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6th of April, 1820, provided that three lives therein-named should
so luiig live, at tho very low annual reserved rent of only £22, with a
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adding or exchanging one or more life or lives of the present or
future cestui <jui vies of such lease, upon the present vendors pay
ing to the said lessees such proportion of tho fine and fees attend
ing such renewal as the sum of £22 bears to the sum of £1,170.—
Printed specifications, with plans annexed, may be had at the
Auction Mart; o fJ. R. Rush, E*j., solicitor, 18, Austin-friars ;
and of Messrs. Driver, surveyors and* land agents, 5, Whitehall,
Westminster.
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' fit manufacturers, but whose lease has expired, and who
uantsen suirerance, aud tho purchaser thereof may
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nor-strcet West, Eaton square, and at Kensington.
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PUBLIC COMPETITION, at the Auction Mart, on Tues
day, May 16, at Twelve, in One Lot, sundry valuable LEASEHOLD
GROUND and other RENTS, payable under separate leases, and
producing together upwards of £226 per annum, amply secured
upon IS dwelling-houses and gardens, garden g ro u n d , ^ ether
premises, eligibly situate in Surrey-square, Kent-road, in the
parishes of St. George’s, Southwark, and St. Mary’s, Newington, in
the county of Surrey, 15 of which are granted under separate
leases, at ground rents, for long terms, which will expire at Mid
summer, 18(50, thereby giving tho purchaser two years' rack rent
of these 15 houses, as the premises are held by the vendors free
from rontf>ra longterm, which will not expire till Midsummer,
1862 ; held by the vendors free from rent for a long term, of which
eight years are unexpire at Midsummer, 1854.—Printed specifica
tions, with plans annexed, may be had at the Surrey Anns, Surrey-
square; King's Arms, Kent-road; at the Auction Mart; of J . H.
Rush, Gin., solicitor, Austintnr.rs ; and of Messrs. Driver, sur
veyor* ami land agents, 5, Whitehall.
S um y.—Valuable and important Freehold Estate of 146 acres,
wit»i noble Family Mansion, Lawns, Gardens, Bailiffs House, and
Agricultural Buildings.
\ MESSRS. MANSELL and ELLIOTT are
1 ? f honoured with instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the
Auction Mart, on Wednesday, June 14, 1854 (unless previously dis
posal of by Private Contract), the highly distinguished and valuable
KKBEHOLD ESTATE known as APP'S COURT, Walton-on-
Thumes, situated in the parishes of Walton and West Moulesey;
comprising a handsome and noble mansion, of imposing ele
vation, most substantially ercctcd, regardless of cost, seated in
a bcaatllnlly timbered park, with ornamental water, well kept
lawn, pleasure grounds, conservatory, productive gardens and
orchard ; rich meadow, pasture, aud arable land, iu the highest
state of cultivation, in all about one hundred and forty-six acres,
with bailiff's house, farm buildings, gardener's cottage, and every
requisite for a complete country scat; all lying in a ring fence,
freehold, and exonerated from land tax. The mansion, which is
approached by a broad carriage drive (with lodge entrance), through
the magnificently timbered park, contains on the ground floor
spacious entrance hall and vestibule ; two elegant drawing rooms,
4 < > feet long; dining room, 2d feet by 18; library, 18 feet square ;
gentleman's morning room and bath room, with hot and cold
water, and marble plunging hath, and approached by a noble
staircase are the best i»e< l chambers and a boudoir, with
secondary staircaso leading to corresponding secondary and
servant*’ bed rooms. The domestic offices are perfect and
ample for a largo establishment. The out-buildings consist of
capital six-stalled stabling, loose box, double c«ach house, with
lolt and rooms over, and detached offices and buildings of every de
scription. Tho whole well supplied with excellent water. It is
most delightfully situate within two miles of the Hampton Court
and two miles and a half of the Esher and Walton Stations on the
South-Western Railway, surrounded by excellent roads and good
society.—Particulars, with plans and view, may be had 21 days
prior, at tho Auction M art; of Messrs. Hedges and Stedman,
solicitors, 0f Carey-Ktreot, LincolnVinn-fields ; and at the offices
of Messrs. Mansell and Elliott, auctioneers and land agents, 13 a ,
Belgravo-square, aud 12, 1 3 irchin-lace, CornhilJ, where orders to
view the property may be had.
