The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-08 00:00:00

LONDON CHATIAM, sad DOTYI DAILWAT. BALI d
Dmitri PROPZITY as tie WISTIAN irfINNION LINE
di 611100 D, LENT.

MDANDIMMITH,BON,aadOILKLEY
iv.s. en winded to SILL by Aucnos, la w CIO VII 11441.
Lobular. on TIIIRDAY, May 21„ at for 4. In besimma Iny
abaci

FORTY-9LX FRELHOLD R 019116 sad COTTAGICII
sad some plot. of building laud close to lb. above hoe, In the
populous and Increasing town of Stroud, Kent, and not far from
both railway statioas. The homes saw suhatailtlatly bunt and
are situate to the London-read, at the foot of Strood-htll, in
Prentice and Albert streets, and hi Northatreet. They are all
let at very moderate rents, salinuitlui to shunt L6lO per annum,
sod with them will be sold the perpetual right to the lofty
arches ander the viaduct, which are well adapted far stables or
slam Water Is laid on to all the houses.

appear—: and printed parnew-
lan and visas (when ready( may be had of Ileum Itrealtealda
and Newnan 6, New Bank.buildlnga, Lothbury, KC. , at the
SWIM! ink Sad d News Dalin PetlTN. Pon, and O,IIZIST,
nodLan sputa and aurreyoes 10. `natation place, Pallatitn,

WAIWICILBRIP.4 es the frunediste Norden of the rosette of
Northampton end Wooster--The distinguished KANN ON
known as HILTON ORANGE, an extensive and asegnillemat
stricture, precasting • fine example of the Tudor peeled of
architecture, with every internal fitting and decoration, in
pore keep& and callable fur • nobleman or gentleman with
a large eatablliment. beautifully situate two miles from
Rugby, affording excellent railway trandt. and surrounded
shout 400 acres of park lands, overlooking a delightful 1
maps, formed by • rkitly4lmbered pagan vale, te
by the high land dividing the counties of Warwick and North-
ampton, in the beset eta district busted the Pito hley, the
geom. and thine other bahlonahle periodby isthmoid&
MESSRS. DAN lELSMITH,SON,BodOAKLILT
have been lanoured with instructions tp 02711 R by VIM
LIC EIALB, at the Met, near the Sank, in zoos, the &MI re-
mit ably Mailing
miaow PROPIIITY,
tendrilsg of a new mission, wasted edible the lest al years
ba the most aninisnliel Mon* reeneer Nelethill=6lLwith
llama dreasims themegberek. bun the
L medial* meelaismileosa Was Me AVM IWI6, at
r heated sedadenlieni sesillest, and ft was his as well as bis
=week Is nemaitte niedlieval art, carried out with • pro.
sernesktees, an attention to minute detail, • uniformity
in dodge. and • parity of style altogether unexampled. is
a dry and healthy site, commanding rich home scenery,
emeeuei on
rounded by a compact domain of about
POUR RUMORED ACRES,
chiefly park lands and park-like pastures acid paddocks (in which
are well- ed tor earths, securing frequent meets), and the ap-
reby a shrubbery avenue, which only admits of a view of
ataly turret tower, and the massive arched porch entrance
gives to the building a mod Imposing age . Its interior
arrant ,mente consist of an entrance 31 by 21 feet, In fine
billiard room adjoinieg, 22 feet square; • noble dining
hall 37 by 14 feet, with • minstrel 'gallery or orchestra ; a One
gallery, 102 feet by 17 feet 0; a library committelealing by
sliding doors with the drawing roost, forming together • fine re-
ception room or saloon, 75 feet by 21 feet, and having large atone
bay windows overlooking the grounds, and a rich prospect: all
Stied and finished with exquisite testa and to keeping
wbh the particular period, having linglish oak linen-fordpanelled
Dario, exhibiting the finest examples of Joiner's work wan oak
Moors, beautifully laid and polished boldly sculptured chimney
a's:with emotee dog supports: stained mwiedo de., &-
Ash all the unique appointments le antique senimielperf eat
baronial ai r. There is also a delightful second des room,
11 bl 6 with a bay lefeet by 11 feet. and finished with modem
°elating tapestry panels, au elegant boudoir and other rooms at
a minor character. There are 41 chambers (exclusive of six men
esrmate moms), approached by a fine English oak stelseses, of
which number 11 are principal apartments, with drawing men&
Isage, lofty, and cheerful, and fitted throughout In true take.
icier massive carved.eanopy, elate, and other bedsteads, peas
robes with elaborately carved panels, and other articles. ruse,
curious, and costly. The domestic offices see planned with peat
attention to convenience, and are fully meal to the require-
ments of • large family. and 'mind. • finely anneal Meths.
with an ants-room communicating with the dlningenom. The
whine el the house lighted with gas made span the premises. The
enbellses are numerous and substantial, and include three
/Mall stables fitted with oak, and six loose bons, saddle and
bermes moms Re., and a shoeing forge, a range of five double
goesh.houses. • pump-house, Re. ; an excellent gasometer.
erected at • distance from the manias, precluding the poet&
Wilty of annoyance, and supplying the mansion and every part
of the premises. The pleasure ground' contais extensive
Wavelled and lawn Lemon, with avenues of the araucark and
tea deodors. • capital bowling-green, and a magnificent comer.
'story • walled kitchen minim, In perfect order.
THE HILTON ORANGE relit HOUSE,
with substantial and newly-erected farm building*, together
with warms ormateettil polkaed within the domain, en,Aneing
in Its entirety 321 a. 3c. 32p., of which Ma. Ir. Sp. are rich and
useful pastures, 107 a. Ir. 37p. corn and root land 19a. Sr. lip.
the mamba grounds end curtibure, and the remainder planta-
tions coutainine well-frequented tomerthe, tut ming an embed.
testy eboire and a very important freehold residential property.
Note.—immediate pneseesion may he obtained, see the whole
et the appropriate antique fitted and ether furniture may be
tains by the purchaser et • valuation to be made In the usual
. . . . _

lestlinkes, Whomlac plans awl dewlap. So esch,
-U be ebbdoed ot Yawn Blrcham. Dairy:spin mad Drake.
whams. K Pullawretetreet . and of Mere Twilit. Munn.
Bon. and Oanisr, hod enents, 10. Waterloo-plow. Pall-mall.bodes. &W.. dwhom WOW suds to ilea, the waeoloa can be
°Maimed.