Bankruptcy of Edward Sheppard

THE LONDON GAZETTE, FOR THE YEAR 1837. VOL. I.

Published by Authority. LONDON: Printed by ROBERT GEORGE CLARKE, Cannon-Row, Parliament-Street.

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W forth against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward

THEREAS a Fiat in Bankruptcy is awarded and issued

Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen, and they being declared bankrupts are hereby required to surrender themselves to the Commissioners in the said Fiat named, or the major part of them, on the 13th day of February next, and on the 14th day of March following, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon on each day, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, in the said county, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their estate and effects; when and where the credi- tors are to come prepared to prove their debts, and at the first sitting to choose assignees, and at the last sitting the said bankrupts are required to finish their examination, and the creditors are to assent to or dissent from the allowane of their certificate. All persons indebted to the said Bank rupts, or that have any of their effects, are not to pay or deliver the same but to whom the Commissioners shall appoint, but give notice to Messrs. Vizard, Buchanan, and Moore, So- licitors, Dursley, or to Messrs. Blower and Vizard, Solicitors, 61, Lincoln's inn-fields, London.

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THE Commissioners in a Fist in Bankruptcy awarded and

Tissued forth against Edward Sheppard the elder and Ed- ward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen (trading under the firm of Edward Sheppard and Son), intend to meet on the 12th day of April next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, in order to receive Proof of Debts under the said Fiat; and the said Commissioners also intend to meet on the 19th day of the same month, at eleven of the clock in the forenoon, at the same place (by adjournment from the 14th day of March instant), in order to take the Last Examination of the said bankrupts; when and where they are required to surrender themselves, and make a full discovery and disclosure of their estate and effects, and finish their examination; and the creditors, who have not already proved their debts, are to come pre- pared to prove the same, and, with those who have already proved their debts, are to assent to or dissent from the allowance of their certificate.

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10 be sold, before the major part of the Commissioners

Tamed and authorised in and by a fiat in bankruptcy awarded and i-sued and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, on Thursday the 1st day of June 1837, at twelve o'clock at noon ;

Lot L. All that the manor or lordship of Woodmancote, otherwise Woodmancote with Nibley, within the parish of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, with all the royalties, privileges, fee farm rents, and other appurtenances thereto belonging.

Lot 2. All those several pieces of pasture, arable, and wood land ground, called Gancel Acre, the piece adjoining Gancel Acre, Gancel Field, the Seven Acres, the Orchard, New England, Hatchet Acre, Bobbs Tyning, the Tyning, the Three Acres, and Whistle Field, containing together twenty-eight acres, or thereabouts, all freehold (except about four acres and a half, which are lifehold, held under the Corporation of Bristol). situate at Woodmancote, in the parish of Dursley, in the several occupations of Messrs. Joseph Gazard, John Jenkins, Samuel Bendall, and John French, as tenants thereof.

Lot 3. All that freehold wood, situate at Woodmancote, in the said parish of Dursley, extending from Whiteway up to the turnpike at Bowcott, and lying on the north side of the turn- pike road leading from Dursley to Tetbury, and containing about seventy acres.

Lot 4. All that wood, with the two cottages thereon, situate at Bowcott, in the parishes of Uley and North Nibley, in the said county of Gloucester, extending from the road leading to Waterly Bottom towards Bowentt, being within the park wall belonging to the Ridge Mansion, and lying on the south side of and bounded by the turnpike road leading from Dursley to Tetbury, containing about fifty aeres, the whole of which is freehold, except about eight acres which are leasehold, for the remainder of a term of 890 years.

Lot 5. All those extensive and valuable freehold cloth mills, called Uley Mills, situate in the village of Uley, about two miles from the town of Dursley, and in the centre of the clothing district, lately in the occupation of the bankrupts, partly driven by water power and partly by steam; together with the wool-lofts, drying-houses, workshops, engine-houses, dye-houses, shear shops, stoves, workmens' houses, offices, and outbuildings thereto belonging, capable of finishing at least one hundred ends of cloth per week; toge her with three capital steam engines, of forty, twenty-eight, and twenty horse power, enclosed in substantial fire-proof buildings; together with a dwelling-house and garden occupied by Mr. Daniel Jobbins, and about twelve acres of meadow, pasture, and garden ground, all adjoining the mill.

