The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-25 00:00:00

NORFOLK.
CAPITAL LANDED ESTATE.

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MR. BULLOCK respectfully announces he has
been directed to SELL by AUCTION, at the MART,
London, on TUZSDAY next, the 30th inst., unless Previously Sold
by Private Contract,
GREAT RYBURGH HALL FARM,
close to the market town of Fakenham ' • consisting of
SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES OF EXCELLENT
LAND,

with a very superior Residence and Agricultural Buildings. It is
not intended or requisite to give a lengthened detail of this valua-
ble and desirable Estate to many gentlemen landowners in Norfolk
and elsewhere ; but to others who are likely to become competitors,
it is necessary to state
THE WHOLE IS FREEHOLD AND TITHE FREE ;

that it contains some of the best turnip and corn land in the county,
in a ring fence, bounded on the East by the river Wensum, and on
the West by the Testerton Estate ; on the river side are Sixty-
three Acres of thriving plantations, including some fine oaks, ash.
firs, &c., from 16 to 20 feet high, with wild fowl in abundance, kn
exclusive right of fishing, and excellent shooting.
The Residence, which is seated at the extremity of delightful
pleasure grounds and gardens. is approached by a carriage-drive,
and with its offices quite equal to a man of fortune, or of a Norfolk
farmer.

The bailiff's house is a spacious double cottage, and this, with
most of the other buildings, are placed in the centre of the farm,
and are all capital brick and tile erections, with convenient cattle
yards and appurtenances of no ordinary character.
Upon this Estate more than one tenant has realized a fortune,
and the present tenant, - Margison, Esq. (whose term expires
at Michaelmas) will vacate the property in high cultivation.
THE PRESENT VALUE 1S SEVEN HUNDRED AND

FIFTY POUNDS PER ANNUM..
The Timber will be included in thepurchase.
Printed Particulars, with Lithographic Plans, may be had at the
principal Inns at Fakenham, Swaffham, Lynn, and Norwich ; of
Mr. Cooper, Euston, near Thetford; of Messrs. Farrer and Co.,
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Herne Bay is about to possess a grand and valuable
ornament, through the munificence of Mrs. Thwaites, who
has chosen the Bay for her summer residence for the last two
seasons. In the inclosure near the Pier this lady has given
directions for the erection of a Grecian temple, 70 feet high,
on the top of which is to be fixed a clock. The fabric will
be of a quadrangular form, supported at each corner by pil-
lars of the Corinthian order. At the top will be a cupola or
dome, immediately beneath which the clock, with four illumi-
nated dials, will be placed. Every exertion will, we under-
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tober. Mrs. Thwaites, it is said, will lay the first stone. Pre-
parations are in progress for making the day one of general
rejoicing and festivity.
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poundready money (or if paid within a month;) and at sevenpence
cred
it. loaf, best bread, will be sold at sixpence halfpenny,
Second quality, sixpence. Flour, 2s. Bd, per stone.
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