The Sun.
London, England, 1846-11-13 00:00:00

IN CHANCERY.
Peremptory Sale in CLONMEL, of valuable Concerns, including a
large and newly-built Dwelling house, with a spacious Shop com-
pletely fitted up for the Grocery, Tea, Wine, and Spirit Trade.
Also a most compact Brewery, with Lofts, Stores, Mill, and other
requisite Buildings, Counting-house, Coal Store, an Enclosed Yard,
with Force Pump and Gate Entrance, the whole forming one of
the most complete and eligible concerns in Ireland, affording
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capability sufficient for carrying on a most extensive Wholesale
and Retail Trade.
V.
TION, on the Premises (as late
in the occupation of Mr. Patrick
Hearn, deceased), situate in Bagwell-
be SOLD by AUC-
street, Clonmel, on FRIDAY, the 27th of November, 1846, at the
hour of One o'clock in the Afternoon (in one or more Lots as may be
agreed upon at the time of sale), the interest of the said Patrick
Hearn, deceased, in the large Dwelling-houswe and extensive Con-
cerns, which immediately adjoin the Bank of Ireland, held by him
at 801. per annum until the 25th day of March, 1848. and after that
day under articles of agreement bearing date the 20th day of
January, 1844, made by John Bagwell, Esq., of Marlfleld, whereby
he agreed to execute a new lease of these premises on the expiration
of the present lease in 1848, for the term of three lives and 31 years
in reversion, at the yearly rent of 801., with sixpence in the pound
Receiver's fees. The said arftles of agreement contain a cove-
nant that the said Patrick Hearn, his heirs, executors, adminis-
trators or assigns, shall within the space of three years from the
25th day of March, 1848, erect, build, slate, and cover in, and com-
pletely finish, upon a portion of the premises, one or more good and
substantial building or buildings, either for the purpose of habitation
or of trade, so that the same should present a front to Bagwell-street
uniform either with the newly-erected house of the said Patrick
Hearn on the west side, or with the house of Joseph Kenny therein
named, on the east side thereof; and also contains a covenant that
as soon alter the said period as the said buildings should be erected,
the said John Bagwell, his heirs or assigns, shall execute such new
lease of said premises, together with all the valuable shop and ware-
house fixtures and brewery utensils, which include a large range of
mahogany shop drawers, with tea aed sugar bins, several highly-
ornamented tea cannisters, mahogany-topped counters, mahogany
desk with'pannelled enclosure, beams, scales, and weights, a large
metal stove, gas fittings, shelves and brackets, a four-fall office desk
en frame, an office table covered in leather, a small stove, book-rack
'and alphabet. In the Brewery are five troughs twenty four feet, and
four ditto twenty feet long each, two vats, two tuns and underback, a
mashing kieve with machinery complete, two coppers of thirty-five
barrels each, a metal sky-cooler, a malt-bin' a mill complete, with
one pair of rollers ; also a steam-engine of five horse power, with
boiler, and about two hundred brewers' vessels, barrels, and halt
barrels.

To a person of moderate capital and industry, the above-mentioned
concerns present _advantages which rarely occur, affording a pur-
'Chaser an opportunity of at once embarking into business, with every
likelihood of realising an independence.
The said premises in Bagwell-street will be sold subject to the fol-
lowing special conditions of sale :
Firstly—That the purchaser shall not be at liberty to require the
production of the title of the said John Bagwell, Esq.
Second y—That the purchaser shall be satisfied with an assign-
ment of the equitable interest under the said articles of agreement,
Thirdly—That the purchaser shall take the interest subject to the
stipulations contained in the said agreement, and shall not require
any evidence as to the performance of the said stipulations by the
said Patrick Hearn, or his representatives.

Also a Profit Rent of 101. lOs. per annum, arising out of the two
newly-buil, Dwelling houses, situate on the east side of Lower
Johnston-street, as also the small House in the rear, at the far end
of Phelan's•lane, Clonmel, held under a lease made by the Rev.
Edward Labarte to the said Patrick Hearn, for a term of years, of
which nineteen are unexpired, at the yearly rent of 501., and produce
a profit rent of 101. 10s,
The said Houses in Johnston-street, &c., will be sold subject to the
following conditions of sale:—That the purchaser shall not be at
liberty to require the producti•n of the title of the said lessor in the
lease of the 3d of May, 1845. That the purchaser shall not require
the counterpart of the said lease, but shall be satisfied with a certi-
fied copy thereof, or an attested copy of the memorial, if registered.
Particulars as to title, and all other information respecting the pre-
mises, may be obtained en application to J. D Meldon, solicitor for
the plaintiffs in tkis cause, Chambers, 14, Upper Ormond-quay, and
Thomas Geoghegan, solicitor for the defendant, Chambers, Lower
Ormond-quay.
JOHN LITTLEDALE, Auctioneer.