Jantjaky 28, 1899.
THE ESTATES GAZETTE,
150
Castleford—J. W. Wheater, of Castleford, at same, on February 23, Freehold licensed premises and cottage property
Leeds—Hutton, Son and Horrox, of Leeds, at same־, on February 7, licensed property Beverley—Lane and Elweil, of Beverley, at same, on February 15, licensed property Richmond and Hudsweil—John Wether ell, of Richmond, at same, on February 4, Freehold business premises and grass land
Thirsk—Thomas G. Parker, of Thirsk, at same, on February 7, Freehold licensed property Grafton—Thomas G. Parker, of Thirsk, at Knares-borough, on February 1, Freehold dwelling houses and land
York—Dawson and Lawson, of York, at same, on January 31, Freehold dwelling houses Elland—Ramsden, Scarborough and Son, of Elland, at same, on January 31, Freehold dwelling houses and building land
Kirkstall—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at Kirkstall, on February 6, Leasehold dwelling houses and land
Garforth—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at same, on January 31, residences
Hull—W. N. Lewendon and Son, of Hull, at same, on February 1, Freehold licensed premises Leeds—Hollis and Webb, of Leeds, at same, on February 16, Freehold dwelling houses Leeds—Hollis and Webb, of Leeds, at same, on February 13, Freehold estate Conisborough—Thos Shearman, of Doncaster, at Conisborough, on January 31, Freehold property Sheffield—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, at Sheffield, at same, on February 7, Freehold building estate and dwelling houses Harrogate—Renton and Renton, of Harrogate, at same, on February 6, Freehold building land Pudsey—Henry Gott, of Pudsey, at same, on February 7, Freehold dwelling houses
Wales.
Wrexham—Frank Lloyd, of Wrexham, at same, on January 30, ground rent
Coedway—Winterton and Sons, of Lichfield, at Shrewsbury, on February 7, Freehold estate comprising about 240 acres
Cardiff—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at same, on February 2, Leasehold business premises
Llanrwst—R. and R. Jones, of Llanrwst, at same, on January 31, Freehold property
Carmarthen (near)—John Francis, of Carmarthen, at same, on February 4, Freehold residence and land, comprising about 119 acres
Birmingham—Henry Hendriks, of Birmingham, at same, on February 15, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Westmorland.
Kendal—M. Derome, of Kendal, at same, on February 1, building land
Wiltshire.
Box (near)—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at Box, on February 1, Freehold cottage property Chippenham—Wm. Burbidge, of Chippenham, at same, on February 10, shares Broughton Gifford—Wm. Burbidge, of Chippenham, at Melksham, on February 7, Freehold cottages and gardens
Worcestershire.
Dudley—J. Shedden and Son, of Dudley, at same, on February 14, Freehold dwelling houses, building land and licensed property Dudley—Alfred W. Dando, of Dudley, at same, on February 7, Freehold dwelling houses and residences
Yorkshire,
Goole—T. D. Clegg, of Goole, at same, on January 30, Freehold building estate Leeds—E. W. Batley and Son, of Leeds, at same, on January 31, Freehold shops and dwelling houses Leeds—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at same, on January 30, business premises and duelling houses
Leeds—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at Woodhouse, on January 30, dwelling houses Hunslet—Whitham and Sons, of Leeds, at Hunslet, on February 1, dwelling houses and outbuildings Huddersfield—Eddison, Taylor and Booth, of Huddersfield, at same, on January 31, Freehold and Leasehold: properties
Huddersfield—Eddison, Taylor and Booth, of Huddersfield, at same, on February 14, Leasehold dwelling houses
Billingshurstr—John Churchman and Sons, of Bil-lingshurst, at same, on February 6, Freehold meadow land
Hailsham—A. Burtenshaw and Son, of Hailsham, at same, on February 8, a brickyard of about two acres
Warwickshire.
Birmingham—J. W. Florance, of Birmingham, at same, on February 7, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—J. W. Florance, of Birmingham, at same, on February 14, shops and dwelling houses
Birmingham—Hadley and Amphlet, of Birmingham, at same, on February 10, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on February 1, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Edwards, Son and Bigwood, of Birmingham, at same, on January 30, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—F. W. Goodeve, of Birmingham, at same, on February 7, Freehold and Leasehold' properties
Birmingham—Grimley and' Son, of Birmingham, at same, on February 9, Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Thomas and Bettridge, of Birmingham, at same, on February 2, Freehold ground rents
Birmingham—Frank Smith and Wilson, of Birmingham, at same, on February 16, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—William R. Fleetwood, of Birmingham, at same, on February 22, Freehold and Leasehold residences
Leamington Spa—J. Hawkes, of Leamington Spa, at same, on February 22, Freehold residence
Birmingham—W. Fowler, Pemberton ancVBewlay, of Birmingham, at same, on February 9, Freehold ground rents
Rugby—James Styles, of Rugby, at same, on January 31, Freehold licensed premises and dwelling house
Birmingham—Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on February 23, Freehold property
Birmingham—Pass and Swingler, of Birmingham, at same, on February 15, Freehold and Leasehold residences
Birmingham—Thomas and Bettridge, of Birmingham, at same, on February 16, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Fowler, Pemberton and Bewlay, of Birmingham, at same, on February 8, Leasehold property
Birmingham—Clement, Weller and Locker, of Birmingham, at same, on February 13, Leasehold residences
Bath—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at same, on February 7, Freehold ground rents and building land	,	.
Wedmore, Cheddar and Meare—Bennett, Millard and Lloyd, of Wedmore, at same, on February 8, dwelling house, business• premises, brick and tile yard, and 106 acres of dairy lands
Burnham and Berrow—Scott-Smith and Co., of Exeter, at Burnham, on February 28, Freehold properties
Bath—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at same, on February 16, Leasehold and Freehold dwelling houses
Bath—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at same, on February 21, Freehold premises
Taunton—Wm. J. Villar, of Taunton, at same, on February 8, Freehold property
Suffolk.
same, on February 10, Freehold property Bury St. Edmunds—Biddell and Blencowe, of Bury St. Edmunds, at same, on February 10, Freehold business premises
Surrey.
Woking—Henry Harper, Walton and Co., of 23, Ebury-street, Victoria Station, London, at Woking, on February 1, Freehold residence Hcrsell—Chas. Atkins, of Lewisham, at Woking, on February 7, Freehold building land Egham—Green and Son, of 72 and 217, king-street, Hammersmith, London, at Egham, on February 8, Leasehold cottages
Sussex.
at same, on January 31. freehold resiuenee Lewes—St. John Smith, of Uckfield, at Lewes, on January 31, Freehold dwelling house Brighton—Wilkinson, Son and Welch, of Brighton, at same, on February 28, Freehold residences Chichester and Bosham—Hobgen Bros., of Chichester, at same, on February 16, Freehold properties
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