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846 SMA TRADES. [LINCOLNSHIRE. SMA.LLH()LDERS continued. Clark Wm. Holbooch bank, Holbea.ch Dales James, Hill Dyke, Boston Brumby John Wm. Broughton, Brigg Clarke Bob, Tealby, Lincoln Dalton John, North Owersby, Lincoln. Brumfield Samuel, Boston west,'Bostn Clarke Frederick, Green Drove, Tydd Dams David J. Gedney Hill, Wisbech Brnmpton J. Sth. Willingham, Lincln St. ·Mary, Wisbech Dance Mrs. Elizabeth, Dyke, Bourne Brnmpton Joseph; Ludborough,North Clarke George, Broughton, Brigg Davidson Thomas, Authorpe row, 'I'boresby Clarke Thomas, North Kyme, Lincoln Hogsthorpe, Alford 1humpton W. South Willingham, Lncln Clarricoates A. Nth. Ranceby,Grnthtn Darley J. Deeping High bank,Spaldng Buffham Rt. Saracen's Head, Holbch Clay C. J. U. Bottesford, Doncaster Daubney Ueo. Belchford, Horncastle Bullivent Mrs. Emma, Mablethorpe Clayton George,Welton-in-the-Marsh, Dauhney William, South Kyme, Lncln St.. Mary · Burgh · Daughton Thomas, Spalding road, .Burdall Frederick, Algarkirk, Boston Clift Harry, Hogsthorpe, Alford Sutterton, Boston Burkitt Thomas, Asterby, Louth Clift Robert, Sloothby, Alford Davey George, Midville, Boston Burman George, Cowbridge, Frith- Clough Samuel, Yarborough, Louth Davey George, North Somercotes ville, Boston . Clough .1Villiam, Common, Crow land, Davison Thomas; Huttoft, Alford Burman Samuel, Tothill, Alford Peterborough Davy George, Stickford, Boston Burnett John, Swaby, Alford Coaten Ernestj Horsegate, Deeping Dawson G.B.Sutton St.James, Wisbch .Burnett Martin Borrows, Hemingby, St. James, Peterborough Dawson John, Wrangle, Boston Horncastle Coates Fredk. Whaplode, Holbeach Dawson J oseph, Wood Enderby,Boston Burnett William, Swaby, .!lford Cocks William, Donington, Spalding Dawson Robt. Mareharn-Ie-Fen,Boston Burrell Charles, Bardney, Lincoln Codd Henry, North Owersby, Lincoln Day Harry, Holbeach Drove, Wisbech Burre1I Geo. Blyton, Gainsborough Codd Henry, Wellingore, Lincoln Delaney John Henry... Orby, Burgh Burrell "Miss M.· Wyberton, Boston Codcl- I. Middle Rasen, ::Market Rasen Desforges Edwin, Coningsby, Lincoln Burrell Robert, Bardney, Lincoln Codd- 8amuel, Brackenborough road, Desforges T. North Owersby, Lincoln Burrell Robinson, Stixwould, Lincoln Louth Dickenson W. South Owersby, Lincln Burrows Richard, Walcot Fen, Bil- Codd Thomas, Faldingworth, Li.ncoln Dickinson .Albert, Westhorpe,Spa.lding linghay, Lincoln Codd Williarn, Field View villa, Dickinson Charles William, Lucas- Burrow!l! Robert, Dorrington, Lincoln Mablethorpe St. • Mary gate, Leverton, Boston llurton Charles,South Kelsey, Lincoln Cole Fred H. Spridlin~ton, Lincoln Dickinson George, Scothern, Lincoln Butler Hy. King, Old Leake, J3oston Coleman George, Frithville, Boston Dickinson Henry, Midville, Boston "Butters Henry, Brinkhill, Alford Coleman Thos. St. John's, Holbeach Digby William, Benington, Boston Butters Henry, jun. Tealby, Lincoln Collin Hy. West Ashby, Horncastle Dixon H. South Cockerington, Louth Button Charles, "Hainton, Lincoln Collingwood Saml. Howsham, Lincoln Dobbs George, Yarborough, Louth Button Joseph, Skidbrook, North Collins Edward, Church end, Lever- Dobbs John William, Saltfleetby All Somercotes ton, B'lston • Samts,• Louth Button Joseph, jun. Skidbrook,Lout4 Cook Charles P. Cumberworth, Alford Doe Edwa'"d, Grainthorpe Caban Thomas, Fleet, Holbeach Cook John Thos. Old Leake, Boston Doe Wm. Saltfieetby St. Peter, Louth Cade W. Chapel St. Leonards, Alford Cook John Thomas, Outgate, Lever- Dolby G. Skidbrook, Nth. Somercotes Calthorpe C. Kirkby-on-Bain, Lincoln ton, Boston Doubleda.y John Henry, Brandon, Cammack Miss Susan,Levertorr,Bostn Cook Joseph, Cumberworth, Alford Hough-on-the-Hill, Grantham Capes John, Chesboulla. Risegt.Spldng Cook Ralph, Eagle, Lincoln Dove Goorge, Sutterton, iBoston • Carr- John, Washway, Holbeach Cook T . .