The buildings on this lot have been chiefly erected within the last thirty years, are built of stone and partly fire-proof, all lie close together, and are most desirable to any person wishing to carry on an extensive and profitable manufacture; the workpeople in the neighbourhood are some of the best engaged in the superior manufacture of the West of Eugland. Lot 6. All that substantial freehold messuage or farm-house, with the barn, stable, cow-house, yard, and meadow land thereto adjoining, containing about six acres, situate at Bow- cott, in the parish of Newington Bagpath, in the said county, and now in the occupation of Mr. Paradise, as tenant thereof. Lot 7. All that excellent messuage and farm, called the Sheephouse Farm, situate in the said parishes of Dursley and Uley, in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Gazard, as tenant thereof, containing about eighty-two acres of pasture, thirty acres of arable, and one acre of wood land, the whole of which is freehold of inheritance, except about six acres thereof, which are lifehold, held under the Corporation of Bristol.

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in order to assent to or dissent from the said assignees commencing, prosecuting, or defending any action or actions at law, or suit or suits in equity, for the recovery or protection of all or any part of the estate and effects of the said bankrupt and also to assent to or dissent from the said assignees compounding any debt or debts due from any person or persons to the estate of the said bankrupt; also to assent to or dissent from the said assignees referring to arbitration any dispute or disputes between them or the said bankrupt, and any person or persons relating to the estate and effects of the said bank- rupt; and on other special affairs.

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THE Commissioners in a Fiat in Bankruptcy awarded and Tissued forth against Edward Sheppard the elder and

Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, m the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen (trading under the firm of Edward Sheppard and Son), intend to meet on the 10th day of May next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley (by ad- journment from the 19th of April instani), to take' tire “Last Exainimation of the said bankrupts when and where they are required to surrender themselves, and makea

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To be sold, before the major part of the Commis-ser

named and authorised in and by a that in bankruptcy awarded and issued and now in pros-cution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester,lothiers and Copartners, Dealers an Chapmen, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, in the county ni Glouses er, ou Thursday the 1st day of June 1837 at ten o'cloc in the foreson, together or in lots as shall there be determines upon, an i subject to such con- ditions as shall be then produce.

All that the manor or lordship of Ridge, he ge, or Rudge, in the parish of Wottonundere ge, in the county of Glou ester, with the capital mansion house, buildin_s, gardens, and plantations thereto belonging situate in the Ridge afore- said. And also certain clo-es, pieces, or parcels of arable, meadow, or pasture and wood laud, respectively called by the names of Wright's Mead, Rain's Mead, the Seven Acres, Fan Mead, Harley, Summer Ground, H the Long Walls, Further Long Walls, the Gruse. Round Wood. Over Henscombe, Lower Henscom Hollow Toth. Nudeld Dows Throat, Barley Close, thro't. Meadow Gund in the Croft, Purnell's Mead, Stock's Mead, Qury Ground, the Tyning Ridge Field, Tomley Hil, Salter's Bottom, the Moors, Bolcott Leaze, the Stables, the Ronse, the Mead, the Rag, the New- hands, the were meadow land in Watcomb, arable land dis- persed in wipen Down, and arable land in Owlpen Tyning, and two co ges, garden, and wood ground, situate in the Ridge aforesaid And certain enclosures or pieces or parcels of wood and wood land respectively called by the names of the Grove Wood, Holly Wood Sandfield Wood, Tawley hill Wood, Croft Wood, Mead Wand, and Salter's Wood, with other hereditaments and appurtenances thereto respectively belonging, situate in the several parishes of Wottonunderedge, North Sibley, and Uley, of one of them, in the said county of Gloucester.

This estate is freehold of inheritance, and commands one of the finest od most extensive views in the county of Gloucester. For fur particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilson, Solicitor, Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, seu. Esq. Dursley; Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, 27, Nicholas-lane, London; and Messrs. Vizard and Co. Solicitors, Dursley.

Ted authorised and by a fat in bankrupte

be sold, before the major part of the Commissioners

awarded and issued and in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Cley, in the county o loucester, ochiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, on Thursday the 1st day of June 1837 at ten o'clock in the forenoot. subject to such conditions as shall be there produced, and together or in lots as shall then be determined upon, the following freehold pro- perty, that is to say, All that piece or parcel of ground, situate at Uley, in the

county of Glouces er,, thrown open to, and forming part of, lawn and pleasure-ground belonging to and used with a messuage and premises at Uley, now or late in the possession.

of Mr. Daniel Lloyd.

