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The Times, May 24, 1921; pg. 4; Issue 42728; col F
The Estate Market. Idle Workhouses., Coming Sales.

Category: Property

Full Text: Copyright 1921, The Times

T The Estate Market.
IDLE WORKHQUSES.

..COMINC1‘r SALES.

Ongsr Warkbxmscs is to be said by auc-
tion, at the Mart. on June 16, by Messrs.
Keiiislcy ‘(Bread-street House). by xirder
of Mr. Amoid flinhsrdsan, sclicitor snfi
clerk to the guardians (Ongar). The
buildings have 2. floor space of 23,609
sqtiare feet, and the gmnnds extend to
:0; acres, freehold. The property is two
miles from Ongar and 18 from Landon,
and it might be used as an institution or
factory.

Many workbousea. have been, or are lit)
,be, sold. Some of these that have
changed hands in the last few months
have been‘c::nveru:z}'to commercial pur-
poses,‘ or, like “Foleshiii. into private
dwellings under the Housing Acts. Others,
3 having proved asefui far war work, are in
11;;-, .ma,rket, the most notczworthy being,
no doubt, the Polanci-street, Seho, pre-
mises of the City oi Evifiikfliffiter Board of
Guardians; The last-named is in the
hands of Messrs. Knight, Frank and Rut»
iey (fianmrex-squam}, to be let can build-
ing Ie:a.sia.' It is a. big block of buiirlings,
 with a. site of over an acre, ck-use to 0:-
jford—c:£r~cizs.

Next Thursday, but Cgrxterbury, nearly
2,600 acres of, §3._1t_l_yi.ng portiuns of Lard
Coxry:1glx&m’s’Ii§ifia:§$j~estate will be sold
by Messrs. Knight, Frank -and Rutlcy.
?art. 9f the kand is in the S8173 district
andpart near the Dover-mac}.

 

Castle, an old Gecargian house a Glas-
bury, -on the Racine: and Breeknocl-I
border, 79 acres, and two mikes of salmon
fishing in the ‘Wye. Warren Tower anti
19 acres, at Newmatimt, overlooking the

' tminin gtmmds, will be offered, Mr.

 E. rilfiths (fiswmmket) being jointly
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'£‘o—morraw, at Yfinchester Haousc,
Messrs. Trollope wilf submit Emxghroadi

elude one to-night at Chlnehmnd, finch-
Iey, of vacant houses there, by Mr. Francis
‘W. ‘Walker (Broadway, Ghurclrcnd).
Next Tuesday, at. B:-zrkesden, houses and
shops are to be offered by Messrs. Limaett.
Lang, and Bcttridge {W':'_I3eadan J unc-
tion .

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Iiaensed freehold house, at the convarg—,r
ersce‘ of £131-ea or inn:  is in the"
market, wxth 21 adjoining houses and
shops. Messrs. Flenrct, Adams. and
Haxeil {fiioomsburyasquare} wili hold the
auction next '1‘u12sd£;y, at the Afar;
Another licensed house with: large trade
for sale ahnrtiy is thu freeh0¥fi Crown
Hcztel, Rayieigh, one of the iota to }:;.-_~. dggait;
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The Times, May 30, 1921; pg. 18; Issue 42733; col A

Pine And Heather Woodhall Spa.
Category: Property
Full Text: Copyright 1921, The Times

Tfiég    “Market;
PINE AND HEATHER

 

. WO0DHALL- ‘SPA.-

~Pinew:::-ocyl, Witley, fur a-leng period the
hcgme of. the {ate L<_$:'~d Kmzfisforti, and
Prnewo-ad Lodge, Witicy,'-where‘ the late
Mr, «LC. 11093:, R.A.,.resided ; Sir Cenan
DuyEe’s Himihaad lzéuée, Undersimw ;
and Grz:yhurst,'-the Haslemcre prciperty
of Mr. Axel Kéaig, an; 311 ta be said by
M03233.‘ 0. _Bridgc.r and Sim (flaslcmare
and Hindhegd). There will be a four-
days’ auction of tizerconteuts of Pipewood
shortly. The houses are in'the market at
nmdcrato prices.

Amsécqre pt ufmre of the 68 Io'ts'in the
Bi£mr:.«;, particuiars by’ Mass’:-5. Iinight,
F1‘?!-9:1. and ‘Rutley ‘(Hanover-square)
were said to the tenants befare the aucsticn
at. C.-mteri5ury.' The £29,960 for 1,290
fiftrcs included’ £7,000 for. ‘Gore-street -

‘ 3-‘ilml. S-_a.rre, scald to the-tenant. '
.'.L‘he sxtc and rcméains’ of the Victoria '
H03¢1s' Whtich was burned as few months
ago, and the otiae: ireebqids — of the
Woodhall Spa. Company, Limited, arejo
be said as a going concern, at Lincoln, on
June 1-1, by Messrs. Knight, Frank, and
R¥1't1¢)'» aild fiessrs. Tizckett, Webster,
and Co. {Baszngi1al2-street), with the
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schofar. 110$ a. fortnight. 330. said ‘"1 1-934 and cnimr
your advertisements every week with pmflt and interest.
but do explain to me what. are ‘ baa:-ins-in ' 
Thus. one with 3 van’ eicmentary education must.
emienvonr to teach some 0! tbs: army thausands who
fiance at. and others who scan. what a great cdfiar
dc-scribeti as " carkzusly ccruviucing copy." Once atgnin.
let. us suppose you sent a {mate to an auction sale and
reserved it at £109. :1 chair at £190. china at £190.

’ ring. siiver teapot. taraet». rug. table. ‘cans.
piano. fur coat. lace fiounaa. sabéc stole. each re:-st:1've«c1
at £100. It all 13 lots were baugh: in~—-i.e.. faited to
sell-and an avararc mice

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invested to provide a more adequate stipend for the
Eiinister of the OM Ki:-k. Edinburgh. to whom the two
sacred vessels belong 1* -

We rcafi in ‘”£‘he 'I‘in1>¢s“ : “Lord Gicni:snar's
James I. siiver-gilt rusewmtcr cure: and dish. by F.
Terry. £618. 90oz.. both cigbamtely chnseti with doipbins.
Tudor macs. 5:c,.. was smrchascxi at the Msnrhianess
Gtanyzsgham safie in H303 Eur £4,200. and now rel} at
53.300. {Redc¥ifle.}" ‘ '

In another London Daily newspaper, " 2-‘ram Lard
Gientazsar cune‘ a James 1'. silver-ziit rose-mater ever
and dish.-bit Ff,_Terrr. 1613. which came-out of the
31archianoss:$I¢ni*3=s:h:zzn*s~s:i1e in was for smeo. Yester-
daifithe hammer fell at  '

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for “JE.«_on£- Gientanar‘s beantiiui James I. silrcrgilt
I069-‘fifiter ester and dish. by F. Terr)’. 1823.
enter and dish were oflered in the Jlarehioncss COI1}'ng'-

izanrs me. t\mnt§'-three years 399. they reamed 4.600
‘ni ¥I .

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classics. needed to be mid
would be :>uzz3cd- I-«st Ausmst 1 said :1. picture for
£4,000 to Sabin. in September two pieces or pefit. pom,
to Durlacber for 55.000. Those were:ac1u;x_3 gates mfg
M031 imrcts—nat dummy names. Why am I able to

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vroportian of silver
anti . seli Dearly-all that 3
am.-red. While I was oolicctizng goods in the country
on Wédxresday for the August mics 389 lots oz’ Iumitum
:m=d.chin:1. were mid. £5 0! the best sold for 51.18:},
and the 364 other loks were an said-—-not bought, 51;,
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351 lets were actuafly said.
fast, I kit the baxutifui count‘:-53' scena and was in my
Rastrum am} fid 292 of 1.362
1035 3691313? said hst week. In these depmssing days
the scasatsonai achievement of Eurcombs for July is
3:16: lots sold. of which 41 tots of iewcls. furnituré.
matures and china rcslizaeci £1909.

