The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-28 00:00:00

YRERHOLD GROUND RWITS.

2 ,The extensive and commanding block of build-
lugs, with shops and offices, in southwark-
I street, fronting the Borough, High street, in
the oocupsthlon of Mesas. Steam, Hews,
Burke, Norton, and Co., and others
2 . Similar premises adjoining, In the occupation
• of Hews. Yenned, T. Waterman, and co
Davenport and Inglcdew, and others
IThe magnificent premises known as the Al-
liance Bank, at the angle of Southwark-
street and the Borough High-street
4 IThe very capital loftiness premises In South
wark-street, in the occupation of Messrs
Hopkins, hop and seed merchants
5 Ditto, occupied by Messrs. Bassett, Green,
and Hewetson, hop factors
5 Ditto, occupied by Messrs. Noakes and Sou
hop radon
7 :Ditto, part of the premises occupied by the
Hop Planters Joint Stock Company
13 'Ditto, Mews. Tenlon and Doggett, bop mei'-
. chants
9 .The Industrial Dwelling Houses and Shops, in
Redrness-street, adjoining Southwark-street
10 The splendid Business Premises. in the °cm.
potion of Messrs. Dunn and Son, iron and
metal merchants
11 !The noble Block of Business Premises, with
I Stark of lofty Warehouses in the rear, In the
, occupation of Mr. Wright, manufacturing
chemist
12 The adjoining Premise", of similar extent, part
i occupied by the lessees, Messrs. teddington
13 The Nletropolitan Tavern, the corner of South-
wark-Intim-mad
14 The grand and very extensive Block of Mer-
cantile Trendies, the corner of Great Guild-
ford-stmt, partly occupied by Means. Mil-
lington and Hutton, wholesale stationers
15 The Winchester Arms Tavern, the corner of
Great Guildford street and Sonthwark-street
16 The capital Premises, In the occupation of and
forming part of the very extensive esiallish.
ment of Messrs. Easton and Amos, engineers
17 The handsome Mercantlth Premises, in the oc-
cupation of Meson. Stark and Law, lead, oil,
and colour mere'hants
Ii The Imperial Hotel and Tavern, comer of
Brar-street and Southwark-street
19 House and Shop adjoining last, In the occupa-
tion of Messrs. Head and Co., marble int
p.nerll
The following, though not etrictty free-
hold ground rents, are similar, as the
lessees have in most tunes rebuilt their
premises since the leases were greeted.
20 The important !lock of Trembles fronting the
Boneugh Iligh.stroet. in the occupation of
Meows. Noakes and their under tenants 'an
early reversion to the rack rent is attached
to this lot)
21 The Stanley Tavern, corner of the Borough
High-street sod York-street, with Houses
and shops adjoining
'22 The southwark Tavern, corner of Southwark-
idreet and Cosater.street, next the Borough
ilarket
7.3 The extensive Stack of Warehouses in Wor-
cester-street, adjoining Southwarkatreet,
in the occupation of and on lease to Messrs
1 ekes, hop merchants
Total rent., receivable dining the existing
leases, at the expiration of which the pur-
chasers will come into full possesakm of the
property, and to the rack rents, estimated -
as above, at upwards of 14,000 per ante

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