And also all that one other piece or parcel of ground, situate in Uley aforesaid, near the Green there, on part whereof a messuage or tenement soustime since stood, and the other part was used as a garden ground to such messunge, but the whole whereof is now thrown open to the said messuage and pre- mises in the possession of the said Daniel Lloyd.

And also sil that close, piece, or parcel of pasture ground, called Bradley, containing about four acres, situate at Uley aforesaid. And also all that close, piece. or parcel of ground,

lately part of a larger close of pasture ground or leasow, called Coldwells, situate in the parish of Kingscote, in the said. county, containing about two acres. For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton, Solicitors, Gloucester; Edward loxsome, sen. Esq. Dursley; Messrs. Bartlett and Besidome, Sol citors, 27, Nicholas-lane, London; and Messrs. Vizard and to. Solicitors. Dursley.

The sold, before the major part of the Commissioners-

T aued and authorised in and by a fiat in bankruptcy.

of

awarded and issued and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Glouce-ter, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen, a the Old Belt Inn, in the town Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, on Thursday the 1st day of June 1837, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, subject to such conditions as shall be there produced, and together or in lots as shall then be determined upon, the following freehold pro- perty, that is to say, All that close of pasture ground, containing, by estimation, eleven acres, situate at the Rudge, in the parish of Owlpen, in the county of Gloucester, with the dairyhouse and two And also all that close of pasture ground, called Bowcott, in the parishes of Owlpen and Uley, in the said county, con-

cowhouses adjoining.  taining, by estimation, one acre and two roo s place in the said county.

And als all those seven cottages or tenements, situate at a called the Ridings Hill, in the parish of North Nibley, And all that toft or mease place, whereon a messuage formerly stood, and occupied by Solomon ook, situate at Riding Hill aforesaid, and the garden grounds to the said collages and toft belonging. And also all thoses closes of pasture ground adjoining to- getier, near the said cottages, containing six acres.

And also all those two acres of arable land adjoining to the -Aid messuage, formerly in the occupation of the said Solomon And all those two heystalls of wood, containing about one Cook.

acre, adjoining to the said cottages and garden. And so all that plot of ground, called Burnt Patch, con- raining about half an acre, lying at the north west end of the two acres above mentioned.

For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton, Solicitors, Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, sen. Esq. Dursley; Messrs. Bartlett and Beddomie, Solicitors. 27, Nicholas-laue, London; and Messts. Vizard and Co, Solicitors, Dursley.

To premises;

10 be sold, before the major part of the Commissioners named and authorised in and by a fiat in bankruptcy awarded and issted and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and topartners, Dealers and Chapmen, at the Old Beil Inn, in Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, on Thursday the 1st day of June 1837, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, the following freehold Lot 1. All that capital, spacious, and well built mansion house, called the Ridge, with the entrance-lodge, lawns, surubberies, plantations, woods, pleasure grounds, houses, stables, garden, conservatory, courts, and outbuildings, and several closes of pasture and arable land, all thereto joining nd belonging, situate at the Ridge, in the parishes of Wottonunderedge, North Nibley, Newington Bagpath, and Owlpen, in the county of Gloucester, and lately in the pos session of Edard Sheppard, Esq. sen. and his tenant Mr. George Paradise, containing altogether 325 acres, or thereal nis. Lot 2. All that cottage or tenement, with the dairyhouse, yard, paddock, plantation, and pasture land adjoining, con

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coach- ad-

taining together eleven and a half acres, and now in the occupation of Mr. George Paradise.

forming lot one.

The above is situated in the said parish of Owlpen, near the Ridge Mansion House, and intermixed with the lands Lot 3. All those four cottages, with the gardens belonging thereto, now in the occupation of Wai. Grimes, James Hancock, Joseph Bennett, and Thomas Bennett, with the piece of arable Isud, called Clover Ground, and a heystall of wood adjoining, containing alt gether about five acres, and a close of pasture land near thereto, called the Ridings, containing four acres and a half, now occupied by the said George Paradise, and the whole is situate in the said parish of North Nibley. Lot 4. All that cottage and garden, situate near Bowcott, in the said parish of North Nibley, and now in the occupation of Philip Timbrill. by the said George Paradise.

