The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-09-26 00:00:00

THE following Teri Valuable FREEHOLD and
LEASEHOLD ES LATES, being the property of Messrs.
C. and R. Willoughby, via.:-..
All those spacious and substantially built FREEHOLD PRE-
MISES, comprising an excellent FAMILY RESthENCE, with
commanding front-shops, warehouse, and commodious wine vaults,
most advantageously situate in the 'Marketplace; and in which the
grocery and wine trades have been carried on for many years.
A capitalnewly-erected FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE,
called Woad Hill House, with school-rooms, coach-house, stable,
garden, play-ground, and all necessary offices, now occupied by
Mr. Williams. u a classical establishment.
A FREEHOLD lEWEL NO-HOUSE and Premises. situated
in Bath-street, now used as the Union Bank, and in the occupation
of George Walters. Esq.
A FREEHOLD DWELLING.HOUSE adjoining the last,
now in the occupation of Mr. Pitt, silversmith.
Three FREEHOLD DWELLING.HOUSES and shops, in
Cheap.atreet. in theseveral occupations of Mr. II udden, Mr. George,
and Mr. Knight.
A FREEHOLD DIV F.LLING-HOUSE. garden, anti suitable
offices, near the Bridge, in the occupation of Mrs. E. Sheppard.
A FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE and workshops ad.
joining, In the occupation of Mr. Henry Harrold, coach-maker.
All those extensive FREEHOLD WAREHOUSES, coach.
house, stables, and premises, situate in the North- parade ; part of
which is In the occupation of Mesas, Sheppard, and the remainder
by Messrs. Willoughby t well supplied with water.
An excellent FREEHOLD WALLED GARDEN, tastefully
laid oat and well stocked with choicerruit.trees and shrubs, with a
beautiful TEMPLE, COLD.BATIL and other convenient and
ornamental erections therein.

A desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE, called Selwood Farm,
with good farm-bouse oow-ithctis, and other convenient offices, and
thirty-one Acres of Rich PASTURE LAND, in the* occupation of
Mr. Francis Singer.
A genteel FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, called Selwood Cot-
tage, surrounded by nearly 49 Acre* of Rich PASTURE LAND.
The two last mentioned Estates are delightfully situated nearly
one mile from the town of Frome, adjoining estates of the Earl of
Cork and Sir Thomas Champneys, and commanding extensive
prospects.
Also about twelve Acres of FREEHOLD LAND adjoining'
Selwood Cottage, in the occupation of Mr. James Coombs.
Alo eight Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, near the
said Selwood Cottage. in the occupation of Jane Butler.
Also two Acres of FREEHOLD PASTURE LA ND at Frome
Hill. near Frome Field, plessantiy situated foe building, being well
supplied with water.
A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE, at Marston Bigot. • ith
farm-house and homestead, and 13 Acres of PASTURE LAND.
A small LEASEHOLD ESTATE. at Tuckmarsh, with house,
garden, and about 21 Acres of PASTURE LAND.
Also two Acme of FREEHOLD PASTURE LAND, at But-1
dernoor, in the occupation of Thomas King.
Also four Acres of LEASEHOLD PASTURE LAND,
situated near Rey ford House.
Also two Acres of FREEHOLD aftd three Acres of LEASE-
HOLD PASTURE LAND, adjoining White-well-lane, at
One Acreef LEASEHOLD PASTURS LAND, near Clink,
in the occupation of Mr. .1. Sinkins.
A FREEHOLD COTTAOE and golden, adjoining Selwood
Farm, at Spring-ger/dem, well supplied with water.
The whole *ill be mote fully described in printed particulars,
which will be ready for delivery in a short time. and may be had
at the White Hart, Bath; George Inn, Tiowbridge ; Swan Inn,
Bradford; King's Arms, 3lelksham ; George Inn, Shepica, Mallet-
at Messrs. linigbes, Devizes; at the Auctioneers' offices, Church:
MUM Old Jewry, London, and Fro= or, on application to
Messrs. Phelps and Thring, Solicitors, Warminster; or, to Mr.
‘Vhitaker, Solicitor, Frome t at whose respective offices plans of
the Estates may belmen.