The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-05 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1861.

VALUABLE COLLECTION of OLD ARTIER", DDIDIDEN,
ORIENTAL, and other PORCELAIIf, modem Pictures and
Drawings, Mak and Cando!obis, a few fine Bronzes, and
other interesting Items.
MESSRS.FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
have received inatrui,tions to SELL, at the Gallery,
No. 21, Old Boudetreet, on THU RSDA Y, Felt 14, and following
day, at 12 each day, a valuable and very choice
COLLKTION of RARE PORCELAIN •
comprising charming specimens of obi 'frees, Dresden, Oriental,
Berlin, and other ware, in vases, erudite, JartlinOres, caiiinat
cups and saucers, group., &T., exquisitely finished in landscapes,
wiliJects, birds, Rowers, and trophies, a set of three beautiful
en shell jars and covers, elegant clocks and candelabra, a few
choke brollies, capital walnut-anal china cabinet, with hest
plate.glass doors. and a collection of modern pictures and dew-
Jugs by the following esteemed masters, many of which were
obtained direct from the easel

.- ... .—..— .. ..
lawlsl Gale Muller Solemn
Anthony Helloed Manama Shayer, sun.
Oullinx, R A. Kennedy O. R. ilia Springer
D. Cox Knight H. O'Neil. A.R.A. "'opium
& Cooper, A It. A. Ws.* Phillip, R.A. Vickers
Duileld Le Jenne Punk, A.LA. Wainwnght
/tit& IL A. G. Mariam& ii. Smoak WORM=
May be viewed two days prior , and csialoings had at Me
rooms, and at the olllxes of Meson FAxsaauruss, CLARK, and
Lyn, lancester.phice.

IN CHANCERY.—Cox v. Mamma —IMPORTANT FREEHOLD
sirFlrAre,
LDS. GREAT gracv-sricer, LINCOLNWINN-
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARNiand LYE
ALL are directed, pursuant to an order of the Judge la the esl.l
Comm to SELL, at tiarrawara, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 27, at 12,
a desirable

FREEHOLD PROPERTY,
eampellag the drelling.house and premises, No. 76, Great
Qwwetreet, Lincoln's-I=4lelda, in the tenure of the trustees
of the Christian Knowledge Society, under a kw expiring DM,
producing sue income of al rat per annum.
Farther fortlettlara will be published In future advertise-
ments. The property may be viewed by permisdon of the
tenants, and particulars had of Messrs. Bockett, Son, and Barton,
solicitors. du, Liwoherlon-fielda att.:areaway's and of Mews.
FAKCIIIWTII7.I, CLASIL, sod LTI, 6, Lancaster-plans, Strard,W.C.

PRELIMINARY HOTICE—HAN7E-111PORTANT /RED-
ILO r.,TATES, situate in the perishes of ANDOVER,
TA NiILE V, FONCOTTE, HURSIBOURNE, TARRANT, and
VERNHAM, coniprbing capital FARMS with good Farm-
houses. oetacbcd Lands abmtUmi on good roads, together with
some valuable Woods, the whole containing about 3,000 Ames,
let to a highly respectable tenantry : alsn numerous MUM-
LlNO.lint'sr.t. SHOPS, COTTAGES, and LANDS, In and neer
the capital market-town of Anaemic
MESSRS. FA RE BROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
are instructed to prepare for MALE, In the spring, by di-
rection of the Assignees, with the consent of the Mortgagees of
Mr. William Mortimore, the above very
IMPORTANT ESTATES
More •letaileil advertimmenbi will shortly appear, when par
ticolars and plans may be had of Messrs. W Sunny, Son, and
Hutchins, solicitors, 11, Blrehln.tene, ITC. at Clarrawers: and
at the Mitres of Megan. 111111MOTI1111, CLARK, and LTA a, um-
eartepplare, Strand, W.C.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.—HANTS.—IMPORTANT REVER-
SION to the valuable MANOR of STOCKBRIDGE MEE-
HOLD, COPYHOLD, mad LEASEHOLD ESTATES in ltd
vicinity, comprising together Mout 1,000 ames, and producing,
with the great tithes, about t 1,200 per annum.
MESSRN. FA REBROTHER, CLARK,and LYE
are instructed to SELL, at °areaway's, early in the
.prink, I.y direction of the Awlitnees, and with consent of the
Mortgagees of Mr. William Mortlmore, the above
IMPORTANT REVERSION,
expectant on the death of a peeress now aged 50.
Particular. are PrePoing, and, when ready. may be had of
Nave. W. Murray, Son, and Hutchins, solicitors, 11. Merlin-
lane, at °areaway's . end at the aloes of Meson. FARE-
smeriura, (*unit. and LYX, e, Lencaaterplace, Strand, W.C.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE—SURREY, CHORRAM. —Capital
FAMILY RIMIDENCI, known as CHOBRAM-HOUPE, with
nation Grounds and Paddock, and Four Cottages, with gar-
dens.

MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
have received Instructions from the Anhwei of Mr.
WlWsm Mortirnore to SELL by AUCTION, in the spring, the
following
yREFIPILD PROPERTIES, in the parish of CIIOII3IIAM, viz :
A capital Family Residence, known so Chobham.houee. with
cosch.house, stable, garden. lawn, pleasure ground., end psd.
docks, let on lease for a short term to C. F. Starlet% Fee., M the
low rent of £lOO per MUM . also Four Cottages, with gardens,
In the occupation of MEOW. Turner, Lee, and Puttick.
More detailed advertiannenta all shortly appear, when parti-
culars. with phut; may be had of Mn.ar W. Haney, Sea, and
Hutchins, solkiten, 11, Eirchin.lane, EC.: at Oa:rawer. ; and
at the offices of Messni. 7ARLIURMIZA. CLIZIL. sad LTII, 6, Lan-
caster.plaes, Strand.

BUSSZ.X.—PELBOROUOI2.--COMPACT YREEIIOI.D ESTATE,
comprising TWO FREEHOLD FARMS, known as ?OATES
and COOK Eft, the whole about SSP acres, within two Wks of
the borough Station of the ltd Sussex Railway.
MESSRS. FA REBROTHER, CLA RK, and LYE
time received Mstntetions to prepare for y ALZ early lathe
spring, the following valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate shout two miles from Yolboronith and seven from
Petworth and Horsham Stations on the Mid gusset Railway :
comprising Toate Farm, with good farm-house and convenient
agricultural buildings, garden, orchard, and about fgl acres of
amide, pasture, and wood land, inelodlng some rich meadow
had on the banked( the River Arun, let to Mr. 11. Hide ou team
tee 12 years from Sllehaelmas. IMM, subject to one year's notice
tooitat from either landlord or tenant, at LlBO kwrannum, tenant
paying all outwoloan except laud-tax; Cookie }grill and about 27
amts of land, let to Mr. Boson at /...10 per annum , Three
Cottages, with gardens. situate on Thorney-common, let at
100 each : and a Plot of Ground adjoining, let at ES I.

advertisements wlll shortly appear, when
particulars and plans mow be had of Messrs, ikb*ale and Crad-
dock. solicitors, 5, Gray ainn-souare . at Garrawars at 4110
Milers of Marra. laissawnica, CLuti, and LYE, No. 0.
Laois ter. ',Tact, Woad.

VERY VALUABLE POLICIES. amounting to 120,000 exclusive
of &Hamm
MRB. FA REBROT ER, CLA EK, and LYE
itiSime reeelved instructions ruin the Asslgnees of Hamra.
Laurence end Mortimore i. SELL. at Garraway's, ua WEDNES-
DAY, lab. 10, at 12. the following valuable
POLIeIOS,
the property of the bankrupts :—A Policy for IRMO In the Law
Life once, effected in 1119 on the life of a gentleman now axed
64 another for £l.OOO. In the some once, on the same Ilfe . a
Policy for £.5,000 in the Liverpool and London office, effeetcd In
ISIVO on the life of a gentleman now aged 47: a P 0114), for 43,000
in the +Scottish Equitable, effected in 1056 on the life of a gentle-
man now aged 59: another for £l,OOO In the Rock, effected in
IMO on the same life : another for £3,000 In the Law Llfe,effected
in 1866 on the .we life; another for £tooo In the Law Life,
effected In 1812 on the same life: another fur £2.000 In the Lon
don Life office. effected In ISM on the same life; another for
£2,000 In the same once, effected In 1852 on Um same life. To
some of the above Mery are valuable additions.
Partleularn may be had of Meagre. W. Mummy, Pon, and
Hutchins, IlinMin-lane, Con hill : at Garraway's : and of Messrs.
FAIIIIMOTWI, CLAIM. and Us, 0. lAneasterldsce, Btrand,W.C.

