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

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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. rood the hunts of the motion, in consequence of a room* pla of wheat, but middling and inferior may he quoted 2d.
ensile by Mr. awes upou the apposatment of Sir E. Loped to 3d. less Mwtr finds buyers at • redaction of 6d. on
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sa permanent aecretery in the wet depadment. barrels and seeks. Indian corn commands more attention,
BODEEN OF LORDIL-Tuminar, Jtner 11. The ermine was ultimate) agreed to. mid there being • good inquiry, holders are more firm. Oats
Ties Loan CRAW/LIAM took his seat all the wooleick at
MR. BARBER. without chemie. Oatmeal eid. cheaper. Beans end peas
II Ogle& Dr. BRADY moved • renehrtion that the claims of Mr. 'Mitt Barley guseleabie. Market edam rather dulL
Ilie LORD CHANCELLOR, in reference to an attack Berber upon the favourable siderstion of the Crown, News/nu, Juts 11.-Having had • favourable change
which bad bees made by the Earl of Leitrim on Chief mimed to we the re of ow select, en„imittee oy July, in the weather, the temperature being much milder, it had
Justice Monalimue sad which he had promised toa depressing influence on our market today, and although
told, have not been satisfied ; and that the circumstances
sane., on doe notice, on Thursday week, complained that me forth in bin petition of the 2nd of May ere entitled to holders of foreign wiled were disposed to accept Is. per qr.
Um isetwe coemined nothing but • motion for two present' 5 emisideratiisie of the government. He stated the ewe leethan on Saturday very little business resulted. Flour
malts by the greed jury of Donegal at the last summer of Mr. swim, who had received what ha termed the trade equally depressed sad le. per sack lower. In spring
mime eel sot • word el the mature of the charger to be *try sim of wpm
~ and ho asked I -ti addition the moderate corn no alteration.
MAI. Ma of 3,700 f. SALISBURY, Jute 11.-Our corn market this morning
Toe Kul of LEITRIM wee uoilerstood to say that he ar G. OREY opposed the motion. The late government, was but shortly supplied with vein, and the attendance of
would specify the chaps he iutensial to make, and Poet' heolimmed, bed recommiroded to parliament (though there both farmers and dealers was below tine average. Business
pow the ear ti till Yndey week.
was me precedent for such • course) to grant to Mr. Barber in wheat, with forced ales, wee extremely dull, and prices
SALE OF FERMENTED LIQUORS. what easy lama the generous sad liberal compensation declinzil from Is. to 2a per qr. for all sorts. Flour was
Lord RR' ll' t, HAY mended a petition from the people of 15,0001., • recontssesdatiee white was not acceded to by also Is. per sack cheaper. In barley there was not much
ad Plynesutb at • s„-rent public rneetice; assembled, the house without Dam opposition. Mr. Berber now asked moving, and prices may be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Malt
resided over to the mayor, against the trade in liquor. fur • further mum and if this was granted he might come maintained late rater, and the trade steady. In oats, beans,
The petilbna prayed that, in any measure for the spin. - peas, ha, prices declined le. per qr. and the trade on the
el public houses of any description for the sale of femme Fa F. KELLY steamily advocated the claim dKr. whole was rather slack. New wheat, 50a. to 62.. per qr. ;
lieperm. there elinulil he a clause or condition lewdest...eying Barbee. oldditto, 56e, to 66.. Barley, 30s. to 40e. Oats, 245. to
Is two-thirds of the inhabdaele of a district the power s The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the 30e. Beans, 45e. to 60e. Peas, 40s. to 48e. Rye, 31k. to
.peach or prohibit the hi:mislaid those houses, by/dories patios involved a very important principle, whether, in 35e. per qr. Flour, 42a. to Us per seek. Malt, Be. 61.
what was celled • paoi des system. A eoriespoudiai all ewe wen • wan not legally guilty of • crime was to 9.. 3d. per bushel.
patine, which wauW la peeeited that mains to the wevertbeles erroneously 000rta.4 be would be entitled
Mar hums of whammed, was seemed by 12,000 wove to • pecuniary compensation from the public exchequer. CATTLE.-SALlithrliT, Jews 11.-Our market today
