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THE ESTATES GAZETTE
May 13, 1899.
Adderbury, etc.—Paxton and Holiday, of Banbury, at same, on June 1, Freehold farms and1 accommodation lands
Woodcote—Walter Wilson, of Reading, at Wood-cote. on June 1, Freehold cottage Caversham—J. J. Cooper (J. Omer Cooper and Son), of Reading, at same, on June 8, Freehold estate Bloxham—Castle, Son and Booth, of Banbury, at Bloxham, on May 17, dwelling houses Banbury and Neithrop—Castle, Son and Booth, of Banbury, at same, on May 23, Freehold dwelling house and building land
Rutlandshire.
Mablethorpe—B. Simons, of Sutton-on־Sea, at Mable-thorpe, on May 27, dwelling house and building land
Middlesex.
Uxbridge and Iver—Willis and Crouch, of Uxbridge, at same, on May 25, Freehold building land and cottage
Nortolk.
Dover—Terson and Son, of Dover, at same, on May 18, Freehold dwelling houses, cottages and gardens
Old and New Brompton and Gillingham—Kidwell and Son, of Rochester, at Chatham, on May 16. Freehold properties
Thornham—R. Waterman and Sons, of Maidstone, at same, on June 15, Freehold fruit plantation
Sandhurst—Winch and׳ Sons, of Cranbrook, at Hawkhurst, on May 27, Freehold properties
Sandwich—Worsfold and Hayward, 80, Cannon-street, London, E.C., and Dover, at Sandwich, on June 14, Stonar Estate, F
Kennington and Bilsington—A. J. Burrows, of Ashford, at same, on June 6, the Holmlea Estate, and Freehold dwelling houses and about 56 acres of land, and shares
Belton, etc.—Frank Berry, of Market Harboro’, at Uppingham, on May 17, farmhouse, pasture land and nursery ground
Shropshire.
Weston Rhyn (near)—Churton, Elphick and Co., of Chester, at Chirk, on May 19, The Lodge Estate,
Shrewsbury—William Hall, Wateridge and Owen, of Shrewsbury, at same, on May 23, Freehold licensed and other property
Baschurch—William Hall, Wateridge and Owen, of Shrewsbury, at Baschurch, on May 19, Freehold buiiumg land, comprising about 14 acres Ludlow—William Norton, of Ludlow, at same, on May 17, Freehold business properties Broseley, etc.—Barber and Son, of Wellington, at Broseley, on May 29, Freehold property Worthen—Morris, Marshall and Poole, of Chirbury, at Shrewsbury, on May 30, Freehold property
Somersetshire.
Bath—Powell and Powell, of Bath, at same, on May 18, Leasehold and Freehold property and gas company stock
Wedmore—Bennett, Millard and Lloyd, of Wedmore, at same, on May 30, Freehold dwelling house and 35 acres of pasture and orchard land Taunton—Wm. J. Villar, of Taunton, at same, on May 17, Freehold properties and building land Asliill—Williams and־ Shepperd, of Ottery St. Mary, at Ashill. on May 17, cottage property and land Portishead—C. H. Tucker and Co., of Bristol, at Portishead, on May 16, Freehold dwelling houses and gardens
Portishead—Alonzo Dawes, of Clevedon, at Portishead, on May 17, Freehold cottage property Congresbury—W. H. Shiner and Winter, of Yatton at Congresbury, on May 16, Freehold residential property and Leasehold cottages Curry Rivel—Messrs. Jeffery, of Ilminster, at Curry Rivel, on May 23, Freehold residential property
Staffordshire.
Audley, etc.—Pooler and Davies, of Newport, Salop, ^uc*ley» on May 15, Freehold property
Bubrook Nock and Joseland, of Wolverhampton at same, on May 17, residence, cottages, building and accommodation land
West Bromwich, etc.—E. Cox, of West Bromwich, at same, on May 16, Freehold dwelling- houses and business premises
Wolverhampton—Thomas Skidmore and Son of Wolverhampton, at same, on May 15, Freehold licensed premises and other property
King’s Lynn—Miles and Son, of King’s Lynn, at same, on May 18, Freehold house, shop and cottage property
Norwich—Messrs. Spelman, of Norwich, at same, on May 17, dwelling houses and gardens
Norwich—Browett and Taylor, 9, Warwick-court, High Holborn, London, W.C., at Norwich, on May 29, Freehold residence
Norwich—B. Mealing Mills, of Norwich, at same, on May 19, Freehold dwelling houses, gardens and rent-charges
Acle—Samuel Aldred and Son, of Yarmouth, at Acle, on June 1, Freehold licensed and other property
Northamptonshire.
Castor and Ailsworth—Fox and Vergette, of Peterborough, at Castor, on May 17, Freehold cottages
Nottinghamshire.
Nottingham—J. H. Brad well and Son, of Nottingham, at same, on June 14, Freehold licensed and other properties
Retford—Nicholson, Greaves, Barber and Hastings, of Sheffield, at Retford, on May 15, Freehold mill property
Nottingham—F. W. Kidd, of Nottingham, at same, on May 16, Freehold and Leasehold shops, dwelling houses and premises
Nottii. gham—T. Neale, of Nottingham, at same, on May 30, Freehold and Leasehold properties
Nottingham—Walker, Walton and Hanson, of Nottingham, at same, on May 17, Leasehold property
Cropwell Bishop, etc.—Walker, Walton and Hanson, of Nottingham, ׳at Bingham, on May 30, Freehold farm
Nottingham—J. H. Bradwell and Son, of Nottingham, at same, on June 5, Freehold dwelling house and building land
Bramcote and Stapleford—Morris and Place, of Nottingham, at Stapleford, on May 15, Freehold shops, cottages and dwelling houses
Newark-upon-Trent—Sheppard and Pink, of Newark, at same, on May 17, Freehold properties
Nottingham—Walker, Walton and Hanson, of Nottingham, at same, on June 5, Freehold property
Oxfordshire.
