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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
March 25, 1899.
Hessay, etc.—Richardson and Trotter, of York, ai same, on April 13, farms and grass land Northallerton—W. Walker, of Bedale. at Northallerton, on March 29, Freehold property Thirsk—Robert Atkinson, of Thirsk, at same, on March 27, Leasehold dwelling house Leeds—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at same, on March 28. dwelling houses
Pudsey—Whitham and Sons, of Leeds, at Pudsey, on March 27, land
Sheffield—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, of Sheffield, at same, on March 28, Leasehold villa residences׳
Rotherham (near)—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and) Hastings, of Sheffield, at same, on April 11, Freehold land and minerals■
York—Edward Wilkinson, of York, at same, on April 4. Freehold dwelling Houses and cottages Scarborough—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, of Sheffield, at Scarborough, on April 4, Freehold hotel
Sowerby Bridge—John H. Stead, of Sowerby Bridge, at same, on March 28, Freehold property Halifax—Garside and Waring, of Halifax, at same, on March 29, Freehold) cottages and land South Bank—W. Seymour, of South Bank, at same, on March 30. Freehold dwelling houses and shop Leeds—Hollis and Webb, of Leeds, at same, on March 28. Freehold business premises Leeds—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at same, on April 11, Freehold licensed premises, cottages, and dwelling house
Leeds—Hepper and Sons, of Leeds, at same, on April 12, Freehold licensed property Castleford—Thomas Beevers, of Castleford, at same, on March 29, Freehold properties York—Dawson and Lawson, of York, at same, on March 27, Freehold dwelling houses
Wales.
Cardiff—J. E. Gunn, of Cardiff, at same, on March i 28, Freehold licensed and other property Llangefni—W. Dew and Son, of Bangor, at Llan-i gefni,, on April 13, Leasehold residence S Cardiff—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at same, on March 30, Leasehold properties Pontypridd and Llantwit Vardre—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at Pontypridd, on March I 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 Wrexham (near)—Frank Lloyd, of Wrexham, at same, on April 10, Freehold residence, cottages and building land
Menai Bridge—Wm. Dew and Son, of Bangor, at Menai Bridge, on April 17, Leasehold residence Cardiff—Stephenson and Alexander, of Cardiff, at same, on April 13, Leasehold properties and licensed premises
Swansea—John M. Leeder and Son, of Swansea, at same, on March 30, Leasehold cottages and dwelling houses
Birmingham—Thomas and Bettridge, of Birmingham, at same, on April 11, Freehold ground rents
Birmingham—Grove and Baker, of Birmingham, at same, on April 11, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Chesshire, Gibson and Fowler, of Birmingham, at same, on March 28, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—James and] Lister Lea and Sons, of Birmingham, at’same, on March 27, residence and Freehold ground rents
Birmingham—Grimley and Son, of Birmingham, at same, on April 13, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—Edwards, Son and Bigwood, of Birmingham, at same, on April 12, Freehold residence and Leasehold property
Birmingham—A. H. Halse, of Birmingham, at same, on May 4, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Birmingham—J. W. Florance, of Birmingham, at same, on March 28, Freehold and Leasehold residential properties
Wiltshire.
Stowmarket (near)—R. Bond' and Son, of Ipswich, at same, on April 1, the Cedars Farm, comprising about 171 acres
Bury St. Edmunds—Wells and Nunn, of Bury St. Edmunds, at same, on April 5, Freehold dwelling houses
Surrey.
Blackheath—Folker and Horton, of Godaiming, at Blackheath, on March 29, cottage property Guildford—W. Emery, of Guildford, at same, on April 8, Freehold property Merstham—White and Sons, of Dorking, at Redhill, on April 19, Freehold cottages and meadow land Lingfìeld—E. G. Ellis and Palmer, of East Grinstead, at same, on April 13, Freehold cottage property Hindhead—C. Bridge!* and Son, of Haslemere, at Hindhead, on April 21, Freehold duelling houses, villas and building land
Dorking—Frederick Arnold, of Dorking, at same, on April 13, Freehold residence Godaiming—Folker and Horton, of Godaiming, at same, on April 12, Freehold building land
Warminster—Claude H. Barber, of Warminster, at same, on April 8, Freehold and Leasehold properties and life policy
Devizes—G. T. Smith, of Devizes, at same, on April 24, Freehold estate comprising about 470 acres and licensed property
Salisbury (near)—John T. Woolley, of Salisbury, at same, on March 29, Freehold residence and cottages
Ludgershall—Frederick Ellen and Son, of Andover, at Ludgershall, on April 5, landed estate comprising about 45 acres of land
Bradford-on-Avon—F. R. Ravenhill. of Warminster, at Bradford-on-Avon, on April 11, Freehold estate
Worcestershire.
