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

SALES BY AUCTION.

BARNSBURY and Cierkenwell.—Leasohold Investments,
producing, and of the estimated value. of, 155/. per annum,
the property of the late Mr. Dix,
MESSRS. FA.REBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE have received in.structions from the
Executors to SELL at GArraway's, on. Thursd-y, May, 27, at
Twelve, in Fiie Lots,
A LEASEHOLD PRIVATE RESIDENCE, • No. 39, Baker-street, Lloyd-square, Clerkenwell, in the
occupation of Mr. Merriman, at 35,, per annual, held for an
unexpired term of 64 years, wanting 21 days, from Mid-
summer, at a grOund rent of 8/. per annum, No. 9, Clare-
mont-row, Barnsbury-road, in the cecupation of Mr. Henry
Clarke, at 401. per annum, held for an unexpired term of 59
years, ai a ground rent of 71. 10g.' per annum, No. 10, late
in the occupation of thedeceased; of the same value, held for
a similar term and ground rent. No, 11, Claremout-row, in
hand, of the same value, held for a similar term, at a ground
rent of 61 per annum, and stabling iu the rear, held for the
same term at a small ground rent.
May be viewed by permission of the 'tenants, and particu-
lars had of Messrs. Monckton, Guy, and Monckton, solicitors,
1, Raymond-buildings, Gray's-inn ,at Garraway's ; and at the
'offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-
'place, Strand.

BlllGHTON.—Valuable and Important Copqhold Estate
Inearly equal to freehold, being the well-known and eaten-
pire Bank ng Premises, situate in North-stroet, let to, and
n the occupation of Messrs. Hall, West, and Borror,
ankers, at 2001, per annum.
ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK AND
LYE are Instructed by the Proprietor to
6 LL at Garraway's, on Thursday, May 27, at i welve, a
V luable and Highly-important
COPYHOLD ESTATE,
ne rly equal to freehold, being held of the Manor of Brighton,
at n annual (put rent of 14d., and a flue and heriot of 6d,
ea h, comprising the capital and substantial Business Pre.
m es, situate in North.street, Brighton, and di,tinguished as
the Brighton Union Bank, ror many years in the occupation
I of' and now let on lease to, Mes re. Hall, West, and Borrer,
th eminent b nkers, for a term, of which about 12 years are
un xpired at Lady-day next, at a moderate rental of 2001.
pe annum, forming an undeniable security for the invest-
or tof capital.
ay be viewed by permission of the tenants, and particulars
ha of George Hill, Esq., solicitor, Brighton ; at the Old hip
Horl; and at the offices
.of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, aal
Ly , Lancaster-place.

ESSEX, close to Southend.--Desirable Freehold Estate
known as New House Farm, with Exce'lent Family Resi-
denco, Cottages, Garden, and Orchard, in the Parish of
Sutton. The whole about 86 acres.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instructed by tire Trustees under
the wll of William Cockerton, Esq.. deceased, to SELL at
Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, at*Twelve, the following
very Desirable

