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TILE MILLINGTON COURT ESTATE.
talualfle FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisrirg of a gond
Farm Home, and Two Hundred and Ninety Acres of excellent
Freehold Land.
By Messrs. ROBINS*
At the King's Head Inn, Gloucester, on SATURDAY NEXT,
at 12, in a variety of L it.,
AMost desirable and valuable Manorial FREEHOLD
RaTATE, called Willincton Court, Ritilate in the palish
ofSandluust,three miles from Gloucester, and seven from Tewkess
, in a most inviting port of the country, with
kliegs, in the most complete repair, and alto.

all
gether
TWO HUNDRED AM) NINETY ACRES
of verviiiperior orchsreling, meadow. pasture,' and arable land.
The Letate is finely timbered, and several of the meadows are on
the bank of the river Severn. The roads in general are good, and
the conveyance of produce to market remarkably easy.
The lands may be viewed, and particulars hail ; also at the King's
ll,ead. Gloucester; Plough, Cheltenham ; at the Auction Mart ;
atsl of Messrs. Robins, Covent-garden.. .

not be doubted; and the situation of
grot trebly adapted to this purpose. The pro.
perty being out of the Brighton boundary, is exempt from the
duties, and more particularly that upon coals.
Descriptive particulars are now ready, at the office of /11essrs.
Birth and (larch, fi, %Vint-heater-meet ; also at the Old Ship,
Brighton; and of Messrs. Robins, Covent garden.

FREEHOLD ESTATES.
WILTSHIRE AND BERKSHIRE.
In the Parishes of IVokinFrharn and BinSeld.
By Mr. ADAMSON.
At the Rose Inn, \Vokingham, Berks, on TUESDAY, the 30th
inst. at One o'clock at noon, In Four Lots, by direction of the
Adtniniatratrix of Mrs. Elizabeth Jennings,

A FREEHOLD ESTATE, caIIedBUCEHURST
.ta. FARM, delightfully situated for the erection of a villa., on
the east and west sides of the road leading from London to Woking-
ham and Reading ; it is distant from Wokingham about two miles,
nine fmm the capital market town of Heading, eleven from Wind-
sor, and thirty from London, in the vicinity of Ascot-heath, the
King's Hunt, and Sir John Cope's fox hounds, containing alto-
gether about
EIMITY-TWO ACRES •

Including a nectly-enclosed Allotment, containfng by edmensure-
ment I 7 Acres, situate in BinfieW parish, and will be divided
as follows :

Lot 1, comprises a good FA fill-HOUSE, barns, stables, row.
house, and all other requisite out-buildings ; farm and stack.
yards, garden, orchard, and several convenient closes of paa:ure
land immediately surrounding the house, containing about 27
Acres.

Lot 2, adjoining the preceding Lot, two closes of arable and
one of pasture LAND, containing together 244 saes, and a copse
of 2i acres.
Lot 3. A close of meadow and a close of stable LAND, imme-
diately opposite Lot 1, comprising together about 11 acres.
Lot 4. A newly-enclosed Allotment, situated in Binfield parish,
containining by admeasure:nent 174 acres, about one mile and a
halt from the preceding Lots, 'adjoining estates belonging to Lord
Bravbrooke and Thomas Forrest, Esq. and within a quarter of •
mile of the Subscription Stone.

Lots 1. 2, and 3, tq be viewed by application to Mr. William
Norton, the tenant in possession, of whom particulars may be had ;
particulars may also be had of Messrs. Street. Millington, and.
Hilbert, Solicitors, Philpot.lane, London ; of Mr. Roberts, Soli,
sitar, IVokingham ; at the place of sale; Bear, Reading; Castle,
Windsor; Stag and Hounds, Binfield ; and of Mr. Adamson,
Auctioneer, Billiter.square, London.

