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Northampton Mercury 18 September 1802
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, By JOHN DAY, On Saturday the 25th of this instant September, 1802, at the Sign of the Kings-Arms, in Castle - Thorpe, Bucks, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, in two Lots, LOT I. TWO TENEMENTS, situate Castle-Thorpe aforesaid, with Garden and Orchard adjoining, in the Occupations of Elizabeth Porter and Ann Cowly. LOT II About THREE ACRES of inclosed Freehold ARABLE LAND, situate in the Parish of Hanslop, near to Castle-Thorpe Mill, in the Occupation of Mr. John Scrivener, called Hales Field. For Particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, Stony- Stratford. Northampton Mercury 02 May 1807 To be SOLD by AUCTION, JOHN DAY On Thursday the 7th Day of May instant, the House of Mr. Holloway, known by the Sign of the Two-Brewers, in Castle-Thorp, Bucks, between the Hours of Two and Three in the Afternoon, FOUR several COTTAGES or TENEMENTS, with the Yard, Garden, and Blacksmith's Shop, Appurtenances, thereto belonging, situate HARTWELL, Northamptonshire', and now the respective Tenures Robert Gutteridge, Richard Bruce, Wm. Adams, and Wm. Timson. For further Particulars, apply to the Auctioneer, in Stony-Stratford; or to Mr. Arrowsmith, Solicitor, Newport-Pagnell. Northampton Mercury 05 December 1807
Household-Furniture, &c. To be SOLD AUCTION, by JOHN DAY, On Thursday the 10th of December instant, on the Premises, at CASTLE-THORPE, near Stony Stratford, The neat HOUSEHOLD-FURNITURE and EFFECTS of the late Mr. John Butcher; comprising Four-post and Tent Bedsteads with printed Cotton and Dimity Furnitures-. Feather and Flock-Beds ; Counterpanes, Quilts, and Blankets; Pier and Swing Glasses; Chests of Drawers; Chairs &c. Mahogany Dining and Pembroke Tables; Clock, in Oak Case; Bed and Table Linen; Iron-bound Beer Casks, Brewing-Tubs, &c. ; PanneI Saddle, Pig-Troughs, Fire-Wood, Hay, and various other Articles. The Sale to begin exactly at Eleven o'Clock. Northampton Mercury 05 December 1807
Freehold House and Premises, Castle-Thorpe, Bucks near Stony-Stratford. To be SOLD AUCTION, By JOHN DAY, In one Lot, on Thursday the 10th Day of December instant, at Four o'Clock in the Afternoon, the Sign of the Kings-Arms, in Thorpe aforesaid, A Neat DWELLING-HOUSE, with a Yard, and a Well of excellent Water, Stable, Barn, Butcher's Shop, Fasting - Houses, and other Conveniences, in complete Repair, late in the Occupation of Mr. John Swannell, Butcher, deceased. There are several Fixtures on the Premises which may be taken by the Purchaser at a Valuations. Immediate Possession may be had. For View of the same, and further Particulars, apply to Mr. Swannell, Maltster, in Thrope; or the Auctioneer, in Stony-Stratford. Auction 1808 by City of Lincoln PARTICULARS
In Castlethrup
City of Lincoln, December 15, 1806 Northampton Mercury 22 September 1810
To be Sold by Auction, By JOHN DAY, On Saturday the 6th Day of October next, at the Swan Inn, in Newport Pagnell, in the County of Bucks, between the Hours of Three and Four, subject to such Conditions as will be then produced. A Freehold MESSUAGE and CLOSE in CASTLETHORPE, and four other Freehold CLOSES in HANSLOP, near adjoining the above, containing together by Estimation, 21 Acres and upwards, and known the several Names of Pond Close, Coxhill Close, Skeyling Pightle, and Skeyling Close, in the Occupation of Mr. Joseph Atterbury. For a View apply the Tenant, and for further Particulars, to Mr. Cooch, of Newport. Northampton Mercury 23 March 1811
Tenement, Household-Furniture, &c. To be SOLD by AUCTION, JOHN DAY SON On Thursday the 28th of March instant, on the Premises at Castle-Thorpe, near Stony-Stratford, Bucks, by Order of the Executors, A Freehold MESSUAGE TENEMENT, with small Garden, situate in THORPE, aforesaid, late in the Occupation of Mrs. Denton.—Also, all the HOUSEHOLD- FURNITURE, on the said Premises;. Feather-Beds, Quilts and Blankets, Tables, Drawers, Chairs, Clock and Case, and various other Effects. The Premises will be put exactly at Eleven o’Clock, the Household-Furniture will be sold immediately after. Northampton Mercury 13 April 1811
STONY STRATFORD, 12th April, 1811. MR. DAY begs respectively to inform the PUBLIC that the SALE of the PUBLIC HOUSE at CASTLETHORPE, is postponed for the present. Northampton Mercury 01 November 1834
IMPORTANT SALE OF STOCK. W. DAY respectfully announces that he has received Instructions to OFFER for SALE by AUCTION, in the present Month, the valuable and extensive FLOCK of SHEEP and other Effects, the Property of the late Mr. RICHARD KITELEE, deceased, CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. Stony Stratford, Nov. 1st. 1834. Note: Castlethorpe, Richard Kitelee buried September 19th 1834 Northampton Mercury 08 November 1834
IMPORTANT SALE. 550 SHEEP, FAT OXEN, Draught HORSES, Two Ponies, 44 Head of Swine, 300 TONS OF OLD AND NEW HAY, WHEAT, BARLEY, OATS, BEANS, 300 Acres Grass Keeping, Turnips, and Valuable Dead Stock, TO BE SOLD AUCTION, BY WM. DAY, On Tuesday and Wednesday, the 18th and 19th and days of November 1834, on the Premises, the Property of the late Mr. RICHARD KITELEE, CASTLETHORPE, Bucks; COMPRISING 211 superior Cotswold ewes, 77 theaves, 67 shearhogs, 12 wethers, 160 lambs, and 11 down ditto and tups , 51 prime fat oxen, 13 exceedingly good cart horses, a capital chestnut pony, quiet in harness; superior bay pony, aged, equal to 20 stone ; 30 porkets, four sows, two in-pig ditto, six store pigs, and two in-pig yelts ; 200 tons of prime old hay, 100 tons of new ditto, the old hay to be taken off; four large stacks of wheat, and several ricks of barley, oats, and beans; 300 acres of luxuriant grass keeping, divided into convenient lots, till Old Lady Day, well fenced and watered; 22 acres swede turnips, five acres of cabbages, and 140 quarters potatoes. Two capital narrow-wheel waggons, with iron arms; six other ditto, one six-inch cart, with copses, four dung carts, one narrow-wheel and one Scotch cart, two field rolls, winnowing machine (by Cooch); scuffler, sheep and cow cribs, two boarded ditto, one drag harrow, five pair of small ditto, three Ransome's ploughs, three wheel ditto, and six swing ditto, six pair of plough chains, complete set of cart harness for four horses, six sets of trace harness, three sets of thill ditto, 12 ladders, patent weighing machine (by Nichol), and six iron weights 20 dozen of hurdles, three capital saddles (by Wilson Co, London); one sidesaddle, nearly new, and jockey ditto; six curb and snaffle bridles, three breast plates, phaeton harness, capital strong London-built gig, three sets horse cloths, corn bin, and general assortment of agricultural implements. Three mouths' credit will be given to all purchasers of £100 and upwards, on approved joint security, on paying a deposit 10 per cent. The Auctioneer respectfully calls the attention of the public to the above valuable stock; such he can confidently assert is seldom to be met with, but the celebrity of the late Proprietor as an Agriculturist renders any encomium on his part superfluous. The sheep will be penned for inspection ten o'clock on the morning of sale, and will sold in half scores, and the oxen in pairs. Barns and yards will be provided for thrashing the corn and spending the straw. An early attendance of the company is requested, as the sale will commence punctually at eleven o'clock with the sheep. Northampton Mercury 29 November 1834
To the Debtor, and Creditors of RICHARD KITELEE, late of CASTLETHORPE, in the County of Buckingham, Gentleman, deceased. All Persons who have any Claims or Demands on the Estate of the said RICHARD KITELEE, deceased, are requested to deliver in the Particulars thereof, in writing together with the ' date and nature of the Securities they hold for the same, within one month from the date hereof, to Mr. Edward Augustine Worley, of Stony Stratford, the said County Buckingham, Solicitor - , one of the Executors of the said Deceased. And all Persons who stand indebted to the Estate of the said Richard Kitelee, deceased, are requested to pay the same forthwith to the said Edward Augustine Worley. Stony Stratford, 25th Nov. 1834. Northampton Mercury 31 January 1835
Prime ASH & ELM TIMBER, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION BY WM. DAY, On Wednesday the 11th of February, 1835, at Twelve o'clock, at the King's Arms, CASTLETHORPE, Bucks, standing on the Farm late the Property of Mr. Richard Kitelee, deceased, Castlethorpe. 86 Prime ELM TREES and 8 ASH Ditto (some of which are of large dimensions); a quantity of fine ASH POLES and ash and bush FAGGOTS. Also 5½ Acres of CABBAGE & TURNIPS, and 5 Acres of GRASS HERBAGE till Old Lady Day next. The Timber may viewed two days preceding the sale, on application to Mr. Richd. Soden, Castlethorpe, of whom Catalogues may had; at the Place of Sale ; and of the Auctioneer, Stony Stratford Northampton Mercury 14 March 1835 CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WILLIAM DAY, On Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th and 19th days of March. 1835. at Eleven o'clock each day, on the premises, the property of the late Mr. RICHARD KITELEE, deceased, CASTLETHORPE, THE whole of the Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Pianoforte (by Broadwood), nearly new ; bagatelle Table, Bath Chair, Plate, Glass, Books, 16 doz. of fine old Port, 6 doz. of Madeira, a double-barrel gun, with percussion lock, by J. Manton, in mahogany case; a pair of pistols, brass barrels and spears, by Brown ; a Vapour Bath complete; also the valuable Brewing Utensils, Ale Casks, and other Effects, which will be described in Catalogues to be had at the Place of Sale, Inns in the Neighbourhood, and of the Auctioneer, Stony Stratford. May be viewed two days preceding the Sale. Northampton Mercury 22 August 1835
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD KITELEE, SITUATE AT CASTLETHORPE & HANSLOPE, In the County of Buckingham; And COSGROVE, in the County of Northampton. TITHE FREE, AND PART LAND-TAX REDEEMED. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY WM. DAY, On Wednesday the 16th day of September next, at the Watts’s Arms, Hanslope, at Three o'clock in the afternoon (subject to such conditions as will be then and there produced comprising the four following Lots:— Lot 1. ALL those TWO COTTAGES or TENEMENTS, barn, and stable, together with a Close or Pightle adjoining the same, and Three other Closes of Arable and Pasture Land, containing in the whole 22 Acres or thereabouts, situate in the said parishes of Castlethorpe and Hanslope respectively, and adjoining to the public road leading from Castlethorpe to Newport Pagnell. Lot 2. All those several CLOSES, Pieces, or Parcels of ARABLE and PASTURE LAND, situate in the several parishes of Castlethorpe and Hanslope aforesaid, containing 114 ACRES and Half or thereabouts; and also a MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, capable of being easily converted into a respectable residence, together with a homestead or barn, stable, other buildings, substantially built, and in a complete state of repair. Lot 3. All those several CLOSES, Pieces, or Parcels of ARABLE or PASTURE LAND or Ground, together with Four Plantations of thriving Fir Trees, situate the said parish of Hanslope, containing 15 Acres or thereabouts. Lot 4. A small CLOSE of excellent PASTURE LAND or Ground, situate the parish of Cosgrove aforesaid, in the occupation of Mrs. Martha Tims, and adjoining the collateral Cut running from the Grand Junction Canal to the town of Buckingham, and the turnpike road leading from Old Stratford to Northampton. The above Estates, consisting Land of most superior quality, and being in a high state of cultivation; and, as possession will given at Michaelmas next, would form very desirable purchase either for investment or occupation. For further particulars, apply to Mr. Jos. Kitelee, Castlethorpe or to Mr. E. A. Worley, Solicitor, Stony Stratford ; and for a view of the Estates, to Richd. Soden, of Castlethorpe aforesaid.
