addition to the valuable coal mines, there is a considerable quan tity of ironstone of very superior quality, capable of b-ing worked. Mining rights under 1,072 acres of land, being one undivided third part of all mines, veins of coal and calm, under lands in the parishes of Reyualton, Bigelley, and Boughton, in the parish of Burton, &c. The Landshipping Estate presents a...er.mtage of ne three miles to the haven, and the South Wales Railway Company have deposited plans for the railway to Pembroke Dockyard, along the whole seaboard of the estate. The property may be viewed, and in the meantime patticu lan had of Messrs. Rawlence and Squarey, land agents, Sa lisbury; of Mr. Thomas, Ltnlshipping Colliery, Martletwy; of Messrs. Denton;Kinderly, Doraville, and Lawrence, solici tors, 6, New-square, Lincoln's-inn ;at Garraway's; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster , place, Strand. SALES BY AUCTION, GLOUCESTER, within five miles of the City.—Valuable Free. hold and Tithe free Farms Land tax redeemed. /lESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, AND LYE have received instructions to SELL b AUCTION, at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on Sziturday, June 26, at One o'clock, in Two Lots (unless ac ceiv able offers be previously made by Private Contract), the foilo.ving desirable FREEHOLD FARMS, situate in the pa r i s h o f Ch urcham, five miles from the city of G nester, on the high road from the latter to Ross—viz., Cold Comforts, with farm house and buildings, and 141 acres of excellent arable, meadow, and pasture land, nea ly in a rig fence, and partly abutting on the high road ; also a farm, called Chesters, near the foregoing, comprising about i t 31 ' acres of most p ro d uc ti ve ara b le and meadow land. B h are in th e occupa ti on of Mr. Joseph Beaman, as yearly to ant (but who is willing to accept a lease), at the low rent of 260/, per annum The p opirty is bounded by lanes be lorging to the Dean and Chapter of Gloucester and their lessees, also the estates of Wm. Henry Hyatt, Esq., Captain Probyn, John Elliott, E sq , G . C. Chamberlayne, Es q ., an d others: — The - whoTe is land-tax redeemed, and tithe-free. May be viewed on appliCation to the tenants, and particu lars had of Messrs. Whitcome and Helps solicitors, Glouces ter; King's 'cad, Gloucester; and at the principal inns at Newnham, Ross, and Hereford; and in London, of Messrs. Har icon and Dobree. solicitors, Hart-street, Bloomsbury; at Ga raway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. ; H ' TFORDSHI 11t. A Small Freehold Estate, comprising Residence . with Lawn Gardens, and Pleasure -grounds, addock, and Meadow L ,nd, together 22 acres, situate at rham Wood, about one mile fro th Elstree, and five from ushoy and Watford. ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed to SELL, at G3rr4- was, on Wednesday, the of —, at Twelve, by three. 1 tioni of Trustees, a small but desirabl e ___ FREEHOLD ESTATE. :mite in a beautiful part of the country, about one mile from .0 illage of Elstree ; comp using a house known as Manor souse, Barham Wood, containing drawing, dining, and morn ig o , oms, twelve pri nc i pa l an d secondary bed and dressing oo s, and suitabl e d omest i c off i ces, coach houses, stabling for c orses, small farmy ar d an d out b u i ldings, gardeners' c t ge ,with gardens sumunded by lawn, ple asure groun d s, and A ock together about s i x acres, b elted with plantations .nd imber of mature gr ow th , pr i uc i pa ' ly with in a park fence, and ounded by the hi g h roa d l ead i ng to Shenley-bill and Her ord. Immediately con ti guous and fro ting the resi• ten are 16 acres o f exce ll ent meadow land, in o e field, stir. ASCS. don f th_e_whole can be had, - T be viewed by car d s, to b e had of Messrs. Farebrother, Clay , and Lye, 6, Lanc as t er - p l ace, of whom particulars and plan may be had; also of Messrs. Frere, Goodford, and Chollnelev, solicitors, 6, New-square, Lincoln's-inn ;of Is Me , s . Walters, R oum i eu, an d Young, 9, New-square, Lin coln' -inn ; of Air. Davis, the gar d ener, on the prernses : at the bercorn Arm., Staumore ; Ess , .•x Arms, Watford ; Red Lion,' Hertford ; and at GArrixway's. HER FORDSHIRE.