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andChobhtm, comprising 133 acres ef rich Meadow,
, and Arabic liand.
<SRS. SHUTTLEWORTH and SONS will
( BMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Auction Mart,
May 19, at Twelve, by order of the Devisees of Mr.
arke, a FREEHOLD ESTATE,
distinguished as the
HOME BUSH FARM.
fably situate in the parishes of Horscll and Chobham,
t miles from Guildford, seven fromChertsey, twelve from
, and only two from the Woking Railway Station, iu tho
murrey, comprising
l*r. OF RICH MEADOW, PASTURE, AND SUPE
RIOR ARABLE LAND,
ally timbered, in the highest state of cultivation, with a
hwmjIous Fann Residence and offices, two excellent homc-
f.lens, orchards, and appurtenances.—May be viewed by
it to Mr. Clarke, the bailiff, on the premises, o r whom
. may be obtained; also at the inns at Guildford,
and Chobham ; of T. Martin^Esq., solicitor, Havant;
kit; aud of Messrs. SbuttleworUf and Sons, 28, Poultry.
»r«t, Oxford-street.— -Important Freehold Investment,
i>a an unquestionably secured Rental of upwards of £4U0
fi'silS. SHUTTLEWORTII aud SONS will
*I£LL by AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, in the month
. fovea Lots, a valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE,
SEVEN COMMODIOUS RESIDENCES,
and premises, situate and being Nos. 54, 65,60, 67, 68,
> • Poland-street, in the parish of St. James, and city of
M*r, let on lease to, and in the occupation of, Messrs.
luyd, Veal, Abbot, Leslie, I^ewis, and Cook, highly re-
t« nants* producing a net rental of £41(5 per annum.—
ttrwed by leave of the tenants, and particulars had of
ker, Grant, and Co., solicitors, 13, King*s-road, Bcd-
, «i the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Shuttle worth and
Poultry.
tckahire, near Rugby.—The singularly desirable Advowson
irpetaal Riyhtof Presentation to the Rectory of Bilton.
SSKS. SHUTTLBWORTH and SONS have
rr elved instructions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Auc-
• on Friday, June 2, at Twelve, the
V\ M JN , PATRONAGE, AND RIGHT OF NEXT AND
I I I UAL PRESENTATION TO THE RECTORY OF
BILTON,
Ifhttally situate, in a highly picturesque and rich agricul-
4 ri< t, within two miles of Rugby, 13 from Coventry, and
trwick and lieamington, and within three miles of the
non at Rugby, in the county of Warwick. A commo-
aoellent
RECTORY HOUSE AND OFFICES
r* vcntly erected, having gardens and home paddocks of
i < 1 attached. The glebe comprises upwards of
[NDRBD AND FIVE ACRES OF RICH GRAZING
AND PRODUCTIVE ARABLE LAND.
> Imre been commuted, the land tax redeemed, and the
f f . 4a. 8d. per annum, exclusive of residcnco and pre-
* !% • « • t only to very moderate parochial payments. The popu-
M it 700, chiefly agricultural, and the j>arlsh is within the
.< the Rugby Foundation.—May be viewed, by permis-
m rtf. inoumbent; and particulars obtained of Messrs.
? aid, and Lloyd, solicitors. No. 09, Lineoln’a-itui-field's ;
Harris, Sons,and Hubbard, solicitors, Rugby; of Mr.
rmoT, Warwick; the King’s Anns, Oxford; the Eagle
i. Cambridge ; at the Auction M a n ; and of Messrs.
>rth and Sons, 28, Poultry.
Kensington.—Important Invc tmewt of £122 per annum for Forty-
nine years.
