The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-20 00:00:00

MAMPSHIRM between Whichester, Southampton. Rotwer, and
Sallebum.-11311FMOLD LANDED INVESTMENTS, deeirable
for occupation, consisting of Paws, with imitable booms sad
buildings: together with about 231 Acres of capital Land,
' Mprinigly arable, the remeloter pasture, wood, AA
R.S. DAN lEL SMITII,BON,andOAKLEY
have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the
near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, June 16, at 12,
in Lots, the above valuable
PROPERTY,
which will ccoolet of Mount Moment Farm and Ills. tr. Sip.,
let to Masses. Grace and Cole , Gruel Farm, including the Lock-
*flay and CHOW.' Greens, de., and 90a. lr. hip., In the occupa-
tion of Mr. Alfred Nunn; Hatcher/ containing m
36". Or. 261)..,
let to Mews. Hatcher. Orace, and M ; some vaimbie eits.
sores of rich arable and meadow land, Queen's Mead. dc.,
consisting of 4.15. at. 7p., In the occupation of Mr. Alfred Nunn.
The whole of the property le situate In the several parishes of
Lockeries and East ?Morley, and is within about two miles of
the Dunbelfte Station on the Salisbury and Bishopstoke Branch
of the London and South Western Railway, and within may
oommonlestion with the Metropolis.
Particular', with piens, maybe bad of Messm,Wilson, Bristow',
and Carpmael, 1, Copthall.buildings, Throgmorton-street, RC. :
at the Auction Mart, EC. ; the place of WI: and of ]fosses.
HAMM SallE, Am. end °natal", land agents and surveyor,
10, Waterloo-place, Penman, S.W.

BERKSHIRE—The BIJC/CIII7RST ESTATE—A very desirable
Preebokl Residential Property, on the border@ of Windsor
Great Park, comprising a commoGotis end substantial Man-
sion, beautifully situate on a gentle eminence and surrounded
by richly wooded park-lands, with lawns, pleagam grounds, an
brnamental sheet of water, capital Stabllng, Gardena, two
Lodge Entrances, afro a Farm-homes and Promise.. various
Cottage Propertke and an excellent Corn-mill, the whole coin-
PritshoBll.4.WitNlEL SMITH,SON,andOAKLEY
M have received inetructione from the Proprietors to 019YER
for SAL &by AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England,
on TUESDAY, lone 93. at It in One Lot, the above very attrac-
tive FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
distinguished as the Buckhuni Estate. situate 21 miles from the
finnnbegdale Station, on the Readingbrenoh of the South-Wcateres
Zeilway, six miles from Windsor, and in the immediate vicinity
at Ascot:heath and Virginia Water, a district proverbial for its
diserful and varied scenery and picturesque atamotiont Theman-
don is well situate on a gravelly soil, and to approached by car-
riage drives through the park from two lodge-entrances . it con-
tains spacious entrance ton 18 ft by 16 ft., awns room 24 ft. by
% with the 11-- 24 ft. by 18 ft, drawing
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!Co. 16, SUISRLOARDErDE PA2tX.
MESSRS. DANIEL BRIT SONtaadOAKLEY
- received testraptiotai toW AUCTION, at the