VALUABLE POLICIMI, amounting to g13,e00, eaclmtee
of bonuses, on advanced liven
MKSSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK,and LYE
are Instructed by the assignees of Means. 11IMMO, and
Mortiniore to SELL. at Carraway a, on WEDNESDAY, Feb. 30,
at 12, the following valuable
POLICIES,
the property of the banknmt held as security by creditor. :
A poh.:y of t 5.000 in the Law Life, effected in ISM, on the life of
a gentleman now egad 83; a policy for £l,OOO In the Clerical.
Medical, and General, effected In 1833, on the life of a gentleman
now aged St; a policy for ,C 3,00014 the Minerva, effected In 1,443,
on the life of a gentleman now aged 83 . a policy for £3,500 In the
Law Life, effected In 1838, on the life of a gentleman now aged
70 To the above there are Important additions by ray of bootie.
ftrtamaant, may he bad of Been W. Money, Mn, and
linkman bireltio lane. Ommhill . at burawaya , and of Hawn.
irimuoyna, ('Lem, and ur, a, Lancester•plact strand, W.C-

THE CROWN LURE of the PARTHILNON CLUB, REGENT-
STREET, Waterloo-place, with at lady-day, ISM
EWES. FA REBROT ER,CLARK and LYE
I have received Instructions to BILL by AUCTION, at
Clarraway'a 'unless an acceptable offer be previously made by
private contract',
TIIR CROWN LEABR,
for an unexpired term of 57 years, at a ground rent of tIOO per
annum, of that noble

PILE of BUILDINGS,
with courtyard, on the east side of Regent-street, Waterloo-
place, now occupied by the Parthenon Club; on lease to the
Parthenon Club for a term which will expire at Lady-day, Het
at an,cas per annum, but which rent has been reduced to £l,OOO
per annum, in consideration of • premium of L 7,000. At the
expiration of the club lease there Is no doubt that a rental of at
least EtbOO PEE ANNUM

may be readily obtained, from the situation, capabilities, and
extent of the property.
More detailed advertisements will shortly appear. The pro-
perty may he viewed by introduction only to the Secretary.
Further particulars to be obtained of Messrs. Bolton, lielfour,
and Holton, Lim-court, Temple : and at the ofnees of Messrs.
i•aaoaantu CLARK, and Li-►, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand.

HAMPSHIRE.—The very beautiful RESIDENTIAL FREEHOLD
ESTATE and LANDED INVESTMENT, distinguished as
LEIGH-PARK, together with the MANORS of HAVANT and
FLOOD, and compriving a capital Mansion, seated in a finely-
timbered Park. delightful Pleasure Grounds, and Gardened
unrivalled beauty, Ornamental Wools and Plantations. several
valuable Farms, capital Homesteads, and suitable Buildimp—
foaming a Doman of about 1,000 Acres.
MESSRS. FA R EBROT HER, CLA RK, and LYE
have received instructions from the Trustees under the
Will el the Lite Sir George Thomas Staunton, Bart., to SELL, at
Oarraways, early in the spring, the above beautiful
FR LISHOLD ESTATE
(unless previously disposed of by private contract'.
Further particulars may be bad of Ileum Yew and Co., soli-
citors, 2, Henrictta.atreet, Covent-garden ; and of Wears. FIRE-
IRMA& CLARK. and Ltz, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand, W.C.

181 A Or WIGHT. PIICKPOOL, within le mile of Ryde.—A
beautiful RZSIDENTIAL ESTATE, with Gardens, Pleasure
Orounds, Orchard, and Partake Land, the whole about 30
Aeresisiguk posaesion.
RB. FA REBROTHER, CLARK, sod LYE
M are instructed by the Proprietor to BELL, at Garraway's,
In March unless previously disposed of by private contract), a
singularly beautiful
FREEHOLD ESTATE, distinguished as PUCKPOOL,
adjoining St. Clare, and within mile of the town of Ryde,
lung known as one of the most charming abodes in the Island.
The residence is of elegant design, seated hi delightful park-like
mounds, pleasingly studded with handsome timber trees, auk le
approached by a carriage drive. The accommodation is equal to
the requirements of a gentleman's family, and comprises II prin.
dint and secondary bedchambers and dressing rooms, elegant
drawing-room f 9 by le) opening to a rustic verandah with glass
slides, forming a delightful sitting-room at all seasons, boudoir,
and small dressing-room, a capital dining-room (27 by 27;,
library, study 'opening to a conservatory;, and morning room,
with good domestic offices on the basement; carriage yard, with
two coach-houses, stabling for nye bones, harness room, &c.
The grounds are disposed in the greatest taste in flower beds and
clumps of evergreens and American flowering shrubs, kitchen
ganlens, orchard, two gr (pe.houses, ganiener's cottage or lodge
entrance at fipriug-vale, small hirm-yard, with cow-house, gra.
nary.&c., the whole being encircled by a gravel shrubbery walk,
In which there is • rock summerhouse, with gate and steps to
the beach. The house is stone built, and is elegantly titled
and finished throughout the principal rooms overlook the
grounds, and command extensive ocean ekes, and there is an
abundant supply of floe water. Possession will be given on
completion of the purchase.
Tu be viewed by tickets only, to be bad of Main. FARR-
13R,,TRER, CLARK, and Ire, of whom rtkulars may be had.
Particulars also at the Pier and Shiers Hotels, Hyde: the George,
Portsmouth; Watcher's Hotel, Southaunpion• of Mews, Orton
and &Wu, solicitors, Angel-court, Thropisorteirstreet ; of Jona-
than Worley, Esq., solicitor, 14.1 e: Messrs. Lander, Gardner,
and Under. solicitor,, Rugeley ; and at Gstrawars.

