The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-14 00:00:00

LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY -14, -Tl-858.

SALES BY AUCTION.

BUCKS, near- to Uxbridge. —Very desirable Freehold Farm,
with newly-erected Farm Buildings, the Queen's Head
Inn, sundry Cottages, Plots of Accommodation Land, and
Nursery Ground, the whole about half a mile from the
town.

MESSRS. 'FAREBROTEIER, CLARK, and
LYE have received instructions from the
Mortgagee, to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on Wed-
nesday, June 9, in lots, the following Desirable.

FREEHOLD ESTATES.

sALBs By AUCTION.

RADNORSHIRE.—Extensive and Highly Important R•ee-
hold Estates divided into convenient Farms, and embracing
an area of 2,550 Acres, situate within eight miles of New-
ton, in Montgomeryshire, seven miles from Rbayader, and
fifteen from Penybout. and 13 from Knighton.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE have reePived instructionA from the
Trustee under the will of the late Jonathan Field, Esq., to
PREPARE for SALE, at Garraway's, ix the month of June
next, in One or more Lots (unless an acceptable offer is previ-
vAluable and im-
opusortalynt made by private Contract), highly

FREEHOLD ESTATES,
Ants in the Manor of Gal.Ffynydd, L'Anno, and
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venient farms with good homesteads, and intersected for three
miles by the river 'thou, which affords capital trout and sal-
mon fishing ; also a" excellent Water Corn Mill, called Croeh-
ran Mill, and several cottages. The estate is capable of great
improvement at a moderato outlay, and the railroad now in
and those
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A more detailed advertisement will appear, and the day of
sale fixed, when the survey now being
iiretf srocinaiolunßes:ivnesttlireY
made is completed.—
Lancaster-place

PRELIMINARY ADVERTISE KEN P, —ln Chancery,
" Price v. Watson "—Shropshire and Denbighshire.—V-ry
Naluable Estates and Rent Chargcs, pr dueing upwards of
3.0001, per Annum ; also Oae Fourth Part of West India
Dock and London Dock Stock, and Shares in the Eat
London Wa.er Works and Globe Insurance Companies.
MESSRS. FAREBRUTHER, CLARK. and
LYE are instructed, under an Order in the
above cause, to SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's Coffee.
house, Change Alley, Cornhill, on Wednesday, June 30, at
Twe:ve, in Three Lots, the fo lowing valuable

'PROPERTIES,
xi
viz ,in the county of Salop, the St. Martin's Estate, situate th
in the parish of 'it. Martin's, in the township of Ifton. with g
the farm house, co.tages, and lands, comprising about 69
Acres, let to various tenants at rents amounting to 911. per ro
55, annum,2B. andhe 24 under BishopdanerdtthheeLsourdrvivor, at
tohfeAnsaomphin, livesaflorrentso
aged 4 tasi:
and 20s. per annum. In the county of Denbigh, North Wales, pi
the Gresford Estate, situate at Gresford in the lordship of as
Bloomfield, comprising the rent charges in lieu of tithes •
issuing out of lands in the slid parish, amounting to 2,5441.
per annum. The Gresford Parsonage House, the Parsonage
Farm, and various other farms with suitable homesteads and r•
laud, together with cottages, gardens, and accommodation s' . land in Gresford village, together 283 acres, let at renta's
amounting to T.,671. per annum. The foregoing aro held under I
lease dated Juno 23, 1828, for a term of 21 years, fr m the
21051thiollfa., aresbl..
,1248282 s atp per
rents annum.of 651T.,i5i011/e.al,eas
7sb2db.,eolns/r.e,
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able every seven years, on payment of a fine; the renewal
fine about to be paid amounts to 5,401/. s. 6d. Also, One
Fourth Share of and in the following Stocks ',rid Shares, viz,
—6,314/. 12s. Wes:, India Dock Stock ; 1,265/. L•mdon Dock
Stock ; 23 Shares in the East London Waterworks; and 24
Shares in the Globe Insurance Companies.
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Jewry Chambers, Old Jewry' of Messrs. J. and F G. Isaac-
son, 40, Norfolk-street, Strand; of George smith, Esq ,5,
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inn square; of Messrs. Chatfield and Hart, 16. Austin Friars;
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Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand.

