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London, England, 1810-04-16 00:00:00

CANAL, COMMERCIAL. Der.:A; AND GLOLE
AS:ant ANCE I ARES.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
By Mr. scorr,
TAFFORDSHIItE and WORCESTVISTIIRE,
viding £4O per Share per annum ; Mcnmouth,hire dividing
£6 per Share; Grand Junction, Lancaster, Rochdale, Huddei!:.
field, Wilta a.id Berks, licnnet and Avon, Lock Funs!, Elles-
mere. Grand Surrey, and Croydon, Canal Share; ; Commercial
Dna, and Glebe Assurance liltarci.—Apply to Mr. Scot, No. CS,
New Bridge-street.

PREEHOLD LAND IN RONIINEY MARSH.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. ROPERI FINNIS,
At the Ship Ira. Dytnchareh, on WediP.s.Liy, the "...1 of May,
1910, ar Twelve o'Clock, (if not previously disposed of by
Private Contract) in four Lets,
-BOUT' 70 Acres of FREEHOLD rich Meadow
and Pasture LAND, In the Parishes of kaat Bridge and
New Church, In Rome ey Matah, Kcnt, of which poawsiion may
be had at Miehatlants nett.
For particulars, enquire of hlessrs. Bleasdale, Alexander, and
Witte, Hatton-Court t brealinePtile.,Art.:t ; of the Auctioneer,
at Hythe; and Mr. Jacob Marten of West Hythe, who will thew
the Land.

CONIPLETE SPORTING SEAT, HAMPSHIRE.
TO BE LEE, Unfurnixlivd, fora 'Ft rm of Years, awl may be

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entried upon immediately,
AN extensive MANOR, with a very good Mansion
House, fit fur the reception of a largo family, In good re-
pair, Coach-houses, Stabling, and Offices of every de,cription,
ennplete Dog-ltennell and Boiling-house, with a stream of water 1
running through it ; Gardens, Ornamental Plantations. tint-
house and Green House, a large Paddock and Pleasure (hounds,
with an excellent Trout Stream running through them, formed
into large and very ornamental sheers of water, most amply
stored with Trout and other Fish, and any quruitity of the sur-
rounding Meadow-and Fastt•re Land may be had.
The Manor is most abundantly stocked with Game, with se-
et•ral Packs of Fox-hounds in the neighbourhood, the property
a.1:1 reldcziee of the Earl of Clanricarde; lately deceasvil.
The Letate is situate at Warnlord, in the County of • Hants,
between and distant about ten miles each from Petersfied, Alto ,
Airesiord, Bishop's Waltham, and Winchester, in a beautiful part
of the Country, and about GO miles front London.—Appliotams
rimy lw made to R. L. Arnieyard, Esq. Lincoln's Inn, London ;
i.r to Mr. 6tares, Bishop's 'Waltham, Haws.

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