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

IVIESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,antIOAKLEY
have received Instructions to BELL Ty AUCTION, at the
Mart, near the lank of 2n,tland, on TUESDAY, July 7, at 12, in
One or Two Lota, this Important
FREEHOLD VtTATI,
comprising Dalllngton.hAll. a sub-tantal stone-built mansion,
=l7 situate, close to the church and and over-
some IneiFtimbered park lands. with Wantatlons, ex-
cellent fishponds. At. ; it contains 15 Inedroorna, large reception
rooms, a fine oak staircase and secondary staircase, and good
domestic offices: ettenolve stabling and cusch•honses, laundry,
brew house, Ac., capital flower gardens and pleasure grounds,
two wailed kitchen gardens, with vinery, conservatory• forcing
pita, productise orchard, AN. The kennel of the Pytchley
hounds Is within a few miles. The agricultural lands are of dra-
ma quality, and in the heads of highly respectable tenants;
they are In an excellent state of cultivation, and the farmhouses
and homesteads are In a good state of repair. sad afford ample
convenience forth, proper cultivation of the land. There are
numerous occupations, consisting of market garden and aCCOI3I.
=dation lands, a considerable portion of which will doubtless
be required shortly for building purposes, an the town of North-
saspton is rapidly spreading in the direction of the estate ; also
the Wheslahost Inn. In the village, and numerous cottages,
nearly the WHOLE of the VILLAGE,
with the taconites of the almshouses and schools, Is Included ;
also Dalllngton MK width being so close to Northampton is
adapted fora good trade. The manor of Dallington, with its
2tinn righta and Privileges, the capital coven and planta-
tions, known as Dallington-heath.

The ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of DALUNGTON,
with. pod vicarage house, ooeveurent homestead, and about 60
acres of very v.lnahle glebe land, and tithe-rent charge of
121 ls. 6d. per annum: various fee farm rents, amounting to
shoat iko par annum valuable beds of ironstone, which have
produced royalties amounting to upwards of 01,000 per annum
during thetas{ three years. The estate, which forms an rutin-
ternipted domain of
ONR THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRID AND FIVE ACRES,
extending from the town of Northampton to Dallington-heath.
and • blob possesses the advantages both of a residential landed
property and a large extent of tows lands, rapidly increming in
value, and subject only to very trifling outgoings, being entii ely
trechol I, the land-tax only C 6 11s. 44. per annum, will in the
first indentos be subedited to auction to nee lot, offering an
opportunity for a sound Investment, combined with a desirable
residence in a central and favourite locality, sadly aommaible
from London and all the principal parts of the kingdom by
railway, and conferring on the turehaser very considerable local
influence.

In the event of a sale not being effected in one lot, It
will be Immediately divided Into two lota, when Lot 1 will
comprise the mansion, woodlands, plantations, farm lands,
cottages, and village property, edvowson, manor, fee term
rents, &c., in ail about 1,130 scree, forming an exceedingly
compact landed estate ; and lot 2 will comprise 236 acres, close
to Northampton, consbning of market garden and accommoda-
tion land, Dellington mill, Bc., forming an Important tract of
land. producing a bake annual income, end capable either of
being gradually converted Into betiding land, or of Immediate
operations In a building scheme of magnitude.
Particulars, with plans, may be had of Messrs. Billiard,
Dale, and otretton, sollciton, 3, Grays-Inn-square, W.C. ;of
George Annesley, Req., ea Llncoin'ainn-fields, W.C. : of ►ie.
W. J. Pewee, asctlinmer. Northampton and of Mews. DANIIL
Sting, SON, and °Actin, leadlagents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-
place, Pall. all, &W.

BEIM nom HANTS, a delightful residence, to a very ailed
district.. about four miles from Christchurch, and nine miles
from the faablonable resorts, Lymington and Bournemouth,
together with Its dorealn of 452 acres, with pommel= upon
the completion of the purchase.
MESSRS.DANIELBMITH,SON.andOAKLEY
are favoured with Instruct one to SUBMIT to AUCTION,
at the Mart, near the Mink of England, es TULIDAY. July 21,
Ml 2, the above dlstingulsh!A___

PROPYRTY
comprising a moderate-siced mention, coataining among the
reception rooms a dining raven 24 by 21 feet, and • withdraw
room 29 by 21 feet, nine principal chambers, with three
rooms anti four servants' attics, convenient ()MCI'S and ample
stabling. large kitchen garden walled on every side, melon
ground, vinery, conservatory, dc. The house oxen les a beautiful
site, commanding a slew of Christchurch Tower. with the ocean
beyond: and its exteustve lawns and pleasure grounds, In
perfect order, are adorned with choice cedar and other orna-
mental trees of elegant forum, sheltering shrubs of rare growth,
and plantations with delightful shrubbery walks belt the entire
mansion curtllage. The domain, which is exceedingly compact,
embraces