THE 41 INKRUPTL'Y AND INSOLVENCY BILL. l'he motion was, upon its merits, opposed by Mr. LONG• was very thinly supplied with beats, and the attendance
The LORD CHANCELLOR gave mike that on bringing number
the
was also limited • but from the of
late
quotations
MILD andsupportot 41Ir. 11Anurse. .
eetad,
and
lawere
as, the report of the Beetimpoe,„ std toedvency Bill, he . Mr. lierjeaut Flee objected to the motion on pnn- on offer a clearance
eff
mire. fully maintained. With sheep we were liberally supplied;
dimisoll ',v.v. to restore - the clause It" with auk.adawuta Idr. MALIN:3 insisted that Mr. Barber wee entitled to rather over the average, sal the quality was of the first
(ti the motion of the leeks of Simmuser the Green-
be treated as a perfectly innocent man, but could not be • clam Trade slack, though good, and all on offer chanted
with Hospital Bill, which is founded en the report of a
without change of value from last market. Very few lambs
eseiiimioo, and the object of which is to establish a new Put,' to reopening the question,
The motion was negatived. on offer, which sold at high prices. Of calves there
system of maimement au that mititutem, was reed a Sir J. TRELAWIe Y lose to move • resolution on Be. was cal • moderate supply, selling at full value.
escoeil time.
subject el New Zealand, and was entering into details, when In the pig market we had • good supply, but
Lord C t RN U;\'l IN calbsl attention to the dateineet a
the house was counted out shortly alter 8 o'clock. the trade was dull, very high prime being demanded
Mr J. Paktumton that net oul, c a Frame vastly superior
for all r
s descriptions of dock pigs. Best ox beef, 12e. 6d. to
be this ciente. in the II UM Ist, of iron-CAUSI vessels 'f
la. pecore ; cow and heifer ditto, lbw to lla. &Le
wee, but that tie. Frcieli iieeksunls were at the present
mennseet eimitruitinz similar scowls for hewn and Lib, inttlltputt. best Down mutton, Bd. per lb. ; other breeds, 7d. to lid. ;
Tlney The aolunutein of a miry by epein or Italy wall a -....- __ veal, 7d. to 71d. ; fresh pork, 7d. to Bd. ; salted ditto,
7ed. to 80., and 10e. Id. to Ito. per score; green bacon,
...al h"P"'"". is ib'it' but if a supPuwit rtublaaa.etems with Fretice INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT.-Juwz 11. 91 to 9r.. ..,per lb.; dry ditto, 10d. to 10)d. ; sweet
him of ter naval form. of theses two n
wee edmittel, it was full of danger touro naval position in (Before Mr. Commissioner Nichols.) pickled 10advia iL.
12f. to 16/. ; quarter old store pigs, 12s. to 16e.
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lie Meat. :einem. la ease of much a condensation against IN Re WILLIAM GODFREY HICesON. each cows ma
ane.lauf a "'et battle would, PrelsitilY, occur in that ego. This Insolvent, who had bees •ge tleman of property in
where, so sometime-a of bed management at Melte, we !relied, and whose ease •ppaeed efore the court a short TRAFFIC/ RETURNS.
lot rot as eifeesve dock to refit a iLimeged fleet. He did time ago, came up for adjudication. Mr. Mums had
sot Ilse.. her Melody's government for this, for be appeared for two creditors, and Mr. Sargood supported. Miles Pee- Der. Total, Total,
tbeitAt the es de were dee to the incessant change' which tin the present cameos the oppositam was not premed, RAILWAre ems awaseee chalice's 1861 1800
character wed the Naval eihnieutratiou of the country. and the iwolveut was macedimily drekargad, Week ending Joe I. A A A I
Ti. Doke of Si OIERSET detailed the mimeo which the NerthBtiffordahlre - - 7,120 7,938
Admiralty bad pursued in ~instructing 'nip-eased ships Week iodine June 7.
el war. They bed ant rashly commutted tbennielves io DESTRUCTION BY Pl3l OP mn SURREY Limerick and linais .
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mew ieveetioes. hut had preeeeded esperimentally, sad MUSIO•HALL. Week elidlrie June B.
01st & South Waters - -.- 8,304 8.490
led gem Seven a them. vessels in coupe. o coestructem In - Week eliding June 9.
Winos to tbh it bed been decided to plate some of ear About two o'clock yesterday afternoon the inha- !hoot Luzeniliourg
neaten s with iromelthesigh headset think they would Wants in the immediate neighbourhood of the Surrey Loudon and Blackwell - 1,614 1'46 1.829 1.198
