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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
March 18, 1899.
Marton—James Styles, of Rugby, at Marton, on March 21, residential property
Lincolnshire.
Louth—Dickinson and Riggall, of Louth, at same, on March 22, Freehold licensed property Billingborough—A. W. Hodgkinson, of Billing-borough, at same, on March 27, Freehold dwelling houses
Saxilby—George Mawer, of Lincoln, at same, on March 24, Freehold farm, comprising about 116 acres
Saltfleetby St. Peter’s—John Taylor and Son, of Louth, at same, on March 22, Freehold pasture land
Sutterton—Killingworth and Son, of Boston, at Sutterton, on March 23, Freehold pasture land of about four acres
Boston (near)—Eobert Earl, of Sleaford, at Boston, on March 22, Freehold property Morton—A. W. Hodgkinson, of Billingborough, at Morton, on March 23, cottages and premises Market Deeping—J. G. Medcalf, of Market Deeping, at same, on March 20, land Haxey—Styring and Turner, of Rotherham, at Haxey, on March 22, dwelling house Binbrook—Mason and Sons, of Louth, at Binbrook.
on March 23, Freehold property Saltfleet—Mason and Sons, of Louth, at same, on March 22, Freehold cottage property Louth—Mason and Sons, of Louth, at same, on March 28, Freehold dwelling houses
Middlesex.
Ealing—E. J. Steel, of Hanwell, at Ealing, on March 23, Freehold building estate
Norfolk.
Lower Sheringham—S. Mealing Mills, of Norwich, at Sheringham, on March 23, Freehold dwelling house and business premises Norwich—Messrs. Spelman (in cenjimetion with S. Mealing Mills), of Norwich, at same, on March 22, building land
Northamptonshire.
West Haddon—Edwin Tait, of Eugby. at same, on April 6, Freehold estate comprising about 278
acros
Fletton—Fox and Yergette, of Peterborough, at same, on March 25, building land of about seven acres
Northumberland
W1 alton, etc.—E. Donkin and Son, of Eothbury. at Newcastle-on-Tyne, on March 28, Freehold estates
Nottinghamshire.
Gedling—Thomas Wilson, of Nottingham, at same, on March 22. Freehold dwelling houses and building land
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Broughton—George Unsworth, of Manchester, at same, on March 21, Freehold dwelling house Manchester—Lomax. Sons and Mills, of Manchester, at same, on March 21, Freehold warehouse property
Bolton—Lomax. Sons and Mills, of Bolton, at same, on March 23, Freehold properties Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 22, Freehold and Leasehold dwelling houses
Bolton—Thomas Crompton, of Bolton, at same, on March 23, Freehold and Leasehold properties Manchester—G. H. Larmuth, of Manchester, at same, on March 21, Leasehold dwelling houses, shops and stone yard
Stockport (near)—Fred Thompson and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 28, Freehold building land
Liverpool—Fred Thompson and Son, of Manchester, at Liverpool, on March 24, Freehold licensed property
Manchester—G. H. Larmuth and Co., of Manchester, at same, on March 22, Freehold dwelling houses and land
Eochdale (near)—Walter Brierley, of Bury, at Rochdale, on March 29, Leasehold mills, machinery and dwelling houses
Ashton-on-Eibble, etc.—J. B. Jones and Sons, of Preston, at same, on March 22, Freehold dwelling houses, business premises and licensed property
Preston—J. B. Jones and Sons, of Preston, at same, on March 23. Freehold dwelling houses Haslingden—Ealph Greenwood, of Haslingden, at same, on March 22. dwelling houses Holcombe—Ealph Greenwood, of Haslingden, at Holcombe, on March 20, farm stock Manchester (near)—W. H. Eobinson, of Manchester, at same, on March 29, dwelling homes Bury—Franklin Howarth, of Bury, at same, on March 29, Leasehold dwelling houses Withington—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on March 28, Leasehold premises and Freehold cottages and dwelling houses Ashton-upon-Mersey—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at Sale, on March 29, Freehold building land
Salford—J. Massey Wright, of Manchester, at same, on March 28. Freehold dwelling houses Manchester—William Wilson and Son, of Manchester. at same, on March 23, Leasehold building land
Manchester—W. H. Wilson (William Wilson and' Son), of Manchester, at same, on March 28, Freehold properties
Manchester—W. H. Eobinson, of Manchester, at same, on March 27, dwelling houses Droylsden and Audenshaw—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at Droylsden, on March 20, Leasehold shop and dwelling houses Urmston—Thompson and Eatcliffe. of Manchester, at same, on March 21. Freehold dwelling houses Manchester—J. Massev Wright, of Manchester, at same, on March 23. residence Manchester—William Wilson and Son. of Manchester, at same, on March 22. Freehold dwelling bouse
Leicestershire.
Leicester—H. and F. Tarratt and Sons, of Leicester, at same, on March 22, Freehold property Leicester—Porter and Son, of Leicester, at same, on March 21, shares
Huncote—Eoyce and Wright, of Melton Mow-bray, at Narborough, on March 21, Freehold property
Leicester—T. F. Kaigh, of Leicester, at same, on March 21. shop and cottage property Leicester—Arthur Andrew, of Leicester, at same, on March 20. shops and dwelling houses Countesthorpe—Warner, Sheppard and Wade, of Leicester, at Countesthorpe, on March 23, pasture land
Hants.
