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

(Stamped, ld. Additional]

KIENSINOTON_ ADDISON-CRESCENT NORTH, ADDISON.
ROAD.—LOND LRARLROLD RISIDENCAS, held M the

Mntind rent of is. per house.
MESSRS. FA REBROTHEIt, CLARK, and LYE
are instructed by the Mortgagees to SILL, at Oarravraya
on WEDNESDAY, August 19, at U. in Two Lots.
Lot 1. A capital detached FAMILY RB3IDENCE,
with pomeesion, being No. 1, Addison. crescent, containing six
bedrooms and dressing-room elegant drawing-room, dlohlg-
room, library, and breakfaatroom ; good domestic cams and
garden ; of the annual value of £llO.
Lot t A detached Residence of a similar description, let for a
term, which will expire September, 1864, at the low rout of £lOO
per annum. Each house le held under • tease, dated the 11th of
April, 1857, for 96 years from the 54th June, 1055, at the yearly
rest of as. each.
May be viewed, and particulars had on the premises, No. 1.
Particulars also of Messrs. Tilleard, Son, Godden. and Hotrue,
]Men34, Old Jewry ; at Ciarraway's: and at the ogices of
S. FAMBROTHICI, Ctritc, and Lys, Lancaster-place, Strand.

LT WOPENC

NORFOLK—VALUABLY and extensive ESTATE, comprising
1.1170 acres in • ring fence and nearly an entire perish, with
very attructive ep irting advantages, the vitae of the present
wine of Lt,600 per annum, with the AdVOl/1011 and Rectorial
UN.

MESSRS. DA N I EL S MITE, SON, andOAKLEY
ate instructed to OFFER for BALM b 7 AUCTION, at the
Mart, at the end of the summer (unless previously dispned ot
D y putrid' contract, C,r which they are prePalut t 6 Meg), the
above valuable

PROPERTY, known n the HORSEY MSTATII
forming, with very small exception, the whole perish et Hari
situate about 101, miles from Yarmouth. 21 from Norwich, and
22 from Cromer, bounded on the north-east by the German
Ocean, It coropriaes Ledia. Or. Up., lying in a ring fence, and
divided thus 3r. Op. Horsey Hall, • oomfortabte mode•
rate sized residence. containing dining-room, drawing-
room, libesry, gentleman's room. 10 bedrooms and °Mem,
stabling, etc., with lawn. gardens, shrubberies, and plan-
tations, In hand ; 1,214 a. lip. of arable and marsh
land, a large poetlon of which is of excellent quality, and
produces heavy crops, and is divided Into several convenient
farms, with the iambi farmhouses, premises, and cottages; 139 a.
tr. 38p. Horsey Merl, or Lake, and various pieces of plantation
and marsh land, known as Bands, surrounding it; 118 a. 3r.41
of Breyden Marshes, producing a large anneal return from
sedge, and rushes, and aifording first .rate snipe and other wit
shooting; 139 a. ir. Op. of valuable rabbit warren adjoining the
nowt. the whole produces an annual income of about £2,600.
This estate has many attractions foe • gentleman fond of a
country life and rural sports. It. advantages with regard to
shooting and Oshing are unequalled from he prorlmity to the
cowl, and from the fact that the Horsey Mere le the nearest
piece of water to the sea; duck, snipe, woodcock, and other
wild fowl of every description abound. including the rarcat
birds found in Great &Main. The Mere Is well stocked
with rah, which are noted for their size and quality;
it is also an Important addition to the estate fur yachting
and boating, and se • mews of cheap water carriage to Tar.
month, Norwich, and other districts. The sporting and fishing
on this estate Sr. mentioned by Turin and other 'Whore
as thitirate. The estate is newly all freehold. and is a ddaot
district to itself, and la, with all parish Malmo. under the sole
control of the owner. The advowion and rectorial tithes form
part of the property. The *Means of all kinds are almost
nombal.—Purifier particadus may be had el Charles Cory, Esq.,
solicitor, Great Yarmouth; of P. A. Haw* !sq., solicitor. 9.
Bedford-row, Holborn ; and of Messrs. DWI= MTS. BOA and
OMMAY, 10, Watteloo-place, Pall-mall. B.W.

