BecclesStreetsAndBuildings

SALE: To be sold by Auction on Saturday, 24th instant between the hours of two and four at the
King’s Head in Beccles: The estate for life of James Elmy, tanner, a bankrupt, of and in a very
handsome Bricked Messuage, late in his own occupation, with a large & commodious Tan Yard,

convenient offices & outhouses proper for carriages in the said trades, together with a Summer house,
neatly finished & so situated as to command a
SALE: To be let or sold House with glovers’ shop & Fellmonger’s office adjoining, late John Meek

decsd [He died in March 1772]
BUSINESS: Thomas Hart, glazier & house painter (son of Philip Hat, late of Beccles, deceased) has

taken Shop late Meek’s [33 Northgate]
SALE: To be let good house with wash house, stable, garden & very large yard let for business of felt

monger in Bridge Street, late occupied by John Meek, decsd. The land so large and the navigable
river from Bungay running at the bottom of the yard, makes it convenient for almost any brabch of

trade: Enquiries: Mrs Meek, widow or
Robert Simons at Ringsfield Hall.
SALE:- To be sold by auction, Capital substantial well-built freehold brick mansion, situated in

Beccles, Suffolk now in the occupation of John Cooper, Esq, commanding extensive and pleasant
views of the navigation on the River Waveney for many miles, a large walled garden, planted with
the choicest fruit trees, now in full perfection, a fish pond, Boat house and the river at the bottom of

the garden. The house consists of three Parlours, Servants Hall, Housekeeper's room, Butler's room,
China room, Kitchen, Store room, Brewhouse etc. Ten room, six Bedchambers, Dressing room and
garrets, a large handsome six-stalled stable, coach house for three carriages, Hay and corn chambers

over the same, with 2 large yards walled in, fine pasture for a certain number of horses and cows,
with every convenience for a gentleman of Fortune or Capital Merchant and fit for their immediate
reception, the whole being in perfect repair.

Enquires of Samuel Maltwood Creed, Beccles (This will be advertised but twice more)
To be let (Tanning Office) late B. Murrill & Handsome house lately built
Desirable situation in the corn trade in Beccles. House & Staithe yard, extensive granaries, malt

house with 30 comb steep adjoining river. Enquiries Sam Lillistone who wishes to resign the business

SALE: Northgate or Bridge Street, Freehold Estate of Edmund Skipper. Substantial dwelling House,
Cottage in the Yard in three Dwellings, Back House, Granary, Slaughter House, Stable for six
Horses, Hog styes, & all other necessary outbuildings for a butcher in large business.

Mapes & Nobbs inform gentlemen, clergy, yeomanry, tradesman, town & neighbourhood: Dinner at
Assembly Rooms on Thursday 7 July [Thanksgiving Day for the defeat of Napoleon] 10s/6d.

Stewards: JL Farr, B Bence, Nicholas Bacon, T Farr, I Blowers, G Bohun, S Lillistone, W Oswald
[John Mapes was Landlord of the King's Head & Daniel Nobbs of the White Lion]

Bankruptcy hearing against Robert Oswald
To tanners: To be sold or let with immediate possession: A good dwelling house, large Tan Yard and
all necessary outbuildings situate in Beccles, where a considerable trade has been carried on. Apply

to [William] Oswald, Beccles.
SALE: William Lee Pierson, wine spirit, hop & seed merchant. He has declined the business in
favour of Mr James Boyden, who has purchased the stock of choicest wines, spirits, ales London

bitter, hops etc.
To be sold by private contract: The freehold MANSION situate in Northgate Street, Beccles, in the
occupation of Cranston Bacon, Esq, the proprietor, with walled-in garden and greenhouse at the back,

and another walled-in garden containing about an acre of land across the said street in front of the
Mansion, next the River Waveney, well planted with fruit trees. Also about five acres of pastureland
across Ravensmere Street, opposite the back of the Mansion and over which, an extensive view from

the east windows is commanded to Lowestoft and into Norfolk. Also avery valuable assortment of
building materials. Apply Mr Bohun, solicitor.
SALE of FURNITURE by W Buck: Genuine household Furniture of WL Pearson, Brandy Merchant,

Beccles. ALSO a Modern Gig with lamps & cushions complete.
[To be sold at North Cove upon premises of James Boyden. Farming stock.]
[To be sold by Robert Oswald. Premises of James Boyden in Worlingham. Farm goods sale]

Mansion House and premises in the occupation of Cranston Bacon, Esq., the propietor, Northgate
Street, Beccles to be sold by S. Crowe. Also furniture and building materials.