Worcester—W. G. Pike, of Worcester, at same, on April 11, Freehold properties and gas shares Eckington—Gray and Walker, of Birmingham, at Worcester, on March 28, Freehold licensed pro-peHy
Bromsgrove (near)—Cotton and Chappell, of Broms-grove, at same, on March 28, Freehold cottages and building land
Yorkshire,
Huddersfield—Eddison, Taylor and Booth, of Huddersfield, at same, on March 28, Freehold licensed premises and dwelling houses Hunslet—Oliver and Appleton, of Leeds, at Hunslet. in April, Freehold residential property and building land
Sussex.
Hastings—John and A. Bray, of Hastings, at same, on April 6, Leasehold residence Bexhill, Rye and Hastings—Messrs. Wickenden, of Tunbridge Wells, at Hastings, on April 6, Freehold licensed properties
Brighton—Jenner and Dell, of Hove, at same, on May 2, Freehold residence East Grinstead and Lingfield—Ellis and Palmer, of East Grinstead, at same, on April 13, Freehold cottage property and business premises | Brighton, etc.—Samuel Ridley and Hollis, of Brighton, at same, on March 27, Freehold properties
| Worthing—Nonnan and Spencer, of Worthing, at same, on April 13, Freehold dwelling houses Seaford—Maple and Co., of Brighton, at Seaford, on April 13, Freehold building land St. Leonards-on-Sea, etc.—John and A. Bray, of Hastings, at same, on April 13, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Ardingly—Wilkinson, Son and Welch, of Brighton, at same, on April 11, Freehold residential property
Brighton—J. G. Perry, of Brighton, at same, on April 20, Freehold and Leasehold properties Lewes—J. Plumer Chapman, of Lewes, at same, on March 28, Freehold business premises
Warwickshire.
Birmingham—Shread and White, of Birmingham, at same, on March 29, Leasehold property
Oxfordshire.
Oxford—Hamlet and Dulake, of Oxford, at same, on April 8, Freehold licensed property
Shropshire.
Knighton (near)—Jackson and McCartney, of Craven Arms, at Knighton, :>n April 6, Freehold estate | comprising about 610 acres Shrewsbury—Barber and Son, of Wellington, at Shrewsbury, on April 4, Freehold residence Shifnal—Furber and Burton, of Newport, at Shifnal, on April 6, Freehold dwelling houses and pasture land
Somersetshire.
Bath—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at same, on March 29, Freehold dwelling house
Bath (near)—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at Midford Castle, on April 11, antique furniture, plate, etc.
Compton Dando, etc.—G. Nichols, Smith and1 Alder, of Bristol, at Pensford, on March 29, Freehold properties
Wrington—W. H. Shiner and Winter, of Bristol, at Wrington, on March 28, Freehold residential property
Chard—W. C. Warren and Son, of Chard, at same, on March 29, cottage property and1 Freehold land
Bath—Horton Bros., of Bath, at same, on April 25, Freehold residence
Staffordshire.
Tutbury—Leedham and Harrison, of Burton-on-Trent, at Tutbury, on March 27, Freehold residences, cottages, business premises and building land
Froghall—Fergyson and Son, of Leek, at Froghall, on March 28, Freehold property
Suffolk.
Bury St. Edmunds—Lacy. Scott and Son, of Bury St. Edmunds, at same, on March 28, Freehold building land
Bury St. Edmunds—Biddell and Blencowe, of Bury St. Edmunds, at same, on April 5, Freehold licensed property
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