M
R. GEO. HAINES has been instructed by the
Executors of Richard Spike, Esq., deceased, to SELL by
A JCTION, at Garraway’s, on Monday, May 16, at Twelve, a
valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, with a frontage of 51 feet by 108
feet deep, on which are erected three neat dwelling-houses, wlih
gardens, Nos. 1, 2, and 3, Homton-street, Kensington, together
with two tenements and a largo range of buildings in the rear ; on
lease to a moat responsible tenant for tho whcle term, at a net
rent of £135 i*cr annum, aud held for 40 years, at a small ground-
rent of £16 yearly.— May be viewed : particular* on tho premises ;
place of sale ; of Moasra. Holton, »olicitor*. 4, Elui-court, Temple;
and at tho auctioneer's office*, Pimlico and Keiudngtou.
Crown Lease, St. Albana-place. I! ay market, 1 < H at a clear Rental
of £76 yearly; and a Ground Lease at Pimlico, fr mi tho Marquis
of Westminster, for Thlrty-thrcc years, at £ i 6s, per annum.
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R. GEO. HAINBS announces for SALE by
AUCTION, at Garraway's, on Monday, May 16, at Twelve,
in Two Lots, by or^er of the Executors of Itieliar 1 Splko, Esq.,
deceased, the BENEFICIAL LEASE of No. 3, Sr. Albans-place,
Pall-mall, forming part of Lane’s Hotel ; let on leo^e for nine
years, at £100 per annum, and a premium of £200 paid ; held
from the Crown for 15 years, at £26 yearly ; a l)w<?l)ing»hoii»6,
No. 13, Lower Bclgrave-place, Pimlico, lot at a rental of £66 per
annum.—May be viewed ; particulars ou the premises ; place of
sale ; of Messrs. Bolton, solicitors, 4, Elni-court, Temple; of
Messrs. Haines, auctioneers, Moorgate-street, City; and i t the
auctioneer's offices, Pimlico and Kensington.
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Ulster Canal, Ireland.
HRS. SHUTTLEWORTH and SONS will
H X OMIT to PUBLIC AUCTION, by order of the Public
'?an Commissioners, as mortgagees in possession, at the
Mart on Friday, June 9. at Twelve,
THE ULSTER CANAL.
• rt tnt and valuable undertaking is 4G miles in length,
Mug at LOUGH ERNE, near Wattlebridge, whence it pro-
r * i» ih the counties of
FERM ANAGH, MONAGHAN, AND ARMAGH,
to Charlfiuont, on the River Black water, by means of which the
na\ igatl » r » la continued to Lough Neagh. The canal passes through
or near, or affords, in connection with
LOUUH ERNE AND LOUGH NEAGH,
munleation with Enniskillen, Li*iuukea, Maguire’s
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Work*
Auctto
ThU Iiiii
commett
cccdt til
situate at tho corner of Dulwloh-cotnmoti, containing dining-room,
two drawing-rooms, music-room, nine bedrooms, dressing-room,
ladies’ boudoir, and servants' offices, capital stabling, and out
buildings. The pleasure-grounds are extensive and beautiftilly
disposed in lawn, sloping to a canal with bridge aud fountains, gra
velled walks of nearly three-quarters of a mile, shaded by luxuriant
shrubs ; suitably placed are two handsome summer-houses and a
billiard-room, orchard, capital kitchen gardens, with hot and
forcing houses, pinery and green-house, bath-houses, orchard, aud
encloeure of meadow land, the whole comprising about
EIGHT ACRES,
held for an unexpired term of 16 years, at the trifling rent of
SEVENTY-FITE POUNDS TER ANNUM.