—.AL have. 18 ft., ooinmunicating woe library , by 18 rt.,
Mart, near the Bank of /Mikan& on TlJimlia 1 Jane 2. at ' roan Wt. by tali., study with anteroom tad vailibule opening
this very desirable Ito the verandah and flower garden, fromwhich a fine view is
TOWN MANSION, °blabbed over the park lands sloping to the lake. A stone stair-
most eligibly situate close to fit. James's Church, Padding ease, also a servants' ditto conducts to the first floor, on which
ton. It contains thirtesa bedroom* one fitted with there are eight bed and dressing rooms, sad on the second floor
three very handwaw.drawinitvecinak large dining-room, break- • SR bad and one dressing room. There weals, six other servants'
fast-room, dud or Mewl, entrance water-closet on bedrooms, and very complete domestic °faces and various out.
each of four floors, principal and secondary starreues, and bulidniacluding a good Laundry and brewhonee, with capital
extensive and most coavnt domsette °Sees. It is in • stable and Sam and boxes for borers, one large double
complete state of substantial and deoorstlve repair, and la . coach-house, and two smaller ditto, with coachman's rooms and
ready for the Immediate reception of a faintly. The Interior lofts. The kitchen gardons, with vinery, forcing pits, ett... are
has been decorated with Rear taste, at a oossidorable Ursa sad productive. Also a oonvashent term homestead, with
lay, gas is laid on to every room and the staircase' and "bee- dwellinghonse, and a valuable water oorn will. known as flan.
sages, and water to all the Boors except the top. Also stabling ping 111.ml11, with bailie, stabling. &c, and various cottage pro-
for three horses, and double coach.house, with good rooms over, pay abutting on the high road. The land in hand. site of man-
in Olonceeter-mews, at the rear of the mansion. The property Is don, pleasure grounds, and gardens comprise about 15 acres, the
held on lease for an unexpired term of 74 years, lees 10 days, remsing portico, including the park, with the exception of
from March 25, 1883, at a ground rent of £37 per anuum. Poe- about four acres let with the mill, and the cottage property, la in
session may be had on completion of the purchase. ' the occupation of a yearly tenant.
May be viewed only by orders from the Auctioneers. Particn- particular., with pima, may be obtained of Mee', William
Mrs, when ready, may be had of Messrs. Bell, Steward, and graorenridgc sod Son, solicitors, IS, Bartlett'sbuUdinga Rol.
Lloyd, No. 45, Lincoln's-lon-folds; at the Mart, LC. and of born, &C. ; at the Mart, E.C. ; and of Mews. MaIIILL SMITH,
the Auctioneers, No. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, S. W. Soli, and OAKLEY, land agents and surveyors, 10. Waterloo-
niece, Pall-mall, B.W.

ACToN, MIDDLESEX, within five miles of Lendou—Dulrabla I -
FREEHOLD RESIDN.ffs with about seven acres of Legg, I SUIPPOLK, near the Sea Coast—Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE
admirably adapted for banding. and FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Gardena widths:au&
MESSItS.DANIELSMMI,SON,andOAKLEY 1, MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,sadOAKLEY
have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at ' have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the
the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, Jane; aim i Mart, neer the Bank of England, on TUICIDAY, June 23, at 12, a
no in One Lot, and U tse sold then Immediately In Two Lot., gentlemanly RESIDENCE and ESTATE,
GROVE HOUSE, 1 comprising about six acres of land, known u 1101.1imme, in the
• desirable family residence, containing eight bedrooms and pariah of Wrentham, Suffolk, all freehold, on the high road.
attics, dining and drawing room, and the usual domestic oft e, about 8 miles from Lowestoft, 3.} from Souchwold, at from the
with coach-houses and stabling orchard. capital flower and Brampton Station on the last Suffolk line. and about two milers
kitchen gardens, vinery, usteruHy disposed law., with lacewings from the sea side. The house is approached by a carnage sweep,
drive, de., comprising an area of four acres: also, immediately in a high situation, substantially built, and contains dining-room,
adjoining, three acres of excellent land, allotted under the fine drawing.room, and three smaller slttirig.rooms, nine bed.
Acton Inclosure ; has a long frontage on the turnpike road to rooms, two dressing.rooms, several closeta, with all the offices
Uxbridge ; also to two roads leading to the Acton Station, in fact, and appointments neceuary for a moderate establishment ;
is hounded on three sides by good roods. The property Is free. also email greenhouse and vinery, well stocked gardens and
bold, and most of the land is to every way adapted for building pleasure grounds, paddocks, plantations, and two cottages, with
purposes: it is within a very few minutes' walk of the Acton rd supply of water : the outbuildings Include stabling for ten
Station, on the North and South Western Junction Railway, nu, two coach-house, pigsties. farmyard, Be. The property
The subsoil in a good bed of gravel. The residence has been 716 , Ls In capital order, and possesses many advantages. Immediate
cently vacated, so that possession may be lad on completion of pion may be had.
the purchase. l Particulars, when ready, may he had of Messrs. Crabtree and
Particulars, with plans, may be had at the Mart, RC. • of : Cross, solicitors, Halesworth ; of E. L. Hooper, Eq., solicitor,
Mews. Walker and Jerwood, oollcitors, 12, Furnivalainn, ir:c. •
Fogg, Southarepton.b nil dings, &rloC. : and
Pallesall. of Mews. DAittal. SMITH,
and of Messrs. DAME. Bunn, Sow, and (lunar, land agent; i and oAntaT, 10, Wateo•plaoe,
and surveyors, 10, Waterloo.glace, Pallexall, &NV