Basingstoke—Simmons and Sons, of Basingstoke, at same, on March 22. Upper Wootton Farm. F, comprising about 415 acres Landport, etc.—King and King, of Portsmouth, at same, on March 22, Freehold residence and cottage property
Bournemouth—Frederick Ellen and Son. of Andover, at Bournemouth, on April 11. business premises South?ea—Ernest Hall, of Landport, at same, on April 6, Freehold residence Southsea. etc.—Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on March 27. Freehold properties Fordingbridge—J. W. Hooper, of Bath, at Fording-bridge, on March 29, licensed property Portsmouth—Penney and Clark, of Southsea. at same, on March 21, Freehold building estate Southsea—Ernest Hall, of Portsmouth, at same, on March 23, Freehold properties Southsea, etc.—C. B. Smith. Sapp and Wyatt, of Portsea, at same, on March 23. Freehold properties
Herefordshire.
Newton—Straker and Son. of Abergavenny, at same, on March 21, Freehold properties
Hertfordshire.
Hitchin—James Shilcock, of Hitchin. at same, on March 21. Freehold building land Bishop Stortford—Franklin and Son, of Bishop Stort-ford, at same, on March 28, Freehold property Hoddesdon—E. and A. G. Thorowgood. of Ware, at Hoddesdon, on April 26. Freehold properties Hertford, etc.—E. and A. G. Thorowgood, of Hertford. at same, on April 22, Freehold cottage property
Chandlers Cross—Sedgwick. Son and Weall, of Watford. at Chandlers Cross, on March 22, furniture
Kent.
Dover—H. E. Vernon Shone, of Dover, at same, on March 23, Freehold residence and properties Crowborough—C. J. Parris, of Tunbridge WeUs, at same, on March 24, Freehold shop property and building land
Dover—Terson and Son, of Dover, at same, on March 30, Freehold and Leasehold shops and dwelling houses
Deal, etc.—Nethersole and Honeyball, of Deal, at same, on March 23, Freehold properties Sidcup—Woods and Snelling, of Sidcup. at same, on March 23. Freehold building land Tunbridge Well?—Brackett and Sons, of Tunbridge Wells, at same, on March 17, Freehold dwelling house
Lancashire.
Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son. of Manchester, at same, on March 24, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Morecambe—G. H. Petty, of Morecambe, at same, on March 22, Freehold dwelling houses and shares
Carnforth—I. E. Kilshaw. of Kendal, at Carnforth, on March 21, building land
Durham.
Pooltree—David Armstrong, of Bishop Auckland, at same, on March 23. Freehold farm
Essex.
Norton—The Land Company, of 68, Cheapside, London, E.u. on the Norton Park Estate, on March 20, Freehold land
Bulmer—T. H. Newman, of Braintree, at Sudbury, on March 23, Freehold licensed property
Benfleet—Protheroe and Morris, of 67, Cheapside, London, E.C., at Benfleet, on March 22, Freehold building land
Waltham Abbey—E. and A. G. Thorowgood, of ware, at Waltham Abbey, on April 25, Freehold dwelling house and land
Westciiff-on-Sea—A. Prevost and Son, of Southend-on-Sea. at Westcliff-on־Sea, on April 5, Freehold building land
Tilburv—A. Prevost and Son, of Southend'-on-Sea, at Tilbury, on April 12, Freehold building land
Gloucestershire.
Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 21, Freehold properties Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 23. residential properties and building land	,
Eedland—James S. Pitt, of Bristol, at Clifton, on March 21, Freehold dwelling houses Warmley—Young and Howes (in conjunction with Nichols, Matthews and Co.), of Bristol, at Warm-ley, on March 21, Freehold residence and building land
A lveston—Luce, lY>ung and Luce, of Thornbnry, at Alveston, on March 21, Freehold properties Cheltenham—S. B. Yarder, of Cheltenham, at same.
on March 21, Freehold residence Cheltenham—Bayley and Adams, of Cheltenham, at same, on April 6, Freehold property Cheltenham—Young and Gilling, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 30, Freehold properties Cheltenham—Engall, Cox and Co., of Cheltenham, at same, on March 28, residence and Freehold building land
Cheltenham—S. M. Cornelius, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 21, Freehold property Bristol—Edward T. Parker, of Bristol, at same, on March 28. ground rents
Gloucester—Bruton, Knowles and Co., of Gloucester, at same, on May 13, the Etloe Estate, comprising about 294 acres
Henburv—Alexander, Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on May 18, Freehold residential property Bristol—C. H. Tucker and Co,, of Bristol, at same, on March 28, Freehold dwelling houses Bristol—William E. Nurse and Co., of Bristol, at same, on March 22, Freehold property Bristol—Alexander. Daniel and Co., of Bristol, at same, on March 22, Freehold business premises and life policies
Totterdown—F. H. Jullion, of Bristol, at Totterdown, on March 21, Freehold dwelling house Bristol—Charles A. Tricks and Son, of Bristol, at same, on March 21. Freehold dwelling houses Bristol—E. T. Parker, of Bristol, at same, on March 21. residential property
Charlton Kings—John G. Villar, of Cheltenham, at Charlton Kings, on April 13, Freehold farm and villa residences
Cheltenham—S. M. Cornelius, of Cheltenham, at same, on March 21, Freehold property Dursley—John G. Villar. of Cheltenham, at Dursley, on April 11, Freehold residence
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