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- - - uudermte Hurcamhss Gmften
bethnn Rose Water Bush 111.111 Ewen ‘ I have an abiding men flnwzmm August mt x
but won 5 same nctnscaisnizm come ’

forward and give me 55.000. so that the mnney can be  3”‘ "'“""“”5* “‘“"°" 5”5""e9°"'

I am sure “The Times"!

books. 6:c.: and three imgaartz
on one day towards the cm: :2

Another t1'eat_1.on:ln:: I}:a.fl}'

"The London an and lit:
mm: to an and yesterday. a:
ilazandal depression and the :6
Folfcred. it may be regarded
, successful one.

"31:’. Hurmmh Wlmsc new
nighvs  dcsed with 3 5
and jeweilcry. The :01: urice.
by 31:. Waters for :1 George
mm: 3 pair at caddies: white 3
George Iii. circular tezs-set."

Three importzint mics are
at these Galleries wwards the
IS TIME TO INCLUDE AX}
SELL.  now being
struizhi:1.r:1y or ask me 10 co]
bi-tore ieliiug. 5'» sale. no c
you wish to he advised as It
in mu: hquse. why not ask
advice and suggest rewcrvcs?
visit. 215. for revresentatis-cs I
at and round about. Bade. £
Dorchcstcr. Cambfidsc. The
Surrey. !\‘artb:«rn~‘pton, Birmiax:
Ncwbllry. Wisimedz. Sussex.
Inncaster. Pirmoum. Penna:
has-soush. Colchtster. Lévenaooi.
Hexham. Bournemouth. were
Morneth. Ex:-fer. Hun. and 2*:
metres early in August.) Lon
P1t'::ts¢d to colkzct. what. -are c
coliection by icrrics. which
Scotland. and XE-‘.1293.

Vnixmtitzns for nrabxtc. in:
fees. It the property s) an
through me the fee vii} he re:

Auction Sale every F!"§d33'
siivar. Shcflield mate. Poms}:
tune. pictures. china. Ilfiti boa!
Ptuccls mfe registered post.

SALES 05 PEEMISE:

§—-——-

HUECOMBS GRAFI
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Article 44 Page 1 01° 4

The Times, Nov 11, 1931; pg. 17; Issue 45977; col D

Deaths
Category: Deaths
Full Text: Copyright 1931, The Times

WILLS AND BEQUESTS

 

ESTATE OF SIR ALEXANDER
BICKET
Sm -’\i:EXA=<Dr«;2= Bzcmsw, }{.B.E., of Liver-
. pawl,’ chgnrman of tha 333,39 .1-mn$pm.$ Gom_
93"} a Limited. and of the Bc-otic Cold Storage
and Ice Gompflfififi Limited, as. director of

United Gram E}""3t0l'S. Limited and of the

3\i:€:ixa11&er' Towing‘ Cempauy, Lzlniicd. when

_"‘}_13"5=*Wh 15. aged '27._1e£c estate of we

3&3” ““ “eH‘§E£f3t55-W5; with net personalty
E

5-“...
c

2 _t»hI.' Bot:-tic Bomttzh Husniml. the
§fifm“;’3?“§501}nL;mt1!&<:\1:mun fitsbitgxl. the Bamuc msmcz
we R0 : ae=.-fe;:can1iIe’31annc Scmce Assodaiiozz.
the “WW”!  peamens uzmlaan Ilxslitutkzn. and
Ram mmmnr 3 Mmion: £300 each tn the Liverpool
um Dwm Lu :‘’u¥3 3331118? liifiilltal. Livcrnaol. and
-; to D,‘ gaming"? hvrtheqn H0SDh‘a!. Lineman}: am
. ~ 08 Roam. £200 each to his amateur.

Arm“: mm53“‘' 535 ‘I55 mrdencr. -—- Czartvmz‘ ht. it

4 §3iclf“x’i‘:_i*en$*¢*(;‘;§€%:egtahi_IeI;*;.dcoca.se and not under notice.
COLONEL the ‘flax

0.13., mm R.1<:.. of 3333592 

who died on Septembér 3, aged ?7 9011 of £}:)c;

fourth Lord ‘Talbot de bfaiahide, left g-.~;t.a%.e of

E6‘:’0§§‘.’$ “flue 05 3313.86's’, with net. petsotmlty

Sm. T1;os1'As E31425? E",5'3',.gz~».'*1-Q;-.: 1) Sc F R S
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the 'E:; ‘I 1 fisgk’ “marl? Siliiermtenteudeut of ‘
Fh . . 3“ 9‘?-"133 B53173?’-1"—T11‘3T¥t‘ of the Nafiiunal .

ysxcai Laboratory‘. who was fcund dead

ggltieuggséljtg aged-65’ left‘ “mm °f the" g’°“3
1 D 0 F : 98. wztiz net per-sonalty £12,894. ‘
*5‘? . 3551' Ebxzaax-:21“: IJLLL. df Belfast,
;::2m%.;:;dp::;c.;::;*;5:;;e:::12: oz gm 
- ’ tea :1 ain ail -
D<0r.tlIcm,IreIa3:d \'a1ue:1 at £1,726.

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HURCOMBS -HCFSRAFTON GALLERE:

TOP 1:59 0? noVE‘R«S'1‘R1*3B'1‘- Lu 11-

bethan Rose Water High and Ewér.

A Graduate or Cambzidze University 2nd- :1 mzitumi
schoI:1r..uot 2, fartnight 320. said “I reaé and cab?
your advertisements every week with pmflb and intemst.
but do explain to me what. are ‘baring-in ' 
Thus. one mrith a very eiemccntzxy oducation musi
endeavour to teach some of the nnnr thousands who
fiance ant. and others who smn. what :1 sfrait cdfiar
dc-scrfbeas. as "curiausiy convincing copy.” Once again.
iet. us suppose you sent. :1 fiddle to an auction sale and}
reserved it. at £109, :1 chair at £100. china as £199. I
diamond ring. silver tcapat. carpet. rug. table. ‘cello.
piazza. far mat. lace fl-ounce. sabk: stole. each reserved :
at £100. If all !3 lots were baugizt in--i.¢.. fafied to 
sen-quad an avemrc mice of £36 «man was reached. y
YOU would mohabiy have to pay $132 because they failed ’
to self. I faileti to 3211 under the hammer the E!iz:1.~ i
I have an abiding
and iibemi olfer; but ran‘: some :icb.S::::£snmn came;
Iorwm-cl and give me $5.060. so that the money am he .
invested to provide a more adequate stipend for the
Hiuister of the Oid Kirk. Edinburgh. Lo whom the two
warm! vessels beicng 1‘ '

We rad in "The Times" : "Lord Gicnirxnafs
James I. siiwr-giit msematcr csrer and dish. by F.
Terr)‘. 1618. 9002.. both ciqbomicly chased with dolphins.
Tudor roses. &c.. was purchases! at the ltlarchicnefi
Coayngimtn 5239 in 19118 fiu-r £4,200. and now £91} at
$3.200. (RedcIi1fe.}" ‘ '

In another London Dniiy newspaper. " ‘ram Lord
Gientanar came‘ :2. -lama; I. sih'ez.giit. rose-water cu-er
-byj‘.  1615. which came-out or the
5!a:chianess_3;fqgi*n;,hgta‘a—s:iIe in was {at 24.200. Yester-
ctaxxtze hammer {an at $8.2  ~

 