Northampton Mercury 31 October 1835
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. THE REMAINING PART OF THE LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, Corn, Hay, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY WILLIAM DAY, On Thursday, Nov. 12, 1835, on the Premises, the property of the late Mr. RD. KITELEE, of CASTLETHORPE; COMPRISING five capital young cart horses, one nag ditto, four six-inch dung carts, winnowing machine, by Cooch; field roll, two pair of harrows, six sets of cart harness, about 200 sacks, four cow cribs, capital scuffler, cart ropes, three ladders, barn tackle in general, and various other effects. Barns and yards will be provided for spending the straw.— The Hay to be taken off. The Auctioneer requests the company to meet him at the Farm Yard, at Eleven o'clock, when the Sale will commence Northampton Mercury 14 May 1836
NOTICE OF SALE. BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, In the month of June next, or early in the month of July, ALMOST the entire LORDSHIP of GRENDON, near Northampton; consisting of MANSION and FARM HOUSES, and several FARMS of rich feeding and productive arable Land. Also, SEVERAL MANSION and FARM HOUSES, and ESTATES, in the Counties of Leicester, Buckingham, and Oxford. The Land is of the first quality, and excellent cultivation. Descriptive particulars may be known on applying to Mr. Kendal, Land Surveyor, &c. Castlethorpe, near Stony Stratford, Bucks ; Northampton Mercury 16 July 1836
VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES, THE LATE MR. RICHARD KITELEE, Situate at CASTLETHORPE, and HANSLOPE in the County of Buckingham; and OLD STRATFORD, in the County of Northampton, in part Land-tax redeemed, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, WM. DAY, On Wednesday the 27th day of July, 1836, the Cock Inn, Stony Stratford, at Six o'clock in the afternoon (subject to such conditions as will be then and there produced), in three lots; Lot 1 ALL those Two COTTAGES or TENEMENTS, situate at HANSLOPE, one whereof is in the occupation of William Hillyer, and the other unoccupied; and all that Barn and Stable, together with a close or Pightle. adjoining the same, and three other Closes of Arable and Pasture LAND, containing in the whole, Twenty-two Acres, or thereabouts, situate in the said parishes of Castlethorpe and Hanslope respectively, and adjoining the public Road leading from Castlethorpe to Newport Pagnell, now in the occupation of John Rainbow. Lot 2. All that COTTAGE or TENEMENT, situate in the Village of CASTLETHORPE, in the occupation of Mrs. Scott, with the Yard, Garden, and Paddock thereto adjoining, containing altogether about 2A. 0R.4P.; and also all those several Closes, pieces, or parcels of Arable and Pasture LAND, situate in the several parishes of CASTLETHORPE and HANSLOPE aforesaid, containing 114 acres and a half, or thereabouts, and a MESSUAGE or TENEMENT, capable of being easily converted into a respectable residence, together with a Homestead, or Barn, Stable, and other buildings, substantially built, and in a complete state of repair; and all those several Closes, pieces, or parcels of Arable and Pasture LAND or Ground, together with four PLANTATIONS of thriving Fir trees, situate in the said parish of HANSLOPE, containing 15 Acres or thereabouts, the whole of which are in the occupation of Mrs. Scott, or her undertenants. Lot 3. One undivided Third-Part of all that Messuage or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the Garden and Appurtenances, situate at Old Stratford, the parishes of Cosgrove and Furtho, in the County of Northampton, and of the Wharf adjoining, with the Warehouses, Storehouses, and Buildings belonging ; and also of the Close adjoining the said Messuage and Wharf, containing by estimation three acres, (more or less), all which premises are now the occupation of Edward Johnson, at the rent of £100, and are called or known by the name of the Old Stratford Wharf. Lots one and two, consisting of Land of a most superior and being in a high state of cultivation, would very desirable purchase either for investment or occupation. For further particulars, apply to Mr. JOSEPH KITLEE, of Castlethorpe; or to Mr. E. A. WORLEY. Solicitor, Stony Stratford; and for view of Lots one and two, to Richard Soden, of Castlethorpe aforesaid; and of Lot three, to Edward Johnson, the Tenant. Northampton Mercury 17 December 1836
ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT, BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At Northampton, early February next, A Most desirable ESTATE, at HANSLOPE and CASTLETHORPE, in the County of Buckingham; consisting of several FARM HOUSES, with suitable Outbuildings, and about ONE THOUSAND ACRES of LAND, in the occupation of respectable Tenants. The Estate, which is Freehold, and free from Tythe and Land Tax. will be offered in four Lots, the Particulars which will appear in a future Advertisement, the Meantime, Information may be obtained, and Plan of the Estate seen, by personal Application at the Office of Mr. Richd. Mason, Town Clerk. Lincoln. Lincoln, Dec. 10th, 1836. Northampton Mercury 04 February 1837
BUCKINGHAMSHIRE. IMPORTANT LAND SALE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the George Hotel, Northampton, By Messrs. DUDLEY & SON, On Tuesday the 21st day of February next, at Five o’clock in the afternoon, subject to the conditions to be then produced; ONE THOUSAND ACRES OF LAND, Tithe-free, and exonerated from Land-tax, in a good state of cultivation, and in the occupation of respectable tenants. The estate is situate in a pleasant part of the county of Buckingham; is intersected by the London and Birmingham Railway; and in the immediate vicinity of the Grand Junction Canal ; within four miles of Stony Stratford, six of Newport Pagnell, 10 of Northampton, and 55 of London. IT WILL BE OFFERED FOR SALE IN LOTS:
The Tenants, who are under notice to quit at Old Lady next, will show-their respective premises. Descriptive particulars, with plans and 'conditions' of sale, may be had of the Auctioneers, at Winslow; at the George Hotel, Northampton or at the offices of Messrs. Willis, Lower, & Willis, 6, Tokenhouse-yard, London; W. B. Barwis, Esq. 1. New Boswell-court, London; E. A. Worley, Esq. Stony Stratford ; and Mr. Mason, Town Clerk, Lincoln, the Vendor's Solicitor, who will, upon application, give any other information which may be required, Lincoln, Jan. 18th, Northampton Mercury 18 March 1837
CASTLETHORPE, near STONY STRATFORD. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By W. DAY, On Thursday, 30th March, 1837, The superior LIVE & DEAD FARMING STOCK, The Property of Mr. WILLIAM NICHOLLS, who is leaving one of his Farms. Particulars will appear, next week. Northampton Mercury 25 March 1837
CASTLETHORPE, BUCKS. Valuable Flock of 300 LAMBING EWES & LEICESTER TEGS, YOUNG CART HORSES, Corn in Straw, Hay, and Clover. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By W. DAY, On Thursday, March the 30th, 1837, on the premises, the property of Mr. NICHOLS, of Castlethorpe (who is leaving one of his farms), COMPRISING 100 prime Leicester ewes, with lambs & to lamb; 58 shearhogs, five capital tups, and 120 Leicester tegs five young cart horses and mares, one cob two store pigs, two narrow-wheel cart, one six-inch-wheel ditto, field roll, scuffler, five wheel & seed ploughs sheep cribs, four new hand-gates, turnip cutter, horse hoe, corn drill, five sets of cart horse harness, 20 dozen of hurdles, wheelbarrow, ladders, six, one-and-a-half hogshead casks, a quantity of ash poles, two hovels of wheat, about 60 loads; part of a hovel of capital beans; rick of hay, and part of a rick of clover, to be taken off. The company is requested to meet at the Field Barn, at Eleven o’clock, when the sale will commence, with the sheep. Barns and yard will provided for spending the straw. Catalogues will be prepared. Northampton Mercury 02 December 1837
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. Prime OAK, ELM, and ASH TIMBER, TO SOLD BY AUCTION, WM. DAY, On Thursday next, Dec. 7th, 1837. Standing on the farm in the occupation of Mr. JOSH. BULL, Castlethorpe, COMPRISING three fine large Oaks, 31 Elm. and 30 prime maiden Ash Trees, which will be divided into convenient lots. The Timber may be viewed any time prior the Sale, on application to Mr. RICHARD SODEN, the King's Arms, Castlethorpe, where the company is requested to meet at 11 o'clock, and from thence proceed to Sale.