FREEHOLD ESTATES,
situate between Southend and Rochford, and within half an
hour's drive of the Southend station on the Tilbury Railway,
in the parish of Sutton, otherwise Great Sutton, immediately
opposite the rectory, and near the church, adjoining lands
belonging to the Earl of Mornington and Mrs. Aitkin, known
as New House Farm, with excellent brick built Family Resi-
dence, beautifully placed, commanding good views, with car-
riage drive. It contains six bed chambers, entrance hall,
well staircase, drawing and dieing roms, and ample domestic
offices; extensive agricultural buildings, comprising barns,
stabling, granary, impl ment sheds, cow sheds, Sac., with
kitchen and flower gardens, lawn and shrubbery, paddock,
and several enclosures of very productive Arable and Pasture
In the confines of Huntingdon, Bedford, and Cambridge Land, pleasingly tirol'ered, containing together about 84
Shires, about three miles from the Sandy station on the acres. Early possession will be given. The lands have been
Great Noithern Railway.--The very desirable Freehold and for many years farmed by the testator in the most spirited
Tithe-free Residential Estate, known as Woodbury-hall, manner, regardless of expenses. A. double Cott ge and Gar-
wth its park, pleasure-grounds, and plantations, the tale- ' den, situate near Sutton Church, abutting on the lands of
orated White Wood, Three Homesteads, Cottages, Wata. Mrs. Aitkin, James Tabor. Esq., and Mr. Berkeley, and lands
Corn-mill, and numerous enclosures of Arable and Meadow adjoining, known as Tan YPrd, in the occupation of Messrs.
Land ; the whole iu first-rate condition, and comprising an Popplewell and Prayle, as yearly tenants, at rents amounting
area of 454 acres, with possession to 161 165. per annum.
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and' The estates may be viewed, and particulars, with plans,
may be had at the Royal Hotel, Southend : King's Head and
LYE are instructed I,y ti e Proprietor, in
consequence of his having purchased another estate, to SELL. Old Ship Inns, Rochford ; • Castle Inn, Wiekford ; of John Hudson, Esq , solicitor, Fenchurch-buildings ; at Oarraway's;
by AUCTION, at Garraway's, on Wednesday, June 9, at and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, 6,
Twelve (unless an acceptable offer be previously made by Lancaster-place, Strand.
Private Contract), the beautiful
RESIDENTIAL ESTATE,
known as WOODBURY. HALL, ESSEX, near Rockford.—High House and Golden Cross
situate in the parish of Ever on-cutn-Tetworth, Hunts, and Farms, with Cottages and Land, situate on and near
Ga mlingay, Cambridgeshire, just where the counties meet 1 Hockley-h:

with Bedfordshire, about two miles from Potten, sir from
Biggleswade, twelve from Bedford, fourteen fro n Huuting-
don,i eighteen from Cambridge, and only three miles from the
Sandy station on the Great Northern Railway, and a hoar
and a halrsride from Lond• n. The residence isapproac ,ed from
the high road by a carriage drive through the far-famed White
Wood, with lodge entrance, and is beautifully placed iu the
moss commanding situation, possessing charming and exten-
sive views over the fertile valley of Bedfordshire. The real-
dench is commodious and fully adequate to the legitimate
wands of a large and respectable family, and ontains six
principal bed chambers, two dressing-rooms, four servants'
b d-rooms, dre.i a noble entrance-hall, principal and secon-
dary staircase, drawing and dining rooms elegantly finished,
library, breakfast, and billiard rooms, extensive domestic
offices, ample cellarage on the basement. The out-offices
are screened from the mansion, and are in the best possible
repair, comprising two coach houses, extensive stabling, &c.,
carriage yard, a capital walled kitchen garden, well steamed
with standard and other fi nit trees, surrounded by outer
garden; a gardener's cottage, fruit, and potato houses, tool
house, &c., and orchard. The I leasure grounds are most
tastefully disposed in parterres, with gravelled walks, green
rides, and avenues, extensive park studded with timber of large
growth, and ornamented with clumps of fir and other trees.
The far-famed White Wood, celebrated by botanists for the
gro cthofwildflowersandraspberries. Foxhall and other woods
aboundin , with game, and forming capital reserves, sheets of
ornamental water, with summer-house, detached carpenter's
shop, and sawmill, and the following farms, all in good repair,
and partly newly built, viz. : —Home Farm with farm house,
now divided into two tenements, barn, granary, bullock
and cattle sheds, stabling, &c. ; Sturey's Farm, a ith farm
house containing four bedrcrims, pantry, dairy, parlour,
sitting room, store room, and kitchen, with good cellarage in
the basement. The • outbuildings are most conveniently
placed, and comprise brewhouse, granary, with dovecot over,
barns, open cattle sheds, yards divided for stock, calf, and
bullosk sheds, cart-horse stab'iug and loose boxes, cart sheds,
garden and sheep yards New Farm, with farm house re-
cently erected by the proprietor, forming a model cottage,
containing three bedrooms, parlour, sitting room, dairy, and
celar, and eapit d outbuildings, enc'osed and Jorming nearly
a square, comprising barns, beast houses, cowsheds-, c=g
hi-see, loose box, with cart-horse stabling, &c., togeti or .102
sundry enclosures of very rich productive arable, pasture,
and wood land, the whole in the best condition, having been
farmed for many years in a spirited anner by the proprietor
regardless of expense. There are three distinct roads to the
uveral homes ends and lands, without in any way interfering
with the principal carriage way to the mansion, all of which
are in good repair. The estate comprises an area of about 453
acres. The foregoing lands -are in hand, and the proprietor
having purchased another ost ;to, early possession can be ob-
tained. The estate is freehold and tithe-fres, except a small
enclosur.3 formerly part of Gr. atheath, containing about three
acres. Several packs of hounds hunt the neighbourhood, and
the property abounds wi h game,having capital covers, many
of the enclosures are belted with plantations, which are now
in a thriving state. In addition to the noble trees in the park
numerous young ones have been planted and screened. The
estate abuts on the property of the Hon. 0. Duncombe and
Clare Hall, Cambridge, and is plentifully supplied with water
of the best quality. There are three pews in Gam ingay Church
and ono in Tetworth, belonging to the property.
The estate may be viewed by cards only ; and particulars,
with plans, may b: had a.; the offices of the journals at Bed-
ford and Cambridge ; at the Swan, Biggleswade ; George,
Hunting. ton ; Cross Keys, St. Neot's ; of George Wade, Esq.,
Baldock, Hats; at Garraway's ; and at the offices
of Wars. Farebrother, Clarke, and Lye, Lancaster-place,
Strand.

