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rr lIE TRIAL of TIIISTLEW001), for HIGH
TREASON, with Cuts; containing the whole of the Evi-
dc:ce upon which he was found Guilty; and the principal Par-
tte-:::r; whi:h led to the Conviction of tfie other. l'risoners.

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TIIHE ANTIQUITIES of the JEWS, carefully
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Z. Notre Dame and the Isle de Pali&
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ritAVrig h Oaxaca daring the Yean 1901, 1905, and
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Of rich Meadow and Arable Land, all lying compact, and part
bounded by a fine Stream of Water, by which the Meadows
may be irrigated ; tie Lands are in fine commanding situations
fur Building, and plenty of Brick Earth, in possession and on
Lease to Mr. THOMAS.
I.or 2. PODLA N DS': an Enclosure of Arable Land, near
the Seven Mile stone, on the road to Bromley, containing Seven
Acres, Two Roods, and 50 Perches, on Lease as Lot 1, but
in possession of Jorix Fosrea, F.sq.
Loa. 3. PA PF.R. MEADOW : a Freehold Enclosure of rich
Meadow Lar.d. adjuinii.g the River, on the South side of the
Road, near Rushy-Green, containing ale Acre, Two Roods,
24 Perches, on Lease as thr others.
Lor 4. UPPER and LOW ER BRIDGE FIELD: a Free-
hold Enclosure of rich Arable Land, adjoining the high Road
from Rushy-Green to Sydenham, containing Nine Acres, Three
Rooth, .11 Perches, on Lease as the others, but in possession
--- Perm, Esq.
Lor 5. WINCIIAM MEADOWS: Two Freehold En-
closures of excellent Meadow Land, adjoining the Lands of
the Leathersellers' Company, and near Perry-street and Syden-
ham Common, containing rive Acres and 20 Perches, on
Lease as the others.
Lor 6. An ALLOTMENT on Sydenbam Common, adjoin-
ing the Road to Nornrood, containing Ten Acres, Freehold and
Tythe-free ; on Lease, but in possession of Joux Ponca, Esq.
The Lots may be viewed by applying to Mr. Thomas, Whet-
stone Farm, near Rushy-green,Lewlsham, where Particulars may
be had; and at the Black Horse, and Lion and lamb, Lewisham ;
Tiger's Head, Lee Green P ' Bell, Bromley • Green .an, Black-
he..th ;of Mr. Blamire, Solicitor, Gray's Inn Square; at Gar-
raway's; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square,
where a Plan may be seen.

HERTFORDSHIRE.
BETWEEN HATFIELD AND HERTFORD.
Splendid MANSION, GARDENS, beautiful PLEASURE-
GROUNDS, with a fine &wing Stream of Water, and
nearly TWO HUNDRED AND -THIRTEEN ACRES
of rich Meadows Pasture, and Arable Land, Plantations, and
Ozier Beds.

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Colfse-House Exchange-Alley, Cornball, on
WZIMESDAY, the 31se May, 1320, at Twelve &Clock,
4 VERY VALUABLE FREEHOLD and part
EA. COPY HOLD ESTATE. Land-tax redeemed. Com-
prising the magnificent MANSION-HOUSE. seated in a de-
lightful Park, called WOOLMERS, recently enlarged and im-
proved at a very considerable expense; well known as a residence
of the first consequence, in a very beautiful and healthy part of
the County of ILEItTS, between Hatfield and Hertford, and as
a neighbourhood of the first respectability.
The Mansion is adapted for :kir accommodation of a Noble.
man or Gcntle.man's family of the very first distinction, with
excellent °laces attached and detachado capital walled Gardens
fully stocked, cropped, and planted; :Int, Greon, and Succes-
sion-houses, Melon and Pine-pits, La--vns, most er.cbanting.,
Pleasure-grounds, with !,hady walks and alcoves ; adorned with
a fir.: rapid Stream of Water, stored with Fish; an unrivalled
Spring of dear Water, Caszade, &c.
' The Estate is richly ornamented with lernriant fire growing
Timber, Plar.tations, and Evergreens; containing nearly
TO HUNDRED AN THIRTEEN ACRES
Of rich Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, and Ozier Beds,
*early in a ring-ft•nce, principaily inclosad by pales, with Cot-
tages and Gardens, Carriage-drives, Gravelled-walks, &c. form-
ing, altogether, one of the handsomest properties in the County.
- To be viewed by Tickets. and by applying at the Mansion,
where Particulars may be.h id; at the liell, Hertf.rd ; Salisbury
Arms, Hatfield; White alert,. St. Alban's ; Sa:acen's Head,
Ware ; Red Lion and Green 111-.. n, Ilarr.et ; Falcon, and. Pour
Swans, Waltham-Cross; of M.sirs. Sandy:, 11,r:on, Iloarke,
Ind Sandy', Solicitors,. Crane-court, Fieet-street ; at Garrr.-
'may's ; and of Mr. Robias, Warwick-strk-ef., Goldm-equart,
whaa 'llckets for vicwingray be had, all a Ilarestakts