To be sold by public auction by Sam Crowe:
LOT 1: The Mansion & premises in Northgate, with walled-in garden in front, adjoining the River

Waveney, in the occupation of Cranston Bacon, Esq., the proprietor.
LOT 2: The piece of Pasture Land at the back of the above premises containing about five acres,
alsdo in the occupation of Cranston Bacon.

The Estate is freehold with the exception of a few perches of land at one corner of the garden. May be
viewed by applying at the house, and possession at Michaelmas next.
ALSO on the third day of the same month will be sold by auction all the household furniture, bedding

& co of the said Cranston Bacon, and a large assortment of very valuable building materials.
Eligible situation for Timber, Corn or Coal Merchants, Boat Buiulder etc. in Beccles , with
possession at Michaelmas. Sale by George Crowe.

Nine several tenements or cottages with convenient outbuildings and a spacious Staithe or Quay
extending along the River Waveney upwards of fifty feet, most conveniently and eligibly situated for
carrying on trade of a Timber, Corn or Coal Merchant or for a boat builder. All freehold; particulars

from Mr Woodroffe, carpenter or Mr Sharpin.
Eligible situation for a corn or liquor merchant. A messuage in Bridge Street comprising 2 keeping

rooms, a counting room and kitchen on the ground floor, five good bedrooms and two attics;
excellent cellars, back kitchen and other convenient offices. Also capital newly-built two stalled

stable, chaise house and good granary, with a spacious quay by the side of the Waveney and a yard
and garden extending thence to the street.

The prmises are all leasehold and will be sold subject to a lease to Mr Saunders, the present occupier
(three years of which will be unexpired at Michaelmas next) at yearly rent of £30.
Stephen Saunders of Beccles, Spirit and Porter Merchant assigns estates to Robert Chipperfield,

Beccles for benefit of creditors.
R. Oswald to sell furniture and effects.

SALE: Northgate: Dwelling House, outbuildings, 140ft quay; 50 yards of Beccles Bridge, 3 adjoining houses with bake house
& rope maker's shop

SALE: for benefit of creditors. House with granaries, outbuildings, yards,gardens, 140ft quay within
50 yards of Beccles Bridge. Brewing Trade has been & is now carried on by the late proprietor.

Edward Arnold
[Saunders seems to have been trading here since 1820.]
SALE at White Lion: Benefit of Creditors: Edward Arnold:

House now used & converted by Boatbuilder down The Score near Old Market, with Frontage of 80ft
on Waveney.
SALE by W Pettingill: House in Rosemary Lane, Northgate. House with Garden in front in

Rosemary Lane fronting Back Street [Ravensmere] occupied by Mrs Cross.
ALSO House with Garden in front in Rosemary Lane occupied by William Wright.

TO BE LET: In Bridge Street, House with Stables & wash house adjoining River, suitable small
Mercantile man, now in posession of Messrs Charles Hursthouse & Co.

SALE:Brick & Tile Built Dwelling House: 2 sitting rooms, counting house & kitchen on the ground
floor; 5 sleeping rooms, granaries, outbuildings, yard & garden, and Quay next the River Waveney of

about 40ft in extent & within 50 yards of Beccles Bridge, having every convenience for carrying on a
considerable mercantile trade of almost any description. Freehold, in excellent repair in Northgate;
now let on a lease to Mr Hursthouse, a highly respectable tenant, for a term of years expires

Michaelmas 1841 at annual rent of £40.
Land Tax £1-2-0. Free rent To Manor of Beccles 5 1/2d to Rosehall 2d
mortgage at 4 1/2%

[Mr Hursthouse was a Timber Merchant]
SALE: House, Yard & Garden & Quay (140ft) within 50 yards of Beccles Bridge, on lease to Mr
Hursthouse. Sale by Oswald.

SALE: Property of William Oswald, decsd, for sale in Beccles: Dwelling House (Coach House, 2 Stalled stable
etc.) next to that of EP Montagu, Northgate [and other properties]

Sale 7 June 1841 at the King's Head, Late the Estate of Robert Crickmer, decsd.
All that very highly desirable, old established and very valuable mercantile property, most eligibly
situated in Northgate, by the side of the River Waveney, comprising a most extensive and complete

range of capital warehouses and granaries, capable of containing upwards of 500 lasts of corn and
150 chaldrons of coals, with malting offices and two malt kilns attached, in full trade, all most

substantially built and in good repair.
Also a spacious and commodious WHARF or STAITHE extending in width 88 feet by the side of the

River Waveney, and 150 feet in length from the said street, with which it has an entirely open
communication for the conveyance of corn, coals and other merchandize.

Contiguous to the warehouses is a very comfortable DWELLING HOUSE ( the late residence of the
deceased) with a good counting house adjoining.