SURRZY, between Guildford and Farnhans.—RgALLOTMENT
of the BOLD PORTION of the WANBOROUGH =TAM
--Singularly desirable and highly Important PREILIIOLD
LANDED INVESTMENT, the WANROR.OUGH ESTATE and
MANOR, comprising East Ylexford-honss, with deliglithd
pleasure grounds the ancient MANORIAL RESIDENCE of
WANDOROUI ill, with sundry capital Woodlands and Planta-
tions, the whole within a ring fence, and extending over an
area of about 2,000 acres, producing and of the ann value of
about 43.1100.

AIMEE. F REBpubIicROTHER, CLARK, and LYE
beg to Wor the the
UNtiOLm D PORTION o/that this 1113 TATE
may be treated fur either as One Let or In the rolkming PUe
1...te, Oz.

_ .
Lot I. The %YARBOROUGH MANOR, WANBOROUOR
FARM,
with capital manorial residence, and very entensive agricaltural
buildings, enclosed yank for stock, pleasime grounds. orchards,
good garden, and ponds of water. with never tailing spring that
supplies the whole estate, labourers' oottagea, and about 475
acres of stable. Indians, and hop lands, let to Mr. Sinimonds ;
I West Flexion' Farm, with good farm residence, part newly-
built, and uutnarom buildings arranged en the moat approved
principles for modern fanning, with spaclotu covered yard for
stock, and water laid uu to the whole of the bullock and fatting
sheds ; Christmas lie Farm, with farmhouse, ,mow converted
Into cottage.: eight cottages for labourenk, and numerous
de-
tached barn. and 01111.110da conveniently placed on the fauns
the whole about 318 acres, let to Mr. Blidelfor.i. A valuable
brick and tile yard, with numerous kilns, drying sheds, cottages,
and blackunith's shop, with about eight acres of lend, in hand :
cottage allotment land, lot to various tenants , together with
about 130 acres of wood land, In hand.
Lot 2. INWOOD BARN FARM,
with neat farmhouse and capital buildings, good yards for stock,
and 134 acres of land, let to Mr. Grant Inwood Barn Cottages,
garden., and allotment land. let to various tenants; and about
131 acres of thriving woods and plantations, in ham I. This very
desirable lot, of %Melt Immediate pemesaion may be had, is
sl-
tude within one mile of the Ash-green Station, and is well
adapted for building, commanding most extensive and lovely
views. Lot 3. EAST FLEX FORD-HiILBE,
approached from the road by carriage drive r distinct from the
(anus,. with lodge entrance, most beautifully situate pleasure
prnuirels, kitchen gardens, ahnii.beries, and rose walks, leading
to a plantation. let to F. 0. Thymic, Esq. East Flexion! Ann,
with othstantial farm residence, and very extensive agricultural
hulidiurs, most admirably arranged, and about 23(1 wires of land,
let to Mr. Parrott : fluidics Farm, with farmhouse and 104 acres
of land. let to Mr. Silty : Bosh hiliam's Farm with scull farm-
house. good buildings. and about V 2 scion of land, let to Mr.
yuendford ; anti other Cottages• part newly built, let
itisbrulger and others, together with about Y acres of wood
land, in hand.
Last 4. DOWN PIT FARM,
with cottage and farm buildings, and about leS acres of arable
and pasture lands. let to Mr. Parrott, together with 12 sere, of
wood land, in laud. This lot is nand delightfully situate within
about two nail?. of Ouililfonl it commands the most extensive
and lovely views, and contains several excellent sites for a gen-
tleman's residence.