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE—The DALIANGTON ESTATE, in the
=Lof DALLINGTON, close to the town of Northampton,
id, Tithe-free, and subject only to a trifling land tax ;
comprising Dalllngton.ball, a huge, elegant and substantially.
erected Mansion, with several capital farms and numerous
other occupations, consisting chiefly of market gardena and
accommodation' lands, in immediate contiguity to Northamp-
ton, a great portion adapted for building purposes, the whole
ertending over 1,405 m ir. 1.3 p. ; also the A DVOWSON of the
VICARAGE of DALLINGTON, and nearly the WHOLE of the
VILLAG W., the MANOR of DALLINGTON, with its sporting
sights and privileges, various Fee-farm Raga, &c.: valuable
Beds of Ironstone, which have produced royalties exceeding
£l,OOO per annum during the last three years. The rental, In-
cluding the royalties, woodlands, Ac., b.g about £4,300 pat
annum.
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON,
have received Instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the
Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, July 7, at 16, In
One or Two Lots, thla Important
FREEHOLD STATE;
comprising Dallington-hall, a substantial stone-built mansion,
pleasantly situate, close to the church and village, and over-
Woking some finely-timbered park lands. with plantation, ex-
cellent fishponds, Ac. ; it contains 16 bedrooms, large reception
rooms, a fine oak staircase and secondary staircase, and good
domestic offices: extensive stabling and coach-houses, laundry,
brewhouse, &c., capital flower garden's and pleasure grounds,
two walled kitchen gardens, with vinery, conservatory, forting
pits, product's.) orchard, Ac. The kennel of the Pytchley
hounds Is within a few miles. The agricultural lands are of first-
rste quality, and in the hands of highly respectable tenants;
they are in an excellent state of cultivation, and the farmhouses
and homesteads ere in a good state of repair, and afford ample
convenience for the proper cultivation of the laud. There are
numerous occupations, consisting of market garden and accom-
modation lauds, a considerable portion of which will doubtless
be required shortly for building purposes, as the town of North-
ampton is rapidly spreading in the direction of the estate : also
the Wheataheaf Inn, in the village, end numerous cottages,
nearly t.be .
WHOLE of the VILLAGE,
with the exception of the almshouses and schools, Is Included ;
also Dalllngton Mill, which being so close to Northampton to
adapted for a rod trade. The manor of Dallington, with Its
:ats,ing knownrs' Dand
allinigntioTebgresaili.th the
"Pi"'
°Dye"
and
Plan
ta-
The ADVOWSON of the VICARAGE of DALTINGTON,
with good vicarage house, convenient homestead, and about 60
acres of very valuable glebe land, and tithe-rent charge of
£2l Is. 6d. per annum: various fee farm rents, amounting to
about £5O per annum : valuable beds of ironstone, which have
produced royalties amounting to upwards of /11,000 per annum
during the last three years. /be estate, which forms an 'min- I
terrunted domain of I
05. K THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND FIVE ACRES, ,
extendtngfrom the town of Northampton to Dallingtowheath. :
t and ahich possesses the advantages tooth of a residential landed
property and a large extent of town lands, rapidly increasing in !
value, and subject only to very trifling outipoinp, being entirely .
frecbobi, the land-tax only ZS 115. 4d. per annum, will in the
I first instance be submitted to auction in One Lot, offering an
HANTS.—PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT. opportunity for a sound investment, combined with a desirable
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,andOAKLEY ' residence in a central and favourable locality, easily accessible '
hare received Windlass to PREPARE for BALE by from London or any of the principal parts of the kingdom by
AUCTION a valuable I railway, and conferring on the turchaser very considerable local
FREEHOLD ESTATE I Influence. .
in the parish ot SherSeld-upon-Loddon. a wall part fa the parish' In the event of a sale not being effected In one lot, it
of Beamley, four miles from Basingstoke: comprising the man- , will be immediately divided into Two Lots, when Lot I will
don known as Amber Lodge, contai..ing seven prlncipal bed- , comprise the 'mansion, woodlands, plantations, farm lands,
rooms and two dressing-roma, and five servants' bedrooms,' cottage, and village property, &dynamo, manor, fee farm
drawing-room at by ES and lb feet 6 high, dining room sr by it, rents, &c., in all about 1,150 acres, forming an exceedingly
alsosic offices, with oonvenb out-offices and farm- . compact landed estate : and Lot 2 will comprim 255 sores, don
o • capital farm, 14 cottages, plantations. farm,
to Northampton, consisting of market garden and accommoda-
belies, des, R°.: the whole extending over about 068 lion laud, lail'lngton mill, Itc , forming an important tract of
.
= with extensive manorial 11111t1C0171/Oull rights, and land, producing a large annual Income, and capable either of
miles of fishery in the river Loddon. The man- being gradually converted Into building land, or of immediate
dow ts very pleasantly situate in the midst of park-like meadow operations In a building scheme of magnitude.
land, beautifully timbered, and is adapted for the residence of a I Particulars, with plans. may shortly be had of Messrs. Hilliard,
gentleman's family. : Dale, and Stritton, solicitors, 3, Gray'sinusquare, W.C. ;of
A more detailed advertisement will appear as noon es the sur ' George Annceley, Rm., No fit. Linomln'ainn.fields, W.C. ; of Mr.
trey is completed. and 303t4CUIsn. with plans, when ready, may W. J. Peirce, auctioneer, Northampton: and of Mews Duman
be obtansed of Soma DANIEL Bum', 110 e, and ()ARM, land, 8111111, Son, and OAILZT,Iand aguita and surveyors,lo, Waterloo-
agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-Plattes Pall-mall, B. W, vac., Pall-mall, S.W.

