Febbttaby 18, 1899.
THE ESTATES GAZETTE
280
Leicestershire.
Somerby—Messrs. Boyce, 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.
Leicester—H. and F. Tarratt and Sons, of Leicester, at same, on February 22, Freehold properties Leicester—H. and F. T.arratt and Sons, of Leicester, at same, on March 1, Freehold properties Leicester—H and F. Tarratt and Sons, of Leicester, at same, on March 8, Cricket Ground Hotel Leicester—Arthur Andrew, of Leicester, at same, on February 28, Freehold property
Lincolnshire.
Spalding— S. and G. Kingston, of Spalding, at same, on February 21, Freehold residence Leake Friskney, etc.—T. P. and A. Saul, of Boston, at same, on February 22, Freehold property Fleet, Long Sutton, etc —S. and G. Kingston, of Spalding, at Long Sutton, on February 24, Freehold property
Pinchbeck and Spalding—J. Laming and Son, of Spalding, at same, on February 21, Freehold property
Spilsby—Mackinder and Beaty, of Spilsby, at same, on February 20, Freehold licensed property Strubby—Mason and Sons, of Louth, at Alford, on February 21, Freehold dwelling house and land Skidbrook, etc.—John Taylor and Son, of Louth, at same, on February 22, Freehold estates Heckington and Anwich—T. P. and A. Saul, of Boston, at Sleaford, on February 27, Freehold property
Lincoln—Robt. N. Whaley, of Lincoln, at same, on February 24, Freehold licensed property
IV! iddlesex.
Uxbridge—Norman and Son, of Uxbridge, at same, on March 9, Freehold properties Stanmore—Humbert and Flint, of Watford, at «ame, on March 7, Freehold property
Monmouthshire.
Chepstow, Monmouth, etc.—Driver and Co., of 23, Pall Mall, London, S.W., at Newport, on March 8, Freehold licensed properties Blaenavon—Straker and Son, of Abergavenny, at Blaenavon, on February 23, Leasehold shops and dwelling houses
Norfolk.
Norwich—S. Mealing Mills, of Norwich, at same, on February 22, Freehold property and shares Norwich—Messrs. Spelman, of Norwich, at same, on February 24, Freehold shop and dwelling houses
Herefordshire.
Hereford—R. Wood, of Hereford, at same, on February 21, Freehold dwelling houses and shops
Hertfordshire.
Ware—R. and A. G. Thorowgood, of Ware, at same, on February 21, Freehold shop and dwelling house
Hertford—R. and A. G. Thorowgood, of Hertford, at same, on February 25, Freehold dwelling houses
Watford—Humbert and Flint, of Watford, at same, on March 14, Freehold properties
Isle of Wight.
Ryde—Wallis, Riddett and Co., of Ryde, at same, on February 23, residences
Kent.
Chart Sutton—R. Waterman and Son, of Maidstone, at same, on February 23, Freehold property Swingfield—Thos. Wickens Fry, of Dover, at same, on February 23, Freehold dwelling house Dover—Worsfold and Hayward, of Dover, at same, on February 23, shares
Lancashire.
Wigan—George James Healy, of Wigan, at same, on February 24, Freehold licensed property Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 21, residence and Freehold dwelling houses
Manchester—George H. Larmuth, of Manchester, at same, on February 21, Freehold licensed premises and cottages
Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 22, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Morecambe—Fletcher and Wilsdon, of Morecambe, at same, on February 27, dwelling house Manchester—G. H. Larmuth, of Manchester, at same, on March 1, Freehold rents Bury—Walter Brierley, of Bury, at same, on February 20, cottages, land and ground rents Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 27, Freehold residence Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 20, Freehold cottage property and land
Manchester—William H. Wilson, of Manchester, at same, on March 2, Freehold dwelling house and shop
Pendleton—William Wilson and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 1, dwelling house Preston—Thos. Dewhurst and Son, of Preston, at same, on February 27, Freehold dwelling houses Manchester—W. H. Robinson, of Manchester, at same, on February 28, dwelling houses Tyldesley—Thomas Crompton, of Bolton, at Tyldes-ley, on February 22, dwelling houses Manchester—Fred Thompson and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 21, reversions to the value of £1,775.