Lot 5. DUN MORE FARM,
situate on Worplestion-summon, with a small farm-house, and
about ne sem of land, let at £lOO per annum. The whole of the
shove lands were en:Matte have been thoroughly drained• and
suitable farm-buildings on the best principle have been erected.
The woods have been carefudy RI trended to, and produce a con-
siderable yearly income, as also funning capital covers for game;
they abound with good green roads and shooting paths : the roll
is highly productive, and the farm. Sr. let to first-clam tenants,
and there are good roads through and bounding the estate : and
the siding on the branch railway to Guildford, placed In the cen-
tre of the property, is a must important feature, giving all the
tenants ready seem to the markets, and convenient for bring-
ing lime, manure, ke., to the farms.
Thu estate may be viewed by permission of the tenant,. Par-
tleulars, with plans. may be had of B. G. Finney, Fen., West
Surrey Bank, Guildford: Henry Marshall, Rao., solicitor,
liodaLming and Guildford: of Mesas. Young, Vallinp, and
Jones. sotleitors, 2. St. Mildred's-wart, Poultry, LC. ; at liar-
rawafs, AC. and at the offices of Mows PAgliggeling,
Camay and LSE 6, , Laneaster•glime, Strand, WA;

WILTS.—PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGGART, and TRIST
have received instructions to OFFER for SALE, at the
Mart, early In the spring, the
WI NTERSLOW ESTATE,
an important and valuable freehold estate, situate seven miles
from Salisbury. about three miles from the Dean Station on the
Southampton and Salisbury Branch Railway, and the same din.
Lane front the Porton Station on the Salisbury and Basingstoke
Branch, in sane part of the county of Wilts. It comprises up-
wards of 2,100 acres of land, sgbdivided Into farms, offering
beautiful sites for the erection of a mansion, and possessing every
facility for the preservation of game.
Particulars and plans, she. ready, may be had of Messrs. M.
and F. Davidson, solbitorr, No. le, Spring-gardens: at the
Mart: and of Messrs. Nuns!:, HOGOART, and 'DUST, 02, Old
Browl.street, Royal F.:change.

HARROW, MIDDLESYS.—VaIuabIe and IMPORTANT FRES-
HOLD MATE, haring a frontage to the read leading from
Harrow to London of upwards of a mile. and containing about
137 acre.

MESI3RB NORTON, HOGGART and TRIST
have rem. lyad instructions to OFFIL3 for SALE at the
Mart, In the Wring ,unless previously disposed of by private con-
tract), a very valuable and important
,REMOLD ESTATE, known u the DAIRY FARM,
situate in the parish of Harrow, in the county of Middlesex, op-
posite Oakington Lodge, bounded for its entire length toy the
turnpike road, leading from Harrow to London, and close to the
Sudbury Station of the London and North Western Railway ; con-
sisting of a comfortable farm cottage, gardens, farm-yard, and
farm buildings, together with several euciosures of principally
fine rich dairy and meadow land, in a high state of cultivation,
containing about
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY-SEVEN ACRES;
in the occupation of Messrs. Hetherington. on team for a term,
which expires at Michaelmas. lon. The situation of this pro-
perty la exceedingly valuable and beautiful for building purposes ;
It has a frontage to the road of upwards of a mile. and on the
expiration of the present lease it may be subdivided into build-
ing plots, with very considerable advantage and profit to the
May May be viewed by permission of the tenants, and particulars
(in due time) had of Messrs. Dawes and Son, Angel-court, Three-
mortion.street ; Mr. Robert Forster, land agent, Tottenham-
green, Middlesex; Mr. (leorge Low, surveyor, 10, Basingliall-
street, City; at the K Head, Harrow; at the Mart; and of
Menem 110firox, IIoOGART, and Tern?, by., Old Broad-street,
loyal Exchange.