—FOUR HUNDRED and TIFTY-TWO ACRES,
of which shoat 418 acres are in hand. viz. : mango. site 15
acres. agricultural lands 187 acres, with extollent ferns buildings.
226 acm Or plantations and woodlands, affording excellent
shooting, and the remainder small holdings, with cottage
property and a public house—all in good repair.
Printed part-Imila., with plans, may he obtained of 0. Ste-
phens. FAq , soli Her, 13. Northurnberiandotreet, Strand Jas.
Dna'. Req., solicitor, Christchurch. Mr. eldslett, land agent.
Wimborne. sad of Mears. DAnIIL Slum, Som, and Oaiii.SY,
land *gents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-piece, Pall-malt

SOUTH DEVON —The ELITE ESTATE, a very important and
choke FREEHOLD DOMAIN, with noble Mansion, one of the
most dhtlarnisbed Seats In this beautiful rounty, very pic-
turesquely situate about nine miles from Plymouth. It from
Tomes, two trom Modbury, and four from Ivybeldge Station
on the South Devon Railway, within about seven hours of
London.
IAESSRS. D A NIEL SMITH, SON, andoA HLEY
bare received Instructions to SELL by AUCTION. at the
Mart, neer the Bank of Emden& Cu TUESDAY, July 11, at 12,
In One Lot, the above valuable and extensive

FREEHOLD RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.
It comprises a noble mansion of a baronial character, known as
Flete, occupying one of the best sites In Devonshire, epos an
eminence immediately above the vale, through which nows the
lovely river Erme, surrounded by beautiful scenery, In the
centre of a fine domain, end commanding extensive and pic-
turesque view., Including the mime of the Dartmoor hills, ap-
proached through two lodges by long carriage drives through the
park and plantations. and entered from a massive granite
battlemented porch. The mansion is a handsome done build-
lon partly of the Elizabethan and pertly of the early
Enzlish stile of architecture, tompieted in good taste, and of
commandinx appearanee. It comprises hall, library, billiard
Moon. dining hall, all noble apartments of large dimes.
Mons, sod fitted with granite chimitcy.pleces, oak panels, and
other fittings In keeping with the style of the honse ; also a
second billiard room, smoking roan, lobby with two bath room,:
a handsome carved oak staircase leads to the first floor. The
chamber acme.= ,ation is extensive, sad comprise about SA
Crtii:cdotril'Cl =a" rrterivrianar seven
ood, IdnreTirifgr'r ma.
rge
vaulted ostlers. The stabling Is first rate, comprising Wu stalls
and two boles, large coarb iIOUPCS, tte. The lawns, pleasure
grounds, and cardens are tastefully laid out, and ornamented by
fine forest timber, and the appointments of the house generally
adapt it for the reenirements of en extensive establishment
The domain consists of

TWO THOUSAND MX HUSDRFD AND TWO ACRES
of freehold land 'for the most part on the old red sandenne
formation, and very fertilei, extending In a compact form over a
beautifully undulating country. with the house nearly in the
centre, and ornamented by a large quantity of One timber and
very handsome woods and plantation., intersected by beautiful
roads extending over severs! miles. It comprises shoot 1,430
acres of productive Oren and root land, 742 acres of rich pasture
and meadow land and valuable oreharding, and MO acres of
woodland and plantations, crowning the undulations and form-
ing magnificent features in the landerape, lying very romteetly
in the se-re:sl perishes of Holbeton, Remington, Yealmoton. and
Modlery, divided itto 14 large farms and IninfernUs small
OCCUpetinnt The farrn.honses and premises generally are In
good order, a considerable outlay having been made some time
Owe. The land ls all let to yearly tenants at low rents. There Is
also &valuable quarry of building and Hose stone. The estate be-
eludes hapropriate tithe mot chargesin Holbeton andkrmington,
commuted at Cf 97 per Annum ; numerous cottages and small
holdings, including great part of the village of Holheton, and
various chief and conventionary rent... Producing a gross annual
value of £5.155 The whole browny forma a remarkably sound
investment, united to the advantage of a salubrious and mild
climate, near the sea coast, a picturesque country, and the coley-
remota to be bend in fine partridge, pheasant, woodcock. and
wild fowl shooting first-rate salmon and trout fishing. yachting,
and fox hunting. within easy reach of Mr. Trelawny's capital
meets. The manorial and seignorial rights attached to the estate
are valuable and extensive, and comprise free fishery in the
Mute, franchise of wreck in the sea, free warren over the hun-
dred of itrmington, and unrestricted right of pasturage on En,.
plains. Dertmooe
Particulars, with plans and views fss. tech', may be obtained
of Richard Andrews. Esq., solicitor, liodbery of Ofente Lytkall
Creeket, Esq.. solicitor. 51, Lincoleultimilehts, W.C. ; of ifiewif,
Godwin and Pickett, solicitors. 3, King's-bench-walk, B.C. : and
of Memo. Daum Sarin. het. sad Osathr, land agents and
surveyors, No. 10, Waterloo place Pall-mall, S.W., where also a
ground plan sad photographs of ths notatisa may be sew