File 0307
Real estate brochure
Particulars of a Desirable Freehold and small part Copyhold Estate, Principal part Tithe-free and Land Tax redeemed, Situate at the Hyde, Adjoining the Edgware Road, comprising a very Eligible Farm, Upwards of One Hundred and Thirty-Four Acres of Meadow and Arable Land, with a barn, &c. A compact Cottage Residence, with Offices, At Colling Deep on the Road to Hendon; Two beautiful Rich Meadows at the Hyde, a Compact Farm House, situate at Hyde.
The whole containing upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Acres which will be sold by Auction by Mr Robins, at Garraway’s Coffee House, Change Alley, Cornhill, London on Thursday 25th August 1814 at Twelve O’Clock
In Ten Lots.
Warwick St, Golden Square. – J.Brettell, Printer, Rupert St, Haymarket, London.
Particulars of sale continue . . .
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Particulars
Lot 1. A Freehold Estate, Tithe Free and Land Tax redeemed comprising Two Excellent Meadows containing 14 acres, 2 r. 23p. adjoining the Lands of T.Boardhead and W.Smith, Esquires (hand written £1750)
Reference to plan
No.1 Three Acre Butcher Ley – 5 acres, 0 R., 10.P.
No.2 Further Six-Acre Butcher Ley – 9 acres, 3 R. 13.P.
A Right of Road is reserved to this Lot through Lots II, III, and IV. from the Edgeware Road.
Lot II.
A Freehold Estate Tithe-Free and Land Tax redeemed. ( hand-written £2,049)
Comprising Two Capital Meadows Situate on the South Side of the foregoing Lot, and adjoining the Lands of T.Broadhead and W.Smith, Esquires. containing 17 acres, 0 R. 3 p.
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containing 24 acres, 1 R., 28 D. (hand written – £2,750)
adjoining the lands of T.Broadhead and Johnson Esquire – etc
Lot IV
A very eligible Freehold Estate tithe free and Land Tax redeemed – – occupying a considerable Frontage on the Edgeware Road,with a stream of water, on which there is a Fine Site for Building. on an elevation, commanding most pleasing and very interesting Views, containing 31 Acres,0 R., 17P. (hand written £3,020)
Lot V
A very Eligible Freehold Estate – – comprising Three Enclosures of Meadow and Arable Land adjoining Lots III, and IV. and abutting on Edgware and Hendon Road,by Collin Deep; a stream of water running through; With a double barn &c. (hand written £2,930) – –
Lot VI
A Freehold and Small Part Copyhold Estate Tithe Free and Land Tax redeemed, comprising a Compact Rural Cottage Residence pleasantly situate at Collin Deep, on the Road to Hendon, In the Occupation of -__Compton, Esquire, for an unexpired Term of Two Years from Midsummer 1814.The House is seated on a Lawn, with gravel walks, Plantation, Shrubbery,Pond of Water in Front;and contain, a neat Entrance Hall, papered; Dining Parlour, neatly papered, and Recesses on Each Side the Fireplace; Drawing Room, neatly papered, commodious staircase, and closet under; Good Kitchen, Dairy, Wash-house, wine-cellar &c., on the first floor Two excellent Bed Chambers in front, neatly papered, and a Dressing Room, closets &c., passage, Another good Bed chamber, and maid’s room, over which there are two sleeping rooms for servants, and a store room; A good kitchen garden,well stocked and cropped, and planted with fruit trees; A well of excellent water.
(hand written – £970)
Lot Vii
A Desirable Freehold Estate Tithe Free, and Land Tax redeemed, comprising two enclosures, meadow and pasture land – – 12 acres (hand written £340)
Lot III
A very eligible Freehold Estate – – – commanding delightful prospects,and a most charming situation for Building. on the West side of Edgware Road, and adjoining Hall Lane, near the Hyde, in the Parish of Kingsbury. Hither Road Field, – 8 acres. (hand written £970)
Lot IX
A desirable freehold estate – – and excellent meadow, abutting Edgware Road, an equally interesting spot for building . – – Farther Road Field – 6 acres – (hand written £790)
Lot X
A Copyhold Estate comprising a Compact farm house situate at the Hyde, in the Parish of Hendon, with an avenue of fine grown timber trees, and garden in front, in the occupation of Mr Marner; consisting of an Entrance Passage, Parlour, Kitchen, Dining room, wash-house, Dairy &c. – – Stable for ten horses, Loft over; Chaise House, Cow house, calf pen, &c., a Cart Lodge and an orchard, ponds &c. containing one acres and twenty four poles. Copyhold of the Manor of Hendon, at a Quit Rent per Annum …£ Fine according to the Custom of the Manor.
hand written
1740
2040
2750
3020
2930
970
1340
970
790
960
18,510
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Saturday 13 December 1814
Royal Gazette of Jamaica
General Post-Office, London. Sept. 17 1814
By Statue 39 Geo.III cap.76 (called the Ship Letter Act) the Postmaster General was authorised to receive letters directed to places within the King’s Dominions, and to countries beyond the Seas,and to forward them by any vessels (although not Packet-Boats), and to take a rate of one half of the packet postage of letters conveyed by Packet Boats. And by the same Act the Postmaster-General was authorized to take a rate of postage of 4d. a single letter, and so in proportion for letters brought by ships other than by the Packet-Boats, under certain regulations, from places abroad, into Great Britain. The first Clause in the above Act continues in force: – but – by an Act passed in the last Session of Parliament, 54 Geo III.cap 160, the above rate of postage of 4d. a single letter will cease on and from the 30th October 1814; and a rate of 6d. a single letter, and so on in proportion on double, treble, and ounce letters, will become payable in lieu thereof, in addition to an Inland postage which may arise upon the Internal conveyance of the letters – – – The Postmaster-General will feel it his duty to enforce payment of the penalties on every breach of the law.
By Command of the Postmaster General, Francis Feeling. Sec. General Post Office, Kingston Dec.16 1814
The above Act will be put into execution on the 5th January 1815. John Milbourne Marsh, Deputy Postmaster-General