• TIP Lynch Cou r t and Bearwood Es tat s, in the parishe s o f Eardisl an d an d P cm b ridge, about six m - les from Leomi n ster, with th e R es id ence and Far,s, co aining togethe r a b ou t 600 ac res of chiefly rich irrig a t e d Pa um land ;al o several Cottages and Accommodation Laud in ,the village, the whole let at routs amounting t o 1,00/. per annum m-E L S Y SR E S a . re F in A g ß tr E ue li t A R d O t T o HE SELL b e y liA u ß C K T , lo a N nd at Ga o traway's, on Wednesday, ,at Twelve, i n l ots, the f lo.ving very , VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, viz.: -The Lynch 'oust, situate in the parish of Eardisland,, about six miles from Leominster, comprising the excellent Famil4 , Residence, with offices, lawn, gardens, orchards, farm buildings, and 295 acres of capital land, the greater part irri gated meadow, and noted for having reared some of the first stock 1 1 1 the country, situate on the banks of the famous trout stream the Arrow ; several cottages and parcels of accommo dationl and, in the village of Eardisland ; the Bearwood estate in the parishes of Pembroke and Eardisland, about eight miles from Leominster, and near to Lynch; comprising a newly erected farmhouse, with suitable agricultural buildings, and 351 acres of productive pasture, arab e, hop, orchard, and wood lands, Wog within a ring fence. Both the estates have been for some years in the occupation of the owner, and sre in a high State of cultivation, the whole let at rents amounting to 1,050/. per annum. , The Leominster Railway Station is six nitles Qom Lynch Court, and eight from Bearwood, and the railway, now making from Leominster to Kington has been completed to Pe:nbridge, and will have a station abo u t a m i le and a Malt from each. Particulars, with plans, may bo had at the Royal Oak, Leo minstcu; Green Dragon, Hereford; Oxford Arm s , Ki ngton Ridnorishiro Arms, Presteign ; and in London, of J. K, Smythie , , Esq., Pump•conrt, Temple ; and of Messrs, Parebrcither, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. . - HERT ' in the parish of Abbott's Langley, close to th e N ort h Westl rn ItailwaY, - abOut 21 miles from L on d on.—The Free hold ',nor and Farm, called the Hyde, consisting of a Farm house and Buildings, and several enclosures of Arable, Pas ture, Meadow, and, Wood laud, containing together about 298 4res, in the occupation of Mrs. Hatley, at 2701. per annuth, MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instruc ed. to PREPARE for SALE, in June next, a very desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising the Manor of Hyde, with its fines and quit rents, together with the Hyde Farm, in the parish of Abbott's Langley, abou.. half a mile from Abbott's Langley, a station o'i the London and North-Wes• ern Railway, about four miles from the market town of Hemel .Hempstead, and five from St Alban's ; comprising, a good farm house, with gardens, stabling, and suitable agricultural buildings, together with 297 acres, 2 roods, and 12 perches of aralAe, meadow, and wood land, in the occupation of Mrs. Maria Hatley, widow, as yearly tenant, at 2701. per annum ; all quit rents and mano rial rights being reserved, but will be included, as also the great tithes, in this sale. The estate is intersected by the London and North-Wes ern It tilway, and bounded on the south by the Grand Junction Canal. More detailed advertisements will shortly appear, and the day of sale announced; and particulars, when published. may be had at the inns at Langley, Hemel Hempstead. Boxmoor, St. Alban's, and Watford ; of Messrs. Hume and Bird, soli eito:l, 10. Great James- s t ree t , B e d ford-row, W.C. ; at Gar raway's ; and 'it tke offices of Messrs Fa:ebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand, London. • SOUTHAMPTON.- The highly valuable Freehold Estate known as "canister's Court, with its Mansion, Pleasure grounds, and Park of about 85 acres, adjoining the Avenue and Common at the entrance of the Town ; also a plot of Building Laud, containing about 15 acres, adjoining Bedford-place and Carlton-crescent. , MRSSRS. FAREBROTHER , CLARK, and LYE are instructed by the Proprietor to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on June ,at o'clock in the afternoon, one of the most valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES in the neighbourhood of the important town of Southampton, known as Banister's Court, adjoining the Avenue and Cm mori at the entrance of the town from Winchester. The estate Tots anq nn cso‘ , ll,‘nt Mansion, sufficient for the accommo dati4u uf a Linthy of the first resp.i.;t4b:;:ty, with offices aid stabling, capital farmhouse, with su b s t an ti a ll y -b u il t home stead and stalls for fifty head of cattle, pleasure grounds, with lawn extending to a beautiful lake, walled kitchen gar den., park pleasingly thsbered and approached from the Avenue and Common by a lodge entrance, together with several enclosures of highly