VALUABLE MANORS AND ESTATES, IN THE
COUNTIES OF DORSET AND SOMERSET.
On MONDAY NEXT. and Three following Days. at the King's
'lead, atMilborne Port,Somerset ; and on TUESDAY, the 30th
inst. and following Day, at the King's Bead Inn, at Wimborne
Minster, Dorset, at 12 o'clock on each of the said days, in 119
Lots, the first 94 of which will be Sold at Milborue Port, and
the remaining 25 at Wimborne,
THE Manors of TODBER, CLIFTON MAYBANK,
and BRADFORD ABBAS, in the Count/ of Dorset, and
of HENSTRIDOE and TEMPLE COOMBE, in the County
of Somerset, together with divers Farms, let at rack rent, coppices
and woodlands in hand, and tenements and lands let on leases, for
one, two, or three lives, mostly very old, together with the tithes
of part of the same lands, all situate in. or adjoining the several
parishes or hamlets of Stour Provost, Todber, Kington Magna,
Nyland, Clifton Maybank, Bradford Abbas, and Sherbome, in the
county of Dorset ; and Temple Coombe, Henstridge, and Stoford,
in the county of Somerset, and near the market towns of Sherbornc,
Yeovil, Wincanton, and Shaftesbury: Also the manor of Hanley.
and divers farms and hereditaments in the parishes of Iltmley and
Gussage St. Michael, in the county of Dorset, which lie near
Woodyate's Inn, on the great western road, between Salisbury and
Blandforti. The whole containing together nearly Nine Thousand
Acres. The Estate of bherborne Wyke, containing about 571
acres, with the great anti small tithes thereof, and the site of a mill
and islands at Thornford, are held by the vendors under Winches.
ter College, and of which a lease will be granted to the vendors for
a term of twenty years from the 11th of October next, subject to
certain rents in money and corn which are already agreed upon.
The College, by the usual custom, allow their lessees to renew
such leases on the expiration of every seventh year. on moderate
vans. About 22 acres in Stour Provost are copyhold for lives,
and about 14 acre in Hanley are leasehold for lives. All the rest
of the Estates are freehold.

The purchasers may be aconmmodated with a considerable part
of their purchase monies on mortgage, at 4 per cent. if required.
A separate Particular and Map of the Lot or Lots comprised in
any sine of the parishes or places above-named, may he had on
payment of one eiiillit g : or a complete Particular and Maps of the
whole or th. Estates, on payment of live shillings for the vim., on
application to Messrs. John and AVm. Lowe, Tanfield.:court.
Temple; or to Messrs. Castleman and Son, Wintborne Minster.
Dorset, the latter of whom have the original Maps and Terriers
of the Estates.
The tenants of the several Estates wal show the premien.

• Map. Price 13a. bound.
• COOKE'S GUIDE to the LAKES ;
_Mehiding koliscdpelon of
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Views throughout the Island, of *lginal Sketches,
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Improvements. Price Its. in Boards ;or in Geo. with 10 additional
Views. 21s. in bds.
DEEBLE'S DELINEATIONS ofrthe ISLE of TIIANET

notoriety7frona their achievements on the Turf, at the Table, 41;d in Valuable TIME/TOL-6 tall
the Diversions of the Field ; the whole forming a Complete Deli- Sea, and immediately contig
neation of the Sporting World.—By PIERCE Ecaw. New and of the Purchase-money nu
enlarged edition. in Cleo ; illustrated with Coloured Platte, and nu. cent.
merous Wood Engravings. Price 12s. in boards. By Man
" The Author het here connived to amass together all the par- At the Old Ship. Brighton. or
ticulars of Horse, Dug, and Man, worthy of being knewn. It is a in Fifty-Two Lots, by ord
happy coamottition. full of whim, with a olio of morletty In i:, like pany.
a bit of lemon peel in one's punch, and ftivourcid by the choicest A Valuable Plot of ell
litre juice of slung. No affectation,—no dispirited p' es,—no
,t-lt fronting the sea, and
tame subjects, no nonseasej It dose mit run a loci
.ricnded subject bow.mt of it I=oo4l aid third.
bb
but, •every thin! fiat. w'frclthe'fal All mairrblinra {airy adjoinihi; lieriip .Town,
heard of the wonderful Phenomenon triave, 11r.eirs matchless enterprize, that will not fail to
Pipylena,—Flying Childers,--Snowball,—Eclipse,—Tom Crib,— fay the variety of shops and en
jlambletoniin, and a multitude of others, should purchase them supply of this new town will n
anecdotes, for they are faithful in the dispensation of fame to man this vacant ground is admire bl