The Express.
London, England, 1852-08-21 00:00:00

PUBLIC' S.

ILES.

AUG UST 20.—8 y Messrs. HOOGART, NORTON, and
Tway, at the Mart.—A freehold farm, known as Iligh-
fields, in the parish of Mayfield, near Wadharst, Sussex,
comprising farm-house and buildings, and 126 acres of
land, of the value of lOW. per annum—sold for 1,8001.
Freehold estate, known u the Standen and Phials farms,
near the Ileadcorn railway station, comprising farm-house
and buildings, with 198 acres of land, let at 1051. per an-
num-2,500i.
Little Buckhurst farm, in the parish of Wadhurst, Sus-
sex, comprising farm cottage and buildings, and 64 acres of
freehold land, let at SOL per annum-8001.
Freehold property, known as Steele's Farm, in the
parish of Wadhurst, Sussex, comprising 66j acres of land
—76 of. _ _

A freehold rent-charge ill lieu of tithes chargeable upon
parts of the parishes of Little and Great Gunmow, Essex,
commuted at 4491. per annum, subject to deductions of
Gni. 17s. Id. per annum for poor's rates, &c.-6,4001.
Leasehold villa residence, No. 12, Wimbledon-park-
road, Wandsworth, held for 98 years at 111, per annum-
600f. _

By Mr. Rustnam., at the Mart.—Freehold estate con-
sisting of King.hurn.green and Faulkner's-end Farm,
near St. Albano, lien,, containing together 269 acres, free
of land tau, let at 3451. per annum—knocked down at
7,9001.
Freehold residence, known as the London and County
Bank, St. Peter's-street, St. Albans, let at 1041. per an-
num, land-tax on this and following lots redeemed—sold
for 1,9501.
. . . .

Freehold residence adjoining the preceding lot, let at 5.51.
per annum—sold for 1,5501.
Fri.eliold residence, St. Peter's-street, St. Albano, ht at
371. 10r. ner annum—sold for 6001.
Freehold shop and dwelling-house, St. Peter's-street.
lately let at 211. per annum—sold for 2601.1
Freehold residence, offices, and grounds, Parson's-hills
Woolwich, estimated value 1351. per annum-1,0561.
Leasehold residence, Wood-street, Woolwich, let at 661.
per annum, held for 57 pears unexpired, at 51.-5401.

A COACII ACCIDENT NEAR MANCHESTER.—On
Thursday, u the Manchester and Buxton coach, called the
Espreas, was passing through Longsigbt, about 10.0
the fore-sale broke near the off-wheel, and the vehicle
turned over on its side. Ten passengers were outside, and
some of them were thrown upon the pavement with violence,
but none of them sustained injuries to life, or which were
at all likely to be attended with serious circumstances. A
young lady Irma good deal cut and scratched about the
face, and Mr. Holt, of Church, was much stunned, and wag
hurt about the legs by several passengers felling upon him.
The lady and several of the passengers who had suffered in
like manner, were able to proceed on their journey later in
the day, and Mr. Holt returned home by train in the
evening.

THE IRISH INDUSTRIAL EXITIBITION.—FormaI
possession woe yesterday given and taken of the lawn and
promises of the Royal Dublin Society, for the purposes of
the Great Exhibition Building. The staking out of the
ground was duly inaugurated in the presence of the Hon.
J. I'. Vereker, L. K Foot, Esq. (Hon. Secret►rryy of the
Royal Dahl% Society), Mr. Benson (architect), Mr. J. C.
Deane (Assistant Secretary), &e., and we anticipate that
the 15th of August, 1852, will be a memorable day in the
annals of Ireland. The preparation of all the materials ne-
cessary for this great work will go on pore patio, and no-
thing that seal energy and industry can effect will be left
uaapplied until its final completion.