The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-21 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

JUNIS 20.—8 y MAWS. WINSTAXLEY, At the Mart.—
Leasehold house 2. Jeffery's-terrace, Camden-town, with
possession, held for 561 years, at 41 101 —2401.
Ground lease of a house, 5, Moore-place, Kennington road,
let for 401., held for 31 years, at 41. 45.-2961.
Freehold and part copyhold hum and premises at Han-
worth. Middlesex, with 179 acne of land—knocked down at
10.0001.

The commuted rector's: tithe rent charge on certain lands
in the parish of Twickenham, kinkiest:, producing 1631
per annum—knocked down for 2,950/.

Mears. BuLLocK, at tho Mar.—Two freehold cottages,
Melbas Now-road, lot on a long lease for 171. per annum—
soli foe 2701.

MOllll. hlusonoca and GADSDEN, at the Mart.—Free-
hold property, known as th. SSIMOn and Ball public house,
Bethnal-green, let on lease for 401. per annum, in considers
Lion of a premium, land-tax redeemed-3,5101.
Five freehold haulm, Bethnal-greensrvad, near the pre-
caning, estimated to produce 1311. 10e. per annum—fetched
in lots 2,2.501

Two houses. Hare-street, Hackney, let for 1031. 10s., held
for 70 years from 1828, at 261.-600/.
Faehold house, Church-street, liethnal•green, let for 201.
—3OO/.

Two copyhold houses and shops, 220, and 221, High-
street, Pupfat, let for Sig. per annum-5901.
Messrs. H. BuowN and T. A Houma!, at the Mart.—
Freehold cottage, Ware-street South, Ockley, Surrey—sold
for 1301.

Copybold funs, Seal,' near Guilford, containing 17 acrea,
Cam house, &c., Ist for 331.—e01d for 9101.
Muers FAILEBUOTHNIt and Co., at Guraway's.—Free-
bold premises, corner of Brooks-street, Holborn, let for 4001.
per annum—sold for 3,5801.
Freehold busiaera premiere, GI and 62, 'Watling-street,
with possession—sold for 3,1581.
Freehold house, 36, Devonshire-street, Queen-square, let
at 651. per annum-7701.
Mr. LEIFCHILD, at °areaway's —Marine residence and
grounds, known as Brookli 41, Isle of Wight, held on • re
ntwable lease for lives at 601.—knocked down Tor 4,3501
Dwelling-house, premises, and 61 acne of land, called
South Saint Crow, near Newport, Isle of Wight, let for 1401.
per annum, held on a renewable lease, annual outgoings
261 1s 6d.-2,G001.
Mr. EDWIN Fox, at the Mart.—Villa residence, 3, North-
ba•k, Itegsnes-park, Urns 99 years from 1513 at 211.—sold
for 1,8501.

THE I)exrbou OF MONTIOSE.—I t has already
bun made known that our nob!e neighbour, the Earl of
Cranford and Baleares., has claimed the honnur and dignity
of the dukedom of Montrose, created by James 11., King
of Scotland, with all the rights and privileges thereto per-
taining. The title thus claimed by the great Wigan coal-
owner must not be confounded with that enjoyed by the
Graham family, which dates from a period full two hundred
years later. The pees' eat Duke of Mentreee, however, in-
tends to oppose the claim, mainly, as we are infoimed,
upon the ground that the title eteated by James 11. was
one for life only. With this object, his grace has petitioned
the House of Lords for leave to be beard before the Commit-
ting for Privilege., and, further, that the proceedings in
respect of the claim may b• stayed until the next session of
parliament. This petition wig presented on Monday; but
immediately afterwards one was pre seated on behalf of Lord
Sidearm, praying that no such delay might take place.
Both have since been referred to the Committee for Piivilegee,
who will report their opinion to the house. The result, no
doubt, will be that the cue must stand over till next session ;
but in the meantime it may be stated that, if Lord Sidearm
succeeds in establishing his claim, as he did recently to the
earldom of Cranford, in the the peerage of Scotland, he will
become the premier duke in that kingdom, whilst the title
and dignity of the present Duke of Montrose will not be
afleatad.—Liv,rpool Journal.
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