Also a free PUBLIC HOUSE called the Marquis of Granby, well situated for trade ( the tenant
whereof is under notice to quit at Old Michaelmas next) and a brick and tiled building used as a store
house, together with spacious stabling for horses frequenting the Staithe.

All frehold. Land Tax £2 12 0.
Free Rent to the Manor of Beccles 2s 4d. [This is the property concerned with here]
Free Rent to the Manor of Rosehall 2s 1d

SALE: Oswald to Sell at King’s Head: [Robert Neech, the Elder, bankrupt:]
LOT 1. NORTHGATE [Nos ]: House with Grocer’s Shop & 2 Cottages on West Side of Northgate
near the Bridge occupied by John Rand, grocer, & Robert Mills. Annual Rent £17

LOT 2. NORTHGATE: [Nos 76 & 78] House & Cottage on the East Side opposite Lot 1,
Includes an excellent Dwelling House with neat cottage adjoining. On the east side of Northgate,
opposite Lot 1, with a capital brick-built 4 stable & 2 loose boxes, with a small garden & spacious

back yard, & pump with excellent spring water. Also a brick tiled cottage, situate on the east side of
the yard & fronting the back street leading from the Bridge to the Red Lion Inn; now in several

occupations of Edward Hindes, veterinary surgeon, Charles Allen & Samuel Neech. aggregate rental
£22-10s, Land Tax 13s 6d

SALE: Will be sold by Auction (under a power of Sale) All those substantial Brick & Tile Built
Premises in Northgate & late in occupation of Samuel Emms Atkinson comprising an excellent

Dwelling House containing sitting rooms, kitchen, store room, pantry, cellar, washhouse & 5 airy
sleeping rooms

ALSO a capital Cottage, lately licensed as a Beer House, with two sitting rooms, two bed rooms,

washhouse, pantry and cellar. also
NEWLY ERECTED BREWHOUSE with tun & store rooms, capital 186 gallon copper, beer cooler,
18ft 10 ins long, 11ft 4ins deep & every other convenience.

AND an excellent Malting House adjoining with a twenty-coomb steep, malt kiln & floor complete &
dry malt store room.
ALSO an excellent tiled coal shed for 300 tons, capital Counting House, Gig House & Stable, with

other convenient outbuildings & spacious yard with a quay next the River Waveney of about 140ft in
extent & within 50 yards of Beccles Bridge.
There is also a well of excellent spring water upon the premises about 30ft deep, from which the

water is drawn by a capital force pump, which is nearly new.
The Auctioneer begs most respectfully to invite the attention of Brewers, Maltsters, messuage &
premises Title: Deed of conveyance of 10 October 1842 being the assignees of Charles Crickmay, a

bankrupt to Samuel Emms Atkinson
SALE: near BRIDGE STREET: George Fenn to sell Residence close to Beccles Bridge: Stables,
Coach House, Walled-in Garden etc, now occupied by Mr C Hursthouse & his undertenants.

SALE: Property of John Gooderham:
LOT 1: Two Dwellings: a) New Dwelling, with Plate Glass Shop Window [Northgate 28]

b) Cottage adjoining in occupation of Mr Fryer & others [Northgate 30] Rents; £24 9s
SALE or TO BE LET: House in Rosemary Lane. Owner HJ Kerrison

ADVERTISEMENT: William Vyse, Boot & Shoe Maker, Northgate. Thanks Public for 6 years
support.

SALE: Household Furniture in dwelling house lately occupied by Mrs Feltham.
TO BE SOLD: A very handsome Rowing Boat with Masts, Sails, Oars etc, in excellent trim having
been built in the last two years. Enquiries James Boyden or William Wright, boat builder.

SALE by direction of Executors of late Mr Oswald:
A comfortable FAMILY RESIDENCE pleasantly situated in Northgate, with paved Cortyard & large
Garden, well planted with choice fruit trees & bushes walled all round, a pump of excellent spring

water & conveniently arranged Stable, Gig House & Offices.
The House contains Entrance Hall, Breakfast, Dining & Drawing Rooms, Three Sleeping Rooms,
Three Attics, Kitchen, Store Room, Pantry, Wash-house & Cellars. Annual Outgoings: Land Tax 16s

11d 1/2d.This property is all Freehold, was in the possession of the late proprietor & possession may
be had at Michaelmas.
SALE: Two superior brick built, four roomed, Freehold Dwelling Houses with front garden walled

in. Situate in Northgate, one tenanted by John Mills, the other lately occupied by Mrs J Feltham,
deceased. Estimated Rentals £14.
TO BE LET: Small genteel House in Northgate, apply E Buck, wine merchant.

