The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-26 00:00:00

*afar b Ruction.

IN the Counties of BUCK I N(I AM and OXFORD --The
IRBOTSTONE HOUSE ESTATE. an important Residential
Property. comprLstur a capital mansion. placed in finely tim-
bered pr ands, in a picturesque and boldly undulating country,
with tie hills above the valley of the Thanks, clothed with
Melt woodlands, and comprising a domain of upwards of 1,100
acres, divided into various farms, fores, • wand investment,
and Instate about eight miles from lley.upon.Thames and
High Wycombe, to both of whim:W.4mm there are branclem of
las Gnat Western Railway.
MiIiTRS. DANIEL SMITH SON, and
ICLEY beg to inform the paha that Lot 1. corn-
bellhop the mansion, Ac., ism been disposed of, and that Lot 2,
Wag a very siMlble
LANDED INVESTMENT of ONE THOUSAND POUR
HUNDRED AND FORTY•FOrR ACRES,
may now be tasted for by Private Contract.

'MT VALUADLI ISIZHOLD 118TATZ, edged's' agar
seats SOS aerge sad a laagehold Haug fa the pada of OLD
ROM Nil, fa ROMNEY ILA2/01, Wt.

NESRS.DANIELSMITH,E4ON,andOIICLICY
hat. reoelaid bastructiam to SELL by AUCTION, as the
, near the Bank of Ingload, ea TUESDAY, July $l, at 12,
a particularly valuable
PREEIIi)LD ESTATE, known as WHEEL'S GATE PARK
situate la the perish of Old Romney, about 3 miles from the
town of New lora, Si from Lydd, 9 from Rye, It from
Hythe, and ti miles from the Applcdore station ou the Month
Eastern hallway. The property comprises 296 a. Ir. 38p. of very
fertile and superior gems land, capable of carrying and fai a
large number of sheep and Masai to the acre, situate In a district
proverbial for Its fertility, and la the hest part of the marsh
also a very substantial end roomy farm house, with beautiful
spring wafer and outbuildings. with two stables, carpenter's Mop,
granary, hen.roost, cattle sheds, two barns, and )artia. There
are also two single houses and ouc double one on the farm, all
000041 and In good tenantable repair. producing a rental of EIS
per annum. The whole aln the occupation of Jesse Piper. Fp ,
• carat-class pp t :trly tenant. at a rowlerete rental The outgoings
consist of • Wad Ms of Eli 155. ed. per annum, and milt rents
amounting to ins. ed. The parochial rates are nearly nominal.
This farm, from the superior quality of the land and the high
rent which it will aloe) 4 comutand, it well worth the attention
of either greeters or capitalists. Also. in a separate lot, • House
and Garden with stable, sheds, and lodges adjoining, containing
Ir. lip., in Old Swaney-street, otxupa,l by Sir. Richard Hunt, a
yearly tenant, at £lO per annum. It is leasehold 41 the corpora-
tion of New Romney, for so unexpired term of years, at •
pound rent of fk and a land tat of se, al.
Particulars, with plans, may be bad of IL N. Dawes, Esq., soli-
citor, Eye ; at the Auction Mart ; sad of Nam. DAUM SNITII,
Sog, and OALLUY, land agents sad surveyors, 10, Waterloo-pions,
Pall-mall, Landon, S.W.

81;f0RX.—Valuable FREKHOLD MATES in the Borough of
BY& comprising about HO Acres of most fertile and produc-
tive Arable, Grass, and Hop LAND, with several 'FARM-
-1101.781C1 and extensive Agricultural Buildings, numerous Cot-
tages and Homes, two Met holds, tc., situate In the
parishes of Rye, Men, Playdea, rillruore, Gaildford, and Win-
cbeisea. Busies and Witterahank Kent: also, about FORTY
HOVSklit, WAREIIOI"SES, INNS, SHOPS, Re., in the town of
Rye, the whole of the gnus Annual Value of about £3,800 ;
also, a capital small Shocilon called Kpringllvld•lodge, on the
11111, about a mile from kyr, containing every accommodation
for a good family, with convenient Mikes and Stabliug, Plea-
sure Grounds, Loge Kitchen Gardens, and Paddocks, extend-
ing over ea. Or, Up.

MESSRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, andOAK LEY
Itare received lostractlosa to SILLL by AUCTION. at the
Mart, near the &oh of England. on TUNIIDAV, July 11, in One
Lut, the whole of the ahem wreentinee.4

PROPERTY.
which comprises, In the parish of Idea, the Park and Reader
Parma Including good farmhouse and premises, oosthouses,
it., a second am ad premises at Reader Farm, four cottages, 10
hoppers' houses, ac., and
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-SEVEN ACRES of FIRST-
RATE ARABLE, GRASS, and HOP LAND.
let to Mr. James Omen. 1111 Michaelmas,l6o3.
KENNET and SKINNER FARMS,
with house and all necessary buildings, tea cotteges, and 156
acres of superior suable. marsh, and hop bind. let to Mr. Edward
('rump till Mlchaelmaa next. both these farms are bounded by
the river Rother for nearly a mile. A brick iard, with two good
kilns and all necessary sheds, adjoining the river, and a cottage,
together about three acres, froth in hand. One house, one cot-
tage and buildings, and about six acres of land. let to Mr. Wat-
son at g 36 per annum. nine cottages and gardens, containing
Is. Ir. pp., opposite Park Farm, producing £44 per annuls ;
The WILLIAM. the CONQUEROR PUBLIC.HOUSE,
Seven co ttage...id gardens, and I acres of meadow lend, pro-
ducing OS2 per annum: about 6 acres of superior hop and arable
Lund, in ham! • publie•house and garden, called the Queen and
Constitution, close to the Royal Military Lock; 6 acres of land,
let to Mr. John Smith, and • house, garden, and small orchard,
producing together E 35 ; the Ems Earm. including capital fame-
house and baildisp ; the Ramey Farm-home and extensive pre-
mises. Little Monudale Fartn.house and bulklinin ; burnt Oak
Perm premises, tour cottage., several eels of hoppers* homes.
The premises Include ostensive impoana and kilns, wheelers'
and carpenters' shops. saw lodge, itc. These farms lie In a ring
fence. and coinpnse 360 acres of most productive laud, of which
about Ito) acres are hops they are bounded by the river Rother,
and good roads on three sides, and form together a very tine
occupation. They are in hand.
In the PARISH of PLAYDEN,
Old Turks Farin.house and two wets of premises, three cottages,
and about 67 acres of capital arable and pasture land, in hand,
adjoining the Huss ram and lying well together: two fields,
containing together Omit 7 acres, let to Mears. H. T. Smith and
Ruble, at 5.21. shout 7 acres of pasture and garden land near to
Playden Church and the town of Rye, let at rents amounting to
£.24 Ids. two cottages and gardens, close to Hayden Turnpike.
gate, producing £ls is.
in the PARISH of EAST OCILDIFORD,
a highly productive farm, called the Barn Farm, consisting of ST
acres, nearly sU arable, with two cottages, barn, lour-Mersa
threshing machine, axed, and premises, In • ring fence, in Ran-
ee, numb, about four miles from Rye. This farm is noted for
the heavy crops it grows, 941.1 requires no manure.
In the TOWN of WIN CHELSEA,
five boons and gardens and • piece of garden ground, producing
d 57 lie par annum.
In the PARISI! of UDIMORE,
• Notre and two acre. id capital a-crilim land, about n mile from
Ryesm tabs rood to rdlnaolm, let to Mr. Freeman, at the low rent
of

In the TOWN and P tRISIS of RYE,
about 29 freehold houses, theleutling various *hope, the Swan tan,
the ferry Boat Inn. situate In the Ferry-rood, Cinque Porte•
ogr.et, tti,;ll.,,trot ;You 7, 13, 19, 20, 41, 42, 4S, and 1061 ; the
Oun-garden. Gut street No. 6 ; Watchbellotreet Nee. 12 to 23
Inclusive , the Strand, Roekellff : a csoltal warehouse, No. 7,
Illultutreet, and two other. : a plot of building laud in Cinque
Port -street,

Also the following property, leasehold of the corporation of
Rye :—A Plot of Building Land In the Military-road, a chapel
called Bethel adjoining, a house In Bridge-plaee, • stable In
Wlsliward-street, two good warehouses 03 the Strand, and two
cottages at Rockclitf, nearly an let to yearly, tenants . all these
properties are in the borough of Rye. and the possession of them
mot asootiailly confer cousidershis local ingumme on ths
etofollowing land in the parish of Wittorsham, Kent, about
four mile. from Rye, 0111 also he included. Mu, Bia Cottages,
born, and M urea of pasture loud, Including 10 acres of well.
storied apple and other fruit orchard, let to Mr. James Green,
poorly tenant, at • low root; • cottage and garden mid about
three acres of pasture land lot toJanami Russell, • yearly tenant
a brick-field, with kilns, sheds, de., and one acre of land, ad-
Joining the river Luther, sad 84 sera of capital woodland,
called Cuckoo-wood, both la bud, sod • boom sad garden close
Witteraliam docks, let to it,. Tinley, grocer. at £l3. The
whole of the premises me la complete repair, and well supplied
with water.

