AT the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Rushden, on Thursday, the 13th day of May, 1880, at Six o'clock in the evening, (by order of the Executrix of the late Mr. R. Noble, of Higham Ferrers, deceased), in such Lots as may be determined upon: Three SHARES in the Higham Ferrers Gas and Coke Company (Limited), and Four SHARES in the Rushden Gas and Coke Company (Limited)

Wellingborough & Kettering News, May 8th, 1880, transcribed by Kay Collins

AT the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Rushden, on Thursday, the 13th day of May, 1880, at Six o'clock in the Evening (by order of the mortgagees), subject to such conditions as will be then produced, and in the following or such Lots as may be determined upon, viz.:—

Lot 1.—All those FOUR MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS, with the Gardens, Workshops, Out-houses, and appurtenances thereto belonging, situate in Duck-street, Rushden aforesaid, in the occupations of Messrs. THOS. LITCHFIELD, JAMES BOLTON, and others; and also a Workshop (recently erected on this lot), in the occupation of Mr. ELSYGOOD.

Lot 2.—All that newly-erected DWELLING HOUSE and Premises, adjoining Lot 1, in the occupation of Mr. E. ELSYGOOD; THREE MESSUAGES or TENEMENTS, in the occupations of Messrs. W. PENDRED, WILMOT, and G. PARKER; and a newly-erected MESSUAGE or TENEMENT in the occupation of Mr. JOHN COX, all adjoining; together with the Yards, Gardens, Out-houses, and appurtenances thereto belonging.

The Property is Copyhold of the Manor of Rushden, and being fine certain makes it nearly equal in value to Freehold.

To view, apply on the premises; and for further particulars to the AUCTIONEERS, Wellingborough; or to

Sale of a Very Valuable ESTATE, including a capital FARMHOUSE and Premises, 6 COTTAGES, and about 51 Acres of Highly Valuable ARABLE and PASTURE LAND, producing a Rental of £124 6s. per annum, and presenting moat eligible investments.

Messrs. Stafford and Rogers
HAVE been favoured with instructions from the Executors of the late Mr. Thomas Lawton to SELL BY AUCTION, on Friday, May 28th, 1880, at Six for Seven o'clock in the evening, at the Wagon and Horses Inn, at Rushden, the above highly valuable Properties, viz.:—

A capital FARMHOUSE and Premises, and about 40 Acres of ARABLE and PASTURE LAND, a portion of which is most valuable for Building purposes, having an extensive frontage to the High-street, and occupying one of the most important positions in the rapidly increasing village of Rushden; now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Lawton. Also 5 substantially-built COTTAGES, with their Appurtenances, situated in the centre of the village in Little-street. Also a Brick-built COTTAGE and 2 Acres of valuable GARDEN LAND at Wymington, in the occupation of Moses Wooding.

May be viewed upon application to the respective Tenants, and Particulars with Plane may be ob¬tained of W. H. SIMPSON, Esq., Solicitor, Higham Ferrers, and of the Auctioneers, Bedford and Chellington, near Bedford.

ON Saturday, 5th June, 1880, upon the premises of Mr. W. C. York, Butcher, High-street, Rushden (who is leaving). For further particulars see handbills.
Sale to commence at Two p.m.

AT the Temperance Hall, Rushden, on Monday, August 30th, 1880, a very large quantity of Unredeemed Pledges, consisting of gold and silver watches, counterpanes, sheets, blankets, beds, bolsters, pillows, ready-made clothes, bed tick, coats, vests, trousers, overcoats, ladies' silk and stuff dresses, and all kinds of ladies' and gents' wearing apparel, boots and shoes, four handsomely-bound family Bibles, History of England in 3 vols., in all about 300 lots. Also 1 handsome bedstead and spring mattress.

Sale to commence at Half-past Two & Six o'clock.

ON Monday, September 6th, 1880, upon the premises of Mrs. Dickens, Denton's Yard, Rushden, widow of the late Mr. Dickens, who is giving up housekeeping, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other effects. Full particulars next week.

The Lodge and Grange Farms,Rushden, Northamptonshire,

Within Two Miles of the Town of Higham Ferrers, and Three from Irchester Station on the Midland Railway.