In CHANCERY. —" Coney v. colley.
Estates, situate in Drury-lane, au
"—Valuibleproducin a l
rental of
2211. 12s. per annum. g
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE will SELL at Garrawa y 's, in .)t,
under an order of the Court of Chancery in the above cLause,
the 'o:liming valuable
FREEHOLD ESTA
viz. :-- Four brick built houses. with slops, being Nos. 16,
B', 81, and 814, in that great thoroughfare, Drury-late, and
No. 8, in White Hart str.et, La -ling from Drury-lane to
Catherine treet, Strand, let to respectable tenants, partly on
lease, and producing a rental of 2211. 128. per annum,
To be viewed by leave of the tenants, and parti ulars had
of Messrs. Hughs, /Cearsey, Masterman, and Hughes, soli-
citors, 17, Bucklers bury; at Glarraway's; and at the offices
of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, awl Lye, Lancaster place,
Strand.

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the quit-rents .-* oarr.Florail:ootrictlsh2 Lordship oafer:lsigoh:
a,,d om the city of Qoucester, is the
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HGHLEADON,
HER, CLARK, and
idles of Rudford and Neweut, about Court,
miles from the city
131811ILPealorn
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June 26, at One, the y,
t, 8 from Tewkesbury, and
mANOR OR LOR
otherwise Leaden, otherwise
situate in the
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16 from Ledbury, with the capital- Daily Farm and ancient
Residence known as Highleadon Court excellent r
mites, comprising extensive bullock and fatting is
haerdms pre
elosed ya ds for stock, most amply supplied with water, ierl
barn, granary, g° 'd stabling, and other buildings, ga'rden,
orchard, and saucily enclosures of the most productive
sra.
ble, pasture, and saucily land; the whole .
about 228 acres
let to Mr. Thomas Lane as yearly tena,4 at 4001. per annum,
The present tenant, who his occupied the farm for 14 years,
has made ciosiderable improvetnen s ; the lanais have been
farmed in a most spirited wanner, the pastur • es are remark-
st in the district ably good, and the be
_. . for rearing of young
stock or for dairy purposes. Ine neighbourhood is very
-
Tibberton Court, Tayuton House U
perty, viz., Highnam,
leadon Court, and Hartbury Court; Iligbleadon-greet; p
longing to the mailer, is very extensive; there
are , be-
small quit rents arising from cottages built en the Waste
The property may be viewed, and particul .rs. with plans,
when ready, may be had at the principal inns at Gloucester,
Newent, and Tewkesbury ; of Messrs. Whiteside and Smith,
solicitors, 63, Lincoln's-inn-fields; at Garrawars ; nd a
the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, 6, Kansas-ter-place, Strand.

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pnagr'i:hdof Charlton
Catherine,
GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—DesirabIe Preehol7"----
Farm in the
dkarishes of Down Hatherley and Twig worth St. !
nownation as
nCdi closerch Ftoa r
Kings, occupied by Mr. C Dowle; and ~_
.n Enclosure of
Land near We tgate-bridge, in the City of
Gloucester, let
to Mr. Gough. Cheltenham,Valuable
MESSRS. FAREBROTRER, CLARK and
LYE are instructed to PREPARE for
SALE, at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on Saturday,
June 26, at One, the following very desirable
FRE MOLD ESTATES,

