The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-12 00:00:00

erssax.—JULSIDENCEIS, in the beautiful neighbourhood of
Ledge and Tunbridgewells.
MESSR&DANIEL SMITH, 80Noind0A KLEY
have received instructiona to OFFER (or SALE by
AUCTION, at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on TUESDAY,
July 9, at IR in One Lot, and if aot then sold, in separate Lola,
THREE FREEHOLD VILLAS,
substantially built, and designed so so to be convertible into a
good residence, of an uniform elevation, with centre porch and
side entrances, and standing in about three-quarters of an acre
of garden. situate about half a mile from the pretty village of
Frant, and three miles from Tunbridge-wells, and comprising—
Lot I, a comfortable Residence, containing four bedrooms, four
small bedchambers, two sitting-rooms connected by folding doors,
together lift, by 11l ft. forming dialog room, two sitting wows
forming drawing .room lift. by lift., breakfast-room lift. by
lift., library lift. by it ft., kitchen, otlices, back and front
staircases, Re.: and on either side, Lots 2 and 11, Two similar
Residences, with porch entrances, and similar to each other
in arrangement, and containing seven rooms and other con-
veniences,

laiticulars may be obtained at the Mart. of Messrs.
Phillips and Andrews., solicitors, 44, Lthenliiii-ine.fieldl, N.C. ;
and with orders to view of Mean. DAM= Slum. Sow, and
OLILLIT, land agents and surveyors, 10, Watarloo-place, Pall-
mall, B.W.

No. 15, PORTMAN-11QVARL—PEILIMINARY ADVERTISE-
MENT.

MESSRS.DANIEL-011T—H,SON,andOAKLEY
hays received instructions to Orlin for BALE by
AUCTION, at the Mart. on TUESDAY, July 9, at 12, the above
first-clam and substantially.bunt
TOWN MANSION,
thoroughly appointed as the residence of a nobleman, and snit-
able for any one requiring accommodation for entertainment on
an extensiveseale,with immediate possesidon. The Interior accotn-
mods** cenobite of, on the upper doors various bed chambers;
on the drat floor, three lofty drawing rooms, forming • magnifi-
cent suite of reception rooms ; on the ground floor a large dining
nom, library, and morning room, entrance hall. and Inner
ditto, with a handsome stone staircase and galleries. In the
basement, commodious domestic offices and outbuildings al.)
stabling for eight hones and double coach-house connected In
the rear. The property is leasehold for an unexpired term of 24
years, and subject to a ground rent of £6l per annum.
Further particulars will be pubUshed shortly. and in the
meantime orders to view may be obtained of Mews. Distal
BWTH, Bon, and ()Awry, land agents and surveyors, 10, Water-
loo-place, PaU-mall, B.W.

NOTICE.—In the cotr NTT ot SINITOLL —The 80311CRLEITON

BITATE.
4 /MRS. DANIEL SMITH SON, andoA KLEY
beg to inform the public that the PARTICIILARES, with
p and views, of this valuable ESTATE its NOW READY,
and may be had upon receipt of 10e. od., or will be forwarded on
applicathm.—No. 10, Waterloo-place, Paii4aalL

IN the COUNTY of SUFFOLK. The SOMIRLEYTON
ESTATE, • most important FREEHOLD RIMIDENTIAL
PROPERTY, situate midway between Lowestoft and la.
mouth, having eary communication with the metropolis by the
East Suffolk Um a Railway, and comprising a MANSION
placed in the centre of a beautiful and compact domain, with
extensive and valuable surrounding agricultural lands, divided
tato capital fame, forming • line Landed Estate of Lena ,
with valuable manorial rights, showing an annual value of
PAM i also various Important properties in the town and port
of Lowestoft, consisting of tirst.elase FREEHOLD MARINE
RESIDENCES, the ROYAL HOTEL, one of the finest houses
en the coast of England, extensive MERCANTILE PREMISES
and WAREHOUSES i together with FREEHOLD GROUND
RENTS, producing altogether • Rental of 210,800.
Pll EBBRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON,andoA KLEY
hare been honoured by the Proprietor with instructions
SUBMIT to COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, London,
on TUESDAY, the Ifeb day of July next, at 12, in One Lot, the
abort extensive and important