-Highgate, Leverton, Boston Dowse Herbert, Billinghay, Lincoln j}arratt Thomas, llilsby, Alford Cooke Waiter, Eastville; iBoston Dowse T. West end,Benington, iBostn Carritt John Edwin, WoodbinB house, Cooling Fred, Legs'by, Lincoln Drage John William, Central Wing- Mablethorpe St. Mary Cooper George Henry, Seas End, land, Sutton Bridge, Wisbech Carrott Arthur, Thorpe St. Peter, Moulton, Spalding Draper E. Fen, Gosberton, Spalding Wainfleet Cooper R. Whaplode drove, Wisbech Draper Jabez, Westhorpe, Spalding Carter -, Greetham, Horncastle Cooper Robert, Gedney Hill, Wisbe~h Drnry William, Ashby, Don~aster Carter John, Owmby, Lincoln Coote John Francis, Chapel St. Duddles E.West Rasen, Market Rasen Carter John Edwd. Bilsby, Alford Leonards, Alford Duddles John,West Rasen, Mrkt.Rasen Cart.er Robert, Stainton-by-La.ng. Coote Joseph, Fen, Halton Holgate, Duke J. Middle Rasen, Market Rasen worth, Lincoln Spilsby Dunham Chas. Thoresthorpe, Alford Castle ~illiam, Whaplode, Hol?e!l.ch Cmdey .T. W. South Willir;gham, Ln~ln fEarl Amos, Whaplode Drove,Wisbech Castledme Stephen, Ingham, Lmcoln Cordley Amos, Weston Hills, Spaldmg East Charles, Legsby, Lincoln Cecil Thomas., Kirton end, .Boston Cornwell John, Broadway, Crowland, East George, Bicker, Boston Chamberlain B.Fen, 13illinghay,Lincln Peterborough Eley George, Sibsey, Boston Chambers Frederick, Raithby, Louth Costal! George, Walcot Fen, Billing- Elkington Thomas, Wigtoft, Boston Chambers Joseph, Thurlby, Bourne hay, Lincoln Ellerby Frederick, Grimoldby, Louth Chapman Brough, Wrangle, Boston Cottingham Wm. Wickenby, Lincoln Ellerby Joseph, East Keal, Spilsby Chapman David, Gipsy Bridge,Boston Cuupland Arthur, Tongue End, Pode Ellerby Joseph, West Keal, Spilsby Chapman George,jun. Fotherby,Louth Hole, Spalding Elmhirst John, North Willingham, Chapman H. Marsh la. Fleet, Holbch Coupland Charles, Wrangle, Boston Market Rasen Chapman Mrs.L.Nth. Owersby,Lincln Coupland W.Potter Hanworth,Lincoln Elvin Henry, Theddlethorpe All Saints, Chapman Thomas, Deeping High Courts Geo. Holbeach Fen, Holbeach Louth bank, Spalding Cox Edward, Stainfield, Bourne Elvin Wm. Harneringham, Horncastle Charlton Henry K. Deeping St.Nicho- Cox George, Deeping St. Nicholas, Ely B. R. East Fen, Stickford, Bostn las, Spalding Spalding Emms Wm. St. Mark's, Holbeach Charlton W. W. Holbeach Fen,Holbch Cox George, Holl>e'<lch bank, Holbch English George, Eastville, Boston Oheals David, Mumby, Alford Crampton John, Dccping High bank, English H. D. Lan"griville, Boston Cheeseman George F.Spring cottage, Spalding English William, Harrington, Spilsby Salmonby, Horncastle Cran Matthew, Hundleby, Spilsby Epton Enoch, Saltfieet'by St. Peter, Cherrington Mrs. Alice, South !!tree\, Crawford J.Sea end, Benington,Bostn Louth Crowland, Peterborough Crawford James, Rattan row, Bening- Epton J. Crawcroft-la-Huttoft, Alford Cherrington Frederick, Peterborough ton, Boston Epton Saml. Halton Holgate, Spilsby road, Crowland, Peterborough Creasey John Bobert. Walcot, LincolR Everitt H. South street., Crowland, Cberrmgton Henry, South st. Crow- Crisp Charles, South Kelsey, Lincoln Pe~erborough land, Peterborough Croft Charles, Yarborough, Louth Evison George, Fishtoft drove, Frith- Cherrington Stephen, North