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London, England, 1820-06-03 00:00:00

SALES 1111 AUCTION.
COMPACT BREWERY AND RESIDENCE, GARDEN
AND LANIX—EGHAM, SURREY,
With early Potsession,
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on Fimair, June iG, at Twely
AN eligible FREEHOLD and part COPYHOLD
PROPERTY, situate at the entrance of the Town of
Egham, about eighteen miles from London, in the County of
Surrey; consisting of a compact brick-built Brewery, with
&ere-cellars, Stabling, and Out-buildings; and a detached Cot-
tage Residence, containing six Bed-chambers, two Sitting-rooms,
and Domestic Offices; with a Garden and Orchard., walled round'
and planted with Fruit-trees, and a Paddock adjoining; con-
taining altogether about Four Acres.—Also, an Allotment of
about Half an Acre of Land, in the Common Fteld.—The
Premises are situate in a populous and respectable neighbour-
hood, and present a most excellent opportunity for opening an
, extensive Business.
Te be viewed, ten days previous to the Sale; and Parti:ulas
had en the Premises; at the Catherine Wheel, Egham r Bush,
&aines ; Castle, Windsor; George, Hounslow; of Mr. Williams,
Solicitor, Red Lion-square; at the Mart; and of Mr. Hoggart,
62, Old Broad-street.

HADLOW, NEAR TONBRIDGE, IN THE COUNTY
OF KENT.
CAPITAL FREEHOLD, GRAZING, AND ARABLE
' FARMS, AND HOP-GROUNDS, INTERSECTED BY
THE RIVER MEDWAY.

By Mr. IIOGGART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY', June 16, at Twelve, in Two .Lots.
GOLDEN HILL FARM, containing ONE HUN-
DRED and SEVENTY-ONE ACRES of the finest
LAND and HOP- GROUND in the County of KENT,
whereof Fifty-two Acres are Arable, Seventy-three Acres rich
Feeding Ground, Tnirty-two Acres Hop Land, and the remain-
der Wood and Water; the whole lying within a Ring Fence,
and intersected by the navigable Diver Medway, in which there
is a most valuible Eel Fishery, at the Tumbling Bay, which, as
well as the Towing-path, belongs to the Property ; the Estate
is situate upon the Turnpike-road, between Toobridge and
Maidstone, in the centre of four of the principal Cattle-markets
In England, and within thirty-five miles of London, with a
large Farm-house, two capacious Barns, 'Hop-oast erected upon
an Unproved principle at very considerable expense, large Farm-
yard in four divisions, with Water in the centre, and surrounded
by Cattle-sheds, two other Yards with Sheds, and numerous
Out-buildings, capital Garden and Orchards • the Estate is in
the occupation of Mr. Ktenceo, at a remarkably low Rent of
X5OO per annu m.—G OBL N D'S FARM, a short distance
from Golden Hill,containing Eighty-three Acres, One Rood, and
Twenty-five Perches of Fertile Land, of which upwards of Fifty
Aetes are in Hops, and lying within a Ring-fence, with two
Cottages, Garden, earns, Stabling, Cattle-lodges, and Out-
buildings; in the occupation of Wairaa Mai, Esq. on Lease
for Twenty-one years from Michaelmas, 1815, at a low Rent of
5e255 per annum.
These Estates may be viewed on application to the Tenants,
and Particulars had twenty days prior m the Sale, of Mr.
R. S. Taylor Solicitor, Gray's Inn ; of Messrs. Scoones, Soli-
citors, Tunbridge ; Mr. Donne' Solicitor, New Inn ; Messrs.
Edwards and Son, Solicitors, Castle-street, Holborn; also at
the Crown Inn, Sevencaks ; Rose and Crown, Tonbridge •
George, Cnuabrook ; Bell Inn, Maidstone; at the Mart; and
of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Broad-street, where a Plan of the
Estate may be seen.

CHEERFUL TOWN RESIDENCE, LOWER OROS-
TENOR- PL A C E,
In the immediate Vicinity of the Parks,
With the appropriate FURNITURE and FIXTURES,
In One Lot. •
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on FRIDAY, June 23, at Twelve
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD ESTA TE; holdea
for Thirty-three Tears, at a Grounderent, comprising an
excellent well-built Residence, situate No. S, Lower Grosvenor-
place, overlooking the Gardens of Buckingham-bouse, together
with all the Furniture, Futures, aqd Effects. The Premises
are five stories high, and contain seven Bed-chambers, two ele-
gant Drawing-rooms, about 30 feet by lt feet, with Marble
Chimney-pieces, Windows to the Igor, and Balconies, Dining
and Breakfast-rooms, communicating by folding doors, Hall,,
and Water-closet, with suitable arrangements in the basement
story far domestic purposes.
To be viewed by cards only, which, with Particulars, may
be had of Mr. Hoggart, 62, Old Braid-street ; Particulars also
at the Mart.