And stili another Daily newspaper about the bidding
for "L_0rd‘ G'Ientannr‘5 beautiful James I. silver-gilt
rose-‘water ever and dish. by 3:‘. Terry. 1613. when um
ewer amt dish were uttered in the 1‘-Iarchioness C01'I‘,Vn5:-

hanfs mic. twent3'vtI1ree years new. they realized 4.900

313' graduate mend rho. with all his ‘culture and
classics. needed to be tow. what '”b1xyiag‘in " means
would be :mzz3cd- Last August I and :1. picture for
£4,900 to Sabin. in September two pieces or pain. pain;
to Dm-Iacber for $5.000. Those m:-reiaciuai 211395 mé
actual bus'crs~—na1‘. éxmzmx-' names. 'k\'.‘ny am 1 able go

run :1. successful businas without making ‘these bu}"rng- ‘-

Simply because I never 31:11 for the trade
at dealcm. except» inst 2: sum}! proportion of silver
8-11151 jewels. ami so I. or Ire. seli nenri;--an that is
aflereé. Whfic I was ooliccting roads in 117:9 country
on Wedzzesday for the August safes 389 lots of tumitum
a.mi.chinn were said. 25 of the best sold for 51.189,
and the 364 other lots were an sold-—not bought in.
On Thtlrsdar. while I was aéain out cpflecting in the
country. 351 lots were actmfly sold. and on Friday
321515 I ieft the beautiful eounii-5‘ svenes and was En my
Rasfnmx and acid :29r2 iots. nnkims a. total of 2.352
lots actmliy said last. week. In these dcnmssini: gxys
u is

There are many in my prcfcssion who talk about
August and September being 3 had time for auction
831%. In these uflmmna rm .1m.-ma ten. 1...; 2 -.--1-:-. «

isms I have been in I’ic¢:azh11
in Atxgllsb and septembefi W;
the renlaiaixfz 25.£Cr2"a}so sail:
The above figures do not in?!
than the two but lots for
realized $9.000.

in “The ‘Iimi-5" I I’?-*3?‘

"All the were impcfwm
saierooms of London cioszd 4
late autumn. after one of 1
mcman‘. There have been 1-‘-
time 0: either pictures or 11001
of the past. 1{!‘}'c::r'3 or so I
setback."

I am sure “The ffi1ne.i" I
nude:-rate Hm-eambs Grafton
open throughout. August for 1
art, pictures. silver. }e¥fe9|31’¥-
books. &c.: and three impart:
an one day towards the cmi c

Another treat Lontlcux 1}.1i1}'

 Londtwn an and lite
came to an end :'csIerdu3'. m
financial depression and the :6
offered. it may be regarded
zsucceztstul one.

"Er. Bu:-eomb. Wham new
night's  clcs-ed with 3 5
urn} .iewa11vn'- The 1017 Drive,
by Air. ‘Waters {or n Geargc
mad as pair oz cadfiies: wzzfle I
Geocrge lli. circular tux-set.“

Three smoomins suites are
at these 8:139:35 tnmxds the
Is ‘I‘L\IE To ISCLUDB .153
SELL. Catalogues now being
stmlgiztznruy cr’a.~=i: me to col
ht-tom selfiug. No sale. no 2
you wish to be zxclvisod as 1:
in van:  why not ask
advice am! su-.::t~st. resm*cs?
visit. 21:. for repre-sentsxtivcs I
at and round about, Bade. I
Dorchcstcr. C.-nvzebridxc. ma
Sun-er. Sartlmmpton. Birmiaxt
Xcwbflftc‘. W'zs!Jech. Sussex.
Lmmster. Pl;-mcuzh. Penna:
borough. Colclmster. Léverxaoot.
Hexhnm. Bournemouth. Wore
Mofnetb. Excter. Hui}. and 2:‘
me.-aces early in August.) Lon
Pieztscd to colic-ct. what -are c
collection by iorrics. which
Scotland. and \\-'a!¢:s.

Vnilmfians fur probate. in:
fees. I! the nropertr so vu
through me the Ice win he re:

.-Sucltfrm Safe every I-kiday
siivcr. Shcfiield yiatc. Form}:
tum. matures. china. wé ban}
Parcels mic rczistcrod past.

SALES 05 PREBLISE.‘

3--—

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Article 1

The Times, Dec 01, 1920; pg. 23; Issue 42582; col C I
The Estate Market. Wesley At Swanage., Ranby Hall, Lmcs.

C

ategory: Proper'tY

Full Text: Copyright 1920, The Times

The 1 Es.ta'te1.Mai-léett.

WESLEY AT SWANAGE.

 

RANBY HALL. LINCS.

The Rev. Dr; J. S. Siman writes from Re. 33,’
Cavendish-_-road, Bi:-kdale, Sotzthaport:-——“ In
your Estate Market column I often finei interest-
ing descriptions of proyerties possessing
historical assoeiaiiona. Last week I noticed that
Wesiay CottagB,'.S'w3m_1ge, is ta be sold, its

preservation for so long‘: time speaks well for '

the respect of its owner, and for the spirit of.
the town. .
“On; Oetabber 16, 1.774, John Wes! preached
at Salisbury. After the service be ad a can-
versangion with a. woman who was carrying a"
baby 1:: her arms. Ba fom1t!'t.’m1b she had walked
40 miies -to ask him to come to Sw and
‘preach there. Ear ‘name was Mary Burs. esley
aconsented. arrived in the ‘lawn on the 121:5}, and
preached £1: a meadow to a. large congregation.
He stayed the night in Mrs. Burt's cottage, and
left the next day for 7 It is technicaiiy
tyne that he ‘fived in Wesley Cottage fur some
tlme,’ but the phrase may be easily misunder-

stand. -Be was ‘ a. was faring man who tau-tied ‘
given dis- .

ft?!‘ 3; nigiifi,’ but his 3 art stay has
tmctxan to the glass in the eyes of thus country-
xmi Au.1_§rica.” 0

Dr. Simon’: letter must

. the desirabiii
of sums shght extension of the negofiafisnswhic

1

ht Bifm

have lately been an happily earned on between .

. _ . __._. ._ ..,

tin; vendcxj, £3.50!‘ Burt. and the local authm-itv.

with 8 View to securing for the town in par-

géatuity the privilege of ownership of Wesley
3 .

._. ,,.,,._....—n

I

in the Midlancfis. a_nd every izzxprovexnenfz, such
5 as cent:-gs}. heatmg, is we of the many resxdential
sestages muludecl in the illzzstrateti list of pm-
‘pertaes hlished yesterday in these columns by
§%ihessr§.mo}:n. D. ‘Wood’ and: §3Mannt—st.reet).
-, xeple :9 W380 yEa.}l,Lincs,
3 for sale by tgqfizm. in conjunction with Messrs.
ibiekixgson, B13331}, and 1} (Lamb), an
‘ December 19, at Lincoln. an
Charies Bentinek, at a nominal reserve.
The trustees of the 18176

seii cmtlying farms,
in the Isle of Thames.

ahalf ai Lord

’ ‘ _ Lord Canyngham haw
mstmcted Messrs. Km ht, Frank, and Rntiey -to
at 2,600 acres, of the
as estate, near Canterbury, including land

§ An iizabethan house, withpark o!369acres. 1

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Donald Hughés (Basset-t~road., W.).

Tha Duke of Bedford has instructed Messrs.
Knight, Frank, and Rutley to dispese of Mor-
wellham, Devon, 1,800 acres, with four miles of
salmon, peei and trout fishing and the minerais
umieriying 2,560 acres. Captain Brassey has
decided to sell the Heythrep estate, Oxford.
including the residence and 5,400 abres. Im-
portant properties also to be ofiered by the
Hanover-square firm are :---Lord Braybroolfs
Biiliagbear estate, 1,350 acres, near Twyford
(in conjunction with Messrs. Martin Nockolds
and Sims) ; 2,600 acres of thefiifrons estate,
near _C&n€erbur_y, for the trustees of Lord
Cenyngham ; Pailak Castle and 3,000 acres, in
Renfrewshire, for Miss Fergusson ; the principai
portions of Netherby, Cumberland, 11,300 acres.
for Sir Richard Graham; Gartsherrie, 2,006
acres, in Lanark ; Mrs. Doughty-‘Wyiie’s
Theberton E2211 estate, Suffolk, 700 acres (the
proceeds of saie to be expended on a memo:'ial, at
8udd—e1-Baht, to those who fell at Gallipoli) ;
Mr. F‘. A. Browns’ Leicestershire properties of
886 acres ; the Balbfair estate, Suthefiandshire.
neax-§y 3,000 acres; Edgcott: House, Exford,
Somerset, 158 acres; Sheplegh Court. estate,
473 acres, near Tomes ; the Priory estate, Bum-
ham Beeches : Mrs. Smith Ctmningham’s Orr!)-
iand estate, Kirticudbright, 1,918 acres ; Rune-
medgs rifle range, 800 acres, near Staines, with '
a firmg-line of two mites ; Marshalls ‘Vick, St.
Aibgns, and smaller residential properties in
various parts cf the country. Last, but not least.
may be mentiuned the private sale, for Lord
fiierard, of the Eastweil Park estate, Kent. It
mcluéegthe mansion, with a 1,600«acre park and
farms, in 311, 4,000 acres.

