To be sold by auction, on Monday the 3d day of August, at the Chancery-Chamber, by the assignees of Mr. Edward Scriven, the following real and freehold estates and leasehold interests.

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The particulars of a leasehold estate, situate in Grey Eagle Street, spitalfields : An improved rent of forty-three pounds Six Shillings per annum, issuing out of houses in Grey Eagle Street, and Black Eagle Street; a freehold estate, in Wilkie's Court, shoreditch; and three leasehold houses in Black Eagle Street: which will be sold by auction, by Mess. Skinner, Dyke, and Skinner, on Thursday the 16th of November, 1797, at twelve o'clock at Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, in four lots. To be viewed till the sale, by applying to Mr. Quantrill, No. 24, Black Eagle Street, of whom printed particulars may be had; also at the place of sale; of Mr. Collins, solicitor, spital square; and of Mess. Skinner, Dyke, and Skinner, Aldersgate Street.
Published: (1797)

The particulars of a captial and very valuable freehold estate : Desirably situate in the parishes of Turvey, Newton, and Clifton, (seven miles from the town of Bedford, four from Olney, and eight from Newport Pagnel) in the counties of Bedford and Bucks; comprising the desirable manor of Turvey, co-extensive with the parish, and bounded by the river Ouse for near two miles, in which there is the sole right of fishery, the perpetual advowson and next presentation to the rectory of Turvey. Also the manor of Clifton, and nineteen eligible compact farms, containing three thousand five hundred and forty-three acres of fertile meadow, pasture, and arable land, all inclosed and well fenced, (except one hundred and sixty-five acres) with suitable farm houses and out-buildings, a water corn mill, three public houses, and sundry messuages; the whole let to unexceptionable good tenants, Messrs. Davison, Skevington, Battams, Jones, Rowe, Pearson, Sheffield, Lawrence, Fowler, Allebone, Manning, and others, the annual rental two thousand and forty-six pounds fourteen shillings. Which will be sold by auction, By Mr. Skinner and Co. on Wednesday the 22d of November, 1786, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee-House, 'Change-Alley, London, In six lots.
Published: (1786)

The particulars of valuable freehold estates, most advantageously situate at Middleton Cheney, Warkworth, Overthrupp, Nethercott, and Grimsbury, in the county of Northampton, contiguous and a short distance from the capital market town of Banbury, and the Oxford and Coventry Canal : Comprising the extensive manor of Middleton, with royalties, immunities, and appurtenances, one thousand one hundred and sixty-five acres of land, tythe free, divided into excellent and very compact dairy and corn farms, capable of great improvement; the whole let to very old tenants at will, at nett rents amounting to one thousand five hundred and seventeen pounds Eight Shillings per annum, and are of the estimated value of about one thousand eight hundred pounds per annum: which will be sold by auction, by Mess. Skinner, Dyke, and Skinner, on Thursday the 18th of April, 1799, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee House, 'Change Alley, Cornhill, London, in ten lots. To be viewed till the sale, by applying to Mr. Aplin, solicitor, Banbury, of whom printed particulars may be had: also of Mr. Hopcraft, surveyor, croton; at the Red Lion, Banbury; George, Buckingham; Crown, Brackely; Saracen's Head, Daventry; of the printers of the Oxford and Northampton papers; of Mess. Sandys and Horton, Crane Court, Fleet Street; at the place of sale; and of Mess. Skinner, Dyke, and Skinner, Aldersgate Street, London, where plans may be seen.
Published: (1799)

