Janttaby 7, 1899.
THE ESTATES GAZETTE
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Somersetshire.
Newtown—Greenslade and Kidner, of Taunton, at Buckland St. Mary, on January 17, residential and business properties
Bedminster—C. J. Hole and Son, of Bristol, at same, on January 11, Freehold property Midsomer Norton (near)—George Ferris Powell (Messrs. Powell and Powell), at Bath, at same, on January 17, Leasehold cottage property
Surrey.
Witley—Messrs. Mellersh, of Godaiming, at same, on January 20, Freehold building land of about eight acres
Sussex.
Lewes (near)—Bullock and1 Sadler, of Brighton, at same, on January 24, licensed properties Brighton—Wilkinson, Son and Welch, of Brighton, at same, on January 31, Freehold residence
Warwickshire.
Birmingham— Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on January 19, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Coventry (near)—Joseph Ashley, of Coventry, at same, on January 11, Freehold estate of about 41 acres
Birmingham—Grove and Baker, of Birmingham, at same, on January 20, Freehold residence and Leasehold investments
Birmingham—Thomas and Bettridge, of Birmingham, at same, on January 24, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Leamington Spa—J. Anthony Locke, of Leamington Spa, at same, on January 19, Freehold business premises
Birmingham—Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on January 26, Leasehold residences and shops
Worcestershire.
Stourbridge—Oates, Perrens and Wooldridge, of Stourbridge, at same, on January 20, Freehold licensed property
Yorkshire,
Ilkley—W. G. ¡Stansfield and Co., of Bradford, at Ilkley, on January 14, Freehold dwelling houses and building land
Doncaster—W. H. Dewhurst, of Doncaster, at same, on January 9, Freehold1 dwelling house Morley—Whitham and Sons, of Morley, at same, on January 18, residential properties Clifford—Stephenson and Son, of York, at Clifford, on January 25, Freehold dwelling house and land
Leeds—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at same, on January 16, Freehold dwelling houses Sheffield—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, of Sheffield, at same, on January 10, The Burton Weir Works, L, also Machinery and Plant Sheffield—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, at Sheffield, at same, on January 17, Leasehold dwelling houses
Wales.
Cardiff—J. T. Saunders, of Cardiff, at same, on January 19, Leasehold property Llanbadrig—-J. Pritchard and Porter, of Bangor, at Llangefni, on January 26, Tithe rent charges
Herefordshire.
Hereford (near)—F. H. Merrick, of Hereford, at same, on January 12, Claremont House, F
Hertfordshire.
i Baldock—Edward Smith, of Baldock, at same, on j January 13, Freehold dwelling house and shop
Kent.
Maidstone—R. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on January 19, Freehold properties and
Chart Sutton and Maidstone—R. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on January 26, Freehold properties
Lancashire.
Lancaster—J. P. Baines, of Lancaster, at same, on January 12, school house Southport—J. Hatch, of Southport, at same, on January 11, Leasehold residence Warrington (near)—Thomas Sutton and Sons, of Warrington, at same, on January 18, Freehold farm, comprising about 23 acres
Leicestershire.
Hal hern—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at Hathern, on January 25, Freehold cottages and shop
Lincolnshire.
Louth (near)—John Taylor and Son, of Louth, at same, on January 11, Freehold property
Monmouthshire.
Abergavenny—Straker and Son, of Abergavenny, at same, on January 10, Freehold licensed property, dwelling houses and land
Norfolk.
Hunstanton—Ingram, Watson and Sons, of Hunstanton, at same, on January 11, residence Yarmouth—T. W. Warren, of Yarmouth, at same, on January 10, Freehold and other properties
Nottinghamshire.
Nottingham—Morris and Place, of Nottingham, at same, on January 18, Leasehold property Nottingham—W. M Whitehead, of Nottingham, at same, on January 11, Freehold' property
Oxfordshire.
Woodstock—Franklin and Jones, of Oxford, at same, on January 21. Leasehold licensed property
Shropshire.
Whittington—Whitfield and Son, of Oswestry, at same, on January 17, Freehold land
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Cornwall.