Northampton Mercury 11 August 1838
VERY USEFUL BUILDING MATERIALS, &c. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By THOMAS REVIS, On Thursday, 16th August, 1838, at CASTLETHORPE Bucks, the property Messrs, CRAVEN & SONS (who have completed their undertaking on the Railroad). COMPRISING 4.000 Sleepers, principally of Beech, Larch and Elm, useful fencing Posts large quantity of Elm Plank, old Iron, 30 Casks of Gas Tar, Grindstones, useful Building Materials, Fire-wood, Mangers, Racks &c. &c. Chaff-cutting Machine, and Bean Mill, with Machinery of one-horse power. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Northampton Mercury 12 October 1839
Eligible PREMISES for Business, CASTLETHORPE, Within a few yards of the London and Birmingham Railway, and within two miles the Central Station. TO BE SOLD THE Unexpired LEASE of Seven Years, of a convenient DWELLING HOUSE, with requisite out-offices for the Butchering or any other business requiring room. With two comfortable COTTAGES, now under the tenure of respectable tenants For particulars, apply to JAMES FORTH, Castlethorpe, Bucks. Northampton Mercury 27 April 1844
IMPORTANT SALE OF OAK TIMBER To Timber Merchants, Contractors, Builders, Wharfingers and Others. On Thursday the 9th day May, 1844, at Mr. Richard Sodens, the Pea Hen Inn, Castlethorpe, in the county of Bucks, A Very considerable number of MAIDEN OAK TIMBER TREES, with Lop, Top, and Bark, now standing, and growing in Balney Wood, in the parish of HANSLOPE in the county of Bucks. The Auctioneer begs to draw the attention of Timber Merchants and others, this Sale, as the timber will be found of superior growth and quality. The Trees be marked, and descriptive particulars will appear in next week s Paper. Newport Pagnell, 24th April, 1844. Northampton Mercury 28 June 1845
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. THE STOCK-IN-TRADE, comprising oak, elm, and mahogany boarding, mahogany, oak, and beech planks, deal plank and boarding, scantlings, ladders, light waggon, posts, pales, hurdles, etc. etc. Northampton Mercury 31 October 1846
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. PART of the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects, on the Premises of Mrs. NASBEY, at CASTLETHORPE, who is removing to a distant part of the country. Northampton Mercury 07 April 1849
CASTLETHORPE. BUCKS. On Tuesday the 10th day of April, 1849, on the premises, by direction of the Executors of the late Mr. W. Nichols ; COMPRISING about 300 lots of kitchen, sitting room, and parlour furniture, excellent feather beds, bedding, blankets, dressing and washing tables, chest of drawers, night commodes, four-post, tent, and other bedsteads; clock, in in-laid case; barometer, carpets, glass, silver, linen ; small quantity of port, sherry, and home-made| wines, &c. &c. Single gun, by Beckwith. The whole of which will be set forth in catalogues, to be had on the premises, and at the Office of the Auctioneer, Stony Stratford, and may be viewed during the day previous to the sale. The sale will commence at Ten o'clock. Northampton Mercury 01 March 1851
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Without reserve, at their Repository, Market-square, NORTHAMPTON, on Saturday the 8th of March, 1851, at Twelve o clock, to defray the expenses of keep, unless such expenses are previously paid by the said Wm. Amos. Northampton Mercury 12 August 1854 CASTLETHORPE, Bucks Northampton Mercury 16 September 1854 HANSLOPE, Bucks. On Thursday the 28th day of September, 1854 (by direction of the Administratrix of the late Mr. Joseph Masters Bull), on the Premises, situate near Long-street, COMPRISING 37 store Ewes, 15 superior fat ditto, 38 Shearhogs and Theaves, 46 Wether and Ewe Lambs, 2 half-bred Tups, 7 fat Heifers, 6 capital Agricultural Horses and Mares, superior colt Foal, Poultry, &c. Ransome's and Howard's ploughs and harrows, sheet and other harrows, narrow-wheel waggons, Scotch and other carts, roll, turnip cutter, Gardner; sheep troughs, cow cribs, &c, thiller and trace harness, saddles and bridles, &c, quantity of fire-wood, hurdles, stakes, &c. Northampton Mercury 16 December 1854
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. , At the Peahen Inn, in Castlethorpe, on Tuesday, the 26th day of December, 1854, at Two o'clock in the afternoon punctually, Northampton Mercury 28 July 1855 ELIGIBLE INVESTMENT. At the Peahen Inn, Castlethorpe on THURSDAY, the 23rd of AUGUST, 1855, at Five o’clock in the afternoon, by direction of the Proprietor, in the following Lots (subject to conditions then produced). Lot 1. A desirable Freehold genteel COTTAGE RESIDENCE, containing kitchen. wash-house, pantry, dairy, cellar, sitting-room, and two parlours on the ground floor: four excellent sleeping rooms. and two attics, most pleasantly situate in the village of CASTLETHORPE, with garden in front and behind, with a pump and well of excellent water close to the house. The Outbuildings comprise coal-house, chaise-house, granaries, hovels, large barn, stabling for five horses, cow-house for six cows, open hotel for twelve beasts, piggeries, hen-house. &c. and in the yards there another pump and well of water. Attached thereto an Orchard, well planted with trees of the best description, and about illeg ACRES of very superior Pasture LAND, subdivided into Two Closes by a good fence. The property is situated within two miles of the Wolverton Station, the and North Western Railway, and within half mile of the Grand Junction Canal, at Castlethorpe Wharf. Land tax. £2. 13». 4½d. Quit rent. The whole tithe free. Northampton Mercury 14 January 1860
CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford, Bucks. At the Pea-hen Inn (removed there for convenience of Sale), Tuesday, January 17th, 1860, Northampton Mercury 07 April 1860
CASTLETHORPE, COMPRISING a mahogany four-post carved bedstead with chintz furniture, several capital feather beds, bolsters and pillows, palliasse, blankets, cotton counterpanes, nine pair of linen sheets, pillow cases. d'Oileys, chamber towels, fifteen damask and other table cloths (various), mahogany chest of drawers, large painted linen chest with drawers painted wash-stands and services, dressing tables, five wool mats, hearth rugs, carpet and drugget, Brussels carpet 13 feet by 11 feet, mahogany swing and other glasses, painted chamber chairs, set of six mahogany hair-seated chairs and two elbows, mahogany sofa, mahogany loo, dining, work and other tables, mahogany carved chair in crimson damask, antique mahogany spinning wheel, complete, very curious; quantity of rich cut glass, set of handsome china tea and coffee service, 44 pieces ; white dessert service, china punch bowl, and an assortment of antique china; plate and plated articles, quantity of ivory-handled knives and forks, bronze tea urn, set of liquor bottles and plated stand, set of cruets and stand, kitchen requisites, flour bin, washing tub, water butt, large wood box, earthenware, padlocks, and numerous other effects. N.B. Catalogues will be prepared, and be had at the Pea-Hen Inn, Castlethorpe ; principal Inns in the Neighbourhood, Place of Sale, and of the Auctioneer and Croydon's Printing Office, Newport Pagnell. Northampton Mercury 28 February 1863
Highly important SALE of Valuable FARMING STOCK, On Tuesday, the 31st day of March, 1863 (without reserve), by order of the Executors of the late Mr. Joseph Bull, of Castlethorpe, the following Valuable FARMING STOCK CONSISTING of 89 Head of first-class Hereford, Devon, and Welch Oxen, 240 superior Cotswold and Half-bred Sheep, with their Lambs; 3 Fat Pigs, 2 Cart Colts, a capital Roan Cob, 5 years old, quiet in harness; modern-built Pony Carriage, and a neat Dennett Gig, in good preservation. Northampton Mercury 18 April 1863
GRASS KEEPING THE BITE of 224 Acres of rich old PASTURE LAND, from the day of Sale until Michaelmas next, the Castlethorpe Farm, late in the occupation of Mr. Joseph Bull, deceased. Northampton Mercury 18 July 1863 GROWING CROPS of CORN and GRASS KEEPING. 124 ACRES of Superior GROWING CROPS of CORN, with use of Barns and Yards to Spend the Straw. Also the BITE of 238 Acres of Rich Old PASTURE LAND, in Twelve Lots, from the 29th day of September next until the Fifth day of April, 1864. Credit will be given on the usual conditions. The above will appear in Catalogues one week prior the Sale, to be had at the Place of Sale; the principal Inns in the Neighbourhood; and at the Office of the Auctioneer, Shipston-on-Stour. Northampton Mercury 08 August 1863
CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford, Bucks. 8 Fresh active CART HORSES, 2 Dairy COWS (in full profit), Fat CALF, Trace and Thillers' HARNESS, the whole the useful FARMING IMPLEMENTS, which comprise a general assortment, and numerous other Effects. Northampton Mercury 12 December 1863
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. COMPRISING Arabian, 4-post and other Bedsteads and Furniture, Hair Mattresses, Mahogany Telescope, Dining Table, handsome Red Oak Loo Table, Damask and Moreen Curtains, with Poles and Rings; Brussels, Kidderminster and other Carpets and Druggeting; Hearth Rugs, Oil Cloth and Cocoa Mats, Hall Chairs and Umbrella Stands, four doz. Wine Glasses, Finger Glasses, Champagne and Hock, Ices and Jelly Cups, Book Shelves, Wardrobes, seven Copper and Japanned Coal Hods, Toilet Tables, Stands and Furniture, Swing Glasses, Foot Pans and Baths, Mahogany Bidet, Cabinet, Stair Carpeting and Rods, two Butler's Trays and Stands, Patent Roasting Jack, 50 Ivory-handled Knives and Carvers, Blue Dinner Service, all the Kitchen and Scullery Utensils, Ornamental Flower Stands, Flower Pots and Flowers, Fishing Rods, Garden Tools, Washing Trays and Tubs, Double-rein Bridle, Set of Silver-mounted Harness, two good Saddles, a very superior Brougham, in excellent condition, silver-mounted; a very useful Black Carriage Horse, quiet, &c., &c. Northampton Mercury March 24 1865
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. Mr. DURHAM HIS LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, and the HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Goods and Chattels, particulars of which will appear in future advertisements, and Catalogues be prepared. Stony Stratford March 23rd 1865 Northampton Mercury 08 April 1865
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. Mr. DURHAM Has received instructions from Mr. Soden, of the Peahen Inn, Castlethorpe, very shortly to offer FOR SALE BY AUCTION, HIS LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, and the HOUSEHOLD FUBNITURE, Goods and Chattels, particulars of which will appear in future advertisements, and Catalogues be prepared. Stony Stratford, March 23rd, 1865. Northampton Mercury 15 April 1865
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. On Tuesday and Wednesday, April 18th and 19th, 1865, on the Premises of Mr. Soden, who is retiring from business. THE FARM STOCK comprises single and double couples, 12 ewe tegs, barren ewes, well-bred tup, in-calf and milch cows, 5 very useful cart horses and mares, sows and pigs, fowls and ducks, excellent broad wheel carts, ploughs, scuffler, iron hoe, harness, ladders, &c, the whole of which will be sold on the 18th instant. Northampton Mercury 10 November 1866
CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford, Bucks. On Thursday, Nov. 22nd, 1806, on the Farm at Castlethorpe, by direction of HENRY S. TROWER, Esq., who leaving at Lady Day. Auctioneers and Land Agents, Winslow. Northampton Mercury 23 March 1867
CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford. On TUESDAY, March 28th, 1867, on the Premises at CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford, by direction of Mr. S. Trower, Esq., who leaving Lady Day. Northampton Mercury 05 December 1868
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. A Portion of the Modern and Genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and other Effects, belonging to Mrs. Johnson, who is leaving Castlethorpe. Northampton Mercury 14 April 1871
TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, WHEELWRIGHTS AND OTHERS CASTLETHORPE. near Stony Stratford. Catalogues will be in circulation one week prior to the Sale. The Lots may be viewed on application on the Premises. The Company requested to meet the Auctioneer at "The Carrington Arms Inn," Castlethorpe, at Two o'clock. Northampton Mercury 25 February 1871
CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford. Northampton Mercury 28 October 1871
EIGHTEEN FREEHOLD HOUSES, At the Carington Arms Inn, Castlethorpe, in the county of Buckingham, on Friday, 3rd November, 1871, at Five for Six o'clock in the Evening, the following desirable Freehold Property, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, and in the following or such other Lots as may be agreed upon the time of Sale : Lot 1 ALL that very desirable stone-built and slated Freehold MESSUAGE or Dwelling House, with the large Yard, Wheelwright's and Blacksmith's Shops, Shoeing Shed, extensive Garden, and other appurtenances ' thereto belonging, together with the MESSUAGE or Tenement adjoining the before-mentioned property, the whole, occupying area of 2r. 13p. or thereabouts, situate at Long Street, in the parish of Hanslope, and now in the occupation of Mr. Henry Ayres and his under-tenant, at an annual rental of £15 Northampton Mercury 16 May 1874
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. On TURSDAY next, 21st MAY, 1874, on the Farm Premises at CASTLETHORPE, in the county of Buckingham, by order of Mr. RICHARD COLEMAN (who is leaving). THE Implements, &c., comprise three capital iron-arm carts, with gearing; water cart, three sets of thiller harness, four sets of trace ditto, G.O. tackle, a six-horse iron scuffler, iron cultivator, by Smith ; iron horse-hoe, by Coleman ; iron ploughs, by Howard and Ball; two sets of iron harrows, one set wood ditto, capital iron field roll, reaping machine, Hornsby ; six-coulter steer drill, with seed box and clover sieves; winnowing machine, by Clarke; patent weighing machine, by Avery; combined oat and bean mill, by Ransome and Simms; three turnip cutters, by Gardner; two knife chaff machine, by Richmond and Chandler ; iron sack barrow, bushel and strickle, barn tackle, sheep cribs on wheels ; cow cribs, sheep troughs, iron and wood pig ditto, ladders, quantity of sacks, three rick poles, hurdles, corn bins, iron hand drags, forks, rakes, and various other Effects. Also, four excellent Cart Horses, quiet, and good workers. Sale to commence at Twelve o'clock. Northampton Mercury 04 July 1874
CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. On MONDAY NEXT, JULY 6TH, 1874, on the Premises, the Carrington Arms Inn, Castlethorpe, in the county of Buckingham, by order of Mr. Richard Coleman (who is leaving), the following HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and EFFECTS, COMPRISING mahogany four-post bedsteads, with furnitures ; iron French ditto, palliasses, feather and flock beds, bolsters and pillows, mahogany wardrobe, mahogany chests of drawers, marble top and painted washing and dressing tables, chamber services, dressing glasses, towel horses, oak and painted linen chests, mahogany night commode, child's cot, bed-room chairs, carpets, moreen window curtains, etc. two mahogany dining tables, mahogany Pembroke ditto, six mahogany chairs, in hair ; couch, in ditto; two mahogany card tables, chimney glass, in gilt frame 21- day timepiece, under glass shade, engravings and prints, china dessert service, 28 pieces breakfast service, blue and white dinner service, 170 pieces ; six china plates, set of plated cruets, tea and coffee pots, six pairs' cut decanters, water bottles, custard cups, tumblers, wine glasses, celery and pickle glasses, sandwich tray, mahogany cornice pole, copper tea-urn, carpets and hearth-rugs, 18 and elbow Windsor chairs, American clock, dinner bell, white-handled knives and forks, set of block-tin meat covers, milk pans, cream tin, butter kiver and boards, milk buckets, two doz. churn, scales and weights, fenders and fire-irons, turbot kettle, iron boilers, saucepans, tin ware, wash tray and form, wheelbarrow, useful Gig, and various other Effects. Croydon's Weekly Standard 10 June 1876
Northampton Mercury 13 October 1877
Valuable and Desirable On Tuesday, the 16th of October, 1877. at the Watts' Arms Inn, Hanslope, at Six o'clock in the Evening, subject to such conditions as will be then produced, Northampton Mercury 23 November 1878
John WOODS
The property of H. C. PHILLIPS, Esq., Castlethorpe, Stony Stratford: Northampton Mercury 19 August 1882
NORTHAMPTON CATTLE MARKET. The property of Mr. T. Amos, Castlethorpe :— A superior Cream-coloured COB, yrs. old, quiet to ride and drive. Vet. exam, allowed. Northampton Mercury 7th October 1882
CASTLETHORPE, near Stony Stratford, " Carrington
BEESLEY and SONS On Tuesday, October 17th, at One o'clock, and beg most respectfully to call the attention of Graziers, Farmers, and Gentlemen in the neighbourhood, to the advantage of holding Sales Fat Stock near to Railway Station, being more certain of the attendance of important buyers. Croydon's Weekly Standard 07 October 1882 CASTLETHORPE STOCK SALE: On Tuesday last Messrs. Preestly and Sons, auctioneers, Towcester, held their first stock sale at Castlethorpe, which was well attended. There was a good supply of stock, which realised good prices. Northampton Mercury 26 May 1883 CASTLETHORPE RAILWAY STATION, near Stony Stratford. May FAT and STORE BEAST, SHEEP, PIGS &c. Northampton Mercury 31 January 1885
LINCOLN LODGE, HANSLOPE, Bucks. Browse of about 40 Ton 3 of prime Hay, quantity of Straw and Mangolds, with the use of the yards until the 1st May, 1885, in convenient lots ; and the keeping on 2½ Acres of good Swede Turnips ; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, The Live Stock comprises 48 superior long-woolled lambing ewes, 30 very fresh tegs and two rams, seven valuable young dairy cows, in profit; down-calving cow, four yearling heifers, 13 strong calves, two weaning calves, and two well-bred young bulls; a team of five very useful cart horses, two cart foals, seven in-pig sows and gilts, two porkets, 19 stores, and two Berkshire boars. Northampton Mercury 07 March 1885 CASTLETHORPE, equi-distant from Castlethorpe and Wolverton Stations, on the London and Northwestern Railway. Is favoured with instructions from Mr. WILLIAM GRIMES, who is giving the occupation of the Farm at Old Lady Day next, TO SELL BY AUCTION, THE whole of the highly-valuable Live and Dead Croydon's Weekly Standard 14 March 1885 THE LODGE FARM, CASTLETHORPE, Equi-distant from Castlethorpe and Wolverton Stations, on the London and North-Western Railway MR. GEORGE WIGLEY I favoured with instructions from Mr. William Grimes, who is giving up the occupation of the Farm at Old Lady-day next, To Sell by Auction, ON MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1885 The whole of the highly valuable LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK And Effects. Further particulars will duly appear. Winslow and Fenny Stratford, March 5, 1885 Croydon's Weekly Standard 21 March 1885 SALE BY AUCTION. LOWER LODGE FARM CASTLETHORPE, 1½ miles from Castlethorpe and Wolverton Stations on the L. and N. W. Railway, 5 miles from Newport Pagnell, and 11 miles from Northampton. A Valuable Flock of 200 Half-bred and Lincoln SHEEP, comprising 102 very fresh tegs, 95 double and single couples and in-lamb ewes, and 3 tups; 35 head of well-bred Shorthorn CATTLE, comprising 4 prime fat steers, 1 fat cow, 10 dairy cows and heifers, 10 very fresh two-and-half-year-old heifers and steers, 4 yearling heifers, 2 nine-months ditto, and 4 weaning calves, three year-old shorthorn pedigree bull; 9 valuable working CART HORSES, 2 two-year-old Cart FILLIES, bay NAG HORSE, rising four, by Rowsham; 50 head of Poultry, 780 Fleeces of WOOL, a Seven-horse-power Portable STEAM ENGINE by Hornsby, Six-horse-power ditto by Alchin, and Steam Thrashing Machine, all in good condition; Hay and Straw Elevator by Roberts; a large collection of Agricultural IMPLEMENTS, comprising 4 wagons, 6 carts, iron water cart by Coleman and Moreton, 3 reaping and mowing machines, haymaker, fourteen-coulter drill by Hornsby, 3 iron land rolls, 2 capital circular iron corn staddles, 9 iron ploughs, 2 bouting ditto, 3 iron cultivators, 4 sets of iron harrows, 4 horse hoes, 2 iron horse racks, 3 grist mills and linseed crushers, for hand, horse, and steam power; 3 chaffcutting machines, 4 turnip cutters and pulpers, Bobey’s corn screen, 2 winnowing machines, turnip and mangold drills, clover barrows, 12 sets of harness, cow cribs, sheep troughs, sheep racks, 30 dozen new hurdles, 6 dozen gate hurdles, ladders, and a large variety of other implements; Dairy Vessels, Ale Casks, Four-wheel Pony Phaeton, Dog Cart, Pony Gig, and Effects: To be Sold by Auction BY MR. GEORGE WIGLEY, On MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1885, On the premises, Lower Lodge Farm, Castlethorpe, By direction of Mr. William Grimes who is relinquishing the occupation of the farm at Old Lady-day next. The whole of the Stock can be very highly recommended. The Sheep are in excellent condition, the cattle particularly well bred and very fresh, and the Horses honest and good workers. The Implements include a large variety, and by the best makers. Luncheon by ticket, 2s. each, to be returned to purchasers of £2 and upwards. The Sale will commence with the Implements at Eleven o’clock. Catalogues may be held at the inns in the district, and of Mr. George Wigley, Auctioneer and Land Agent, Winslow and Fenny Stratford. Northampton Mercury 21 March 1885
