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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
January 28, 1899.
Northamptonshire.
Peterborough—Fox and Vergette, of Peterborough, at same, on January 31, building estate
Norfolk.
Norwich—Sewell and Barnes, of Norwich, at same, on February 17, Freehold licensed property
Nottinghamshire.
Nottingham—T. Wilson, of Nottingham, at same, on January 31, business premises East Kirkby—J. H. Bradwell and Son, of Nottingham, at East Kirkby, on January 30, Freehold cottages and building land
Oxfordshire.
Banbury—Castle, Son and Booth, of Banbury, at same, on January 30, Freehold property Bloxham—Castle, Son and Booth, of Banbury, at Bloxham, on February 7, arable land of 21 acres
Rutlandshire.
Langham—Messrs. Royce, of Oakham, at Langham, on February 2, Freehold cottage property
Shropshire.
Lincolnshire.
Owston Ferry—Wm. Standring, of Epworth, at Owston Ferry, on February 1, Freehold residence
Louth—Dickinson and Riggall, of Louth, at same, on January 31, Freehold dwelling houses and land
East Ville—William Welsh, of Spilsby, at same, on January 30, Freehold estate of about 62 acres
Market Rasen—Nettleship and Sons, of Market Rasen, at same, on January 31, Freehold dwelling house and grass land of about eight acres
Whaplode and Deeping St. Nicholas—S. and G. Kingston, of Spalding, at same, on February 7, Freehold dwelling houses and land
Bicker and Algarkirk—W. Cooley and Son, of Bicker, at Donington, on February 9, dwelling house and land
North Kyme—Robert Earl, of Sleaford, at North Kyme, on February 7, Freehold property and land of about 11 acres
Ruskington—Robert Earl, of Sleaford, at Rusking-ton, on February 9, Freehold licensed property
Quadring—Lumby and Son, of Donington, at same, on February 9, dwelling house and land comprising about 36 acres
Skirbeck and Wyberton—Sharp and Son, of Boston, at same, on February 1, pasture and meadow land of about nine acres
Barnetby—C. J. Calthrop, of Barton-on-Humber, at Barnetby-le-Wold, on February 8, Freehold property
Bassingham—Edward Bailey and Son, of Newark-upon-Trent, at Bassingham, on January 30, Freehold dwelling house and land
Mareham-le-Fen—Parish and Stafford Walter, of Horncastle, at Mareham-le-Fen, on February 3, Freehold property
Harsington—Parish and Stafford Walter, of Horn-castle, at same, on February 4, Freehold pasture land
Croft, Stickney, etc.—Mackinder and Beaty, of Spilsby, at same, on February 30, Freehold estates
Castle Bytham--Messrs. Royce, of Oakham, at Castle Bytham, on February 2, Freehold cottage property
Tunbridge Wells—Brackett and Sons, of Tunbridge Wells, at same, on February 3, Freehold dwelling house
Wye—W. and B. Hobbs, of Ashford, at Wye, on February 10, Freehold estate
Lancashire.
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 Bury—J. R. Parkinson, of Bury, at same, on January 30, cottage and shop property Manchester (near)—William Wilson and Son, of Manchester, at same, on January 31, Freehold shop property and land
Preston—J. B. Jones and Sons, of Preston, at same, on February 8, Freehold dwelling houses Preston—T. Dewhurst and Son, of Preston, at same, on February 2, Freehold dwelling house and shop
Penwartham—T. Dewhurst and Son, of Preston, at same, on February 6, farm, comprising about 31 acres
Torrisholme—R. C. Warriner, of Lancaster, at Torris-holme, on February 2, Freehold property Carnforth—R. C. Warriner, of Lancaster, at Carn-forth, on February 1, Freehold property Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 8, dwelling house Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 7, licensed premises and cottages
Waterfoot—Ashworth Law, of Newchurch, at Water-foot, on February 1, Leasehold premises Bolton—T. Crompton, of Bolton, at same, on February 2, dwelling houses
Leicestershire.
Cheltenham—S. M. Cornelius, of Cheltenham, at same, on February 7, Freehold residence and garden ground
Cirencester—C. F. Moore, of Cirencester, at same, on February 6, Freehold premises Cirencester—A. F. Hobbs, of Cirencester, at same, on February 6, Freehold shop and cottages Bristol—C. H. Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 8, Freehold dwelling houses Redland—Masters and Moon, of Weston-super-Mare, at Clifton, on February 8, Freehold shop and dwelling house
Stow-on-the-Wold—Franklin and Jones, of Oxford (in conjunction with Tuckett and Sons, of 2, Basinghall-street, London, E.C.), at Stow-on-the-Wold, on February 23, Freehold licensed׳ property
Hants.
Boscombe—Atkey and Roker, of Bournemouth, at Boscombe, on February 7, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Liphook and Headley—C. Bridger and Son, of Hasle-mere, at Liphook, on February 6, Freehold properties
Portsmouth—Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on February 20, Freehold dwelling houses
Herefordshire.
Ross—Rootes and Wintle, of Ross, at same, on January 31, Freehold dwelling house and1 shop Hereford—R. Wood, of Hereford, at same, on February 21, Freehold dwelling houses and shops Kingsland—R. H. George, of Leominster, at same, on February 10, Freehold pasture land of about 11 acres
Huntingdonshire.
Shrewsbury—R. Price and Son, of Shrewsbury, at same, on February 3; Freehold property Bridgnorth and Chelmarsh—Perry and Phillips, of Bridgnorth, at same, on January 30, Freehold property
Okengates, etc—Barber and Son, of Wellington, at same, on February 16, licensed properties
Somersetshire.
Timsbury—Fry and Asprey, of Bath, at Timsbury, on February 10, Freehold residence, building and pasture lands
Uxbridge—Willis and Crouch, of Uxbridge, at same, on February 9, Freehold property Harlington—Robert Newman, of Harlington, at same, on February 8, Freehold building land Bedfont—John F. Pott, of Staines, at Bedfont, on February 1, Freehold cottages
Monmouthshire.
Abergavenny—T. H. Tomkins, of Abergavenny, at same, on January 31, Freehold licensed property
Leicester—Hincks and Shakespear, of Leicester, at same, on February 1, Leasehold premises and life policies
Leicester—Warner, Sheppard and Wade, of Leicester, at same, on January 31, Freehold licensed pro* . perty
Leicester—John J. Curtis, of Leicester, at same, on January 31, cottage property
Hinckley—T. and G. Harrold, of Hinckley, at same, on February 2, Freehold property
Leicester—H. and F. Tarratt and Sons, of Leicester, at same, on February 8, licensed and other properties
Somerby—Messrs. Royce, of Oakham, at Melton Mowbray, on February 21, pasture land comprising about 49 acres
Brooksby Station—Whittle and Attenborough, of Leicester, at Brooksby Station, on February 23 and 24, Furniture, etc.
Peterborough—Fox and Yergette, of Peterborough, at same, on January 31, Freehold building land
Kent.
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
Maidstone—W. Day and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on February 16, Freehold property
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