THROOMORTON-STREET. close to the Bank of England and
Stock Exchange.—FlßST.CLABs FREEHOLD INVESTMENT.
MESSRS. NORTON, HOGOART. and TRIST
have received instructions to OFFER for SALE, at the
Mart., IS the month of March next, a very valuable
FREEHOLD SHOP and DWELLING HOUSE,
situate N 0.13, Thregmortonatreet, opposite one of the entrances
to the Stock Exchange, and dose to the Bank of England, and
when the coatemphited Improvements in the immediate neigh.
bosihood are carried out this position will unquestionably become
one of the most valuable and imlartant In the City of London.
The property has a frontage of about 16 feet, extends in depth
upwards of 40 feet, and contains two rooms on the upper door,
four good cakes on the first and second floors, light shop with
plate glass front, and two hack Maces on the ground door, and
cellar In the basement. Let to Or. Smith at a very inadequate
net rent of £St per annum until lady-day, 1571, when a very
large increased rental may he obtained.
Particulars may be had shortly of Messrs. Clarke and Morice,
solicitors., No. 29, Colemanntreet ; all& Mart : and of Mew.
NORTON, HOGOART, anal Taim', It, Old Breed-street, Royal
Exchange.

FREEHOLDS, HAYMARRET.—The valuable FREEHOLD
ESTATES of the late Mrs. MARY MORTIMER, deceased:
comprising Eight capital Houses and M:mufactorive, iu Panton,
°tendon. and Princes street., Including itone's old•cstabbished
Wine and Spirit Vaults, known an the Grapes Tavern, and the
White Horse Puldic•houso: aim the whole of the Houses and
Workshops ((dialog Whiteorub.court.

MR. M OXON ban received instructions from
the Trustees to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auction Hart.
on TUESDAY, Feb. 28, at 12, In Lots, the following very hu-
tOPERTY, and valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY, close to the
ittitrainal rket, vie.:—The oapes Tavern, No. J. Panton.street,
but better known as Stone's celebrated and olii.establiahed wine
and spirit vaults: the adjoining house and shop, No. V ; No. 70,
Princes street, and No. 71, an oblestabilehed pubUc.house,
known as the White Horse Tavern; the whole of the houses,
workshops, and manufactories In Whitcomb-court; and lifetime
bowies, 21 to 27, Oxendon.street ; In the several occupations of
Messrs. Mead, Spark, Barrow, and Pinches, as business premises
All let on repairing leases to good substantial tenants. at very
low rents. They are In a thickly populated and buoy neighbour.
hood, and where great Improvements are In contemplation.—
Particulara, with plans, may be obtained at the Auction Mart,
City ; of Messrs. Maami and Son, solicitors, 13. Uedfordirow and
of Mr. Moan; surveyor and auctioneer, 3, St. Marttu'aplace,
Trafalgar.square.

SHORT-TERM LEASEHOLDS, HAYMARKET and FITZROY-
SQUARE, being the Ifteeh portion of the Estates of the late
Mr.. MARY MORTIMER, doomed ; sold by direction of the
Trustees.

MR. MOXON will SELL by AUCTION, at
the Mart, on TEENDAY, Feb. St. In separate lots, the
LEASEHOLD SHOP, 21, Panton.street, Haymarket, held for 23
years unexpired. and lot on a repairing lease till PAS: and also
the corner House and Shop, No. 30, Londou.street, Fitzroy-
square, held for 14 years still to run, and let to Mr Chapman on
a repairing lease till PRA?, as a pawnbroker's rhop.—Particulars
may be obtained at the Auction Mart; of Mexcrs. Mason and
Sou, solicitors, IS, lkdfonLmw ; and of Mr. Mottos, surveyor
and auctioneer, 3, St. Martin's-place, Trafalgar-square.

HANTS.—TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, CONTRACTORS and
4/them—Valuable OA K, ASH, and ELM TIMBER, In the mutat
of DIBDEN, near the town of llythe, with excellent
land mintage, and about mile from the Southampton
Water.

MEEVEIRS.DANIELSMITH,SON,andOAKLEY
will SELL by AUCTION, at 1 hr Drummond Aram Hythe,
on THUIINDAY, Tab. la, at 2, an extensive fall of

ROW marked with paint, and 'landing upon the Clay Pita and
Petty's Farms, and in Ashes Wood or Grove, forming part of the
Dtbden estate, and conpLising....

1,530 11-AK TREE',
with the lop, top, and hark, of various and useful dimensions.
suitable for gcneral merchant purpost a, and for plankiny,with a
few heavy sticks; and n large proportion admirably adapted for
rending and for conversion 11, machines.), being remarkably
hearty, clean, and straight, with a very fleshy bark. Also, in
lots suited to the merchant, the wheelwright, and the carpenter,
73 Ash of good quality, and 10 Elm. of capital growth a" .Ire.
Iv
with conditions of Oak, may be obtained of Mr.
rrY. at ythe ; at the Drummond Anna, Hythe the Dolphin
Hotel, Southampton; the George. Winchester. the Angel. Br
slngstoke : Red Lion, garehani ; the Dolphin, Botley ; and of
Hews. D. :MUTH, don, and °scum. land *oath and surveyors,
10, Wataloo-piear, London, d. W.