Highly Important Sale of FARMING STOCK, Steam Thrashing, Grinding, and Cultivating Machinery, &c., comprising 447 SHEEP and LAMBS, 15 CART HORSES, useful Cob, 20 Pigs; a Twelve-horse Engine, by Clayton and Shuttleworth; a set of Steam Ploughing and Cultivating Tackle complete, with Campain's patent anchors; Thrashing Machine, in good condition; Steam Flour Mill; Elevator, with horse gear; and an excellent lot of Implements, &c.;

To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Messsrs. Stafford and Rogers,

ON Thursday, October 14, 1880, at the Lodge premises, by Bruce Tomlinson, Esq., who is giving up the Farms.

The SHEEP comprise a very superior flock of 156 young Lincoln ewes, 89 theaves, 200 strong lambs, and 2 pure-bred Lincoln Rams.

HORSES: A team of 15 very powerful and active cart horses, strong cob (quiet to ride and drive).

PIGS: Three sows and pigs, and 5 in-pig yilts.

The IMPLEMENTS consist of 2 capital wagons, 7 carts with copses and iron arms, 2 water carts, light cart, 6 iron ploughs, several sets of heavy and light iron harrows, steam drag harrows, iron scufflers, Bentall's skimmer, Coleman's cultivator, combined wheat and bean and other horse hoes, heavy Cambridge and other rollers, 13 - coultered press drill by Coultas, water drill, seed barrows, 2 Moresby's reaping machines, chaff machine for horse or steam power, cake breaker, bean mill, turnip cutters and pulpers, dressing and weighing machines, horse, cattle, and sheep cribs and troughs, harness for 15 horses, and numerous other useful effects.

Sale to commence with the Implements at Eleven o'clock.

Luncheon will be provided after the Sale of Dead Stock; tickets 2s. each, to be returned to purchasers over £2.

Note—The Sheep and Lambs are good, perfectly sound, and in capital condition, and the Ewes are being served by Lincoln rams. The Horses are very powerful, active, and good workers. The Machinery is in excellent order, and the Implements are in good condition.

Conveyances will meet the 11.57 and 12.17 a.m. and the 5.22 and 6.4 p.m. trains at Irchester Station.

Catalogues may be obtained of Mr. Tomlinson, Rushden Lodge, Higham Ferrers, and of the AUCTIONEERS, Bedford and Chellington.

HAVE been favoured with instructions from the Trustee in the Estate of Thomas Lawton, deceased, to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday, January 14, 1881, on the premises lately occupied by Mr. W. Lawton, 3 ricks of HAY and CLOVER, containing about 25 tons, quantity of Wheat, Barley, and Oat Straw, the produce of about 25 acres, and about 100 loads of good Manure, in lots to suit the convenience of purchasers.

Sale to commence punctually at 2 o'clock.

RUSHDEN
Messrs. Pendered and Son,

ARE instructed by Mr. William Everard (who is leaving the country) to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, 14th March, 1881, upon his Premises, at Sunny Bank Terrace, Rushden, the superior and nearly new HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Bedding, &c.

Further particulars, see bills. Sale to commence at One o'clock, p.m.

RUSHDEN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

Valuable Freehold BUILDING LAND, forming part of a close known as "Cross Roads Close," at the junction of the two roads leading out of Rushden to Wellingborough.

Messrs. Pendered and Son,

ARE favoured with instructions from Campbell Praed, Esq., to SELL by AUCTION, at the New Inn, Rushden, on Friday, 18th March, 1881, at Six o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions as will be then produced: 12 plots of Valuable Freehold BUILDING LAND, being the surplus portion of his land, situate at the junction of the said roads. The site is remarkably well adapted for building private residences, commanding pleasing views of the surrounding country.

A plan of the lots may be seen at the place of sale, or at the offices of Mr. W. TALBOT BROWN, Surveyor, Wellingborough; and printed particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of the AUCTIONEERS, Wellingborough; or of W. HIRST SIMPSON, Solicitor, Higham Ferrers.

RUSHDEN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.

Sale of a Very Valuable Estate, including a capital FARMHOUSE and Premises, and 45a. 2r. 18p. of highly valuable Arable and Pasture LAND, a portion of which is well adapted for Building purposes, having an extensive frontage to the High-street, and occupying one of the most im¬portant positions in the rapidly increasing village of Rushden,

To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Messrs. Stafford and Rogers,

ON Thursday, March 31st, 1881, at the Waggon and Horses Inn, at Rushden, at Six for Seven o'clock in the Evening, by direction of the Trustee in the Estate of the late Mr. Thomas Lawton, deceased.

