BRADFORD-ON-AVON.

To BREWERS, PUBLICANS, BUILDERS, AND OTHERS.

MR. GRAHAM FOLEY

Is favored with instructions to SELL BY AUCTION,

AT THE SWAN HOTEL, BRADFORD-ON-AVON,

On TUESDAY, the 19th day of DECEMBER, 1865,

At SIX o'Clock in the Evening, (subject to such Conditions as will be then produced) the undermentioned FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD

VALUABLE PROPERTIES

NAMELY

The WHITE HART INN and BREWERY, and other Premises,

AS FOLLOWS:

LOT 1. ALL THAT FREEHOLD AND WELL-ACCUSTOMED

CORNER PUBLIC HOUSE,

with the capital Brewery and Cellars thereto belonging, called the "WHITE HART INN & BREWERY," situate in the centre of the Town of Bradford-on-Avon, aforesaid, and for 13 years past in the occupation of the present owner, who is now retiring from business; comprising a Bar, Bar Parlour, large Tap Room, Sitting Room, Wash-house, and 3 capital Cellars on the ground floor; also a front Sitting Room and 5 Bedrooms above. There is also a good Brewery, Malt and Hop Room and Store Room, with a capital Well of Water and Force Pump on the Premises.

Also all that DWELLING-HOUSE,

Situate in the Old Market Place, adjoining the Inn, containing a Front-Shop; Kitchen; 4 Bedrooms; and Attic over. There is a Pump and Well of Water in the Back Kitchen.

N.B. These Premises have a Frontage of 112 feet; there is sufficient space by converting the premises adjoining the Inn, to carry on an extensive Brewing business.

LOT 2. ALL THOSE TWO SUBSTANTIALLY STONE-BUILT

FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSES,

With the Yard, Tallow Chandler's Shop, and Outhouses at the rear thereof, situate in St. Margaret Street, Bradford, aforesaid, occupied by MR. THOMAS SMART, Grocer and Tallow Chandler, and MR. CHARLES LONG, Builder. The house occupied by Mr. Smart comprises a Front Shop, large Sitting Room, Wash-house and Scullery, with 3 front and 1 back Bedrooms, and there is a Tallow Chandler's Boiling House, and Candle or Store Room in the Yard at the rear; and the House occupied by Mr. C. Long contains a Front Sitting Room, large Kitchen, and 4 Bedrooms over.

There is a capital Pump and Well of Water on the premises, and a back entrance and right of way, from No-where Lane.

LOT 3. ALL THOSE CONVENIENT

COPYHOLD PREMISES,

Substantially stone-built and covered with slate and tile, with the piece of Land in front, and the Sawpit and Carpenter's Shop thereto belonging, situate in Bridge Street, for many years in the occupation of Mr. Spender, having a frontage of 67 feet 6 inches towards Bridge Street.

N.B. These Premises can be easily converted into a capital Malthouse.

This Lot is Copyhold under the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for 3 lives, aged respectively, 61, 58, and 46, and subject to a Quit Rent of 6d. per annum. The Estates of the Dean and Chapter having passed into the hands of the Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England, the purchaser will have an excellent opportunity of enfranchising the property.

LOT 4. ALL THAT

COPYHOLD DWELLING HOUSE,

With the Garden and Premises thereto belonging, also situate in Bridge Street, and occupied by Mr. John BAINTON, at the yearly rent of £7. There are 2 front Sitting Rooms, Kitchen, and 3 Bedrooms, and the House is substantially built of Stone, and good roof, covered with Slate.

This Lot is also Copyhold under the Dean and Chapter of Bristol, for 2 Lives, aged respectively, 46 and 44, and subject to a Quit Rent of 1d. per annum. The purchaser will have a good opportunity of enfranchising the property.

For leave to view Lot 1, apply to Mr. HENRY SHRAPNELL; as to the other Lots, apply to the Tenants; and for further Particulars to the AUCTIONEER, The Parade, Trowbridge; or to

MR. HENRY SHRAPNELL,

SOLICITOR, The Town-Hall, BRADFORD-ON-AVON.

Auction & Estate Offices, The Parade, Trowbridge, Nov. 28th, 1865.

J. S. DAY, PRINTER, BRADFORD.