LIIIMOVIE.CAMILITAY.—COPTHOLD (MOUND RENT of
£7 Ts. per annum, with early reversion.
MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at
the Mart. on ',RUM Y, Feb. 8. at It for 1, a COPY lIOLD
GROUND RENT of 17 le. per annum, needy equal to freehold,
arising from two dwelling' with chops, situate Nee. 11 and v.
Lintelsousetauseway. The property is let on lease, which en-
tdrea hi len, after which time the purchaser will come Into the
reek note—The houses may be viewed by pertulasion of the
tenants. Particulars had of Anthony Carr, lieu., solicitor.
Rood-lane: at the Mart and of Mr. 11tAlUma., auctioneer and
surveyor. I, Walbroolc Mansion-hone.

CITY of LONDON.—FREEHOLD ESTATE. producing
a4O per amens.
MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at
the Mart, on FRIDAY, Feb. 8, at II for I, a FREF.IIOII.I
ESTATE, the property of the late lire Susannah Saunders, com-
prising a brick-built private dweßing.hinue, situate 6, Printing-
house-square, Blackftsrs, thee to the Timrs• office, and let to
a yearly tenant, at 4:40 per annum.—The premises may is stewed
by permission of the tenant. Particulars had of Messrs. Amory.
Travers, and Smith, solicitors, 2S, Throgroorton.street at the
Mart, and of Mr. MltaaLL, auctioneer and surveyor, 1, Wel-
brook, Manalon-house.

CLOUDESLEY•TERRACI, 18LINGToN.—A OENTEEL and
ATABLE RMIDENCE.

MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at
the Mart, on FRIDAY, Feb. IS, at 19 for 1, a etiblanit
illbsilDaNCl. with back and front gardens, situate In the high
road, being No. 41, Cloudesley-termee, Liverpool-road, late the
property of Mr. Thos. Dean, dmessal, The house oontinui ten
rooms, and has been for many years, and still Is, ill the oceum-
Mon of T. J. hit hop, klg., but whose term expires at Midsummer
next. The property Is held under the Btonefleld Estate, for el
years from 1811, at a mound rent of £7 per annum—The pre-
mises may be viewed by permission of the teuant.—Yarticulam
had tithe liart ; and of Mr. MURRELL, auctioneer and sune)or,
1, Wslbrook, Ilandondionse.

DEPTFORD and DI7LWICH. FREZHOLD HOUSES, and
IMPROVED RENTS smonatlng to US par annum, thy pro-
Mkperty of the late Mrs. SUSANNAH SAUNDERS.
MRMURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at
.
Mart, on FRIDAY, Feb. 8, at It for 1, a FREEHOLD
PROPERTY . coast:Wig of four brick.bailt dwellings, Nos. 12 to
S 5, Oidin.street. Deptford ; let on lease at CIO per annum. Also
Improveakents, for 24 yontra, amounting to gaS per anumn, secured
upon valuable property, at Herne-hill, with the benefit of the
rack rents dark the lad portion of the term, and possession of
a detached residence In 1877.—The properties can be seen oil
application to the Aenants. Particulars had of Messrs. Amory,
lavers, and nmlth, solicitors, Throgmortonatreet ; at the
Mart; and of Mr. MORRILL. auctioneer and surveyor, 1, Wal
brook, Mansion-house.

XENTISII.TOWN.—TWO LEASEHOLD 110011 M, productg L5O

- -
per annum.
MR. MURRELL will SELL by AUCTION, at
the Mart, en FRIDAY, Feb. 8, at 12 for I, a LI:aBE-
BOLD DrrATE, comprising Nos. 7 and 9, Leal. street,
Victoria-road. Kentish-town, near the Camden-town Station 00
the North Loudon Railway, each containing three bottooros,
two dtting.roome, kitchen, 'clubhouse, &c.: let to resiwytable
tenants at rents amounting to 124 per annum, and ht 011 leases
respectively for 87 and 88 years from 1848 and 1849. at ground
rents tunouuting to 48 10e, per annum on the two.—The property
may he viewed by permission of the tenants. Particulars had of
Sidney Smith, jun., Kay solicitor, G, Itarnard'sinn. Holboni ;at
the Mart; and of Mr. SICRIALL, auctioneer and surie)or, 1,
Walbrook, Mansion-house.

