The Sun.
London, England, 1827-04-18 00:00:00

HOLTAWAY AND CO.,

ESTATE AGENTS, LAND AND TIMBER SURVEYORS,
AUCTIONEERS, VALUERS,
ARCHITECT 5r AND ACCOUNTANTS,
Also, Agents for obtainlii,g Patent. 4, and the Sale and Purchase
of Patent Rights
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I_IOLTAWAY- arid CO exhibit every Day,
in the Publie Avenue, .leading to their Offices, as
abiisie, THEIR • COMPREHENSIVE DAY LISTS,
eoitainingmotices otorstii ',species of Property, whether
Freehold, .43opyboldi. ..leasehold;•to be Sold, Let, or
otherwisedispomied of, either in Town: or Country. These
Lists ire fUlly established in public favor; and are daily re-
ferred to by many Thousands of Applicants, for the various
Properties required, They are indisputably established as
the best medium for Selling, Letting:, or otherwise dispOs
ing of every species of Property, whether House, Land,
Mercantile, Professional, or Church Property, as follows :
Parks, Mansions, Villas, Marine Residences, 'Manors,
Farms, Shooting Boxes, land, ,Cottages, Ditto Furnished,
Tns ii flnnses, "Iriti•nlshtd, Hags; TaVerns, Inns,
Mercantile Premises, Shops, Counting Houses,. Merchants'
Offices, Law Chambers, Warehouses, Apartneents Fur-
nished or. Unfurnished, Board and Lodging, &c. &c.
Houses, Lodgings, &C. at the most fashionable Watering

Places.

Advowsons, Presentations, &c. &c. Professional Premises,
Law Practices, Medicaland Chymical Practices, Scholastic
Establishments.

Terms and Conditions of the Public Daily Exhibition of
Property, intended to be Sold or Let, &c.
First-All persons having any of the previously de-
scribed Property, to Sell, Let, or otherwise dispose of, must
transmit the full particularS to the Office, together with ten
shillings and sixpence Fee, for exhihiting a Notice of it.
Secondly—The said Notice or Notices shall continue to
be inserted in the Day Notes or Lists of the Office, until
disposed of, without extra Fee or any other charge whatever.
Thirdly—The Proprietors of the Office make no Charge
for Commission, unless they are specially retained as Agents,
and also perform the duties of the Agency.
Fourthly—As in many cases, Persons, having Properties
to dispose of, may object to the publication of full particu-
lars, they may therefore send sneh particulars for publica-
tion, as may meet their wishes, together with full particu-
lars, which will be immediately entered in a journal, kept
for that purpose, so that Persons perusing the Day Lists
in the Public Avenue, will not know the precise situation
except by inquiry in the Office.

Partnerships Negotiated, Articled Clerks, Pupils and
Apprentices procured.
Money, to any amount, ready to be advanced in Sums
of 1001. and upwards, on approved real, or personal se-
curity, on Livings, Patent Rights, &c. &c.
All Letters must be sent free, or they will be returned,
and the most implicit confidence is observed by Messrs. H.
and Co. in all matters in which secrecy is required.
SUPERIOR SITUATION DEPARTAIENT.—NO
CHARGE FOR AGENCY TO PRINCIPALS.—This
department is wholly unconnected with that of the Estate
Agency, and being conducted, as it has been, with fidelity,
and a strict observance to the character and qualifications
of Applicants, stands wholly unrivalled in public approba-

tion. and support.
No Menial or Domestic Servants are provided for at thi3
Office.—Thus, those Ladies and Gentlemen of character
and attainments, who are willing and anxious to devote
themselves to pursuits, for which they are qualified by edu-
cation and study, are spared the unpleasantness of mixing
with persons of a subordinate life.

mf;grs. HOLTAWAY and Co. supply the Nobility,
Gentry, Clergy, the several Professions, the Scholastic,
Commercial, and Agricultural' Establishments, with the
following Persons of unquestionable character and ability,
viz. :

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Medical and Chemical Assistants,
Commercial Tr
Resident and Dail
4vellers and Clerks, Ste Wards and Bailiffs,
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Governesses, Teachers in Seminaries,
have, at a very considerable expence, re-
tained Examining Agents of the first-rate ability, in all the
departments above quoted, to whom will be referred the
several Applicants, before they are either sent personally, or
any communication is made to Principals on the Appli-
cants' behalf.

Applicants residing either in Town or Country, desirous
of obtaining
Office hours
—,
or by Letter, to Messrs, H. and Co._
any of the above Occupations, are required to
apply Personally,
N.8.-;.A separate Office for Ladies. All Letters must be
confidence is observed by
for this Department from Eleven till Eight.—
sent Free, or they will he returned, and the most implicit
Messrs. 11. and Co. in all canes
in which secrecy is required. ,

A singularly beautiful fall of snow took place
at Dalguise on the 29th ult. The flakes were of a very
unusual size, measuring about two and a half inches by
two; they continued thus only about seven minutes, and
gradually dinlinished to their usual size. They fell at a
foot or eighteen inches distant from each other; the flakes
were seen singly at .a great altitude.—Perth Courier.

On Sunday, the Ist instant, at the funeral of
a servant, who had lived in the family of Sir William Clay-
ton, Bart., of tlarleyford House, near Great Marlow, during
45 years, fourteen male servants attended ; the oldest of
whom, J. Beavor, has attained the' advanced age, of 92
years, 71 of which he has passed in service at Harleyford.
The united ages of the servants present amounted to '771
years, and the time of their employment, in Sir William's
to 46....ikeks Gazette.