be "13 cieeds, for It woo. ►
,1181 **Wm that we ought to (leader were deemed at observing dense closets of smoke North tondos
iteastmeet oat Mips entirely 401 lien. Nem. however, risieg from the apardene, completely enveloping district.
ef the answer yet tried meld reed the taanwasiwea As noon as the atmosphere had partially dit was del-
a lbw Anneteonejust, sad is eamolomoce the covered that the roof of the music-hell was in one rams of WEATHER REPORT.
had aalered. m it was proved QM mss, Exprome were at once gent off to the Fire Brigade -
=.drabd met be node as were as coals' be dates., and about helf•peat two several cagiest arrived ; TtiMMAT, Jana 11, BTO •al.
Wet our Alp sheeld have the beet imam 01 but before that period it had become evideut that the
silesce, sad be stoned with the Answering pos. whoa edifice would fall a play to the devouring element. 1. Z. M. D. Y. L S.
Mee whir links the* preceedel to espol the aeries After the engines arrived some delay ems' in getting them 1 C.
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4 mediation aid Menge brought against the Ad. te work, although • plentiful supply of water wee to be °b-
almily. elated the mossur." taken by the Kamm 'mined from the lake immediately in front of the ball, A
meet_ fa WaProrling,thw h.rhour dßalta. acid e‘Preead fresh wind blowing at the time die flames tepidly 880114, NW= NOS n 67 W. e 1
Ail cenricirm lat, il seed were, we could moos by means defying all the efforts isf the firemen, and in less No two 99999199~....
'2ll MI a W
211 he pubic and rival* yard. of the country. Predlece • hours uothini was left ie Use once splendid ball but the gr.,g mile a'A w.a..w. a I
b 1
woes el tree ships ger greeter than all the other powers of bare sbeU. (,rent difficulty was expeneneed by the emotes AzaiiiAll.
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&rope legether. Is bringing the hoes to bear on the building, owing to the Pogginsw WI 117 8. b 3
Mom seam obeireatione from Lid ORM exPwolll Wes quantity of woke. lead •ng down from Ale root ass .sac liked U4O N.W. c 2
allignetion with the seetemest of the noble duke, rendering it extremely ri
for any One to Oasl9RT _._ = • a is 17 R. r e
The bill was egad • third time and pared. approach sufficiently sear to be of Weak, me. ficAlscurull. Illt itY U W. e 2
..._ UVINON, lt Nl7 &W. Toe Wills of Pergelielty by British liebiects Bill as About three o'clock the roof sad ' warrewsdini the TALinu. ae is is a. • 1
seeesded was reported. hell fell ie with • tremendous c sad the endue were gemeieyeek 1173 se e n. r n
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The Core awl laud R.,eaes RM, efts* some iiti• then enabled to pour in a volume of 'water epos the burning faasoons 9105 60 64 W.N.W. e ft
servatiene hem the Sad et WICKLOW', referring to the ease aed by five o'clock the firemen had pitied sufficient LOUDON PLOT 67 U W. e -
heavy expert defy um to4WWII time which he thought the mastery over the lames to enable them to alb. some in- WwWl___u=:-. !MO IrT a vt,, • b 2
1190w1wwwW sight Is hews uoluderal before ftPuthog the quirt' into the ruse of the calamity. It appeared that ex. """Yew`weec- 10.08 69 ''' W. a 1
paper, &sty, was reed •• third time aud weed. NRILAR... 30.10 68 56 P.W.
tenure alterations end repairs have for some time been liiimmi --
ass/ 6. as .s.w. e 1
o II A disenwiou wise raised on the suliseet of the report of going on, and the plumbing yesterday were working pmmemem„„ me re 90 few, o 3
Mie 1410Catioit CatitniaaabeTl. by the F. of ii SUAITieIiCIT. on the roof at the north sod of the halL Theme men June Km so 67 W.A.W. 0 1
en • =Mane for a return of all the witnessess e..arnioesi be let far their dieser at on* o'clock, and as the fire Corewwwm WU 67 - ERE. r 1
the etereasireien sad.on a former ocessiom this commis- broke out iinrnediately en the spot where they had been at BeanßeanN. SS - S. S.W. 0 4
sissem ware d l-eferileei as
by the Duke of NIWCANTLIL work, it is supposed that they moat have carelessly left mite KIS 17 c I
Ms maim was eventually withdraws, and the house some of their hot metal or irons ea the wood work, the roof RAYONS-- 80.27 06 - AL It
LINKS llO.BlOO - IL Li. h 1
adessrsed at 10 mosaics to & being chiefly composed of that material. Mr. Wales, of the