.iockley-hill, in the parishes of Hawkwell, Ashendon,
and Rochford, containing together about 101 acres, and
producing a Rental of 132/. per annum.
JESSRS.3 FARE BROTHE it, CLARK, and
LYN 3 are instructed by the trustees under
the will of William Cockatoo, Esq., deceased, to SELL at
Gan away's, on Tuesday, Jane 22, at Twelve, in Lots, the
following very desirable
FREEHOLD and (SMALL PART) COPYHOLD ESTATES,
situate near the market-Town of Rochford—Firstly. High
House Farm, in the parish of Hawkwell, abutting on the globe
lands and rectory of the parish, with bailiff's cottage, garden,
and about 20 acres of arable land. Secondly, Golden cross
Farm, situate at the junction of the roads from Rochford to
Farnbridge Ferry, Chelmsford, and Canewdon, only one mile
from Rochford, in the parishes of Ashendon, Hawkwell, and
Rochford, with bailiff's cottage, garden, orchard, and good
outbuildings, and about 64 acres of amble pasture land.
Thirdly, an Enclosure of Arable Land, about half a mile from
the market town of Rockford, adjoining Swain's Farm, the
property of the Earl of Mornington, containing about 11
acres. The whole of the foregoing are let on lease to Mr.
James Samuel Cockerton, for a term of 14 years from '29tli
September, 1850, at 115/. per annum. Fourthly, a Cottage
and Garden, with about two acres of land, situate at the
bottom of ockley Hill, in the parish of Hawkwell, let to
James Carter, as yearly tenant, at E. rer annum. Fifthly,
a Plot of Arable Land, heretofore called Gravel Pit Field,
with cottage thereon, situate on the top of Hockley Hill in
the parish of Hawkwell, containing aboit 43 acres, let to
Geo2ge Wood, Esq , as yearly tenant, at 8/. per annum.
The estates may be viewed, and pirticulars, with plans,
may be had at the King's 'Head and Old Ship Inns, Roeh-
iFfoteeraisderh;
John Hudson,
su.RrFeTjesltbri freoeottthe;le
r, Southendc at claarrik.a w
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dse Castle Inn, Inn, Wickford ; of
Esq., so.icitor, 4, Fenchurch-buildings,
Strand. 6a,t Latnhceastoeffir -cpelsa coo!