TO BE LET OR SOLD, Furnished or Unfurnished, with possession at Christmas:
Family Residence in Northgate, consisting of Drawing Room, handsome apartment with bow
windows 29ft 9ins x 19ft 3ins & looks into Pleasure Garden; Dining Room, Study, Kitchen, Butler’s

Room etc., Seven Sleeping Rooms & Three Attics, Vegetable Garden of three quarters of an acre,
with frontage of Ninety yards at River’s side.
A Boat House, Summer House, Stables & Coach House. In the Pleasure House is a well-stacked &

fruitful Vinery & an Orangery. Contiguous is a Meadow containing four acres.
[Montagu left Beccles in 1859, the year his wife died. He died in 1862 at Sandgate, Kent aged 71]
TO BE LET with immediate possession: A commodious House & Shop with Garden in Northgate,

now in the occupation of Thomas Claxton, tailor, who is removing to New Market.
DEATH: On Saturday the 22nd March, suddenly, at her residence at Beccles, in the 72nd year of her
age, Dorothea Louisa, only surviving daughter of the late Rev Roger Freston HOWMAN, formerly

rector of Shipmeadow in this County, and of Hockering in the County of Norfolk.
Death of Miss Howman, a bountiful friend to the poor, aged 71. A special train took her body to
Norwich. Buried in family tomb at Hockering.

ADVERTISEMENT: COWLES ACADEMY: Messrs Cowles & Son. Vacation terminates Monday
21 July. The Classical Department conducted by Mr W Cowles; French by Monsieur Pringee; Mr

Cowles superintends the English Department assisted by competent Masters.
TO BE LET: House with front Shop, parlour, keeping room, kitchen, six sleeping rooms, good cellar

& yard in centre of Nothgate. Apply James Piper
SALE: Household Furniture of Mrs Ferrier

TO BE LET: [Northgate 17] Residence in Northgate, containing Sitting Room, Kitchen, three
Sleeping Rooms, pantry, cellar etc. Now in the occupation of Mrs Pedgrift
TO BE LET: The SCORE: 2 roomy Cottages, in good repaior with use of Wash house, near the Old

Market. Apply SS Jones.
SALE: Property of HS Farr
Two Houses in Northgate occupied by RA King & W Crowfoot

[Reached £310 Reserve £400. Not sold.]
TO BE LET: Owner PC Benns: Two Dwelling Houses in Northgate.
SALE: under Deed of Assignment of Property: Property of Mr James Crisp in Bridge Street

[Northgate?]
DEATH: Mr Richard BURWOOD, senior, whitesmith, aged 75 years.
SALE: An excellent Dwelling House with Boat Builder’s Workshops & large Yard next the River

William Delf, general smith & machinist, Northgate, taken old established business of
Messrs Burwood
TO BE LET: Two Maltings each with 60 coomb steep

ALSO: genteel Residence in Northgate, good Garden, Coach House. Apply Mr Maplestone, Aldeby
SALE or LET: Dwelling & Premises in Northgate in occupation of James Mayhew, coal merchant.
Application to him. [Northgate 5]

Isaiah Copeman taken the premises in Bridge Street [ie Northgate] so many years occupied by Mr
Lay. Best meats on reasonable terms.

TO LET: Spacious Store Room 66ft x 23ft & a Granary 37ft x 23ft. The Buildings are Brick & Tile
& in good repair. Situate alongside the River Waveney with Right of Wharfage. Rent clear of

outgoings £16 pa. Apply William Woodroffe, builder, Beccles.
Isaiah Copeman, butcher, taken premises in Blyburgate, recently occupied by Robert Reeve & for

many years in the occupation of Robert Copeman.
TO BE LET: Old established Stone Mason’s in Northgate. Apply HJ Kerrison
TO BE LET: Two furnished apartments. Apply Mrs Thornton, Northgate

SALE: Property in Jones’s Score, next the River
LOT 1: A most excellent Cottage fronting Northgate in the occupation of James Linder
ALSO three comfortable Cottages occupied by R Linder, Widow Oxborough [No 7] & H Farrow

ALSO: Substantial detached Cottage now in the occupation of Albert Lockwood
LOT 2: Four good Cottages at the West End of Lot 1, in the occupation of John Winsdale [No 5], B
Ward [No 4], John Goffin [No 3], & Thomas Bean [No 2]

LOT 3: Valuable business premises, substantially built brick & slated Dwelling House, large Boat
Builder’s Shop, Stable, with other buildings & offices adjoining, having a good River Frontage. In
the

SALE: LOT 1: Seven convenient Cottages in Meachem’s Yard & with excellent frontage to
Northgate, in the occupation of Widow Smith, S Moore, C Aldous, Widow Barber, Widow Cooper,
W Secker & F Rouse. £160 may remain on mortgage.

occupation of Samuel Wright, Boat Builder.. All in good condition. [No 1]
James Moore, butcher moved from Blyburgate to Northgate, for many years occupied by Mr Lay,
lately by Isaiah Copeman

TO BE LET: Waveney Lodge. Apply James Crisp
Death on 22 Instant [September] at Beccles of Mrs Chalker, relict of late James Chalker, Esq. of
Aldeby, aged 75 years

TO BE LET: Residence of late Mrs Chalker, containing on Ground Floor: Entrance Hall, Dining
Room & Drawing Room leading into Conservatory & Fernery. Housekeeper’s Room & well arranged
& complete domestic offices. On the First Floor: five Bedrooms, 2 Dressing Rooms & water closet.