Lot 5. All that piece of pasture ground, situate at Wat- comb, in the said parish of Wotton-under-edge, containing about three acres, in the occupation of John Mills, Esq. Lot 6. All those three detached pieces of arable land on Owlpen Down, being within the said parish of Wottonunder- edge, containing together about six seres, and now occupied Lot 7. All those three cottages, with the gardens and one acre of arable land adjoining, situate at Ballingpen, in the said parish of North Nibley, and now in the occupation of Timothy Exell, Joseph Dauncey, and Francis Smart. Lot 8. All that wood, called Cooper's Wood, adjoining the Sheephouse Farm, in the parish of Dursley, in the said county, containing about nineteen acres. Lot 9. All that piece of arable land, formerly part of Wis- lade Field, adjoining the lane leading from Woodmancote the Sheephouse Farms, containing about three acres, situate at Woodmancote, in the said parish of Dursley, and now occupied

by Mr. Joseph Gazaru. session of Mr Sheppard. to

Lot 10. All that close of land, called Coldwells, planted with black poplar, containing about two acres, situate in the parish of Kingseo, in the said county, and lately in the pos- Lot 11. All that close of pasture ground, called Bradley, „containing about four acres, situate in the parish of Uley, in the said county, and occupied by James Haile. Lot 12. All ibose two pieces of ground, situate in the parish

Watts Wilkinson. of Uley aforesaid, being part of the plantation belonging to the messuage in the occupation of the Reverend Marlow For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton, Solicitors, Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, sen. Esq. Dursley; Messrs. Vizard, Buchanan, and Moore, Solicitors, Dursley; Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, 27, Nicholas-lane and Messrs. Blower and Vizard, Solicitors, Lincoln's-inn- fields, London.

10 be sold, before the major part of the Commissioners of

Thamed and authorised in and by a fiat in bankruptcy awarded and issued and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, Uley, in the e-unty of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapien, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, in the county of Gloucester, on Thursday the 1st day of June 1837, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, subject to such conditions as shall be there produced, and together or in lots as shall then be determined upon, the following freehold pro- that is to say, that wood and woodland ground, situate in the parish of Dursley aforesaid, called Shipway Wood, otherwise Cooper's Wood, containing, by estimation, nineteen acres. And also all that messuage, cottage, or tenement, with the garden backside and outlet belonging, situate in a field, called property, All

Balling Pin, in the parish of North Nibley, in the said county And also all that messuage, cottage, or tenement, adjoin-

of Gloucester. ing the last described messuage, with the garden and outlet

belonging. And also all that other messuage, cottage, or tenement, near to the before-mentioned messuages, with the garden and outlet belonging. And also all that one acre of arable land, adjoining the before-mentioned premises, open to the said field, called And also all that enclosed piece or parcel of arable land, part of a field in the said parish of Dursley, called Winslade, For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton,

Balling Pin otherwise Wislade, containing three acres.

Solicitors, Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, sen. Esq. Dursley: Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, 27, Nicholas-lane, London; and Messrs. Vizard and Co. Solicitors, Dursley. 1233 To the in and by a fiat in bankruptcy

be sold, before the major part of the Commissioners awarded and issued and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen, at the Old Bell Inn, in Dursley, on Thursday the 15th day of June 1937, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, the following freehoid premises;

Park,

Lot 1. All these closes of pasture ground and orcharding, called Netherfields, Netherfield Orchard, the Cale, Halling's Long Leaze, the Great Park, the Paddock, and Gentie d Leaze, with the cottage or tenement adjoining the Paddock, and containing together about thirty-eight acres, in the several occupations of Daniel Neale and Henry Ford, and situate in the parishes of Uley and Owlpen, in the county of Gloucester. The close called the Great Park, is subject to the payment Lot 2. All those two cottages or tenements, and gardens thereto adjoining, situate near Uley-green, one in the occupa-

of a yearly fee farm rent of £5 Os. 7d.

C 2

tion of Thomas Gazard, and the other lately of John Bushell,

but now void.

Haile.

Lot 3. All those three closes of pasture ground, lying near Uley-mills, situate in the said parishes of Cley and Owlpen, and called Gerless, the Knowl, and Green-street, containing about twenty-two acres, and in the occupation of James Lot 4. All that large and excellent walled garden, situate near Uley-green, in the parish of Uley, lately in the occupa- tion of Mr. Sheppard, with the hothouses and garden houses thereon, and the pieces of garden ground lying outside the wall, containing altogether about three acres. In the hothouses are choice vines, and the garden is well

stocked with wall and other fruit trees. For further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton, Solicitors, Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, sen. Esq. Dursley; Messrs. Vizard, Buchanan, and Moore, Solicitors. Dursley; and Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, "Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, London.

