The Sun.
London, England, 1837-07-15 00:00:00

ABOUT THREE MILES IN CIRCUMFERENCE,
well fenced and enclosed with oak paling, and
HANDSOME LODGE ENTRANCES,
and.has not a public path at any part of it. On a fine commanding
eminence, protected by
STATELY TIMBER,
is the Mansion, with gardens, pleasure grounds, sheet of water, jet-
d'eau, fish ponds, conservatory, hothouses, granaries, and appurte-
nances, in the most perfect order, and sufficiently spacious for a
family of the first distinction, without being too large. The dining
room is 30 feet by 20, the drawing room 38 feet by 22, the library
and billiard room 34 feet by 21, eleven best bed chambers and
dressing rooms, hot and cold baths, four water-closets, as ample
servants' apartments, carriage-yard, stabling, court yard, attached
and detached offices of every denomination well arranged. At
the extremity of the park is
WEALD FARM, with
THE MANOR HOUSE,
or superior homestead, substantial modern brick-built stabling,
barns, granaries, calf and sheep pens, beast sheds, fatting houses,
60 stalls, and agricultural buildings of the best description, and
204 ACRES OF RICH PASTURE LAND IN iIIGH
ORDER.
The whole estate has been under-drained, is in a ring fence, ad-
joining the lands of eminent gentlemen, half a mile from the quiet
village of Shenley, the same distance from the church, sixteen
miles from London, fire from Barnet, five from St. Alban's, and
five from the railway. There are about
50 ACRES of WOOD and THRIVING PLANTATIONS,
A reservoir abundant for all purposes, chalk, gravel, and many other
advantages. The situation is admitted to be unrivalled, and for
extent and richness of scenery equal to Windsor Castle.
THE LAND-TAX IS REDEEMED,
except 20s. payable annually to the parish of Aldenham.
• PART IS ALSO TITHE FREE,
and the only outgoings besides are the
VERY MODERATE POOR-RATES,
and 14s. 6d. per annum to the Manor of Salisburies, five acres
being copyhold. There is good shooting within its own domain, and
sporting close at hand.
Possession may be had on completing the purchase, and the pur-
chaser may have the option of taking the choice live and dead
mod, elegant modern household furniture, &c., at a valuation.
Printed particulars may be had at the office of Messrs. Farrer
and Co., 66, Lincoln's-Inn-fields • at the Auction Mart ; at the
principal inns at llertford, St. AlCan's, Barnet, Watford, Hatfield,
and Aylesbury ; and of Mr. Bulllmk, High Holborn.
Mr. Connor, the Manager of the Farm, will show every part of
the estate.

r HE LANCET, Edited In Mr. WAKLEY, M.P.
JUIY 15.
CONTENTS :--1. Full Report of Mr. Lizar's recent Ligature of
the Innominata, for aneurism of the Subclavian ; with an Engra-
ving of the parts.-2. Lecture, by Dr. Sigmond, on Digitalis, and
its Administration to young Females.--3. Professor A. T. Thomson
on Poisoning with the Salts of Mercury and Copper.-4. M. Ma-
gendie on Sensibility and Movement.-5. Cure of Glanders with
lodine.-6. Identity of Hysteria and Hydrophobia.-7. Cure of
Club Foot.--8. Remarkable nameless Disease of the Skin.-9.
The migratory Doctors at Cheltenham next week.-10. The de-
structive Penny Medical Clubs.-11. Disease of the late King.
—l2. Curious Case from. China.-13. Discipline and Health in
Prison.-14. Navy Medical Officers.-15. Snake Bite.-16. Pa-
rish Medical Pay, &c. Lc.
Lancet Office, Essex-street, Strand.