The particulars and conditions of sale for a capital freehold estate, through which, for two miles, passes the turnpike road leading from Somerton to Ilchester, beginning at one mile distance from the former twon, and ending at two miles from the latter town : Consisting of nearly the whole village and parish of Kingsdon, together with the manor belonging thereto. This estate contains about fiteen hudnred acres of very valuable land, of which 330 acres are in hand, or let yearly, and the reaminder let on leases, for one, two, and three lives, many of whch are very old: and the principal property, on which is a good Mansion House, gardens, and offices, occupied by the Lessee, Mrs. Jolieffe, is held for only two lives; but part of the lands used there with, well known as the first grazing ground in the neighbourhood, called, the Nidens, are held only for one life; and each lot is so divided, as to form within itself a desirable property, and each purchaser, generally speaking) will have it in his power to take immidieate possession of some part of his purchase; all of which will be sold by auction, By Mr. Raine, on Tuesday, the 9th day of December, 1800, and the two following days, at the Red-Lion Inn, in the town of Somerton, in 129 lots, unless disposed of by private contact before the 1st of December, the sale each day beginning at three, o'clock.
by: Raine, Mr. (Jonathan)
Published: (1800)

An act for vesting the freehold and leasehold estates late of Robert Henley, Esquire, deceased, in trustees, to be sold.
Published: (1766)

The estate of the Late King James in the county of Limerick, consisting of the farms and lands following, will be expos'd to sale at Chichester-house, Dublin, on Saturday the 10th day of April, 1703. By cant to the best bidder.
Published: (1703)

The estate of the Late King James in the county of Limerick, consisting of the farms and lands following will be expos'd to sale at Chichester-house, Dublin, on Saturday the 10th day of April, 1703. By cant to the best bidder.
Published: (1703)

The estate of the Late King James, in the county of Rosscommon, consisting of the farms and lands following, will be expos'd to sale at Chichester-house, Dublin, on Thursday the 3d day of June, 1703. By cant to the best bidder.
Published: (1703)

The particulars of an excellent and very commodious mercantile residence : With suitable domestic offices, court yard, coach house and stabling; situate the north west Corner of Finsbury Square, (No. 13.) Late in the possession of Thomas Amory, Esq. which will be sold by auction, By Mess. Skinner, Dyke, & Skinner, on Tuesday the 5th of March, 1799, at twelve o'clock, at Garraway's Coffee-House 'Change Alley, Cornhill.
Published: (1799)

An Act for enabling Charles Earl of Arran to purchase the forfeited estate of James Butler late Duke of Ormonde : and for granting relief to William late Lord Widdrington; and for enlarging the time for determining claims upon the forfeited estates; and for enabling the commissioners for the said forfeited estates to certifie into the Exchequer all such estates as they have found to be given to popish or superstitious uses.
Published: (1721)

Downpatrick, July 3, 1790. (Fifty-fifth day.) At the close of the poll this day, for knights of the Shire to represent the county of Down in Parliament, the numbers stood as follow.
Published: (1790)

The leaseholder.
by: Weissbort, Daniel
Published: (1971)

The particulars of a valuable, fertile, and very desirable estate, situate at Fifehead, in the county of Dorset, six miles from Shaftesbury, nine from Sherborne, and seven from Wincanton, (all good market towns,) and half-a-mile from the Great Western Road leading through Sherborne and Shaftesubury : comprising the lordship or manor of Fifehead, with five hundred and seventy-four acres, three roads, and thirty-seven-perches, (be the same more or less,) of remarkably rich land, lying compact and of different qualities, but the principal part of it particularly well adapted to fattening cattle, and the dairy; with suitable dwelling-houses and out-buildings, in the possession of unexceptionable tenants; and three hundred and forty-six acres, one food, and one perch (be the same more or less,) of land, similar to the above, with suitable houses and out-buildings granted out by lease and copy, now determinable on one, two, and three lives. This estate and manor are held under the Bishop of Bristol by two freehold leases, each for three young lives, renewable in the customary manner, with the privilege of filling up the copies and leases, and also that of granting out at pleasure, for three fresh lives, at any time during the term, about three hundred and six acres, one road, and twenty perches, (more or less,) of the land now in possession, which valuable privilege renders it very little to freehold of inheritance. The manor of Fifehead, bounded in great part by the River Stour, is situate in a pleasant and healthy part of the country, and comprises the whole parish of Fifehead, where the rates and taxes are remarkably easy. The lands are well fenced, wooded, and watered, the out-buildings are convenient, and farm-houses commodious, one of which stands on a delightful eminence, and may, at a small expence, be converted into a desirable residence for a genteel family; the whole forming a most eligible estate, and capable of great improvenment: William Gillett, of Fifehead, will shew the estate: and particulars may be had at the office of Mr. Messiter, Shaftesbury; Messrs. Messiter, Wincanton; or at the Ship Inn, West Stour, near Fifehead.--to treat for the same application may be made personally, or by letter (post paid,) to Mr. Pryce, of Park-Street, Bath, or Mr. Messiter, of Shaftesbury aforesaid.
Published: (1800)

