The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY

SCAR EY. near tiuildtor I and Godabning.—Valuable ESTATE,
extending over about 6i3 serer, and °aerial; a arareitree bladed

not-tomein.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have I
remised instructions to OFFER fur KALE, at the Auc-
tion Mart, In Tokenhouse.vard, In the spring ,tudebs previously
disposed ut privately, a valuable
ESTATE,
all Freehold 'with the exception of [donut six acres`, situate
about tit miles from Godahning. eight from Buildfurd, eleven
lotto Itortlmm, :col only tit toot two anti a half miles front the
eranley nation on the new hue from liuildiord to llot&hata. it
consists of the several farms known as Booker's Lee, Bridge,
larnhurst, and Little Wildwood, with compact homesteads, an
excellent residence. with cannel stabling and offices, large walled
gardens, lawn, and flower beds, and aupet tor newly -erecia,l agri-
cultural buildings, ace, .I land. several dwelling-huses.
numerwus cottages, Ac., the whole extending over about Oa
acres of productive arable, meadow, paature, and wood land,
bounded and iutemeted by good roads, and affording excellent
Quoting. The woods: bout so acres are in hand, the remainder
let to Maley respectable tenants at rentals. and of tlw estimated
t value of .6:2-24 per annum and the estate is well worthy the
attention of trustees .eel others seeking a brit-rate landed in.
vestment.
Fur further particulars and cards to Mew apply to Malin.
Rixon and Son, 38, Cannemstreet ; at the Mart ; and of Messes.
Noarkta, TalsT, and Co., 62, Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange,
LC.

PRF.LI MI N R V AD VERT ISEM FlST.—Highty valuable and ex-
tensive FREEIIoLD PROPERTY, situate in LEADENHALL-
sTREET, one id the limiting thoroughfares of the City of
id London, and occupying the important superficial area of
upwards of 13,000 feet
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received instructions to OFFER for SALE at the Auction
Mart, in Tokenhouseyard, near the Bank of England, in April,
a vcry valuable
FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
most eligibly situate, Nos %), 100, 101, 102, anal 103, Leadenhaß-
stieet, immediately opposite Blither street, one of the most
attractive petitions In this great leading thoroughfare. It con-
sists of four substantial shops and dwelling-houses, with large
business premises and yard in the rear, appvecheil by an arch-
way. the whole let to highly respectable tenants an leases, which
will expire in about nine years. at rentals amounting together to
Dearly Al,lOO per annum. Thin important property posaesses a
frontage to Leadiathallatntet of 671 L, extends in depth nearly
tOOft , and ....miles the very extensive area of upwards of 13,000
superficial Let, which, on the expiration of the existing leases,
will piusent an opportunity rarely to be met with for a large and
lucrative building speculation.
A more descriptive advertisement will shortly appear —Par-
ticulars. with plans, are in comae of preparation, and may
shortly be had of Messrs. Talbot and Tanker, solicitors, No. 47,
Bedford-row: at the Auction Mart and of Messrs. Nog7oX,
TRIST, and Co., 62, Old Bread-street, Royal Exchange, E.C.

MySWELL-HlLL.—Valtutble FREEHOLD BE!LIING LA D,

beautifully situate opposite the Limes, and abutting upon the
grounds of Alexandra-perk.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. hare
receired Instructions to OFFER for SALE, at the Auction
Mart, in Tokenhouse.yard, near the Hank of England, in the
month of April next, valuable
FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND,

most beautifully situate on the summit of Muswell.hill, a very
favourite and healthy locality, ch.the to Alexandra-park , near at.
James's Church and the Intended station on the are, High.
gate, awl Hampstead Railway, now In course of construmion,
and within six miles of the metropolis. It consists of shout six
acres and a-hall of very valuable land. commanding extensive
and lovely views of the surrounding picturesque country, and
abutting on the rood from Colney-hatch to Muswcll-11111, to
whithit has a considerable frontage, and by a Judicious arrange-
ment of roads several thousand feet of available frontages tor
buikllng purposes will be secured.
May he viewtol : and particulars, with plans, had of Marra
Jenkinsonand Son. solicitors. Talbot-court at the Mart : and
of Messrs. NOWltel, TAUT, and Om, 0, Old Brood-street, Royal
Exchange.

PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT —ESSEX —Very valuable
met exceedingly compact FREEHOLD ESTATE, close to the
village of South Ockendon, and containing about OHO acres
presenting a first-clam landed Investment.
MESSRS. NORTON, TRIST, and Co. have
received Instructions from the Liquidators of Mears.
Uverend, Gurney, and Co. to OFFER for SALE, at the Auction
Mart. In Tokenhouse-yard, near the Hank of England, in the
month of April next, a .suable andexcetlingly compact

FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate In the parish of South Ockendon, close to the village.
four mites from the Grays Station, on the Tilbury branch of the
(treat Fastens Railway, eve from Onett, and ehtht from Rom-
ford. in the county of Essex. The estate comprises altogether
about 6.:* acres of highly productive arable and nchgraslng land,
subdivided into the farms known as Cole, CArter's, and Fen
Farms, Street Farm, and garden and allotment land, with
capital homelands and farm buildings. In the occupation of
Meows. R. and T. Wagstaff, James Good, and other first-clans
tenants, at low rentals, amounting together to £l,lOO per an-
num.

A more detailed advertisement will shortly appear. Par-
ticulars, with plans, when ready may be had of Mews. Young,
Jones, Roberts, and Hale, solicitors, 2, St. Mlldred'anourt,
Poultry: of Meson. Maynard. Son, Markby, awl Denton, solici-
tors, 67, Coleman-street ; art Mean. Coleman, Tmusand. Yonnp,
and Co., 16. Tokenhouse-yard ; of Mews. Harding, tetdoney.
Gibbons, and Co., 3, Hank.bnildings, Lothbury ; at the Mutton
Mart ; and of Mews. :CORM, DUST, and Co., 62, Old Broad-
strait loyal Examine.

TWO IIIiNDRED ElOO SHARER 414 paid' in that important
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known u CRDHIAM-110linOLD
BROAD-UTREET, Mike CITY of LUND. rN, paying a large
dividend, with a steady Increase.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and Co.
aro instructed to SUBMIT for PIiPLIC COMPETITION,
at the New Auction Mart, Tokeabouselard, Lotbbury, on
TUESDAY, Feb. le, at I precisely, in Lots,
TWO HUNDRED aIIARES of aso
In that important and valuable
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as ORESHAN-HOCSE,
IGLU isitoAD.sThEiri,
the dividends whereon have steadily Wen:Reed. The shares will
be rdeml In Lots of five and ten.

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Particulars may be had of Messrs. Young. Jones, Roberts, and
Bak. solicitors, r, nt. lan-Ws-court, Poultry. EX.; At the new
Auction Mart, K('.; and at the offices of Messrs. FAILLBROTIIIOt,
CLARK, and Co., 6, Lancasterplace, Strand, W.C.

IMPORTANT FREEHOLD PROPERTY, ill WILSON-STREET,
FINSBURY, comprising an area of shout 6,0001 t., dose to the
North Western Haitwit,' Station in OLD BROAD-STREET.
MESSRS. FAREBRO'rHER, CLARK, and CO.
have receivi.l instructions to SELL, at the New Auction
Mart, TokenLouse.yartl, en TUESDAY, Feb. 19, at 1 precisely,
the important
FREEHOLD PROPERTY, Nos. 9 and 10, WILSON-STREET,

FI NBBURY,
near to the London and North Western and North London Rail-
way Stations, in Old itroad.street, comprising an area of About
6,000 ft., upon which are two substantial louses and extensive
manufacturing premises in the rear, of which early possession
will be given.
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May be viewed by permission of the tenants !who are remov-
ing to their newly-erected premises aljoining., and particulars
had of 3lessrs. Lawratuee, News, and Boyer, solicitors, 14, 01st
Jewry-ehambers, I C. ; at the New Auction Mart, Token-
house-yard ; and at the offices of Messrs. FAIIIHROTIUnt, CLAM
and Co., a, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.

FREEHOLD GROUND-RENT in the CITY of LONDON, and •
FREEHOLD PUBLIC-HOUSE at PECKHAM.