The property is in hand, and possession can be given on completion of the purchase.

Particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of W. HIRST SIMPSON, ESQ., Solicitor, Higham Ferrers, and of the AUCTIONEERS, Bedford, and Chellington, near Bedford.

To Be Sold by Private Treaty, 7 Eligible Freehold 6-Roomed Brick and Slated DWELLING-HOUSES, with Machine & Riveting Shops attached, and large Gardens, with boundary walls complete. Good supply of hard and soft water. Paying a first-class per centage. Capital opportunity for investment. Will be sold separate or in blocks to suit convenience of purchasers.— Apply to Messrs. M. & R. Sears, Havelock-street, Wellingborough.

41 Short-horn BEAST, 14 HORSES, 68 PIGS, Steam Engine, Threshing Machine, Elevator, and other Machinery, Wagons, Carts, Harness, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, &c.

Messrs. Pendered and Son
ARE favoured with instructions from the Executrix of the late Mr. Ralph Dearlove, to SELL BY AUCTION, on Thursday, 31st March, 1881, the Valuable Live and Dead Farming Stock:

BEAST—14 in-calf and down-calving Cows and Heifers, 4 three-year-old Steers, 6 two-year-old Steers, 6 one-and a-half year-old Steer, 11 Yearlings.

The Beast are well-bred, and in excellent condition.

HOGS—42 strong Stores, and 26 smaller Stores.

HORSES—9 powerful Cart Horses, 3 promising two-year-old Cart Colts, and a three-year-old Cart Colt ; a useful Black Cob, quiet to ride and drive.

A complete assortment of Agricultural Implements, the whole in good working condition, suitable to the cultivation of a Farm of 700 Acres.

The place of Sale is about Two Miles from Rushden, and about Three Miles from Sharnbrook Station on the Midland Railway.

Catalogues may be had of the AUCTIONEERS, Wellingborough.

Luncheon by ticket at 10.30, Sale at Eleven o'clock a.m.

RUSHDEN-Messrs. Pendered and Son

ARE instructed by Mrs. Wilmot (who is leaving the country), to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, 4th April, 1881, at No. 7, South Terrace, Rushden, the FURNITURE and other Effects. For particulars see bills. Sale to commence at 1 o'clock.

Valuable LIVE STOCK, consisting of 350 SHEEP and LAMBS and 60 Home-bred BEAST.

To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by
Messrs. Pendered and Son,

ON Thursday, 21st April, 1881, at the Farm Premises, Rushden, by order of Mr. E. Flintham (who is leaving).

The Ewes are young, and the Lambs fine and strong, the Hoggetts of good size and condition, and the whole flock believed to be sound and well worthy the attention of flock masters.

The Beast have been almost all bred by Mr. Flintham, who has for many years used thorough-bred bulls, the young stock in particular being exceedingly well descended.

Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Wellingborough.

Luncheon by ticket at Eleven a.m., and Sale immediately afterwards.

Rushden, near Higham Ferrers,
Northamptonshire.

Superior GRASS KEEPING on Feeding Land.

Messrs. Pendered and Son,
ARE instructed by Mr. R. Flintham (who is leaving), to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, 2nd May, 1881, about 62 Acres of GRASS KEEPING, to the 10th October Next, viz.:

The Land is of very superior quality, and well watered. Careful Shepherds will be provided.

Company to Meet at the Home Field, Rushden, at Four o'clock p. m.

Rushden, Northamptonshire.

A COMPACT and very VALUABLE ESTATE, most eligibly situated in the Parish of Rushden, closely adjoining the village, within 1½ miles of the Irchester Station on the Midland, and Higham Ferrers Station on the London and North Western Railway, intersected by the Irchester, Wellingborough, and Higham Roads, and having most extensive and valuable building frontage, comprising 120a. 1r. 15p. of highly valuable ARABLE and PASTURE LAND, divided into convenient enclosures, with comfortable RESIDENCE, and well-arranged Farm Premises, and in the occupation of Mr. R. Flintham, whose tenancy will expire at Michaelmas next, when possession can be given;

To Be Sold BY AUCTION, BY
Messrs. Stafford and Rogers

AT the Waggon and Horses Inn, at Rushden, on Thursday, 4th August, 1881, at 5 for 6 o'clock in the Evening.