An Act for avoiding and putting an end to certain doubts and questions, relating to the attestation of wills and codicils, concerning real estates, in that part of Great Britain called England : and in His Majesty's colonies and plantations in America.
Published: (1752)

Downpatrick, July 17, 1790. (Sixty-seventh day.) At the close of the poll this day, for Knights of the Shire to represent the county of Down in a Parliament, the numbers stood as follow: Earl of Hillsborough - 352[2] George Matthews, Esq. - 2214 Hon. Robert Stewart - 3100 : Majority for the Earl of Hillsborough against Mr. Stewart - 415 gross poll 6445 hasty sketch of what passed the fifteenth and sixteenth instant, upon the Hustings. ...
Published: (1790)

[State] of the process Colin MacArthur Dyster in Nairn; against James Rose merchant in Aberdeen, and George Bean Sheriff Clerk Depute of Aberdeen, factor appointed by the Lords of Session upon the estate of Hugh Rose of Clava.
by: MacArthur, Colin
Published: (1760)

Bristol gaol bill. Bristol, August 4, 1792. Objections to an act lately obtained for building a new gaol within the city of Bristol, and for other purposes; and reasons for a suspension and repeal thereof, presented to the mayor, aldermen, and common council, by the delegates from the several parishes, and from the Castle-precincts, within the city.
Published: (1792)

The particulars of valuable nett ground rents, for eighty years, amounting to three hundred and five pounds Seven Shillings per annum; amply secured : Also of thirty-eight substantial well-built brick dwelling houses and offices, desirably situate in portman and Manchester Squares; in the circumjacent streets; and in the vicinity of Grosvenor and Berkley Squares; the present rental four thousand and two pounds per annum: likewise some unfinished houses, and several plots of vacant ground very eligible for building on. The whole of the houses and ground rents to be sold, by private contract and the vacant ground to be let on building leases, By Messrs. Skinner and Dyke, in lots. For particulars apply to Messrs. Skinner and Dyke, Aldersgate Street.
Published: (1789)

To the Honourable the Commons of Great Britain in Parliament assembled. The humble petition of the Right Honourable Anthony James, Earl of Newburgh, Viscount Kinnaird, Baron Levingston of Flacraig, in the Kingdom of Scotland.
by: Newburgh, Anthony James Radclyffe, Earl of, 1757-1814
Published: (1786)

In an appeal from the Court of Exchequer. Dyke and others, trustees for the copyholders of the manor of Buckland, appellants. The Bishop of Bath and Wells, respondent. The respondent's case.
Published: (1715)

Heads of a scheme for applying part of the increase-rents of Erasmus Smith's lands to the use of the College or University of Dublin : Drawn up by order of the Governors.
Published: (1762)

Pet.-William Heron, reclaiming against Lord Justice Clerk's interlocutor. John Campbell, jun. W.S. agent. Mr. Hume, clerk. Unto the Right Honourable the Lords of Council and Session, the petition of William Heron, tenant of the lands of Cruivie.
by: Heron, William
Published: (1796)

