To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
F. S. Abbott,

ON Thursday, 1st June, 1882, (on the premises), at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot (and subject to such Conditions as will be then and there produced):—

All that Freehold and substantially-built (the greater part newly-erected) FREE BEER-HOUSE, comprising two sitting-rooms, large modern bar, bar parlour, kitchen, excellent cellars, four bedrooms, club room, wash-house, yard, stabling, cart novel, paddock, garden, and appurtenances thereto belonging, situate as above, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Nunley (the proprietor).

A Plan of the Estate may be seen a week prior to the Auction, on the premises, and at the Offices of the undersigned.

The Estate is eligibly situated for business, and is in an excellent state of repair.

To View, apply on the premises; and for further particulars to the Auctioneer, Thrapston; or at the Offices of

PROPERTY SALE—As announced in our second edition last week, on Thursday, 1st inst., all that freehold and substantially built free beerhouse, called the "Bird in Hand," situated in Higham-end, Raunds, belonging to Mr. Joseph Nunley, was put up for sale by auction, on the premises, by Mr. F. S. Abbott, and knocked down to Mr. Weston, for £900. The solicitors for the vendors were Messrs. Burnham and Henry, of Wellingborough.

FOR SALE, by Tender 6 TABLE BOARDS 9 feet long by 21 inches wide and 2 Table Boards 11 feet long same width; also 16 FORMS of the same length to match the tables, and 22 Trestles to lay table Boards. Suitable to Societies for dinner or tea parties. Tenders for the above are requested to be sent to Mr. E. J. WHITNEY, Secretary to the Tradesmen's Club, Raunds, on or before the 12th July, 1882.

ALL that Free In-door BEERHOUSE called "The Bird-in-hand," with Stabling, Paddock, Garden, and appurtenances occupied therewith, situate in Higham-end, Raunds, late in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Nunley, and now of Mr. George West (the Proprietor) for the term of 10 years.

Possession may be had in August next.

The form of Lease to be executed may be seen on application at our office.

Tenders, stating amount of yearly rent offered, must be sent to us on or before 5th August, 1882.

The Proprietor does not bind himself to accept the highest or any tender.

Messrs. Pendered and Son, AT the Cock Inn, Raunds, on Thursday, 17th August, 1882, at Six o'clock in the Evening, Subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then produced, (by order of the Executors of Mr. Thomas Smith, deceased), in one or such lots as may be determined upon, viz.: all those 4 MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS, with the Garden in front, and Yard and Outhouses at the rear, situate in Thorpe End, Raunds, in the occupations of Messrs. William Warwick, Charles Knighton, William Adams, and G. Harrison, at moderate rentals amounting to £23 16s. 8d. per annum.

The Property is partly bounded at the rear by Outhouses belonging to J. K. Nichols, Esq., the adjoining owner. It is well and substantially-built, and very pleasantly situated for occupation.

To View, apply on the Premises; and for further Particulars to Messrs. JOHN BASS and WILLIAM MILLS, both of High-street, Raunds, (the said Executors); to the AUCTIONEERS, Wellingborough; or to

PROPERTY SALE—An important sale of property consisting of 18 dwelling-houses, indoor-beerhouse, paddock, three closes of arable and pasture land, was held at the Cock Inn, on Thursday evening last week. The property belonged to one late Thomas Bass, and was put up by auction by Messrs. Pendered and Son, of Wellingborough, in nine lots. There was a respectable company present.

Lot 1 was a plot of land at the rear of Mr. Geo. Bass’ house, with outbuildings. This lot was purchased by Mr. Geo. Bass for £75.

Lot 2 A house and bakehouse with building at bottom of yard partly built on culvert, was bought by the occupier, Mr. John Beeby, for £300.

Lot 3 was two dwelling-houses adjoining the former lot (occupied by G. Archer and E. Ruff), and an old tenement. This lot was withdrawn at £220.

Lot 4 consisted of two dwelling-houses with garden and appurtenances in the occupation of R. Bass and J. Peacock, and was sold to Samuel Finding for £110.

Lot 5 comprised the Barber's Arms public-house and paddock, and was purchased by Messrs. Ratcliffe and Jeffery, Northampton, for £550.

Lot 6, a dwelling-house in the occupation of John Loweth, was bought by Mr. J. Peacock for £110, for the Robin Hood Club.

Lot 7, comprised eleven dwelling-houses situated in the rear of the Barber's Arms yard. The bidding for this lot only reached £450, and was consequently withdrawn.

Lot 8 was three closes of pasture and arable land, containing together 17a. 1r. 13p. on the road leading from Raunds to Shelton. This lot was withdrawn at £590.

Lot 9, a close of arable land in the parish of Easton, was sold to Mr. Geo. Rands for £75. This concluded the sale.

On the same evening as the above sale of property took place Messrs. Pendered and Son put up for sale by auction at the Cock Inn, four cottages with gardens situate in Thorp-end, the property of the late Thos. Smith. This lot was sold to Mr. Jackson, of Wellingborough, for £460.