On the Upper Floor: Servants’ Rooms.
The Outbuildings comprise: 2 Coach Houses, Stable & 2 Lose Boxes, Harness House, Laundry &
Offices.

The Pleasure Grounds are about one acre in extent, in which are Vinery, capital Orchid House, Stove
House, etc.
SALE of Stove & Greenhouse Plants: Up to 1,800 plants in pots, many large Stove Plants, Orange &

Lemon Trees, Fuschias, Geraniums etc. Bedding-out plants & seedlings in boxes & about 300
Strawberry plants in pots.

To BE LET: Residence in Northgate, lately in the occupation of Mrs Chalker, deceased. Apply Mr
Moore.

SALE: Extensive & Vauable Trade Premises (by direction of the Motgagees & under the power of
sale.)

The Dwelling House & extensive trade premises in Northgate now occupied by Mr Edward Buck.
ALSO the comfortable White Brick & Slated Residences in the occupation of Mr Buck & Mr Alfred
Gooding.

These last mentioned Houses are of modern erection & replete with comfort.
The entireproperty is freehold & covers an area of half an acre, havi8ng frontage of 86ft on Northgate
& 76ft on the River Waveney, The business of a wool stapler & wine merchant have been carried on

for many years & there is every advantage of a still more extensive trade.
[Northgate 19 & 21]
TO BE LET: Two comfortable furnished apartments in Northgate. Apply Mr RF Thornton.

SALE: Executors of John Fryer Whitehead: Two comfortably arranged Dwelling Houses in
Northgate with large Yard adjoining, abutting on the River Waveney & where a lucrative trade as a
Stone Mason has been carried on a great number of years. Substantial well built Dwelling House

fronting Northgate, now in the occupation of Charles Nursey - good quay abutting
ALSO a comfortable Dwelling House & Front Shop adjoining, now occupied by Mrs RF Thornton.
Freehold.

East Suffolk Gazette, Tuesday June 8, 1875 AT BECCLES, MR. FENN & MESSRS. H. & S. READ
(jointly concerned) Are favoured with instructions to Sell by Auction, at the LION HOTEL,
BECCLES, on Tuesday, the 29th ofJune, 1875, at Four for Five o’clock in the Afternoon, by

direction of the Trustee of Mr. WILLIAM MOORE’S Estate,
THE following Valuable FREEHOLD PROPERTY-

Lot 11.—A Large and Substantial MANSION, in Northgate Street, formerly occupied by the late
Mrs. Chalker, with Coach-houses, Stables, Harness House, Ornamental Garden and Pleasure

Ground,, in which are Conservatory, Circular Fernery, Peach House, and Cucumber House
[Mr William Moore was manager of the Caxton Press and fraudulently left a debt of £42,000 when

he disappeared from Beccles rather suddenly. He built Douglas Place in the grounds of Northgate
House]
SALE Executors of late William Delf

LOT 1: Mercantile Property on the Waterside in the Old Market Score: comprising Two Substantial
brick built 40 Quarter Maltings with steeps, Working Floors & kilns of the most modern approved
construction, Malt Stores & Barley Chamber of ample extent, open ground & an enclosed Yard

communicating with a Staithe on the River Waveney, now in the occupation Messrs John & Edwin
Crisp, for a term of which three years will be unexpired in September at the low rent of £15 p.a.
Edwin Crisp, for a term of which three years will be unexpired in September at the low rent of £15

p.a.
[Bought in £1340]
LOT 2: Four Cottage Tenements in the Old Market Score let at rents producing £13 - 7s pa.

[withdrawn]
[Bought in £1340]
LOT 2: Four Cottage Tenements in the Old Market Score let at rents producing £13 7s pa.

