March 11, 1899.
THE ESTATES GAZETTE*
414
Morley—Whitham and Sons, of Morley, at same, on March 16, Freehold dwelling houses and buildm»
Briestwistle, etc.—B. P. Nettle ton, of Batley, at Briestwistle. on March 16, land Newba-ld-J. S. Vickers, of Beverley at same, on March 18, dwelling house, mill and land Menston—W. G. Stansfleld and Co., of Bradford, at same, on March 16, building land
Doncaster—Thomas Tomlinson, of Thorne, at Doncaster, on March 17, Freehold dwelling houses Hessay, etc.—Richardson and Trotter, of York, at same, on April 13, farms and grass land Leeds—Hollis and Webb, of Leeds, at same, on March 23, Freehold manufacturing estate Leeds—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds■, at same, on March 21, building land
X,eeds—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at same, on March 20, Freehold building land Yew Worth'ey—E. W. Batley and Son, of Leeds, at Mew Worthley, on March 20, dwelling houses Hunslet and Leeds—Whitham and Sons, of Leeds, at Hunslet, on March 23, Freehold shop and cottage properties
Knaresborough—Renton and Renton, of Harrogate, at Knaresborough, on March 20, licensed property Northallerton—W. Walker, of Bedale, at Nortnaher-ton, on March 29, Freehold property Thirsk—Robert Atkinson, of Thirsk, at same, on March 27, Leasehold dwelling house
Wales.
Pontypridd—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at same, on March 22, Freehold ground rents Cardiff—Gottwaltz, Bowring and Perry, of Cardiff, at same, on March 13. dwelling houses Cardiff—R. H. Seel and Isaac, of Cardiff, at same, on March 14, dwelling houses Cardiff—Albert Andrews and Co., of Cardiff, at same, on March 16, Leasehold properties Cardiff—S. Hern and Pertwee, of Cardiff, at same, on March 16, Leasehold properties Llandrindod Wells—Illtyd Thomas, of Cardiff, at Llandrindod Wells, on March 20, Freehold pro-perty
Cardiff—Illtyd Thomas,, of Cardiff, at same, on March 21, Leasehold properties and Freehold ground rents
Cardiff—J. E. Gunn, of Cardiff, at same, on March
28,	Freehold licensed and other property Llangefni—W. Dew and Son, of Bangor, at Llangefni, on April 13, Leasehold residence
Cardiff—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at same, on March 30, Leaseholl properties Pontypridd and: Llantwit Vardre—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at Pontypridd, on March
29,	Freehold ground rents and mineral property Eglwysilan—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff,
at same, on April 1, Freehold mineral properties Penarth—Gottwaltz, Bowring and Perry, of Cardiff, at same, on March 27. Leasehold residence Cardiff—Gottwaltz, Bowring and Perry, of Cardiff, at same, on March 30, dwelling houie Bangor—John Pritchard and Porter, of Bangor, at same, on March 22, Freehold residence Llandudno—A. J. Oldman, of Llandudno, at same, on March 15, Leasehold dwelling house Penarth—Gottwaltz, Bowring and Perry, of Cardiff, at same, on Mardi 27, Leasehold property
Devizes—G. T. Smith, of Devizes, at same, on April 24, Freehold estate comprising about 470 acres and licensed property
Salisbury—Waters and Rawlence. of Salisbury, at same, on March 17, Freehold properties Salisbury—J. T. Woolley, of Salisbury, at same, on March 22, Freehold residential and business properties
Worcestershire.
Worcester—Frank Everill and Co., of Worcester, at same, on March 22, Freehold residences, shops, cottages and land
Yorkshire,
Halifax—Davis and Shoesmith, of Halifax, at same, on March 10, Freehold shops and premises Bramiey—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at Bramley, on March 22, Freehold estate comprising about 46 acres
Selby—F. Thirkill, of Selby, at same, on March 13, Freehold property
Churchwell—Whitham and Sons, of Leeds, at Church-well, on March 15, Freehold properties Sheffield—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, of Sheffield, at same, on March 14, Freehold and Leasehold dwelling houses and land Halifax—Davis and Shoesmitli, of Halifax, at same, on March 15, Freehold properties Leeds—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at same, on March 21, Freehold property
Farsley—Thomas Bray, of Stanningley, at Farsley, on March 15, Freehold building land Fulford—Hollis and Webb, of Leeds, at York, on March 13, Freehold dwelling houses Leeds—Hollis and Webb, of Leeds, at same, on March 14, Freehold dwelling houses Leeds—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at same, on March 14, dwelling houses Bramlev and Pudsey—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at Bramley, on March 16, Freehold building land
York—Richardson and Trotter, of York, at same, on March 16, the North Eastern Hotel, F Leeds—E. W. Batley and Son, of Leeds, at same, on March 13, dwelling houses
Huddersfield—Eddison, Taylor and Booth, of Huddersfield, at same, on March 28, Freehold licensed premises and dwelling houses Thorne—Thos. Tomlinson, of Thorne, at same, on March 22, dwelling houses and shops Hunslet—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at Hunslet. in April, Freehold residential property and building land
Sheffield—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, of Sheffield, at same, on March 21, Freehold and Leasehold residences, dwelling houses and sale-shops
Whitby—Robert Gray, of Whitby, at same, on March 14, Freehold dwelling house Pontefract—Bentley and Sons, of Knottingiey, at Pontefract, on March 15, Freehold business pre-
Warwickshire.