Caversham-on-Thames—Simmons and Sons, of Reading, at same, on May 16, Freehold residential property
Henley-on-Thames—Simmons and Sons, of Henley-on-Thames, at same, on May 25, Freehold residential property and building land
Lancashire.
Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on May 16, Freehold works and premises
Preston—T. Dewhurst and Son, of Preston, at same, on May 15, Freehold licensed premises and residence
Poulton-!e-Fylde, etc.—Robert Cross, of Kirkham, at Poulton-le-Fylde, on May 17, Freehold1 properties
Pendleton—W. H. Robinson, of Manchester, at same, on May 16, dwelling houses
Preston—John Rawcliffe, of Preston, at same, on May 17, dwelling houses
Lancaster—G. H. Petty, of Lancaster, at same, on May 25, Freehold dwelling houses and business premises
Lancaster—G. H. Petty, of Lancaster, at same, on May 17, The Greaves Estate
Manchester—C. W. Provis and Son, of Manchester, at same, on May 17, licensed׳ premises and other property
St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea—W. H. Hughes and Sons, of St. Anne’s-on-the-Sea, at same, on May 17, dwelling houses
Southport—J. Hatch, of Southport, at same, on May 17, Leasehold dwelling houses and licensed premises
Liverpool—Branche and Leete, of Liverpool, at same, on May 17, licensed and other property
Leicestershire.
Leicester—Warner, Sheppard and Wade, of Leicester, at same, on May 16, Freehold property Hallaton and Llaniston—Frank Berry, of Market Harboro’, at Hallaton, on May 17, Freehold pasture land
Belgrave, etc.—John King and Son, of Leicester, at same, on May 15, Freehold properties Leicester and Wigston Magna—Arthur Andrew, of Leicester, at same, on May 18, business premises, residence, and building land
Lincolnshire.
Boston—Messrs. Saul, of Wrangle, at Boston, on May 18, Freehold business and licensed premises Stamford—Messrs. Richardson, of Stamford, at same, on May 16, Freehold properties and shares Whaplode—S. and G. Kingston, of Holbeaeh, at same, on May 18, estates Whaplode—S. and G. Kingston, of Holbeaeh, at Spalding, on May 30, Freehold׳ estate comprising abcut 77 acres
Bourne—F. G. Shilcock, of Bourne, at same, on May 18, building land׳
Christchurch (near)—H. A. Wooff, of Christchurch (in conjunction with W. J. Villar, of Taunton), at same, on May 16, the Wick Estate, F Bournemouth—Bone and Pratt, of Bournemouth (in conjunction with L. Ronaldson Church, of Bos-combe), at Bournemouth, on May 16, dwelling houses
Winchester and Sparsholt—G. Smith and Son, of Winchester, at same, on May 19, Freehold׳ cottage property
Cove—Nash and Son, of Farnham, at Farnborough, on May 26, Freehold property Greatham—Messrs. Mellersh, of Godaiming, at Petersfield, on June 7, Freehold meadow land and cottage property
Havant—Wyatt and Son, of Havant, at same, on May 23, Freehold property Landport-^Field and Palmer, of Southsea, at same, on May 29, dwelling houses and business premises
Herefordshire.
Munsley, Bosbury, etc.—E. Stooke, of Hereford, at same, on May 31, Freehold hop farms Whitcburch-on-Wye—W. R Nicholas and Co., of Reading, at Hereford, on Majr 24, residence Llanwarne—Rootes and Wintle, of Ross, at same, on May 18. Freehold property Kington—C. F. Blakely, of Kington, at same, on May 31, Freehold residential property Hereford—J. Neale Baker, of Hereford, at same, on May 24, Freehold and Copyhold properties
Hertfordshire.
Tring—W. Brown and! Co., of Tring, at same, on May 15, Freehold residence Chorleywood—W. H. Swannell, of Rickmansworth, on the Chorleywood Station Estate, on May 18, Freehold building land
Watford—Gerard D. Morrison, of Reigate, at Watford, on May 16, Freehold residence Kimpton—James Shilcock, of Hitchin, at Kimpton, on May 26, Freehold cottages and shop
Isle of Wight.
Ventnor—Francis Pittis and Son, of Ventnor, at same, on May 23, residential property
Kent.
Hytlie—W. and B. Hobbs, of Ashford, at same, on May 16, Freehold estate
Cranbrook, Goudhurst, etc.—A Burtenshaw and' Son. of Eastbourne and Hailsham, at Tonbridge, on June 13, farms, cottages and lands Crowborough Cross—C. J. Parris, of Tunbridge Wells, at same, on May 19, Freehold property Folkestone—W. O. Newport, of Folkestone, at same, on May 17, Freehold properties Folkestone—W. O. Newport, of Folkestone, at same, on May 18, Freehold1 and Leasehold properties Marden—Winch and Sons, of Cranbrook, at Maidstone, on May 18, Freehold grain and fruit farm of about 125 acres
Herne Bay—A. Prevost and Son, 176, Mile-end-road, E., and1 Southend, at Herne Bay, on May 15, Freehold building land
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