ESSEX.—In the Parishes of Wick ford, South Hanning•
field, Downhann, and Ramsclen Ba!house, midway between
the Towns of Rayleigh and Billericay. A very valuab e
Freehold Farm, called Bridge House, containing 191 Acres,
let at 2101. per annum,
MESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instructed by the Trustses under
the wi lof William Cockzrton, Esq., deceased, to SELL at
Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, at Twelve, the following
FREEHOLD ESTATE
situate in the parishes of Wiekford, South Hanningfield,
Downhatn, and Raluiden Belhcuse, about midway between
the towns of Rayleigh and Billericay, lying contiguous to the
village of Wickford, in the best park of the county of wetter,
29 mi es from London, and only 4 miles from the Pitsea sta-
tion of the Tilbury and ,outhend Railway, viz,,
BRIDGE HOUSE AND HALF HEDGES FARM,
with capital briekbuilt .nd slated Family Residence, ap-
proached from the road by carria.:e drive and sweep, con-
taining 6 bed chambers, entrance hall, drawing and dining
rooms, morning room, eat nsive domestic offices. The out-
buildings are screened from the ho 'se, and are in the best
possible state of repair, comprising 2 coach-houses, good
stabling, 2 barns, and other buildings, enclosed yards for
stock amply supplied with water, kitchen and flower gardens.
rookery, and sundry enclosures of productive arable and pas-
ture land, abutting on good roads, and containing about 194
acres, let on lease to Mr. John Brewitt, for a term of 7 years
from Michaelmas, 1854, at 2101. per annum.
The property may be viewed, and particulars, with plans,
had at the King's Head and Old Ship Inn., Roehford ; Royal
Hotel, Southend; Castle Inn, Wickford; of John Hudson,
Esq., solicitor, 4, Fenchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-street ; at
Garraway's; t-nd at the offices of Messrs. Fare' rother, Clark,
and Lye, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand.

SUSSEX, in the Parishes of Rotherfield and Wadhurst.—
Freehold Farms, old-estat)lished Tannery, and several
Cottages.
ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
131. LYE will SELL, at Gtrraway's, on Wednes-
day, June 9, at Twelve, in Lots, pursuant to an order of the
High Court of Chancery, made in a cause Tompsett v.
Wickens, a valuable
FREEHOLD AND PART COPYHOLD ESTATE,
a portion of it free of gre .t tithes, and the greater part land
tax redeemed, situate about four miles from the Frant station
of the Tunbridge Wells and Hastings Branch Railway, and
five miles from Tunbridge Wells ; comprising a gentleman's
Farm Residence, both comfortable and commanding exten-
sive views, known as Mark House, with good offices, garden,
&^. An old-establshed Tannery, with bark barns, curriers'
buildshops, tallow an I oil stores, grindery, and all other necessary
buildin,gs
f arm for carrying on the trade, and tan yard, with pits,
the residence, as also the other buildings and tan-
nery, haring just been put into excellent repair. The Marl-
b rough's Head Farm, with dwelling house, lately put into
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complete repair, with gardens in front, and on the opposite
pheauardstßottwireFl.aarnhindo,p2l,"Peat
and
wood land, at Mark's-cross, on the nut to Wadhurst. con-
taining valuable brick earth, with 24 acres, let at 301. per
annum ; a wheelwright's and a blacksmith's shop, lately let at
10/. per annum; two valuable enclosures of meadow land and a
cottage, on the road from Mark-cross to Frant, lot to Mr. Mansar
at 331. per annum ; sundry cottages, at Rotherfield, Early
Hill, on the road leading from Maynard 's-green to Steel's-
cross, and near the Boar's Head lan, on the high road from
Tunbridge Wells to Brighton, producing about 181, per
annum, a.. d in th 3 midst of the estates of the Earl of Aber-
gavenny.
Particulars may be had of Mr. Dover, 12,. South-square,
Gray's-inn ;of Messrs. Palmer, Palmer. and Bull, 24,
Bedford-row ;of Messrs Hughes, Koarsey, Masterman, and
Hughes, 17. Bucklcrsbury ; of Mr. Hastie, 8, Gray's-inn-
square;
square, of Mr. Witty, 21, Essex-street, Strand; at Gana-
•, way's, and at the offices of Messrs,
Farebrotber, Clark, and
Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand,