the city of
Gloucester, a:—Church
rachshie'ratr'rnemsoitvueatferoamb°tte3hitguhilersoafirlfrom Glouces-
ter to Tewkesbury, in the parishes of boron Hatherley and
Twigwoi th St. Catherine, consisting of a farm house and pre-
mis adjoining, close to the church and rectory of Down
Hatherley, with numerous enclosures of detached lands, which
will be divided into small lots to suit the convenience of pur
chasers, and containing toge• her about 6 acres, in the occupa-
tion of Mr. Be, jamin Browning, as yearly tenant, at 89/.16s
per annum. Two Closes of Freehold Accommodation Land,
pleasingly timbered, situate close to the fashionable town of
Cheltenham, in the parish of Charlton Kings, known as Col-
thams and Little Ewens, containing valuable brick earth in
the occupation of Mr. C. Dowle, of the Charlton Brewery,
as
yearly tenant, at 861. per annum. An Enclosure of Rich
Meadow Land, situate near Westgate-bridge, in the city of
Gloucester; and abuttiup on the river Severn and lands be-
lon;ing to the Dean an i Chapter of Gloucester and Mrs. Page,
in the several parishes of Wutten St. Mare, Kingsholme St.
Mary, Longford St. Catherine, and Twigworth St. Catherine,
containing ,above 10 acres, in the occupation of Mr. George
Gough, as yearly tenant, at 2SI. per annum.
The property may be viewed,, and particulars, with plans,
may be hack, when ready, at the principal inns at Gloucester,
Newent, Tewkesbury, and Framr ton-upon-Severn; of Messrs.
Whiteside and Smith, solicitors, 63, Lincoln's-inn-fields; at
Garraway's ; and at the ofgceS of Messrs, Farolarother,
And Tge, 6, Lancaster-place, Strad,

MILFORD HAVEN) South Wales —Very extensive, im-
portant, and highly valuable Freehold Estates.,close to
Milford Haven and the towns of Pembroke, Haverfordwest,
and Fishguard —viz , 2,144 a. 3r. 25p of land, in the parishes
of Martletwy and Coedcanlass ; the Landshipping Colliery,
producing
.the best anthracite or Welsh Smokeless Coal;
also the undivided Shares of Mines a ,d Veins of Coal under
the parish of Reynalton and elsewhere.
MESSRS. FARE BROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instructed to SELL at Garraway's,
on Wednesday, Juno 23, at Twelve, the following very im-
portant and highly valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATES,
land tax redeemed, and free from tithes, close to Milford
Hasp and the towns of Pembroke, Haverfordwest, and Fish-
guard, known as the
LANDSHIPPING ESTATE,
in the parishes of Martletwy and Coedcaulass, comprising
numirons farms, cottages, shops, public houses and plots of
accommodation land, the wh )1e containing about 2,145 acres,
let chiefly on leases for lives, producing a present rental of
about 2,000 per annum, with a prospect on the fall of the Pe-
veral leases of a much improved rental, The Landshipping Col-
liery, situate under the before described lands, producing the
best anthracite coal, which commands the highest price in
the London market, being much in demand for malting, hop-
drying, and atea'n TlaYiv Von Tho calm, or sma'.l co tl,
extensively used for lime burning, cad meets with a ready
sale. The annual ,profits of the colliery, after deducting all
expenses, have varied from 1,8001. upwards; for the ye r
1853 they amounted to 2 8291 7s. 7d. In 1855-56 new pits
were sunk at a large expense, reducing the annual average
net profits of the last seven years to 1,497/. 16s. 11d. ; and
it has been estimated that by a j udicious application of capital
the annual profits might l?e raised to 6,0001. The profit. for
the year 1857 amounted t 01,893/. ; and it is anticipated that
for 1858 they will be very considerably more. addition
to the valuable coal mines, there is a considerable quan-
tity of ironstone of very superior quality, capable of
b-ing worked. Mining rights under 1,072 acres of land,
being one undivided third part of all mines, veins of
coal and calm, under lands in the parishes of Reyualton,
Bigelley, and Boughton, in the parish of Burton, &c.
The Landshipping Estate presents a...er.mtage of ne three
miles to the haven, and the South Wales Railway Company
have deposited plans for the railway to Pembroke Dockyard,
along the whole seaboard of the estate.
The property may be viewed, and in the meantime patticu-
lan had of Messrs. Rawlence and Squarey, land agents, Sa-
lisbury; of Mr. Thomas, Ltnlshipping Colliery, Martletwy;
of Messrs. Denton;Kinderly, Doraville, and Lawrence, solici-
tors, 6, New-square, Lincoln's-inn ;at Garraway's; and at
the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster,
place, Strand.

