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London, England, 1807-07-22 00:00:00

LANCASHIRE.

1"0 BE SOLD, the Capital Manfinn, called PEEL
HALL, with the coach-houfe4, Rabies, and out build no,
fituate in Middle Holton. it. the County of Laitcatter ; and the
right of Prefentation to Peel Chapel
Alio the Public Houk called the Antelope, or Poor Dicks'.
Alfo the feveral valuable Farms, comprifing the Peel Ethic,
containing 556 acres itatu:e mcafure of excillent pafture, arable,
meadow,and wood land; a d including a valuable tarry of Free
Stone, a Mill, and Water fall.
Alio the great Tytbea &riling out of the whole of the Premifta.
Aud extenlive and v....able Coal Mines.

A plan of the Eftate lies fur infpedtion at the Antelope, and the
Eitate may be viewed on application to Mr. Peter Hewitt, the
tenant, of Peel Hail; and further information may be had, and
Plans of the Eftate feet; on aarplieation to Matt. Fletcher, Efq.
Clifton ; Mr. John Allsworth, of I urton ; Meffrs. Forger, Cooke
and Frere, No. 6, Lincoln's Inn, London ; or Meffts Duckworth
and Chippendall, Solicitors, in hlancheiter.

PEMBROKESHIRE.
TO BE LET, from Michaelmas next,

ALL that MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
HOUSE, Garden. fix flailed Stable and Barn, with the
Appurtenances, called and known by the name of SOL)STON,
lituate in the Parini of Narherth, in the County of Pembroke.
The Dwelling-knee confitis of two parlours and a ball on the
ground floor, four good bed chambers on each of the &ft and
tecond floors, with good garrets over them, and a good kitchen,
dairy and cellars under ground.
Sodflon is fituated.on an eminence which commands catenfive
and pleafant views of thifurrounding country, and within a mile
of the market town of Narberth, and ten miles of Haverfordweft,
through each of which towns the M4l Coach runs every day,
from Milford to London.
The Country abounds with game, and there is a pack of hounds
kept within a mile of the place; and there alto feveral capital
brooks for trout, within a fhort dittance of the Honk.
A Tenant may be fupphed with any quantity of Land not et-
ending too Acres.
For further particulars enquire of Mr. John Bateman, Haver-
fordweft.—HaverfOrdwett, June 30, aoy.

BENTLEY, FRENSHAM, AND ELS TED, NEAR
?ARNHAM.

TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD purfuant to as Order of the
High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe, wherein Elizabeth
Bithisp is Plaintiff, and Thomas Mansell, lince deceafed, and
others, are-Defendants; before Alexander Popham, Efq. one of
the Mafters of the (aid Court, at the Public Sale Room, in
Southampton Buildings, Chancery Laue, London; on Friday,
the 7th day of Augalt, iffo7, between the hours of Twelve and
One, in the afternoon, in four Lots;
THE THREE CHAPELRIES; or Parfonagei,
A. of Bentley, in the county of Southampton ; and of Frenfkam
and Oiled, in the county of Surrey; with the IVlanfion-houfe at
?renal ten, and the Glebe Lands, Tythes, and other appurtenances
thereto refpeelively belonging, held y leafes under the Arch
deacon of Surrey, for three lives, at (mall refereed rents :—.And
alfo, two [mall Freehold Farms, knee in the posies of Frenlham
aforefald, late belonging to the Rev. Thomas Manteil,deceafecl.

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Particulars may be had, at the GM Matter's Chambers, of Mr.
Vines, I.lncohi's-ltni ; Mr. Rudd, Great Qzecn-itreet, Lincoln's
Inn Fields; Mr. Briggs, Gray's Inn ; and Mr. Parry, 'navies-Inn,
London; at the Bulb-Inn, Farnham; the White Hart, Guildford;
the King's Arms, Godalming; Swan, Alton ; King's Arun, Bag-
(het ; the Georte, Odiham ; and the Crown, flafingfteke
'the Premifes will be fbcwn, on application to Mr Hollelt, At-
torney, Farnham; and the Archdeacon's Lcarce may be lapecled.
on application to Mr. Briggs, Gray's bus.

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