Particulars, with p 1 ay be bad iwbea realY of L
Da.at. Eat. &Adler, ip ; at the Ascalon Mart: and of
Wass. Damn MUTT, tan, and °AUNT Isol egadv and our.
N 7 on. 14 Witsioosimce. 21111424 11. W.

LONDON, TILEDRY, and NOUTHIND RAILWAY.—PORTION
dim lIIRTLCS LANDS la ths Town and Parish of LINK
agas .
DANIEL SMITH, SON, and OAKLEY
have received Instructions to ILL by AUCTION, at the
Royal
ty floteL Southend, on SATURDAY, August 4. at; In about
flir iAta, the
SURPLUS LANDSand 11001101
In the 6"11 of all closely adjoining the railway, Including
about 40 balms, cottages• and shops, and namensus plots of
stuire.crlea, accommodation and building land. The whole
is let to ly and yearly tenants at rents amounting to about
AMID per Mom.
LePlaVtalladVedPhlsallwayy be
eStair (w.
at ritledi)oagligitert
swims' ; of Nara& lmiliaoswamtl and Tiernan. imasiterik
tb. ILC.: a Crowder. Maynard. llems
and La M. Colemanstrest, IC.. and of Messrs. kairllct.
Rxreß, Rep, OMIT, lead agents and surveyors, 10, Water-
loo-Om% isient &W.

WWITIFIRLD, to the oonnty of SUSSES, about firs Wins from
St. Loom' sad
MEBBII=IXLSMIT 13()NoindOAKLEY
hors roodrod inslassileas to 0 for SALE by public
AUCTION, at the Mark co TUESDAY, August 7,
MB woman()
a sound investmont. coo
SIR WINDY= AND SIXTIWIMTAAT'R,
ILE ACRES
of good arable, phasing, and wood land, lying well tether in a
Inostentir me= led 11111141116 ii alforftift various
sibs the motion M a mou ton. it is freehold, except
sight Moos which are copyhoid, and Is at present divided Into
Sue Ms. :--flprays-bridgis Vann. 44a. Or. hip. :
UAW& 110 a. Sr. hop. : RandoWs or Widow's
Earls, 121 E Sr. 13p.: Serra, 156 a. tr. Sp. ; Wood-
ier.* Yam Wa. Sr. Sp. : Simakin's Land, 17a. tr. SOO. Theynx.
mat Ism routs mnsmat to SSW Dr MAXIM The woods. .114•11
am tall of thriving timber and underwood, °attain Ma. tr. 30p.
r aiLn
eiogricalltnnl investimant, combined with capitalnt, sporting
nod sml.tsd quillioatiess, this property is worthy
WE d capitansta mars is good trout and pike
. It adjoins ll the we 'known and beautilidt
afpa lads St C. M. lamb. Peel, orNido•
Ratak* M rho tcss of Waidwpave, Withinoss. 1114..
sad W. & Sod ~ and is in the centre of the East Sussex
Fox Haat. A of the estate may be seen at the ofhoes
the alelitesess•

PartinJars 17111 be rand: Ina few days : and farther Informa-
tion In the meantime may be had of grunt ELlrrian and Whit-
low* esinbora. et Ni de and Rio : and of Mews. Danner.
0011, and OAILLST, bend meting and surveyors, 10, Wake-
loo.place, London. &W.

SUDBUItY.—IRLEBOLD 01,17A01 IMAIDENCE and rain-
abes detached IikADOW LANDS, within a oils nt Harrow•,
and about It mild from the Sudbury Station on the London
and North Western Railway
31E88118. DAN IRL SM ITH,BON, and OAKLEY
have received histreetions to ItZLL by AUCTION, at the
Mark raw the Bank of lagland, on TUESDAY, Augnat T. at
• desirable