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in lots as

WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Property, at Uley and North Nibley, for Sale.-Exempt from auction duty. be sold, before the major part of the Commissioners Tamed and authorised in and by a fiat in bankruptcy awarded and issued and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapinen, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, on Thursday the 15th day of June 1837, at twelve o'clock at noon, the following valuable properly, in Lot 1. A capital stone-built mansion house, in every respect suited for the residence of a family of the highest respecta- bility, with the pleasure ground, shrubbery, large garden, coach house, stabling tor the horses, and other attached and detached othces, in the occupation of the Reverend Marlow Watts Wilkinson; a grose of wood surrounding the garden, containing 3R. 27P., and a cottage thetron, occupied by Shadrach Jobbins, George Smith, and George Dauncey. Lot 2. Three cottages, hear the last-mentioned, with out-mider,

AT ULEY.

lets, occupied by Thomas Bushell, Ludby Sherwood, and John Brooks.

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Lot 3. Two closes of excellent pasture, called Crawley's Piece and Spout Ground, and a piece of arable land adjoining, all containing 11A. 2R. 27P., bounded by lands of Colouel Kingscote, and in the occupation of James Haile and John

Norris. Lot 4. A piece of arable (lately in three pieces, and called Lapney, Little Mead, and Lokecomb), containing 14A. 3R. 20P.,

occupied by James Haile. A close of pasture, called Little Harper's Mead, containing

24. 2R. 7P., in the occupation of James Haile; a piece of woodland, called Toney Wood, containing about 8A.; and a cottage and garden adjoining thereto, containing 1R. 19P., occupied by William Hill.

The last mentioned lot adjoins lands of Colonel Kingscote and Thomas Anthony Stoughton, Esq.

Lot 5. A wood, called Whittard's Wood, situate at Uley's- cliffe, containing about 8A., and a piece of pasture adjoining, containing about 2A., respectively bounded by lands of Colonel Kingscote and Colonel Peach. All the above premises are freehold.

Lot 6. A leasehold cottage and garden, at a place called Ginfield, occupied by George Hale, held for the residue of an absolute term of 1000 years.

AT NORTH NIBLEY.

Lot 7. Two cottages and gardens, and a piece of land ad- joining, called the Orchard, situate in Watterly Bottom, con- taining 2R. 32P., occupied by William Smith and William Stanley, as yearly tenants; a piece of arable land near, called the Leys, containing 2A. 3R. 19P., occupied by Mr. George Paradise; and a grove of wood adjoining, containing R. 3P. Lot 8. A farm-house, with yard, barn, stable, cowshed, &c. thereto belonging, situate in Watterly Bottom, containing 1R. 25P.; and two closes of excellent pasture adjoining, called Betty's Leaze and Birchly, containing together 13A. 3R. 2P., in the occupation of Mr. Paradise, as yearly tenant.

The last two mentioned lots adjoin lands of the Right Honourable Lord Seagrave.

Lot 9. A good cottage and garden, in Watterly Bottom, occupied by Daniel Workman, and adjoining a wood belonging to Lord Seagrase. Note. The three last-mentioned lots are freehold, and ad- join the Ridge Estate.

Lot 10. A cottage and garden, situate at Watterly Bottom aforesaid, together with the following closes of rich pasture

land, viz. Long Leaze, containing Short Close, containing Long Close, containing Barn Mead, containing Dry Leaze, containing

A. R. P. - 6 2 4  3 0 27 4 2 2 70 36 2 3 19 24 1 8

The last lot adjoins lot nine, is in the occupation of Mr. Paradise, as yearly tenant, and is held under Lord Se grave,

for the residue of a term of 99 years, now determinable with three healthy lives, aged, respectively, 55, 53, 50, or there abouts, at a reserved rent of £1 15s. and a heriot. For a view of the several lots apply to the respective tenants; and for further particulars to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton, Solicitors, Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, sen. Esq. Dursley; Mr. Mullins, Cirencester, Solicitor for the Mortgagee; and Messrs. Bartlett and Beddome, Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, London.

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WEST GLOUCESTERSHIRE. Valuable Freehold and Leasehold Property, at Uley and North

Nibley, for Sale.-Exempt from Auction Duty. To be sold, befutorised and a fint in named and authorised in and by a fiat in bankruptcy awarded and issued and now in prosecution against Edward Sheppard the elder and Edward Sheppard the younger, of Uley, in the county of Gloucester, Clothiers and Copartners, Dealers and Chapmen, at the Old Bell Inn, in the town of Dursley, on Thursday the 15th day of June 1837, at twelve o'clock at noon, the following valuable property, in lots as under, viz.