PENNSYLVANIA CASTLE, PORTLAND. in the county of
DORSET, the favourite MARINE REdIDENCE of the late
JOHN PENN, Pp.. OOVERNIJR of PORTLAND, built by him
In the yew IWO, under the direction of the late Jas. Wyatt.
Esq., on the southern coed of the Island, on the western aide
of the Bey of Church Hope, commanding a magnificent and
uninterrupted view of the sea, and looking upon the ancient
and picturesque ruin of Rufus's, or Bow and Arrow Castle
mentioned by Wend and Hutchins In their Antbaltim of
Dorsehbire), which belongs to the property, sad Rands on the
eastern ads of the bay, within the grounds, which are inter-
emoted by • ravine Sued with a fine grove of trees, and present
some wild and highly picturesque scenery.
MESSRS.DAITIELSM ITII,SON,andOAKLEY
have been favoured by the Proprietor with instructions
to OFFER for SA LE by AUCTION, at the Nut, near the Bank
of England, on FRIDAY, August, T, at 12 ionises previoualy dia-
-1 posed of by private coa.tra2t), the above very attmetive

PIibPIATY,
the most distinguished private reddest' in the Wend. The
house is substantially built of Portland stone, in the castellated
style, with a tower at the north eastern angle of the building,
and occupies a comma:1(1ln( site on the Cliff, thickly screened
on either side by plantation., with lawn, flower garden, terrace,
and look-out immediately above the bay, commanding views of
the coma to St. Aldham s Head, and a fine expanse of sea. The
approach is through • handsome stone gateway, with a carriage
drive through plantations. The interior accommodation
comprises, on the principal chamber floor, four best bedrooms
and two dressing rooms, phut off from a broad cot ridor
overlooking the sea, which connects the library at the
south eastern angle of the house with a lofty circular drawing
room 23tt. 91n. in diameter in the tower at the north eastern
angle, back and front staircase: also in au intermediate floor one
best bed room and Dye servants' rooms ; and wattle ground-floor,
entrance-hall, • lofty el rcular dining room, lift. gin. in diameter,
study, a complete set of domestic offices, including butler's
pastry, servants' hall, and a large and well-appointed kitchen;
there are also various outbuildinas, and a small stable end
coach-house. The ion diefly is freehold, and comprises about
TWINTY.POUR
partly laid out with great taste by W. Nesfield, Esq., as pleasure
grounds, with terrace and parterre. The whole is of • natu-
rally wild and ornamental character, and affords some good
pasturage
_there is also a stone quarry, and the bay offers faci-
lities for lading and landlag. The property is in every way •
delightfully secluded marine residence, and la conveniently
situate for yachting purpose., being within an easy run /tom
Co•es and Hyde, and the new harbour and breakwater afford
secure anchorage. Weymouth is reached from London in about
al hours by the SoutipW extern and Great Western lines of rail-
wry ; a railway le also in construction to the north side of the
Island. lioutfiampton is also reached in about three hours,
whence steamboats run daliy to Cowes and Hyde. There is also
direct communication by steamboats with the Channel Islands.
Pull printed pa' ticulars may be obtained at the principal
hotels at Weymouth, Dorchester. Southampton, Cowes, and
Hyde of P. A. Hanreet, Req., solicitor. 9. Bedford-row, W.C. ;
and with orders to view of Heave. Reynolds sad bon,
Schooletreet, Weymouth; or of MOSUL DADIZLISMITIL builders,
OAXIXY, land swab sad surveyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-
ing!, &W.

WALTHAIIPTOW, MILL, out the Borders of Epping Forest.—
FYILISAIOLD OUTTAtiIt cleee to the picturesque
Mlliw of Woodford, sad roost eligibly skeet* two miles from
Wimstow four miles frogs =tee=otte mile from
the tleorgelane Station of the W laver, and
within seem miles of the metropolis.

MESSRS. DA N lEL SM ITH,SON, and OAKLEY
have received Instructions to OFFICE for BALK by
tinTON, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, en FRIDAY,
August 7, the above desirable
EIi:UDEN CE, known as MILL COTTAGE,
on the high road from London to Woodford, but beautifully
secluded therefrom by tree. and ornamental shrubbery; eau-
Wining, with lee paddock, kitchen garden, and tastefully dis-
posed lawns and pleasure ground., nearly three acres: the
whole hi first-rate condition, sod with possession at Midsummer
next. The house is approached by a iarriage drive, and con-
tains dining-room, drawing room, library, de bedrooms, dress-
ingroom, and good domestic ofhees. There is capital stabling,
looLe buses, coach.houae, and • complete set outbuildings. The
able situuti n, a,most dwerghtful. suburban clireatrfteesteron a asmall
scale, with easy access to Loudon.
Particulars may be obtained of W. C. Metcalfe, Esq., solicitor,
Epping; at the Auction Mart; end of Maws. Dunn. 811TH.
Boa, sad OA[LIT, land mad sarverces, 10, Waterloo-
piece, Pall-mall, 8. W.

DONCHURCH, ISLE of WIGHT. - WT DENIS, • distinguish&
MARINE lIANSION In one of the most delightful and salu-
brious parts of the Island. sequestered In grounds of great
beauty. commanding a lovely seis vim only a mile from that
delishtful and fashionable mart, Veutoor, and In a select
neighbourhood.