Croxgzll ~Ea..£I, an Elizabethan manor house.
near Lxchfield, for centuries one of the seats of
the Curzon family, has been sold by Messrs.
I.’a.x-sons, Ciayk, and Bodin (Hanover-square).
mils compietmg the realization by this firm of
thia Croxali estate e£ 1,238 acres, which has pm.-
duoed a_Itog*etI1e:-~ about £55,000. The estate was
ofiered :3 September, when the agriculturai por-
trxon was said. Mr. Thomas Jenkins. a former
M3-170!‘31f_ Burton-on-Trent, has bpught tgije map-

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Article 11

Page 1 of 4

The Times, Jun 04, 1919; pg. 21; Issue 42117; C01 G _
The Estate Market. How A City Site Was C|eared., Bargains
In Kentish Land.
Category: Property
Full Text: Copyright 1919, The Times

1

E The 9 Eétate : Market.

HOW A CITY SITE WAS
  CLEAEED. ‘ 1

 

_BARG‘rAINS‘ 1N KENTISE
. J . . it .];£iIq})% 2A 1
‘ .'.I‘he prgincépai points in our review‘ of the
market  are the appmaehing  9! free-
hoids in the bs.uk5.ng.ee.tme,'an¢i of 1 me in
Woqd-sheet, which was cleared by enemy
actinn, the fact that 3 large ac;-eage.§n_same of
the mast; fertile perks of Kent is earning under
the hammer of ‘various firmsat an ea:-Iy date,
ancf the sale of a. new-:1 she-e13—breeding farm at
Mausey Blagnptaa. - . ~
A very zmportant City sale wiil b'e"1:ald on
3388 35, by Messrs. Edwin Fox, Bnmett, and
B3d3&185’: Of  in_ Lombard-street and
Georgjrgntd, prenazses m t?1e hatter farming part
of Wqlxmns Dean-un’s Bank. The present in-
gome IE cnnsiderahie, but it is suggestec; that it
_  increase upon the  of
vgnotzs dates from.‘1924 enwards.
The fimfs gucfion on Jufy 2, bf a site of 28,908
sqaarsa feet m_Wood~street and Silver-street, re-
Is Que of the air minis, far the spienditl block
of bu12dmgs_ whiclg formerly covered it was de~
530983 by mcendxary bombs during one of the
most ccstiy attacks the City exparieneéd. The
frontage to Wood-street is wail over 100111., ané
pracmeally 9:11 freeheld. On -the same date
 Edm}: Fox, Burnett, and Badgglay wig:
sell Coréporataan Ieaseholds in Emzndsditeh. The

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petual lease, oniy £8 a year.  t he-:m_:e
thefirmissasuhmit Iflflhouses, ' -m
Hachxey,  in the late {Selena W. H.
Baxter, and, a. week later, premises near Fa_;r-
ringdommad, sftogether a vafuable sad ;:romzs-
ing eolkeetian ofi investments.

Reference may again usefuiiy be made to the
extensive site in High Balboa-a, which Messrs.
Debanham, Tewaan, and Chinnocks are seiiing
on July 1. It is seidam that the opportunity
ofbnyinganacreinso cent:-31 3 positiqn is
available. The pian pnbiisheé in The Pumas.
on several occasions iateiy, shows bag: con-
venient the pmperty stands for business in
Caveat-garden, Dxford-street, and Shaftesbury‘
avenue. As an adjunct; to such ofices as new
line Kings-way, gremisw on the site pomss greai
pomiaélities. In nouns! periocis. too, thaws is
the advantage of 3 plentiful mppiy of labour in
the district. hutjcr the mament the ease with
which “ danations” are obtainabie must act be
forgotten. However, by the time‘ 3. buyer is
ready to begin work there, the  may
have cleared samewhat. in that and other re-
spects. In all its esserztisls the site is as useful

’a fneehoid as man be fazmd in the Wat Central

distriet. .

Messrs. Troflope announce the safe of No. 49,
Cadogan-street, Cadogan-gardens. beiare the
suctian. They have Suki the whoie peace} 6!
ix-ea-haid grnand rents, recently described in The
Times, amutmting to £1,358 a year, and seemed
an premises chiefl3'—iz: I-Iighgate and C-laphamz.

“ The Marquis nf 2813339393,” 2. ireehoitl mar-
ket house with fuli Eicence, in Bow-street and
Russell-street, a few. yards fram Covent-garden,
has secured an it a net gmund rent, of £148 a
year, which vrili be said by Mmsrs. Ei¥§ott.,' Son.
anti Btrytan, on June 12, with reversitm to the
trade in 37 years. Qther ground rents,» and :1
house in St. Johz:’s-wood. wilt be said an the
same oecasxun. .

A ‘amass SHEEP-BR.EEDER°S" £39.31.
At Cirencester, Messrs. B1-ubon. Knawies. and

Company, offerexi the Bfaisey Hampton. estate 01
IE aezes. The Manet Farm, which has been
in the oermpatian of Mr. J. T. Hobbs. the “fell-
Imown baeeder of Oxferci. Dawn sheep and
any years, 787- acres, was
s:g:1d’a.t £31,208 ta; M;-. Sydney Bennie, the pur-

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£809, in.additio=r:, for: the aim er.
Eartweli Farm, 5£}I acres, realized £6690. The
Rectory Farm. firiaisey Hampton, 332 acres.
rgalized £-1.293., , The total 1-exiizec1,,:;ns}r:ding
gems anallér properties, was £48,249. The firm
has also sold farms at Tayntan and-elsewhere
for £}.5.S§’?G. . . _

FARMS EN TEE WE.-XLD OF 

“ ’EI1er’s a Franklin in the ¥Til:¥ of Kent hath
‘»bmug}:zt 306 marks of grsid witil 1u‘m,”‘sa:es one
in K1'm.g« Henry 137., anti thmzgl: the farms in
thegweahi are smalier than inotizer p'az-ts oi the
-eannty, the rich aiiuxiai hands, nowbetter culti-
vated than they usedto be, aflord 8 good liviag,
and are in keen request. Smaii holdings of frem
eight ta: 8%? acres, with farms tip to 309 acres
and thereaimtfis, are; ecnfing under the hammer
of Meats. Winch and Sons during the next [raw
weeks, a mast attractive list being puhiisheci by
that firm in The Times yesterday. Fruit and
mixed farms between Tunbridge Wefls and
Eiaidstane await afiers, on Jtme 12 aad 17,
through Messrs. Lambert and Symes (Paétiock
Wood}. Sewers} Surrey farms were among the
items in Messrs. Harrie Stacey ané Son’s an-
nouncements in the same imae, along with 2.
number of residences in the R-eigate 

THE EAST  “ BGURNES.”

Anyone wishing for a pleasant st‘-a¥k, and to
see t_;h1-ea or four of_ the nicest East Kent pm»
pertzes at present 121 the market, for safe er
_ }etting, conlé not do better than fciloxv the
pretty rivtéet or “bourna ” fear miles from
Canterbury. bcginnifzg at Bishopsbourne, wiacre
Honkezj, author oi Ecciesiastieal Polity,” was
. ,%%cun1hez1t, to « Patrixb-name, passing
 :13 large estate nmked for its sporting and
Inpw ta be let, on to Littlehourne, where is
srmated the beautiful Lee Priory, which BIc.~32=rs..
Haznptan and Sons and Messrs. Worsfbid and
Hayward are shunt to self. Arrived there, he
can_ go thrgugh Trenley Park estate, of 660 acres.
winci: will be sold, at Canterbury on June 28.
by Messrs. Worsfold and, Hayward and 311-. Chas.
{.F.‘E1ga.r, _cm to the 568 o. 60% aura,‘ 9:22:-A
;§1ng_p%§§s of..tE1e_ QGKEEX Park estate, vrizii-3}
. essrs. are. ta er for Major; Pow:-H
Catsan, at Canterbury on June 14.