;AT ULEY.

Lot 1. A capital stone built mansion house, on the Green, in every respect suited for the residence of a family of the highest respectability, with the pleasure ground, shrubbery, large garden, coach-house, stabling for ten horses, and other attached and detached oflices, in the occupation of the Reverend A grove of wood, surrounding the garden, containing. 3R. 27P. and a cottage thereon, occupied by Thoma And three cottages, near the coach-house, lately occupied Marlow Watts Wilkinson.

Stevens. by Shadrach Jobbins, George Smith, and George Dauncey. Lot 2. Three cottages, near the last mentioned, with outlets, occupied by Thomas Bushell, Ludby Sherwood, and John Brooks. Lot 3. Two closes of excellent pasture, called Crawley's

Piece and Spout Ground, and a piece of arable land adjoining, all containing 11A. 2R. 27P. bounded by lands of Colonel Kingscote, and in the occupation of James- Haile and John- Norris.

Lot 4. A piece of arable (lately in three pieces, and called occupied

Lapney A A Little Mead, and Lokecomb), containing 14A. 3R. 20P. by James Haile.

close of pasture, called Little Harper's Mead, containing 2A. 21. 7P. in the occupation of James Haile.

piece of woodland, called Toney Wood, containing about 8 acres; and a cottage and garden adjoining thereto, containing IR. 19P. occupied by William Hill. The last mentioned lot adjoins lands of Colonel Kingscote

and Thomas Anthony Stoughton, Esq. Lot 5. A wood, called Whittard's Wood, situate at Uley's Cliffe, containing about 8 acres; and a piece of pasture ad- joining, containing about 2 acres, respectively bounded by

lands of Colonel Kingscote and Colonel Peach. Lot 6. A cottage and garden, situate in Watterly Bottom,. Bowcott, occupied by Phillip Timbrill; and about one near acre of woodland adjoining, called Shady Acre. Lot 7. A leasehold coltage and garden, at a place called All the above premises are freehold of inheritance. Giufield, occupied by George Haile, held for the residue of an 

AT NORTH NIBLEY

absolute terms of one thousand years. Lot 8. Two cottages and gardens, and a piece of land ad joining, called the Orchard, situate in Watterly Bottom, con-- taining 2R. 32P., occupied by William Smith and William Stanley, as yearly tenants; a piece of arable land near, called. the Leys, containing 2A. 3R. 19P., occupied by Mr. George Paradise, and a grove of wood adjoining, containing IR. 10P. Lot 9. A farm house, with yard, barn, stable, cowshed, &c. thereto belonging, situate in Watterly Bot.om, containing. IR. 25P.; and two closes of excellent pasture adjoining, called Betty's Leaze and Birchley, containing together 13A. 3R. 2P., in the occupation of Mr. Paradise, as yearly tenant. Thd two last-mentioned lots adjoin lands of the Right Honourable Lord Seagrave.

Lot 10. A good cottage and garden, in Watterly Bottom, occupied by Daniel Workman, and adjoining a wood belong ng Seagrave. to Lord The three last-mentioned lots are freehold of inheritance, and are intermixed with lands belonging to an estate of the said Edward Sheppard the elder, called the Ridge. Lot 11. A coilage and garden, situate at Watterly Bottom aforesaid, together with the following closes of rich pasture land, viz. Long Leaze, containing Short Close, containing Long Close, containing Barn Mead, containing Dry Leaze, containing A. R. P..

6 2 4- 3 0 27 4 2 2 7 0 36 2 3 19 24 1 8

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The last lot adjoids lot 9. is in the occupation of Mr. Paradise, as yearly teuant, and is held under Lord Seagrave.

for the residue of a term of 99 years, now determinable with three heathy abouts, at

Lives, aged, respectively, 55, 53, and 50, or there- a reserved rent of £1 15s. and a heriot. For a view of the s veral lots apply to the respective tenants; Solicitors. Gloucester; Edward Bloxsome, sen, Esq. Dursley; Bartlett and Beddome, Solicitors, Nicholas-lane, and for further particulars apply to Messrs. H. and R. Wilton,Mr. Mullins, Cirencester, Solicitor for the Mortgagee; and Messrs. Lombard street, London.