... 3rd DECEMBER, 1936, at 3 p.m. (unless previously sold privately), the very attractive and well-situated FREEHOLD ESTATE, FRENSHAM PLACE, Near FARNHAM. With well-built and compactly-planned Tudor style residence, containing 21 bedrooms, 6 bathrooms, 6 reception ...

... five, Mr. A. 8. Cox's Eleven 75 and 48. Frensham 65, Mr. Orchardson's Eleven SO. Daily Express 101 and 49 for none. Frensham Place 61 and 80. HEMET. HEMPSTEAD AND DISTRICT. Ara ley 41, St. Alban's 37. Hemel Hempstead 163 for five. Bruce Grove 53. and ...

... MOTORISTS AND SPEED. CASE AGAINST A COUNT. APPLICATION FOR RE-HEARING. Count Seilern, a Hungarian noble, at present occupying Frensham Place, August 8 was fined £5 and costs two cases for driving his motorcarriage excessive speed. The count appeared on Thursday ...

... learn that the prospective purchaserwas taken ill before the sale was completed, and the property is still in the m arket. Frensham Place was at one time occupied by Sir Arthw Pearson. It is suggested that it would make an ideal country hotel as it has everything ...

... READING and NEWBURY. (For continuation of advertisements see page iv) FAMILY RESIDENCE AND PRIVATE 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE. FRENSHAM PLACE. FARNHAM. This beautiful COUNI'RY SEAT overlooking the Surrey Commons from HI NDHEAD to LEI TH HILL , 400 tt. above Sea ...

... purpose that he soon worked on the handicap aid breasted the tape few inchaa ahead of his opponent. C. A. PBARao , of Frensham Place, near Farnbam, baa vritten to the Farnham Urban District C uarril offering defray the af uig the main road towards - i ...

... James. 75. JAMES.—August 30, at Pennance. Lanner. Redruth, John Frederick, son Yerrant James, 18. KESSELL.—August 31, at Frensham Place, near Frensham, the Surrey residence Mr. C. Arthur Pearson, after long and painful illness A ...

... while three persons were dangerously injured. Speed of Motor Care. At Farnham petty sessions yesterday Count Setiem, of Frensham Place, near Farnham, was summoned for driving his large motor-car excessive speeds at Farnham and the Bourne. Count Setiem did ...

... Heath) was unable partner G. Wyatt (North Middleand they have scratched to C. E. Glare (Hanklev Common) and Sturtivant (Frensham Place). CHIEF FIRST Thomson fWest Drayton) and (Stan more) beat Milne ami Kinnell (Chip stead) 1 hole. Hepburn (Surbiton) and ...

... for a long stay for the benefit of his eyesight, which we regret to learn is in a serious 4tate. His country residence, Frensham Place, Farnham, has been let for a term of two years. Mr. W. W. Ashley, the Unionist member for Blackpool. who was one of the ...

... spoons. Undoubtedly the sale by Messrs. Nicholas of the rare and costly furniture, pictures, and deco• , rative effects at Frensham Place, near ham, thia week, is an event of marked I importance. The catalogue, profusely Illustrated with clear exam-plea of ...

... unable to partner P. G. Wyatt 'North Middlesex), and they have scratched to C. E. Clare (Hankley Common) and H. Sturtivant (Frensham Place). The chief first round results were—Thomson (West Drayton) and Mackenzie (Stnnmorel beat Milne (Neasdeni and Kinnell ...