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Northampton Mercury, 16th June 1832
Irchester
To Be Sold By Auction
By J Laughton
On Thursday the 21st day of June 1832, on the Premises late in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Bolton, Grocer and Farmer (deceased).
The entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, BREWING UTENSILS, and LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK; consisting of two in-calf cows, one steer, on stout five-year-old draught horse, on broad-wheel cart, one light market cart, lead horse trough, chaff box, hurdles, wheel-barrow, forks, rakes, a quantity of wool, sheepskins, fowls, &c.
About four bushels of good Yellow Swede Turnip Seed, of last year’s growth.
The Household Furniture comprises two four-post bedsteads and furniture, half-tester and bureau bedsteads, three good feather beds, wool and straw mattresses, blankets and coverlids, eight-day clock, oak dining, round, and dressing tables, oak, stained, and other chairs, pier and swing glasses, fenders and fire irons, oak chest of drawers, oak chest and boxes, a general assortment of earthenware, wine and ale glasses, kitchen utensils in brass, copper, pewter, and tin; hogshead and half-hogshead barrels, small casks, mash vat, large and small tubs, vats, pails, &c, a quantity of fire wood, the remaining part of the stock in trade, &c.
The sale to commence at Ten o’clock in the forenoon; the Farming Stock will be sold at Two o’clock in the afternoon.
All Persons who have any Claims or Demands upon the Estate of Mr, Thomas Bolton aforesaid, are requested to send or deliver the particulars thereof to Mr. Samuel Frost of Irchester, or Mr. Samuel Bolton, of Rushden, Northamptonshire, in order that the same may be examined and discharged. And all Persons who stood indebted to Mr. Thomas Bolton at the time of his death, on security or otherwise, are required to pay the amount of their respective Debts to the said Mr. Saml. Frost or Mr. Samuel Bolton immediately.
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Wellingborough News, 11th November 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins
IRCHESTER, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
Three Miles from Wellingborough and Two from Higham Ferrers.
Important Sale of Valuable
FREEHOLD AND COPYHOLD ESTATES
comprising about 40 Acres, with
FARM BUILDINGS, HOMESTEAD and COTTAGES thereon,
WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY J. Brown,
AT the Red Lion Inn, Irchester, on Friday, November 24th, 1882, at Three for Four o'clock in the Afternoon, by order of Mr. M. H. Harris and his Mortgagees, in the following or such other Lots as may be determined at the time of sale, and subject to such Conditions as will then be produced:—
LOT 1—All that FARM HOUSE, HOMESTEAD and BUILDINGS, comprising Dairy, Brewhouse, Bakehouse with good coal oven, Cart Shed, Pigstyes, Stable, and a newly-built stone and tiled Corn Barn, and other Outhouses, spacious Yard, and Well of superior Water, capital Kitchen Garden, well stocked with fruit trees, and about Thirty-one Acres of valuable LAND, of which about 10 acres are pasture and the remainder arable.
About eighteen acres of this Lot are Copyhold of the Manor of Irchester, the remainder, including the Farm House and Buildings, are Freehold.
LOT 2—All that Field of valuable FREEHOLD BUILDING or rich ARABLE LAND, known as Long Close, and containing by recent admeasurement, 5a. 1r. 27p., bounded on the south by Wollaston-road, and on all other parts by property of Mr. Parsons.
LOT 3—All those 4 FREEHOLD COTTAGES, brick built and slated, with Gardens and Outbuildings, situate at London End, in Irchester, now occupied by Messrs. Humphrey, Kemshead, Jones, and Riddell, as undertenants to Mr. J. Reader.
LOT 4—All those Four Copyhold COTTAGES, situate near the last Lot, with capital Gardens, now occupied by Messrs. Norris, Burrows, Moulton, and Fairey, as undertenants to Mr. Joseph Reader.
The whole of the above Lots are let to Mr. Joseph Reader, at a rent of £111 per annum.
A Plan of the Property may be seen at the office of the Auctioneer, St. Neots.
There is a land tax on the property of £3 5s. 0d., and a Tithe Rent Charge due to the Vicar of Irchester, now standing at £3 4s. 4d. per annum, and to Lord Overstone, now standing at 10s. 8d. The aggregate quit rents on the Copyhold amount to 11s. 8½d. a year.
For further particulars, with Conditions of Sale, apply to C. R. Wade-Gery, Esq., Solicitor, St. Neots, Messrs. Wallingford, Day & Wallingford, Solicitors, St. Ives; Francis Bird, Esq., Solicitor, Maldon, or to the Auctioneer, St. Neots.