ESSEX.—In the Parishes of Wickford, Runwell, South Han-
ningfield, and Downham, midway between the Towns of
Rayleigh and Bille icay. —A very Valuable Freehold Farm,
called Stileman's, containing 161 acres.
yIESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
LYE are instructed by the Trusteeq under
the will of William Cockerton, Esq., deceased, to PREPARE
for SALE, at Garraway's, on Tuesday, June 22, at Twelve,
the following

FRET,IIOLD EITATE,
situate in the parishes of Wickford, Runwell, South Harming-
field, and Downham, about mid ;ray between tho towns or
Rayleigh and Billericay, lying contiguous to the village of
Wickford, in the best part of the county of Essex' 29 miles
from London and only four miles from the Pitsea Station of
the Tilbury and Southend Railway, viz. :—Stilernan's
with dwelling-house, containing several bedrooms, drawing-
room, parlour, hal, kitchen, dairy, and other office;, with
the following agricultural buildings, very conveniently placed,
and over'ooked from the house, viz :—Au extensive range of
cattle sheds, large tarn, good stabling, cowhouses, gighouse,
&c , with a tank of water supplied from a pond in the mead,
situate in the rear of the stack-yard, and sundry enclosures
of the most productive arable, pasture, and meadow land,
containing t ,gether about 161 Bcres, let on lease to Mr.
Samuel Brunwin, for a term of seven years from September
29, 1854, at 2101. per annum The estate is intersected by
the river Crouch ; the pastures a';utting on the river are ye? y
productive, the arable lands produce some of the best barley
crops in the county, and the present tenant has farmed the
lands in accordance with the most approved agricultural prin.
sepia?.

The property may be viewed, and particulars, with plans,
may be had at the King's Head Kale _Ship Inns, Rochford ;
Royal Hotel, Southend; Castle lon, Wickford; of John Hud-
son Es 1., solicitor, 4,Venchurch-buildings, Fenchurch-street;
Garraway's ; and' at the offices of Mes_rs, FarobrOther,
Clarl‘i Old LYea 6, Lncuter-place, Strand,

