The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-26 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.

• ISE WARDSTONE and CIIINGFdRD, • ESSEX, on the verge of
I EPPING FOREST, and within easy distances of three railway
• , stations.
, VIESSRS FARtBROTHER, cLA.R,K, and
_ .L.TAL LYE are instructed to SELL, at Garrawafs, on WED/us-
- AY, June 2, at Twelve (and in the meantime have power to treat
for sale of the whole or part), • •
TILE GILWELL HOUSE ESTATE,
comprising a villa residence, recently, ireproyed at a consider-
, _able outlay, and now In perfect tondaion, with gardens, small
park pleasingly timbered, and paddocks of meadow land ; the whole
ccUlPrishig about 72 acres, freehold, tithe freo, and land-tax re-
deemed, with valuable common. rights and freehold =ligaments of
Wood. Also a most desirable farm adjoining, known as
CARROL'S FARM,
lying within a ring fence, and comprising about 145 acres, freehold
and land-tax redeemed.
• A COTTAGE AND NINE ACRES OF LAND,
called Cash-fields, all situate at Sewartlsone, in the county ofEssex,
In the vicinity of Epping Forest, and about three miles from Walt-
haul Abbey, three from Chingford, twelve from town, and four
from the Northern and Eastern Railway at Waltham-cross, together
With a very desirable small
COPYHOLD FARM OR VILLA RESIDENCE AND LANDS',
containing about 32 acres, situate on Ching•ford-green, near the
new church.
. ,
Particulars, with 'plain:, may be had at the inns at Waltham,
ebingford, and Edmonton ; at Garraway's; of Messrs. Ilenaerson
and Leach, solicitors, 10, and of Messrs. Farebrother, Ciark, and
Lye, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand.

Two MIleS from ARUNDEL, SUt;SEX, and near the Railway
Station.-,-The capital FREEHOLD FARM, with about 273 acres
of chiefly rich Grazing Laud, offering an eligible propertyfer in-
vestment or occupation.
WpSSRs. FAREBROTHER, 'CLARK, and
LYE are instructed by the Trustees, under th, will of the
late Thomas Duke, Esq. to SELL by -IUCTION, at Garraway's,
on WkDNESDAS, June 2, of Twelve, that desirable
•FREEHOLD E .T' TE,
called the PLA.ch Olt CHURCH FAIIII,
°and
L'IX bed-rooms,
ffi
,with brick-built and tiled farmhouse,conitaarinin
three sitting-rooms, and domestic oces ; m cattle yard,
With barn, stabling, bullock kidges, . and other suitable
-fg.arramiz;nugg
buildings, and about 273 acres of very snperior chiefly rich
land, The Estate is situate in the parish of Leominster, bounded by
the road Irons Little Hampton to Arundel, nr,,in which place it is
distant two miles, and near the railway star on on the South Coast
line, arid by the navigabjo river Arun. The late and preaentowners
ot the Estate have obtained numerous prizes awaraei at toe eattle
shows for beasts fed upon succulent food only, and shown against
those which had been stall fed. thus establishing the hell eitialiq of
the land. •
To be viewed ; and particulars, with plans, had of Mr. William
Duke, at the farm residence;
also of Messrs, Osborne and Co. laiffi
surveyors, Fareham, Hants ; Messrs.ll.llolmes I.R d Son "s Fc'itors
Arundel ; and of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark,
and Lye, i anelaster:
place, Strand.

. .
".4 • Valtall/ir
XEIIOLD ESTATES, ill and r, ear the town of ROTHER-
FIELD, and seven miles from TUNBRIDGE-WELLS ; the whole
upwards of 180 acres.
'MESSRS. PAREBROTHER,, CLARK, ,and
LYE have received instructions to SELL, at Garraway's,
• - • on WEDNDSDAY, Jane 2, at Twelve, in Two Lots (unless an accept-
able offer is previously made by private contract), pursuant to an
order of the High Court of Chancery, in a cause " Bridger v.
• Wickens," and with the Reprobation of James Farrer, Esq.,
oue of the Masters of the said Court, valuable . •
FREEHOLD ESTATES ; .
Comprising a modern-built and commodious residence, called Horse-
grove, situate at Rothcrfield, in. the county of Sussex, with walled
pleasure and kitchen gardens, orchard, lish-Pond, coach-house,
stabling for eight horses, dog kennels, oast-house, granaries, and
other farming buildings; 176 acres of meadow, arable, hop, and
Wood land, arid a large cottage •and gardens. The residence is de-
lightfully placed, on an eminence near the town, and commands ex-
• 4011sIve views ; also
A SUBSTANTIAL FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE,
with• Garden, &c., called'
AYNARDS,
situate in the town of RotM e rfleld ;.together with two pieces of rich
meadow and arable land stajoining, containing BA. 3a. lie. The abote
are situate five miles from the Wadburst.Station, seven from Tun=
bridge-wells, and twenty-five from Brighton.
• .n_ltaY be viewed by .application to Mr. George Wickens, Mark-cross,
7;•otherlield ; and particulars had at the said waster's chambers,
i B°utharaPton-buileings, Chancery-lane ;' of Messrs. Barron and
large, solicitors, 29, Bloomsbury-square ; Messrs. Attrec, Clarke,
and AlcWhinnie, solicitors, Brighton ; at the George Inn, Rotherfield ;
Sussex Hotel, Tunbridge-wells ;at Garraway's.; and of Messrs.
ra.rebrother, Clark, and Lye; Lancaster-place, Strand.
•