[withdrawn]
LOT 3: The Stone Cottage with ground in front in Northgate occupied by Mr D Delf at £6 pa
[Purchased By W Delf £120]

Waveney, and eight cottages situate in the Score, near Northgate.
SALE: H & J Read on 28 May
Northgate: [probably No 5] Brick & Tiled Freehold Dwelling House: 2 front sitting rooms, Wash

House & 2 sleeping rooms. Occupied by Henry Goffin
[Withdrawn at £120]
SALE of Beccles Brewery together with 18 Public Houses:

Messrs Masons instructed by surviving Proprietors to sell in London in April
FREEHOLD BREWEY PREMISES situate in Beccles upon the River Waveney and a short distance
from the Railway Station, consisting of Brew House, with malt and hay lofts, working tun rooms,

engine and boilerhouses, stores, stabling, wharf. Containing Wharf, Counting House, two residences,
14 Shops and Cottages; the whole forming a compact site with ample accommodation for increasing
the manufacturing capabilities, together with the 43 quarter plant, very complete and of modern

construction, with powerful machinery and appliances and embracing two Milburn’s Patent
Dessicating Cylinders.

ALSO eight rented public houses, eight freehold situate in Beccles and the adjoining country,
excellent freehold stores at Ipswich and rented stores at Yarmouth.

The trade has been established upwards of 50 years and was formerly carried on under the firm of
Thornton & Co. and approaches 7000 quarters per annum.

The business has been successfully & profitably conducted by the present & late proprietors.
SALE: Freehold properties late Mr John Pedgrift,
LOT 6: Modern Double Residence in Northgate, [Nos 15 & 17] with convenient offices, stable,

coach house, excellent Vinery & well planted Gardens abutting upon the River, now occupied by
Miss Parker & Mr Thomas Hayes, yearly tenants at rents amounting together to £30 10s p.a.
[LOT 6 purchased R Boon £480]

LOT 7: A Thirty-Four & a Quarter Malting adjoining Lot 6, abutting the River Waveney, well
arranged
with Steep, two Working Floors, Kiln, Malt Store & Barley Chamber, adequate for 400 Quarters,

occupied ny Messrs J & E Crisp, yearly tenanta at the Rental of £47 10s.
Lots 6 & 7 are Land Tax Redeemed.
[LOT 7 purchased Mr Saltmarsh £410.]

SALE: Lot 1: Northgate
Substantial Brick & Tiled Residence & Shop in the occupation of William Vyse
SALE: Lot 1: Comfortable Residence in Rosemary Lane occupied by Alfred Darby

BANKRUPTCY of AB WORTHINGTON & Marshall, brewers of Beccles & 141 Commercial
Street, London. Liabilities of £24,000. Assets: a brewery, public houses, plant, stock in trade & other
property in Beccles, besides public-houses at Yarmouth, Ipswich & other places. Debts include:

Horsley & Co £10; E Masters £19; EW Hindes £79; JM Brundell £51, GB Angell £2; NW Pels £10;
N Pells & Son £10; FS Rix £10; Churchwardens £33.

SALE: Brewery House, Northgate; Furniture
SALE: In liquidation: Trustees of Mr James Aldred, baker and confectioner. Household furniture &

baker house fittings.
SALE: BECCLES BREWERY, NORTHGATE: Important and valuable Freehold Business Premises

with comfortable & well-arranged Private Dwelling House, Offices, 12 Workmen’s Houses, Shops &
Cottages, 20 Quarter Steep Malting, with working floors, barley & malt chambers, large range of
convenient buildings and storage room, recently erected. Modern stabling for 10 horses, Blacsmith’s

Shop and spacious Yard, the whole formerly known as the Beccles Brewery. An extensive frontage to
Northgate and Bridge Street, and in the rear bordering upon the navigable River Waveney, with a
wharfage of considerable length.

LOT 3: A Freehold Dwelling House in NORTHGATE [No 5]:, near the Old Market, with fish-house
attached, two stall stable, coach house, and chamber over, let to Mr H Goffin at £13. These premises
have recently had a considerable sum expended upon them, and are suitable for a carter or

postmaster.
SALE: Executors of PC Benns: Lot 1
Residence abutting Northgate & Thurlow’s Yard with garden occupied by H Benns.

The Lord Nelson, beerhouse, adjoining, occupied by Mrs Mary Ann Mills
ALSO 6 substantial Cottages in Thurlow’s Yard occupied by G Grey, Charles Spalding, Mrs Knights,
Thomas Vyse, Steven Cooper, & John Bellward with Yard & Staithe

SALE: Brick & slated Residence & shop with extensive Yard, Warehouse & Workshops now in the
occupation of George Stephenson under lease for 10 years commencing 6 April 1883 at rate of £18-
10s-0d

Brick & Slated Residence adjoining above with Yard, Stables, Cart Shed & other buildings, now in
the occupation of Mrs Anderson, a yearly tenant: Rent £14.
Extensive business premises & frontages both on Northgate & the River Waveney.