RISIDINCI, known as BORISMONT COTTAGI,
containing dining and drawing roma seven bedroom, and
conteutest °Mem, with ISIWILO, gardens, stabling, de., pleasantly
secluded from, but opening upon, the high rend. between the
Sudbury Hallway Motion and the town of Harrow, en 4
minutes' dde from Huston-square Station. Also a Clem at Mea-
dow land, of about two acres, In Oreenfortilane, about a snorter
of a mile distant. Soth are let on lease to IL J. Semple, Sm.,
till Christmas, UM, at the very low rent et Ass. Also a wall
Pint of Meadow Land on the opposite side of the road to the
house. From the high repute of Harrow School, homes within
its neielbourhood are now seldom to be obtained.
Particulars when ready' rimy he obtained of Mews. Coney
Smith, Banter, and Owatkin, mibitors, 9, Newequare, Lincoln's-
tag W.C. ; at the Mart of Mews. Itssoe, Tatham, Curling,
and Walls, Frederieleapiam, Old Jewm, E.C. ; and of tiossra
DANTZL Stunt, Sox, and OMELET. land agent, and surveyors,
10, Waterloo-place, Pall•inall, S.W.

SORYOLIL—A capita FAMILY RESIDENCE, surrounded by
03 acres of fertile Arable and Posture Land, in the parishes of
BILLINGVOID and WORTIIISO *leo a desirable FARM In
the parishes of GRESSILNUALL and LONOIIAII, comprising
91 acres, near the Eimharo Railway Station and the capital
market town of East Dereham.
MEBI3R/3. DANIEL SM I T H, SON,andOAK LEY
en lostrected to OPYRR for SALX by AUCTION. at
the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, August T, aL
12, in Two Lots, the shove valuable
FRYJaiOLD PROPERTIES,
fora dag mead hometown* and comprising a substantial family
residence, with Its gardens, lawns, paddocks, and pleasure-
pesads, situate at ► convenient distance front the hi
from Elniham to Reephant about a mile from the
way station at Eirnhant together with enclosures of very
sound arable and rich meadow Wit, bounded throughout by
the river Wensuto. The whole forming a desirable occupation
of about EIGHTY-SIX MHOS,
of which V some are freehold and the remainder eopyhold of
the maser of Billingford. Also, In the parishes of Oressenhall.
carn.lbttering and lonxharn. a very compact farm, with a suit.
able homestead, placed in a desirable position, and near to the
market town of Root Dereham, and surrounded by Ma. Or. 35p.
of prodnetive land, of which about 12 acres are pasture and the
remainder excellent turnip and barley land.
Parttealars, with plans, will shortly be published; and In the
meantime any further infonnatam may be obtained of Messrs.
Tube and Valt, solicitors. 21. St. Swithin's.lane. RC.: and of
Messrs. D.saint Serra. Son, and Osiakr, land agents and sur-
veyors, Ku. 10, Waterloo-Ow" Pettinall, Landon, gW.

IN the County of SOUTHAMPTON.—The DIBDEN ESTATE,
a valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, with fins residential and
Minding features, beautifully situate near to the town of
Hythe, immediately opposite Southampton, boanded by Its
waters and by the New Forest, in a rani sporting part of the
county stout seven miles from Lyndhurst and It from Leming-
toe, embracing altogether about IMO acres, together with the
Manor of
MESSRS. DANIEL SMITHSON, and OAKLEY
are lostructed to SUBMIT to MIMIC AUCTION, at the
Dolphis Hotel, Southereptos, on SATURDAY, August 11, st L
la Lots Instead of Wednesday, August 1, as hitherto advertised
with early possession. the above very valuable amid exceedingly
desirable

FREEHOLD PROPERTY, known as the DIBDEN ESTATE,
delightfully situate upon the high ground surrounding the vil-
lage of Dilxlen, bounded on one side by the commons forming
the outskirts of the New Forest, and on the south side by the
Southampton Water, oomnumrling extensive and churning pro-
spects of the richly-wooded district, extending from to
Bittern, taking in Motley, with Its venerable ruins, Netley Shirley Ho-
spital, and the many Interesting and beautiful features between
the rivers Humble and Itchen comprising in the whole
ONE TIDIPSAND TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY ACRFS,
which will he divided into the following Lots, forming in them-
selves compact properties, varying from 76 to 360 acres, &Howling
In every Instance a delightful site for a residence, commanding
fine views of the surrounding charming country, rich in every
interesting landscape feature, interspersed with beautiful wood-
lands, and prew'nting sound agricultural investments, Joined to
a prospective beikitng valtm

Lot 1. DIBDEN HOUSE,
comprising 333 acres of arable, 'mature. and marsh land, with
about is acres of woodland, together with the manor or reputed
manor of Widen.

