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London, England, 1824-10-22 00:00:00

SALE BY AUCTION.

NEAR WARE, lIERTFORTRii!IRE.

Manor of 21anlucks, abounding with (Jame and Fishery; capital
Manion, mato' on • hcautiftil limn, with excellent 01Ents,
Gardens, Pleasure llmunds, Coach !louse. end Stables; Water
Corn Mill, Farms, and 'upwards of Three Rundrtd and Forty_
six Acres of Meadow, Pasture, Arabic, and %Vona Land; •
Joinable Property far Residence and Investment.
Ily Mr. ItORINS,
(1)( WArivick Rouse, Regent-street),
At (larraway's, un THIJIISIVA V, November 11, at 12, in Four
lAnR,_ _

A
Valuable FRI.:1E1101.1/mA (.7141'Y HOLD ESTATE,
situate abaft a mile fmvn the capital market town of Ware,
in the county of hems, a vtry desirable situation fur a gentleman
fund of held sports.
Lot I comet-Hies the MANOR of NIA RDOCKS, abounding
with game, with the fines, quit rents, heriots, royalties, and appur.
tenatmt.s through which the River Ash flows, which has always
been well perfeeted. The capital 111ansion, Maralocks 'loom, an
CXCelltlit repair. cootai • g a spacious entrance-hall, an excellent
dinit.g.mirlour :111 feet b) 20 left, two elegant drawing.rootos, corn.
munirating by folding-doors, 22 feet by 17 feet each, a study,
lobby, anal water-closet, eight principal bedchambers, dressing.
rooms suitable and convenient domestic offices; stated on a ins
airy grivelly roil, with an extensive lawn, rising on a gentle ascent
to the vitmds, wind) are adorned with beautiful timber; • capital
garden well stockrd, cropped, and planted; delightful pleasureround. ; couch-house and @tabling for six hones, a boathouse,
Pte.; and upwards of
FORTY ACRE*

or fine Meptlnw Land, ;vit4;;l;rgeilicul4 Pew in the Church at
Warr.

Lot 2. A beautiful WOOD, called 1106 HAM WOOD, ad-
joining, cunt.Liuing
TIV ENT ACRES,

stored with fine ibrivii-q

. .
Lot 3. .1 very eligible WATER CORN MILT" substantially
repaired, at a very con.idevable expense, under the superintendence
of Mr. Rennie, working two Iwir of stones, with a powerful bead
of water. Ail excellent Dwelling House, with garden and speeduw,
granaries, barn. ■tahle, containing upwards of
SEVEN ACRES AND A HALF. _ _

. .
In the nccupatiim of Mr. Wm. Runt, fur an unexpired term of
eight yowl' from Midanmmer last.
but I. An eligible FA RA! adjoining, with a very superior farm-
house, once the reridenee of the owner, with barns, hunting stalika.
As., and all ragtomire notion , and upwards of
Tll'n AM/ ENTY ACRES

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excellent Meadow, Pasture, Amble, Wood Land, and Planta-
non, with Two Cottages. The Farm, with Two Hundred and
Ftilpone Acres, is in the ordination of Mr. Abraham Linde, on
lease,. for an unexpired term of twelve years from Michaelson,
11W.

The Mansion to he viewed by tickets; the Mill and Farm on
application to the tenants, tw Mr. Price, Saracen's !lead, Ware, of
whom particulars may he had ; st the Pmt llnuxs, WWI.% Mill
sod Itilikway ; 8011, llodifeadon; Salilbtory Arms, Hatfield;
Hell, Hertford ; Swan, Cheshunt ; Falcon, Waltham Crtlid;
;Iran :Bun, Barnet ; of :limns. Pickering and Smith, Solicitor+,
Staple'm Inu, Ifolliorn ; at Ilarraway's; and of Mr. Robins, IN,
RegentAtrect, of whom tickets for viewing may be had, and whist:
a plan of the estate may be seen.

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11 RF:EVE in 1823 and IS2I, being 'a
Snit?, of Letters
11.71 and other Documents on the Greek Revolution. Written,
during a visit to that Country.
Ry the Hot,. Colonel 11.Elf:1*;TER STANHOPE.
" The press roes estabiished in Greece, and maintained free and
unshackled, by on• of the greatest benefactors that country has as
yet known from England, the Hon. Colonel belceater Stanhope,
who, by his activity, his energy, courage, but, above all, by his
culightebed knowledge of the maniples of legislation and civilize.
titan, succeeded in carrying into effect all his measures, as agent of
the Greek Cotuntittee, and who, by spreading useful information,
and, by the establishment of the mess in all the principal points of
re-union in Greece, has advanced that country in civilisation many
years,—how many we dare not say."—Vide Lamina Ma/POW for
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