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London, England, 1807-05-23 00:00:00

HARROW GROVE,
(Being the Manor-Honfe of HARROW ON THE HILL.)
TO or: SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.

ASpacious and excellent FAMILY MANSION,
57 feet in front, with /even windows; it contains on the
Ground Floor, an Entrance-HA paved with ftone and marble, t 7
feet (spare, principal and back Stair-cafes, Library, add Breakfalt
Rooms (South afpeet), each t 8 feet by t 6, and 1a feet high;
Dining Room (Eaft Ipeet) It feet by teit; Drawing Room
(North allped), 15 feet by so, and Is feet high; with fuitable beR
and Servants Bed. Chambers.
The °feces conflit of Hufekeeper's Room, Servant's Hail,
Butler's Pantry, Larder, Kitchen, Scullery, Want houfe, Laundry,
Wine Cellars, a Beer Cellars, and Water Clofet.
The Houle and Offices are abundantly fupplied with excellent
Water by means of an engine in the grufs•plot. The Previtifes
are in complete repair. It is a molt airy and healthy fitnation
the grounds commanding, on all fides, extenfive profpeets; with
large Fills pond, Kitchen Garden, Shrubbery, and Plantations,
making an enclofure of about 9 Acres.
The detached Oasts sonfiß of Stabling for to Horfes, a Coach-
houf:s, Hay lofts, and rooms for Servants, Cow•houfe, Poultry-
houfe, and Piggery.
The whole Premifes an Freehold, Tythe.free, and Land-Tax
redeemed. The Poor's Rate and Highway Rate in this Parini
arc very trifling. The diftence from London is to miles, on the
heft road agar town; and the Proprietor if he occupies it, has
always been cleared one of the Six Governors of Harrow School.
•,,5 A rich Meadow, upwards of Nine Acres, adjoining the
Pleafure ground at the bottom of the Grove, may be had; or
tao Acroa more Land If required.
.gt§ A Perla) in the Houk will Mew the Frentifes ever/ day
(Sundays excepted).
For particulars of the purcbafe, apply to Mr. Edwards, No. 77,
Pall-Mall; Mr.lPayne' Bookfellar, No. 88, Pali-Mall; or Mars.
Rhodes, Cook, an 4 Handley Sachem, =loam*.

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My arrival here, more than a day after the commencement of
the Election; your uncertainty as to my °firing myfelf a Candi •
date; the numerous promifes, ftrongly folicited in the mean time,
and o' t ant] by my opponents ;—the infamous conduet of thofe
who have difiniffed a confidcrable number of able and induftrious
workmen, fur independently giving their Votes, and the threats
of difmifral to thofe, who thought it their duty and interett to adt
like men, and contrary to the party-with of their Employers.
After having Rated there grounds for believing that I cannot
now obtain, what will ever be the higheß objedt of my ambition,
1 do not fcruplc to affcrt, that had I canvidli:d prior to the Elec•
tion, my forcers would have been beyond a doubt. Indeed, the
Rate of my Poll fully (audio°a the aSertion ; and the public voice,
and the public frelicg, prove thy hononrable fad ; and. enters I
am very much miliaken, there is not a man in the Borough of
Prefton, who is not convinced, that if the prcfent fl Rem of re-
turning Reprcrentativcs fur this Town be continued, and in any
way approved, to (peak of your Elective Franchire, you mutt
confider an intuit, for the perfon who has the molt esteafire ma-
nufadory will be fent to Parliament, whatever good grounds of
ohjeCtion there may be to his Polities, his Integrity, or his Ability
I am not defeated although I withdraw from Ails EleCtion--•
Your kindliert exceeds all dcfcription; and, I allure you, it is ha.
pollible to words fitfficiently espreflive of my gratitude.
If I am in exilience a: the nest Eleftion. I will requeft, what
I am pcduaded it will be your pleafure to grant, your zealous and
Ready fupport. Belirve me, Gentlemen.
Your molt fairLful, and obedient Servant,
JSOSEPH HANSON.
Prefton, Monday Evening. May 18.

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