SALES BY AUCTION,

GLOUCESTER, within five miles of the City.—Valuable Free. hold and Tithe free Farms Land tax redeemed.
/lESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, AND
LYE have received instructions to SELL
b AUCTION, at the King's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on
Sziturday, June 26, at One o'clock, in Two Lots (unless ac-
ceiv able offers be previously made by Private Contract), the
foilo.ving desirable

FREEHOLD FARMS,
situate in the parish of Churcham, five miles from the city of
G nester, on the high road from the latter to Ross—viz.,
Cold Comforts, with farm house and buildings, and 141 acres
of excellent arable, meadow, and pasture land, nea ly in a
rig fence, and partly abutting on the high road ; also a
farm, called Chesters, near the foregoing, comprising about
it
31
' acres of most productive arable and meadow land.
B h are in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Beaman, as yearly
to ant (but who is willing to accept a lease), at the low rent
of 260/, per annum The p opirty is bounded by lanes be-
lorging to the Dean and Chapter of Gloucester and their
lessees, also the estates of Wm. Henry Hyatt, Esq., Captain
Probyn, John Elliott, Esq , G. C. Chamberlayne, Esq., and
others:—The-whoTe is land-tax redeemed, and tithe-free.
May be viewed on appliCation to the tenants, and particu-
lars had of Messrs. Whitcome and Helps solicitors, Glouces-
ter; King's 'cad, Gloucester; and at the principal inns at
Newnham, Ross, and Hereford; and in London, of Messrs.
Har icon and Dobree. solicitors, Hart-street, Bloomsbury; at
Ga raway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark,
and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand.

; H ' TFORDSHI 11t. A Small Freehold Estate, comprising
Residence. with Lawn Gardens, and Pleasure-grounds,
addock, and Meadow L ,nd, together 22 acres, situate at
rham Wood, about one mile froth Elstree, and five from
ushoy and Watford.
ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instructed to SELL, at G3rr4-
was, on Wednesday, the of —, at Twelve, by three. 1
tioni of Trustees, a small but desirable
___

FREEHOLD ESTATE.
:mite in a beautiful part of the country, about one mile from
.0 illage of Elstree ; comp using a house known as Manor
souse, Barham Wood, containing drawing, dining, and morn-
ig o
,
oms, twelve principal and secondary bed and dressing
oo s, and suitable domestic offices, coach houses, stabling for
c orses, small farmyard and outbuildings, gardeners' c t-
ge ,with gardens sumunded by lawn, pleasure grounds, and
A ock together about six acres, belted with plantations
.nd imber of mature growth, priucipa'ly with in a park fence,
and ounded by the high road leading to Shenley-bill and
Her ord. Immediately contiguous and fro ting the resi•
ten are 16 acres of excellent meadow land, in o e field, stir.
ASCS.
don f th_e_whole can be had, -
T be viewed by cards, to be had of Messrs. Farebrother,
Clay , and Lye, 6, Lancaster-place, of whom particulars and
plan may be had; also of Messrs. Frere, Goodford, and
Chollnelev, solicitors, 6, New-square, Lincoln's-inn ;of
Is Me, s . Walters, Roumieu, and Young, 9, New-square, Lin-
coln' -inn ; of Air. Davis, the gardener, on the prernses : at
the bercorn Arm., Staumore ; Ess,.•x Arms, Watford ; Red
Lion,' Hertford ; and at GArrixway's.

