Derby Mercury - 5 October 1797

TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. KIRK,

At the house of Robert Goodall the sign of the Saracen's Head, at Shirley in the County of Derby, on Monday the 23rd day of October next, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, in the following lots, and subject to the conditions then to be produced.

		A.	R.	P.
Lot 1.	A very substantial well built MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, with good and convenient outhouses, and gardens, orchards, and three closes of very rich Meadow or pasture land, called the Croft, the Pingle, and the Wash close, containing about	6	2	20
Lot 2.	Two closes of rich pasture land, called the Broom Close, Mabb Hill close, both adjoining the first lot, containing about	6	0	0
Lot 3.	A close of very rich meadow land, [...] the Little Field, contains about	4	2	0
Lot 4.	A close of rich land, called the Bruselet, containing about	2	0	0
Lot 5.	A close of arable land, called the New Close, containing about	2	1	0
Lot 6.	One land in the upper field, containing about	0	1	16
Lot 7.	Three closes of rich pasture land, called the Shaw Closes, contains about	4	3	13
Lot 8.	A piece or parcel of land, lying in the Nether field, containing about	0	2	4
Lot 9.	A close of rich Meadow land, called Longford meadow, containing about	5	0	0
Lot 10.	The reversion of and in a messuage, dwelling house or tenement, garden, and orchard thereto adjoining, and also of and in two closes of very rich Meadow or pasture land, called the Leys and Ash furlong, containing about	7	0	5

All the above lots are situate at Shirley aforesaid, and are in the possession of Mr. Edward Blake, who will shew the premises. For further particulars apply to Mr. EDMUND EVANS, attorney, Derby.