productive meadow and arable land, ',:omprising in the whole 106 a. 2a. 20s. (more or less), of which Lot I will comprise the mansion and park, and nearly ninety acres ;.Lot 2, a field of fifteen acres, immedi ately niapted for building purposes, adjoining Bedford-place and Carlton -crescent ; Lot 3, an enclosure of arable land about acres, adjoining the Quak ers ' b ur i a l ground. This beautiful estate is situate in the parish of Millbrook, on the high ground immediately adjoini g the picturesque South ampton common, and within one mile from Bargate ; it lies within a ring fence, and although adjoining the town of Southampton, is free from all town rates. The residence and park afford a beautiful retreat for the nobleman, gentlema". or merchant. Within a very few years the value will be tre bled, from the splendid sites afforded for building. The so partakes of loom, gra ve l, an d san d, and a portion of brick earth. The estate may be viewed and particulars had of Messrs. Page and Lee, solicitors, Southampton ; of Messrs. Cover dale, Lee, Purvis, and Collyer, solicitors, 4, Bedford-row; at Garraway's; and at the offices of Messrs, Farebrother, °lark, and ,Lye 6 Lancaster-Place, gtraud, Log GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—.. Corn Rents in lieu of amounting Tithes, aounting to 264 f. p er annum, charged upon Lands in the parishes of Frampton-upon•Seveni and S&imbridge, in the county of Gloucester, under an act for enclosing the said _parishes, and the award und:r the same. MESSRS. FAREBROTEI ER, CLARK, an d and LYE are ins•roeted to OFFER the above for SALE, at the Ring's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on Saturday, June 26, at One, CORN RENTS in lieu of Tithes, amounting to 2641. per annum, charged on 'lauds in the parishes of Frampton-upon-Sever n and Slim 'bridge, in the county of Gloucester, issuing out of lands be. lo.tging to C. C. Clifford, Esq., and others. I • _ Pirtieutars may be Lad at the principal inns at Gloucester, 'nt Tewkesbury, Cheltenham, Ne wen t, Frampton -upon-Severn, and Sl:mbridge ; at Messrs. Whiteside and Smith's' offices, 63, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye,. 6, Lancaster-place, Strand, pLOUCESTERSHIRE —Freeholcl Estate?, situitii in the parishes of Frampton-upon-Severn and Slimbridge, com prising Accommodation and valuable Marsh Land, contain. iug tog ther about 89 Acres, and producing about 171/, i per annum. ES,iRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE ar , it , struetPd to SELL, at the King's ead Hotel, Qoucester, ou Saturday, June 26, at One, the ollowing valuable 1. FREEHOLD ESTATES, viz. :—A pl o t o f pasture land, close to the village of Framp. ilf n-upon-Severn, opposite to the rectory, known as Lodge lose, abutting o n th e l an d s o f C . C . Cliff or d , Esq., Messrs. eys and Ea r l, an d conta i n i ng a b out 24 acres, in the occu. Oation_ of Mr. Willia m L o d ge, as yearly tenant, at 71. per annum; sundry enclosur,s of the most productive marsh lauds with cattle sheds thereon, situate about midway be 'teri"--FrawrptOn-upen-Severn and Slimbridge, and 'yin! tietwee, the Gloucester and Berkeley Ship Canal and the r ver Severn,-and only four miles from the Frocester and Berkeley road station of the Bristol and Birmingham Railway, con , ,_tok , `:Oug.attout 87-fteraeotavtl-in the occupatio n o f M r. Ed war d Watts, as yearlytenant, at 164/. per annum. . The property may be viewed, and particulars, with plans, Nay be had, when ready , a t the principal inns at Gl ouces t er, evreut, Tewkesbury, Frampton - upon . Severna and Slim bridge; of Messrs. Whiteside and Smith, solicitors, 63, Lin. celn's-inn-fields ; at Gar raway ' s ; and at the offices of Messrs. Parebrothe•., SALES BY AUCTION. In CHANCERY.—" Rooko v, Worr-all 1 . —Kingsbury, Mid. dlesex —The Chalk.hill Estate, with Residence, Stabling, Pleasure Grounds, Farmhouse and buildings, with several Enclosures of highly productive Meadow Land, bounded by the River Brent ; the whole comprising about 180 Acres, and producing a rental of 4351. per annum. ESSRS. FAREBROTIIER , CL A RK , al , d _LY :X. LYE are InNtt not-d, porsnatit t. an order it, the above cause, to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's in June, a highly desirable FREEHOLD AND SMALL PART COPYHOLD ESTATE, situate at Kingsbury, Middlesex, a short remove ;rom the Edgware-road, about seven miles from London, known as the Chalk-hill Estate, cornprisin; the excellent family residence, called Chalk-hill House, with stabling, offices, pleasure grounds, kitchen garden and park-like