ISLE OF WIGHT, EAST COWES PARK.
Singularly desirable MARINE RESIDENCE, seated within its own
grounds, and commanding extensive sea and land views, near to
31Osborne Park, her Majesty's marine residence.
F'AitEßßarliEß, CLARK, and
LYE are Instructed to SELL, at Garraway's, ou WED-
NESDAY, June 2, at Twelve (unless an acceptable offer is previously
Made by Private Contract), a most desirable
SENC,
held for a term of nearly 80R0 years, E
at a trifling ground rent, most
dellghtfudy situate in Albert-grove, East Cowes Park, known 8-1
PARK HOUSE,
a capital and very substantial detached mansion, suited for a family
'of distinction, and finished with every regard to elegance and con-
venience ; containing numerous principal and secondary bed-rooms
and dressing-rooms, lofty dining and drawing-rooms, all of good
dimensions, with a profusion of domestic offices. The house is
situate on a fine eminence, surrounded by about two acres of un-
dulated and richly timbered pleasure-grounds, and commanding
'views of great extent and variety, both in land scenery, the sea, and
Southampton waters.
MaY be viewed. DescrlptiVe particulars may be bad of T. M
Cattln
in, Esq., 39, Ely-place, Holborn; on the premises;
liotel, East Cowes; Pier Hotel, Ryde ; Railway Hotel, So llfedina
uthamp-
to ; George, Portsmouth ; Old Ship, Brighton ; at Garraway's; and
at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Surveyors and
Land Agents, Lancaster-place, Strand.

MOUNT-STREET, GROSVENOR-SQUARE.
ery valuable long LEASEHOLD ESTATE, producing 2201. per
annum, and held at a trifling ground rent.
MESSRS. FAREBROTUER, OLARIC, and
LYE have received instructions to SELL, at Garraway's,
" 'Brasnav, June 3, at Twelve, a very valuable
. LEASEHOLD ESTATE, '
held under Lord Grosvenor and the Marquis of Westminster, for un-
expired terms of forty-four years, at a ground rent of 241. per annum;
consisting of a commanding
19 PRIVATE RESIDENCE AND BUSINESS PREMISES,
Mount-street, at the corner of Charles-street, Grosvenor-square.
The Premises, which have been rebuilt within the last twenty-five
;ears.
.nand the best possible state of substantial and decorative
„e,Pair, contain seven bed chambers and a dressing room,
7;itai,tai,it drawing room, dining room, work room or shop, and ser-
vants' °faces, and they are underleased to Mrs. Isabella Pooley fora
of 22001' which about three-and-a-half years areanexpired, at a rent
1- Per tummy
of May
be viewed by permission of the tenant; and particulars had
47.r5. Murray, Rymer, and Murray, solicitors, Whitehall-place;
ra.,4 Burton. Esq.., solicitor, 14, Lincoln's Inn-fields ;at Gar-
-44 s; and at the offices of Messrs. larebrother, Clark, and Lye,
aster-place, Strand.

SHELLEY HOUSE, near CHIPPING ONGAR, ESSEX.
FREEHOLD FAMILY RESIDENCE, with Lawn, Gardens, and
tax Redeemed,
Pleasure Grounds, and about Six Acres of Meadow Laud, land-
MELYESSRS' PAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
:t prill sELL
at twelve (unless an ac , Garraway's, on TIMBSDAY, June 3, at
contract), a valuablecePtable offer
is
previously made by private
consistbia of FREEHOLD ESTATE,
an excellent

, -
DLTACHED RESIDENCE,
dining
for the iinmedlate occupation of a respectable family, con-
. FiZng ten principal and secondary bed-roems, with drawing and
withig-reenis, and suitable domestic offices, enclosed carriage yard,
coach-house, stabling for six horses, brow-house, dairy, &c. ;
PLensilre and kitchen gardens, green-house &c. and two enclosures
, capital meadow land, containing six acres and two roods. The residence is delightfully situate, a short remove from the road, in the
ofh
of Shelley, near to Chipping Ougar, within about eight miles
the Brentwood Station, and eleven Irons Chelmsford, and in the
4.mni dlatn vicinity of 51r.,Conyer's hunt.
1.4Tn0 be viewed, and particulars had on the promises; at the Lion
and'hlPPing tors White Hart, Brentwood ;of Messrs.
,Destude
oodrich, solic, 61, Lincoln's-inn-fields; at Garraway s ;
tan
„„" the oflices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lances er-
',tee% strand.

