A bill to enable the trustees of William Elson, an infant, to sell part of his estate, for payment of his father's debts on specialties.

A Particular of estates in the counties of Hertford and Bedford.
Published: (1794)

An act for sale of certain messuages, lands, and tenements in North Cerney in the county of Gloucester, late the estate of Edward Pickering Rich, pursuant to an agreement; and for applying the purchase-money in discharging incumbrances affecting the same, and for the benefit of Thomas Rich his son and heir, an infant.
Published: (1763)

An act for sale of an estate, Late of Henry Hawkins, citizen of London, deceased, for the benefit of his widow and children, and other purposes therein mentioned.
Published: (1725)

A Particular of such of the manors and estates in the county of Wilts, belonging to the Right Honourable Henry Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire, and Sir James Dashwood, baronet, trustees for the sale thereof under the will of Willoughby, late Earl of Abingdon, deceased, as will be sold to the best bidder, in seven lots, at the Castle Inn in Marlborough, on Wednesday the twenty-ninth day of August, 1764, at the hour of eleven in the morning.
Published: (1764)

Regulation of real-estate brokers and salesmen in the District of Columbia.
Published: (1937)

Particulars of several freehold estates, to be sold by auction, at the Cross-Foxes, in Llanfair, in the county of Montgomery, on Saturday the 23d day of November 1799.
Published: (1799)

An act for expediting the sale of the estates in Scotland belonging to the York-Buildings Company, for the relief of their creditors.
Published: (1777)

Regulation of real-estate brokers and salesmen in the District of Columbia.
Published: (1934)

Regulation of real-estate brokers and salesmen in the District of Columbia.
Published: (1937)

Regulation of real estate brokers and salesmen in the District of Columbia.
Published: (1930)

Regulation of real estate brokers and salesmen in the District of Columbia.
Published: (1935)

Abington Hall, Cambridgeshire. To be sold, a valuable freehold estate, consisting of the manor, great tythes and advowson, of the vicarage of Great Abington : Together with a capital new built mansion house called Abington Hall; ...
Published: (1790)

Particulars and conditions of sale of a valuable freehold estate, the property of James Mansfield Chadwicke, Esq : Deceased, consisting of Substantial well built houses, &c. Desirably situate on the south side of Golden Square, James Street and Brewer Street adjoining, let to respectable tenants, some on low ground rents on leases which will expire in 1796; others at will low rents, which will admit of very considerable increase; the whole, of the annual value of eight hundred and sixty-five pounds. Which will be sold by auction, (in eighteen lots) by order of the devisees in trust under the will; By Mr. Christie, at his great room in Pall Mall, on Tuesday, March 30th, 1790, at one o'clock. To be viewed with tickets, to be had of Mr. Christie, in Pall Mall; where particulars may be had, also of Mr. Weightman, No. 83, Hatton Garden; and at the Rainbow Coffee House.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1790)

Particulars and conditions of sale of a valuable freehold estate, consisting of the manors of Worcester and Goldbeaters, with court baron, together with all their immunities, royalties, quit rents, &c : Spacious mansion, extensive offices, garden, pleasure ground, elegant green house, lawn, &c. Park of 400 acres, embellished with wood and water, and surrounded with a strong oak pale, called Forty Hall, situate an enfield, in the county of Middlesex, late the residence and property of Eliab Breton, Esq; dec. Together with sundry eligible farms, with their requisite buildings, containing in the whole near one thousand eight hundred acres, of the annual vlaue of two thousand six hundred pounds. Which (by order of the executors) will be sold by auction by Mr. Christie, at his great room in Pall Mall, on Thursday 24th and Friday 25th of May, 1787, beginning at twelve o'clock each day. In sixty-five lots. The beiliff attends at the mansion, who will shew the estate; of whom particulars may be had; also at the Rainbow Coffee House, Cornhill, and in Pall Mall, where a plan of the estate may be seen.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1787)

A Particular of the real estate of Ambrose Page, Esq; (one of the late directors of the South-Sea Company) in the several parishes of Thundersley, Mayland, and Sudminster, in the county of Essex. And of the real estate of Robert Chester, Esq; (one of the said late directors) at Stevenage, in the county of Hertford. To be sold by cant or auction, to the best bidder in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

Particulars of a valuable freehold estate, with court baron, quit rents, fines, herriots, royalties, &c. called Pennington Nervett, ... in the county of Hants, ... Which will be sold by private contract by Mr. Christie.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1790)

An act for sale of part of the estate of James Hamilton, Esq; deceas'd.
Published: (1707)

An act for sale of part of the estate of James Hamilton, Esq; deceas'd.
Published: (1707)

A Particular of the freehold estate of Richard Houlditch, Esq; (one of the late directors of the South-Sea Company) situate in Sweethins lane, near Lombard Street. And of the real estate of Mr. Robert Knight, late cashire of the South-Sea Company, situate on College Hill, in the city of London. To be sold by cant or auction, to the best bidder in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

The forfeited estate of Donogh Earl of Clancarty, in the barony of Muskery, and county of Cork; being a fee simple estate, constisting of the farms and lands following, will be expos'd to sale at Chichester-House, Dublin; on Friday the 22d. of January, 1702. By cant to the best bidder.