MESSRS, DANIEL MK ITH, SON, and OA K LEY
are Instructed to OFFER foe !SALE by .11%71071, at the
Mart, near the Bank of England, In the summer ,uniees pre-
viously disposed of by prleaee contract the above very superior
MARINE ESSIDENCY.,
situate In the south-eastern division of the liberty of
East Medina, close to the picturesque village of Runchureh,
which osoupies a sptenitid position on the rocky heights of the
°oast line, at the extremity of that singularly romantic and
grand tract, the t4•derellll, and within the lutbience of a climate
proverbially favourable to delicate constitutions. The mansion
M ellatiolginehed not alone from the character of the residence
(which Is in the Elizabethan style of architecture, moat substan-
tially built of stone, planned with evety attention to comfort and
luxury, with costly fittings through .01 then rcception rooms and
pine-pal chamberaci lo biting Ns.e workmanship la English oidi. all
In keeping with the 17th ceutury!, but also from its delightful
situation, sheltered beneath a precipice ef limestone. secluded
within its grounds, which occupy a rich tract of shore laud, one
• of the many capricious formistious from the great land slip,
having • magnitloeut sea view. and completely screened by
ornamental timber, which flourishes beneath the lofty shade of
Its rocky background. It La freehold, embracing, with its lawns
and pleasure grounds, gardens, and paddocks. an area of about
al, scree. immediate possession may be obtained, and all the
• appropriate and costly oak furniture and WADE. may be taken
by the put chaser at a valuation.
Particulars may be listi of Mews. Ranken, ►ord, Longbournr,
and Longbourne, solicitors, No. 4, flouth.square, Grey's-Wn,
W.C. ; and of Naar. DANIKL SMITH, SON, and OSILLST, hand
agents and a6rveyura, 10, Waterloo-place, O. W.

MEV M IN A RY ADVERTISE LI ENT.—YORE-HOUSH
N 11A NI —a lemons and commodious monolog, occupying a
fine site, amidst liixoriantlyYtmbered pleasure grounds, with a
beautiful lawn and critic land, on the banks of the Thames:
also a valuable Portion of an liyot, immediately opposite to
the pnmerty In the river, and well known ea Bel-pie bland.
RS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY
MliarSe been (avowed with instructions from the Proprietor
to oirlEll for BALE bi AUCTION. in the month of October. the
above attractive PROPERTY,
situate within five minutes' walk of the railway station at
Twickenham. at about I mile from Richmond, and conveniently
aear to several distingniabed sesta. It was mice the residence and
studio of the Hon. Anne Seymour limner, the celebrated sculls-
trio, din a favourite resort of Horace Walpole, and formerly
distinguished as York Yens, In connexion with interenting him
torical associations. The inausion presents ea imposing elevation.
with constr. story, stabling, lodge entrance. carriage approach.
gardens, and magultlerntly.tinibered ptrounds, with shrubbery
Walks, Be the whole comprising about 12 acres, bounded by a
capital
A fuller advertisement will shortly appear, and meantime
further particulars, with order to view, can be obusinnl of
MOW. DLIIIILSON. &LW °MILKY, load agents awl aur-
reyors, 10, Waterkusplacc, Pall.mall, B.W.

IN the CITY of LONDON.—Prawimat to a Decree of the High
Court of Chancery made Ina amass of "King r. Hoare," with
the appronatioa of the Yiesselmacellor Sir John Stuart. the
Jude,. to whnee Conti the said came D attached, In tile Lot,
by Messra DANIEL SMITH, SON. and OAK LEY. the per ors
appointed by the as
Judge, at the Amnon Mart, In the city
ot London, boys ►FRIDAY, Azgaiit 7, at 12 it 2004
ASUBSTANTIALLY-BUILT MESSUA(IE or
Tenement and Peemtses and two large Shops, forcllpled by
Moms. Orrisive, chemists, and Meters. Baugh end Hensley, pho-
tographers and printseikrs, and being No. tl, Ludgate hilL In
the city of Loadon, and extending from thence to
Pilgrim-street, and inarmliet ly opposite the London V.Rees
house, held by lease from the Mayor, commonalty. and citizens
of the city of London for 61 years from Michaelnum,lB.s9. at •
rent of £26 13e. 3 d. per annum, and renewable every 11 years on
paymemt of • fine of E 172 13s. 0 d., and let on lease to Messrs.
OrrWge for • term of which four years will be unexpired at Hl-
' chasms., 190,, at the anneal rent of £3OO.
EarUeulare mid conditions of mile may be had math of Mr.
Norge Mansfield, agloitor, Leilbury, Herefordshire . Messrs.
Dobinrea end Geere. enneitors, 67, Lincolu'ainn.flelds ; Memo.
Oabeiel sad Newingroa, solicitors, 13, Lincoln. Inn.fields
or the auctioneer'. denim. DANIS!. MITI, Son, and OAKLEY. IC.
Wa.erloovisce, P• 1140•11; and at the place of sale.—Alfred
chief clariz—Doblasea sod Deere, 67, Lincoln s4nß.llsids, plain;
YB's soliettora