Thursday, October 15th, 1801 The Derby Mercury
PROPERTY:
To be sold by Private Contract
The following FREEHOLD CLOSES, lying and being in the parish
of Normanton on Soar, in the county of Nottingham,
part of a
Farm there
called the Hill Farm, and in the occupation of
Mr. William STUBBS, viz.
Old Brick-kiln Close
19a. 1r. 0p
Square Close
15a. 2r. 16p
Sheep Close
16a. 1r. 17p
Another Close also called Sheep Close 12a. 1r. 35p
Brentnall's Whitehills
13a. 1r. 33p
77a. 0r. 21p
For a view of the premises apply to Mr. STUBBS, the Tenant,
or Mr. John HANDS of Normanton aforesaid, Farmer;
and for further
particulars and to treat for the same, at the Office
of Messrs. Piddocke and Dalby, in
Ashby-de-la-Zouch
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Wednesday, July 2nd, 1828 The Derby Mercury
PROPERTY:
TO BE LET for a term of years, subject to the determination
thereof by the death of the Rev.
Wm. HOLMES, the present Incumbent, The Rectory House, at Normanton upon Soar, in the
county of Nottingham,
with productive Gardens, coach-houses,
stabling and requisite out office, together with about seven
Acres of
excellent Meadow Ground, adjoining the River Soar.
The House consists of entrance hall, dining and drawing
rooms, library, four Bed rooms, servants rooms and every
requisite convenience
for the accommodation of a small
genteel Family. It is pleasantly situated on the Banks of
the Soar, and commands extensive and picturesque scenery.
The Market Town of Loughboro' is within two miles,
and the Quorndon Kennels little more than three miles distance, and
the immediate neighbourhood is highly
respectable. The
House is well aired and may be entered upon immediately.
Further particulars may be had at the Offices of Mr. WHITE,
Grantham, and Messrs CHESLYN and BROCK,
Loughborough and a
Servant at
the House will show the premises.
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Monday, October 5th, 1846 The Times
PROPERTY :
Valuable Freehold and Copyhold
Estate, at
Donington,Quadring and Gosberton, Lincolnshire – John LUMBY
respectfully intimates that he has received
instructions to
offer for sale by Auction, some time in the month of
November next, in lots apportioned to meet the
convenience
of purchasers, the Estate lately held by the widow of the
late Rev. William HOLMES, of Normanton on
Soar, Nottinghamshire ; containing about 600 acres of valuable
arable meadow, and pasture, divided into
moderately-sized
farms, with suitable farm-houses and buildings, 432 acres of
which are freehold and tithe free,
and the remaining 167
acres are copyhold. Further particulars will appear in
future papers, amd may be had on
application at the
respective offices of Mr. Brock, solicitor, Loughborough ;
of Messrs Freeth and Rawson, solicitors,
Nottingham ; of
Messrs Cragg and Joyes, 22 Bedford-row ; and of Messrs. Parke, Freeth and Parke, solicitors, 63
Lincoln’s-inn-fields, London.
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Friday, September
26th, 1868 The Pall Mall Gazette (London)
VACANCIES: The
Rectory of Normanton on Soar near Loughborough, by the death
of the Rev. Joseph POWELL M.A.;
Worth £300 per year;
Patrons Mr. J. BUCKLEY and others.
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Wednesday, July 1st,
1931 The Times
WILLS & BEQUESTS:
Major-General Sir John Francis BURN-MURDOCH, K.C.V.O.,
C.B., C.M.G., C.B.E., D.L., of
Normanton on Soar,
Loughborough, and of New Lodge Yorks, who died on January
21, aged 71, left, in addition to
real estate, unsettled
personal estate of the total value of £74,568, of which the
personal estate in Great Britain
amounts to £71,467.
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