LOWER LODGE FARM, CASTLETHORPE, one and a half miles from Castlethorpe and Wolverton Stations, on the London and North, Western railway. Five miles from Newport Pagnell, and eleven miles from Northampton. A VALUABLE FLOCK OF 200 Half-bred and Lincoln SHEEP, comprising 102 very fresh tegs, 95 double and single couples and in-lamb Ewes, three Tups ; head of well-bred shorthorn CATTLE, comprising four prime fat Steers, one fat Cow, 10 dairy Cows and Heifers,10 very fresh 2½-year-old Heifers Steers, four yearling Heifers, two nine-mouths ditto, four weaning Calves, and three-year-old shorthorn pedigree Bull ; nine valuable working cart HORSES, two two-year-old cart Fillies, bay nag Horse, rising four, Rowsham ; a well-bred Pony ;50 head POULTRY; 780 fleeces of WOOL; a seven-horse-power portable Steam ENGINE, Hornsby ; six-horse-power ditto, ; Steam THRASHING MACHINE (all in good condition); Hay and Straw ELEVATOR, by Roberts; a large collection of Agricultural IMPLEMENTS, comprising four wagons, six carts, iron water cart,, Coleman and Morton; three reaping and mowing machines, haymaker, 14-coulter drill Ho.asby : three iron laud rolls, two capital circular iron corn staddles, nine iron ploughs, two bouting ditto, eight iron cultivators, four sets of …. harrows, four horse rakes; three gristmills and linseed crushers for hand, horse, and steam power ; three chaff-cutting machines, four turnip cutters and pulpers, Bobey’s corn screen, two winnowing machines, turnip and mangold drills, clover, barrows, 12 sets of harness, cow cribs, sheep troughs, sheep racks, 30dozen new fold hurdles, five dozen gate hurdles, ladders, and a large variety other implements, dairy vessels, ale casks, four-wheel pony phaeton, dog cart, pony gig, and effects ; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, ON MONDAY, MARCH 30TH, 1885, ON THE PREMISES, LOWER LODGE FARM, CASTLETHORPE by direction of Mr. WILLIAM GRIMES, who is relinquishing the occupation of the Farm at Old Lady Day next, The Bucks Standard 16 June 1888 SALE OF FREEHOLD PROPERTY. Mr. J. P. Goodwin, auctioneer, Newport Pagnell, offered for sale at the Carrington Arms Inn, Castlethorpe, on Thursday, June 7, nine freehold messuages and a close of arable land, situate in the parishes of Castlethorpe and Hanslope, the property of the executors of the late Mr. Robert Varney. The property was put up in four lots, the first, second and third, however, did not find purchasers. They comprised respectively three stone-built and thatched cottages and four brick-built and slated cottages; one brick-built and slated cottage with bakehouse, barn and granary; and a brick and stone-built cottage with yard, barn, or stable. The fourth lot, a valuable freehold close of arable land, containing 14a. 3r. 27p., situate in Lady Land Field, in the parish of Hanslope, and in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Sawbridge, at an annual rental of £28, was bought by the occupier for £500. Northampton Mercury 16 March 1889 VALUABLE At the Carrington Arms, Castlethorpe, on Thursday, March 28th, 1889, at Five for Six o'clock in the Evening, the valuable Freehold Close of Accommodation Pasture Land, known as “Hale's Field," containing 5a. 0r. 9p., more or less, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Amos, at an annual rent of £12 10s. CASTLETHORPE, Bucks. At the Carrington Arms, Castlethorpe, on Thursday, March 28, 1889, at Five for Six o'clock in the Evening, The valuable and highly-cultivated Freehold ARABLE LAND, in the occupation of Mr. Thomas Amos, adjoining the Public Road from Stony Stratford to Castlethorpe, close to the Station, and containing by the recent Ordnance Survey 8a.1r. 28p., at an annual rent of £30. Northampton Mercury 17 July 1891 CASTLETHORPE. Very conveniently situated, abutting upon the Public road close the Station. Particulars, with Plan and Conditions of Sale, may be obtained of J. and E. T. WORLEY, Esquires. Solicitors, Stony Stratford; and Messrs. Durham, Gotto, and Samuel, Auctioneers, Land Agents, and Surveyors, Stony Stratford, Newport Pagnell, and Northampton. Northampton Mercury 18 September 1891 "CARRINGTON ARMS" INN, CASTLETHORPE. Comprising mahogany dining tables, chairs, seven octave pianoforte in walnut, plated tea and dessert spoons, lamps, dinner ware, mantel and toilet glasses, carpets, washstands and ware, bedsteads, feather beds, palliasses [straw mattress], chests drawers, clocks, large case stuffed birds, numerous kitchen dairy utensils, churn, &c. &c. CAPITAL HARNESS HORSE. Chaff cutter, winnowing machine, and other implements, &c, The " Carrington Arms" is about three minutes walk from Castlethorpe Station (L. and N.-W.Ry.) Catalogues may be obtained at the place sale, or from the Auctioneers, Buckingham. Northampton Mercury 02 October 1891 NAVIGATION INN, CASTLETHORPE WHARF, Comprising two capital half-bred mares, sow and 11 pigs, two iron-arm carts with gearing, timber carriage with top, iron plough (Howard), horse hoe, set harrows, two chaff cutters, bean mill, three cylinder roll, coal machine and weights, two weighing machines, winnowing machine, barn tackle, rick cloth and pole, ten yards by eight ; trace and thiller harness, two sets drilling tackle, 35-round ladder, two ladders, pitchforks and ropes, forks and rakes, corn drags, sack cart, sack barrow, corn bin, sieves, hay knife, iron bar and tools, halters, buckets, shovels, coal bags, churn and dairy vessels, wire netting, barbed wire, &c.; beer engine, mugs, jugs, and glasses, pewter measures, three iron bedsteads, three pairs palliasses, three bolsters and four pillows, two sets drawers, two washstands and ware, three dressing tables and glasses, seven bedroom chairs, elbow ditto, towel horse, carpeting, chamberware, &c., eight horsehair seated chairs, twelve Windsor ditto, horsehair couch, chiffonier, pier glass, wardrobe, set drawers, square table, oil cloth, gun, and sundry other articles. The Bucks Standard 05 December 1896
Northampton Mercury 01 January 1897
CASTLETHORPE, Main Line L. and N.-W Railway. IMPORTANT SALE OF ENGLISH ASH TIMBER. P. GOODWIN has received instruction from Earl Carrington, TO SELL BY AUCTION, On Monday, the 4th of January at Two o'clock the Afternoon, at the Carrington Arms, Castlethorpe, Bucks, 123 ASH TREES, in Lots, containing an estimated quantity of 3,660 cubic feet, as now growing and standing on the Castlethorpe Estate, all clearly marked and numbered in white paint to correspond with catalogue. Northampton Mercury 31 December 1897 THE CARRINGTON ARMS, CASTLETHORPE, The Bucks Standard 08 January 1898 SALE BY AUCTION THE CARRINGTON ARMS CASTLETHORPE 5 miles from Newport Pagnell
Will be Sold by Auction by GEORGE BENNETT & SONS Upon the Premises, as above On Monday, January 10, 1898 By direction of Mr. J. H. Groves, who is leaving. Sale to commence at 10.30 o’clock prompt. Fully described in Catalogues, to be obtained at The Auctioneers’ Office, Buckingham. Northampton Mercury 05 May 1899 TO BUILDERS. SPECULATORS, AND OTHERS. Containing about One Acre, RIPE FOR BUILDING DEVELOPMENT, with stone-built COTTAGE standing thereon, the whole situate first-class frontage to the Main Road, and within three minutes' walk of the Railway Station; TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. BY MR. GEO. WIGLEY, on Friday, May 12th. 1899, At the Cock Hotel, Stony Stratford, Four o'clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot. To view, apply to Mr. Amos, Castlethorpe, and for further particulars to W. R. PARROTT, Esq-, Solicitor, Stony Stratford; Or to Mr. Geo. Auctioneer and Land Agent, Winslow. Northampton Mercury 02 March 1900 CASTLETHORPE, Buckinghamshire, Northampton Mercury 03 May 1901 TO BUILDERS, SPECULATORS, and Others. Particularly available for Building Purposes, in a village which is rapidly growing in favour, possessing frontages sufficient for the erection of Ten Houses, and with good depth, consisting of a very large garden, with brick and stone-built and slated Malting, which comprises valuable materials sufficient for the Erection of Several Houses, TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Northampton Mercury 06 November 1903 CASTLETHORPE. The Wolverton Express 13 November 1903 SALE BY AUCTION THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and Effects of the late Mr. James Pain including 8 mahogany dining-room chairs, 4 walnut chairs, easy chairs, couch, 4ft. 4ins mahogany two-tier dinner buffet with 2 cupboards under, 4ft. ebonized, in-laid, and brass-mounted glazed cabinet, marble clock and bracket, brass flour lamp, folding card and occasional tables, a 4ft. light oak knee hole writing table bordered Brussels carpet, 14ft. by 11ft.; other carpets, hearthrugs, helmet shaped copper coal scuttle, a ditto, fenders, fire-steels, a beautifully cut massive glass bowl, and vase, the excellent Plated Articles, viz. 12 large and 12 small forks, 4 tablespoons, 2 sauce ladles, 5 bedroom candlesticks, biscuit box, 10ins. engraved salver, case of serviette rings, case of 4 salt cellars, case of 6 pairs of ivory handled fish knives and forks, case of 12 pairs of dessert knives and forks with mother of pearl handles and a handsome tea and coffee service in cases, a Millner’s Fire-proof Safe, 18ins, by 25ins., 5 brass rail bedsteads, mattresses, feather beds, washing and dressing tables, dressing glasses hip and foot baths, commodes, oak linen chest, 12 pair of sheets, table cloths, serviettes, d’oyleys, antimacassars, rugs, cushions, cretonne lace, and plushette curtains, and curtain poles, chain-stitch sewing machine (by Wilcox & Gibbs), white-handled knives, two-store cupboards, china and glassware, dessert service (18 pieces), deal tables, Windsor chairs, and the usual kitchen requisites, &c. The Garden and Out-Door Effects: 18ins. lawn mower, 18ins. roll, wheelbarrow, ladders, galvanized corn bin, a quantity of miscellaneous tools, tool chest, baskets, post and wire-netting fence, wood and corrugated Fowl House, and 16 couples of Brahma Fowls. The above effects are to be Sold by Auction by PIERCE & THORPE On THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19th 1903, at the Residence, five minutes walk from the Station by order of the Executors. Sale at Eleven o’clock prompt. Catalogues of the Auctioneers, 7, St Giles Square, Northampton Northampton Mercury 07 February 1906 NAVIGATION INN. CASTLETHORPE, NAVIGATION INN. CASTLETHORPE, STONY STRATFORD. THOMAS ARIS has received instructions from Mr. Ernest Weston, TO SELL BY AUCTION, On Monday, Sept. 24th, 1906, The Whole of his FARMING STOCK, IMPLEMENTS and MACHINES; Also a Few Lots of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. Full particulars in future advertisements. Northampton Mercury 14 September 1906
NAVIGATTON INN. CASTLETHORPE HORSES. —Roan Cart Mare with foal at foot,” Royal Guardian” Roan Cart Horse, 3-year-old Cart Colt. 2-year-old ditto, both by “Royal Guardian”; Bay Cart Mare, 3-year-old. has been worked in chains; Chestnut Harness Pony, 13-2; Black Mare, quiet to ride and drive; Roan Pony, 13-2 Northampton Mercury 03 May 1907 STONY STRATFORD and CASTLETHORPE. Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained of the Auctioneers, Winslow, Stony Stratford; of Messrs. Wetherfield, Son, and Baynes, 1, Gresham Buildings, Guildhall. London, E.C.; or of C. H. DAVIS, Esq., Solicitor, 6, Mercers’-row. Northampton. Northampton Mercury 03 May 1907 STONY STRATFORD. Property Sale. —On Monday Mr. H. H. Wigley (Messrs. George Wigley and Sons) held a sale at the Cook Hotel of property situate at Stony Stratford and Castlethorpe. Lot 1, Noe. 89 and 91, High-street. Stony Stratford, withdrawn at £480; lot 2, two cottages and outbuildings (at back of lot 1), £330, Mr. John Robinson, Deanshanger; lot 3, two cottages facing Mill-lane, £225, Mr. Robinson; lot 4, two cottages in Prospect-road, £350, Mr. J. Rogers; lot 5, freehold house Castlethorpe, £300, Mr. Coopland. Northampton Mercury 09 July 1909 CASTLETHORPE, Northants. Northampton Mercury 15 March 1912 To Close a Trust. CASTLETHORPE and HANSLOPE. W. J. PEIRCE By direction of Mr. John Rose. Lot 1. At CASTLETHORPE. A Valuable BUILDING SITE in the centre of Castlethorpe and near the Railway Station. London Main Line, with a frontage 51ft. 6in., and containing 900 square or thereabouts. Northampton Mercury 28 January 1916 MONDAY NEXT. THE NAVIGATION INN, COSGROVE. Three-quarters of a mile from Castlethorpe Station. Merry and Co. 4 HORSES, viz.; Two Brown Cart Horses, both 9yrs. old and good workers; Brown Cart filly, rising 2yrs. old; and a Strong Chestnut Cob, quiet to ride and drive, and well-known. 10 GRASS TEGS. 60 HEAD OF POULTRY, mostly Pullets. ' Include: Harness. Ploughs Cultivator, Root Pulper. Chaff Machine, Grass Mower, Harrows, “Hornsby’s” Self Binder, Comprising: Brass and Iron Bedsteads and Bedding, Mahogany and other Chests Drawers, Dressing Tables, Wardrobe, Dressing Glasses, Fenders and Irons. Mahogany Tables, Engravings, Linoleum, and Kitchen Utensils, etc., etc. Northampton Mercury 09 August 1918 Buckinghamshire and the Borders of Northamptonshire HANSLOPE, CASTLETHORPE, AND HARTWELL. GREEN FARM 74 Acres. CASTLETHORPE LODGE FARM 240 ACRES For full Particulars. Plans, and Conditions of Sale apply to the Land Agents, Messrs. Jas. Martin and Co. 8. Bankstreet, Lincoln (and AWainfleet, Lincolnshire); to the Auctioneers, 2, Derngate, Northampton. and Park Street Towcester or W. BAGSHAW Esq'. Solicitor. Town Clerk’s Office, Saltergate. Lincoln. Northampton Mercury 20 September 1918 SALE OF FARMS. Mr. T. C. Woods-(Messrs. Woods and. Co.) conducted the sale of a valuable freehold estate, comprising, six farms and small holdings in Hanslope. Castlethorpe, and Hartwell, with an area of about 1,009 a. 2r. 16p., at the Grand Hotel, Gold-street, Northampton, on Saturday afternoon. The land was the property of the Lincoln Corporation. The total of the five lots was £19,825, Mr. W. Bagshaw, the Town Clerk Lincoln, was the solicitor concerned in the sale. Northampton Mercury 31 October 1919 CASTLETHORPE. THURSDAY, NOV. 20th , Messrs. DENNIS FAULKNER, and ALSOP Northampton Mercury 14 November 1919