The Estate will be offered first as a whole, and if not sold, then in Ten Lots, which are described and sent out in printed particulars, with plans annexed, to be obtained of W. Hirst Simpson, Esq., Solicitor, Higham Ferrers; and of the Auctioneers, Bedford, and Chellington, near Bedford.

NOTE—The Auctioneers desire to call especial attention to the Sale of this Property, which from its peculiarly advantageous position, and having such expensive frontages to the main roads and close proximity to this large and increasing village, where Building Land is in such demand and commands a high price, offers a first-class opportunity for investment.

Rushden Lodge, near Higham Ferrers

To BUTCHERS, DEALERS, AND OTHERS. 45 very prime FAT OXEN.

Messrs. Pendered and Son,
ARE favoured with instructions from Mr. Thos. Sanders, of Rushden Hill, To SELL BY Auction Monday, 18th July, 1881, at his lodge premises, at the corner of the three roads leading to Higham Ferrers, Rushden, and Wellingborough, 45 FAT OXEN (including some of great weights), viz., 14 HEREFORDS, 19 HOME-BREDS, and 2 FAT COWS.

The place of sale is a few minutes walk from the Ditchford station, on the London and North Western Railway, and both the up and down trains arrive at about 12.30. noon. Conveyances will be at the Irchester station, of the Midland Railway to meet the 12.17 a.m. down, and the 11.57 a.m. up trains.

Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, Wellingborough.

Luncheon at One o'clock, sale to commence immediately afterwards.

ON Thursday, 28th July, 1881, viz., BARLEY, about 6a. 2r. 0p., OATS, about 5a. 2r. 0p., in Cross Roads Close, on the road leading from Rushden to Wellingborough, which will be sold in convenient lots, with the Straw to go off.

One month's credit will be given on approved security.
Company to meet at the Way-Post at Seven o'clock p.m.

Messrs. Pendered and Son, FOR Mrs. Hulatt, at the Coach and Horses Inn, on Thursday, 13th October. 1881.

Sale to commence at One p.m. [They were moving to the new Oakley Arms]

R. Gillitt.,
HAS received instructions from Mr. Thomas Tailby, to SELL BY AUCTION, on Monday, 28th November, 1881, the following valuable Live and Dead Farming Stock:

LIVE STOCK, viz., Cows—17 very superior Cows and Heifers, in-calf and in-profit; 20 Pigs; a quantity of Poultry.

DEAD STOCK—A general assortment of Agricultural Implements ; also about 20 tons of Hay, and a quantity of Mangold Wurtzel (to go off). The Hay will be sold in convenient Lots.

The AUCTIONEER wishes particularly to call the attention of Dairymen and others requiring good milk and butter Cows, to the above Sale, as they are noted for their milking properties.

Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock.

The Ash Trees are of fine quality, and include several of great length and good dimensions; one of the Walnut Trees is very large and hearty, the others of good dimensions.

Company to meet in Paddock, adjoining the Entrance Drive, at Twelve o'clock, noon.

AT the Temperance Hall, Rushden, on Thursday Evening, March 9th, 1882, subject to Conditions of Sale as will then be produced, at 5 for 5.30 precisely, in two Lots.

LOT 1—A COTTAGE, eligibly situate in and baring a frontage of 27 feet to High-street, Rushden, with Outhouse, Garden, &c., now let to Thos. Watts, at an annual rental of £8.

LOT 2—A COTTAGE situate in the yard at the yard at the back of Lot 1, with Garden, Barn, &c., now let to John Wood, at an annual rental of £6 10s. 0d.

Both lots are copyhold of the Manor of Rushden.

To view apply to the tenants, and for particulars to Mr. Ebenezer Knight, of Rushden, to the Auctioneer, Kettering, or to Mr. Simpson, solicitor, Higham Ferrers.

N.B.—There is an unfailing supply of good water on the premises.

WILL SELL BY AUCTION, at the Temperance Hall, Rushden, on Thursday Evening, March 9, 1882, at 5.30 precisely, subject to the usual conditions, in two Lots:—

LOT 1—Two substantial and newly brick-built and slated COTTAGES, with bay windows, situate in Alfred-street, Rushden, each having a 17ft. frontage, and containing 5 rooms, pantry, coal cellar, wash-house, workshop, closet, and water cistern, and side entrance to yard and garden.

