Carlisle Patriot 18 May 1844 To Be Sold or Let

To Be Sold or Let

Carlisle Patriot - 18 May 1844

TO BE SOLD OR LET. ============================================ Draining Tiles. ON SALE, at TOPPING CASTLE TILE WORKS, a large Quantity of excellent DRAINING TILES, 22s. 6d. per Thousand. Tile Works, May 16, 1844. ============================================= On Sale. That well known BULL, "MANGO," 4359, got by the "COLONEL," 5428. -- For further particulars of Pedigree, see Coate's Herd Book. All letters addressed to "Mr. A. R. RUMNEY, of Mell Fell, near Penrith," will be duly attended to. Mell Fell, May 2, 1844. ============================================== House and Two Shops in Scotch Street. To be Let, and Entered upon at Martinmas, A Convenient DWELLING HOUSE and TWO SHOPS, which can be converted into one, situate in SCOTCH STREET, and adjoining the Butcher Market, at present in the occupation of Mr. FENWICK and his daughter. Enquire of Dr. TINNISWOOD, 9, Abbey Street, Carlisle. =============================================== To Builders and Masons. To be Let, The Building and Completing of a LOCK-UP at WIGTON, in the County of Cumberland. Plans and specifications may be seen at my Office, where sealed Tenders will be received until MONDAY the 3d day of June next. T. H. HODGSON, . Clerk of the Peace. Courts, Carlisle, 16th May, 1844. =============================================== To be Let, And Entered upon Immediately, All that Excellent SHOP, WAREHOUSE and PREMISES, situate in SCOTCH STREET, CARLISLE, lately occupied by Mr. STODDART, Draper, and calculated for carrying on an extensive business. The premises are fitted up with Iron Safe, Fixtures, &c. Also, a commodious DWELLING-HOUSE, adjoining the said shop. Also, the COACH HOUSE and STABLING connected with the above premises, and situate in the DROVER'S LANE, CARLISLE. The above will be let either together or separately, and further particulars may be obtained on application to Mrs. TWENTYMAN, Finkle Street, Carlisle, the owner; or to Messrs. SAUL, Solicitors. ================================================ Killhow and Ellenbank Farms to be Let or Sold. To be Let for a Term of Years, and entered upon at Candlemas next, The Farms called KILLHOW and ELLENBANK, in the Parish of BOLTON, in the County of Cumberland, consisting of a Farm House and suitable Out-Buildings, and about 184 acres of excellent Land, nearly within a Ring Fence, situate about six miles from the market town of Wigton, and ten from Keswick and Cockermouth, and in the immediate vicinity of Coal and Lime. Mr. THOMAS STUBBS, of Bolton Gate, or Mr. ROBERT MONCRIEF, of Bolton Gate Head, will shew the Farms, and written Proposals will be received at the office of Mr. STUDHOLME, Solicitor, in Wigton, until the 3rd day of September next, soon after which the Tenant will be declared, if the Estates are not previously sold. Wigton, 16th May, 1844.

 

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