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

BRAN DESTON HALL ESTATE,
SUFFOLK.

This propert:e has b,:endoomr;dto strange vicissitly.
latterly. The history of the hull may be traced tot
time of our Qu-en Elizabeth, and its architectural f'
is in strict keeping. with that order. It has been 1,.
residence, from time immemorial, tif the most respect
nebles and esquires ef the :emnty. It was only WI,
• twenty years since Mr. Mills, a gentleman of respec,
ability, became the possessor. Fear years ago, Forted
(that tiecertein jade) forsook him, and untoward ei;
comitances coelp.dled him reluctantly to (pit it.
was then placed in the hinds of trustees, al°
ordered a sale to take p'ace, under the e''
rec:ion of Mr. George Robins. At that pen
land area heavy in the market, and with all Ifs exertioos
he filed to ob-tain the reserved price, which was al
35,000 guineas. It should he remarked that the h'
from lack o:' means, has fallen a g rod deal into decal:
!led the ,t ibli ig. o cc the pri le of f inner owners, who;
hunted tttis elm tf ry, ware laid pro trate for wl,nt
means It is environed by a pretty park of 80 at,
,vith the river Deben flo,v;ng through the e:tete
two rni!es ; and the d Pmaet exterule to near 700 sOlll
of very fine convertible land. Cennected with it "",
the extensive manors, royalties, and immunities ; a re:,
seecteble ten entry eecepy the iarms 1,0601. a yet
an I the mansion, when pl iced in good oeler, with 1";
park and manors, will be worth 300/. a year. 03,4
out'ay to restore the house and the farms will 0.1
excee I 4,0001., when the annual value, for the whole,
be 1,4001. or 1.:i00/. a year. Such is an outline °,
the prop, ty under review. Tire sale, about four )eat
,
failed (as it has already been stseed), farad ttf-;
years since Mr. Ronirtm was deputed by the mortja,e.,
to sell it peremptorily. The result was, a purchaser ard
found at the auc ion fir 30,000 guineas, independent',
of the timber, whieh is estimate-1 at 4,000 guinea
This gentleman, from reasons not qu to understindat
became an unwilling purchaser, and sought relief in r„
Court of Chancery, where, upon a point of techi'ea!"
alone, he avoided his contract. A third sale took pLs-
this season (in .Tune), when this trivial flaw
prorided for by more stringent conditions
sale, and it was announced for peremptory 5
Much excitement prevailed throughout the county, fait
prejudice was strong in respect to a doubtful title, at" I
was sold to a friend of Mr. Robins's (to include the time
for for thirty thousand guineas. An arrangement, howec°'
was shortly afterwards made, by which the contract
consigned to Mr. R. At the sale Mr. Austin, the -emin
counsel (more especially in the railways, who, it seems, A,
horn hard by) bid 30,0001., Mr. Robins's friend veil,
soon sold his bargain to him, who purchased
solely for investment, and took immediate steps ',,
have his architect to look over the estate, and adjul
what was necessary to render it a fit abode for the a
for Ipswich, and to make all his tenantry comfortable;
indeed he ordered a thorough repair of every farm.
result was, an outlay in view of four thousand pound
During this progress it became known that Mr. Georg
Robins was the bond fide buyer. No one doubted th_,7,
his prudence would not allow him to hazard 30,U".
guineas on a doubtful title, and still less to doubt 11.
judgment as to the value. Prejudice soon gave way, °l3e,
Mr. Austin, after having reconsidered his previous dete;
ruination, thought he could not do better than trea(q
the steps of the new possessor. A negotiation conametarf
and on Wednesday last, for certain VERY WEIGIL';I
REASONS (we know not how many thousands
pounds), Mr. Robins assigned his contract to the
of the Railways.

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dt,
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