Particulars of a valuable and truly eligible freehold, and part copyhold estate, in the parishes of Leatherhead and Fetcham, in the most fertile and pleasant part of the county of Surry : Consisting of the celebrated and much admired villa, called Randalls, and sundry farms, lands, and tenements surrounding the same, and nearly in a ring fenced; divided, and in part bounded by the beautiful flow meanders of the river Mole; containing upwards of 900 acres of excellent land, about 330 acres of which is the finest meadow land in the kingdom. A valuable and extensive common right over Leatherhead and Fetcham commons. An almost exclusive right of fishery for trout, &c. for near three miles in the river from Leatherhead Bridge to Stokebridge part of which is in hand, and part much underlet on lease and at will to the following respectable tenants, viz. Mess. May, Rachel Reynel, Wm. Wade, Esq; Smith, Jones, Bernard, Halfacre, Maybank, Ragge, Boughton, Stacey, Ayres, Styles, and sundry cottagers. The mansion house, &c. Park, home farm, and fishery in hand are of the annual value of 565Đ. and upwards; the rest of the estate is much underlet at Đ554. 12s. 0d. Making together one thousand one hundred and nineteen pounds twelve shillings. Which will be sold by private contract, by Mr. Christie. A plan of the estate may be seen, and tickets had for viewing the same, in Pall Mall.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1790)

Particulars of, and conditions of sale for, the freehold and inheritance of that valuable and greatly improveable estate, called Suffolk Place, or the Mint, situate in the parish of St. George the martyr, and borough of Southwark, in the county of Surrey : The whole consists of about seventeen acres of land, on which there are about four hundred houses already built, the greatest part whereof are let at ground and reserved rents, on building or repairing leases; other parts thereof have not yet been built on, or are now in hand, particularly those next St. George's fields, where there is room for considerable and immediate improvements. The present rental of which estate in one thousand and eighty pounds and upwards. Which will be sold by auction, by Mess. Langford's, at their house in the Great Piazza, Covent Garden, on Wednesday the 21st day of July 1773, beginning punctually at one o'clock, viz.
Published: (1773)

Particulars and conditions of sale of a capital and truly valuable leasehold and copyhold estate, held under the Church, renewable according to the custom of Church lands, late the property of Robert Albion Cox, Esq : Consisting of the extensive manor of Piddletrenthyde; a capital messuage, or manor house, with suitable attached and detached offices; farm yard, walled kitchen garden, pleasure grounds; royalties of hunting, fishing, and fowling; demesne lands; Sunday messages, farms, lands, tenements, and mills, containing together upwards of two thousand and thirty-four customary acres of excellent land, principally pasture, and meadow lying together, and nearly in a ring fence. The great tithes of the Parish of Piddletrenthyde, the whole of the annual value of one thousand five hundred pounds. The estate is ... in the Parish of Piddletrenthyde in a beautiful and sporting part of the county of Dorset-principally in hand, in a high state of cultivation, abounding with all sorts of game, and in a country peculiarly adapted to field sports. To be sold by private contract, By Mr. Christie, of Pall Mall. Piddletrenthyde is six miles from Dorchester, fourteen from Blandford, thirteen from Sherborne, and fourteen from Weymouth. A plan of the estate, and abstracts of the leases under which it is held, to be seen in Pall Mall.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1790)

Particulars and conditions of sale, of sundry valuable freehold, copyhold, & leasehold estates, situate in the town and parish of Buckingham; which will be sold by auction, by John Day, on Tuesday the 3d day of April, 1798, at the Cobham Arms Inn, in Buckingham, at twelve o'clock at noon.
by: Day, John (Auctioneer)
Published: (1798)

Particulars and conditions of sale, of several valuable freehold estates, held in fee-simple, and of several most desirable leasehold estates, held for three lives, and renewable for ever, situate near the town of Roscommon, in Ireland : Containing sixteen hundred Irish acres, and upwards, of exceeding good land; let to responsible tenants, and producing a clear annual rent of five hundred and thirty pounds: which will be sold by auction, at Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, London, on Tuesday, the 7th day of August, 1792, at twelve o'clock, in one lot, by Mr. Young.
by: Young, John (Auctioneer)

Sold! : the professional's guide to real estate auctions /
Published: (1991)

An Act for sale of such of the forfeited estates in that part of Great Britain called Scotland, as remain unsold, and are vested in the Crown : and for determining such claims on the said estates, as having been duly entered, remain undetermined.