Hears. Cobb point out in their annauxiéement
in The Témes that the iagtmanzed estate is near
“ the mystery 90:: of R<zchbor_ougi1.” Them is
H0 101136? mm?! mystery abgnt xi. qr much doubt
;%;:;*§:::£m  $3? W?

e- ‘e cen-
field. .0233 of the sales jnst mentianed, T1-eniey
Pa}-E, zsgndeed, by order of the mineral ovmers.

15 cnnqns, to those xglao hay-I; known the plaee
:1 §an%wh11e, to  of the usmg town cf Sand.
wgch, ‘ and yet 1:125 probable that #5112 sleepy aid
hgstoncai haven 1s abent to be rexjxved catamar-
elaiiy, s.L_nd_to deveiap apart frem its advantages
Efinggrgamrty tn the Royal St. George’s Golf

    

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1921 Apr-Jun

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ar1;plp)el1;l gregiar e s a esa es 1I‘g“$9VJ,fl  0,‘; .£051§7<I2l~g¢f:‘_‘(), W 2/C/)'7I“fL(

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Queensland—Great Barrier Reef: Sir G. Lenox-Conyngham (reads
paper/paper read)

25 February 1925 (Page 11 col b (3* 4*))  _ _
1938 Jan-Mar fl, 0,
Silver p1ate—Sales: ‘Chi/‘oknyngham, Lord: announced 9'4/vxil/V’,
21 January 1938 (Page 15 cold)  ‘W0 W  "“ "" °’ ‘
Silver plate—Sales: Conyngham, Lord: announced: sold

11 February 1938 (Page 9 col d) ‘:”’“““
1908 Jan-Dec
Silver-Plate—sales: of late Lady Conyngham's collection _ fig

05 May 1908 (Page 10 colt) ‘‘-*"‘‘=** H W” M
Special articles—Art: Conyngham's collection, late Lady ("The Marchioness

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1956 Oct-Dec ’ "L M
Williams, Mr. W. W.—on Sir G. Lenox-Conyngham (tribute)
05 November 1956 (Page 12 col g) ‘:°“"°""
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Conyngham, Mr. R. S.—will 5/1
27 March 1933 (Page 15 colt)  
1978 Jan-Dec
Conyngham, Simon (Lord)—Marriage ,5 5*’  WW“ '‘‘1*\ «« L] M‘ mi

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A _\ 1 N  ilxo./*4‘-’\
1908 Jan-Dec  V°i~/«wwm4y ’1‘”L~\ Fu ~'«>~“°l1¢,‘5 €511‘

Conyngham, late Lady—art collection: sale announced (special article, "The
Marchioness Conyngham collection") an FLooc¢

13 April 1908 (Page 3 col f) C°“‘e’“

Conyngham, late Lady—silver plate collection sold
05 May 1908 (Page 10 col f) °""“""" ’\:\~ . T‘\_-NJ
Conyngham, late Lady—art collection sold

06 May 1908 (Page 12 C01 b) ‘:°““"“ ,1,
Conyngham, late Lady—art collection sold

07 May 1908 (Page 11 C01 a) £°"“"“ 6' ‘km
Conyngham, late Lady—art collection sold
11 May 1908 (Page 14 col f) C°”‘e"" :1 “W”

1920 Apr-Jun

Conyngham, late Lord—Estates: law case 5'-:3, :1M~(,.,1,,4
25 June 1920 (Page 5 col c) ‘:°”"”‘ ‘V

1938 Jan-Mar

Conyngham, late Lord—si1ver plate: sale announced
21 January 1938 (Page 15 cold) °’“‘“‘

Conyngham, late Lord—sold
11 February 1938 (Page 9 col d) ‘”:""“”"“

1913 Jan-Dec g _

Corfield, Mr. Richard Conyngham—killed in action in Somaliland
13 August 1913 (Page 6 col (1) ‘:‘’’’‘’'°‘‘‘”‘‘

Corfield, Mr. Richard Conyngham—-responsibility for reverse at Dul
Madoba: official dispatches quoted (blue-book)

01 October 1913 (Page 5 col e) £°“‘°"“‘
Corfield, Mr. Richard Conyngham—will
27 December 1913 (Page 9 col e) ‘:°”“““

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Article 16 Page 1 of 3

The Times, Mar 22, 1921; pg. 18; Issue 42675; col D

The Estate Market. A City Ground-Rent., 45,000 Acres
Offered
Category: Property
Full Text: Copyright 1921, The Timec

 

. Article 16

A    Uuvawawqzfuzc. vex; wt: uuauuuuawa an: .
- 6 I tobbehiet md stlilzy pgrt of Lands?! or the
- . su_ u: s, an e o ers:are usua 37 com»

A.  T. 1 Pkcatgd by eaI_zciitioz::s,. as in an advertise— .
. f men% In ‘these colunms on Thursday, that

’ - _ . _ _ g A figs Wm1¥d«be tenent “ must buy part fur- f
454300 ACRES OFFERED; “%i*:::..:‘m fi2°;:::;:::;

‘ To-day at Winchester House the invest ' thus demanded are more than the Iease- :

meets *0 be sold by Mews Debenham» 1 hold interest itself would have fetched a *

Tevvson, and Chifizficgzks (Cheapside and . few years ago. /V

fzggficlifi-C9. §§;i:I7_;1§g3:f$)£§g33:d8_ 3 01f)’ _ Lgfiscbmbe, an Elizabethan mansion near -
cured on §xr1(:Jdem‘PF§mises knowiegg ‘ti: 1 chlgmfon ‘Buzzard’ with léfihfienmry
Shtxttteworthfilnb, Fye Foot-lane Queen ‘ ;t3§§1 and yuktfif 200 gems’ is-for sale’
Victorianstreet, and "a freehoid of nearly 1394 ;f:§;&&19t§7 B —1-flvett {arm}? from

  ' oh . Th ~ ‘L ' ‘ >
§i‘§Z“§n°’7.?eL“o: 1°§3“o::. mififiioiiiésii "M2: Wed"-““‘?Fm* M33 3°’ 3* Swansea»
48ft. 6in., and. the lease has 53 feam to 0 tart 1?}  - N and Rnfley ofier
run’, the rental being estimated at £350 goo acres .°'m;’§‘§'§; Ef‘:‘f Ca-‘¢‘°fi Estate’
3. year. The executors of the late ‘Mr. A b ‘t 492} gs-age rm mu
Howard Moriey are the vendors. Over 5 mam acres of the Fmrhght estate’
2,00%: of frontage to Staticn-road and 3? 1’ 433 aG,f§3°‘3 ‘he G*"s’”’“° °3*“*°
other roads in ‘Chasm make the aeven . 159.753,: WI-3'1 °,Z?e:,Th1u9rSdéy’ March 31’
acres suitable for immediate deveiopment, Shaft . b - ’ e”8{d'Sf'reet*
may the three rats; comprise the o1d-— -98 mmmnue’ mm P°“35*S1°'L The
fashianed Cheat: House and grozinds 10 : fgetggf 9‘ the 13858 °f -Iioisfid-street
cottages. and two detached houses {5ak— 1 0 °’ .°°S5. *0? ‘ha Westminster City
field and  Messrs. hforgan 5 cm?’ which was t° have been beg‘; the
Baines and Clark (Sutton), are  ' 53$‘-§1,35'r’*3s Men pestponedrto APH123.
faint! ’ with Messrs. Debenham, Tewson $31 byf5’°°° ‘W93 are at present for
and ghimmks in the sale. ’ r 1 9 {.11 "W6 Knfisht» Fran‘: and Rut-—
Four Town ' houses with ' vacant ’ 83; 4 G068 estates mange Eggtweu Park
Pfifiessitm are to be ofiereci in the City ' 313533’ acres’-f°rL°rd’ Gerard? cmimo
on Aprii 27, by Mesmi. Robinson, ‘ y,’:¢,m,§§’°sf ,‘.°””’§, 333°“ fishing. near
Ewiiiiams, and Burnands (mountnstreet). . Grant . ’ 0;) min ‘ B ‘ B‘, M°'°Phe’5°n
The hotzsw are in Belgrave-square, Cado- estate ’(}\'.f f 5 4 irafiey S HEMPOP
gfiaxvsquam, Enx2i‘sIzz1c>1'tf3-£‘8l’*:1»<3,IiS:hBI1<i Man» 1 near lanéogrer agar ’L(:}oGrdae£§ex:.1;1t%I:§vd 
- o ’ . 1 3