Birmingham—Blyth and Stevens, of Birmingham, at same, on March 16, Leasehold residential properties
Northfield—Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on March 16, Freehold residence
Birmingham—Edwards, Son and Bigwood, of Birmingham, at same, on March 15, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Walter Ludlow and Briscoe, of Birmingham, at same, on March 13, Freehold building land
Birmingham (near)—James C. Perry and Deakin, of Birmingham, at same, on March 13, Leasehold properties
Birmingham—F. W. Goodeve, of Birmingham, at same, on March 20, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Leamington Spa—J. Anthony Locke, of Leamington Spa, at same, on March 15, Freehold properties
Birmingham—W. H. Smith, of Birmingham, at same, on March 22, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Edwards, Son and Bigwood, of Birmingham, at same, on March 22, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—William Fowler, Pemberton and Bew-lay, of Birmingham, at same, on March 16, Leasehold properties
Alcester (near)—E. G. Righton, of Evesham, at Coughton Court, near Alcester, on March 15, 16 17 and 18. antique furniture, etc.
Birmingham—Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on March 23, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Henry Hendriks, of Birmingham, at same, on March 24, Freehold property
Birmingham—Thomas• and Bettridge, of Birmingham, at same, on March 22, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—William Fowler, Pemberton and Bew-lay. of Birmingham, at same, on March 21, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—William R. Fleetwood, of Birmingham, at same, on March 24, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Shread and White, of Birmingham, at. same, on March 29. Leasehold property
Birmingham—J. W. Florance, of Birmingham, at same, on March 21, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Leamington Spa—Walter Collins, of Leamington Spa, at same, on March 23, Freehold residence
Suffolk.
Ipswich—Garrod, Turner and Son, of Ipswich, at same, on March 16. building land, cottage and shop property
Bury St. Edmunds—Lacy, Scott and Son, of Bury St. Edmunds, at same, on March 28, Freehold building land	_ ,	_ _	.
Lowestoft, etc.—A. G. and A. Notley, of Lowestoft, at same, on March 15, Freehold residence, business premises and cottages Mildenhall—F. Parker, of Mildenhall, at same, on March 17, Freehold dwelling houses, cottage property, and about 50 acres of pasture land Bury St. Edmunds—Biddell and Blencowe, of Bury St. Edmunds, at same, on April 5, Freehold licensed property
Surrey.
Westmorland.
Shap—Thornborrow and Co,, of Penrith, at Shap, on March 13, Freehold properties Ambleside—John Nicholson, of Ambleside, at same, on March 15. residential and licensed property
Wiltshire.
Warminster—Claude H, Barber, of Warminster, at same, on April 8, Freehold and Leasehold properties and life policy
Ashtead—Langlands and Son, of Epsom, at same, on March 22, Freehold cottages Kingston and Hampton Wick—Nightingale, Phillips and Page, of Kingston, at same, on Marcn 16, Freehold building land	, _ _
Camberley and York Town—Sadler and Baker, of Camberley, at York Town, on March 14, Freehold residences and׳ building land	.
Blackheath—Folker and Horton, of Godalmmg, at Blackheath, on March 29, cottage property
Sussex.
Hastings—John and A. Bray, of Hastings, at same, on March 16, Freehold residence Hastings—John and A. Bray, of Hastings, at same, on April 6, Leasehold residence Hove—Wilkinson, Son and Welch, of Brighton, at same, on March 14, Freehold business premises Uckfield—St. John Smith, of Uckfield, at same, on March 15, Freehold residence Bexhill and Hastings—Messrs. Wickenden, of Tunbridge Wells, at Hastings, on April 6, Freehold licensed properties	״ TT
Burgess Hill—Drawbridge and Ansell, of Haywards Heath, at Burgess Hill, on March 15, Freehold building land of about 23 acres Brighton—A. B. Dudeney and Sons (in conjunction with George White), of Brighton, at same, on March 15, Freehold properties Brighton—Jenner and Dell, of Hove, at same, on May 2, Freehold residence Brighton and Preston—Elliott and Sons, of Brighton, at same, on March 16, Freehold properties Brighton—Harry Smith, of Brighton, at same, on March 22, Freehold properties St. Leonards-on-Sea—Woodhams and Son, of Hastings, at same, on March 23, Freehold and Leasehold cottage property
Bexhill-on-Sea—James and Edward Thomas, of Bexhill, at same, on March 15, Freehold1 residence Hastings—Stanley T. Weston, of Hastings, at same, on March 20, Freehold and Leasehold property East Grinstead and Lingfield—Ellis and Palmer, of East Grinstead, at same, on April 13, Freehold cottage property and business premises
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