The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-01 00:00:00

SIMS EUNDREG ACRES,
In a ring fence, with a comfortable and well anointed mode-
ratea zed mansion, with stabling, ordsns. Lawn. and carriage
approach ?vomitus village, also walks screened by plantations
extending to a well preserved covert. The past ground, though
not immediately adjoining the house, Is !studded with some fine
old timber trees, sod presents a One elevated and boldly undu-
lated site for the erection of a mansion, and cormuds a mag-
nificent range of scenery. The farms comprise the Manor, or
Place Farm, about 371 acres of good wheat land, and an exceileut
sheep faros, with a very superior farmhouse and homestead,
also a second homestead called Maaston also a farm walled
Calves Ley.. about 145 acre. of superior land, with a newly.
erected farmhouse and homestead. Both farms are let to good
tenants for a short unexpired term of a lease. The mansion,
park and woodlands, and three enclosures are In hand. The
whole estate la intenpersed with woods and coverts, in which
are several good ponds of water, and intersected by extensive
private roads and drives, and is so disposed as to affoni excellent
shouting. There is also a good bead of game on the property.
Several packs of foshounds meet within carp distances.
4. B. In ths event of the property not befog sold at the arc.
Moo, it may subsequent) ybe treated for In separate lots. —Pull
printed particulars, with plans, may be obtained at the George
Motel, Panbourne ; the Pelican luu, Newbury : and of Messrs.
Steady, Friar-greet. Beading and with order to slew of Messrs.
DABtLL Surfs, /toe, and OAALItt, land agents sod enrveyors, 10,
Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S.W.

NORFOLK —Valuable aad Extensive ESTATE, comprising 1,670
acres in a ring fume, and nearly an entire p wish, with eery
attractive sporting advantage., the while of the present value
of £1,600 per annum, with the ADVON SON and RECTORIAL
MES.VIRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,andOAHLEY
are lastraeted to OgYER for SALE by AUCTION, at the
Mart, at the end of the summer 'unless previously disposed of
by private contract, for which they ate prepared to tract), the
above valuable

PROPERTY, known as the HORSEY ESTATE,
forming, with very small exception, the whole parish of Honey,
situate about 10} miles front Yarmouth, 21 trots Norwich, and
16 from Cromer, bounded on the north-east by the German
Ocean. It comprises Mies. Or. atip„, lying in a ring fence,
and (Gritted thus:—lea. Sr. 4p , Haney Hall, a com-
fortable moderate-aired residence, containing dining-roan,
drawing-room, library, geudennut's rom. 10 bedrooms
and ofikes, stabling, ,to.. with lawn, gardens, shrub-
belies, and plantations, in hand: 1,211 a. lip. of arable
and marsh land, • large portion of which Is of excellent quality
and produces heavy crops, and is divided into several convenient
farms, with the usual farmhouses, premis, s and cottages, IS a,
2r. 3Sp. Horsey Mere, or Lake, and tattoos pieces of plantation
and marsh land, known as Banda, surrounding ; 13es. Sr. 20p.
of Breyden Mantles, producing a large annual return from reed,
sedge, and rashes and affording first-rate snipe and other wild
fowl shooting ;1305. Ir. 2p. of valuable rebhit warren adjoining the
coast. The whole produces el annual income of about £2,600.
This estate has many attractions fur a gentleman fond of • coun-
try life and rural sports. Its advantages with regardto shooting
I and fishing are unequalled, from Its proximity to the coast, and
, from the fact that Horsey Mere is the nearest piece of water
1 to the sea ; duck, snipe, woodcock, and other wild fowl of every
description abound, including the rarest birds found In Great
Britain. The Mere is well stocked with fish, which are noted for
their size and quality ; it is also an important addition to the
estate for yachting and losting, and so a means of cheap water
carriage to Yarmouth, Norwich, and other districts. The sport-
Mg and fishing un this estate are mentioned by Terrell and other
author. us tint-rate. The estate is nearly all freehold, and is a
drainage district to itself. and Is. with all parish liminess, under
the sole control of the owner. Ihe advorson and rectorial
tithes form part of the property. The outgoings of all kinds are
almost nominal.

ittriheipart"--lculars may be had of Charles ('ory, Esq., solicitor,
Great Yarmouth : of P. A flanrot, Eq., solicitor, to, Medford.
roe, Holborn and of Messrs. DAsnii SON, and OAKLEY.
10. Waterloo-place. Pall-mall.

RONCHURCH, ISLE of WIGHT.—EASY DESK a distinguished
MARINE MANSION, in one of the most delightful and salu-
brious parts of the Island. sequestered in grounds of great
beauty, commanding a lovely sea view, only a mile from that
delightful and fashionable resort, Ventnor, and In a select
neighbourhood.
MES.SRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY
arc instructed to OFFER for SALE by A CMOS, at the
Mart, near the Rank of England, In the summer ninlets west-
cattily disposed of by private contract). the above very superior
MARINE RESIDENCE,
situate In the south-eutern division of the liberty of East
Medina. claw to the picturesque village of Bonchurch, which
occupies a splendid position on the rocky heights of the coast
line. at the extremity of that singularly romantic and grand
tract, the Entiercliff. and within the Influence of a climate
proverbially favourable to delicate constitutions. The man-
sion is distinguished not alone from the character of the reel.
dence (which is in the }.lllabethan style of architecture!, mod
substantially built of done, planned with every attention to
comfort and !noun, with costly fitting, throrghout, the reception
rooms and principal chambers exliibithq tine workmanship In
English oak, all iu keeping with the 17th century! but ales from
its delightful situation, sheltered beneath a pro ..ipice of lime.
stone, secluded within its grounds, which occupy a rich tract of
shore land, one of the many capricious formations Mum the great
land slip, having s inagulaceni sea view, and completely...coed
D y ornamental timber which flourishes beneath the lofty shade
of tie rocky background. It Is freehold, embracing. with its
lawns and pleasure grounds. gardens, and paddocks. an area of
about THIRTY ACRES.
Immediate possession may be obtained, and all the appropriate
and costly oak furniture and muting, may be taken by the per.
chaser at • valuation.

PaTtlealarsniii 0; had of Messrs. Ranken, Ford, Lom;bourne,
and Lougbonrue. solicitors, No. 4, bouthoquare. OrmY►dna,
N.C.: and of Mews. Dmontc gurrn, SON. and Oaisi T, load
agenta and surveyors, 10, Waterfooplsee, Poll.mall, &W.

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for hand. hone, or steam power. are the most simple and
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