FREEHOLD ESTATE;
comprising the magnificent edifice Somerleytonhall, recently
erected upon the site of an ancient mansion, and ex.
Whiting one of the finest examples of Anglo-Italian arehitec-
Cure in the kingdom. Intheaoath front • lofty square Campanik
tower rises above the mansion. fanning an imposing feature; at
the east end (the carriage entrance a handsome portico, sup-
ported on columns, with a spacious courtyard and carriage
sweep, entered by iron gates of elegant design. The north wing
is screened by the winter garden, • beautiful and luxurious *dig
Hon, not surpassed by anything of its kind in Europe ; and the
west
or principal front is iltft. In extent, opening to a terrace
3001 t. long anti composed of wo wing', having handsome bay
windows, with a central tower and • fine entrance porch under.
built entirely of Caen stone. The mansion is entered through a
fine vestibule and hall, and the reception rooms consist of •
noble dining-hall, Sen. tin. by 24ft.. and Sift high, adorned by
fine works from the easels of Stanfield, Macßae, and Lance a
withdrawing room 8S by 22 feet, fitted throughout with exquisite
taste, and opening to the winter garden, a crystal building in the
Renaissance style, presenting with its variety of colour and glit-
tering fountain, tinder a lofty dome, a most hellbent appearance:
a charming boudoir, 28 by -2 feet, with a fine bay window . a
library, XI by 24 feet, beautifully fitted threughont. a bil-
liard room, Si by 22 feet, a delightful breakfast room,
and • study. opening into a secretary's room the
chamber accommodation comprises 22 l.rloclpal and se-
condary apartments (exclusive of dressing ramie and bath
room. The domestic offices are numerous and very superior,
and In the basement is excellent arched cellarage. The whole of
the mansion is lighted with gas made upon the premises, sot
heated with hot air, and was designed and finished miller the
careful supervision of Mr. John Thomas, the eminent sculptor
said architect. The outbuildings, comprising extensive stabling
and cosch-hooves, with • Ins turret cluck tower, engine house,
sts, are all in unison with the mansion, and the fruit said forcing
houses, vineries, and conservatories are very extensive, and con-
structed upna the most approved principles ,with the latest im-
provements ; the Lawn, and pleasure grounds are all in perfect
order, and opening to the western front is a Hatch garden, laid
out by Neeneld, surrounded by an Italian parapet wall and re-
lieved by sculpture from the studio of Mr. Thomas. The man-
sion, with its lovely avenue of lime trees leading to the church,
stands in a finely timbered park, on the high land near to the
village of Sornerleyton, above the valley of the river Waveney,
In the centre of • Hue. compact freehold domain of nearly

THREE THOUSAND THREE HUNDRED ACRES. .
divided into capital farms, with excellent homesteads; and inter-
spersed with ornamental plantations and tine game preserves,
attendee lakes and fishing waters, an extensive decoy with the
Fritton water, fringed by ornamental plantations, and intersect-
ing the northern extremity of the estate forms an Important
feature in the domain, nearly the whole of t►e village of So-
merleyton, with Its picturesque green, on which are erected, In
the form of a crescent,

TWENTY•EIOIIT COTTAGE RESIDENCES,
of a substantial and ornamental character, allowing in the do-
mestic arrangement., and in the number of sleeplug rooms, a
rare attention to the comfort and morality of the occupants.
Several private dweWng•hoases and various village properties, in
excellent repair.
THE PERPETUAL ADVOWSON and NEXT PRESENTATION
to the RECTORY of SOMEILLEYTON, commuted at 1950, ex-
clusive of glebe lands.
EXTENSIVE MANORIAL PROPERTIES,
together with valuable detached estates: comprising compact
farms and rich marsh lands, in the parishes°, ?Raton, oultoo,
Caritomeolville, Mutton:l, Barnby, rilundeston, Kinky, Peke.
Meld, and Bradwell, presenting a isound landed investment of
nearly
FOUR THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
united to the choicest residential features. Also the

LOWIVII )1.7 PROPERTY,
forming altogether a highly lunnential estate, with an Important
rent roll. The llomerleyton estate is situated in a desirable part
of the county of Suffolk. about live miles from Lowestoft, rapidly
growing into a fashiobable cud select sea-side resort, seven miles
from Great Yarmouth, also a favourite watering-place, 20 Mlles
from Norwich, with easy transit to the metropolis by rail, and
• navigable communication with the harbooes of Love.toft,
Yarmouth, and Norwich, by means of the rivers Waveney
and Yare, of great commercial importance to the property.
Taken as an entirety, It cannot but be regarded as a property
seldom met with, and in every respect suited to the require-
ments of a nobleman or a gentleman of taste and fortune in
search of a fine residential InVesf MOIL

The whole, or the mansion, with 3.n.e.0 acres round It. may he
treated for by private contract. Particulars, with clews of
the mansion and lithographic plans of the estate, may is
obtained, 10s. ltd. each, of Messrs. Norton and Reeve, solicitors.
Lowestoft; Messes. Taylor, Dimon, and Taylor, wltcitors, Varni-
vars.inu, LC. ; Messrs. Swift, Wagatzdf, and I::enkinsop. whet-
ton, 32, Great George-street, Westminster, S.W.; and of llears.
DA/11111. SMITH. POP, and O.IKLET. 10, Waterloo-place, Pall-
mall. P or whom alone any older to view can be obtaine.i.

