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H__ VJNG fiiflbosed = of -Morton" ' ' ouse, ‘Hatfield, Herts, to Lord Salisbury, Mr. Malcolm. Pinhorn, who is associated with Phillimore 8: Co., the Farnham genealogical publis_hers, has ‘contracted to buy Bridge Place, near Canterbury, from the Hon. Mrs. Nearne. Bridge Place, built late in the 17th century, is scheduled as a building of historic and architectural interest. It is being sold. with an entrance lodge and six acres of ground through which runs the Nail Bourne. The house is.the surviving portion of the substan- tial property built by Sir Arnold Braems, a Dover merchant. Later it formed part of the Bifrons estate of the Conyng- hams. In negotiations Mrs. - _ Nea_me’s agent wag’ F_ R_ .W_ : Busy preparing for the opening of the new Bridge Country _._‘,B'3n_-y‘ Qf Canterbury‘, ' . - . 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