meadows, together Chalk -hill and so a, to annum, a 2r farmhouse, . hao c a r un e ss s ee: q o aai n ieda l a e se a s uai e t af t b o al e T I i t ra c ay l l l, ;b E ue s q ihl da . ings, agricultu vend enclosures ol highly productive meadow land, about 160 acres, in the occupation of Mr. John Osmond, at 350/. per annum . Tho estate is beauti ully undulated, bounded in part by the river Brent and Wembly Park, surrounded by good roads, and froin its proximity to London a most i ts . portant residential est a t e . • , May be viewed by permission of the tenants, and par ticulars had of .Wm. , Tanner, Esq., solicitor, Bristol ; of Messrs Tatham and Proctor, solicitors, 10, New- square, Lin coln's-inn; at G arraway ' s ; and at • the offices of Messrs. Farebrothor, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. SUSSEX.—Very 'Valuable Freehold Estate, lying compact in the Level of Wittersham, called Craven Marsh - Faun, com prising 204 Acres of very rich Grazing L .nd, let at 5801. per annum, abutting on the Royal Military Canal and road leadinc , from Rye to Appl e d ore, in the parish of Iden. "VIE ' S S RS: • FA RIM ROTH ER, CLA RK, and Lti E sire instructed by tho Tiustrea 'alder the will of Wm. Cockerton, Esq., deceased, to PREPARE for SALE, at GarrawaYN, in June next, the following valuable FREEHOLD AND COMPACT` ESTATE lying in the level of-Witters4n, call ad Craven Marsh, abutting upon the Royal Military Canal and road leading from Rye to Hythe, a short distance from Scots Float Sluice, in the parish of Iden, Sussex, about 2 miles from Rye, and 9 from New Romney, in Kent, comprising 12 enclosures of rich Pasture Lan I, containing together above 201 acres, out let to Mr. Jeremiah Smith, as yearly tenant at 5801. per annum. More detailed advertisements will shortly appear, when partiCulars, with plans, ,niay. be bad of John Hudson, Esq., solicitor, 4, Feuehnich-buildings, Fenchurch-street ; at Gar raway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Laucaster-piace, Stiand. HARROW WEALD, Middlesex.—Capital Detached Villa ite..idence, One Mile from the Station, with Possession. NIESSRS. FA REB ROTE ER, CLARK, and LYE are i ostructKi to SELL by AIM PION at Garraway's, in June (unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract), a veiy Desirable Detached VILLA. RESIDENCE, situate at Harrow Weald, one mile from the station at Harrow, apprtached through a lodge entrance by a carriage drive, con taining nine bed rooms, dressing and morning room; two drawing rooms op-ning to the conservatory, dining room, library, and breakfast r ones, convenient servants' offices, lawn and pleasure grounds, kitchen gardens, well and engin* house, coach house. , and stabling, farm buildings, and about 20 acres of arable and pasture land, the whole lying in a ring fence, and bounded by good roads. The proprietor has lately enlarged the residence, and expended a very large sum of money in improvements, Held for a term of years at a ground rent. May be viewed by cards only, which, with particulars, may be had of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, La..caster place, Strand. ROMNEY MARSH, Two Miles from Newchnrch, and Eight from the Stet on at Appledore.—Freehold Laud, com prising Twenty-five Acres, let to Mr. Elliot, at 901. per annum. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed to Sell at G army:lfs, in June (unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private Contract), a FRE ESTATE situate in th e parishes of Newchurch HOLD and , Appledore, about two miles from the village of Newshurch, and S from the railvrty station at Appledore; consisting of 2 enclosures of capital laud, containing upwards of 25 acres, let to Mr.. Elliot, at 301. per annum. To be viewed, and particulars had at the inns in the neigh bourhood ; of Messrs. Holmer and Robinson, so li c itors, 28, Bridge-street, Southwark; a t Ga rrawa y's ; and of Messrs. Farel,re'll^r, Clark and Ly o, L a n c istor -olac e , Strand. • EDMONTON, Middlesex.—The Hydo House and other Valu able Freehold Eestates of the late Andrew John Nash, Esq. M ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and Trustees under the thie r e la w v il t:eivedl lots the fo,lowing very valuable PREPAREn s f t o r e u s c A t in sLnE in ft numerous FR EEHOLD PROPERTIES, . "nl the situate near to the church at Edmonton, in the county of Middlesex, viz., the capital family mansion known as Hyd e House, with . coa hhouseaudstabling, gardens, pleasure grounds, orchard, and meadow land, about ten acres ; let on lease to Edward Richardson, Esq., at 1 601. per annum ; 16 semi-detached villas, with gardens, in the oecui;ation of the Rev. Mr. Munn and others, and some in hand, each of the annual value of 501. The Hyde House Farm, comprisin g _ p ab u o rp u o t s 7 e 3 s, a a c e r d es ie w e hwihchiehwiit is llb a e d d m iv ira id b ed ly i a n d t a o p l ted ots . forE ibgthtiticleioutg tages ili Church-lane, producing 581, p er annum ; a .resldence e* and gard in Bury-street , nEumdm;onantoonth, another rtehsiedeo eupat io n Cross, with of Mr. Routh, at 2 large garden and p rem i ses, i n B ury-street, let to l:llice' at 451. per annum ; an d th ree cottages, let at 271. 