c ester_ _sqz_m:e. 81'? ew_sm.a1l_ ousesgre .  Iwxth Georgian mansion and nine
arms , _Buckenham.To£ts, Norfolk. 4,000
gems, wxth seven _rmIes off;-(mi; fishing ;
C:*S°1_i1-'» Edgware, £0: Sn» Arthur an
Pel ’ 11 1“0‘°s,mn*. .W?$‘5‘’’h3m» 300 Wes:
Bryig BE)‘: * «th18L60oacreS; 
May we es Bzlhnggaegr gstagg, 1393
M333: 53%; T¥f':Vf01‘d (In conjunction with
2?‘?  Nackolds and Sons) ;
tryust-2 Emmi  Canterbury’ for the
Hofi11§eSId’: Rain? C°nynghm ‘ L°“i
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acres ; Peilok Castle, Renfrew, with
3.000 acres ; Sir Sharia Knight1ey’s
Fawsley estate. Northampton, 2,100
zones ; Swyncombg, 3.000 acres in Oxford-
shira (in conjmtouon with Masts. Martin
Nockoldsandsons} ; portionsoi Llannamh
estate, in the Vaie of Clwyd, 1,500 acres
for Captain Piers Jones ; Dotterel Hall,
Camba, 806 acres (formerly part of the
Charterhcuse estate) ; the remaining por-
tion of Bodelwyddan, St. Asaph. 600
acres ; Membland Hgslt, ‘ 500 acres, 10
miles from Plymouth ; 1’:-ineethorpe, 535
acres in Wanvicicshire ; Gatston House,
near Watford, over 200 acres ; Shiplake
Court. between Heniey and Reading, with
409 acres ; Marshals Wick, 200 acres, St.
Albans ; and Cimrchfieki, overlooking the
goif course at Walton Heath.

RESULTS OF AUCTION SALES.

Esnmz Excsmcan 01-'m:.Lu. Baron.

Linux 21. -—.&.'r Wixcnmmn Hagzsz.
By EIJJOTT. son. and EOYTO . ‘
158, N , CASTLE.-15z5£t.15;.3 3;:
{}.£.. s13o'.“¥”.1=:.. £500 ' ..  ..

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GQK” -E23. ‘ imroad. u.t..£3 rm

£6: 1 o 9 9 s o 1 o . p I
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___The Times, Saturday, Feb 05, 1921; pg. 6; Issue
!42637;colB

» The Estate Market.
" THE WICKED’ WEED.”

Today, at Canterbury, 11 lets of land at
Bekesbonme, known as Hqwletts Farm, are
: cqming under the hammer of Messrs. Knight,
Frank, and Rutley (Hanover-square). ‘The area.
is small, only 338 acres, but residentlally end
agriculturally ‘the 2 property is very attractxge.
It is an easy walk, er five minutes by tragn.
from the cathedral city, and with a. good service
_ to London and the coast; V _

Bowletts is in the gxeighbourhaod of Ifat:ru:-
bourne. which is generally considered to produce
the finest hopsln East Kent. The cute:-up of the
London Tertiariee upcm the hhalk yields _he'avy
camps of “ calourjv ” hops, full of aromatic and
lupulinie esseeees.'Tl_:e  recorded attempt
at legislative interference with hop-growing 19:33
in 1442, when a tition was presented to Parka-
ment against "‘ ewiclted weed, fetehed‘o11t of
3‘E‘lsnde:.-2.” But it made heskiway notwithstand-
mg, and in the following century the Industry
had grown to dimensions warranting the imne
of 3 blaek-letter pamphlet, published at The
Stan-re, Paternoster-raw, on “ A Perfite Platfarmaa
of 5 Hoppe Garden.” Elizabethan writers en;
larged on the hop gardens amend Canterbury.
Mast of the lead to be efiered today is with
possession, and it is suitable for small haldizqgs,
with accm to mcellent markets. The same
may he said of fggze 2600  or so which the
trustees of  _  ve entrusted to
the firm for sale. ey the fertile and
be.a.nt.iful_ count:-y Jzhrough which the Lesser
Stem‘ qmetly and swiftlyflows towards Thanet.

East Kent estates of the fix-st importance, also
in the hands of the Hanover-square firm, are I
Eastwell Park, the princely mansion and 4,980
Hires. belonging to (Lord Gerard; and God- .
mm-sham Park, almost adjoining, was recently _
under their hammer. Both properties have been
fully deseribed in these eolunms. 

Next Fridfly. at their estate roam, the firm
will ofier the Palace Hotel, Hastings ; and,- at
Tm-quay, the Sheplegh estate,‘ near Dartmdtrth
and ’1_‘otnes. Other properties to be dealt with by -
them 1!! the near iutxzra include Captain Bx-assey’s
Heythrop estate, Oxfordshire, with the regiclenoe
and 5,400 acres ; Lord Braybroolfs Billmgbear
esfate, near Twyford, 1,750 acres (in conjunction
[With Messrs. Martin Noekelds and Sons) ; the

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The Times, May 11, 1921; pg. 8; Issue 42717; col D
The Estate Market. Newman At Oxford., Orchard Profjts

Category: Property
Full Text: Copyright 1921, The Times

jljhe Egtaié Market.

NEWMAN AT
OXFORD. ‘

ORCHARD PROFITS.

Stcaqrgomai’ Ne‘:-'11'!a!1 at one time liveci at
_ 333$. Lxttiemcre, 3 freeimid to be
ism“ 2943?: 53' Messrs. Herbert Duluke
 C“ (03§9*‘d}- The grounds extend to

‘an 801%: and the safe is cunsequgnt on the
death of the Rev. C‘. B, Upton

 

€3_°]°h£st*3¥'I “fit; 3101139. gcif énurse, shout-
mga 5093133; and fishing, may ‘see pur-
§°1*33'3‘d ‘th"°“51~'§1 Messrs. Fenn, Wright,
and CO. The Ceichester agents aiso offer
3 b¥3H£9J8\V and one acre of orchard for
£9‘3‘9« Hid other freehoids at low prices,
‘and they have country and Essex coast
h<>.us¢s ta be let, iumished, for the
summer. , ' ~
-413 York, early next month, Messrs.
Iggflls and Webb {Leeds} wiil offer the
Okery gstate, Bxsigopdnle, near Ayrs-
33T*h_ Stfifmll. 3- Sportmg, resic¥entia.1., and
fumiiig 1?1‘0Pe}'ty of 4,100 acres. There
are _5§‘°°§mS “Ems over a. large area. in
a'3<‘13f10n.'and trout and grayling fishing.
31%.” £0‘ ¢°tm‘~’1'3! houses, ~ciase to
Dcrkm ‘and Leatilerllead, are plentifui
°‘1 3319 ‘I131: Ashurst estate of 1,130 acres.
Whifith Messrs. Wad-xix: and Watkin
(R8-$818} are to sell loeaiiy on May 19.
0935655 and I>0l1ltry.farrns and 85 acres
Gf latch and beech, eiose to Heacfiey