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Wellingborough News, 2nd December 1882, transcribed by Kay Collins
PROPERTY SALE—On Friday, the 24th ult., Mr. John Brown offered for sale, at the Red Lion Inn, Irchester, several lots of valuable property situate in that parish.
Lot 1, consisting of 31 acres of arable and pasture land, was knocked down to Mr. Willan Jackson, solicitor, of Wellingborough, at £2,150.
Lot 2, comprising a field of arable land, was sold to Mr. Bird, of Staughton, for £440;
and lots 3 and 4, consisting of eight cottages, to Mr. Willan Jackson, for £355.
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Wellingborough News, 13th January 1883, transcribed by Kay Collins
ON THE KNUSTON ESTATE
The Property of R. Arkwright, Esq.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Messrs. Pendered and Son
ON THURSDAY, 18th Jan., 1883, about Two Acres of very fine ASH POLES in ranges, 12 ELM TREES, and 2 ASH ditto, of superior quality and good dimensions, lying in the Delves Spinney, near to the road leading from Irchester Station to Rushden. Also the TOPWOOD and FAGGOTS.
Company to meet at the Spinney at Eleven o'clock a.m.
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Wellingborough News, 14th July 1883, transcribed by Kay Collins
HIGH STREET, IRCHESTER.
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Richard Freeman,
ON Monday next, July 16, upon the premises of Mr. Jesse Bond, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects; also 20 Pole of BARLEY, 20 Pole of POTATOES and PEAS, situate in the Allotment Ground, in consequence of his leaving the neighbourhood.
Sale to commence at 4.30 o'clock p.m.
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Wellingborough News, 7th June 1884, transcribed by Kay Collins
IRCHESTER, Nr Wellingborough.
Desirable RESIDENCE, with pleasure and Kitchen Gardens,
Orchard and Paddock, and newly-erected BUSINESS OFFICES,
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Messrs. Pendered and Son,
AT the Hind Hotel, Wellingborough, on Wednesday, 11th June, 1884, at Five o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as will he then produced, in one or more lots as may be determined upon, viz.:—
All that capital Residence, situate at Irchester, containing six bedrooms, two parlours, kitchens, lavatory and coal cellarage, with coach-house, stabling, cow houses, and other outbuildings: together with the Stock Yard, Pleasure and Kitchen Gardens, Orchard, and Paddock, stocked with the choicest fruit trees; and a newly-erected Building, now used for business offices, but easily converted into a dwelling-house; the whole containing about three acres, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Oliver, the proprietor, who having finished his Midland Railway contract, is leaving the neighbourhood.
N.B.—The property is Copyhold of the Manor of Irchester, but being fine certain is considered nearly equal in value to Freehold.
A plan of the property may be seen at the offices of the Auctioneers, and will be produced at the time of sale.
To view, apply on the premises; and for further particulars, to the Auctioneers, Wellingborough; or to WILLIAM BRYAN, Solicitor, Mansfield, Notts.
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Wellingborough News, 12th July 1884, transcribed by Kay Collins
IRCHESTER.
Eight-horse-power STEAM ENGINE, 2 Thrashing Machines,
Straw Elevators, Steam Saw Bench, Blacksmiths' and Carpenters' Tools, &c.,
To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Messrs. Pendered and Son,
ON Friday, 18th July, 1884, upon the premises of Mr. William Joyce, Irchester, viz., 8-horse power Steam Engine (Butlin), iron-framed Thrashing Machine (Robey), Thrashing Machine (Clayton and Shuttleworth), straw elevator, old clover tackle, steam saw bench and four Haws, iron shafting, Scotch cart and good set of thiller harness, wheelbarrow, tools, sack lifter, corn bins, grindstone, chaff cutter, pony (aged), pony cart and harness, a lot of old wheels, ash and elm planking, a lot of old iron and iron-work, tubs, fire wood, &c. Also an assortment of blacksmiths' and carpenters' tools, with bellows and anvil, three sets of stocks and dies, latchet brace, falling axes, cross-cut saws, lathe and turning tools, carpenter's bench, press drill, Mather’s patent paint mill, and the Household FURNITURE.
For further particulars see bills. Sale to commence with the Out-door Effects at half-past Twelve o'clock, Furniture at 2.30.