1 . 65. per annum ; a farm-yard, barn, and buildings, now occupied by Mr. Nash and s evera l co t tages. More detailed advertisements will XiCaSter-plaee Strand.aar after th Survey o Las t CoU made , —La [P 4u. SVAMPED 5 HEREFORDSHIRE, near to St. Allan's.—Very des'rable Freehold Estate, comprising a Farm, known as Napsbury, in the Farah of St. Peter, St. -Alban's, with Farmhouse, suitable Buildings, and several Closes of Arable, Pasture, Meadow, and Woodland, containing together 420 Acres, in the occupation of Mrs. Small, at 3601. per annum. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE are instructed to PREPARE for SALE, in June next, the valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE known as Napshury Farm, near to Lou ion Colney, 3 miles from St. Alban's. and 18 from Lo-don, comprising 'a good residence, with gardens, stablinx, and all suitable agricu'tu ral buildings, together with 419 acres of arable, pisture, and meadow land in the o cupatioa et' Mrs. Ann Small, a , , the low rent of 350/. per annum, the tenant pari ng th e l an d t ax and all outgoings The estate is bounded by goo.l roads, Partly by the river Colne and the ands of the Earl of Verulam. d b, o ey t : 1 1 . , iLe a d itihad announced. uant e advertisements tehcispeavr, triacit w i il i an l r i ng s s h i, o ln, r i t t ti l h r e a n e plena,pi g b i t b r w , oh a oer h n u d o op u t d h b o : oi d i ;l a h y m il e 0: if s : s ec r ma s. Humo and Bird, solicitors, 10, Great James-street, Bedford-rely ;at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye,lancaster-Place, Strand, London. HAMPSHIRE n ear,Lymington. —The Ashley Arnwood Es tate wth convenient Residence and 196 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Coppice L an a, 111 88SRS. FARE BROTHER, 'CLARK, and LYE are instructed to SELL by AUG- Ti oN, at Garrauisy's, in June next, the :ASHLEY ARNWOOD ESTATE, about seven miles from Lymington, six from Christchurch, two from the sea. shore,. seven from the Brokenhurst-road Station, and five from the Christchurch -road Station of the Southampton and Dora est r Railway, 'comprising a substan tial and convenient Residence, approached by a carriage drive, with lawn,!pleasure, and kitchen gardens, good stabling:, bartis, and necessary 'outbuildings, _the greater portion recently erected, and 196 acres; 2 rood; 23 perches of arable, mea dow, and coppice land, pleasingly timbered, b :autiful.y situate near the sea, and commanding extensive views of the Solent, Isle of Wight, and New Forest. The estate is occupied by Mn; Thos: Cooper,' at a tea of Mt. per annum, und er a lease of 16 years from 15.5.1_, determinable by lesser - or lessee at -the end of the first eight years. The estate abuts on the lands of Lord Ashburton and Winchester College, surrounded by g od roads, and the forest rights, attached to the property, have been adinitted by the commissioners. The commons iu s t i h d e e r p a a b r l i e s h a d a c r i e i t i n o no now being es e ta nc t l e o . sed, which will cause a con- May be viewed by permission of the tenants, and parti. culars bad, when—published-0W the inns at Lymingtou , of Messrs. Rawlence and Squarey, land agents, Salisbury ;_ of Messrs. Ashurst and Morris, solicitors, 6, Olot Jtwry,,E.C. ; at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. •USSEX. in.the Parish of Woodmancote, about five miles from the Hassock's-gate • station on the Brighten Rail way.—Very Eligible Farm, comprising about 149 acres, sheltered by the South Down Hills. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE will Sell, at Garraway's, in June, in One Lot, a very eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the parishes of Wo .dmancote and Henfield, about four miles from Hurst, five miles from the Hassock's-g to station, and ton from Horsham ; comprising a very compact farm, lying within a ring fence, with farm-house, and very superior farm-buildings, together with 140 acres of arable and meadow land. The estate is approached through a lodge entrance; the buildings are in the best condition, and prese,.t a most favourable oppor unity for conversion into a small country seat or shooting box. It is at present in the occupa tion of Mr. Fielder, at a rent (considerably below the value) of 130/. per annum. The property is bounded by the lands of Mrs. Wood and John Boner ao,d George Weeks, &qrs. May be viewed ; and particulars, with plans, had at the inns at Hassock's-gate and Hurst ; the King's Head, Hersh m ; of Thomas Coppard, Esq., solicitor, Henfield, near Hurstpierpoint ; and in London, of Messrs. Palmer, Palmer, and Bull, solicitors ; 21. Bedford-row ;at Garravray's; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. SUSSEX, near to Battle and an. , Copyhold Estates; in the parishes Of"Crowburst and Catsfield, comprising about 250 Acres, It/r ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK., and 1..7JL LYE will SELL, at Gisrraway's, in June, a very desirable and compact FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATE, in the parish of Crowhurst, four miles from Battle and six from Hastings, comprising a farm-house, with suitable farm buildings, and 250 - 1. la 4r. of arable, pasture, hop, and wood land, in good cultivation, in the occupation of Mr. John Sel lens, bounded by the lands of Sir P. Acland and T. Papillon, Esq. The above is considerably underlet, conveniently situ ate for markets, intersected by good roads, and but a short distance from the Bexhill station ou the Hastings and Brigh ton Railway. May ba viewed ; and particulars, with plans, had at the farm ; the Swan Hotel, Hastings ; George - Hotel, Battle ; of Thomas Coppard, Esq., solicitor, Henfield, near Hurstpier point ; and, in London, of Messrs. Palmer, Palmer, and Bull, solicitors, 21, Bedford . -row ;at Garraway's ; and at Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, an d Lye's offices, Lancaster-place, strand, CLOSE to KILBURN GATE, Edgware•road.—V-ry impor tant Freehold Building Land, comprising about 18 acres, adjoining the •Ilampstead and City Junction R a il way 3IFESSRS. FA REBRO THE ft, CLA riK, and 1L Y E are in , tructed by , lie Truitt -es for seF under the will of H. A. A lionby, Esq., to SELL by AUC TION at Gars-sway's, a very valuable ENCLOSURE of FREEHOLD MEADOW LAND, a portion standing very high, and • comme nding the most ex tensive views, situate in West-end-lane, a ve. y short remove from Kilburn-gate, Edgware-rood, nearly adjoining on one side the Hampstead and City Junction Railway, and on the other the grounds 4 - 1 York Villa. It comprises an area of 17. i, 3a., and has a frontage of 809 ft,, and extends in the rear to -he gardens of the residences in the Edgy= -road. This property is immediately available for buildings, hand some villas and a spacious church having been recently erected • lose to it. Particulars may be had of ,Messrs. Gray, Armstong, and Mounsey, solicitors, Staple-inu, Holborn; of George Pownall, Esq., 37, Bloomsbury -square ; at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrothor, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster place, Strand. GIITTA PEROHA TUBING f or W ATERING GXRDEN 4 . The GUTTA PERCITA COMPANY have the pleasure to acknow ledge the receipt of the following testunonia' from %fr. J. Farrah, Gardener to Boswell Middleton Jalland, Esq., of ilolderness-house, near HO. "I have had 401 feet of your Gutta Percha Tubing, in lengths of 100 feet each, with union joi►t', in use for the last twelve months for watrrtng these gardens, and I find it to answer better than any thing I have ever yet tried. " The pressure of the water is very considerable, but this has not the slightest effect on the tubing. 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Interfere. with a toOd liberal diet, but imparts a healthy relish for lunch and dinner, and restores the faculty of digestion, and nervous and muscular , energy to the most enfeebled; :I; e :neas o. , tude from invaltdp t=Cilre No. 71, of dyspepsia, We extract a few out of the many thousa i n: iderable benefit fro expr in es o si e o ß ns w o h r t g fi ra o t n l- . the Lord Stuart de Dudes. I have derived cons and consider it due to flatulency, ,pa4ms, slcrless.g..:,tollottet. stomach rPoroitrds,elaeLrrni,a;xrjito3Linaurs egg asthma, cough, constipation, agony frost dyspepsia, nervousness , and lenta lca res 33. vomiting, have yourselves(lmStuart u de 3 D arr e and e Y i e t 'r h s . e , 7p — e u v c b a u l authorise o A . 