Stanton inclosure. Notices with extracts from the award of the Commisssioners named and authorised in and by an act of Parliament passed in the thirty-eighth year of the reign of His Present Majesty King George the Third, and entitled "An act for dividing, allotting, and inclosing the common fields, half-year or shack lands, lammas meadows, commons, and waste grounds, within the Manor and Parish of Stanton in the county of Suffolk.".
Published: (1800)

An act for extinguishing the right of average in and upon all the antient inclosures in the township of Clifton, in the county of York, and in Bootham, in the suburbs of the city of York; and for dividing and inclosing the common and moor of Clifton aforesaid.
Published: (1763)

State of the process of declarator of astriction and abstracted multures, John Kelties elder and younger of Newbigging, heretors of the cornmill of tullybole, called the crook-mill; against the feuars and possessors of the lands of the barony of tullybole.
by: Keltie, John, of Newbigging, et al.
Published: (1753)

An act for enabling Elizabeth Rushout, lady of the manor of over-swell, in the county of Gloucester, to inclose all and every the lands lying within the said manor, or Parish, of over-swell, in pursuance of several agreements therein mentioned to have been made between the said Elizabeth Rushout, and the rector of the said Parish, and between the said Elizabeth and the Church-Warden and parishioners of the said parish, and to establish the said agreements.
Published: (1725)

An Act for more effectual disarming the highlands in that part of Great Britain called Scotland : and for the better securing the peace and quiet of that part of the kingdom.
Published: (1725)

State and condescendence of the evidence brought by Sir Robert Menzies of that ilk, of the exercise of his jurisdiction of heritable Bailiery of the Lordship of Appin o' Dull.
by: Menzies, Robert, Sir, -1786
Published: (1748)

In an appeal from the Court of Exchequer. Dyke and others, trustees for the copyholders of the manor of Buckland, appellants. The Bishop of Bath and Wells, respondent. The respondent's case.
Published: (1715)

An act for further application of the rents and profits of the lands and tenements formerly given by Erasmus Smith esq; deceased, to charitable uses.
Published: (1724)

Table of pedigree of the family of Gordon in Scotland, from Adam de Gordun, first of the name in Scotland, anno 1057, to Alexander IVth Duke of Gordon, who now (1784) represents the family.
Published: (1784)

Leaseholder : new & selected poems 1965-1985 /
by: Weissbort, Daniel
Published: (1986)

Downpatrick, June 16, 1790. (Fortieth day.) At the close of the poll this day, for knights of the Shire to represent the county Down of Parliament, the numbers stood as follow.
Published: (1790)

Downpatrick, July 5, 1790. (Fifty-sixth day.) At the close of the poll this day, for knights of the Shire to represent the county of Down in Parliament, the numbers stood as follow.
Published: (1790)

Downpatrick, June 14, 1790. (Thirty-eighth day.) At the close of the poll this day, for knights of the Shire to represent the county Down in Parliament, the numbers stood as follow.
Published: (1790)

Downpatrick, June 23, 1790. (Forty-sixth day.) At the close of the poll this day, for knights of the Shire to represent the county of Down in Parliament, the numbers stood as follow.
Published: (1790)

Downpatrick, June 26, 1790. (Forty-ninth day.) At the close of the poll this day, for knights of the Shire to represent the county of Down in Parliament, the numbers stood as follow.
Published: (1790)

An act for sale of an estate at Bretherton, in the county of Lancaster, pursuant to the will of John Late Earl of Ashburnham, deceased; and for the purposes therein mentioned.
Published: (1753)

An act for sale and disposition of part of the settled estate of Thomas Lloyd, Esquire, for paying and discharging the debts and incumbrances affecting the same; and for providing an equivalent or compensation for the same, to the issue inheritable under his marriage-settlement.
Published: (1766)

Asbury Scrivener.
Published: (1918)

To be sold by auction, on Monday the 3d day of August, at the Chancery-Chamber, by the assignees of Mr. Edward Scriven, the following real and freehold estates and leasehold interests.

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