For £§,S:‘i{3 2: freehold‘ of 208 acres near I

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if the ‘estate 1s not said as a. whole.
Lord Hot§1field’s forthcnming sage Of
1,330 acres of the Rainham estate. In 57
lots, at Rochester, on June 14, by Messrs.
Knight, Frank and Rszttkey (Hanover-
square), embraces farms, hriekfieids, and
other’ property on both sides of the main‘
rcsad from Chntham to Sittinghmzme.
Cherries, piums, pears, and? apples all dc
mi: in this part cf Kent, and in the
neigixbauring vifiage of Teynham Richard
Harrys, fruiterer to Kenn? V11, arevived
cherry-growing in Engisnd. The cherry
trees intmduceti-by the Normans had up:
thriven, but Ba:-rys planted 205 acres Ln
Teynham, and imparted the secret‘. of
their suceesafai culture to the people oi
‘Kent. That land is said to be now knawn
a's “ New Gardens.” sti}i noted for 
cherry orchards. In a..gooc¥ year chem-zes
and hard fruit in the Eainham and
Teynham area yield from £20 to £30 an
 Details oi the results in . certain
parishes were given in the Kent-:3-.3}; Estate:
Journal, er loves! register ‘of Messrs. ‘
iinight, Frank and Rutiey, ferlaprii last.
The ireeixoid cf 3 xveiti-managed cherry
orchard often resiizes over £200 an acre.
Outlying portions of Loni Conyngha1n’s
Bi£mns es_ta.te, neazj Canterbury, about
2.!$E}0 acres. to be sold there on May 26., by
Messrs. Knight, Frank, and Rutkey, in ii‘?
Eats, He in two main groups. one near the
D<3vcr—‘£.ondon road and the other be-
tween Stourmouth, apparently so-eailed
becaasc it is mikes from the mouth of the
Stem. and. Reculver. The fact that the
land is in the centre «sf '3 pl-even ems}-
bearing area has but 3 remote interest
fcir purchases‘-3. as the minerals below
4£)€}ft. are reserved by the vendors.
Roman I)att§es were waged on the
Kingston portion of Biirons. At Baa.-ham

to meet the threatened invasion by King
Philip of France ; Simon de Montfort
massed troops there ; _ Cavaliers gathered
there ; find it was a camp of the soldiers
wing abrcad to fight undaer ‘Weiiington.

werc_«.the__ru_le, it was ti1e.regu§ar practice
-{ctr the Volun’ceers- to have. what was
calkrd a‘ “sham fig?! ” 0“ 319 d°“’fi5
:dm-wing the march’ from Canterbury te-
Dover. me detached hits of land tow_srds'
R-ecutver are appraached hr? 33178 Bridge.
on. the Canterbury-R-amssmte road. ta,

whigia, Bax-ham fiiludes in "‘ _1ngoidsby'
Legen_d_s..” ,. , ,
But the main point. about the.;;>ropert%es
-its-day is not histories} or literary, it is;
K the good hops and mm, ant} the sheep and 1
cattle that can be raised there. the sport-3;
ing" and the woods, «and. ii! P314291, fhei

fruit-grewing capabilities ei thc_.various'I11/O3

lots.


Article 21 Page 1 01‘ 3

The Times, May 19, 1921; pg. 8; Issue 42724; col D
The Estate Market. Wolsey's First Church., Welsh Castles.

Category: Property
Full Text: Copyright 1921, The Times

The {Estate Market.

WOLSEY’S FIRST
CHURCH.

 

WELSH CASTLES.

»se:?, to be 12% furnished. with shooting over’

_ Cm-ding! _W§33sey, when 3 yo man,
lzveci at Lxmzngton House, 3. Somerset
property_ iliustrateci in The Tfaanas of Tues-
d3F. #125 firs!:._prg:.ier‘mem: was to the £115
cumbency of Ltmmgton, presented to him;
537‘ 318 Efiiarquess of Dorset. Limingtcmx
House, for say: by Dzfczssrs. Rawlence and.
Square)? (Sahsbury and Westminster} as;
She:-huamea next mcrxth. cm behalf of Major
F.  B. Wxngffteld Digby, has Gzefififfl in_
winch are vaaltuzg and stone pillars, whiah ?
W916 P=§“~‘8*1*1?81_?13” part. of the crypt of
monastic hngidrnzs. There are 13 acres of
land, and, Ii3ie’K1tt Hill House, an aid-;
fashioned resxdenee. near Si1erborn-ei
33359?» file pmirvertsr is in 9. gaod hunting?

zcentre. Limingtaz} House has a. miniature?
park, along ene side af which winds the

iiivezf Yep. Anqther house with manastic
remazas Ls Mottzsfunt Abbey, near Rom-

1,5BQ acres, and neariy txva miieg of fish-
mg 19 t!1e_Te-st. Mcttisfoxzt Abbey was;
Eiescixgiged In The Times as March 29

F: I U

_ Weish and barrier casties. both in the
North §.n& the South, are being divested
of then‘ contents. flex: Manday, at
Chester, Gwydzrr Game 2:13: be submitted
by Messrs. Vifard, Prize, and Co. (Sm;-.

homggh}, sad pr: Tuesday, Wednesday,

£00.), and, an Thu
32,344 acres o£ The’
‘the same day, as Han

and Thursday the 15th century and other
furniture will he sold at the Castle. The
contents. of Liangibby Castie, MEon., ml!
be said on June 6 and during the fa}-
Zowing fortnight, by Bfessrs. Biscoe and
Stanton (New-square and Harrow), by
order of the trustees of the late Dr. F.

-Rutherfoard Hm-ris. Some of the principal
items in the catalogue were 'e'.';umera1:-ext?

in an announcement in The Times yester-
day 533. 13). The china is aoteworthy, ix»
aiming sets of ck! Swansea. There is
another Welsh sale of a castle. in name
only, Bough:-nod, Radnar, In the Wye Val-
Xcy. to be heki by Eaiessrs. George '1'mi}c’pe
and Sons {ficIount~st.met}.in Lamina next.
Wednesday. Twe miles of saimon fishing
var-iii pass with the 79 acres.

To-day The Lodge. Elm-mw-on-the-Hill,
and ether preperties w}?! be cffercti by
Messrs. W31-izzg and Giilnw, Limited (Ox-
f0r<§—5t!'eet}.

Esicxt Tfuesday, at Haywa.-tds Heath,
Messrs. Iinifit, Fran}: and Rmficy afier
Kxmdred Acres Farm, Wiveisfield z‘ 311 can-
junctiun with ?oi£-ssrs. Bannismr and
Canterhtzry,
_V Estate. and,
square, Canons.
iicigware. for Sir Arthur Du Cros, Bannei
Head, Kendal. anti Westwood Cofiege,
Raznsgata. S‘w5-uzeombe, Oxfordshirzv,
2.780 acres, wiil be oflercd, at Henley-on»
Thaznes, on May 27, Illxzstrateé partzcu‘
Iars at the outlying portions of the Paws-
hzy estate. whicah xvii! be sfiered, at
Daventry, by Messrs. Knight, Frank and
Rufiey. on June 10 ; and of Heésar,

 
 
  
 
 

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240 MISCELLANEA.

to bee payd at or before y° feast of y“ anuntiation of ower Lady
next cominge ; for y‘’ trew payment whcrof I do, by-these pre-
sents, bynd mee, myn heyrs, executors, and assingnes. In wit-
ness wherof, I have sett to my hand, the third days of Decem-
ber, in y“ xxviijm yere of y“ reynge of our Sovereyne Lady Ely-
sabeth, by y“ grace of God, etc., a“ 1585.

by mee,
ANT. WINarELLD1«:.

III.

BIONDI T0 Sm Room TWYSDEN.