4roa,bstFl3:77;)". "Fifty c years at o n f indescribable these lines, Jolly, Wortham removed , Y No. 47,121. Miss Elizabeth Jacobs, Ling, near Dles, N o rfolk." — Corawaitham Cars, Betts, a cure of extreme ner and all the horrors of nervous irrita of !gazing Vicarage, a care of ten ye... 18,..116. Dr. Andrew lire, of constipation. dyspep sia, rervorts Irritabi•ay. Cure No. 34,210. Dr. B herland, of dropsy and my . ou-r No. 36,212. Captain Allan, of epileptic fits. Cure No. 42.116 Major Edie, of enlargement of the liver and total prostration of strength. Cure No. 36,418. Rev. Dr. Minster of biltty. Cu! e . cramps, spasms , and daily voinitinga, Cure. No. 26,418. Dr. Harvey, of diarrhoea and debility. Cure No. 39,628. Dr. Wurtzer , of con gumption Cure No. 32,880. William Hunt, Eisnotdo.i,grrabeaserrtinoitsntt)der, dohefebprialiritoayr-: Caro No , 46,270. Mr. James Roberts, wood merchant, 7 5 'r 2 le g l i rb i r 12. The Dowager FrimleY, ot thirty yeare diseased lungs, spitting of blood liver deraneement, partial deafnesa. Cure NO , 58.816. Mrs' , and indl °Sl Iner: : e t ref : t Si Y i P 3l ea 3 t!'e : r i and ; t 1 ar 7 7 many i7 scars , ra:N3C :88:3'1114ode‘.3:Tv_.ous. irritability, bile rilL,t''ccalvoin2ne:ttes°,e°,.r.3l,' • v,, f, , . •I` :•:;,z, Vil , a ...—,t-- ~: gumption, aster her m e di ca l advisers .bad abando ~, ned all hopes of recovery. Cure No, 180. " Twenty-five years' nervousness, con stipation. indigestion, and debility, from which I have suffered great misery - , and which no medicine could remove or relieve, have been effectually cured 1)3 Du Barry's Food in a very short time. W. E. Reeve.s, 181, loleet-street, London." No. 4,208. "Fight years' dys pepsia, nervousness, debility, with cramps, spasms, and nausea, for which my servant had consulted the advice Lot many, have been effectually cured by Du flurry's health restoring Food. I shall be happy to answer anyinctuiries Rev. John W. Fl avell, Ridling ton Rec tory, Norfolk." NO. 32,836. "Three years' excessive nervous/ass, with paias in my neck and left arm, and general debility, which ren dernd my life very miserable, has been radically removed by D r at Ilarry's health restoring Food. Alex, Stuart, Archdeacon of Rees. 4kibbereen.” Cure No. 3,906. " Thirteen years' cough,'lndiaggsalent and general debility have been removed by Du Barry_s r F_ ~ Z?evalenta Arabica Food , James Porter, Athol-street, P%thus.imita. Important Caution against the fearful dangers of sp tations:— TheVice-Chancellor Sir William Page Wood granted an inuinc- Itinle s i n t u aLin b t g l il y ` e ;D a lo c u ll :B ed a M rr 4 y r ' e s h iloT l l s lc 4 nta ag A ain rat t ic A a . nstz p et e i r on r s e . nn l e n d I F fr e ed od yooper Neville, ter canisters, llb 2s 91dor all ; c a l rfid at i e4 Alb an l d ls w . it t h2 lb 'u2ll2 s i quality, Ilb 6s; 21b llst 51b, 225; 101 b 235. The 10ib and 121 b canisters are fcr', orded carriage free, on receipt of Fost-ottco order :Barry Oa, Barry, and _Co.. 77, Regent-street. London; Fortnum, Maron, and Co.. purveyors to her. Maiesty, 182, MC4I - James Wells, 48, Sloane street; also at 60, Graceehnrch atrcet:i 330, 430, and 451, Strand ; 4, Cheapside ; 49, and 60, 'Leers 'Mooted ; 63,150 and 198 Cosfordqtaaat. , ______,........._„. . HA ES, Middlesex.—Desirable Freehold and small part Copvhold i Estate, consisting of a Villa Residence, and about nine Acres of Laud. I,ArESS RS. a FAREBROTEtER, CLARK, and . LYE are instructed .by.thTrustee to SELL 1 1 ' .by AtICTIoN, at Garraway's, early in Juno, - _ . ---A.- FREEHOLD —VILLA-RESIDENCE,- known as - WHITEHALL; . fiLlainudataedijnoill:janyge:se,oimn pthriesigutuotgy,,tehferMaidb on th e pleasure op p gr o o s u i t n e grounds side e n o d f the i. garden, oa d, and n small enclosure piece o o f f C r o r p e y e h b o o: d ou le t se ve wi ac t r h es s . tab. l A i l ti so -g4 : Land, called Stone Pits, containing about four acrei. The whole -let- --tro— Mr; ---- Hawkinic on lease for three years from Michaelmas, 1857, at the-vezy iiidequate rent of 701. pill' annum. • ,•; , • • . . ' k May be viewed, and particulars bad of Messrs. Smedley; Rogers, and Jail, solicitors, 40, Jennyn-street, St. James's j at Garraway's; and at the offices of Mes.srs. Parebrether t . Clark, and Lye, LaneaSter-plaeo, Strand. .'