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Northampton Mercury, April 19th 1900, transcribed by Susan Manton
Irchester and Rushden Northamptonshire
Highly important Sale of Grass Keeping
Messrs. Pendred and son are instructed by the Executors of Mr. T. E. Tassell (deceased) to sell by auction On Thursday April 28th 1900 subject to conditions of sale to be then preferred 370 acres of rich fielding and Healthy Grass Keeping viz;
About 180 acres of Irchester Farm
About 170 acres of the Knuston Farm
About 20 acres of the Rushden Meadow
The whole is well watered and careful Shepherds will be preadvised subject to the conditions of the sale.
Applications to view to be made to Mr. J.B…….., Knuston Lodge who will point out the fields.
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Rushden Echo, 6th September 1917
Messrs. Pendered & Son Ltd., conducted a very successful sale on Monday at the Manor Farm, Irchester, where the late Mr. John Edward Parsons carried on business for so many years. Mrs. Parsons, the executrix, is giving up the farm, which is to be occupied by Mr. Len Parsons, of Sanders’ Lodge, Rushden. Despite the bad weather, a large company attended, and there was brisk bidding. The lots comprised 27 beast, 247 sheep, 13 horses, 100 head of young poultry, and a great quantity of agricultural implements. Of the beast the cows fetched up to £43 10s., and the fat heifers up to £30. The horses, a fine lot, sold well, top price being made for an eight-year-old, which sold for 130gs. A six-year-old made 100gs. In the sheep sale ewes made up to 108s., and lambs up to 77s. Some remarkably high prices were realised for implements. For instance, one double-faurrow plough fetched £6, and another £11, whilst horse hoes made up to £4 10s. One of the Ransomes cultivators realised £12, a grass mower £13 10s., single ploughs £7, a 12-coulter corn and seed drill £35, Scotch carts £22, a binder and sheaf carrier £25, another £20, one of Roberts’ elevators £29, a 16 coulter corn and seed drill £13, etc.
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Rushden Echo, 19th July 1918, transcribed by Kay Collins
For Sale
Irchester
Lot 2
All that Modern Freehold Property consisting of a BUTCHER'S SHOP with DWELLING HOUSE and a GROCER'S SHOP with DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, together with the Slaughter House, Stables, Yard, Garden and Appurtenances thereto belonging, well situate FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES IN THE High-street, the whole in the occupation of Messrs. E. Parsons and Son, at a moderate gross rental amounting to £52 per annum, the Tenants paying rates.
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The Rushden Echo, 9th March 1923, transcribed by Kay Collins
Nene House, Little Irchester,
WELLINGBOROUGH.
Superior and Well-made Furniture and Effects.
To be sold by Auction by Messrs. Pendered & Son, Ltd.
On THURSDAY, 1ST MARCH, 1923, by order of Captain Harry Dodds, who is leaving to take up an appointment in Australia, viz.:—
Dining and Sitting Rooms, Hall and Staircase—Jacobean Oak Sideboard, ditto Gate Leg Table, 4 ditto chairs with leather seats, 2 large Easy Chairs, Oriental Carpet 4¾ x 3¼, 3 ft. Oak Side Table, Oak Welsh Dresser, Oak Bureau, Stained Telescopic Dining Table, 4 Oak Chairs with leather seats, Oak Bookshelves, Pair Oak adjustable Easy Chairs, Rocking Chair, Oval Mahogany Loo Table, Copper Curb, Fender, Coal Caldron, Lounge Chair, Tea Service, Linoleum, Set of 11 Sporting Prints, Framed Engravings, Linen Casement Curtains, 6 Slip Mats, 3 Coco Mats, Vases, Axminster Stair Carpet, Oak Rods and Eyes, Perambulator, etc.
The appointments of 3 Bedrooms, etc.—4 ft. Oak Wardrobe, Pair Oak Duchesse tables, 2 Oak Rush Seat Chairs, 2 Oak Bedsteads with Spring Mattresses, Child's Oak Cot and Feather Bed, Horsehair and Wool Mattresses, Iron Bedstead. Feather Bolsters and Pillows, Copper Curbs, Chamber Service, Bordered Wilton Carpet 8 x 2½ yards, Framed Pictures, the Linoleum, Blue Bordered Carpet, Rugs; Chest of Drawers, Dressing Table, Casemegt Curtains, etc.
The Kitchen Furniture and Utensils.—Patent Mangle, Deal Table. 2 large Galvanised Baths, 4 Bentwood Chairs, Inlaid Linoleum, Set Steps, Fire Guard, Saucepans, Tinware, Crockery, Enamelled Ware, Dolly Tub, etc.
On view morning of sale. No catalogues.
Sale to commence at 12.30 prompt.
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