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of tourists. These include the Drop
ping we'll at Knaresborough, where
the water possesses petrifying prop
critics; Eugene Aram's Cave, Mother
Symptoms Cave and st. Roberts
Chapel. ia
Lord Ashburton, the husband OF
the former New York show girl,
Frances Belmont, after disposinS of
much of his family inheritance, is sell
ing ,Evington, in Kent, a beautiful
property which it is expected will be
cut up and bought by the tenants.
He still owns an estate near Alresford
in Hants, where shooting parties have
obtained big bags. Lord Ashburton's
family library, one of the most famous
in England was sold several years
ago. &rE
The new Marquis of Abergavenny is
selling the Nevill Court estate at Aber-
gavenny, Monmouth, in September.
1t covers an area of 1870 acres, the
mansion house being close to the
town, while the grounds extend back
to the River Usk and the Sugar Loaf
Mountain. The estate in Surrey or
the late Lord Alverstone, Winterfold,
Cranleigh,s also is changing hands.
The house was built only about thirty
years ago. The situation is magnlfi-
cent, 500 feet above sea level and COM
mands views over Black Down,
Hindhead and the hills above Ports
mouth.
No Ii Carlton House Terrace, Lon
don, the residence of the late LORD
Ardilaun, has been sold. Lord Tweed
mouths estate, Ellington, in Berwick
shire, has been sold, the buyer being
a Mr.. Lawson of Edinburgh. 1t was
rented for the shooting season for
many years by H. J. Tenant, prime
Minister Asquith's brother-in-laW, and
formerly Under Secretary for war.
Butterstone, Perthshire, the seat OF
the late Lord Armistead, extending
over 81 acres, also is changing hands.
Nobury Park, between Leatherhead
and Dorking, the residence OF the late
Leopold SolomOns, has been on the
market. 1t covers about 1000 acres
one-half of this comprising the park.
The house stands on a slope, AS feet
high. Fanny Burney was often at
Norbury Park and the place is associ-
ated in history with her name.
Cowley Hall, Chertsey, in the seven
teenth century the residence OF the
poet Abraham Cowley, was placed on
the market recently. The house
stands in twenty-five acres of sequest-
cred ground and meadows and is often
visited by tourists. Near Stratford-
on,Avon, Admington Hall. the estate
of Major W. J. Matthews, has been
sold. 1t included nearly the whole
of the village of Admington, the estate
extending over 725 acres.
Lord Montagu of Reaulieu, one OF
the survivors of the Persia, is selling
his town house. No Tilney Street.
Park Lane, having gotten into diff
Guilty through the financing OF Car
Illustrated a periodical devoted to
motoring. This property has been
nut into the bankruptcy court. Lord
Montagu being an unsecured creditor
and a share holder, having lost Soo'-
600 in the business
Viscount Hythe is selling his Nor
manhurst estate. 900 acres near BeN-
hill and Pevensey. Sir Mark sykes
has sold the greater portion Of his
1000 acre estate, Sledmere, near Hull,
obtaining about $350,OO0 for the land.
Lord Inchcape has offered his Chester
field Park estate, 5000 acres. in
Cambridgeshire. Lady VauX Of Har-
rowden has put Aston Rowant in OK
fordshire upon the market. The
Angel estate of Lady knightfey,
covering forty-two acres of property
in London, is in the market. TINS
estate is at Brixton, Stockwell, and
Chaplain and includes 700 houses OF
South London.
Col. Claude Lowther has offered for
sale his large estate near NaXAill-on-
Sea. Among the other well known
estates changing hands is DaHntsey
Park, near Chippenham, which be