. capital ReViti?c9.,ext • tho ',iiliOle n A ct cre i s of' bi titirullV undu situate between Mus. ;cl p ll/i i rably STATE C R. l4ll rept iC es'e n ta- TH l Farm TOTTENHAM hiPremisesa:llnklli,k,,oeoadn d_ WOOD gieza.aebedonoutw E i Lti Station will be fortewith erected on the property, bi • gii; ~ :::: IT adap:cd for the erection of first class Vill a ,. the estate within 15 miuu es of London , and m ESLSYRES. a F te A i ß as t r il u i c t t O e f 11.6yE the tives of the late Thomas Rh :des, Esq., to OFFER this very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE for SALE 'mealy. I ra ., portant negotiations with the Gre ,t Northern Rail Nay Coin- pany for' the erection 'of a station on the estate have been ome time pending, hat now brought to a successful issue ; the station - will - be - commenced forthwith oa that portion of the estate' abutting:on Wood kreeli common, bringing the property within 15 minutes of London. • • . Tho day of sale will be anLouueed as soon as the station has suffleicntly progressed.- 7 l.ancaster pike. - -Rousts, Shops, and Ground J out, wibu r~wr. i iu. MESSRS. FAREBROTUER, CLA.KK, and LYE, bre instructed by the trustee to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, early iu June, the following valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, viz., the House Imo Premises, 287, High Holborn, on lease to Mr. T. E. Everett, tailor, for a term whereof 10 y ars are unexpired, at the clear yearly rent of 1171. 10s. The ground rout-v€-451. pc' anurrm, - Issuing - out - Of the - noun and Pre mises, 2.88, High Holborn on lease to Mr. Cribb, carver and gilder, fora term of 61 years, from 1810, wi .11 valu .ble reversion in 13 years t the r..ck reL.tal, A House and Pr.., raises, 55, Gloucester-street, Queen-square, now let to Mr. . Thwaites at 42/, per annum. May be.viewed by permission ofillie tenants; and particu lars hail of Messrs. Smedley; Rogers and .Jull, solicitors, 40. Jerilyn-street, Sc. James's ; at Garraway's; and at the ounces of M-ssrs Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancast er place, Strand, _ DOCTORS' COMMONS.— Very Valuable Freehold Estates, itumediAtely in the rear of St. Paul's churchyard, producing about 5001. a year. ESSRS. FA.REBROTHER, MCLARK and LYE are instrue.ed t o OFFER, the abov e for SALE, of which due notice will shortly be given.—G, Lan. caster-place, Strand. On the Marquis of WESTMINSTER'S ESTATE— St. George's square, Belgrave-road, Pimlico,—A neatly Finished Capital Prim e Residence. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE have received instructions from the Mortgagee, under a power of sale, to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, in June, the LEASE, with possession, of tho newly erected, brick built, and stuccoed PRIVATE RESIDENCE, No. 40, on the west side of St. George's-square, completely fitted and finished, and of neat elevation ; held direct from the Marquis of Westminster, for a term of 84 years, from Michaelmas, 1853, at a ground rent of 181. per annum ; containing, six bed rooms, dressing room, bath room, two drawing rooms, dining room, library, breakfast room, and servants' offices. Ma, be viewed, and particulars had of Messrs. Palmer, Palmer, and Bull, solicitors, Bedford•row ; at GArraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand. VALUABLE BUILDING LAND, about 51 Acres contain ing an inexhaustible supply of Brick Earth, Land Tar redeemed, situate at the junction of the road leading from Hornsey to dighgate, four miles from London. MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE aru instructed to SELL, at Garra. way's, in Juno, a 'valuable FREEHOLii and SMALL PART COPYHOLD ESTATE, land tax redeemed, situate at the northern extrem:ty of the Hornsey.road, at its junction with the Highgate Arch. way-road, in the parish of St. Mary, Islington, only four miles from London, consisting of a close of land, contain. ing about 51 acres, lying very high, and possessing charming views, admirably a .apted for the erection of 'villas. The whole will be oivided into 23 lots, each with a fronta , o of 45 feet to the Hornsey-road, together with three proposed roads to be carried through the property. The estate is conti_uous to Mount Pleasant, and abuts ‘n the residence of George Buckland, Esq., and the lauds of Henry St. John, Esq., and conta:ns an inexhaustible supply of good brick earth, the vierking whereof may be.breated for by private con tract, which may be removed_ without in any way affecting the views or the value of the land for buildins purposes. The plots when laid out aro designed to form three sides of a square, lea ing reserved ground in the centre for ornamental purposes common to all the lots. May be viewed, and partieula:s, with plans, may be had of F. J. Hand, Esq., solicitor, 14, Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lano ; at Garraway's ; and at tto offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, 6, "Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.