They are at present on hand, but Tenants are waiting to enter, pending the result of the sale.

LOT 2—Two newly and substantially brick-built and slated Six roomed COTTAGES, situate in the back lane at Rushden, with yard, workshop, and 2 closets; there is also a side entrance to this lot.

They are let to Thomas Adams and Henry Smith, and produce an annual rental of £21 6s. 0d. This lot is copyhold of the Manor of Rushden, but the Land Tax is redeemed.

Further particulars may be had of Mr. Samuel Knight, Junior, Cambridge Cottage, Rushden, or of the Auctioneer, Cromwell House, Broadway, Kettering.

Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock, noon.

ARE favoured with instructions from Mr. Geo. Skinner (who is giving up farming), to SELL by AUCTION, on Monday, 3rd April, 1882, at his farm premises, Rushden, his superior Live Stock, viz.:—

BEAST: 6 prime fat oxen, and 2 ditto cows, 2 cows with calves, 2 down-calving cows, 8 in-calf heifers, 4 cows in profit, 4 three-year-old steers, 12 two-year-old steers and heifers, 11 yearling ditto and 6 calves, and a thorough-bred bull.

SHEEP: 70 superior fat half-bred wethers and theaves.

HORSES: 2 in-foal cart mares, 2 yearling cart fillies, and a grey cob, 14 hands 3 inches high, quiet to ride and drive.

The beast are all home-bred, and very highly descended from the herd of F. U. Sartoris, Esq., and are in capital condition. The fat stock is well worthy the attention of dealers and butchers of first-class trade.

Catalogues may be had of the Auctioneers, Wellingborough.

Luncheon (by ticket) at Twelve, noon, sale immediately afterwards.

Messrs. Stafford and Rogers,
HAVE been favoured with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION at the Wagon and Horses Inn, Rushden, on Thursday, May 11, 1882, at Three for Four o'clock in the Afternoon, several Plots of very valuable BUILDING LAND, near to the Town Street.

Particulars and Conditions of Sale, with Plans, when ready, may be obtained of Messrs. Frere, Foster & Co., Solicitors, 28, Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.; at the Wagon and Horses Inn, Rushden; or of the Auctioneers, Bedford and Chellington, Beds.

The remaining frontage plots of BUILDING LAND forming part of a Close known as the "Cross Roads Close," situate on the north-east side of the road leading from Rushden to Wellingborough,

WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
Messrs. Pendered and Son,

AT the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Rushden, on Thursday, the 4th May, 1882, at 4 for 5 o'clock in the afternoon.

A plan of the Lots may be seen at the Reading Room, Vestry Hall, Rushden, and particulars and conditions of sale may be obtained of Messrs. W. COLSON & Co., Rushden; the AUCTIONEERS, Wellingborough; and JAMES HEYGATE, Solicitor, Wellingborough.
For further particulars see Bills.

HAVE received instructions to SELL BY AUCTION on Thursday, May 11, 1882, at the Wagon and Horses Inn, Rushden, at Three for Four o'clock in the Afternoon, Two COTTAGES, situate in Duck-street, in the respective occupations of Messrs. John Whitehead and John Mead; producing the annual rent of £9 2s. 0d.

Further particulars may be obtained of Mr. W. H. SIMPSON, Higham Ferrers and Wellingborough, or of the Auctioneers, Bedford, and Chellington near Bedford.

PROPERTY SALE—On Thursday evening the following property was sold at the Wheat Sheaf Inn by Messrs. Pendered and Son: Two cottages in Crabb's Close, the property of the exors. of the late Mr. Moore, fetched £380, but the name of the purchaser did not transpire; also a piece of building land near the main street, on which were some partly finished buildings, to Mr. Checksfield for £175. Messrs. Pendered also offered several plots of building land near the Cross-roads, the property of the late Mr. W. Colson, but the reserve price was not reached.

Messrs. Pendered and Son,

ON Monday, 14th August, 1882, upon the premises at No. 3, South-terrace, Rushden, for Mr. W. Lack, who is leaving.

Sale to commence at One o'clock in the afternoon.

AT the New Public Hall, Rushden, on Tuesday, 29th August, 1882, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to such Conditions of Sale as will be then produced (by order of Mr. Joseph Bayes, the proprietor, who is leaving the country), in the following or such other lots as may be determined upon, viz :—.

