Feeiuxaby 25, 1899.
THE ESTATES GAZETTE
324
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 Manchester—Fred. Thompson and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 7, dwelling houses Didsbury—Sam. I). Walton, of Wilmslow, at Manchester, on February 28, Freehold dwelling houses
Rochdale—Swift and Cropper, of Rochdale, at same, on March 2, Leasehold dwelling houses Rochdale—William Cockerill, of Rochdale, at same, on March 1, Freehold warehouses, building land and shares
Preston—J. B. Jones and Sons, of Preston, at same, on February 28, Freehold dwelling houses and shops
Preston—J. B. Jones and Sons, of Preston, at same, on March 1, dwelling houses Preston—Thos. Dewhurst and Son, of Preston, at same, on March 2, Freehold dwelling houses Ormskirk (near)—E. C. Stretch, of Ormskirk, at same, on March 9, Freehold residence i Chorley—Bradiey and Son, of Chorley, at same, on February 28, shops and dwelling houses Manchester—W. H. Robinson, of Manchester, at same, on February 28, dwelling houses Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 1, dwelling houses Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 7, Leasehold licensed premises
Leicestershire.
Leicester—H. and F. Tarratt 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.
Heckmgton and Anwich—T. P. and A. Saul, of Boston, at Sleaford, on February 27, Freehold property
Saxilby, etc.—Joseph E. Walter, of Lincoln, at Saxiiby, on March 1, Freehold properties Kingerby—Nettleship and Sons, of Market Rasen, at same, on February 28, Freehold grass land Salmonby—Parish and Stafford Waiter, of Horn-castle, at same, on March 4, Freehold property Great Grimsby (near)—Thompson and Wood, of Great Grimsby, at same, on March 3, Freehold properties
Saltfleetby— Mason and Sons, of Louth, at same, on March 1, farm
Louth—Dickinson and Riggall, of Louth, at same, on March 22, licensed property Boston and Skirbeck—James Eley, of Boston, at same, on March 1, Freehold estates Boston—James Eley (in conjunction with J. G. Killmgworth), of Boston, at same, on March 6, Freehold properties and shares Butterwick—James Eley, of Boston, at Butterwick, on March 7, Freehold estate
Cheltenham—John G.Villar, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 9, Freehold shops, dwelling houses and land
Hants.
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
Winchester—Gudgeon and Sons, of Winchester, at same, on March 8, Freehold cottage property Basingstoke—Simmons and Sons, of Basingstoke, at same, on March 22, Upper Wootton Farm, F, comprising about 415 acres Boscombe—Hankinson and Son, of Boscombe, at same, on March 6, Freehold residence Southsea—Penney and Clark, of Southsea, at same, on February 28, residences Portsmouth—Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at Portsmouth, on March 13, dwelling houses Portsmouth—Ernest Hall, of Portsmouth, at same, on March 9, Freehold business premises and residence
Hertfordshire.
Watford—Humbert and Flint, of Watford, at same, on March 14, Freehold properties Watford and Staninore—Humbert and Flint, of Watford, at same, on March 7, Freehold residences, shops and building land
Kent.
Tonbridge—Neve and Son, of Tonbridge, at same, on March 7, Freehold building land, cottages and shops
Maidstone, etc.—R. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on March 16, Freehold property Canterbury—Kennett and Chamberlain, of Canterbury, at same, on March 8, Freehold cottage property
Lancashire.
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 Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on February 27, Freehold residence 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
Exeter and Heavitree—Thompson and Co., of Exeter, at same, on March 1, small properties Woodbury Salterton—Thompson and Co., of Exeter, at same, on March 25, Freehold building land, comprising about 25 acres Crediton—Thompson and Co., of Exeter, at same, in March, Freehold cottage, buildings and land of about 17 acres
Durham.
Darlington—Geo. Tarn Bainbridge, of Darlington, at same, on February 28, Freehold properties West Hartlepool—J. J. Robinson, of West Hartlepool, at same on February 28, Freehold dwelling houses and building land
Darlington—Thos. Watson and Son, of Darlington, at same, on March 2, Freehold dwelling houses
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
Kingswood Hill—Young and Howes, of Bristol (in conjunction with Ramsey and Co., of 62, King Wimam-street, London, E.C.), at Kingswood hill, on February 28, Freehold ground rents, shops and pasture land
Bristol—C. H Tucker and Co., of Bristol, .at same, on March 1, Freehold and Leasehold properties Stow-on-the-Wold—Young and Gilling, of Cheltenham, at Stow-on-the-Woxd, on March 2, Freehold business premises and dwelling house Cheltenham—Bay ley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 16, Freehold properties Bristol—Cunningham and Gibaud, of Bristol, at same, on February 28, Freehold business premises
Bristol—Cunningham and Gibaud, of Bristol, at same, on March 2, life policies Shirehampton—Fred. H. Juliion, of Bristol, at same, on March 1, Freehold shops, dwelling houses and building land
Jlifton—Edward T. Parker, of Clifton, at same, on March 1, Freehold properties Bristol—E. T. Parker, of Bristol, at same, on March 2, dwelling houses
Bristol—Selfe, Ball, Smith and Co., of Bristol, at same, on March 1, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Bristol—Young and Howes (in conjunction with Nichols, Matthews and Co.), of Bristol, at same, on March 2, Freehold dwelling house Cheltenham—Warner, Sheppard and Wade, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 15, residence Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 23, residential properties and building land
Tarporley—Chur ton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at Tarporley, on March 1, Freehold estate Runcorn—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at Runcorn, on March 8, Freehold residence Chester—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at same, on March 11, Freehold dwelling houses Cheadle Hulme—G. H. Larmuth, of Manchester, at same, on March 8, residence Kelsall—Pickering and Nightingale, of Chester, at Kelsall, on March 15, Freehold dwelling houses and land
Cornwall.
St. Mawgan-in-Pydar—John Tremaine, of St.
Columb, at same, on March 2, Freehold farms 1 Saltash—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, i at same, on March 1, Freehold residential and cottage properties
Cumberland.
Carlisle—Robert Dalton, of Carlisle, at same, on February 28, Freehold properties Carlisle—Robert Dalton and Son, of Carlisle, at same, on February 27, Freehold dwelling houses and shop
Carlisle—Robert Dalton and Son, of Carlisle, at same, on March 14, Freehold cottage and warehouse property
Derbyshire.
Tibshelf—J. H. Bradwell and Son, of Mansfield, at Tibshelf, on March 6, Freehold licensed premises, dwelling houses and land
Long Eaton—Cumberland and Sons, of Derby, at Long Eaton, on March 13, Freehold building land, comprising about 178 acres
Devonshire.
Kingsbridge—W. H. Kelland, of Kingsbridge, at same, on February 28, Anchor Hotel
Plymouth—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, at same, on March 9, Freehold residence
Plymouth—Skardon, Sons and Hosking, of Plymouth, at same, on February 28, Freehold business premises
Modoury—William Pearse, of Modbury, at same, on March 2, Freehold business premises and cottages
Okehampton—Bert May, of Okehampton, at same, on March 1, Freehold properties and building leases
Plymouth—Thomas Bowen and Co., of Plymouth, at same, on March 2, Freehold dwelling house
East Stonehouse—R. Rugg Monk, of Plymouth, at Stonehouse, on March 7, Leasehold dwelling house
Exeter—Thompson and Co., of Exeter, at same, on March 8, Freehold shops, dwelling houses and stores
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