The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-29 00:00:00

PUBLIC S.

ILES.

MAY 2Fl.—ny Mr. ANCONA, at tho Mart.—The per-
petual rent charge in lieu of the impropriate rectorial
tithe, of the parish of Cunewdon, }lssex, which produced
last year 9804. 2s. 21d., subject to a reduction for taxes,
&c., but land tax redeemed; also 2} acres of Qlrbe, tho
yearly outgoings average YB. on the whole—knocked down
for 1:050/.

The advowson, with right of next and all future pre-
sentations to the rectory of Penfield, Essex, with parsonage
hour•, 10 acres of glebe and Trot charge in lieu of tithes
of 502/. 10s. per annum, present incumbent S 5 years of age

The perpetual advowson and next presentation to the
rectory of Litton Cheney, Mont tshire, with parsonage
house, 120 acres of glebe and commuted rent charge, the
whole producing a net income of 825/. per annum, present
incumbent in his 46th year--4,0001.
The perpetual advowson and next pre,entation to the
vicarage of Ilminster, Somenietthirc the net income of
which is, including parsonage-house, 5.501. Its Bd. per
annum, present incumbent in his 69th year-3,150/.
It was understood that none of the above church proper-
ties suet with purchasers, but were all bought in.
Messrs. PKICKETT and Si's, at the Mart.—Three houses
with shops, 11, 12, and 13, Crawls•yy-street, Oakley-square,
let for 15-5/. per annum, held for 9'2 years at 341.—501 d in
lota for 1,1601. . .

Mews. WEvarAxcar, at the Mart.—The leasehold pre-
mi.es, Nos. 526 and 527, New Oxford-street, let on lease for
:32-5/. per annum, held from the Duke of Bedford for 74
yews unexpired, at 871.—suld fur 2,87 W.
Leasehold shop and premises, No. 528, New Oxford-
street, let under an agreement, at present producing 1;10/.
per annum, but to increase progressively, held fur 74 years
at 301.-1,2101.

Leasehold house, 36, Bloomsbury-street, let for 1101. per
annum held for 71 years at 161. 25.-1,2201.
Two leasehold houses 8 and 9, Grove-road, North Brix-
ton, let for 1201. per annum, held fur 74 years unexpired at
151.—in lots, 1,2301.
Mr. W. Fruz.n, at Garmway's.—Lease and goodwill of
the Castle Tavern, Holborn, a lease will be granted direct
frtm the freeholder, who is the occupier, tor 21 yeah at
801.-8201.

Lease, with possession, of the King's Arms public house,
at the corner of Milbank-street and Great College street,
Westminster, with a house and shop adjoining, the whole
held for 28i years at 1501., the adjoining premises let off for
86/. 144.-2,051.11.
Mears. FAAEHROTHIII, CLARK, and Lye, at CialTaWay.B.,
—A family mansion, No. 6, Tilncy-street, and in Park-lane
overlooking Hyde-park, with possession, held of the Dean
and Chapter of Westminster for 40 years from 1839 at
71. Bs., renewable every 14 ran according to custom ; also,
stabling and coach-house in Pitt's Head Mews, held on
lease for 1501. per annum-12,0001.
The advowson and perpetual patronage of the rectory of
Witten with Brandish, near Norwich, total income includ-
ing glebe land 4831. per annum, present incumbent 59 years
of age—knocked down for 2,91101.
Boren houses, being Noe. 1 to 7, St. James's terrace,
Vauxhall-bridge-road, let at rents producing 280/. per ann.,
held under the Dean and Chapter of Westminster on leases
renewable according to custom at 621. pm annum—fetched,
in lots, 2,8501.

Tows Haaturrs.—A correspondent says: "A
committee is in the coarse of format+on for the penman of
securing the return of W. C. Maeready, Esq., for thie,bo-
rough in the event of an election, the lone abeam in
AMA's of Deorg‘ Thornier's, Iraq., one of the prevent
filambast, being the awe et same anxiety among hla eon-