APPENDIX 4
THE SALE OF THE DACKOMBE ESTATES 1851
Advertisement in The Time of Tuesday August 19th, 1851,
page 12. KINGSTON, LEATHERHEAD, ASHTEAD, AND DAUBERNON, SURREY
valuable Freehold Estates in Houses, Freehold Farms and detached lands etc. the whole producing a rental of about £600.
Messres. Farebrother, Clark and Lye have received instructions to sell at Garroways on Wednesday, August 27th, the following very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATES, viz, in Kingston upon Thames, the Ram Public house, situated in West Thames Street, several houses and shops adjoining, with good gardens extending to the river, let to Brown, Barnsley, Havill, Collins, Welch and Smallpiece; also a Chapel in Brick Lane let to Mr. Dawson; several enclosures of detached land near Richmond, Norbiton Hill and Norbiton Common about 55 acres let to Mr. White; in the parishes of Ashtead and Leatherhead - Whitehouse Farm and newly erected farm house, and good and substantial buildings, with 225 acres let to Col. F. G. Howard; Three enclosures of land, containing about 10 acres in the parish of Leatherhead, let to Mr. Richardson; a complete Farm known as Patsham with farm house suitable agricultural buildings and 52 acres of land let to Edward Wortfold; the whole producing a rent of £600. The estate may be viewed by leave of the tenants, and particulars with plans may be had at the several inns in the neighbourhood; of J. Kempster Esq., solicitor, 1 Portsmouth Place, Kennington lane, Lambeth and of Messres. Evans & Corde solicitors, Grays Inn Square, at Garroways; and at the office of Messrs. Farebrother, Clark and Lye, 6 Lancaster Place, Strand.
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