The Sun.
London, England, 1828-04-11 00:00:00

UXBRIDGE ROAD, 13 MILES FROM LONDON,

-11-MESSRS. BROOKS are instructed to
LET an, Unfurnished excellent detached FAMILY
RESIDENCE, with good offices, coach-house, and
stabling, and capital gardens. The house .is situated a
short distance out of the Uxbridge Road, within its own
grounds ; about ten acres are laid out in pleasure grounds,
garden, and paddocks, intersected by a fine trout stream,
with considerable right of fishery. The house contains
dining parlour, 25 feet by 18, bow breakfast room, 28 by
14, two handsome drawing rooms, 26 by 17, five best bed
rooms, three dressing rooms, six servants rooms, good
offices, &c.

Cards to view, and further particulars, to be bad 01
Messrs. Brooks, estate agents, 28, Old Bend-street.

Important Collection of High Class Pictures, Library:of
Books, capital Town-built Carriage, Pair of Powerful
Horses, Harness, &c.

MESSRS. BROOKS will SELL by
AUCTION, at their Rooms, 28, Old Bond-
street, on TUESDAY, April 29, and Two Following Days,
a very interesting and valuable COLLECTION of PIC-
TURES, of the Italian, Flemish, and Dutch schools, the
genuine property of a Gentleman, and removed from his
mansion in the country, where they have remained the last
65 years; a library of valuable books, many of which are
black letter ; and a capital town-built carriage, powerful
horses, &c. ; also an assemblage of Pictures by esteemed
Masters, consigned from the Continent, and ethers from
various proprietors, which will be included in a separate
catalogue.
Catalogues may be had, three days prior to the sale, of
Messrs. Brooks, auctioneers, 28, Old Bond-street.

CHESHIRE ESTATE—TO LARGE CAPITALISTS.
MESSRS. BROOKS have the honour to
announce for SALE, together or separately, TWO
Important FREEHOLD MANORIAL ESTATES, pos-
sessing picturesque beauties and advantages not exceeded in
Cheshire, in the richest and most respectable district of
which they are situate. They adjoin, are richly-timbered,
undulated, bounded, and intersected by river and trout
streams, with two Mansions, seated in Parks, respectable
residences; water corn mill, cottages, capital farm houses
and buildings, and upwards of 2,000 acres of fertile laud
(light loam, abounding in marl) divided into capital dairy
farms—the cheAe produced from which is esteemed the
best in Cheshire. The whole let at very low rents, and
capable of considerable improvement. Game exceedingly
abundant. Capital low fishing in the river, and trout
streams and ponds.
Particulars, maps, &c. of Messrs. Brooks, estate agents
and land surveyors, 28, Old Bond-street, London.

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VOTE FOR 111IDDLESEX, QUEEN-SQUARE,
HESSRS. instructed to
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1 SELL, or LET on LEASE, a capital FREEHOLD
spacious HOUSE, with good gardens, and outlet behind.
The house is most substantially built, and most pleasantly si-
tuate at the corner of Devonshire-street, and Queen-
square, of which it commands a view of the whole; and
contains, on the attic floor, three bed-rooms ; second
floor, two spacious bed-chambers, and a bow window
bed-room, 27ft. by 19ft. ; first floor, a capital front draw-
in..b-room, a boudoir and noble hack drawing-room, with
bow window, 27ft. by 19ft. ; ground floor, good wide
entrance-hall, a morning-room, large bow window dining-
room, 27ft. by 19ft. opening to a garden behind, which
communicates with ("Tat Ormond-mews; basement, a
capital kitchen, scullery, excellent wine-cellars, spacious
arched. coal-vault, &c.
May be viewed, and tickets had of Messrs. Brooks,
estate, agents and surveyors, 28, Old Bond-street.
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