SALE: Northgate, Marquis of Granby, adjoining the Staithe, containing Sitting Room, Smoking
Room, Bar, Tap Room, Store Room, Pantry, 2 Excellent cellars & 4 Bedrooms
SALE : Late Mr W Lenny

SUBSTANTIAL RESIDENCE: Entrance Hall, 3 Sitting Rooms, Kitchen, Store Room, good Cellar
& 3 Bedrooms
ALSO

COMFORTABLE SMALL RESIDENCE adjoining: large Sitting Room, Kitchen, Pantry, Store
Room, Cellar, 2 Bedrooms.
ADJOINING are the Mill House with two floors & Brew House

ON THE OPPOSITE SIDE OF THE YARD are substantial brick & tiled Stable, Harness House, Gig
House, Cart Shed & large Granary over.

NEXT the last described building a brick & slate Ten quarter Malt Office approached from
the Old Market, with Barley Chamber for fifty quarters, two working floors, Kiln & Malt Store.

In close proximity to residence and abutting Northgate, valuable piece of Garden Ground tastefully
planted with flowers, well adapted for building.

The Malt Office is in the occupation of Messrs Crisp & Son, the tenancy expires at Michaelmas next.
The rest, with the exception of the small residence, occupied by the Proprietor.
SALE: Northgate, West Side:

Freehold trade premises with Spirit Dealer’s & Retail Licence in occupation of EWT Buck, Wine
Merchant, known as “Waveney Wine & Spirit Stores”
ALSO 2 Brick & Slated Residences adjoining, now in the occupation of Mr Buck with the

Warehouses, Outbuildings & Garden in rear. Nearly half an acre. Frontage of 86ft on Northgate &
76ft on Waveney.
SALE: Remaining Stock of late Edward Buck: 80 dozen wine, 40 gallons Brandy & Rum. 700

dozens of bottles, casks, cases, measures, old Iron etc.
SALE: Northgate: Freehold Property, for many years occupied by Mrs Young, in which a
considerable business is carried on. Substantial Residence & Grocer’s & Corn Chandler’s Shop, with

spacious Warehouse. Granary & Offices in rear.
SALE: Ravensmere & Northgate
Lot 1: Ravensmere: Fully Licencesed Public House: Royal Oak, now tenanted by Messrs Morgan &

Co of Norwich
Lot 2: Northgate: Double Cottage & valuable & productive piece of Garden Occupied by Isaac Amis
[number 42] & Fred Hembling [number 40] [presumably sold to Thomas Woodroffe]

The house & premises known as the Waveney Wine & Spirits Stores for many years
occupied by the late Mr E Buck, are put up for sale by public auction & purchased [Northgate 19 &

REACHED HERE 16 the December 2004
have checked that all entries above are listed in the relevant Newspapers

SALE: Mrs B Young: Freehold: Substantial Residence & Shop with spacious Warehouse, Granary
etc
SALE: Furniture of Mr JA Capon, leaving town

SALE: Substantial brick & tiled freehold Cottage with Garden in front in the occupation of William
Remblants, a quarterly tenant. Rent £6 10s pa
TERRIFIC GALE: The most destructive gale in this country since 4 August 1879, prevailed on

Sunday afternoon. The noise and confusion were most alarming, particularly when the shutters of
several shops were simultaneously carried away by one of the most furious gusts of wind. The
buildings in NORTHGATE suffered more from the gale than any other part of the town, All along

NORTHGATE broken tiles and brick ends strewed the road, covering it entirely in two or three
places. Mr E Masters’ house was almost completely unroofed, and his conservatory was practically
ruined.

SALE: Read Stanford & Gayford to sell property the valuable Freehold Builder’s Premises consisting
of Range of Brick, Boarded and Tiled Workshops, Office, Vinery and

ALSO
a Well-built Brick & Tiled Dwelling House, the whole contained in a spacious Yard, having a

frontage of 111 ft upon the River Waveney, and now in the occupation of Mr TW Woodroffe.
[Withdrawn]
Extensive Malting used as a Fish Washing & Curing House, abutting at the east end upon the road to

the Score, adjoining properties of late Clifford Smith [St Peter’s House], Mrs Rix [11-14 the Score]
& Mr A Gordon [No 10 The Score]
SALE: Brick & tiled DWELLING HOUSE & SHOP No 7 Northgate

No 9: Brick & tiled cottage adjoining in the rear. Yard with back entrance on the SCORE, and
Warehouse with loft over now occupied by Mrs Sillett and Mr George Rand, weekly tenants at £19
10s.

