The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-28 00:00:00

*deo b Suction.

POWITONXIIRNT or SALllttos July 29 to August—lN CHAN-
CRECY —"Loughborough v. Duncau." VAUXHALL and
RENNINGTON.—VaIuabIe COPYRoLD GROUND RLRYS

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.mounting to about 0800 per annum, with the reversion, In
Aodavarying from 17 to 40 years, to the rack rental, amount-
to about 415,000 per swum.
ESSESSAREBROTHER,CLARK, and LYE
are instructed to BELL at Garraway's. In August, in
Sixty-five lAta, with theapprobation of Vioe•Chancellor Sir John
Stuart, the following very important
COPYROLD ESTATE,
situate at Vauxhall and Kennington. comprising ground rents
amounting to about £llOO per annum, lamina out of Noe. 1 told,
Coburg-Mete, Upper Kennington-lane; No 1 to 30, Lough-
borough-street ; Noe. 1 to 11, Wyndard-street ; the Baby Castle
Public-house . No., Ito 48, Eaherstreet, also the chapel and
school in the same street ; Nos 1 to 3. Albion-plane. Upper Ken-
niton.lane . Nee. I to 41 inclusive in Neville-street; Noe. 1 to
es Nethie-place ; Nos. 8 to 22, Tyerotermee, including the Seville
Arms public-home, at the corner of Neville-street ; and Nos. 1 to
W, Oswalt2s.place, adjoining the site of St. Peter's Church and
Schools, formerly part of the Vauxhall-gardens. The reversion
to the (ormolu; will fall at periods varying from 17 to r 0 years,
the rack rentMs amounting to about £6,000 per annum. The
property in oopyhoid of the manor of Leamington.
Particulars, with plans, may be had of Wm. Thomas, Esq.,
elicitor, 8, Ply-place, Holborn, BC. ; of W. E. Duncan, Esq., 81,
Beeinghallotreet, BC. ; of It. A. Withal!. Esq., 21, Parliament-
street, S.W.; of Mr. Peacock, architect and surveyor, Fl,
Coburg-place, Upper Kennington-lane. 8. ; at Garraway's, it C. ;
and at the offices of Melon. ILMSOTIIIII, Cuba, and Lyl,
6. lancaster.ploos, Wand, W.C.

STUDLEY CASTLE, WAIIIWICESHIRL—A mostimportant and
highly valuable MWOLD RESIDENTIAL DOMAIN, finely
timbered park, lakes wail stocked with fish, woods and plan-
tations, several highly cultivated Farms, embracing an area of
nearly 1,700 acres, with the Manors of tit. John of Jerusalem,
Mempleboroughoreen, Moreton Baggott. and Netherstead, the
whole producing (independent of the mansioa, woods, and
lands in hand) upwards of £l,OOO per annum. being consider-
ably
below the real annual value. Also the ADVOWBON of
the REC t OILY of MOREToN RAGOOTT.
MESSRS. PARE BROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
have received instructions from the Proprietor to SELL.
at Oamware cm WEDNESDAY, August 6 (unless an acceptable
offer is previously made by private contzacti, the very important
and valuable
FREEHOLD REIRDENTIAL DOMAIN distinguished ea
STUDLEY CASTLE.
situate In the parishes of Studley, Moreton &egret. and Insley,
to the county of Warwick, and Oldborough, in the county of
Worcester. 16 miles from Worcester and Birmingham, lying to
the west of Leamington and Warwick about 13 miles, and 10
miles from Bromagrove, with railway accommodation on several
Brea, • station at Redditch four miles, and at Beariey six miles
distant, another line being is peones, passing within one mile
of the village of Studley, makingthe journey from London within
34 hours. The castle, which is In the Norman style, ban been
erected at great cost within the last 90 years, Is seeded on • com-
manding eminence, fronting south, in a finely timbered part,
embracing very extensive sod charming views over the surround-
ing diversified country, the River Arrow flowing through tho
estate. The mansion coronet's' • centre and two wings, forming
three sides of • quadrangle, the fourth being enclosed (entered
through folding iron gatm), with noble Gothic entrance sod
porte cochtres : the intmlw is complete with every require-
ment and adapted for the immediate occupation of • noble-
man's or gentleman's ignty. and comprises a spacious
entrance; hall opening to • tower vestibule • noble dining-
hell Wit. by Wt. exclusive of bay, • drawing-room SOIL
by 26ft., with bay windows, an octagon library, breakfast and
morn.ng rooms. and other apartments: grand staircase leads to
the Drat floor, and like principal visitors' chambers, and dressing
rooms approached by a gallery which surrounds the vestibule,
communicating with the moire corridors and wings. Secondary
staircases also lead to the right wing. forming in itself • complete
house for the family. indeprndently of visitors. The left wing
contains upwards of 40 b.:hakes rooms sod servant.' derma.-
ries, and a moat complete set of offices. The principal rooms
open to a line terrace, nowergardens, and to the beautiful
lawns and pleasure grounds,which have been laid out with
unusually good Mae, under the superintendence of the emi-
nent landscape gardener, Gilpin, elegant Gothic conser-
vatory, capital walled kitchen gardens, range of forcing
and hot holier, filled with excellent vines, peaches,
Pp, and fruits of other descriptions, stabling and coach-
houses capable of accommodating an extensive stud and esta-
blishment, within an enclosed courtyard, and detached brewery
screened from the castle by plantations and shrubberies. The
whole premises are supplied with excelltnt spring water, and all
the conveniences and conduits suitable to the renuirements of
the present age, together with several well imaged farms of
rich meadow, vesture, and arable land of one quality, in • high
state of cultivation, with se °antisl farmhouses ano buildings,
judiciously placed for farming operations, as also embracing
extensive views : Let to • Drat class tenantry, principally from
year to year : the whole estate embracing an arta of newly
TWO THOUSAND SE HUNDRED ACRES,
and producing at low rentals upwards of
24,000 PER ANNUM,
Independent of the castle gardens and grounds (43 acres in ex-
tent), and the covers, preserves, and woods in band about 100
acres:, fairly stocked with game, affording good shooting and
sporting ; two packs of hounds hunt the neighbourhood, and
there is good fishing In the bikes and river. Also the
MANORS of ST. JOHN of JERUSALEM, MAPPLEDOROUGH-
GREEN, 1111R6TON BAGOOTT, and N ETHEE.STEA D. and
the ADYOPs SON of the RECTORY of MORETON BAGGOTT,
with dwellinghouse, coach-house, gardens, and grounds, and
• about 30 acres of glebe land, the Income being about ElOO per en-
num, subject to the Woof the present incumbent The whole estate
; la well supplied with water. Ihe principal WOW/ and plantations
' are well disposed, forming One features on the property, and
good roads intei sect the same. The old castle, now five dwell-
ings), several tenements and small holdings. in the pretty villages
of Studley, Mappieboroughiffeen, and Moreton, also belong.
Possess on of the castle and estate may be had on completion
, of the purchase (with Ka contenta et the option of the porthaeer).
' Particulars and plans are preparing, and when ready may he
had of Ileum W. Murray, Son, and Hutchins, 11, Blrehlu-lane,
CorehHL LC.; T. B. Couchman, Ear., solicitor. Henley-in-
Arden, Warwickshire: at °areaway's, E.C. •, and of Mews.
FAKEBROTHEII. CURL and Log. ti, Lancaster-place. Strand,
, London, W.C. The cattle and estate can he viewed only by
Introduction of Mews. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye.