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WORCEST. F.RSIIIRE AND HER E FORDSIII RE.
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TO BE SOLD BY*.PRI VAT E•
nv CONTRACT,
1. tinder-m: C API l'ilL fATES.
•
• A truly.-Valuable FRE EHOLD Titl e. free,
within a Ring• Fence, called HO kTON's MANOR
priimg a substantiat ParittAinuSe;. with all requisite attached'
ard dctache...l Offices and Ito; tdings, iii good repair, anti nett;
Ninety Statute Acres of Aim:ceding. rich Land (p.m whereof
is phated with Isinit.tree;),proportitinably divided into Mea.
now, P..sture, and .A table Land. The. rt hole, except
tl
Coppice Wood of about two Acr's, iii time hantli of the Pro.
• prictor, is now under a Le IBC, N iikii may be determined •at
option of Landlord or-Tenant, at the cod of two years tenon.
• Calthemas 1304.
above Premises are situate in the Parish of Hardy
Castle, in a good Neighbourhood, and in a pleasant, lerti
beautiful part•oftlie•cnunty of ,Worcester, and only dlstant
nine miles front- that Citl, ow the Turnpike Road leainig
frinn•tho. Innen-admired Hills ,of !Malvern to the- Market
• Town of: opton.upon-Scvern, distant front- thelbriner only
' three miles, anti the latter two miles. • -
-• An Eligible Farrii, called CO WLE BA RN, with a Farm.
. house, and all useful Offices ;Ind Buildings, in excellent iPo
e
}'air with Itu Statute- Acres (little more-or less) ot good
Land, divided into Meadow, l'a:ittre, Orcharding, and Hop-
' Ground, • now under Lease, whiirlt expires tit Candlemas
• toes. •
'Phis Estate is part Freehold, part Leasehold, for a long
, terin'of years, at a Pepper-corn. Rent, and small part Copy.
hold at Inheritance,- well planti.d • with the Ounces, starta
Fruit-trees, now in their prime, aixl situate in the Parish
• of Col wall, in the County Of Hereford, near. a good Turn.
Pike Road, leading front the Market Town of Let bury to the
- City tit' Woccester, distant from the former six miles, and the
lattergen miles, and within a pleisant walk of the Wells of
Malvern, and plentifully supplied. with Springs, similar to
the,Medieitha Waters of Malvern,' running through the' Es.
tate.
A very Desirable Freehold- Farm, within a Ring Fence,
caIIedVINTELL, otherwise WINTHI LL ; comprizing
new, liarin.bouse, with (faeces and Iluiftlings, in tenantable
repair, and containing tc..7'Stattite Acres (little More..or less)
of verb valuable Land, divided- into Meattotv, Pasture, Ant.
ble,-Orchartling, and flop Ground, in the greatest perreeli,n.
Possession of this Estate may be had at Candlemas next:
The above Premises are situate in tile Parish-of Cr:Kiley, in
the County of Hereford, distant froM. the ,City of ilettord
about sixteen miles, from the City of- Worcester eight miles,
and nt-i the Market TownS,of liroinyard anti Lettbury about
six miles each.
A COnipita small Freehold Farm,within a Ring Fettee,call.
ed H AYL LNG S ;-consisting of a Karin-lionse and Our.
buildings, in good repair, anti upwards of sixteen Statute
AtleS of very, capital Land, part of it well plainest with
tiops and Fruit-trees, of prime sorts. Possesiitan of this
Estate may be had at Candlemas next.
This Estate is situate in the most romantic part of the P.
'hilt Of Cradley, close to a-good Turnpike Road, leading (tom
Worcester to Hereibcd. There is a valuable iced eX UMW.
upon the Premises.-
The above Estates-are lett at low
.Rents ; the taints are in
a good state of cultivation, yet capable of material improve.
'tient. Considerable fine- young anti growing Timber will i e
found an each of the Estates, which --are well watcno-t, and
extensive and valuable Rights of COmition• in and through
the tiniticlose& parts of the ancient Forest ut
• other. Commons in the Neighbourhood, are attached to eatAt
reipeCtive Estate.
further Particulars may be had of George Edmunds, At.
torney.at.L w, at his Seat in-the Exchequer Office of Peals,
Lincoln's Inn ; or of Mr. Holbrook, 'Sotieitor, ire Ledbury.
at wltote reripeetive Offtecs Maps of the L3tatg* tatax

E DS, August 4, i 303.
At a GENERAL IkIEETIIIG of Li EuT EN ANTCY and
of the NIAGINTILVIES and CENTI.EMEN of the
W EST 1(1 DING of the COUNTY of YORK, for tak-
ing into Cllll%ideiatinll the tka lately pased for the General
1..te1enc.,.! of the Ktaim;
•IIA CON FRANK, Esq. in the Chair;

Reialved Unanimously,
AA' it appears to this Meeting, that under
A. the Genetal Defence Ad, ot aid Cleo. 111. cap. 96.
all the inhabitants ot the County, ot the age of seventeen I
years and under the age of filty.tive, are to be enrolled, and
ate to be divided into four ditlerent Classes. The First Class
containing all the Men of the age ofseventeenand under thirty
years. being unto tried, and having no Child under the age of
Aen.years living. ,ecotitl Class, ail Men unmarried, between
the ages of thirty and fifty, having no Child living under the
.age of ten years. Third dlass,. all Men of the age of seven.
teen and under ;ears of age, who are or have been
married, and not luving more than two Children living un-
der the age of ten years. Fourth Class•• comprises 41 !bleu
of seventeen and under tifty-five years a age, not compr64:d
iii the titre,' former CIAS6O6.

That it appears als io that if in any County or Parish a
Corps of 'Volunteers r.oho enrolled under the terms prescribed
in Sections tifty-three and tifty-four of that Ad, and con.
sistim; in number to the amount of three-fourths of the Men
comprised in the first above-mentioned Class, of such Coun-
ty Qr Parish. shall be olrered and shall be approved by 1-lis•
Al4jesty, then Ilis Majesty may suspend, within such
County or Parish, such of the Provisions of the said Mt as
rett.nre the Men enrolled for Military Service to be trained,
exercised, drawn out, assembled, or embodied.

•
From lien,:e it appears to he the opinion of the Legislature,
that a much smaller body. of Men, acting as VOILMICOrIi, will
be equally 0 r more efficacious than the greater number adtlng
under the compulsion of the Act.
ltetotved, That it would be much to the honour, and con-
sistent with the spirit of the Inhabitants of this Riding, to
have none but Volunteers to stand forth to meet and resist an
Enemy, threat,ming us with Invasion ,ind• tout' DestruCtion.
And this Meeting do unanimously and strongly recommend
the forming of such Volunteer Corps in every place where it
is pusJi Ole to be done, being convinced that should this mode
be generally adoptul through the K.ing:torn, it would be the
most likely InC:!US to deter the limn:, from the attempt of
invasion, or should Invasion take place, 'it would be by far
the must efficacious mode at' reviling the Enemy.

resolved, That if on failure of the object of the foregoing
ecommaidation,it should become necessary to put the above-
inc..titioned et in full execution, it will be the duty of the
Deputy Lieutenants in their respeelive Subdivisions, as also
of the Magistrates and Nobility and Gentry, in their own
immediate and respective Neighbouthoods, to attend at the
times and places appointed for training and exercise, and to
)ive every assistance in their power for the due execution of
the Att.

Resolved, That for the purpose of encouraging Volunteers
under this Act, it is strongly recommended that a Subscrip-
tion be entered intoin the respective Parishes, or such other
Districts as may be united for that purpose, to defray the ex-
pellet's incident thereto.
Resolved Unanimously, That a Subscription be imme-
diately entered into. Every person
.lisniting his Subscrip-
tion locally where he thinks proper, and those not limited
within a month front this time, to be considered as a Gene-
ral Subscription to the aid of Volunteers, and for the General
Defence of the Country.

Resolved Unanimously, That such Sums as are locally
subscribed, shall be paid to local Committees ; and those
subscribed generally, to a Committee to be chosen by such
Subscribers.

Resolved, That all the Banking-Houses in the different
Towns in the West Rutting, be requested to receive addition-
al Subscriptions for this pAriotic purpose.

Ordered, Chat every Gentleman subscribing generally
the sum of One Hundred Pounds, or upwards, be of the
Committee for managing such General Subscription.
Ordered, That these Resolutions, together with a List of
the Subscribers, be advertised once in all the Newspapers in
the West hiding, atid also, in a week or two afterwards, in
twn London Papers, anti 1114 the Subscription Paper be left
at Mr. 13,illartil's Office, in Leeds, for further subscription.
Oiilor:d, Ti►at this Meeting be adjourned to Thursday
neat, at the Hotel in Leeds, at Eleven o'Clock.
Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting
be given to the Chairman.