Durham.
Darlington—Geo. Tarn Bainbridge, of Darlington, at same, on February 28, Freehold properties
Essex.
Southminster—A. Clear, of Maldon, at Southmin-ster, on February 28, pasture land
Gloucestershire.
Gloucester (near)—Bruton, Knowles and Co., of Gloucester, at same, on March 18, Wotton Court Estate, 206 acres
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
Kingswood Hill—Young and Howes, of Bristol (in conjunction with Ramsey and Co., of 62, King William-street, London, E.C.), at Kingswood hill, on February 28, Freehold ground rents, shops and pasture land
Prestbury, etc.—John G. Villar, of Cheltenham, at same, on February 23, Freehold cottages and land
Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on February 23, Freehold properties
Bristol—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 22, Freehold licensed and other property
Westbury-upon-Trym—Geo. Nichols, Smith and Alder, of Bristol, at same, on February 23, Freehold building land
Bristol—C. H Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 23, Freehold dwelling houses
Bristol—C. H Tucker and Co., of Bristol, .at same, on March 1, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Bristol—William R. Nurse and Co., of Bristol, at same, on February 22, licensed premises and dwelling house
Stow-on-the-Wold—Young and Gilling, of Cheltenham, at Stow-on-the-Wold, on March 2, Freehold business premises and dwelling house
Kingswood—Edward T. Parker, of Bristol, at Kingswood, on February 23, Freehold dwelling houses
Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 16, Freehold properties
Brockworth—Bruton. Knowles and Co., of Gloucester, at same, on February 25, residence
Hants.
Portsmouth—Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on February 20, Freehold dwelling houses
Southsea—Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on February 27, Freehold residence and dwelling houses
Winton and Moordown—Curtis and Son, of Bournemouth, at same, on February 28, Freehold residences
Gosport, etc.—Llewellyn, Puttock and Co., of Gosport, at same, on February 28, Freehold properties
Gosport—King and King, of Southsea, at Gosport, on February 23, Freehold dwelling house, market garden and shares
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Tarporley—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at Tarporley, on March 1, Freehold estate Whitby—Pickering and Nightingale, of Chester, at same, on March 11, Freehold farm, comprising about 52 acres
Runcorn—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at Runcorn, on March 8, Freeheld residence Chester—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at same, on March 11, Freehold dwelling houses
Cornwall.
Penzance—Edward Mitchell, of Penzance, at same, on February 23, Freehold property St. Mawgan-in-Pydar—John Tremaine, of St.
Columb, at same, on March 2, Freehold farms Newquay—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, at Newquay, on February 21, Freehold residence Penzance—George E. Jenkin, of Penzance, at same, on February 21, Leasehold residence
Cumberland.
Carlisle—Robert Dalton, of Carlisle, at same, on February 28, Freehold property
Derbyshire.
Derby—J. and W. Heathcote, of Derby, at same, on February 24, Freehold building estate Melbourne—Newbold and Son, of King’s Newton, at Melbourne, on February 22, Freehold cottages and building land
Derby—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at same, on February 24, Freehold dwelling houses and business premises
Devonshire.
Kingsbridge—W. H. Kelland, of Kingsbridge, at same, on February 28, Anchor Hotel Dawlish—Scott-Smith and Co., of Exeter, at same, on February 21, Freehold properties Exeter—Thomas Martin, of Exeter, at same, on ‘February 22, Freehold business premises Torquay—Percy Whitton (of the firm of Thompson and Co., of Exeter), at Torquay, on February 20, Leasehold residence
Sidmouth—Potbury and Sons, of Sidmouth, at same, on February 23, Freehold property Mutley—Elliott, Ellis and Co., of Plymouth, at same, on February 21, shop properties Exeter—Hussey and Son, of Exeter, at same, on February 21, Freehold residence Ivybridge—Rendell and Symons, of Totnes, at Ivy-bridge, on February 24, Freehold properties Plymouth—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, at same, on March 9, Freehold residence
Dorsetshire.
Beaminster, Netherbury, etc.—Samuel Cox, of Beaminster, at same, on February 23, dwelling houses, shops and land
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