'ES. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and Co.
have received Instructions to SELL, at the New Auction
Mart, Tokenhonse•vard, Lothbury, on TUESDAY, Feb. 19, at I
precisely, by direction of the Executors of the late C. W. C. East,
Esq., valuable FREEHOLD IN% ESTNIENTs,
comprising a ground-rent of £7O per annum, Issuing out of and
amply secured upon those excellent business premises, 34, Queen-
street, Chtapside, in the occupation of ilestrs. Win. Young,
Brothers, let fora term. of which 70 years are wiexpired, at
Michaehnas last, with the reversion to the sack rental at the
end of the present tens ; also the well-accustomed Public-
house, known as the Britannia, situate and being No. 29, High-
street, Peckham, with the Clothiers' Shop adjoining (No. 27,,
and a large Plot of Building Land In the rear, with frontage to
Martin's-road, affording sufficient space for the erection of six
dwellings ; the whole let on lease, which will expire in four
years, at 3.lichaelmus, 1870.
Particulars are preparing, and when ready may be had of
Mews. Williams and James, solicitors. 62, Lincoln's-inn-fields,
W.C. ; at the Man ; and at the offices of Messrs. FALIIIIIIOIIII.I,
CLAYS, and Co., 6, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.

LOW Elt Si' DENHAM, LEWISHAM, KENT.—Valuable PRO-
PRIMARY CHAPEL FIVE lIESSUAOES adjoining, and
TWO FREEHOLD PLOTS of BUILDIN6 LAND.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHRR, CLARK, and Co.
are Instructed to "ELL by AUCTION, at the New Auction
Mart. Tokenhonae.yard, Lothbury, on TUEnliAlf, March if, at
I precisely, in Lots, the followim
FREEHOLD PROPERTIES,
situate central, in Lower Sydenbani, iu the parish of Lewisham,
only six miles from London, close to the sydenham Station of
the London, Brighton, aad Croydon Railways, and the Crystal
Palace Station of the London, Chatliani, and Dover Railway;
comprising a Plot of Land, with the proprietary chapel standing
thereon, capable of sitting SIO persona, in capital repair, Ll,OOO
having been recently laid out In enlarging and decorating same ;
Five Freehold Messnages, with gardens, In the occupation of
Messrs. Stevens, Lewis, Brown, Wrenn, and Hopkins; a Plot of
Building Land, about one acre, let to Mr. Bridgeland : a I lot
of Building Land, of about two acres, let to Mr. Kingsford.
The building plots will be subdivided for the convenience of pur-
chasers. The land lies high, and contains an unlimited supply
of brick earth.

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MeWed by permission of the tenants and particulars,
with plans, bad at the Looitton and Greyhound Hotela, Syden.
ham; of Messrs. Capron, Brabant, Capron, and Dalton. solici-
tors, Savile-place, W. ; of Mr. Edmund Brown, on the premises ;
at the piece of sale ; and at the offices of Mesas Faxlsitorlialt,
CLAIM and Co., 4 Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.

VIEW THIS DAY.—SALE Tri.VORROW at ls pred,ely.—
BRlXTON.—Snperlor MODERN HOUSEHOLD FLMNITURE.
LinenCT, China, Oka& Plated Ware, Houk', Engravinge, and
,China

11EMCIFt-
_, EDWIN FOEBOUSFIELD
will YELL by AUCTION, upon ande
rivable', 11, Overton-
rills'. Overton-rood, Angell-park, Brixton. To-SIoEHOW,
Feb. 6, al le precisely the espital modern HOUSEHOLD FUR-
NITURE, cmnprising iron Arabian and other bedsteads and good
bedding, marble-mounted washstands mahogany dressing tables
and glasses, chests of drawm, polished pine and other ward-
r,.her, wits plate-glass panels. walnut-tree drawing room suite
in green rep, winged cheffonier with plate-glass panels, di-
octavo cottage pianoforte in walnut-tree case by Moore and
Moore set of Spanish mahogany telescopic dining tables, dinner
wasagutt, y,e4estalauleta.ar,l, set of six and two easy chairs, seer*.
mire bookcases, tapestry and Brussels mews, hearthruns,
chimney-glasses, bronzed fenders, and tire-irons de.; excellent
library, principally of standard works: linen, china, gime, ew
grarings, kitchen utensils, and miscellanies.—Nay be viewed,
and catalogue had 071 the Itemises; and of Meters. EDWIN FOX
and BOV4IIILD, 24, Orishantstreet, Bank, E.C., corner of Cole-
man-street

