The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1826-05-29 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

VALUABLE COPYHOLD ESTATES,
Equal to Freehold, Lower-street, Islington.
By Mr. BLACKBURN.
At the Auction Mart, on THURSDAY, June Vat 12. in 2 Lots,
ria WO very valuable COPYIIOLD ESTATES, con-
sisting of a livery-stable and coach-yard. with atabling for
forty horses, carriage-sheds, and every necessary conct•nience ; with
a dwelling-house adjoining, containing kitchen, parlour, and three
sleeping-rooms; the whole let on lease to Mr. Price, coach pro-
prietor, for a term of twenty years unexpired, at a net annual rental
of 1001. Also a capital Family Dwelling-house, two doors from
the above, containing cellar, two kitchens, drawing and dining
rooms, kur sleeping and two dressing rooms, large hack garden
and front ditto ; let on lease to Mr. Dodd for a term of 21 years, at
the low net annual rental of :05t. The whole plepantly and de-
sirably situated in the preferable part of Lower-street. Islington.
The foregoing property is copyhold of the manor of Canonbury,
subject to the law of gayelkind, which ordains, that not only the
eldest but all the sons shall succeed to the inheritance, subject in a
quit-rent of 4d. per annum on each messuage, and a fine certain of
61. lid. on death or alienation; and, if not more eligible, may at
least be considered equal in value to freehold.
May be viewed by permission of the tenants. Particulars at the
Auction Mart; at Messrs. Alliaton.ancl Iluntilehy's, Freeman's-
court, Cornhill and at the offices of Mr. Blackburn, 58, Loth-
bury, corner of Coleman-street.

• DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATES.
Situate in Nottingham-street, Brighton. and Fredenck'a-place,
Walworth, producing a net rental of 801. lb. per annum.
By Mr. BLACKBURN,
At the Auction 31 art, on THURSDAY, June 8, at 12, in 3 Lots,
Lot. 1. 14 'I-10CH compact TENEMENTS, being Nos.
62, 53. 54. and 53, Nuttinghatn-street, Brighton.
near the New Va all, let to gond tenants at a nct rental ~r 341.
per annum, and held for a term of 72 years unexpired, at a pepper-
corn rental.

Lot 2. 1.01. It-DWELLING-HOUSES, being Noe 58, 57,
38, and 39, Nottingham-street, Brighton, let to gond tenants at a
net annual rental of 331., and held for a term of 72 years unex-
pired, at a peppercorn rental.
Lot 3. A neat COTTAGE RESIDENCE, wit% large garden
and extensive frontage to the high road, situated in Frederick's-
place, Walworth Common. containing on the ground-floor 4 rooms,
and on the first story 3 good sleeping rooms; deachtd sre a w
house, coal-cellar, stable, and green-house,, opening to a small sir-
ring-room, and a pump of excellent water.' Also a compact Dwel-
ling-house in Freeman's-buildings, NValworth Common, adjoining
the above, and leaned with the above to dlr. Wm. Bell, for a term
of 21 years, from Lady-day last (de'enninable by either party at
14 years). at ea annual rental of 431. Held for a term of 80 years,
from Lady-day, 1803, at a ground-rent of 101. Os. per annum.
Previous to the present lease the above property was let at 6111. 3s.
per annum.
May be viewed by permission of the tenants. Particulars at the
Auction Mart ; and at the offices of Mr. Blackburn, W. hothbury.