in the parish of Denham, within half a mile of the town of
Uxbridge, one mile from the railway station, eight fr m
Windsor, six from Slough, and 17 from London, viz. —Lot
1. A Freehold Plot of Arable Land, frontiug the high road to
Qxford and the lane leading to Denham, presenting most eli-
gible sites for bui ding purposes, known as Lodge Cl se, con-
taining 10 acres. Lot 2. The Queen's Head Inn, with good
offices, sundry cottages, extensive stabling and gardens, with
a plot of nursery grounds ; the whole producing a rental of
about 1531, per annum. Lot 3. An extensive Close of -Arable
Laud, fronting the high road from Uxbridge to Oxford, with
valuable frontages, available for building purposes ; a Farm-
house, now converted into 3 cottages, good barn, and , most
substantial buildings, recently erected, regardless of expense,
briel:.--built and slated, with a.pleilte floors, compridng e-bw
ABSOLUTE SALE —Berkshire, on the borders of Oxford- house, cart sheds, stable, and loose box, piggeries, euelosel
shire— Valuable Estate, comprising Su erior Farm Resi- yard, -tank of water, close of rich meadow land, the whole eon.
Bence, with Garden and Agricultural B ildings, and about taming about 103 acres, Lot 4. Five Closes of Pasture awl
; -240 Acres of Land-, held under St, John's College on a Arable Land, extending to the river Colne, and possessing vain-
renewal Lease, and let at 3201. per annum, able frontages to the Denham-road, containing about 43 acres,
AxESSRS. FARE BROTHER, . CLARK, and Lots 1,3, and 4, are in -hand, and for many years have been
_LYJL LYE will SELL at Garraway'e, on Thurs- farmed on the most approved principles; many fences have been
Has , May 27, at Twelve (unless an acceptable offer be thrown down, and the enclosures enlarged, The property is
pleasingly timb ••red, and from its proximity to the market
Previously made by Private Contract), a very desirable
ESTATE, town of Uxbridge, is very valuable as accommodation and
ituate in the village and parish of Eaton, Berks, 4i miles
rorn the city of Oxford, and five from Abingdon ; consisting
building land:
Particulars, with plans, may be had at the Queen's Head
Sfasuperier farm residence, stuccoed in imitation of stone, with Inn, Denham ; White Hart Hotel, Windsor and Uxbridge ;
of Charles Wilkie, Esq , solicitor, Tokenhouse-yard ; at
3fflees,gardenandorchard, all necessary agricultural buildings
Garra,way's ; and at the offices of Moms. Farebrother, Clark,
Ind 240 acres of mea low, pasture, and arable land, in a good
state of cultivation. The estate is held under the President and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand,
and Scholars of St. Jehn'sCollege, Oxford, on lease for a term
hf twenty years from October 10, 1810, and renewable, ac- On the High Road, belween Royston and CaMbridie; on the
eording to custom, upon payment of a fiue. borders of Carnbiidge, Herts, and Essex.—Substantial
! The estate may b • viewed and particulars had of the Family Residence, with Gardens and Pleasure-grounds, and
tenant ;at the Angel, Oxford ; Crown and Thistle, Abing. a compact Farm of about 225 Acres, with Homestead and
on ;of Me:isrs. Haines and Sons, solicitors, Farringdon ; Cottages.
at Garraway's ; and at the offices of Messrs. Farebrother,
ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, and
Clark, and Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand.
i M LYE, are instructed to S-11. at GArnway's
on Wednesday, June 15, at Twelve, (unless an acceptable
RITTLE, ESSEX.—Valuable Freehold Estate, Land-tax offer is previously made by Private Contract), in Two Lots,
-Redeemed, the followi,g valuable
ESSRS. FAREBROTHER, CLARK, AND FREEHOLD AND SMALL-PART COPYHOLD ESTATES,
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situate about three mi!es from Royston, from Cambridge,
LYE will SELL by AUCTION, at Garra- 12 from Saffron Walden, and only three-quarters from the
11fay's on Thursday, May 27, at Twelve, by direction of the Meldreth Station of the Httchin Branch Railway, in the
ortgagee, a valuable
r FREEHOL D ESTATE, parish of Melbourn, comprising a spacious residence, with
coachhonse, stabling, pleasure grounds, and paddocks, Situate
linsisting of a messuage or dwelling-house, called Greenbury in the village, in the occupation of the proprietor, W. C.
lodge, in the parish of Writtle, ici the county of Essex : to- Carver, Esq,, and of-which possession will be given. Three
ither with a barn and other outbuildings, garden, orchard, Cottages and a capital Farm, with good homestead, and about
d two pieces ofarableand pasture,centaining about ten acres, 220 acres f principally arable land, let to Messrs. William
id being let on lease to Mr. George Byford, and the remain- and Lewis French, at 1601. per annum. . The greater part of
rto yearly tenants, at rents amounting to £6O per annum, the estates are land-tax redeemed ; the land is highly pro.
May be viewed by permission of the tenants, and particu- ductive,
is had at the inns in the neighbourhood ;ofC. B. Teague, May be viewed, and particulars, with plans, had on the
q., solicitor, Crown Court, Cheapside; at GArrkway's ; estate ;at the Bull, Cambridge ; Crown, Royston Rose and
dat the office of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Crown, Saffron Walden ;of Messrs. Thurnall and Nash, soli.
ineaster-place, Strand.
,
citors, Royston ; at Garraway's ; and at the offic sof Messrs,
Farebrother, Clark, and Lye, Lancaster.place, Strand,