VeryWATFORD. •
desirable FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, with Gardens and Plea-
sure Grounds, land-tax redeemed.
MESSRS. FAPEBROTHER, CLARK, and
Gar DY, have receive instructions to SELL by AUCTIO
raWay's,E THURSDAY,d June 3, at Twelve, a very desirableN, at
FREEHOLD
-or ESTATE, O—uPation, land-tax redeemed, comprising the excellent Real-
env*, kmewn as

WATFORD-PLACE HOUSE,
situate near to tho church and town of Watford, and at a convenient
distance from the railway station; it commands extensive views,
awl from the great facilities of communication with the metropolis,
forms a most desirable residence for the professional man or one
engaged in mercantile pursuits. 'The house is of handsome eleva-
tion, with portico entrance and flight of stone steps, and is in ex-
cellent repair, both substantial and decorative ; it contains four
caprinci italpal bed-chambers, with dressing-rooms, four secondary ditto,
p entrance sto
hall, ne staircase, morning, ante, drawing, aud
dining-rooms, library and dres,ing.room, noble billiard-room, and
ample domestic offices ; beautitul u
Most tastefully disposed and studded
with pleas
fl re-grounds and
no shrubs awl p gardens,lantations
of many years' growth , the whole surroand
containing together two acres and a half. arnica
by
brick
walls'
' slay he viewed, and. particulars liad of Philip Cowley, Esq., soli-
citor, ofWatforda;rraway,s
William SangAr, E
and of iieszsr3,l:,
Iso.o.lrieebitroort,h4er,
,Essclaexr-kco,
anurtd,
Teple; at G
LYe, Lancaster-place, Strand.

6EffAecrtlsic?
ana
cARLTO'S VILLAS, 11tAIDA 'V ,
Elegant Modern household Furnitur-e trill.
lESsRS. FAREBROTHER,
rePrietor, who is
v„. -a- LYE have received instructions from the i„
Vflui g abroad, to SELL by AUCTION, on the r
AY J remises. 22, c
~, as Weida-vale, on Taints]) , une 3, and fon • Carlton
' welv -manufactured Qwu g day, at
e each day, the elegant and well
F UIiffITURL ;
v4rnDrisi
,flnd occasional
1ve,,,, ng drawing-room CtlitainS in amber coloured damask, rose-
wtl
patent
ed en Btlito, /00,
tai,TC.sofas and chairs
carved
plitaT:fgrtiodswtpanlitandtBep-ga
back:, Pier cabinet wg"statuary, marble-ten
kart), ornamental
, and a cottage
japanned chairs,
ac top& a 6,
i octave horizontal grave
ditteH' nY Broadwood and Sons, in ros.ood c:lse
he by Roue, in mahogany case, chimney-gutsses, glrandoles,
eee.r,', ~°,rnamental china and chandeliers, Spanish !m9l‘)gatlY We-
tter :"ning tables on noble carved legs, pedestal sideboard, three-
Water
few dinner w
n -
Bugon, set of chairs in haircloth, sofa, bookcases, a
',rice. by g L,
I'le
ilt-e
Paintvi Christ in the Temple, byhi Stella ; a
•nts, - ',nth, of Chichester, and others of gh finish; books
t 'a anned '
hen., Plated articles &e. • mahogany four•pos ,3 P , and
'ling •rainnd hedsteads'with 'damask hangings and excellent bed-
tabl; °:ardrobes, chests of drawers, marble-top washstands, toilet
klale "t"es ehai & • Turkey Brussels, and other carpets., a
Irti_ cellar f , rs, C. ,
'Cit' ° ehniee Iv' es, comprising old bottled Ports, Sherries,
naees,Zaroe_hina andinglass, the usual requisites for the domestic
to day be vietgrden roller, implements, and numerous effects.
and cat a-
-144, haa _"en the day previous and Mornings of sale,
er, e1...n the premises ; and at the offices of Messrs. Fare-
-----........... 7, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand-