LOT 1—All those Four capital newly erected DWELLING-HOUSES, Builder's Yard, Work-shops, excellent Stabling, Cart Shed, Barn, Loft, and large Garden, situate on the Wellingborough-road, Rushden, in the occupations of Messrs. Jos. Bayes (the proprietor), W. Sanders, John Claypole, and one unoccupied. Each house contains kitchen, cellarage, two parlours, five bedrooms, and work-shop, with the usual offices, and are of a class for which there is a great demand in Rushden.

Lot 2— All that valuable Plot or Parcel of BUILDING LAND, adjoining Lot 1 on the North-west side, having a frontage of 89 feet to the Wellingborough-road aforesaid, and containing altogether 1203 square yards, or thereabouts.

N.B.—This Lot is sold subject to a right of road, of a width of 10 feet from the Wellingborough-road along the north-west side of Lot 1 to the rear of Lot 1, as now stumped out. Lots 1 and 2 are Copyhold of the Manor of Rushden, but being Fine Certain are deemed nearly equal in value to Freehold.

LOT 3—All those Four Plots or Parcels of FREEHOLD BUILDING LAND, situate on the Wellingborough-road, Rushden aforesaid, having together a frontage of 80 feet to the said road, and a depth of 150 feet, and containing an area of 1333 square yards or thereabouts. This Lot is bounded on the south-east by a proposed new road, and on the north-west by the property of Mr. A. Franklin. To view, apply to Mr. Jos. BAYES, Rushden, and for further particulars to the Auctioneers, Wellingborough, or to

See also Wollaston Sales for the same date

PROPERTY SALE—On Tuesday last, Messrs. Pendered and Son put up by auction, at the New Hall, Rushden, four cottages, the property of Mr. J. Bayes, who is leaving the county. The bids reached £850, but the reserve being £880, the property was withdrawn, and afterwards sold privately. Two plots of building land, containing 1,203 and 1,333 yards respectively, were also offered, but neither coming to the reserve were not sold publicly.

ON Monday, 25th Sept., 1882, by order of Mr. George Skinner (who is retiring from farming), at his Farm Premises, Rushden, Agricultural Implements, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, 14 capital Cart Horses and two Cart Foals, 5 Milking Cows and 1 Calf, 2 in-pig Sows, Yelt and 4 Pigs, 70 head of Poultry.

The DEAD STOCK, &c., comprises 2 cake breakers, 3 turnip cutters, 18 dozen hurdles, 21 sheep troughs, pig troughs, sheep cribs, 10 cow cribs, 6 wagons, 9 carts, spring cart, four-wheel carriage, Cambridge roll in excellent order, 2 iron rolls (equal to new); a twelve-coulter steer drill, nearly new, (by Priest & Woolnough); Hornsby's reaper in good working order, 6 iron ploughs, 2 double-furrow ditto (by Baker), horse hoe (Lewis), 2 horse hoes with 2 wheels, pair of jointed harrows (Howard), pair of drag ditto (by Page), 3 pairs seed ditto; horse drag with seat (Ransome) nearly new; another horse drag, iron scuffler (6 feet, by Ball), dressing machine, weighing machine, the usual barn tackle, 100 sacks, drags, harness for twelve horses; brewing plant complete, 90-gallon copper, ale casks from ½hhd. to 3 hhd., dairy vessels, &c.

The horses are a first-class team, 9 of them young, and all first-rate workers.

Also will be sold sundry HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects.

Catalogues may be obtained of Mr. George Skinner, Rushden, or of the Auctioneers, Wellingborough.

Sale to commence at twelve o'clock, noon.

ARE instructed by the Trustee under the above liquidation to SELL BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY next, 19th December, 1882, upon the premises as above, the whole of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, Trade Utensils, &c., &c. Sale to commence at 12 o'clock, noon.