OPPOSITE TO, THE PEACOCK, ISLINGTON, AND
CONTIGUOUS TO THE REGENVS CANAL
An EXTENSIVE and very VALUABLE FREEHOLD
PROPERTY, the Lease now expiring, at Old Rents of about
Four Hundred Pounds per Annum.
By Mr. HOGGART,
At the Mart, on Fainar, June 23, at Twelve, innumerous Lets,
A CAPITAL and very VALUABLE FREE-
Ii at the top of the City-road, Isling-
ton; consisting of nearly the whole of the. Ground, with the
Houses and Tenements thereon, extending from nearly the Cor-
ner of the Road to the Toll-gate, and abutting upon Mr. Rhodes's
Premises, contiguous also to the Regent's Canal, and upwards
of 360 feet in front of the high road ; upon the Estate are up-
wards of Forty Houses and Tenements of various descriptions,
includiog the Illakeney's Head Public-house, several Courts,
large Gardens, Alleys, and Yards, the whole occupying a very
considerable site of Ground, in a moot dedrable and improving
situation, capable of producing Ground-rents upon Building
Leases of considerable importance, in the occupation of Messrs.
Waters, Jolly, Smith, Edwards, Archer, Suck, and Skinner.
The Estate may be viewed upon reerence to the Tenants;
and Particulars had fifteen days prior to the Sale; of Mr.
Fisher, Solicitor, Maddox-street, Hanover-oquare ; of Mt. Lane,
Solicitor, Goldsmiths' Hall; the Peacock, at lain' igton; at the
Wart ; and of Mr. Holman, 62, Old Broad-street.

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE
VALUABLE MANOR FARMS, TITHES;
By Mr: HOGGART,
At the Mart, co Femme, June 30, at Twelve, under a Com-
mission of Bankrupt,
Ir..FEE SIMPLE and INHERITANCE of
part, and the Life Estate and Interest of the Gentleman
(aged 51) against whom the Commission is issued in other part,
of the MANOR of TOWERS EY, in Buckinghamshire, co-
extensive with the Parish (which contains nearly 1500 Acres),
with the Quit-rents and Immunities, and divers Farm Houses,
and emellent inclosed Lands and open Field Lands within the
Manor, containing together 742 Acres, at present let to good
Tenants, at annual Rents, amountlopin the whole to £857, but
capable of very great improvement and advance, particularly in
case of an inclosure, and now moderately estimated to be of the
yearly value of upwards of £l2OO. Towsney is distant only
about one mile from Theme (an Important Market Town),
about eight miles from Aylesbury, and twelve from Oxford.—
Also the Fee Simple and Inheritance of the Great or Rectorial
Tithes of the Entirety of the said Lands, which Tithes are let
with the Lands and included in the above Rental, and also in a
fine situation. Two of the Farms, viz. the orange Farm, con-
taining about 97 Acres, and the Penn Farm, containing about
109 Acres, are held byllfr. William OrpWoOd, under a Lease,
of which ten years are unexpired, at the annual Rent of £2BO,
payable Quarteriy.
This Estate is situate in a fine open country, forming part of
the Vale of Aylesbury, adjoins the Estates, and lies mese •to
Thames Park, the beautiful seat of Miss Wykkuun, and Is
bounded on two sides by the Estates of Philip T.Wykham, Esq.
from whose seat (Tythorpe House) part of this property is dis.
tint only about a quarter of a mile. Within the Manor are
several pieces of Common Lands, including the Village Green,
*bleb is capacious, and of great value, owing to its contiguity
to the Dwelling-bosses and its excellent; quality. Many of the
Paddocks and small Inclosures lie interspersed amongst the free..
hold properties of other persons in the village, and are objects of
accommodation : these will be divided into small Lots, and will
be sold for an unincumbered Estate of Fee Simple and Inherit-
ance, as to two-thirds, and for an urincumbered Estate for one
thousand years, as to the other third, as will also . some other
parts of the USW.
Printed Particulars will be published soon, and may be bad
at the Crown Inn, in Marne ; the Red Lion, High Wycombe ;
the George Inn, Aylesbury; the Mitre, Oxford; the Auction
Mart, London; at the Oilkes of Messrs. Monier and Son, Soli-
citors, Maine; of -16flon. Churchill and Field, Solicitors, Ded-
dington ; of Messrs. !Essington and Wilson, Solicitors% in Shef-
field ; or Mr. Hoggartr Broad-street, London; and-Dtr..lommud
John Wake, SheSeld, tielicitof to the Assignees.