The Fu bAY OF SALE
ZE _ AND PLACE ALTERED.
ii
-44-eiTLE-PARK ESTATE, near to
Ihe distig . HANTS.
d FREEmANTLE-
IiAIarTo ,
Art-8121'led IrREEnoLD ESTA'TE, '-e
SOieUgT, lawns, plea-
sare.c.o,.,... capital residence, gardens, graper
IltKals -n's' 1181,-Peads, finely undulated park,
one
miithe whole about. 134 acres, enclosed by park
b and
porainiamng,euatandl
k 0 and a hall from Southampton, on the turnpike road to
tlurY, Lyndhurst, and the New Forest,
"I'ATSItS• FAREBROTHER, CLARK, Duthie
late 0, -.YE are instructed by the Trustees under Vie will ()fan,
in enns`eueral the Right Hon, Si; George Hewett, Bart., G.C.E. a
at kat,q,Uence of the death ofthe Dowager Lady Hewett, to SELL,
Tw -"a's it' TuEsDAY Jane 15, at
o, in On 0Y al Hotel, Southampton, on
Inerttt,„,_ or several Lots (with permission to receive'
offers in the
ge.4,...0e for the purchase by Private Treaty hi one lot) the distin-
eu and highly beautiful
Fitt' Lotinded •-•}2.IIOLD ESTATE, FREEMANTLE-PAII,
the
~,k ewhpYortheset,turnikpike road leading to Salisbury, Lyudnurst, and
Bentham i ~. miles from the fashionable watering-place,
Bentham ton, and two hours' distance from London by railway ;
In , ni;'f,E of an excellent residence, of handsome clevaticn, situate
pleasitrwelY timbered and richly-undulated park, with beautiful lawn,io
anti ,eeriunds, With umbrageous and gravel walks,e garden,
Park
"cloaca 1,3,8 °ll ouses, grapery, lake stored with h,thevr hole
l'esidenee i Paling, with well arranged farm, buildings.s
The
and is 4,,,,3 aPproached by a carriage drive through lodge. entrance,
eleganee-'nged ' with every regard to cAnfort, convenience,
nett
dra.... , with numerous principa
14071 TR-rooms .e nd secondary bed-rooms, eleiga s
of handsome dimensions, commanding fine v ew ,
roern%g the Southampton River ; a singularly beautiful dining-
iDad Othe great beauty of th 4 country), entirely formed of choice
a N.o7.ghlY-ollshed:raarbles ; library, and gentlemen's room, with
staling, and out-
btaidintkat of domestic Meta ; coach-house,
Tilt „c`:.
~
out-
WHOLE ESTATE ABOUT ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY
A vi. THREE ACRES.
FORTY-
its be ..vv of the estate is necessary to forma correct J
one ,lutY and value. The above estate will be first offered in
judgment o. f
eenni.,..and if not so sold will be immediately submitted
ntau
Parpo:"1011 in several lots, forming most eligible sites for b (11
l'artlescu'l ,-
14 days
Prior , - s With plans (as divided into lots) may be had
.... _...
wa3, ....re sale, at the lodge; the hotels, Southampton ;. the itau.
Old shtnel, Gosport ; George, Portsmouth; George, Wincheste!,
atoPton‘P.' arighthn ; of Mr. Perkins, house and estate agent, South-
Clark' . of. Edvrard Williamson Esq•. solicitor, Lincoln's Inn-
Clari!
.a.ts
..aarraway's, and at thl office ther,
accotQui`" toe, Lancaster-place, Strand. of Messrs. Farebro
The purchaser may be
tartan with the elegant farnituro and effects, as well as the
g 'AQUI at a TAlllatioll.

•
NEAR TO WOODBRIDGE, SUFFOLIt
COPYHOLD LANDED ESTATES.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, nod
11_, LYE are htstrticted to SELL, at the Crown Inn, Wood-
bridge, on ,WzpszahAY, June 23, at Two for Three prechiely, in
Three Lots (unless an acceptable offer is previously made by Private
Contract), the following
COPYHOLD ESTATES,
viz., a compact FARM,
containing about 28 acres of capital arable land, in the parish of
Hasketon, adjoining the estate of Edmund Jenny, Esq.,' and about
one mile add a half from the market town of Woodbridge; an •
ENCLOSURE OF MEADOW LAND
near to Hasketon Church, adjoining.the road to Grundisburgh; and
FIVE ENCLOSURES OF ARABLE AND PASTURE LAND,
containing about 27 acres, situate at Bass-green, adjoining to
Boulge park, and near to the village of Bradfield. 'The above estates
are let on lease; which expires at Michaelmas next, to Edmund
Jenny, Esq., at 981. per annum, and in the occupation of his under-
tenants, Messrs. Phillips and Smith.
To he viewed, and particulars, with plans, had (21 days prior to
the sale) at the Crown, Woodbridge; White Horse, Ipswich ; Cups,
Colchester; White Bart, Manningtree ; of E. J. Jennings, Esq.,
solicitor, Mitre-court-buildings, Temple; at Garraway's ; and at the
offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place,
Strand.