About two o'clock yesterday afternoon the inha-
bileate in the immediate neighbourhood of the Survey
Undone were alarmed at observing dense clouds of smoke
risiag from the gardens, completely enveloping the district.
As awn a. the atmosphere had partially cleared it was dis-
covered that the roof of the music-hall was in one mass of
flame. ll:pewees were at once sent off to the Fire Brigade
stations. and about half-past two several engines arrived ;
but before that period it had become evident that the
whole edifice would fall a prey to the devouring element.
After the engines arrived some delay arose in getting them
to work, although a plentiful supply of water was to be ole
tensed from the lake immediately in front of the ball A
fresh wind blowing at the time the flames rapidly spread,
defying all the effort.) of the firemen, ands lees than two
hours nothing was left .1 the once splendid ball bet the
bare shell. West difficulty was expenenoed by the firemen
in bringing the hose to hear ow the budding, owing to the
bugs quantity of molts, lead •og down tram ON not
reedering it extremely rl
fee say ens to
=ls sufficiently neer to be of effetely* wee.
three o'clock the roof and galleries werrerradk‘ the
hell fell in with a tremendous crash, sad the engthise were
dine seabird to pour in a volume of water epos the horsing
male, and by five o'clock the firemen bad gabbed sufficient
artery over the lame. to enable them to mks some in-
• law the came of the calamity. It appeared that ex-
isenive alterations and repairs have for some time been
ping on, and the plumbers yesterday were working
on the roof at the north end of the halL These mew
left far their dieser at one o'clock, and as the fire
broke out immediately an the spot where they had been at
work, it is supposed that they moat have carelessly left
some of their hot metal or hoes on the wood work, the roof
being chiefly composed of that material. Mr. Wales, of the
Manor House, adjoining the ger4ins, wee on the ground
immediately after the fire broke out, end, with the workmen
about the gardens, used every exertion by pouring buckets
of water upon the roof to stay the program of the flames,
but ie vain An einem was seat off to the residences of
the proprietor. of the gardens, Messrs Bishop and Caldwell,
but these gentlemen oily arrived in time to see their pro-
perty entirely destroyed. This will be to them an irre-
parable Lea, a. they had made extensive arrangements for
the season, and a aeries of first-class concerts were taking
plain there every Wednesday. The building itself was in-
eared for the sum of 10,0001., but the whole of the valuable
fittings around the hall, including the orchestra, refresh-
meat bars, dressing-rooms, bic., which were the property of
the above geutletuee, were uninsured, and their los. will be
very heavy.
'the Hoo. Mr. Norton, the magistrate of Lambeth
Police Court, visited the gardens during the afternoon, and
expreened his commiseration with lissom Bishop and Cald-
well at the misfortune that haul befallen them, and advised
those gentlemen, as it was evident the calamity had arisen
from gear carelessness, that they should apply for a
co • inquiry tato the cause of the fire.
At a bite hour lent night there was a large man of ma-
terial still smouldering oa the basement of the buddies.
The gardens were open as usual last evening for the out-
door amusements, and several th,iusand persons paid the
admission fee of one shilling, attracted by the desire to see
the scene of de.structiou.