Lot, 2. BABY'S and LANE-END FARM:,
surrounded by 2013 acres of useful arable and pasture land.
Lot S. A very compact Property, bounded on one side by the
Rolls Pond allotment, presenting a beautiful site fora residence,
having Risers* of rich woodlands, stored with thrifty timber,
affording a line game preserve, containing, with its pasture aud
arable lands, 27i9 acres.
Lot 4. LOCH'S FARM,
embracing 103 acres. Incindlng some excellent marsh land, sad
presenting a magnificent site for the erection of a residence.
Lot & CLAY•PIT FARM,
consisting of 8800 acres, Interspersed with St acres of rich wood-
lands. Lot 0. prnys FARM,
a most desirable little property, beautifully situate, immediately
above the town of Hythe, presenting a charming site for a villa,
embracing 75 acne in a compact form, with 12 acres of woodland.
Full descriptive particulars, with lithographed plans showlug
the various divisions, wilt shortly he Maned, and mai then he
obtained of Messrs. Dawes and Puns, 9, Angelenurt, 77mximor-
ton-street ; at the Dolphin Hotel. Southampton; at the Mart:
and of Messrs. DAMP% MIMI, Soy, and OMMET,ILIId agents and
surveyor, 10, Waterloo-place, Yall.rasill.

becar.ssz or THE EPIRCOPATE. —A memorial,
signed by the Duke of Marlborough, the Duke of Due-
cleucb, the Marquis of Westminster, the Earl of Car-
narvon, Earl Nelson, Earl Verulam, Lord Eversley,
Lord Calthorpti, Lord .bury, Lord R. Cecil, M.P. ; Lord
J. Manners, Sir John Patteson, Sir J. T. Coleridge,
Mr. Walpole, M.P. ; Mr. Selwyn, M.P. ; Mr. Addieley,
IL P. ; Vicekliancellor Sir W. Page Wood, Mr. Hubbard,
M.P. ; Sir W. Heathoote, M.P. ; Mr. Bounden Palmer,
Q.C., and other noblemen and gentlemen, has been pre-
sented to Lord Palmerston requesting him to support a
legislative measure for an alkali/II of the episcopate, on
the principle which has received the sanction of parliament,
in the Manchester Bishopric Act of 1847, 10 and 11 Victoria,
cap. 108. With this view a bill has just beet, introduced
into the House of Peers by Lord Lyttelton.
Fortnum Suirrrso.—A return has been pub-
lished showing the sums paid by order of the Lords Com-
missioners of the Treasury, in the year 1859, for the differ-
ence of rates and charges due to corporations of companies
for foreign vessels, which, under treaties of reciprocity, are
admitted into the porta of the United Kingdom at the same
rites of charge as British vessels. The total amount paid
in this way was 58,062/. The largest sum, 12,2781.,
MILS paid to the Trinity-house, Hull : 10,4451. w.is paid to
the Corporation of Newcastle ; 8,9771. to the pilots under
the jurisdiction of the Trinity House, Newcastle ; 8,662/. to
the pilots at Liverpool ; 5,3:13/. to the Hull Dock Company ;
and 4,2701. to the Hull Corporation. The remaining some
were eompuratively small in amount.
NATIONAL FREEHOLD LAND SOCIETY AND THE
BRITISH LARD COll PA NT.—IS is the intention of the mem-
bers and directors of the above companies to bold a festival
on Wednesday, the 2nd of August, on an estate belonging
to the latterat Low Le ton, Essex. The estate, which is
admirably adapted for the purpose , is just five miles from
the Royal Fachange, and may be reached by railway either
from Fenchurch-street or Shoreditch. The grounds com-
prise sixty acres, including garden, orchard, fishponds, &c.,
and the mansion in the centre is an interesting object, being
a spacious dwelling of the old school, with a chimney-piece
io the principal apartment elaborately carved by the cele-
brated Glinting Gibbons. The estate is called the Grange.
The grounds will be thrown open at 10 o'clock. Several
distinguished liberal members of parliament are expected to
he t, and various rand and other sports and pastimes
• be provided.
Crucesr.—.Tan FIRST ELEVEN V. THE NEXT
FOURTZLN or ERGLAND.—This match was unexpectedly
toe a concision at Lord's early yesterday, in avow of
the larger number by eight wickets ; the score being as fol-
lows: Elevens, lit innings, 190; 2nd innings, 57. Four-
tee
ck n lets.st innings, 128; 2nd inninge, 00; with loss el tire
wi