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London, England, 1808-10-15 00:00:00

LINCOLNSHIRE AND DERBYSHIRE.
To be SOLD by AUCTION,
In the Month of June next, at the Golden Fleece Inn, in Louth,
in the county of Lincoln, (subject to conditions which will be
there and then produced),
SEVERAL very valuable FREEHOLD MES-
SUACES and FARMS, CLOSES and PARCELS of rich
Arable, Meadow, and Pasture LAND (nearly-the whole of which
Is Tithe-free), in the parishes of Louth Park, North and South
Coekerington, Keddington, /kb/Ingham, and Theddlethorpe, in
the county of Linedln ; and at Brlmmington, in the parish of Ches-
terfield, in the county of Derby, viz.
Lots. Tenant: Names. Premises. , Quantities. -
A. R. P.
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I.—Mrs. Elvin, - A Close of Meadow -31 1 24
2.—John Paddison, ditty 47 7 32
S.—Charles PaW5Oll, ditto 11 e 4
4.—Wm. Preston, A Measuage and Farm 270 210
- s.—John Leach, ditto 140 9 32
6.—John Parker, ditto 111 S 24
7.—Thomas Simons, ditto 170 0 11
9.—Rt. Greenwood, ditto 43 1 2
9.—John Taylor, ditto 67 0 19
10:William Stubbs, ditto 7 1 17
11.—T. Cockson, A Cottage, Garden, Ste. 0 1 S
12.—John Fox, ditto 0 1 27
1 Se--Charies Taylor, ditto and Grtnind 9 0 0
14.—Robert Cos, ?i A Close of Arable in?
4 2 *0
Brimmington S
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For particulars (which will he delivered six .weeks previous to
the sale) apply to Messrs. Bullock and Arnold, No. 16, Bedford-
row, London; to Mr, John Charlton, land agent and surveyor,
Stourton, \Vflta ; Mr. Pad,:json, attorney-a,t-la%v, Louth ; or to
Mr. Thomas Bisch, of South Cockerlngton aforesaid, who will
shew the estates in Lincolnshire; and Mr. Cox, of Wow, near
.Clielkecfseki, will skew the land at Stimmaington.
October, 4808.

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