The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-06-22 00:00:00

NORFOLK.

Highly important FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithe Free, com-
prising 1.150 Acres of Arable, P.istiire, and Wood Land, a
Mansion House placed in the centre of a finely Timbered Park,
and the Advowsom extending over 2.200 Acres : the wh•tle form-
ing an admirable opportunity for the investment of capital.
By Messrs. STEVENS and BRENCH LEY,
At the Auction Mart, London, on WEDNESDAY, July 6, at 12,
unless previously disposed of by private contract.
AN Important and highly Valuable FREEHOLD IN-
VEST TENT, comprising the Manor, Mansion, and Estate
of Henry Bell. Esq. deceased, situate in the adjoining Parishea of
Wallington, Thorpeland, South Runcton, and Holme, about
eight miles from the sea-port town of King's Lynn, three miles
from the market town of Downham, and ninety miles from Lon-
don. The Estate consists of 1,150 acres of very superior arable,
pasttire, and wood lands, in a high state of cultivation, of which
1,500 lie in a ring fence ; a spacious mansion-house, called Wal-
lington Han, situate in the centre of a park finely timbered with
oak and other forest trees, and bounded by woods and plantatioNs.
The Residence contains every suitable office, surrounded by gardens
and pleasure grounds. The agricultural buildings comprise four
substantial farm hones, with barns and other requisite outbuill.
ings, placed at convenient distances upon the Estate. The manorial
rights eatend over 1,200 acres of land abounding with game. The
valuable advowson of Runcton cum Holme, with Wallington and
Thnrpeland, extending over about 2,200 acres of titheable land,
with a neat parsonage house, gardens, and glebe lands. The pre-
sent incumbent is aged 73. The whole of this valuable property
(except about 127 acres) is tithe tree, lies near to excellent markets,
and is partly bounded by the navigable river ()use. The mansion
house and park (enmpnsing 467 acres) are in hand, the remainder
is in the occupation of respechble tenants ; the whole being of the
value of 2,3001. per annum. The sum of 30.0001. may remain se-
cured upon the estate for seven years, at an interest of 4 per cent.
per annum.
'rite Estate may be viewed, and printed particulara, with plans,
had on application to Mears. Jarvis. Solicitors, and Mr. Charles
Beecham. Land Agent, Lynn. Norfolk ; of Messrs. Cloves, Orme,
and Wedbtke, Solicitor/1,10, King's Bench-walk, Temple ; and. of
Messrs. Stevens and Brenebley, 38, Old Jewry.

BANKRUPTS.
Jonkthan Sheet, Manahester, commission agent, ew eutrentler
I July 6.7, and August 2, at three, at the King's Arms Inn, !seam_
gate Manchester. Solicitors. Ales-vs. Hurd and Johnson. Temple;
land Mr. John Lawler,' 14, St. Ann's.sare, Manellesten.
I Thomas Perl,ins, slelton-terrece, rough-road, baker. June
23. July 5, and August 2, at twele-t, at the Bankrupts' Court.
Solicitor, Mr. Cheater, jun., Parsonage-row. Newington-butts,
Surrey.
George Norton, White's-vard, Rosemary.lane. build-r. Jars
211. July h. and August 2, at twelve, at the Bankrupts Coati.
Solicitor, Mr. Francis Thomas Donne, 10, Princee.stre-et, Spttaro
fields.
s DIVIDENDS.
August 6. James Kingseil. Bladtwall. plumber, at eleven,
the Bankrupts' Court—July 12. William Woodford Smith, Hot-
horn-hill. siJk-mercer, at ten, at the Bank(upts' Court—July 13.
Ellen Caton, Preston, Lancashire, millincY. at eleven, at Ass
Office of Mr. Woodburn, Preston--July 19. .lkihn Penn, Chet.
stow, Monmouthshire, merchant, at one, at the Commercial
Rooms, Corn-street. Bristol—July O. Willia n ('votes, Kidder.
minster and Bewdley, draper, at twelve. at the Illanittynte Court
' —July 16. John Durham, Catharine-street. Strand, cahints.,,maker,
at ten, at the Bankrupts' Court—July 16. John bloore,X St.
John's-square and Mark-lane, brandy-merchant. at ten, at shis
Bankrupts' Cour —July 12. Thomas Buckland, Langley. Buck-
inghamshire, brick-maker, at eleven, at the 'Banks-opts Cwart-in
July 19. Richard Bracken and Lancelot Bracken, Packer's-meet,
Coleman-street, haise-faetors, at one, at the Bankrupts' Court--
August 6. John Hurndall. Bristol. haberdashete, at twelve. at the
Bankrupts' Court—July 16. Charles Styring, jun.. Sheffield, spade
George
tuner,
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ntlyilbrove..arth.tbnee
Derbyshire
el(ndne,,
msSheit-ffihelde.—mfluelwykkl4..
manufacturer, a: twelve, at the Commercial lain. sheffield_July
12. Ardrew Buttress, Hulni,, Llncashire. dye-. at two, at the
Bridizewater Arms Inn, 111ai:hr,ter—itdr 12, Edward Edmunds,
00;:emnurryr.
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, SluonshEirei;TscitFirrr(n.Aer,TE.
at eleven,
Jets 14.
the Cross Keys,
John AP/Circle. Mancheso r. etar•er—Thotnas Pine. Maldf.
stone, miller—Pet-'r Forsyth anti John Bell, Berwiek-upon-Twoil,
drapers—John Noah Leta, Wigan, Lawashire, listen-slraper— •
tharge Sawyer, Wynvatt-stre...t. Cfrisswell-yrest, dealer/ in lams...
David Williams, Merthyr Tidril. Wamorganshire, banker,
Creams,
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Litt ilileel
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I.oS.ne
Hughes,
Lancashire,
PARTNERSHIPS
JTa nhlne James
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„PHI iTniuperS:o4"aza°t,l6Vka:LOOD3lox-Robeptreeioh
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and Thomas Jamie; Bath, hatter.

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