HER FORDSHIRE.• TIP Lynch Court and Bearwood Es-
tat s, in the parishes of Eardisland and Pcmbridge, about
six m-les from Leominster, with the Residence and Far,s,
co aining together about 600 acres of chiefly rich irrigated
Pa um land ;al o several Cottages and Accommodation
Laud in ,the village, the whole let at routs amounting to
1,00/. per annum
m-ELSYSRESa.reFinAgßtrEuelit
ARdOtTo HE
SELL
beyliAußCKT,loaNnd
at Gaotraway's, on Wednesday, ,at Twelve, in lots,
the f lo.ving very
, VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES,
viz.: -The Lynch 'oust, situate in the parish of Eardisland,,
about six miles from Leominster, comprising the excellent
Famil4, Residence, with offices, lawn, gardens, orchards, farm
buildings, and 295 acres of capital land, the greater part irri-
gated meadow, and noted for having reared some of the first
stock 111 the country, situate on the banks of the famous trout
stream the Arrow ; several cottages and parcels of accommo-
dationl and, in the village of Eardisland ; the Bearwood estate
in the parishes of Pembroke and Eardisland, about eight miles
from Leominster, and near to Lynch; comprising a newly
erected farmhouse, with suitable agricultural buildings, and
351 acres of productive pasture, arab e, hop, orchard, and
wood lands, Wog within a ring fence. Both the estates have
been for some years in the occupation of the owner, and sre in
a high State of cultivation, the whole let at rents amounting
to 1,050/. per annum., The Leominster Railway Station is six
nitles Qom Lynch Court, and eight from Bearwood, and the
railway, now making from Leominster to Kington has been
completed to Pe:nbridge, and will have a station about a mile
and a Malt from each.

Particulars, with plans, may bo had at the Royal Oak, Leo
minstcu; Green Dragon, Hereford; Oxford Arms, Kington
Ridnorishiro Arms, Presteign ; and in London, of J. K,
Smythie,, Esq., Pump•conrt, Temple ; and of Messrs,
Parebrcither, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand.

. - HERT
' in the parish of Abbott's Langley, close to the North
Westl rn ItailwaY,-abOut 21 miles from London.—The Free-
hold ',nor and Farm, called the Hyde, consisting of a Farm
house and Buildings, and several enclosures of Arable, Pas-
ture, Meadow, and, Wood laud, containing together about
298 4res, in the occupation of Mrs. Hatley, at 2701. per
annuth,
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instruc ed. to PREPARE for
SALE, in June next, a very desirable
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
comprising the Manor of Hyde, with its fines and quit rents,
together with the Hyde Farm, in the parish of Abbott's
Langley, abou.. half a mile from Abbott's Langley, a station
o'i the London and North-Wes• ern Railway, about four miles
from the market town of Hemel
.Hempstead, and five from
St Alban's ; comprising, a good farm house, with gardens,
stabling, and suitable agricultural buildings, together with
297 acres, 2 roods, and 12 perches of aralAe, meadow, and
wood land, in the occupation of Mrs. Maria Hatley, widow,
as yearly tenant, at 2701. per annum ; all quit rents and mano-
rial rights being reserved, but will be included, as also the
great tithes, in this sale. The estate is intersected by the
London and North-Wes ern It tilway, and bounded on the
south by the Grand Junction Canal.
More detailed advertisements will shortly appear, and the
day of sale announced; and particulars, when published. may
be had at the inns at Langley, Hemel Hempstead. Boxmoor,
St. Alban's, and Watford ; of Messrs. Hume and Bird, soli-
eito:l, 10. Great James-street, Bedford-row, W.C. ;at Gar-
raway's ; and 'it tke offices of Messrs Fa:ebrother, Clark,
and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand, London. •