Immediate possession may bo had.—May be viewed by cards only,
to be obtained at the offices of Messrs. Farebrothcr, Clark, and
Lye. Particulars may bo had of Messrs. Few and Co., Covcnt*
garden ; and at their offices, 6, Lancaster-place, Strand.
i.lge, M turbet, Clones, New Bliss, Monaghan, Middlotan, Ar-
igu, Caledon, Dungannon, Black water Town, the Moy, Charle-
a water
Brii
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moot, Lurgan, Porradown, aud other towns and places. From
CharU m nt the navigation is open to
BELFAST BY T IIE RIV ER BLACKWATETL LOUGH NEAGH,
AND THE LAGAN NAVIGATION ;
and from t 'harlemont to No wry by the Black water, Lough Neagh,
the Upper B um, and the Newry Canal. Suitable stations, officcs,
dfpota, warehouses, stores. do«2ks, wharfs, quays, landing places,
locks, l< • k-keejKrs* houses, flood-gates, towing-patlis, banks,
bridge*, works and buildings requisite tor tho traffic and business
of the navigation, have been provided, and together with all
lands, tenements, or hereditaments belonging to the Ulster Canal
Company will be included m tho purchase, offering to the capi
talist and public in general an investment of the highest class.—
Particulars with maps annexed are preparing, and may be ob
tained in due time at the ollico of the Public Works Loan Commis
sioners, South Sea-house, London ; of Messrs. Iiarne3 and Bernard,
their solicitors, No. 2, Great Winchester-street, London ; of the
Superintendent, at the Canal-office; at the principal hotel*in
D ublin; at the Auction Mart; and of Messrs. Shuttlcworth and
Sons, 28, Poultry, London.
Cigar Warehouse, Grosvenor-strcet, Bond-strect, and spacious
Warehouses, near Bcdford-square, well secured on Leases at
£116 per annum.
1 R. GEO. IIAINES will SELL by AUCTION,
by order of the Executors of Richard Spike, Esq., de
ceased, at Garraway's, on Monday, May 16, at Twelve, in Two
Lots, a most desirable CIGAR aud SNUFF WAREHOUSE and
DWELLING-HOUSE many years established, No. 80, Lower
Grosvcnor-street, Bond-street, on lease for 41 ^ years, at a lo w -
rent of £60 per annum, on which a premium of £150 was
paid - ; held for 28 years, at £60 yearly. Also, largo brick-built
Workshops and a Dancing Academy, situate behind three houses,
Nos. 107, 108, and 109, Great Russell-street, Bloomsbury ; let on
lease far the whole term, at £56 per annum, and held for 5*4 years,
at la. yearly.—May be viewed ; particulars at the place of sale ; of
Messrs. Bolton, solicitors, 4. Elm-court, Tcmplo; and at Mr.
Haincb's offices, Pimlico and Kensington.
The Tower, on Surbiton-hill.
M
ESSRS. QITALLETT aud LEWIS have been
favoured with instructions from the proprietor to SELL
by AUCTION, at the Mart, on Tuesday, June 6, at One, that
charming little FREEHOLD PROPERTY, called the TOWER, on
Surbiton*hill, a pretty Elizabethan Villa, erected regardless of
cost, and with cousiderablo taste, possessing, like most residences
of its class, many conveniences, though from Its style and con
struction not on an extensive scale ; also Two Freehold Cottages
adjoining; the whole forming a complete and compact freehold
estate, enjoying one of the most healthy aud picturesque positions,
standing high on Surbiton-hill, within five minutes* walk of the
Kingston Station, aud within half an hour of town.—Particulars
may be obtained at the principal inns at Kingston, Epsom, and
Ewell; C. E. Jemuiett, Esq., solicitor, Kingston, Surrey ; at the
Auction M art; aud of Messrs. Quallett and Lewis, auctioneers,
&c., 10, New Bond-street.
Sussex, near Horsham.—A small Freehold Residence, and Sixteen
Acres of capital Land.
M
ESSRS. QUALLETT and LEWIS have re-
ceived instnictions to SELL by AUCTION, at the Mart, on
Tuesday, June 6, at One, a very desirable small FREEHOLD
ESTATE, situate in the parish of Rusper, and comprising a neat
villa residence, and sixteen acres of capital land, having a fVontage
on the main road to Horsham (from which it Is distant about
three inilea) of a quarter of a mile in extent. The house, though
small, is comfortable, and in complete ropair, and the land valua
ble, beyond an agricultural point of view, from its subsoil of
brick earth.—Cards to view, and full particulars, may shortly be
had at the Mart ; of Messrs. Kiss and Son, solicitors, 2, Fcn-court,
Fen church-street; and of Messrs. Quallett and Lewi3, land agents
and auctioneers, 10, New Bond-strect, opposite the Clarendon.