HENDON MIDDLESEX.

INIESSRS.DATT fElaiMlit, SON,and 0 A KLEY
len BELL by AUCTION, et the Mart, near the Bank of
England, on TUZADAY. Jane 1, at 11,
Iritr.EHOLD RENT-CHABGEB, . .
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In Hen of iithes,7usirgont ofr97a. Sr.sp. ;ifind, In the mash
of Hendon, adjoining the wish of Hampstead, princlp.Hy be-
longing to Eton falai° and thei essees, and commuted at £lO6
95. 4d. per annum. Thaw rent charges vary according to the
pricer, I corn, the value tor the present year being Zll3 Is. ad.
Particulars may be had at the Mart, Y.C. ; of moan. tall.
Steward, and d, solicaton, 49, Lincollis-bin-Selds. and or
HOWL DASIKL ?NMI, 809, and 0.111-gr, land agents and sur-
veyon, 10, Waterloo-place, Pallanall. 9.W.

KENT.—Valuable FREEHOLD and TITHE FREE MARSH
LAND. in the parish of Stodinsesh, about Mx miles from the
City of Canterbury.
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH,SON,and OAKLEY
beg William the public that they will OFFER for SALE
by AfTCTION, at the Mart, Canterbury, on SATURDAY, June 6
(instead of May 231, as previous advertised), at 2, In One Lot
(and It not then sold, afterwards in Eight Lois), earring from
40 to 6 acres in size, a valuable
GRAZINO ESTATE,
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1n the parish of Stodritarsh, now in the occupation of Mr. Edward
Masted, containing shoat 187 acres. In a ring fence, comprising
a fine tract of feeding land on the river Stour, offering a sound
Investment for atpnal, and a most desirable occupation ; or, In
lota, valnable acquisitions to occupiers of arable land In the
neighbourhood. The whole at present In the occupation of a
good tenant, whosefenancy expires in January, 1.04, no that
possession may be had on completion of the purchase.
Full printed particulars wi I shortly be published; In the
meantime further information ma be obtained of Mews.
Daunt Sturn, Son, and Osumi. Lsnd agents and surveyors, I
10, Waterloo-place, Pall-mall, &W.

SlLNT.—Yainable FREEHOLD IFITATIL In the fertile pariah of 1
ASIA next Sandwich.
MESSRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOABLEY
have received instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at
the Mart, Canterbury, on SATURDAY, June 6 ;instead of May I
it, u previously advertised). at S. a valuable
FREEHOLD FARM.

called Uphonuen TR; m, MaWt; 11; the iertile parish of AA, I
about 5 miles from the town of Sandwich, and 10 from the cit
of Canterbury. It consists of 110 a. Er. Op. of superior rich
arable, hop, and pasture land, and farmhouse and suitable farm
premises, Joining the road leading from Kinistone to Wingham
Barton, and is let un lease to Mr. Henry Marsh for la years from
the 15th of October, IMS, at an annual rent of £3OO
Particulars, with plans, may be had at the Fountain Hotel,
Canterbury the Bell Hotel, Sandwich; of ?deur& Kingsford ,
and Dorman, solicitors, ES, Fasexatreet, Strand, W.O ut the
Auction Mart and of Mann. DAM= Surryi, Sow, and (Lunar,
land agents sad =crayon. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall.mall, S.W.