The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-09 00:00:00

Charterhouse,quare.—gunerior Mo4ern Furniture arid Effects.
1%4R. JOHN BIJRFORD has received iustruc-
-o_2._ theta from the administrator of the late Harvey Ludlow,
Esq., surgeon, to Sell by. Auction, upon the premises, 27, Charter-
home-square, ,Clit,-on TUESDAY, June 12th, at 12, the superior,
wed-rnantilactured MODERN F CJIMITIT it comprising French
and iron bedsteads, marble-top washstands, wardrobes, and the usual
chamber fittings, an elegant rosewood drawing-room suite, in satin
damask, chimney glasses in elegant gilt frames, French clocks in
ormolu and bronze, under glass shades, ornamental items, Spanish
mahogany extending dining tab'e, sideboard, mahogany frame chairs,
conch, Brussels, Turkey, and other carpets. 11)ira y table, bookcase.,
books. paintings, and engravings, china, glass, kitchen utensils, and
numerous effects.
On view on Monday, 11th Juno. Catalogues had on the premises,
and of Mr. John Burford, Auctioneer and Surveyor, 22, Groshom-
street, Bank.

WEVIRIDGE, Surrey.—Capital FR KEROLD REiIDENCE; with
handsome Carria:e-drive in front, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens,
Coach-house, Stet-ding, and linmediate Possession.
MR.. ROBINS is instructed to SELL, by
AUCTION, at the Mart, on FRIDAY next, June 15, at
Twelve, a superior FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, of a most substan-
tial character, nearly opposite the Church
AT WEYBRIDGE, SURREY,
and about half a mile from the railway station. The salubrity of
the air is well known, the soil loam end gravel, the drives in all di-
rections most interesting and beautiful, with the never-ending
CHARM OF THE RIVER THAMES
close at hand. The residence requires some little outlay for decora-
tion; it affords excellent accommodation for a family, comprising
five senndary and four best bed-chambers. the reception-rooms well
arranged and of ample size. Capital domestic rooms for an estab-
lishment, double coaeh-house, aryl stabling for four horses, with side
entrance. The p'eastire-grounds and gardens are formed by a noble
carriage-drive in front, with extensive lawn in the rear, ornamented
with handsome timber trees and shrubs leading to the kitchen gar-
den, clothed with excellent fruit trees and looking upon
LORD POLTIMORE'S PARK-LIKE LANDS.
May be viewedflaily; and particulars had on the premises ; at
the Hand and Spear, Weybridge-common ; of Messrs. SIMPSON and
DIMOND, Solicitors, 10, Ilenrietta-street, Cavendish-square; at the
Mart; and at Mr. Rounis' Otlices, Covent-garden.

FLEET F ARM,
On the borders of Surrey and Hants, close to the Railway Station.
with immediate possession, comprising 665 acres, tithe free (a
most attractive property for a sporting man), incluling the Fleet
Water Corn Mill, and several Freehold Cottages and Lands.
R. ROBINS is instructed by the Trustees of
- the late H. P. Collett, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the
Mart, on THURSDAY, June 21st, at 12 o'clock, in Three Lots, a
singular' tempting PROPERTY for the agriculturist inclined to
sporting, yof which immediate possession may be had. It Is custo-
mary renewable leasehold, under the Dean and Chapter of Winches-
ter, at a nominal rent, kiviwn as
FLEET FARM, AT HAWLEY,
in the parish of Yatoly, close to the Fleet Pond Railway Station, in
tho vicinity of the Camp at Aldershott, and four miles from Farn-
borough Station, on the
BORDERS OF SURREY AND HANTS,
comprising a picturesque Farm Residence, with lawn and garden,
and suitable farm buildings, enclosing two yards for stock, cottages
for labourers, and altogether about
665 ACRES OF LAND,
tithe free, 250 of which are of excellent quality, capable of producing
abundant crops, in a good state of cultivation, the remainder being
copse and heath, forming capital preserves for game of all kinds, for
which this district is famous ; and a
LAKE OF 110 ACRES,
abounding with fish and wild fowl, affording capital sport and no
small profit. On the estate is a capital water corn mill, with great
water power, driving three pair of stones, with substantial buildings
and dwelling-house adjoining. with lawn, garden, extensive stabling,
and about 30 arcs of land, let on lease at 120/. per annum. The
estate is of the estimated value of