IN CHANCERY: "Hamilton v. Lethbridge."—NEW-CROSS
and DElTF'ORD.—Yaluable I-TEEM/1D GROUND-RENTS,
amounting to about Jct.® per annum, and Freehold Building
Land.—SECOND SALE—AII but three out of the 203 lots
'except such as were withdrawn, comprised in the Ora We
having been disposed of.
MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD are
instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the New Mart.
Tokenhouse-yard, Rank of England, on TH BIWA Y and FRIDAY,
Feb. 14 and IS, at 2 precisely each day, very valuable and
important FREEHOLD PROPERTILI, comprising a further
portion .4 the Hamilton estates, in the parish of St. Paul,
Deptford, consisting of houses In Brockley-terrace, New-cross-
road, Turnpike-hill, Walpole-street, Walpole.road, Hyde-street,
Angus-street, Seymour-street, High-street, Adolphus-street,
OE:terra-street, Payne-street, Ideate-street, and Warwick-street;
let on leases, at ground-rents amounting to about 000 per
annum, secured by rack rentals amounting to many thou-
sands per annum. Also about 100 plots of valuable Freehold
Building Land, with commanding frontages to the above and
other roadways, available for similar clam houses, also for
shops and a tavern, which will be offered in lots to suit small
capitalists and builders desirous of acquiring freehold sitar for
one or more house.—Plans and particulars, now ready) may be
obtained of Messes. Smith and Ouscotte, solicitors, 13, Easel-
street, Strand; of Messrs. M. and J. Davidson, solicitors, 35,
Sprizigipirdeus, ('hating-cross; of Messrs. Monckton and Monet-
ton, solicitors, No. 1, Raymond's-buildings; of Messrs. Bell,
Steward, and Lloyd, solicitors. 49. Lincoln's-Inn-gelds; of
Messrs. Iliffe, Russell, and Ilitfe, solicitors, 2, bedford-row ; and
of Mesas. ELWIN Fox and Bousitru, to, Oreahaniatreet, Bank,
E.C., corner of Coleman-street,

WAPPlNO.—Valuable FREEHOLD WHARF and WATERSIDE
PREMISES, fronting the Thames and the High-street.—Seenre
and Improving Investment, sold by direction of the Court of
Chancery, pursuant to an order made In the can.. of " HA-
MILTON v. LETHBRIDGE."

MESSRS. EDWIN FOX and BOUSFIELD, the
auenmeers appointed, will SELL by AUCTION, at the
Mart, Tokenhouse-yard,Lothimry, near the Bank of England, on
THURSDAY, Feb. 14, at 2 precisely, every valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATE, known as St. Helen's Wharf, Wapping, command-
ingly dtiaste on the river Thames, to which Mere Is a frontage
of 46 feet, with foreshore and capital brick-built three-storey
warehouse extending through into High-street, raid num-
bered SOS therein, occupying an area of 3,900 feet, let on lease
to and in the occupation of Mears. Porter and Co. fora term
of 61 years from Michaelmas, 1812, at a ground rent of LIMP per
annum, with the valuable reversion to the rack-rental on the
expiration of the said lease in 167 E—Particulars shortly of
Meson. Smith and Guscotte, No. 19, Easel-street, Strand ; of
Mews. IL and F. Davidson, solicitors, IS, Spring-gardens,
Charing-cross; of Messrs. Monckton and Monektoo, soUcitors,
I, Raymond-buildings, Gray's-inn : of Messrs. bell, Steward, and
Lloyd, solicitors, 49, Liucoln's-inn-gelds: of Mesas. IUBe, Rus-
sell, and Hide, solicitors, 2, Bedford-row; at the New Auction
Mart, in Tokenhouse-yard ; and of Messrs. EDWIN Fox and
B(NNTIELD, 24, Oresham-street, Bank, LC., comer of COlOllll3-
street.

VALUABLE weffeecured FREEHOLD GROUND RENT, offering
the most desirable investment which capitalists or trustees
can have—perfect security, prompt payment, no fluctuation;
prosgr imse;ent.
FOX and BOIJSFIELD are
M directed to SELL. at the New Auction Mart, in Token-
house-yard, on THURSDAY, Feb. 14, at 2 precisely, a FREE-
HOLD GROUND-RENT of Fl4B per annum, amply secured
upon a gracious modern hotel, with large yard and stabling,
four private houses adjacent, three shops, and stables in the
rear, commandingly placed, close to the important railway
junction at Norwood. The superiority of property of this
character over any other form of investment will commend
It to the attention of those who are now without confidence in
securities hitherto esteemed. It possesses the security of Con-
sols, without their fluctuations, and returns a higher rate of
interest, with equally prompt and certain payment.—Particulars
of John V. Franklin, Esq., solicitor, 2, Tanneld-court, Temple :
at the Mart; =trot Maim LIAO Fox and BoUSFIXLD,24, Gres-
ham-street, Bank, E.C.