THURSDAY NEXT. AT CASTLETHORPE, Near WOLVERTON, 12 EXCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT HOUSES TO SOLD BY AUCTION BY MESSRS. JACKSON STOPS. (as a whole or in pairs), At the CARRINGTON ARMS, Subject to such Conditions of Sale as will then be produced and read. The Houses are beautifully laid out in AUCTION NOTICES. in pairs, in a row, on the road from Castlethorpe to Stony Stratford, the pairs of houses at either end of the row being embellished with fine square bay windows. ON THE GROUND : ON THE FIRST FLOOR : Three Bedrooms. Two Pairs have similar accommodation downstairs, and two large bedrooms above, and each house has a small front garden and productive kitchen garden behind. The property is protected from the public road a substantial iron fence. Northampton Mercury 28 November 1919 Considerable interest was taken in the offer for sale of twelve well-built houses at Castlethorpe on Thursday. The auctioneer stated that the house were equal to those which were proposed to be built by the various authorities. Four were sold together for £800, and the remainder were withdrawn at £1,400. The unsold houses may be purchased by private treaty. Messrs. Dennis Faulkner, and Alsop, Northampton, were the solicitors concerned. The Bucks Standard 11 September 1920 SALE BY AUCTION By direction of the Most Noble the Marquess of Lincolnshire, K.G. CASTLETHORPE North Bucks Announcement of sale of the CASTLETHORPE ESTATE Area 1,200 Acres, All Freehold and Tithe Free, in 44 Lots as under:-
These Lots are situated in the parishes of Castlethorpe and Hanslope, all near Castlethorpe Station on the Main Line London and North-Western Railway. The estate adjoins Wolverton, about 3½ miles from Stony Stratford, 5 miles from Newport Pagnell, and 12 miles from Northampton. For Sale by Auction, by MESSRS. J. CARTER JONAS & SONS At the SCIENCE AND ART INSTITUTE, Wolverton, On SATURDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, 1920, at Three o’clock in the afternoon punctually, Unless previously sold by Private Treaty. NOTE. Lord Lincolnshire has given the opportunity to all Tenants occupying Farms, Houses and Cottages, of purchasing their Holdings by private treaty before the sale. The following lots have been so purchased by tenants and will be withdrawn from the sale; Lots 5, 6, 24, 26, and 28. The remaining lots will be sold by Auction. Printed particulars with plans may now be obtained of Messrs. Freshfields & Leese, Solicitors, New Bank Buildings, 31, Old Jewry, London, E.C. 2, and Messrs. J. Carter Jonas & Sons, Auctioneers, Land Agents and Surveyors, Sun Fire and Life offices, St. Mary’s Street, Cambridge, and 8 Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East, London, S.W. 1. Copies of the Particulars and Plans are also deposited at the Carrington Arms Inn, Castlethorpe, the Science and Arts Institute, Wolverton, the Cock Hotel, Stony Stratford, and the Swan Hotel, Newport Pagnell. Northampton Mercury 17 September 1920
LORD LINCOLNSHIRE’S PROPERTY. The Castlethorpe estate of the Marquis Lincolnshire, K.G., came under the hammer at the Science and Art Institute, Wolverton, on Saturday afternoon. A very large company met the auctioneers, Messrs. J. Carter Jonas and Sons, Cambridge and London. A few lots were sold, but in many cases no bids were received or the highest bid did not roach the reserve price. It was announced that the Carrington Schools had been presented by his lordship to the Parish Council for the use of the parish. The Bucks Standard 18 September 1920 CASTLETHORPE ESTATE SALE By direction of the Marquis of Lincolnshire, K.G., the Castlethorpe estate which includes three dairy and corn farms, houses and cottages, small holdings, accommodation land and building sites, and also the Carrington Arms Inn, was offered at auction at the Science & Art Institute Wolverton, on Saturday last by Mr. Marshall Jonas of the firm of Messrs. J. Carter Jonas & Sons, Cambridge. The sale attracted a great deal of interest. Castlethorpe Home Farm, carrying a dairy of 80 cows, and extending to 465 acres failed to get a bid. The Manor Farm had been sold privately to the tenant Mrs. Markham, and at £5,500 the Malting Farm of 147 acres was withdrawn, the reserve being fixed at £6000. A small holding at Bullington End, with house and 40 acres of mixed land was withdrawn the highest bid being £50 below the reserve of £1,600. Leamington cottages and land with an area of about 40 acres had previously been sold to Mr. C. A. Cowley the tenant; and Mr. P. C. Gambell (Newport Pagnell) bought at £200 the arable field and plantation of just over 7 acres at the Bullington End let to Capt. Courage. The buildings and grass land of 13 acres, adjoining Castlethorpe Station sold for £900 to Mr. T. Osborne, J.P., who also bought at £55 the garden and building site of 28 poles in the centre of the village and let with the Carrington Arms to Mr. A. Masterman. Seven lots of grass and building land adjoining the station were withdrawn, and three similar lots on the Stony Stratford road remained unsold. There was spirited bidding for the Carrington Arms Inn, a fully licensed house with stabling, yard, dwelling house, shop and cottage, and at £2,500 the lot passed to Messrs. Hopcraft & Norris, brewers, Brackley. At £1,125 Major Anderson, of Woburn Sands, bought the residence and grounds, known as “The Retreat,” let at £40 per year to Mrs. McLeay. “The Holmstead,” let to Mrs. Cannon at £35 per year, had been sold privately to the tenant. Mr. W. Smith bought the dwelling house, garden and orchard situate in the village opposite “The Holmstaed” for £810. Mrs. W. D. Markham was the purchaser of the dwelling house and garden 33 poles, at the upset price of £300. At £110 Mr. Chandler, Hanslope, bought the 3 acre grass close fronting the Forest road at Salsey Green; and Mr. H. King, Hanslope, bought the grass plot of 1r 32p. fronting the Forest road. Northampton Mercury 28 January 1921 THE CASTLETHORPE ESTATE The portions of this Estate belonging to the Marquess Lincolnshire remaining unsold and available for Sale by Private Treaty, comprise:—
Also several Lots of Building and Accommodation Grass Land and Cottages in Castlethorpe Village. The remainder of the Estate having been sold, these Lots are for Sale at reasonable prices, and farther particulars may obtained on application to: Messrs. J. Carter, Jonas and Sons AUCTIONEERS. The Bucks Standard 24 December 1921 THE CARRINGTON ARMS. CASTLETHORPE MESSRS. WIGLEY, SONS, & GAMBELL Are instructed by Mr. A. Masterman (who is leaving), to Sell by Auction, ON MONDAY, JANUARY 9, 1922 At 2 I0, exact time, A Quantity of Household FURNITURE and Effects, comprising brass-rail and iron bedsteads, pallisasses, satin walnut bedroom suite, toilet service, cane-seat and other chairs, mahogany marble-top sideboard, pianola piano player (Stroud), pianola rolls, piano stool, bamboo overmantel, tables, brass-rail fender, pictures, ornaments, and the usual Kitchen Utensils; together with the Outside Effects, comprising, 2 knife chaff machine, galvanised and wood corn bins, wheelbarrow, luggage barrow, ladders, 12ins. lawn mower, garden light, flower pots, etc. No catalogues. On view morning of sale. Auction Offices: Newport Pagnell and Olney The Bucks Standard 19 January 1924 With Vacant Possession. CASTLETHORPE, BUCKS. Are instructed by Mr. S. Beesley, to Sell by Auction at the CARRINGTON ARMS, CASTLETHORPE, on FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1924, at 7 o’clock, exact time (subject to conditions to be then produced), The Valuable Brick-built and Slated Freehold RESIDENCE Solicitors: Messrs. Parrott & Sons, Stony Stratford. Northampton Mercury 12 March 1926
APRIL 1st AT MALTING FARM, CASTLETHORPE. SALE OF LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, by order of Mr. Farmer Amos (who is leaving). The Bucks Standard 27 March 1926 CASTLETHORPE, COSGROVE AND (one with VACANT POSSESSION) in New Road, and 3 other Houses in New Road. At Cosgrove A group of 7 Cottages, Situate on The Green At Hanslope With Vacant Possession A SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE With large Garden and Outbuildings in New Street Worley & Co., Solicitors, Stony Stratford CASTLETHORPE LOT 1 A semi-detached BRICK AND SLATED FREEHOLD HOUSE, Of modern construction, situated on the Stratford Road, Castlethorpe, having a small garden in front, enclosed by an iron palisade rail fence, and a side entrance to the kitchen garden at the back. This property stands particularly well, in a position such as to always command a good and responsible tenant. The House contains:- Entrance Passage, Living Room, Front Sitting Room with bay, Scullery, with sink and copper, Pantry under stairs, 3 Bedrooms, and in the brick and slated back addition a barn with brick and tiled E.C. adjoining. It is let to Mr. George Cowley on a lunar monthly tenancy, at a pre-war rental of 5/- per week, which, with the statutory increases gives a gross rental of £19 13s. 4d. per annum. Land Tax redeemed. This Lot will have the right to use the pump and well at the back, situate on the adjoining Lot, subject to the payment of one moiety of the expense of maintaining same. LOT 2. THE ADJOINING PROPERTY, Containing similar accommodation, and occupied by Mr. Jesse Biddle on a lunar monthly tenancy at a gross rental of 5/- per week, and with the statutory increase will give a gross annual rental of £19 14s. 4. Land Tax redeemed. This Lot is sold subject to the right of the Purchaser of Lot 1 to use the pump and well of water on this Lot, such purchaser paying one moiety of the coat of maintaining same. N.B. The wall dividing the houses comprised in Lot 1 and 2 shall be a party wall, and maintained accordingly. LOT 3 2 BRICK AND SLATED FREEHOLD HOUSES, of modern construction, situate in New Road, Castlethorpe, each