UOUBI OF COMMONS.—Trawmr, Jules 11.

ILlmilinm.l from )eitterslay's Arpnras.)
ACCRWSOMILS AND A lIIITTORB HILL.
Mils WE west lerou,;11 c.eimittee.
CRIMINAL STA.' II ITS REPEIL BILL.

This Lill oleo pooped through c mmittee, awl t►e sill*
Too suspended et Ivo mlootoo to 3 o'clock until 6
The home resumed at 6 o'clock.
TOE CBI RVII RATE ABOLITION BILL.

■r. EArcou la mid at woukl, he tonvemeot to the
louse If the boo. member for Tavistoek Would •rate whether
W permed of the draft of the bill he put in his liando oo
Friday last bad Induced him to make any alterAtion I n the
warsese be had brought forward fur the abolition of
ehureh rates, and which .Gad is the notito poi Cr for the
111th Masai

Hir J. TRELAWN crawl it was his intention to prenatal
wit kis bill ow the day mm 4. uuleam g"veruuient wog
give him 'anther day. He certainly shuuld nut bring it IS
bdon the day Named.

THE BOTANIC GAIWENS AT GLASNEVEN.

Mr. 4 . t ..1Y asked the Vice-President of the Council of
Rdoettem whether the Department of Science and Art had
reeeiw.l any information fmm the Royal U thlto Rociety
that, at • special nicotine of its members. on Monday last,
wee resolved to refuse compliance with the (681 re of the
igepartetent that the Cotaiiie Gardens at Wa.tieven should
be open to the pithlic after the bouts of divine service on
Otnilays ; and if so, • Lether it was ietended to take any
farther steps to swore the carrying out of this object ?
Mr. R. LOW F. mid ke had to expreae hie regret to the
he.. gentleman that he wan not present Last treeing toanswer
questa,,e, lie ,iired him that bi. abscuce was invo-
'outlay. The Department of Science am, Art bad received
• commune atioe of the description to which the hoe. gentle-
man had referred from the Royal Dublin Society. That
department had given it as their opinion that the Clone-
vas Hardens shriek be epee on Sundays to the mune way aa
the gardens at Kew mid Hampton Court. But they had no
filiwit to coerce the a..e.ety to throw open their gardens
inks' they were to recommend to parliament to withdraw
the past This society had • grant of 8,0004 • year. the
irabloriptioes runntuitieg only to 1.300 f. a_ year, and the
gpvrer time for damming the question would be when the
pant of NOM. a year appeared in the astiontak
RRINFORCEIIENTS FOR CANADA.

Kr. ADDERICY wilted the liarler-Seerstary of State
for War whether it was true that three was regiment. of
infantry sad a (owe of artillery were tudercirders for North
America, awl that the (heat Eastern stearrwhip had been
encased for tbeir transport • and, if on, foe what tn.-Able
they Isere deetmed, and whether they were to be paid for
!Pm the imperial or rokatial tremettry ; and if from the
fanner, whether such ripeness hid been proriJad for in
the estimate..

BARING ea'el two regiiiwo.s of iofentry in
sailitios to the regiment' before 'later orders for Cenide,
hod Wes ordered to pro!..sel to Canada, en well en • iield
b•M•r• a artillery. 11, believed also, though he had no
Isolative ialuernatioa os the subject, that the two regiment&
of Infantry and a Geld lottery were to proceed ha the Great
lesitere alzamehip. The pay nient of t!.erie troops was
already provided for by the veto, of this house in the esti.
wishes for this year, and no additional expendituse woad
Its iseurred by lb. payauest of these troops. The money
having hem soted 1.. parliament they would ho paid from
the imperial eta...sober.
Mr..% leliEttl.F.Y Ane extra outmost!
Kr. T. G. tt RINE' I- There ie ao extra al!ovranee for
aura% .
The traasport of the troops is bonne on the navel

THE ORD:: INCE SURVEY.
Kr. II F.I.I:ALf t; e.krl the I u,ler Secretary of State for
war oiwtber, to erroni on w:. h the teetenetveattitte of the
ollker enprriuteoilibit the orituunn iurvey. it w.te the
ia-
tenth* .4 her Uneet3'eteereroment to platted the coleatral
money to the reerwein/ three.fieirthe of Ea.:land awl
Malec eo root ea the e.arvey of Northuiitl.erlacki tad
Wienberieuil should here free completed.
Mr. T. U. 81111Nii .111.1 luring the hint aossioo of
partiurtonat the 'utile lord the Sterrett'''. for War au-
mwed that an externem of the curer, take place
without a further inquire before a reintoott,• of the ',nee.,
end it was hie fllr. Marti.fe) ieteutios W move la the
wale of the pre met eineiou to eoeeeler whether or uA it
wee ea end that the c.daetral covey *Lout,' be ex-
._

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 12, 1861.