“ ILLUSTRISSIMO SIGNORE,

“ Non he risposto alle cortesi Lettere di V. S. scrittemi sotto
Ii 9 di Marzo, né ringraciatola del favore de libri, perche des-
signava farle alla ricevuta loro, ma. non essendomi stati resi
ancora benche mi si dia. speranza. ch’ io sia. per averli dimani,
non ho voluto iudugiar pill parendomi sacrilegio che le lettere
di mia. Nipote capitino 5. Peckham senza le mie. Le bacio le
mani dunque del favore fattomi, uno de frutti dell’ ingenita. sua
cortesia meco. M’ Valcker mi promise la settimana passata
di scrivere 5. Estwel perche gli si mandassen questi libri. Devro
capitar questa. notté, ma non so quel che ne sari}. Qui siamo
allegri tutti nella sun. elezione al Parlament, con tanta. ripu-
tazione ed onore. L’ aspettareme 5. servirla. di presenza senza.
aver obbligo In‘: it V. S. ne 5. Madama. Tuysden, ma alla. sola.
provinzia di Kent, che contra lor voglia li manda é. Londre.
Vengano presto, mentre con ogni affetto mia. moglie ed io

baciamo ad amendue le mani. Di Londre, Ii 29 Marzo, 1641.
Di V. S. I1l““‘

“ Umilissimo servidore,
“ G10. FRANC. BIONDI.

SupcrscrrIptio'n——“To my much respected friend, Sir Roger
Twysden, Knight Baronet, Peckham.”

 

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TAKEN m" THE YEAR 1619
‘ BY

JOHN PHILIPOTT, ROUGE DRAGON,
Deputy and Assistant to William Camden, Clarencieua: King-of‘-Arms.

[From a copy in the lmndwritin of Sir Edward Daring now preserved in the
. Surrenden Lg»:-ary, with additions, etc.]

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The visitation of the County of Kent/ taken in
the year 1619 by John Philipott, Rouge dragon,
deputy and assistant to William Camden,
Clarencieux King-of-Arms.

Archeoloqia cantiana.

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.252 V.ISITA'1‘1.0N or THE COUNTY‘ or K1«:N'r.7

§1§ztrgra.h.c.

BRIDGE ILEGlS’l‘Elt.

Isacke Bargar was baptised the 1'3 dayo of June,
tmno supra. Afterwards Deane of Canterbury/.]
The words wit llll brackets are in more modern
lmndwriting.

PATRIXBOURNE IlEGIS'l.'ER..

Ano. 1604-. The fowerth (lay of October, were
maryed Mr. John Boyes, Clark, and Mrs. Augell
Burger, virgine.

Anne. 1004-. The 27th day of (February, were mar-
ryed‘Thomns Lukine and Katherine Bargar. I '

.Ann.l6‘.27. Thomas Rayment, Dr. in Divinity,and
Mrs, Jone Bargrave, virgin, were married the ‘.26 of
March, 1627.

Johannes Bargrave 5 Alicia Kenna:-d;

 

| of F orclwich, 1584.]

Itobertus Bargrave = Joanna, filia J ohis
(19 Bridge. Gilbert, de Sandwich.

' [Ob. Dec. 1598: will proved 1600. Hasted’

[Remarried John Lukyn,

Anna, uxor Alicia, uxor
Rob. N uylor. Rob‘ ’.[‘urney.

5 Collections,:
Addit. Mss., Nol-5520.]

Ingle, uxor ' '.l‘homas
Johis Boys, Bargrave,
Deeani Can- -Thcologia

- tuariensis. ' V Ministerius.

[Of Sturr ,
co. Kent.
Rich’dus Johannes = Jana, filia
Bargrave. Bargrave, et collcr.
‘ dcB’grave, Egidij
in p’chia Crouchc, do
do Pu.trix- London.
borne, ar.
l I I I
Robertus, Johannes. Joanna,
‘wt. 19 an. -
1 Jana,

Sara, et'

. I -I‘ "
Robtus lsacus fil. G,
duxit Deeanus
viduam Cantuariae,

. . . Wood.‘ duxit Eliza,

filiam J ohis
. Daring.

.___._.__;__.
I

Thomas, primogenitus
filius Isaci Bargrave.

Anna, ob. Virgo.

 

between two laurel branches proper.

.  ’

The following arms were granted by Camden, i
of Patricksborne, in Kent :—Or, on a pale gal
melled gold, on a chief azure three bezants. Crest: on a mount ve

I
5 Georgina,
duxit Dor-
cam, filiam
Johis Mar-
tine.

I
I
Anna.

YISITATION or THE COUNTY or KEN’J‘,~ 253

n r

‘iK1IumIIhn2.II.*

Thomas Wombwell, 2: = Joanna, filia
familia ejus nominis ' Will. Swann, do
apnd Wombwell, in ’ North Flcetc.
co. Ebornceneis, vcnit -

apud Cantium.

  

‘.

Johannes Wombwell, de = .~ . . filia Hugonis
Wombwell Hall, in B1'eYll‘«. (10 Clmring.
p’chia (le North Fleete. ' 211-.

I | . . »
[Johanna Wombwell, Thomas Wombwell, fil. = Ehzabetha, fiha Ashdon,
20 H. VII. Daring et heeres J ohis. de Chidingstone;

MS] alibi Ashton.

1 Margareta, filia = Willms Wombwell, = 2 Elizabetha, filia Tho.
J ohis Lovelace, de Wombwell. . Jaclwon, Lle Windsorc,
(le Kingsdowne. uxor 2da. [p’ fil. Pikering :
' , Dering MS.]

 

Tli0.Wombwell, = Margareta, filia et Ffrancisca, Baldwinus (luxit
de Wombwell _ . cohaarcs Will’i Hatton, nupt. Rodolpho Benetam, fi1iam_
Hull, ei p’ma do Grraveaend, ex ' Saltun. [Vel ' Tho. Tendring,
conjuge. [Ob. Joanna, filia et co- , Salters: ' do co. Essex.
10 Jnlij, 1619: _ lmredi Willimi Walworth. Dermg MS.] ,
Dering MS.] >_,; ' ' __,______, ,_,_a
, . SampsonVVombwcll, = Katharina, filia Baldwinij Bromley
I de Wombwell, ar. et unica hacr. Hie Baldwinns fuit
filius Stephani Bromley, co. Cestrise.

I .
Thomas Wombwell, Benctta, Maria.

fil. et l1mr., set. 8 ' ob. s. p.
annorum.

Note.——Arms: Quarterly of four; one, Wombwell; two, Hutton; three, Walworth ;
four, Bromlev; quarterly per fess indented gules and or.
Arms confirmed to William Wombwell, of Northflect, gent., by Robert Cooke,
Clarenceux, 10th September, 1574». '
* See note, p. 30.


Article 125 Page 1 of 4

The Times, Jun 21, 1919; pg. 4; Issue 42132; col D
Probate, Divorce, And Admiralty Division. Lady
Conyngham's Suit For Restitution., Conyngham v. Conyngham.

Category: Law
Full Text: Copyright 1919, The Times

1 PROBAITE. swam,’ AND 
mvlsxoar.

 

U11‘ FOR
 1ON. 9

COKYXGRAM v. GO1\"£’lQ'C~1E.A&I.

(Before 1153. Scenes Gonnmas.

 
   
   

 

Bessie Alice ifarchioness .; wb,os°
' Irfai-rlenvname was Tobin, was decree of
. restflmtion at conjugal rights Fzederiek
 Wifiiam Burton, the Marques i

Mr. La Baa sppeamd for the petitioner ; and 1!:-.

E.-e Bret-on, EI.G., Mr. W. O. Willis; and Mr. Taibob
= Ponaonhy for the respondenfi.

The suit was nnflefxznxied. ’

The petitioner said that she was married to the!
¥~‘5PN-Kienfr. -who was then Lord Frederick Conyngham,
f on Dfovamher 23, 1914. at Sf). George's, Hanover-
99;t3fi!‘e- They lived together at the Metxiea Hotel,
Paris, and at other places. There was no issue. It
Isnnary. 1923, the respondenfi left her, and he and
she had not lived together since. She hat! receive.-ii a.
letter from him slated. December 22, 1918, in which
he said that he would not live with her again, and
that he Was living with someone eise. The latter
W83 3—-

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E99 Jfimuary 4 lost she mate the following letter

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