Twyford Bury.—An elegant suburban Villa and Grounds, in
8t. John's-wood-park.
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)1 IESSRS. QUALLETT and LEWIS have been
favoured with instructions from the Proprietor to SELL
by PUBLIC AUCTION (unless previously disposed of by Private
Treaty), at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, Juns 6, at One, a hand-
some VILLA RESIDENCE, seated in its own grounds, and in one
of the most delightful districts near town, being within an easy
walk of Hampstead and its beautifully picturesque scenery, yet
within a short drive of th* palace, parks, and operas. A carriage
sweep conducts through the lawn to tho resilience,
Lcytonstone, High-road, about ten minutes* walk from the Eastern
Counties Railway Station at Stratford.—Very desirable Villa Re
sidences, let at rents amounting to £268 per annum.
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e s s r s. f a r e b r o t iie r , c l a r k , & l y e
have received instructions from the Proprietor, who is
going abroad, to SELL by AUCTION, nt Garraway's, on Wednes
day. May 17, at Twelve, in Six Lots, very eligible LEASEHOLD
ESTATES. oomprUdng
SIX SEMI-DETACHED VILLA RESIDENCES,
known as Nos. 1,2, Sf 4, 5, and 0, Crownfleld-nlace. on the Leyton-
htone high mail, leading to Wanstead and Woodford, about one
mile from tho forest, and within ten minutes' walk of the Eastern
Court tic i Railway Station at Stratford. The houses were erected
about fl*e years since, and finished, regardless of expense, by an
eminent firm, of good elevation, in brickwork, with portico and
plate glass windows, commanding extensive and uninterrupted
views ; each contains four bed chambers, dressing-room, store
room, dining and drawing rooms, breakfast-parlour, and servants*
offices ; gardens, in front about 116 feet and at the back 160 feet in
depth, planted with choice shrubs and trees; the whole enclosed
by brick walls and Iron fences, with park fence in front. In the
several occupations of Messrs. Gurney, Treveatheck, Baker,
Catteiton, Hartley, and Wormersloy, at rents amounting to £268
per annum. Hold for au un ox pi red term of nine ty-t wo years, at
trifling ground routs.—May be viewed by permission of the te
nants; and particulars hail of John Otway, Esq., solicitor, Strat
ford ; at Garraway's; and at iho offices of Messrs. Fare brother,
Clark, aud Lye, Lancaster-place, Strand.
Isle of Wight.—The late Sir Richard Bassett's Estates, situate in
the parishes of Shalfleet, Mottiston, Brixton, Carisbrook, New
port, and Whippingham, containing together about 1,184 acrcs,
and producing a rental of nearly £1,200 per annum.
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essrs. f a r e b r o t h e r , c la r k , & ly e
are Instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Bugle Inn,
Newport, on Saturday, May 20 (under an order of the H iih Court
of Chancery, made in a cause of “ Ward v Bassett and others"), at
0»c for Two, in Lots, the important and highly valuable,
FREEHOLD ,ESTATES
of the late Sir Richard Bassett, situate in the Isle of Wight, com
prising the several parishes of Mottiston, Shalfleet, and Brixton.