SOUTHAMPTON.- The highly valuable Freehold Estate
known as "canister's Court, with its Mansion, Pleasure-
grounds, and Park of about 85 acres, adjoining the Avenue
and Common at the entrance of the Town ; also a plot
of Building Laud, containing about 15 acres, adjoining
Bedford-place and Carlton-crescent. ,
MRSSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instructed by the Proprietor to
SELL by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on June ,at o'clock
in the afternoon, one of the most valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATES
in the neighbourhood of the important town of Southampton,
known as Banister's Court, adjoining the Avenue and Cm-
mori at the entrance of the town from Winchester. The estate
Tots anq nn cso‘,ll,‘nt Mansion, sufficient for the accommo-
dati4u uf a Linthy of the first resp.i.;t4b:;:ty, with offices aid
stabling, capital farmhouse, with substantially-built home-
stead and stalls for fifty head of cattle, pleasure grounds,
with lawn extending to a beautiful lake, walled kitchen gar-
den., park pleasingly thsbered and approached from the
Avenue and Common by a lodge entrance, together with
several enclosures of highly productive meadow and arable
land, ',:omprising in the whole 106 a. 2a. 20s. (more or less),
of which Lot I will comprise the mansion and park, and
nearly ninety acres ;.Lot 2, a field of fifteen acres, immedi-
ately niapted for building purposes, adjoining Bedford-place
and Carlton-crescent ; Lot 3, an enclosure of arable land
about acres, adjoining the Quakers' burial ground. This
beautiful estate is situate in the parish of Millbrook, on the
high ground immediately adjoini g the picturesque South-
ampton common, and within one mile from Bargate ; it lies
within a ring fence, and although adjoining the town of
Southampton, is free from all town rates. The residence and
park afford a beautiful retreat for the nobleman, gentlema".
or merchant. Within a very few years the value will be tre-
bled, from the splendid sites afforded for building. The so
partakes of loom, gravel, and sand, and a portion of brick
earth.
The estate may be viewed and particulars had of Messrs.
Page and Lee, solicitors, Southampton ; of Messrs. Cover-
dale, Lee, Purvis, and Collyer, solicitors, 4, Bedford-row; at
Garraway's; and at the offices of Messrs, Farebrother, °lark,
and ,Lye 6 Lancaster-Place, gtraud, Log

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.—.. Corn Rents in lieu of amounting Tithes,
aounting to 264 f. per annum, charged upon Lands in the
parishes of Frampton-upon•Seveni and S&imbridge, in the
county of Gloucester, under an act for enclosing the said
_parishes, and the award und:r the same.
MESSRS. FAREBROTEI ER, CLARK, and
and LYE are ins•roeted to OFFER the
above for SALE, at the Ring's Head Hotel, Gloucester, on
Saturday, June 26, at One,
CORN RENTS

in lieu of Tithes, amounting to 2641. per annum, charged on
'lauds in the parishes of Frampton-upon-Severn and Slim-
'bridge, in the county of Gloucester, issuing out of lands be.
lo.tging to C. C. Clifford, Esq., and others.
I • _

Pirtieutars may be Lad at the principal inns at Gloucester,
'nt Tewkesbury, Cheltenham, Ne wen t, Frampton-upon-Severn,
and Sl:mbridge ; at Messrs. Whiteside and Smith's' offices,
63, Lincoln's-inn-fields ; at Garraway's ; and at the offices of
Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye,. 6, Lancaster-place,
Strand,

pLOUCESTERSHIRE —Freeholcl Estate?, situitii in the
parishes of Frampton-upon-Severn and Slimbridge, com-
prising Accommodation and valuable Marsh Land, contain.
iug tog ther about 89 Acres, and producing about 171/,
i per annum.
ES,iRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE ar, it,struetPd to SELL, at the King's
ead Hotel, Qoucester, ou Saturday, June 26, at One, the
ollowing valuable
1. FREEHOLD ESTATES,
viz. :—A plot of pasture land, close to the village of Framp.
ilf
n-upon-Severn, opposite to the rectory, known as Lodge
lose, abutting on the lands of C. C. Clifford, Esq., Messrs.
eys and Earl, and containing about 24 acres, in the occu.
Oation_ of Mr. William Lodge, as yearly tenant, at 71. per
annum; sundry enclosur,s of the most productive marsh
lauds with cattle sheds thereon, situate about midway be-
'teri"--FrawrptOn-upen-Severn and Slimbridge, and 'yin!
tietwee, the Gloucester and Berkeley Ship Canal and the r ver
Severn,-and only four miles from the Frocester and Berkeley
road station of the Bristol and Birmingham Railway, con-
, ,_tok,`:Oug.attout 87-fteraeotavtl-in the occupation of Mr. Edward
Watts, as yearlytenant, at 164/. per annum. .
The property may be viewed, and particulars, with plans,
Nay be had, when ready, at the principal inns at Gloucester,
evreut, Tewkesbury, Frampton - upon . Severna and Slim-
bridge; of Messrs. Whiteside and Smith, solicitors, 63, Lin.
celn's-inn-fields ; at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs.
Parebrothe•.,