Reversion Auction At Mart On Friday November Twentieth
Reversion to 624 pounds 9 shillings and sixpence with three and a half percent reduced annuities. Sold by auction by Mr Rose at the Auction Mart on Friday at noon. Notices for particulars to Birkett Taylor and Cox solicitors Cloak-line Queen-street and to the auctioneer Church-court OM Jewry.
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