HULVERSTON FARM,
with good buildings, recently thoroughly repaired, and 68 acree of
principally arable land, let to Mr. Booker; a
COTTAGE AND GARDEN, let to John Cooke ;
. LITTLE MOTTISTON FARM,
with family residence, gardens, offlccs, Ac., and 24S acres of arable
and pasture land, in the occupation ot Mr. Jcssett;
GREAT MOTTISTON MANOR FARM,
with extensive offices, and 4 * 2 4 acrcs of arable, pasture, and down
land, in tho occupation of Mrs. Brown ; sundry
COTTAGES AND PLOTS OF ACCOMMODATION OR
BUILDING LAND,
in and close to the village of Mottiston, let to Messrs, Booker,
Kackctt, Waterman, Cooper, Dore. and others: a
VALUABLE FARM,
known as CHILTON,
containing 230 acres of pasture and arable land, sovcral portions of
which are eligible for the ercction of villa*, being close to the sea
and the picturesque village of Brixton, lot to Mr. Walmisley;
MOTTISTON MILL FARM,
in the occupation of Mr. Whitewood ; a valuable
ENCLOSURE OF MEADOW LAND,
situate at the new village in the parish of Carisbrook, near to
Newi>ort, well adapted for building purposes, let to Mr. Cole ; a
DWELLING-HOUSE AND SHOP,
situate 114, Pyle-strect, Newport , let to Mr. George; a compact
estate known as BLACK BUSH FARM,
near to Osborne, about two miles from New-port, on the road to
East C*wes and Ryde, containing64 acres, extending to the Medina
River, offering most eligible sites for the erection of villas, iu the
parishof Whippingham, let, except the wood, to Mr. B. Hallett.
The whole estate comprises an area of about
ONE THOUSAND ONE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-FOUR
ACRES,
and produces a yearly rental of nearly
ONE THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED POUNDS PER ANNUM.
—Particulars and plans may be had at the place of sale ; at the se-
veru.1 inns at East and West Cowes, Ryde, Brixton, and Fresh
water ; of Frederick Blake, Esq., solicitor, Newport, Isle of
Wight ; of Messrs. Meyuell anti Copleston, solicitors, St. Martin's-
place, Trafalgar-squaro; and at the otllccs of Messrs. Farebrether,
Clark, and Lye, 0, Lancaater-placc, Strthid.
Eligible Investment.—Gkmcester-plaee, Portman-squarc.
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ESSRS. HERRING and SON aro instructed
by the Executors of a gentleman deceased, te SELL by
............ % AUCTION, at the Auction Mart, on Tuesday, May 23, at Twelve
R H H IIIR IIH P w h lc ii is of (unles* previously disposed of by Private Contract), a valuable
pleasing elevation, and comprises an ejitrance-ha.il, on the right 1 LKASEHOLDK^TATR, comprising a ^P jja l family residence, with
•h is an elegant drawing-room* decorated with considerable coach-house, stalling, and offices, e lccrfally^tuate 71, Gloucestcr-
of which is an elegant drawing-room,
taste, and opening into a conservatory; on the left is an excel
lent dining-room, from which steps descend to the pleasure
grounds, which aro usefully as well as ornamentally disposed, and are
of some considerable exteut. There is also a morning-room, and the
chamber, hath, and culinary departments are arranged equally in
accordance with comfort and convenience. First-rate stabling and
coach-house, with inclosed yard, complete the property, which
may be fairly characterised as one of the most elogant and com
modious villas in the vicinity. It is held on lease for f)0 years, at a
trifling ground rent.—Full particulars may be had of Messrs.
Shaw and Tennant, solicitors, Albion-street, Leeds; ofB . llean-
lauds, Esq., solicitor, 14, Cook's-court, Liucoln’s-inn; and of
Messrs. Quallett and Lewis, land agents, 10, New B>nd-*trcet,
opposite the Clarendon, who arc fully authorised to treat for the
sale by private contract.
place, held for an un expired term of nearly fifty years, at a ground
rent of £36 16a. yeer annum, and let for a term to a highly respect
able tenant, at a low and reduced rent of £120 per annum.—The
residence may be viewed by permission of tho tenant; and par
ticulars had of Mosers. Earlo and Smith, solicitor*, Andover,
H ants; of Messrs. Vincent and Gabriel, solicitors, 4, Inner
Teiuplo-lane, London ; also at the Auction M art; and of Messrs*
Herring and Sou, 109, Fleet-street.
Printed and published at the Office, No. 332, Strand, in the parish
of St. Mary-le-Strand, ‘n the county of Middlesex, by D avid
J oifKtf, of No. 9, Hemlr.gford Cottages, TTemiwgford-road, in the
parish of St. Mary, Islington, in the county of Middlesex, printer,
on Thursday, May 11,1864.