BRENTWOOD, ESSEX.
FREEHOLD and small part COPYHOLD ESTATES.
ELIGIBLE FARMS, with OUT-BUILDINGS, and up-
wards of TWO HUNDRED and THREE ACRES of
MEADOW, PASTURE, and ARABLE LAND.
By Sir. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on MUDS.
' DAT the 15th June, 1820, at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots,
THE DESIIIARLE FREEHOLD and small part
COPYEWLD ESTATES, 'situate at Brentwood, in the
County of Essex.
LoT 1. Comprises the CROWN and MITRE FARM,
situate at the East-end of the Town, opposite the 18th Mile-
stone, in the Pat ish of Shenfield, with a neat, comfortable Farm
House, Garden in front, separated from the road by Palisadoes,
an ezZelient Kitchen Garden, Farmyard, and Buildings, and
upwards of ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY-THREE
ACRES of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, in the Occu-
pation of Mr. Richard Turner, on Lease, tilt 1850.
LOT 2. THISTLEY MEAD, situate near the above,by the
Roadside to Thorndon, containing 3A. 2 R. 31 P. in the Oc-
cupation of Mr. Richard Turner, on Lease, till 1830.
Lon 4,5, and 8, TWO fine MEADOWS, situate ad-
joining the Chequers Inn, occupying a considerable Frontage to
the Town of Brentwood, most advantageous for Building, con-
taining 8 A. 3 R. 11 P. in the Occupation of Mr. Thomas
Wright, on Lease, till 1823.
Lor 7. A Capital ENCLOSURE of MEADOW LAND,
Cuckingstoo!, situate on the South side of the Road, at the en-
trance of Brentwood, containing 7 A. I It. 15 P.
Lor 8. THREE ENCLOSURES of fiae MEADOW
LAND, and an ARABLE FIELD, situate in Sawyer's-lane,
opposite to Lot 1, containing 26 A. 1 R. 1G P. in the Occupa-
tion of Mr. Richard Turner, on Lease, till 1830.
Lor 9. STUN EY FIELD, an Enclosure of Arable Land
opposite Lot 8, containing 10 A. 1 R. 18 I'. iu the occupation of
Mr. Richard Turner, on Lease till 1830.
Los 10. A COMPACT ESTATE, comprising THREE
ENCLOSURES of Meado* Land, situate in Back Lane,
leading frotn Brentwood to Weald, containing 14 A. 2 R. 38 P.
in the occupation of and en Lease to Sir. Turner.
LoT 11. A COPY HOLD EST.ITE, !teate near the last
Lot ; comprising Two Enclost.rea of Meadow Land on the
North side of the Road, and °neon the South side, containiug
8 A. 1 R. and 31 P. in til^ occupation of and on Lease to Mr.
Tkamaa Watty, till Michaeknas,
To be viewe'l by applyi:.g to Mr:Turner at the Farm, of
whom Particulars may he had ; at the White I-lan and
Chequers, Brentwood ; the Black Hoy, Chelmsford ; Cups, Cul-
clister •P Blue Posts, Witham ; Spread Eagle, ingatestone ;
White ilart,"'llotnforti ; Cock, Epping; of T. 6. Vander
Grecht, Esq. Solicitor, Craven-strect. Strand; at Garraway's;
and of Mr. Warwick.strevt; Uolde.u.stptare, ‘sdrest: a
nal of tau East% may be situ.

• PRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE.
This day was published, Corrected for 1820, price ss. 6d. sewed,
riIAYLOR'S BUILDER'S PRICE-BOOK ; con-
taining a Correct List of the Prices allowed by the most
eminent Surveyors in London, with the Jotirneymen's Prim.
To which are added, a variety Of Memorandums and Tables,
woeful to every person concerned in Building, Estimating, or
Valuing.—By an Eminent SURVEYOR.
Printed for J. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 59,
High Holborn.
Where may be bad, lately published,
1. Nicholson's Carpenter and Joiner's Assistant, Mustrated
with 79 Plates,end copious Explanations, the Fourth Edition,
corrected, £1 Is. bound.
2. Nicholson's Carpenter's New Guide, a complete Book of
Lines for Carpentry and Joinery, with 79 Plates, the Sixth
Edition, £1 ls. bound.
5. Nicholson's Student's Instructor in Drawing and Working
the Five Crden, 41 Plates, 10s. 6d. bound.
4. Modern Finishing, for Rooms, by W. Pocock, on 86
Plates, 4to. £2 29. bound.
5. Pocock's Designs for Churches, Chapels, Altars, Pulpits,
and Steeples, on 44 Plates, 4to. £1 I la. 6d. boards.

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