IX RANKRIIPTCY.—BROMLEY, IfIDDLISSEE.—A LEASE-
HOLD PROPERTY, producing FIDI Per annum.
MR. 111712RELL is instructed by the Amignets
of J. H. Smith, a bankrupt, to SELL by AUCTION, at the
Mart, on FRIDAY. Feb. 8, at 12 for 1, a LEASEHOLD PRO.
PEATY, consisting of 11 brick.bullt private dwellings, situate
near the railway Nation at Bromley, Middlesex, being Nos. I to
11. Prospect-place, Davidatreet, St. Leonard's-road. The houses
are let to weekly tenants at rents amounting to F 143 per annum,
and held for an unexpired term of about 80 years at a mound
rent.—May be viewed by permission of the tenants. Particulars
had of blesses. Clarke and Merrier, solicitors, No. 29, Coleman-
street of Henry Whitmore, Esq., Wick! assignee, No. 3,
Baslnghallatreet , at the Mart and of Mr. MCIMILL, mac.
tioneer and land agent, 1, Holbrook, lianalon.house.

TO BAKER., ,te. —HIGH-STREET, CLAPHAM. Valuable
LEASE of PEEMISVt, doing a good trade.
MR. MURRELL will BELL by AUCTION, at
the Castle Tavern, Mark-lane, on MONDAY, Feb. IS, at
2 for 3, by order of the Mortgagee, the desirable LEASE of No. 3,
Higb-street, Clapham : capital premises, In a first-cies, neigh.
boyhood, where a good trade is now being done, and capvbk of
being Increased to a nut-clams family trade. The premises have
every accommodation for busineu, and the least bu 104 years
to run, at the very low rent of CYO per annum.—The property
may be viewed by permission. Particulars bad thereat; also of
Messrs. Drake and Son, solicitors, 30, Walbrook : at the place of
sale; and of Mr. MouutiL, auctioneer, &c., 1, Walbrook, City.

SALE POSTPONED from Feb. 5, to TUESDAY, Feb. 12.
EXCELLENT PUBLIC-HOUSE and WINE VAULTS, In one of
the most rapidly Improving parts of the HOLLOWAY-ROAD.
AIR. GARDINER is instructed by the Executors
' of the late Mr. Edward Tamer to SUBMIT for SALE by
AUCTION, at °areaway% on TUESDAY, Feb. It at 12 tunics.
an acceptable offer be previously made by private contract.,
The VERY VALUABLE LEASE, together with the GOODWILL
of the TRADE and POStiIt&SION of the

H Batt: t•Liii,VEICIIENTIRBAFF:IIOiI7O WAY-ROAD.
The advaatages which must shortly appertain to this property
are beyond all question; the neighbourhood is rapidly filling up,
building Is progressing In all directions. The hou.e is admirably
adapted as a comfortable residence for a family, and fur con•
ducting the large and profitable trade the situation cannot
fail to command. The lease has a long term unespired, at a
ground rent.
May be viewed by cards and particulars obtained oil the
mmises : at Garrawars: of J. Baker, Bag., soliiitor, 3, Cloak.
lane, Cannon-street: of Menus. Bartley, Heath% ...al, and Bart.
ley, solicitors, 30, Somerset-street, Portman-square . and at the
Auctioneer's offices, 17, Hatton-garden, LC.

CAPITAL WINE and BPLIIIT ESTABLISHMENT, PAD-

DIYOTO\.

MR. GARDlNERT;ii7siniCted by the Executers
of the late Mr. Edward Turner to SUBMIT for SALE by
AUCTION. at Garraways. on TUISDA Y. Feb. 12, at 12 amine an
aotehle offer be previously made by private ondract ,
THE VERY VALUABLE LEASE, together with the GOODWILL
the TRADE and I'IIsSERI3ION of t he

RANK OF ESOLLND. WHARF-ROAD, PADDINOTON,
immediately facing at. Lary's Hospital. The poititable and re-
gular trade thin property has for so many years ci outmoded, the
obvious eligibility of its situation, and Its long and
well.knowa character, render comment unneceshiir). The here
Ina 22 years unexpired, at a moderate rental.
May be viewed by cards. Particulars obtain...l on the Pre.
miss.; at ()areaway's of Messrs. Bartley, Nouthv owl, and Wt.
ley. solicitors, 30, Somersetatreet, Portman...pi ire and of the
Auctioneer, 17, Hutton-garden, E.C.