ON MONDAY, 15th January, 1883, upon the premises at Rushden, by order of the Trustee under the liquidation of John Thomas Garrott, Coachbuilder, Rushden, comprising:—
New spring cart, farm ditto, 60 cart hubs, ten dozen oak spokes, 16 ash trees, 4 elm ditto, ash planks, oak ditto, slabs, battens, cart bodies and wheels, cart jack, shafts, axles, deals and boards, cart springs, shoeing platform, anvil and block, bars of steel, bar and rod iron, old iron, bellows, tongs and tools, two sledge hammers, timber screw jack, grindstone and frame, lathe, pit and crosscut saws, two iron vices, wheelwright's tools, cramp, steelyards, paints, sundry wood and firewood, and general stock of a Coachbuilder and wheelwright; also the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising six mahogany chairs in hair seating, mahogany couch, two easy chairs, oval mahogany loo table, Brussels carpet, chimney glass, fenders and fire-irons, mahogany drawers, five iron bedsteads, two feather beds, bolsters and pillows, four palliasses and mattresses, two flock beds, bolsters and pillows, blankets and other bedding, marble and other washstands, crib and bedding, mahogany and other dressing-tables, cane-seated chairs, bedroom carpeting, perambulator, tables, glassware, various kitchen requirements, &c.

Sale to commence with the Stock-in-Trade at Eleven a.m. Furniture at about Two o'clock p.m.

RUSHDEN - A quantity of very good and useful HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, comprising dining, drawing, and bedroom suites, and including among numerous other effects the following well preserved Furni-ture, viz.: handsome mahogany suite in Morocco, mahogany dining table with extra leaf, mahogany davenport, also bookcase and books on theological, historical, and biographical subjects, rosewood drawing-room settee in crimson rep, chairs to match, handsome walnut drawing-room table, lady's easy chair, American rocking chair, Windsor chairs, iron and brass-mounted bedsteads, elegant mahogany dressing-table, two antique mahogany chairs, tables, study desk, Lipscomb's filter in first rate condition, meat safe, perambulator, hip and other baths, child's crib, looking glass, door mats, kitchen requisites, and numerous other effects, the property of the Rev. George Garlick, who is leaving. [see Union Church 3rd Feb 1883]

Mr. James L. Willson is favoured with instructions to Sell the above by AUCTION, on Monday, February 12th, 1883, at One o'clock punctually, when the goods will be arranged in convenient lots to suit purchasers, and will be found well worth their attention.

Orders to view on the morning of sale, from 10 to 12, may be obtained of the Auctioneer, at his office in Kimbolton, and on the premises.

ARE favoured with instructions from Mr. Thomas Sanders, of Rushden Hill, to sell by auction on Monday 19th March, 1883, at his lodge premises, at the corner of the three roads leading to Higham Ferrers, Rushden, and Wellingborough, 500 Grand FAT SHEEP, viz., 450 pure Dorset Shearlings and Theaves, and 50 South Down ditto, and about 50 extraordinary FAT LAMBS.

Catalogues may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Wellingborough. The place of sale is a few minutes walk from the Ditchford Station of the London and North-Western Railway, and both the up and down trains arrive at about 12.15. Conveyances will be at the Irchester Station of the Midland Railway, to meet the 12.17 down and the 11.55 up trains. Luncheon at one o'clock, sale to commence immediately afterwards.

RUSHDEN, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE

FOR SALE, by Private Contract, a newly-erected DWELLING HOUSE, containing 6 rooms, with large Warehouse of 3 floors, and large Garden adjoining; situate in the centre of Rushden. Good supply of water. The premises are well adapted for any business requiring room.—Apply to Mr. JAMES HEYGATE, Solicitor, Wellingborough.

Eligible FREEHOLD PROPERTY, consisting of a substantially-built
WAREHOUSE & FACTORY with convenient DWELLING HOUSE
large Garden, and Outbuildings,

To BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY Messrs. Pendered and Son,

ON Monday, 30th April, 1883, at the Public Coffee House, Rushden, at six for seven o'clock in the evening, subject to such conditions of sale as will be then produced, namely:—

All that substantially-built WAREHOUSE or SHOE MANUFACTORY, consisting of three floors, fitted with every convenience for doing a large trade.

And a convenient DWELLING HOUSE adjoining, containing 2 Parlours, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, and outoffices, with large Garden, Barn, and other outhouses, eligibly situate in Duck-street, Rushden, and having also a frontage to a road leading therefrom to the High-street, now in the occupation of Mr. Walter Sargent, the proprietor.

To view, apply on the premises, and for further particulars to the Auctioneers, Wellingborough, or to

JAMES HEYGATE,
Solicitor, Wellingborough.