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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
January 21, 1899.
Herefordshire.
Marston, Pembridge and Kington—H. F. Bussell, of Pembridge, at Kington, on January 24, Freehold properties
Hereford—B. Wood, of Hereford, at same, on February 21, Freehold property Boss—Bootes and Wintle, of Boss, at same, on January 31, Freehold dwelling house and1 shop St. Devereux—Bobert Wood, of Hereford, at Kilpeck, on January 26, cottage and land
Hertfordshire.
Ware—B. and A. G. Thorowgood, of Hertford, at Ware, on January 24, Freehold properties
Huntingdonshire.
Peterborough—Fox and Yergette, of Peterborough, at same, on January 25, Freehold dwelling houses and building land
Stilton—Fox and Yergette, of Peterborough, at Stilton, on January 27, Freehold property Peterborough—Fox and Vergette, of Peterborough, at same, on January 31, Freehold building land
Kent.
Tunbridge Wells—E. J. Carter, of Tunbridge Wells, at same, on January 25 and 26, Furniture, etc.
Cranbrook—Geo. F. Attree, of Brighton, at Cran-brook, on January 26, Freehold residence and shares
Chart Sutton and Maidstone—B. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on January 26, Freehold properties
Canterbury—Young and Briggs, of Canterbury, at same, on February 4, Freehold property
Tunbridge Wells—Messrs. Wickenden, of Tunbridge Wells, at same, on February 17, Freehold cottage property
Lancashire.
Manchester—G. H. Larmuth, of Manchester, at same, on January 25, Freehold ground rents Stalybridge—Samuel Hall, of Stalybridge, at same, on January 25, licensed premises and dwelling houses
Badcliffe—Shepherd and Son, of Bochdale, at Bad-cliff e, on January 25, Leasehold shop and dwelling house
Salford—Beck and Makinson, of Manchester, at same, on January 24, Freehold properties Denton—J. Oheetman and Sons, of Denton, at same, on January 25, Freehold dwelling houses, shops, and building land
Heaton Norris—George Unsworth, of Manchester, at Heaton Chapel, on January 31, Freehold residences and building land
Cheadle—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at Cheadle, on February 1, Freehold land Blackburn—Mark N. Margerison, of Blackburn, at same, on January 25, Freehold licensed' property Bury—J. B. Parkinson, of Bury, at same, on January 25, Leasehold property
Chudleigh—Parkhouse and Sons, of Plymouth, at Chud'leigh, on February 14, Freehold property
Dorsetshire.
Bridport—Milledge and Son, of Weymouth, at Brid-port, on January 25, Freehold dwelling houses and premises
Wareham—Boberts, Son and Tory, of Dorchester, at Wareham, on February 2, Freehold dwelling house and shop property
Durham.
Darlington—Bichard S. Benson, of Darlington, at same, on January 31, Freehold residence and building land
Billingham—R. Appleton, of Stockton-on-Tees, at Billingham, on January 25, Freehold cottage property
Essex.
Chelmsford—Bodd and Martin, of Chelmsford, at same, on February 17, Freehold property
Gloucestershire.
Gloucester (near)—Bruton, Knowles and Co.,, of Gloucester, at same, early in March, Wotton Court Estate, 206 acres
Bristol—A. J. Welsby and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 25, dwelling houses and shop Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 23, Freehold dwelling houses Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on January 25, Freehold residences Cheltenham—Engall, Cox and Co., of Cheltenham, at same, on January 26, business and residential properties
Cheltenham—W. H. Horsley, of Cheltenham, at same, on January 27, Freehold residence St. George—Edward T. Parker, of Bristol, . at St.
George, on February 1, dwelling houses Stow-on-the-Wold—Acock and Tayler, of Cheltenham, at Stow-on-the-Wold, on January 26, Freehold cottage property
Bedminster—E. T. Parker, of Bristol, at Bed'minster, on January 25, Freehold properties Bristol—Young and Howes Kin conjunction with Nichols, Matthews and Co.), of Bristol, at same, on January 31, Freehold properties Barton Hill—C. J. Hole and Son, of Bristol, at same, on January 25, Freehold cottage property Cheltenham—S. M. Cornelius, of Cheltenham, at same, on February 7, Freehold residence and garden ground
Cheltenham—Bayley and Ad'ams, of Cheltenham, at same, on February 2, Freehold property
Hants.