street, Croft J. H. Holbeach drove, Wisbech ville, Boston Crowland, Peterborough Ctoft Mrs. L. Sth.Somercotes, Louth Evre John H. Central Wingfield, OhPsman Thos. W. Snarford, Lincoln Croft Robert, Broughton, Brigg ·sutton Bridge, Wisbech Chester Walter, Hog-sthorpe, Alford Craot Misses, S_utton Bridge, Wisbech Fanthorpe John, Lynwode, M~t.Rasen Clapham Edwin, MidvilltJ, J3oston Cross Alfred, S1bsey, Boston . Farr John Wm .. Dogdy~e, Lmcoln Olark F. Wargate,Gosberton,Spaldin~ Crosstuck R.W. Decoy farm,Spaldmg Farrow John, G1psy Bndge, Boston Cl ark Frank, -Fen, Billing hay, Lincoln Crow J ohn,South Cockerington,Louth Faulkner Charles, W eston, Spalding Clark George, Eaudyke road, Quad- Crown Wm. Cumberworth, Alford Faulkner Isaac,Holbeach Fen, Holbch ring, Spalding Crowston Herbert, Roxby, Doncaster Fawcett Isaac, Asserby, Alford Clark George, Huttoft, Alford Crowther Herbert, Grainthorpe Featherstone John, Wyberton ro!l.d, Clark H. Saltfleetby A.ll Saints,Lonth Crunkhorn Mark, Sutterton, Boston Wyberton, Boston Cl ark John, Cumberworth, Alford Cundy A. S. Whaplode, Holbeach Fidler Samuel, Wigtoft, Boston Cla.rk John, Wrangle, Boston Curt W. 19- Alexandra ter. Sleaford Fine!! Edwa.rd, Drove End, Holbeach Clark J onas, Wrangle, Boston Curti!! Ernest, Coningsby, Lincol-rr. Fines Harry, Central Wingland, Sut- Clark S. Saltfleetby St. PPter, Loutl Cusworth G.W. North Kelsey,Lincoln ton Bridge, Wisbech Clark W. Eaudyke, Quadring,Spaldng Dale George Wm. Oseby, Gra.ntham Firth Chas. Sth. Willingham, Lincoln .
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    SPALDING AGRICULTURAL: 01775 765536 www.longstaff.com By Direction of the Tingle Family FOR SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY AS A WHOLE OR IN 2 LOTS Rosemary Cottage Farm, Hurdletree Bank, Holbeach Fen, Spalding, Lincolnshire PE12 8QQ FOR SALE : Freehold with Vacant Possession after Harvest Small Residential Farm with Very Attractive Chalet Style House, Farm Building, Yard, Easy Grass and 2 Arable Fields Total Area: 26.275 Acres (10.63 Hectares) Rosemary Cottage is Subject to an Agricultural Habitation Clause Quiet Rural Location to the South of Holbeach An Unusual Opportunity to Acquire a Small Residential Farm LOCATION Rosemary Cottage Farm is situated in the main to the south of Hurdletree Bank as per the location plan included in these Particulars. One field with the copse is located opposite and to the north of Hurdletree Bank. The property is within easy travelling distance of nearby market towns and centres including Holbeach (3½ miles), Spalding (10½ miles), Long Sutton (6½ miles), Wisbech (12½ miles) and the nearby expansion City of Peterborough to the south west (21½ miles). The property occupies a quiet rural location having been developed by the Late Mr and Mrs Peter Tingle in the early 1990s. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The property offers extensive accommodation and comprises as follows: LOT 1: Rosemary Cottage: A detached and extensive chalet style bungalow built in 1991 with very well established and tended gardens and surrounds, totalling 1.482 Acres (0.599 Hectares). Farm Buildings and Yard: 0.763 Acres (0.308 Hectares) The Main South Field: 16.80 Acres (6.798 Hectares) TOTAL: 19.045 Acres (7.70 Hectares) __________________________________________________________________________ LOT 2: The North Field (with Copse): 7.23 Acres (2.925 Hectares) TOTAL: 26.275 Acres (10.63 Hectares) The field areas are provided for indicative purposes only and are subject to detailed survey.