... AT THE EL:MS, SOUTHWOLD. M Messrs. LENNY and SMITH Are favoured with instructions from the Executor of the late Mrs. RAYLEY, to SELL Unreservedly by AUCTION, on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 9th, 10th, and 11th of August, at Eleven o'clock pre- V cisely each day, ?rIIE modern and costly assemblage of HOUSE- L. HOLD FURNITURE, comprising H In the Hall and Vestibule.-Chinese gong, umbrella ...

... BUSHY PARK WOOD. Poistead Park Estate. FOURTH ANNUAL SALE OF ASH AND 'OAK TIMBER. Messrs. SEXTON and GRIWADE D A Are favoured with instructions from the Rev. T. A COOKE, to SELL by AUCTION, on Wednesday, June 16th, 1875, at 11 o'clock, in Busby Park Wood. FINE ASH TREES of large dimensions and 72 excellent quality. 31 GRAND OAKS of extraordinary size and E .3,100 B A~i'INS. and the Batlins ...

... oXrntnD. EXTENSIVE AU-CTION OF BUILDING 19ATERIALS, ARISING FROM Two MALT OFFICES AND PBEML1IES, Recently pulled down,-comprising PAIlN TILES; 65tJ000v'Ja, 000 PANTILES;- 21,000 GUTT'ER, HIP, and ROOF TILES, 30,000 RED BRICKS; 2 sets ot Kiln Wires and Irons complete; 2i Tons of Old Lead; large quantity of Rafters; Studs; Beams; Cills- Collars; Joists; Boards; Flooring; Plates; 10 l Pieces of ...

... 1882. MICHAELMAS SALES toof and GARRARD. ROOKERY FARM, wilby, near Stradbroke. On Monday, 9th October, d H erior HORSE STOCK, viz., 7 Yalu- P g f uoperful young Cheanut Brood Cart tie and Geldings, 4 capital year old and g a year old Cart Colts and Fillies, and a pair if ,;l~szedBa Cat eldings, seven aend eight fs old, suitable for Lonuon, or any heavy 23 d of excellent Neat Stock, inluding 18 ...

... -No. 163, KING STREET, YARNrOUTH. SAMUEL ALDRED Will SELL by AUCTION, ,Bydirection of the Execetors of the late Mr. CHRIS- TOPHER STEWARD, upon the Premises, 163, 1 ,King Street, Yarmouth, on Monday, August 21st, 1 1871, at Eleven o'clock, LL the Valuable HOIUSETHOLD FURNITURE, Av-principally in Spanish mahogany, for dinhng-room, drawing-room, breakfast-room, and study, the appoint- ments for ...

... jead, near 1powieh. ,TE~VSI SALE OF FIRST-cLAss ive and Dead Agricultural Stock. To be SOLD by AUCTION, TBy Alessrs. FENN, COOK, & FENN, O Thursday, September 13th, 1866, by direction of Mrs. ROBERT GREEN, whose tenancy expires. HE Live STOCK is of a very superior description Vand consists of- 16 Suffolk Cart Mares, Geldings, and Colts, Bay Pony (quiet to ride and drive), 5 years old, 2 ...

... WICKI~AMSKEITH, SUIMiFLK. To BF OLD BY AUCTION, TO B GARROD and TURNER, next September 18th, 1866, and not as Pre- On TuesdaY .'gl~ed by direction of Mr. WILLiAM . I idver S, s:who has sold his Farm, and is LEE eD from business. about to Live and Dead FARMING STOCK, np riosguperior Chesnut Cart Mares and 0 eldings, 3 Prime young Cows, 30 Head of Swine; 4 goad road and harvest waggons, 4 ditto ...

... At sprOUthton, nea~r 1Pswici.h FARMING STOCK, HORSES, CARRIAGES, Brewing and Dairy Utensils, &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By ROBT. GARROD THIS DAY, the l7th of September, (by direction of the Executors,) VHE Farmning Live and Dead Stock, Horses, Carriages, T and other Effects, late the property of JOHN JoS- SELYN, Esq.. deceased, at Sproughton, near 1jswich; comprising 4 strong useful bay cart ...

... MICHAELMAS SALES. IMPORTANT FARMING STOCK SALE, 1000 She'ep, 43 uorses and Colts, 12 WORKING O)~Nr COWS, SWINE, And every capital Implemeent requisite for the occupation of a Farm of 1700 Acres of Laud, which are throughout in particularly good condition. To be SOLD by AUCTION, By Messrs. COLCHESTER and SON, Upon the Premises,ait Cape! St. Andrew,Dear Woodbridge, Suffolk, HE entire Farming ...

... 2d. Reduction in Price. 2d. ESTABIISHED 1720. THE IPSWICH JOURNAL w REDUCED TO TW OP E NaE. gor 160 years acknowledged as the Leading News. paper and Oficial Journal of the Connty; also the Oldest, Cheapest, Largest, and Best Local Newspaper in Suffolk. PUBLISHED TUESDAY AND SATURDAY. Tuesdav's Edition Gratis to Subscribers. 84 to 96 Columns WeehUy for 2d. SUBSCRIPTION. By Post Both Editious ...

... BI- ~gCC~LES, -SIJFOLK, Mel ?? and House Property. hde Mr. JAMES CRISP ith instructions to SELL by AUCTION, 20th of August, 1866, at four for five °, 'kin the Afternoon, at the King's Head Hotel, ec'es, the following desirable Bet Freehold Property:r- iE Genteel FAMILY RESIDENCE situate p° .JT in the Old Market, Beccles, with detached summerhouse, garden, and ornamnentaly 01 tdulavn sloping to ...

... EXTENSITE AND IMPORTANT SALE, At Bruicyard Hall, ur. Saxsmund ham. Iessrs. ' BLICK & SON Are instructed to SELL -unreservedly by AUCTIO1N, on Thursdey and Friday next, the list and 22nd September, 3232 rior ?? olk Car t Horsesand Colts, P2 Promrrng Young Cart Stallion, 226 FreshChorthorn:Bullocks, 160 Excellent H41f-bred Lambs, 5 Prime'Milch-Co s 58 Fat and Store Pigs; With the extensive ...