Saltash—Elliott, Ellis and Co., of Plymouth, at same, on January 10, Freehold residence Penzance—Edward Eve, of Penzance, at same, on January 17, dwelling house Germoe—John Coad, of St. Keverne, at Helston, on January 18, Freehold properties
Cumberland.
Carlisle—Thornborrow and Co., of Penrith, at Carlisle, on January 16, Freehold licensed property, and dwelling houses
Carlisle—Robert Dalton and Son, of Carlisle, at same, on January 9, Freehold land
Derbyshire.
Derby—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at same, on January 27, Freehold properties and shares
Devonshire.
Dartmoor—Ward and Chowen, of Tavistock, at same, on January 11, Stannon Manor Estate Exeter—A. Bromley Sanders, of Exeter, at same, on January 17 and 18, Furniture, etc.
Plymouth—Elliott, Ellis and Co., of Plymouth, at same, on January 12, The St. Andrew’s Terrace Property, Freehold
Plymouth—Rowland Hambly, of Plymouth, at same, on January 31, The Mount Pleasant Hotel, F Plymouth—Parkhouse and Sons, of Plymouth, at same, on January 12, Freehold dwelling house Plymouth—Gilchrist and Bishop, of Plymouth, at same, on January 19, Freehold building land Plymouth—'Woolland and Sons, of Plymouth, at same, on January 17, Freehold' residence
Dorsetshire.
Marnhull—Senior and Godwin, of Sturminster Newton, at Marnhull, on January 12, Freehold dwelling house
Durham.
Shildon—Joseph Holmes, of Shildon, at same, on January 9, Freehold dwelling houses
Gloucestershire.
Gloucester (near)—Bruton, Knowles and Co.., of Gloucester, at same, early in March, Wotton Court Estate, 206 acres
Cheltenham—Engall, Cox and Co., of Cheltenham, at same, on January 26, cottage and land Bristol—C. II. Tucker, of Bristol, at same, on January 18, business premises Bristol—C. H. Tucker, of Bristol, at Kingsdown, on January 19, Freehold and Leasehold dwelling houses
Hants.
Winchester—Gudgeon and' Sons, of Winchester, at same, on January 18, Freehold residential property and building land
Ar.dover—Frederick Ellen (F. Ellen and Son), of Andover, at same, on January 13, Freehold landed estate comprising about 30 acres Southsea—Penney and Clark, of Southsea, at same, on January 17, Freehold properties
He thought if the Government had pressed on the Commission that such a report should he made, they would have succeeded in persuading them to do it. As things now were, it was a mere chance, in his judgment, as to whether they would be able to persuade Government to take it up, or Parliament to pass a Bill if the Government did take it up. There would be very strong opposition, he was sure, to putting tithe owners on the same level as occupiers of land, but he thought they were doing quite the right thing in pressing the matter. He was quite ready to bring the matter before the Bishops and see whether the Episcopal bench could take it up. He would discuss it with them, and if they were willing to join him he would be quite ready to attempt to influence the Government. In a matter of that sort they could not always predict what was the best mode of dealing with Government, and, therefore, he could not speak about that. He would do his best, but in what way he could not say until he had made inquiries. He would bring the question before the Bishops, and try to get them to take it up as a matter affecting the Church. He thought Cabinets were, generally speaking, very difficult to move when׳ they asked them to anticipate a report of a Commission now sitting.
Mr. Peterson: They anticipated that report in the case of the Agricultural Bates Act, 1896, because the Commission is sitting to inquire into the burdens upon all ratepayers.
The Archbishop : Ah, yes ; of course.
The Bev. E. E. Gepp pointed out that they were only asking for the same temporary relief which had been granted to others, pending the report of the Boyal Commission.
The deputation then withdrew.
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Berkshire.
Beading—Simmons and Sons, of Beading, at same, on January 17, Freehold licensed premises Abingdon—Harris and Jackson, of Abingdon, at same, on January 19, Freehold properties Lambourn (near)—Dreweatt and Watson, of Newbury, at same, on January 17, Freehold property
Buckinghamshire.
Badnage, and Great Marlow—Eaffety and Son, of High Wycombe, at same, on January 13, meadows and pasture land
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