The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-26 00:00:00

BRANDESTON HALL ESTAT%,
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This property has been doomed to strange vicissituil
latterly. The history of the hall may be traced to
time of our Queen Elizabeth, and its architectural f'
is in strict keeping with that order. It has been
residence, from time immemorial, of the most respec
nobles and esquires of the county. It was only
twenty years since Mr. Mills, a gentleman of resp!,
ability, became the possessor. Four years ago, Fort!
(that uncertain jade) forsook him, and untoward Olt:
cumstances compelledehim reluctantly to quit it. u"
was then placed in the hands of trustees, WI
ordered a sale to take place, under the
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rection of Mr. George Robins. At that peir,
land was heavy in the market, and with all his exert'
lie failed to obtain the reserved price, which was OA
35,000 guineas. It should be remarked that the
from lack of means, has fallen a good deal into dectr
and the stabling, °ice the pride of former owners, /11'
hunted this country, were laid prostrate for want
means. It is environed by a pretty park of S 0 act
with the river Deben flowing through the estate
two miles ; and the domain extends to near 700 a c'y
of very fine convertible land. Connected with it
the extensive manors, royalties,-and immunities ; a
spectable tenantry occupy the farms at 1,0601. a yell'
and the mansion, when placed in good order, with tis
park and manors, will be worth 300!. a year. 10
outlay to restore the house and the farm: will
exceed 4,0001., when the annual value, for the who!e,
be 1,4001. or a year. Such is an outline_:
the property under review. The sale, about four yes:
ago, failed (as it has already been stated), aed
years since Mr. Robins was deputed by the moitga,
to sell it peremptorily. The result was, a purchaser!
found at the auction for 30,000 guineas, indepeudelwi'
of the timber, which is estimate I at 4,030 guinea
This gentleman, from reasons not qu to widerstlada
became an unwilling purchaser, and sought relief in `,;-,
Court of Chancery, where, upon a point of technies..l
alone, he avoided his contract. A third sale took P'
this season (in June), when this trivial flaw #ll4
provided for by more stringent conditions
sale, and it was announced fur peremptory sbl
Much excitement prevailed throughout the counth,i
prejudice was strong in respect to a doubtful title, 0,1')
was sold to a friend of Mr. Robins's (to include the flow
for thirty thousand guineas. An arrangement, hoWIOI
was shortly afterwards made, by which the contract j
consigned to Mr. R. At the sale Mr. Austin, the etnar,
counsel (more especially in the railways, who, it seems,
born hard by) bid 30,0001., Mr. Robins's friend in
soon sold his bargain to him, who purchased
solely for investment, and took immediate steps
have his architect to look over the estate, and adJ.,tl°.,
what was necessary to render it a fit abode for the 16'1,
for Ipswich, and to make all his tenantry comfortable
indeed he ordered a thorough repair of every farm. j,
result was, an outlay in view of four thousand poula";
During this progress it became known that Mr. Genf
Robins was the bond fide buyer. No one doubted tf;
his prudence would not allow him to hazard 30Pb
c,
guineas on a doubtful title, and still less to doubt bd
judgment as to the value. Prejudice soon gave WaYl see
Mr. Austin, after having reconsidered his previous de 01
mination, thought he could not do better than treaLj,
the steps of the new possessor. A negotiation comma
and on Wednesday last, for certain VERY WEIGO'i/
REASONS (we know not how many thousand;.
pounds), Mr. Robins assigned his contract to the
of the Railways.

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