Wellingborough News, 20th May 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins
Particulars of FREEHOLD PROPERTY, at Wymington, in the County of Bedford, situate about midway between Sharnbrook and Higham Ferrers, on the Midland Railway,
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY
Messrs. Harding and Eve,
BY Direction of the Representatives of the late Mr. Woolaston, at the Railway Hotel, Sharnbrook, on Monday, the 22nd day of May, 1882, at Four for Five o'clock, p.m.
LOT 1 consists of a Stone-built HOUSE, used as a SHOP, situate in the Village, with Stable, Piggeries, Barn, and Garden, in the occupation of Mr. Perry as a yearly tenant: the total rent for this and Lots 2 and 3 is £50 per annum, recently reduced to £40. Apportioned rent for this Lot, £9. Area, 0a. 1r. 25p.
LOT 2—A piece of GRASS LAND and a Field of productive ARABLE LAND, near the village, containing together 12a. 1r. 6p. Apportioned rent, £20.
LOT 3 is a Field of capital GRASS LAND, close to the Village, containing 5a. 1r. 4p., severed from Lot 2 by the new main line of the Midland Railway Company. Apportioned rent, £11.
For further particulars and conditions of sale apply to Messrs. SHARMAN & SMAIL, Solicitors, St. Paul's Square, Bedford; J. T. PARKER, ESQ., Solicitor, Wellingborough; and Messrs. HARDING & EVE, St. Alban's and Hitchin, Herts., and Silsoe, Beds.
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Wellingborough News, 12th August 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins
WYMINGTON, BEDFORDSHIRE,
(Near Rushden)
ON THE RECTORY GLEBE FARM.
Messrs. Pendered and Son ARE instructed by Henry Monk, Esq., (who is giving up the Land),
to SELL BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, 15th August, 1882, the whole of the
Growing CROPS OF CORN, POTATOES, &c., viz:—
18-Acre Field—13 acres of Wheat, 5 ditto Barley.
Stone Pit Field—3¼ acres of Wheat, 1¾ ditto Beans and Oats, 20 poles of Oats, 2 acres of Potatoes, 9 ditto Spring Beans, 3 roods of Wheat, 1¾ acres of Oats.
Home Field—8 acres of Wheat.
Cottage Field—12 acres of Winter Beans, 3 acres of Wheat.
Subject to measurement.
The whole will be sold in convenient lots, with the Straw to go off.
Two Months' Credit will be given upon approved security, and payment of deposit.
Company to meet in the Home Field, near the Rectory, at Five, p.m.
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Wellingborough News, 16th September 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins
WYMINGTON, BEDFORDSHIRE
Messrs. Pendered and Son
ARE instructed by Henry Monk, Esq., who is giving up farming, to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, 29th September, 1882, the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, &c.
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Wellingborough News, 23rd September 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins
WYMINGTON, BEDFORDSHIRE.
Messrs. Pendered and Son
ARE instructed by Henry Monk, Esq., who is giving up farming, to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, 6th October, 1882, the Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, &c.
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Wellingborough News, 26th May 1883, transcribed by Kay Collins
WYMINGTON, NEAR RUSHDEN
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY Messrs. Pendered and Son,
ON Thursday, 31st May, 1883, the following superior GRASS KEEPING on the Rectory Farm, viz.;
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Homefields, about
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Meadow
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Two Home Paddocks
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Orchard
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To 29th September next.
The Fields are full of grass, not having been stocked since Michaelmas last. Also will be Sold, about 80 acres of SHEEP KEEP, on the arable land, subject to conditions at time of sale.
Company to meet at the Home Field, at 5 o'clock p.m.
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Wellingborough News, 20th October 1883, transcribed by Kay Collins
Wymington Top, Near the Tunnel Works.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Messrs. Pendered and Son
ON Thursday, 25th October, 1883, the large WOODEN ERECTION known as Peperell's Shanty, containing five separate living and bedrooms; together with the Stabling, Pig-styes, and other Buildings; also the FURNITURE, comprising 12 flock beds and bolsters, 7 mattresses, 4 iron bedsteads, forms and tables, several large cooking stoves, boilers, coppers, &c., sundry kitchen requisites, and other effects. Also a few poles of GROWING TURNIPS.
Sale to commence at One o'clock.
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Rushden Echo, 19th July 1918, transcribed by Kay Collins
Wymington, Bedfordshire
Valuable Freehold Dwelling House
John S. Mason
Is Instructed by the Executors of Miss Eleanor Perkins, deceased, to sell by auction at the COFFEE TAVERN, RUSHDEN, on Monday July 29th 1918 at 6 o’clock in the evening, precisely, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will then be produced:-
All that very desirable Freehold Dwelling House of stone and thatch erection, containing two Front Rooms, two Bedrooms, Kitchen and Pantry, together with the Bakehouse and Barn, of stone and brick and corrugated iron erection, and the usual domestic offices, with yard at the rear. There is a Cart Entrance from the main road to the back of the property. Vacant possession will be given on completion of purchase.
To view, apply on the premises, and for further particulars to the Auctioneer, 30, High-street; or to Messrs. J. T. Parker & Son, Solicitors, Wellingborough and Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 18th July 1924, transcribed by Kay Collins
Wymington, near Rushden
Dairyman’s Live and Dead Stock
John S Mason
Will sell by auction on Monday July 28th 1924, the Live and Dead Farming Stock, by order of Mr Arthur Stratton, who is giving up the business, including:
3 Cows in-calf and in profit; 1 in-calf Heifer and 3 barren heifers, 2½ years; 1 Steer and 2 Heifers, 15 months; 2 Calves, 4 months.
Four-wheel Trolley, Buggy, Band Drag, Forks, Chaff Box, Root Pulper, Iron and Wood Pig Toughs, Harness, a few lots surplus Household furniture, and Stack of well-gotten old Hay.
Sale to commence at 1.30 prompt.
Auctioneer’s Offices: 30 High-street, Rushden.
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Rushden Echo, 24th July 1925, transcribed by Kay Collins
The New Inn Wymington, a freehold estate with garden and outbuildings, a range of arable and pasture land known as “Debden,” a small mixed farm known as “Whitlands,” the whole containing about 120 acres, now occupied by Mr T Desborough, was offered for sale by auction by Messrs Berry Bros. and Bagshaw, Kettering, on Friday last. Bidding started at £2,000 and the estate was sold for £3,800 to Messrs W and H Peacock, on behalf of Messrs Newland and Nash, brewers, Bedford. They afterwards sold “Whitlands” farm for £360 to Mr Redhead, of Geddington.
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