containing Entrance Passage, Sitting Room with bay, Kitchen, Scullery with quarry floor and fitted sink and copper, Pantry, 3 Bedrooms. One cottage is in the occupation of Mrs. Coey, on a lunar monthly tenancy, at a pre-war rent of 5/- per week inclusive, which with the statutory increase gives a gross rental of £19 5s. 8d. per annum. Land Tax redeemed See Note to Lot 6. Written in pencil: Mrs. Coey 550 LOT 4 A SEMI-DETACHED FREEHOLD HOUSE, Of modern construction, of brick with slated roof, situate in New Road, Castlethorpe, containing Entrance Passage, Living Room with bay, Kitchen, Scullery with quarry floor, sink and copper, 3 Bedrooms, and at the back a brick and slated barn, and E.C. There is a good Kitchen Garden at the back, approached from a side entrance in which is a large brick and slated barn or workshop which is of considerable advantage, and a distinct asset to the property. The property is now in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Woodward, a tenant of 6 years standing, on a lunar monthly tenancy, at the very moderate rent of 5/6 per week inclusive. Gross Annual Rental £14 6s. 0d per annum. Maximum Statutory Rental £19 14s. 4d. per annum. Land Tax redeemed. See Note to Lot 6 Written in pencil: Elgar [Algar] 275 LOT 5 A BRICK AND SLATED FREEHOLD HOUSE, of modern construction containing Entrance Passage, Living Room, Kitchen, Scullery with sink and copper, Pantry under stairs, and 3 Bedrooms, with brick and slated lean-to barn. At the end of the Kitchen Garden is a brick and corrugated iron roofed E.C. The property is now in the occupation of Mr. Walter Mills, on a lunar monthly tenancy, at the pre-war rental of 3/6 per week (tenant paying Rates), amounting to £9 2s 0d per annum, which with the statutory increases gives a rental of £12 15s. 8d. per annum. The property is approached through a passage between this and the adjoining property. The front Bedroom of this extends over the front portion of the passage. The boundary of the garden sold with this Lot is to be regarded as in a straight line with the western side of this passage. Land Tax redeemed. Written in pencil: J. Olney 190 See Note to Lot 6 LOT 6 A BRICK AND SLATED FREEHOLD HOUSE, In New Road Castlethorpe, containing Entrance Passage, Front Sitting Room, Kitchen, Pantry under stairs, Scullery with sink and copper, and 3 bedrooms, with barn etc. This property is let to Mr. William Worker on a lunar monthly tenancy, at the pre-war rental of 4/- per week, tenant paying rates, and the statutory increases gives a total rental of £14 10s 4d. per annum. The passage forming the back entrance to this Lot, passes with the Lot subject to the right of the owners of the adjoining property on the East, to use the same by paying a proportionate part of the expense of maintenance. Land Tax redeemed. The boundary of the back garden sold with this Lot is to be regarded as in a straight line with the party wall on the Eastern side of the passage. A portion of this garden is occupied by the tenant of the adjoining house on the East, for which Mr. John Olney (the owner of such adjoining house) pays 5/- annually by way of rent each Ladyday. The sale of this Lot is subject to the right of the said John Olney to retain such garden ground at the rent stated, so long as any Rent and Mortgage Restrictions Act, or other similar Statute affecting the same, shall be in operation. N.B. Lots 3,4,5,and 6, have the right in common with all other persons having the like right to use the pump and well of water adjoining or adjacent thereto, and a right of way over the private road on which the Lots abut, subject to the payment of a proportionate part of the expense of maintaining such pump, well and road, and the drains or sewer under the road. COSGROVE LOT 7 A GROUP OF 7 COTTAGES Situate at The Green, Cosgrove, comprising A Brick and Slated Semi-detached House, containing: Sitting Room, Kitchen, Pantry, and 2 Bedrooms, as occupied by Mr. Fred Hall, at a pre-war rental of 2/- per week, Landlord paying Rates. 2 Brick and Part Stone and Slated Houses, each containing Sitting Room, Pantry, one Bedroom, and one Attic, let respectively to Messrs. Hillyer and Wm. Stewart, at pre-war rents of 2/6 per week, each inclusive. Two Brick and Part Stone and Slated Houses, one containing: 2 Sitting Rooms, large Kitchen with quarry floor, one very large Bedroom, one other Bedroom, and an Attic, let to Mr. Amos Childs at a pre-war rental of 3/- per week; the other cottage containing: Sitting Room, Kitchen, 2 Bedrooms, and one Attic, let to Mrs. Giles, at pre-war rental of 2/6 per week. Two Brick and Slated Cottages, each containing – Front Sitting Room, Kitchen, Pantry under stairs, 2 Bedrooms, and an Attic, let respectively to Messrs. George Williams and Sam Williams, at the pre-war rents of 2/6 per week each. The cottages have small Gardens, and brick and slated Barns and E.C.’s The tenancies are very old ones, dating from before the war, and none of the rents have been increased. The tenancies are all subject to a lunar month’s notice, and whilst the present gross rentals amount to £45/10/0, the statutory increases would give a gross rental of £66 1s 8d. per annum. The property is all Freehold. Land Tax (last payment) 18/9 Written in pencil: Man at Bletchley 350 By direction of Miss Scott. WITH POSSESSION. HANSLOPE LOT 8. A semi-detached BRICK BUILT AND SLATED HOUSE, Situate in Long Street, Hanslope, containing 2 Sitting Rooms, Pantry under stairs, Larder, Scullery with sink, copper and pump (having the village water supply laid on to a tap over the sink), and 3 Bedrooms. At the back and adjoining the property, is a brick and part stone built and slated Barn, beyond which is an E.C. built into the barn of the adjoining property. The property has a large Garden having a long frontage to Long Street, in which are two prolific apple trees, and some young fruit trees just coming into full bearing. There is a brick and corrugated iron roofed building abutting on the road, suitable for a stable or coach house. There is a stone flagged path, leading to the back door, and the property generally is one which is capable of great improvement, and the large area of garden ground makes the property lend itself to adaptation for various purposes. The property is Freehold, Tithe free, and Land Tax redeemed. Vacant possession will be given on completion of the purchase. The Vendor reserves the right to take down the wire netting now forming a poultry run. The house, which is conveniently situate back from the road, is enclosed by an iron palisade fence and a brick wall. Written in pencil: B. Golbey 360 The Bucks Standard April 24th 1926 CASTLETHORPE Property Sale. An important and successful sale of property was conducted by Mr. Sidney P. Wigley (Messrs. Wigley, Sons & Gambell), at Castlethorpe, on Friday evening last. A semi-detached house was sold for £305, and the adjoining property, occupied by Mr. Jesse Biddle, for £290. A semi-detached house in New-road, Castlethorpe, in the occupation of Wm. Woodward, was sold fro £270, and another house in the occupation of Mr. Walter Mills, for £190, whilst one tenanted by Mr. William Worker , made £270. A group of seven cottages on the Green, Cosgrove, sold for £350. A semi-detached house on Long-street, Hanslope, £360. A small field on Long-street, Hanslope, containing 2 acres 5 poles made £350. Northampton Mercury 09 April 1926
Messrs. Merry, Sons and Co. conducted a useful sale at the Malting Farm, Castlethorpe, for Mr. Farmer Amos, who is leaving. Dairy cows in milk made up to £18 15s. and £20, dairy cows in calf £20, barren cows to £16 10s., yearlings to £5 17s. 6d., and 2½-year-old steers to £20. Of horses, a six-year-old gelding sold for 23½ gs., and others ranged from 10½ to 15 gs. Pigs made £6 apiece. Border Leicester cross-bred ewes and lambs sold at 69s.On the implement side the principal prices were: 4 h.p. petrol engine £20 10s., and trolley £12. Northampton Mercury 23 April 1926
CASTLETHORPE. PROPERTY SALE. A sale of property was conducted Messrs. Wigley, Sons, and Gambell, at Castlethorpe, on Friday. A semi-detached house was sold for £305, and the adjoining property, occupied by Mr. Jesse Biddle, for £290. A semi-detached house in New-road. Castlethorpe, in the occupation of Mr. Wm. Woodward was sold for £270. and another house in the occupation Mr. Walter Mills, for £l90, whilst one tenanted by Mr. William Worker, made £270. A group of seven cottages on the Green, Cosgrove, sold for £350. A semi-detached house in Longstreet, Hanslope, £350. A small field Long-street, Hanslope, containing acres 5 poles, made £110. The Bucks Standard 17 July 1926
The Bucks Standard 05 November 1927 Please note Alteration of Date STATION FIELD CASTLETHORPE MESSRS. No catalogues Auction Offices: Bletchley and Winslow The Wolverton Express 15 June 1928 CASTLETHORPE Furniture Sale,- Messrs., Wood and Co., Northampton, held a sale of furniture at 2, Grafton View, Station Road, Castlethorpe, on Thursday. Mr. H. Tebbutt was auctioneer and there was some keen bidding. Prices included the following: Oak gate-leg table, £4 10s.0d; 2ft. 6ins. oak bureau, £3 10s. 0d; Chippendale rush seat chair, £7 5s. 0d; wheel-back arm chair, 37/-; oak side table, £4; 3ft. 6ins. carved cabinet, £6 10s. 0d; 2ft. 6ins. ditto, £1 10s. 0d; 3ft 6in. carved oak chest, £2 4s. 0d; 3ft, antique oak chest, £3. 10s. 0d. Northampton Mercury 09 November 1928 CASTLETHORPE. SALE. By the direction of Lady Holland, the widow of Sir Arthur Holland, M.P., Messrs. Jackson Stops, auctioneers, of Northampton, offered a house, "Meadow View," Castlethorpe, for sale at Castlethorpe, on Wednesday evening. Bidding started at £250, and the house which was offered with vacant possession, was sold for £425. Messrs. Parrott and Son were the solicitors. The Bucks Standard 10 November 1928 CASTLETHORPE Property Sale. On Wednesday evening last, “Meadow View,” a well built brick and slated semi-detached villa, by direction of Lady Holland, was offered for auction by Messrs. Jackson Stops, the well-known Northampton firm of auctioneers. There was a good attendance and the brisk bidding, this started at £250 and rose quickly to £425. Messrs. Parrott & Son, Stony Stratford and Newport were the solicitors concerned. Northampton Mercury 02 June 1933 FOR SALE or To Let. North Bucks, Milford Leys, Castlethorpe. Compact Modern Farm House, excellent ranges of Buildings and 141 Acres (34 Arable). Well Farmed, good heart, 3/8-mile station, main line. —Particulars, Geo. Wigley and Sons, Land Agents, Bletchley. Northampton Mercury 15 September 1933 AUCTION NOTICES ¾mile from Castlethorpe Station. 3 CART MARES.
And the FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Also Surplus HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, including superior Mahogany Dining Suite.
The Sale will commence with the Furniture at 1.30p.m. Implements at 2 o’clock. For catalogues and further particulars please apply to the Auctioneers, Geo. Wigley and Sons, Bletchley, and at Winslow and Stony Stratford. Northampton Mercury 13 April 1934
THE MALTING FARM, SALE OF 75 ACRES OF GRASS KEEPING. TO LET THE ABOVE BY AUCTION, Northampton Mercury 24 May 1935 By direction Mr. R. J. Mayes.
Situate in the Parish of Hanslope and Castlethorpe, and comprising area about 44 Acres, mainly grass; together with the House and Farm Buildings, as now in the occupation of the Owner, Mr. B. J. Mayes.