Particulars and conditions of sale, of one moiety of the rents and profits, (amounting to upwards Đ.1150 per ann.) issuing out of the following valuable freehold estates : Viz. Seven freehold brick dwelling-houses situated in Thames-Street, opposite the Custom-House, six ditto in Horn-Court, Beer-Lane, Thames-Street, three ditto in Lothbury, thirteen ditto in Princess-Street, Lothbury, one ditto in Temple-Lane, White-Fryers, one ditto the Haunch of Venison, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, one fifth share of the Duke's-Head Public-House Norton-Felgate, and three small annual rents in Thames-Street, also, one freehold moiety of a house in Temple-Lane, White-Fryers, and one fourht share of one ditto adjoining. Which will be sold by auction, by Mr. Ridgeway, at Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-Alley, Cornhill, on Friday, February the 23d, 1781, at twelve o'clock. (In nine lots) by order of the assignees, of Mr. Thomas Plumer Byde, a bankrupt. To be viewed by leave of the tenants.-Particulars may be had at the place of sale, and at Mr. Ridgeway's, Fenchruch-Street.
by: Ridgeway, Thomas
Published: (1781)

A Particular of the copyhold estate of Mr. Robert Surman, (late deputy-cashier of the South-Sea Company) at Repham, alias Reipham, in the manor of Fiskerton, in the county of Lincoln. To be sold by cant or auction to the best bidder, in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

A Particular of the freehold estate of Mr. Robert Surman, (late deputy-cashier of the South-Sea Company) in the parish of Beaminster, in the county of Dorset, called Axneller Farm. To be sold by cant or auction to the best bidder, in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

Particulars of a desirable freehold estate, situate within two miles of Christ Church, ten miles from Winborne, eight from Pool, and twelve miles from Ringwood, in a beautiful sporting part of Hampshire : Comprehending an excellent mansion, complete, with an amplitude of roomy and convenient offices, kitchen garden, pleasure ground, plantations, &c. five farms, with suitable buildings, several cottages, &c. Containing about four hundred and seventy-seven acres. Which will be sold by private contract, by Mr. Christie, of Pall Mall, in four lots.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1790)

Particulars of a valuable and truly eligible freehold estate, delightfully situate in the parishes of Shackleford and Pepper Harrow; in the most pleasant and healthy part of the county of Surry : Consisting of a capital, regular, and exceedingly substantial modern mansion, called Shackleford House, with numerous corresponding attached and detached offices of every description; excellent kitchen garden, inclosed by lofty walls, cloathed with choice fruit trees in full bearing; green house, ice house; farm yard, lodges, &c. Ninety-two acres and upwards of excellent land, about thirty acres of which are fine meadow, the rest arable land and pleasure grounds; and six fish ponds stored with carp, tench, trout, &c. Appearing from the mansion to be, and convertible at a small expence into, one continued sheet of water, of great length. The whole surrounded by plantations and walks in a ring fence, partly inclosed by a new oak paling. The mansion and offices are in perfect repair; the grounds in a high state of cultivation; and form a comforatble, exceedingly convenient, and complete residence for a family of distinction. Also six fields of excellent arable land, containing together twenty-three acres, twenty-nine perch, partly adjoining to, and partly at a small distance from the above, with extensive common rights on Shackleford and Pepperharrow commons, and the right of the private road from Shackleford to the turnpike road between Farnham and Guildford. Which will be sold by private contract, by Mr. Christie.
by: Christie, Mr. (James), 1730-1803
Published: (1790)

A Particular of the freehold, copyhold, and leasehold estates of Ambrose Page, Esq; (one of the late directors of the South-Sea Company) in the several parishes of Bow, Bromley, Stepney and Westham, in the counties of Middlesex and Essex. To be sold by cant or auction to the best bidder, in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

A Particular of the freehold estate of Mr. Robert Surman, (late deputy-cashire of the South-Sea Company) commonly called the manor of Gipthorpe, alias Thorpe, in the county of Lincoln, with the lands and tenements thereto belonging. To be sold by cant or auction to the best bidder, in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

A Particular of the manor of East Overton, in the county of Wilts; and several lands and tenements in East Overton, Waterborne Muncton, and Avebury, in the said county. Late the estate of Francis Hawes, Esq; (one of the late directors of the South-Sea Company) to be sold by cant or auction, to the best bidder, in the hall of the South-Sea House, on Wednesday the 25th day of March, 1724. At ten of the clock in the forenoon.
Published: (1724)

Particulars of the manors of Ilminster and Dillington, White Lackington and Atherstone in the county of Somerset, with court leet and court baron; a capital stone mansion, called Dillington House, with all necessary attached and detached offices, pleasure-grounds, plantations, fish-ponds, and walled gardens, situate in a beautiful paddock or park, containing about seventy acres of remarkably fine land, with rich meadows adjoining. Of several capital freehold farms, meadows, mills, houses, and lands; and the tolls of fairs and markets in Ilminster; let at rack rents to very responsible tenants, mostly at will: and of several estates, granted out on leases for lives; also of the advowson of the vicarage of Ilminster; a valuable church lease of the great tithes of the townships of Ilminster and Dillington; a small leashold estate, held under the Earl of Egremont; and a moiety of the manor courts for the hundreds of bulstone and abdick, with very extensive common rights on a piece of rich land, called winterhay green, and on the forest of Neroch.
Published: (1792)