SALE: The SCORE: Cottages for the Trustees of late Mr Delf.
[purchased CC Betts £225]

SALE: Late Nathaniel Pells: Lot 14; NO. 14 NORTHGATE, containing Cellar, Entrance Hall with
Closet, Large Front Sitting Room with Register Stove, Kitchen with Cooking Stove, Pantry and
Closet, Small Covered Way in rear, Large Front and Back Bedrooms with Stoves and Closets, W.C

,and Landing Closet on First Floor; Large Bedroom with Stove, Small Bedroom and Landing Closet
on Second Floor.

Brick and Tiled Coal House, Wash-house with Heater Stove, Iron Pan, Iron Oven and Earthen Sink
with Water laid on, W.C., and Back Yard, now in the occupation of Mrs. Anderson, whose tenancy
expires at Michaclmas next, at the annual Rent of £20.

The adjoining RESIDENCE, No. 16 NORTHGATE, containing Entrance Lobby, Front Sitting Room
with Register Stove, and Two Recess Closets, Kitchen with Cooking Stove, Pantry and Two
Bedrooms, one having Stove, and Large Attic.

Brick and Tiled Washhouse with Heater Stove; Iron Pan and Earthen Sink with Water laid on, W.C.,
Coal house and Back Yard, now in the occupation of Mr. Alfred William Harris, as a quarterly
tenant, at the annual Rent of £8 10s 0d.

SPACIOUS BUILDER’S YARD, in rear of the ahove and extending to Ravensmere, with Entrance
from same,
Tiled and Iron Roofed Builder’s Premises, Two Boarded and Corrogated Iron Roofed Sheds, and

containing Brick and Tiled Counting House with Stove, Range of Brick, Boarded and

Pump and Well of Water, now in the occupation of Mr. H. Catling, at the low Rent of £2, with early
Possession hy arrangement.
OUTGOING :—Land Tax as asseiaed.

The Passage leading into Ravensmere at the rear of these houses is included in this Lot, but subject to
a Right of Way over the same Passage to and from Ravensmere for the owners and occupiers of Lot
15 [19 & 21 Ravensmere] as far as that Lot extends

Sold to AE Mickleburgh £410
SALE: LOT 1: NORTHGATE: Old fashioned red Brick freehold RESIDENCE, MONTAGU

HOUSE with grounds extending to the River, now occupied by Col Lush on lease expiring on Lady
Day next Rent £80.
[withdrawn £1175]
SALE: Executors of John Barmby: Nos 76 & 78 NORTHGATE, frontage of 36ft extending to
RAVENSMERE, Brick & Tile with cement fronts. No 76 in occupation of James Keeble, Rent £6 pa.

No 78 in occupation of Charles Grimmer, rent £10.
Fronting RAVENSMERE a Brick & Tiled COTTAGE; No 43 RAVENSMERE: Fish curers

Premises: Brick & Tile Stable with 2 Loose Boxes, with Shed at end, Coach House with Loft over,
brick & tile FISH CURING HOUSE, cart Lodge, in occupation of Mr RW Balls. Rent £10.
[withdrawn at £475]

SALE: Arthur Hindes: NEAR ROSEMARY LANE: 4 COTTAGES with large & productive
Gardens, abutting on properties of Messrs WH Delf & JF Tracy. In occupation of S Hall, A Hunting,
C Aldred & CE Groom. Rents £28 2s Freehold.

[purchased Mr Wilson £270]
SALE: No 57 NORTHGATE; Freehold DWELLING HOUSE: substantially built of Brick & Tiled,
with valuable frontage of 17ft 9ins, large Front Room, suitable for a Shop, & convenient Yard in rear.

Let to Mrs E Keable, producing £10 pa.
EAST SUFFOLK COUNTY COUNCIL asked to give immediate consideration to traffic conditions
in Northgate, so that through traffic of a heavy character can be diverted

Sale of property of Mrs Aes Green on 8 March, “ARNOLD COTTAGE,” 3, ROSEMARY LANE,
LOT 2.The Attractive Semi-Detached FREEHOLD Brick and Tiled Dwellinghouse having South
aspect, Small Walled-in Garden and containing —Kitchen with Copper and Oven, Pantry, Two

Sitting Rooms each with a Stove, and Two good Bedrooms one having a Stove. Outside small Paved
Yard in which is a Tap of Company’s Water, Coal-house, W.C., and large Brick, Flint and Tiled
Store Shed or Workshop. This is let on a monthly tenancy to Mr. H. G. Holland, a tenant of long

standing, at the aggregate Rental of £14 19s. Od. per annum, the Landlord paying Rates.
OUTGOINGS paid by the Landlord
Parochial Rates, amount paid for the half.year ending 31st March, 1937, £1 I8s. 7d, . Water Rate 2s.

11d. per quarter.
Any Fixtures and Fittings which are the property of the Tenant are excluded from the Sale.