The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-06 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

Jcies 5 —By:Misers. WINST/OILIT, at the Mart—Family
residence, Dufwieh-hill, Surrey, wilt stabling, pleasure-
grounds, and twenty-six toes of land, held for 35 years. at
1201., am a piece of land, containing six acres, held for 15
'ears, at 431.—501 d for 1,0401.
Two freehold residences, Stockwell-summon, let oa leases
for 2301 per annum—sold in two lms, for 3,4101.
Leasehold house and premiss, Chertsey place, Clapham,
held for 57 years, at 51 35.-330/.
Freehold and tithe-free estate, known as Spring-grove,
llestqn, blitddlows, comprising mansion, offices, and 34 acres
of land—knocked down for 9,8001.

Moms. Mu:suitors and GADSDEN, at the Mart—Freehold
house, warehouse, and premise., 29, tt ood.street, Cheap
side. lit on lease ior 14d1. per a..numcold for 2.5001.
FreeholdOlouse and ground,. Montpelier, Ssuth Lambeth,
wish p ssespion-2,0001.
Freehold meadow, at Hounslow, containing 14 sorsa-
-3501.

Meer'. DAVIS and VIGIERS, at the Mart—Family mei-
&nee, 76. Wareritk-aqume,lie°, held for 87 plan at
161-1,.5001.

Two 'Moser, No 4. 3 and IS, Bridport-place, Blandford
square, let for 721. per anaam, held for 91 pan at 124
60 _ _

Mr. PITIR BROAD. at 0111111Wirs—Tbrios »tidiness, 23,
25, and 27, Westb»rne-park Vthas, let for IW. 10s. per
tumuli. held for 496 yens at 301.-1,1001.
L aseh lt house, 31i, York-street, Portman-gam, let
for 601. per annals, held for 57 years at 101. 10s. pa mamas
—49os.

Leasehold house, Whirchead's-grove. Chelsea, let for 601.
par annum, held fur 58 years at 61.-4501.
A ditto, adjoining the preceding-4.501.
Two houses and shops, Kennel rreet, King's—rood,
Chelsea, Primate to produoii 661. per annum ; held for 63y
your, at 101.-6001.
Eight home., Cubden•terraae, Notting-hill, producing a
net income of 1441. per annum fur 80 years urp-xpired—sold
iu lois fur 1,04,51.

Mears. Pawnor? and Sox, at the Mart—Five plots of
freehold building land, on the road leading from the Re-
gent's park to Finchl,y, containing 81 acre.-I,{lol.
Cooyhold house, Finchlee-common, let for 30/. per
mimeos, subject to a small quit rent and a customuy

Two freehol4 houses, Fortis-green, Fischley, let for 824
per annum7l,27ol.

Four leasshold cottasres, II moray, producing • net income
al 401. I2s. per 'swum. for 19 year. unexpired-2601.
Munn. DANIBL Suiru and Sun, at the Mort—The
Sandford Park estate, Oxfordshire, comprising mamma,
grounds, farm, homesteads, cottages, & 1,14 SOO acres of
land, freehold, and free from tithes and lend tax; estimated
yearly rental, 1,4821. 10e. Ild.-37.800/.

EMIGRATION To CANADA.—An address on emigra-
tion was delivered, last evening, to a crowded audience at
the Working Men'a Institute, Pear-street, Strutton Ground,
Westminster, by Alex. Mackay, , Barrister-at-Law, and
author of the " Western World " The chair wee taken at
8 o'clock by the E tl of Herrowby, and the attendance,
which was numerous, was chiefly if not exclusively emu.
posed of working men and porn'''s in the lower ranks of
whose benefit the institute was founded, and to
whom it has been a source o' gr at advantage. The subject
of the address was Canada as afield for emigration. It was
the first of two addressee on the subject, and during its
delivery, which extended to about au hour, Mr. Mackay
gays a de.eription orate position, climate, soil, production,
and reenurc•s of Canada, with a rapid acclunt o 1 the inter-
nal improvements which hail been effected, with a view to
facilitate intereommunication between different parts of the
province, and between the pr mom and the external world.
He gave none° that the next address would comprise a de
scnotiou of the progress of the emigrant from the port tit
embarkation to his sculpts:int. on his land, with an account
of the settler's life from tint taking • mansion of hie lot until
he becomes an independent man At the close of the ad•
&en tae audience were Invited to put any questions they
pleased, a liberty of which they evaded themselves to a con-
siderable . atom, the noble chairman joining in the conver-
sation which followed and taking a great interest in the pro-
ceedings. Thanks were subsequently voted to the noble
chairman and Mr Ma 'k•iy ; alter which the meeting, which
had been very attentive throughout, quietly dispersed.
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