NEAR, the CITY of CANTERBDRY.—BALL-PLACE a deshiab
moderate-elmrd MANSION, with Stabling, Gardens, Pleasure.
grounds. Park and Farm lands, with good Homestead, Re. ;
the whole comprising upwards of leg Acres, in &ring fence.
&9888. DAN I EL EMITH,SON,and OAKLEY
have received Instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUC-
. ,at the Mart, near the Bank of England, on T'UESDAY,
DOili
June le, at It, in One Lot, the above-nanisd valuable and de-
lightfully situate
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY.
In the minket PA. Michael Harbledown, and only 11 mile from
the two railway stations at Canterbury, connecting it with the
metropolis lip two lines in less than two hours. The mansion Is
approached from the hich road to Canterbury by a carriage drive
through the perk, and occupies an elevated site oft the side of •
bank, and contains on the upper floors 17 chambers and attics ;
and on the ground floor, dining room loft. by tl. ft., opening to
• large muse. eatery, morning room, library left, by
loft., drawing room loft. by 22ft., entrance halt and vesti-
bule. Also very complete and airy domestic Maces, and various
outbnildings including • good laundry and stable-yard, with
newly-erected stabling, comprising stalls and boxes for eight
horses, standing for live carriages, with coachman's room and lofts,
dtc., and at the back of the stabling • conveniently arranged farm
homestead. The whole in excellent repair, and abundantly sup-
plied with water. The kitchen gardens, with small vinery and
forcing pits, are large and productive, and the pleasure grounds,
not too extensive, are laid out with shrubberies, and lawn on the
, garden front of the house. The land, with the exception of 17
acres arable, eta. Ir. lop. coppice, and some garden allotments,
Is pasture of rich quality, and forma a boldly undulated, well-
timbered park, with a fine grove of oaks, a good feature on ap-
proaching the mansion. The greater part of the estate, with IM
mansion. is in hand, and 'with the exception of the arable and
coppice land which is leasehold) Is freehold, and free of land lag.
There are also three tenements and a hicAt in the vie.
Full particulars. with lithographed , may be obtained at
' the principal hotels at Canterbury: o Metiers. Lowe, solicitors,
I, Tanneld-court, Temple, EC.; at the Auction Mart; of
Messrs. Blake, Tylee, and Tyke, solicitors, 14, Eases-street,
1 Strand: and, with orders to view, of Mears. Banat Bximm,
8011, and 011altv, land agents and surveyors, 10, Waterloo-
place, Pall-mall, S. W,

KINT.—OATIONS HODS& and 88a. tr. Bp. of ORCHARD.
HOP, and ARABLE LAND, In the parishes of CLIFF% and
COOLING, four miles from Rochester and the timed Station
on the London, Chatham, and Dover and North Kent Railways,
and three miles from the High= Station, on the North Kent
Ms6BRS. DANIEL SMITH, SON, andOAKLEY
have received instructions from the Proprietor to OFFER
for BALI, at the Hart, near the Bank of England, on TURBDAY,
June 18, at 12,
CATIONS HOUSE,
an excellent Freehold Residence of moderate sire, with capital
garden, and containing four principal and three smaller bed-
rooms, entrance-hall, dining and drawing rooms, with breakfast
pariour and conservatory, and all nrcesmy domestic offices,
good cellars, dr. Also Arts. Sr. 8p of first-rats arable, bop, and
orchard land, all adjoining freehold and land-tax redeemed. and
situate in the well-known fruitful parishes of elide and Cooling,
with all necessary farm premises, labourers cottages, de. The
whole is in hand, and possession may be had on completion of
the purchase. At the same time will be offered some Freehold
Cottages at Cliff tatted,
Plans and particulars may be had on application to A. C.
Murton, Nos., solicitor, 90, Queen-Are* Cheapeide, EC.: or to
Messrs. Denim Bgmt, SoB, and OALLIT, land agent. and sur-
veyors, 10, Waterloo-place, Panniall, &W.