Southsear—Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on January 23, Freehold residence, business premises and land
Southampton—Thos. Mieli, jun., of Southampton, at same, on January 24, Freehold and Leasehold properties
FORTHCOMING SALES BY AUCTION IN THE COUNTRY.
London Forthcoming Sales are given elsewhere. All announcements of sales should reach our Office by the first post on Thursday morning, or they cannot appear in the paper of the Saturday following.
Berkshire,
Hungerford—A. W. Neate, of Hungerford, at same, on January 25, Leasehold and Freehold premises
Cheshire.
Lower Bebington—T. G. Bond, of Liverpool, at same, on January 25, Freehold duelling houses and building land
Cornwall.
Penzance—Edward Mitchell, of Penzance, at same, on February 23, Freehold property
Cumberland.
Whitehaven—Jackson and Murray, of Whitehaven, at same, on January 26, licensed property
Derbyshire.
Derby—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at same, on January 27, Freehold properties and shares Ockbrook—Cumberland' and Sons, of Derby, at Ock-brook, on January 30, Freehold dwelling houses and building land
Ashoree—Ernest S. Mitchell, of Chesterfield, at Ashoree, on January 30, Freehold house, buildings, and 14 acres grass land
Devonshire.
Plymouth—Bowland Hambly, of Plymouth, at same, on January 31, The Mount Pleasant Hotel, F Honiton—T. D. Hussey, of Honiton, at same, on January 25, Freehold dwelling house and shop Bowbarton—Wm. J. Villar, of Taunton, at same, on January 25, dwelling house Devonport—W. J. Lamb, of Devonport, at same, on February 9, business premises Plymouth—Elliott, Ellis and Co., of Plymouth, at same, on February 2, Freehold property Teignmouth—Robert Frost and Son, of Teignmouth, at same, on January 18, Leasehold dwelling house Stonehouse—W. J. Lamb, of Devonport, at East St-onehouse, on February 2, dwelling house Kilmington—B. and C. Snell, of Kilmington, at same, on January 27, Freehold property Egg Buckland—J. C. Bevell, of Plymouth, at Plympton, on February 1, Freehold cottages
A NOVEL FARM AGREEMENT.
A new agreement drawn out by Mr. Lloyd Hughes, the owner of the Coedhelen Estate, Carnarvonshire, has attracted considerable attention among agriculturists throughout North Wales. It appears that some of the tenants have already signed the document•, but others have as yet abstained from doing so. The following are among the conditions contained in the agreement: —<1) The landlord lets and the tenant takes the farm for a year, six months’ notice to leave being given on either side. (2) The rent in each case will be fixed, and days for the payment thereof appointed; and the tenant must pay an additional rent of £50 for every acre of pasture land ploughed without the consent of the landlord. (5) The land-owner reserves to himself the right to the game, wild fowls (subject to the tenant’s rights under the Ground Game Act of 1880), and to the timber, quarries, and minerals on the land. (4) The tenant shall not let any part of a farm without the written consent of the owner. (5) The tenant, at the expiration of his tenancy, must leave all the buildings, together with the roads, doors and gates, etc., in a state of repair. (6) All the hay, straw, clover, and all crops, such as potatoes, turnips, swedes, etc., must be consumed on the farm, and the tenant shall not sell or remove them without the consent of the landowner, and if such permission is given the tenant at the end of three months must put artificial manure on the land worth at least one-fourth of the value of the hay sold, or the. tenth part of the value of the potatoes, swedes, etc., sold. (7) The tenant must also keep and protect the game, wild fowls, fish, etc., for the landowner, or for any person authorised by him. (8) The landowner shall have the right to prosecute trespassers and poachers in the name of the tenant. (9) The tenant is not allowed during the last year of his tenancy to let land for grazing purposes without paying a fine of £10 for each animal taken.
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