The Wakefield Estate Sale
To sell by Auction
At the Masonic Hall, Princess Street, Northampton
on
Saturday, December the 4th. 1920
Commencing at twelve Noon precisely
Peirce and Thorpe
Blakesley
LOT 121
(Coloured PINK on Plan No. 11.)
Seawell Wood a well known Fox Covert, covering 62a. 3r. 16p. in the parishes of Blakesley and Maidford, containing some thriving Oak of first rate quality, 48 Ash and 101 Larch.
Many of the Oak and Larch are ripe for felling, running up to 100 cubic feet and 90 cubic feet respectively.
| Outgoings :- |
(As paid last year) |
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Tithe to the Vicar of Blakesley |
£3 17s 7d
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Tithe to the Vicar of Maidford |
£1 2s 3d
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Land Tax (Blakesley) |
£1 11s 2d
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Do. (Maidford) |
4s 6d
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£6 15s 6d
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This Lot has a right of passage to and from the public road over Seawell Farm, with or without carts, wagon, lorries, motors, engines and other vehicles laden or unladen, along the line and between the lines marked X, Y, Z, A, B, C, D, E, F and G on plan, the width of right of way (except where the now existing physical width of the present baulk exceeds that width) not exceeding 20 feet from the stools of the adjoining fence. |