Northampton Mercury 21 June 1935
Bidding for Leamington Farm, Castlethorpe, commenced at £l,000 and the property was withdrawn at £2,000. Northampton Mercury 23 August 1935 By direction of J. T. Olney, Esq. SEMI - DETACHED RESIDENCE, entrance, 2 Sitting Rooms, Domestic Office, 3 Bedrooms, Electric Light, Garden. Northampton Mercury 04 October 1935
Meadow View, Castlethorpe, was offered for Mr. Joseph Olney, and withdrawn at £400. Northampton Mercury 21 February 1936
MARCH 24. - At CASTLETHORPE. The LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, by order of Mr, ,W. Hidderley (who is leaving). Northampton Mercury 13 March 1936 THE LODGE FARM. IMPORTANT UNRESERVED 87 HEAD of GRAND CATTLE, A Large Assortment of Have been favoured with instructions from Mr, W. Hidderley (who is leaving) N.B. —The Auctioneers wish to call special attention of Buyers to this Important Sale. Northampton Mercury 27 March 1936 CASTLETHORPE, AUCTION On instructions from Mr. W. Hidderley, Messrs. Merry, Sons and Co. held a successful sale of cattle, sheep, horses, pigs and agricultural implements and machines. The auctioneers were Messrs. T. N. and J. B. Merry. The sale was on Tuesday at the Lodge Farm, Castlethorpe. Three galvanised pig troughs realised £2 7s. 6d., a galvanised sheep dipping bath £2, galvanised sheep rack on wheels £3 15s., platform weighing machine and weights £2 7s. 6d., 5 h.p. petrol engine £2 7s. 6d., a 5 h.p. petrol engine on wheels £9, a root pulper and cleaner £2 10s., a grist mill £11 15s., pig weigher £7 5s., an iron saw bench £4 15s., single furrow plough £2 10s., a one-way balance plough £3 2s. 6d., a 15-row disc drill £13, a mangold and turnip drill £2 16s., a set of three-horse harrows £2 2s. 6d., a set of two-horse harrows £2 5s., a set of tractor drag harrows £6, a Cambridge roll £9 10s., two-cylinder flat roll £6 2s. 6d., an iron horse rake £10 5s., a combined swath and side delivery rake £13 6s., a hay loader £13, a 6ft. binder £4, a mowing machine £5 10s., a broad wheel trolley, £10 10s., an iron arm Scotch cart and gearing £14, a 28ft. elevator £22. a portable steam engine £7, cross-bred Border Leicester and Kerry Hid ewes and lambs up to 70s., grass tegs 38s. 6d. each, a shearling Suffolk ram 43s., dairy cows up to £25 10s., red dairy shorthorn bull £16 10s., home-bred Hereford cross heifers up to £18 2s. 6d., steers up to £19 7s. 6d., bay cart mare (five years) 18gns., bay cart mares (aged) 24gns. each, brown gelding (six years) 9gns., brown mare (six years) 9gns., brown float pony (aged) 11½gns., sow and 11 pigs £10 15s. the lot, sow and nine pigs £12 7s. 6d sow with litter £9 5s., in-pig sow £7, set of cob harness £1 17s. 6d., endless milk cooler and iron stand £5 2s. 6d. Northampton Mercury 17 April 1936
CASTLETHORPE
A man will be provided to attend to the Stock and Fences. Auction Offices Newport Pagnell and Olney. Northampton Mercury 16 April 1937
THE MALTING FARM, The above will be let in handy lots, certain of which may be mown. None of it has been stocked during the winter. Credit will be allowed to the 1st of August, and Shepherd provided on the usual conditions. The Company will please meet the Auctioneer at the Gravel Pits (below Castlethorpe Station) at 5 o’clock. Northampton Mercury 14 April 1939
MALTING FARM, CASTLETHORPE. 145 ACRES OF GRASS KEEPING and MOWING GRASS, In Four Convenient Lots, up to September 29 next. Shepherd provided. N. 8.—60 Acres of the Land may be Mown Once, and the hay taken off. All the lots have a constant water supply. Northampton Mercury 08 September 1939
GOOD PRICES FOR EWES AND LAMBS BLETCHLEY SHEEP FAIR The fourth annual Bletchley sheep, lamb and ram fair took place and there were 3,700 head of stock, an increase of 700 on last year. The international situation did not seriously affect trade. Prices for ewes and lambs were very good, and quality theaves also found sharp demand. The stock, especially the lambs, were of high quality. There were 50 pens of animals in the show section, which was judged by Mr. Corbett-Roper, of Buckingham, and Mr. Jack Sawbridge, of Castlethorpe. Northampton Mercury 22 September 1939
FRIDAY NEXT, at 2 o’clock. MALTING FARM, CASTLETHORPE. A SALE OF Including: 2 Scotch Carts, 2 Wagons, Cambridge Roll for tractor, One-horse Flat Roll, Lewis 3-Row Corn Hoe, 2 Single ditto, Ridging and Double Furrow Ploughs, 12 Hay-holder Castings, Grist Mill, Galvanised Sheep and Iron Pig Troughs, Pulley Wheels, Pedestal Rollerbearing Pulley, Portable Gravel Screen and Elevator, Hen Coops, 150-Egg Thornber and 50-Egg Gloster Incubators, 200 and 100 Chick Phipps’ Brooders, Salting Leads, Milk Utensils, Galvanised Water Piping. 212 HEAD OF POULTRY, Viz.: 100 R.I.R. Cross White Leghorn Pullets, 12 ditto Cockerels, and 100 White Leghorn Pullets, WILL BE HELD BY AUCTION, BY Peirce, Thorpe and Marriott By order of Mr. Ben Whiting. Northampton Mercury 19 September 1941 By Order of the Personal Representatives of the late Major A. L. K. The Property is Built of Stone and Brick, with Slated Roof. Ground Floor: Front Entrance and Large Square Hall; Dining Room, South with French Windows, Tiled Grate and Hearth; Drawing Room, South with Square Bay Window, Tiled Grate and Hearth; Breakfast Room, South, with Grate and Panelled Dado; Kitchen, with Tiled Floor, Range, Boiler and Sink; Dairy and Larders. Two staircases lead to the There is a large Garden well screened by trees, and adjoining a Brick and Slated Garage with concrete floor. Gravelled Yard and a useful range of outbuildings. THE SITE AREA IS Main Drainage. Well Water, Electric Light is available but not installed. Northampton Mercury 09 July 1943
WITH VACANT POSSESSION having an area of 140 ACRES, with compact Farmhouse, 1 Cottage, and convenient Ranges of Farm Buildings, which Messrs. Wigley & Johnson Are instructed by Mrs. A. M. Johnson to Sell by Auction (unless in the meantime sold privately), at the CONSERVATIVE CLUB BLETCHLEY, on WEDNESDAY. JULY 28, 1943, at 5p.m prompt. Northampton Mercury 13 August 1948 HOUSES, Etc. FOR SALE PHELAN Property. Castlethorpe —Att. Detached Old-world Residence with all modern refinements. Four bedrooms. 2 bathrooms, nearly 1 acre —Phelan, Drapery Buildings. Tel. 1905 Northampton Mercury 13 August 1948 Sept 24. At Lincoln Grounds, Castlethorpe. Sale of Live and Dead Farming Stock by order of Mr J. J. Evans, who is leaving. Northampton Mercury 27 August 1948
WITH VACANT POSSESSION. To be Sold by Auction unless previously disposed of subject to Conditions of Sale to then be produced THE LODGE, CASTLETHORPE. Northampton 11 miles, Stony Stratford 4 miles, London 54 miles. On main B.R. line 80 mins. London. Frequent bus and train service to Northampton. Northampton Mercury 29 October 1948
Preliminary Announcement. “THE CORNER HOUSE.” THIS ATTRACTIVE STONEBUILT AND TILED COUNTRY COTTAGE, 2 Reception, Kitchen, 3 Bedrooms, Bathroom, Electric Light and Power, Main Water Supply and Main Drainage. Domestic Boiler Hot Water System, and about 30 Poles of Garden, with Long Road Frontage and Room for Garage. by Auction (unless previously. sold by private treaty) at THE ANGEL HOTEL, BRIDGE STREET. Northampton Mercury 19 November 1948
“THE CORNER HOUSE,” Wolverton 4, Stony Stratford 4, Newport Pagnell 8, Northampton 12, London (fast trains stop at Castlethorpe and Wolverton). ATTRACTIVE STONEBUILT AND TILED COUNTRY COTTAGE, Two Reception Rooms, excellent Kitchen (h. and c.). 3-4 bedrooms, Bathroom (h. and c.) and W.C. Main Services connected: Main drainage. Main water supply. Electric light, and power. Electric cooker Modern domestic hot water system. Heated linen cupboard. Northampton Mercury 19 November 1948
THE “CORNER HOUSE,” Wolverton 4, Stony Stratford 4, Newport Pagnell 8, Northampton 12. THE USEFUL FURNITURE AND EFFECTS Including Mahogany Dining Table, Mahogany Writing Table, Antique oak Dropleaf Table, Oak Tea Trolly, Sideboard, Oak Fireside Chairs, Dining Chairs, Bentwood Chairs, Kitchen Chairs, Staircarpet, “Phillips” All mains Radio, Carpets and Rugs, Crockery, Enamelware. Plated-ware. Bedroom Appointments: 3-piece Bedroom Suite. Oak Panelled Bedstead and others. Oak Dressing Chest and others. Mahogany Wardrobe. Interior Sprung Mattress, and other Useful Effects. Northampton Mercury 26 November 1948
By direction of the Executors of THE CONTENTS OF THE RESIDENCE, comprising: Antique and Modern Furniture. Including a Chippendale Design Mahogany Bookcase. Georgian Mahogany Drum-top Library Table, Bureau, Welsh Oak Dresser, Old English Mahogany Chests of Drawers, Wardrobes and Chairs, a Dutch Carved Walnut Armoire, Oriental Furniture, Bedsteads and Bedding, Carpets. Curtains and Embroideries, Porcelain, Glass, Silver Plate and Objets d’Art. Northampton Mercury 26 November 1948
VACANT POSSESSION CASTLETHORPE, BUCKS. Approximately 2½ miles from Wolverton and 11 miles from Northampton, and within a few minutes the main station of Castlethorpe. THE BRICK BUILT AND A SLATED FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, having the following accommodation; Hall. Dining Room, Drawing Room, Lounge, Kitchen, Pantry, Cellar, 4 Bedrooms, Bathroom, W.C., and 2 Attics HALF-AN-ACRE Electric light, Cess pit drainage which MR. P. C. CAMBELL in conjunction with MESSRS. W. P. GIBBINGS & SON is instructed by the Exors. of Mrs. A. P. Wiglesworth to sell by Auction at THE SWAN HOTEL. NEWPORT PAGNELL. on WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 15, 1948 at 3 o’clock exact time. The Wolverton Express 29 July 1949 Castlethorpe House Sold For £435 Stony Stratford and Castlethorpe properties were sold by auction on Friday 22nd July by Messrs. W. S. Johnson and Co. Wolverton and Bletchley, at the Cock Hotel, Stony Stratford. “Church View”, Castlethorpe, was offered by instructions from Messrs. F. A. and H. H. Bridge, and with vacant possession. It is a detached cottage with two bedrooms, a frontage of 73 feet and depth of 60 feet. Entering the market at £300, bids of £25 and one of £10 took the figure to the purchase price of £435, the buyer being Mr. W. Luck, of Yardley Gobion. Northampton Mercury 04 September 1953
LINCOLN LODGE FARM. LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK 56 SHORTHORN CATTLE including 29 Cows. 11 2-2½-year-old and 4 18-month Heifers, also 12 Calves, Together with the including Allis-Chalmers, Fordson and M.M. Tractors, Goodwood Motor Hoe with Tool-Bar and Attachments, Bamford 5ft. Tractor Mower and others, Albion 13- coulter Corn Drill, Marshall Threshing Drum, M.M. J. 5 Combine. Lister- Blackstone Elevator. 8ft. Cambridge Roll, Albion 7ft. Tractor Binder, Alfa Laval 3-unit Milking Machine and other Milking Equipment. 4 and 2 Wheel Trailers on Rubbers. 200 Gallon Paraffin Tank, etc., etc., which Messrs. GAMBELL & SKINNER have been instructed by T. Thomas. Esq., who is retiring, to Sell by Auction, on THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1953, at 11 am. Northampton Mercury 11 September 1953 BLETCHLEY SHEEP SHOW AND SALE When Messrs. W. S. Johnson and Co., of Bletchley, held their 18th annual sheep fair, 1,300 sheep and lambs were forward. Judging was by Mr. Corbett Roper, of Lenborough, and Mr, Jack Sawbridge, of Castlethorpe. Northampton Mercury 13 August 1954 SEPTEMBER 23rd; NORTHAMPTONSHIRE. Furniture and Effects at “The Stores,” Castlethorpe. NO CATALOGUES. Northampton Mercury 10 September 1954 Re Miss A. Gregory, deceased, and Others. “THE STORES.” comprising : Antique Mahogany Bow-front Chest Commode, Antique Oak Panel Linen Chest, Wardrobe, Dressing Tables, Chests of Drawers, Bedsteads and Bedding, Three-piece Suite, Upholstered Easy and other Chairs, Large Mahogany Sideboard, Mahogany Pembroke Table, Oak Drop-leaf and other Tables, Oak Hall Stand. Chiffonier, Mahogany Tea Caddy, Music Cabinet, Grandfather Clock in oak case, 4-valve Wireless Set, Piano Accordion, Clocks, Books and Pictures, Dinner and Tea Ware, China and Glass, Carpeting, Curtains and Linen. Kitchen Equipment, Ladder. Tools, etc. On View Morning of Sale. No Catalogues. Note:—Items can be included in this sale on application to the Auctioneers:— JACKSON-STOPS & STAFF, as above. |
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