PLACE FARM, GREAT MEDFIELD.
ESSRS.DANIELSMITHION,andOAKLEY
have received instructions to OFFER for SALE by ACC-
ION, In One Lot, at the Mart, near the Dank of England, uu
the 16th of July next, the above
CAPITAL FARM,
freehold, and the land tax redeemed, presenting to an sgrictil-
Wrist a good occupation. and to any one a sound investment. It
Ls situate In the parishes of Great and Little Itardlleld, nine mike
from the market towns of Braintree, Bishop's Stortfonl, and Pan-
mow respectively, with a projected railway through the latter
place. which will have a station at Barittield, and thus yen near
to this property. It comprises upwards of 125; acres of superior
arable and meadow land• lying well together. and in good eon.
Jaime, with a commodious farm-house and home tend. It Is at
present in the occupation of Mr. Decry Smith, at a rent of teat
per annum. but possession can be obtained at 11 tchaobsa., Out.
when the present lease expires.
It may be viewed at any time on application to the tenant.
Printed particulars with plans will be blowfly putillibed, awl
when reedy may be obtained of Slessra. Brij, Tweedie, mid
elturs. No. 6, Ely-place, Holborn, L.C.: and of Mesas. „KIM.SMITH, SOS. and OAKLEY, land agents and surveyors, „KIM.
km-piece, Palldsall. ER.

801.7T11 LAPICABRIRL—PRELIMINARY ADVERTISEMENT.
MESSRS.DA.NIELSMITH,SON,ancIOAKLEY
have received Distractions from the Proprietors to Pre'
pore for SALE by At TION, at Manchester,
THE MIDDLETON and THORNHAM RtTATLS
These very important freehold properties are free of Biel tar.
rapidly increasing in value, attd are situate in the township., of
Middleton and Thernhom, about nix mitre from the city of
Manchester, the Middleton station being elope to the proptelYi
and only a quarter of an hour's journey from Manchester. The
turnpike extol between the important manufacturing towns of
Rochdale and Oldham. and the Lancashire awl Yoriehire Med-
way pass throuch the property. The estates comprise mai ails of
TWO TIIOUSAND SEVEN lICNDRIED Acta>
of good agricultural land, with appropriate farovhoeSet and
homesteads, a considerable proportion of 'wilding and twee,
Deviation lands, chief rents, secured upon the greater part of the
house property in the town of Middleton, coal mines let at Iv-
munerative rents, the manors or reputed manor. of I.llJiilitte
and Thernham, market tolls, royalties, &c. Thu rental of the
whole is upwards of
LB,OOO PER Assrm,
and Ii capable of great increase by letting the building land nn
chief rent*, there being • great demand for sites for mills. map.'
factories, and dwelling houses in this populous locality. ,Uw)
the
ADVOWBON of the RECTORY of MIDDLETON,
With Rio acres of 111ehe Lind, Tithe Rentcharecw she., the 71.0
biome being about £1,300 per alb um. The Thornham ewer.
about. 1,780 &tea in a complete ring fence, the rental Iwing an-
wards of £3,600 per annum, will be offered In one lot: tie Mod.
dieton division (about 700 tote.. with a rental of 11•1") Per
annum', the Bershaw division about 119 acres, a Ith rental is
ELIO per annum', will be separanly offered : the chief rents la
the town of Middleton, amountina to upwards of 112.000 Ina
annum, will he offered In lets varying from two to £4OO per an.
num, and present opportunitlea for sound investments. Ms
building land in Middleton also be uttered in suitable lots
for building purposes.
Pllllls and particulars are In COUPSe of preparation, and fiir,ltr
trriccutrtsit=uj,re. ii.i.fialtih,..7,,,nuietilrgme;rir.„yk• e
.11..1J
New-square, Uncoil:Ca-Inn: Messrs. Paine awl laytn.
house, Ohl Brood-street, LC.; Meson. Swift. W.O.taii• "4
Mears.
3{ great Owirgeutreet, Westminster S. N'. awl nt
...Wall. DAME'. MUM Sox, and OAKIXT, laud agents and sur-
veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Patl-nall, lI.W.

Printed SW rabllahad by Wniame Mato uaus. Of N,ol:
Loothorti-etreet, to the City of London. Printer. '—
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