Brogden, Thomas John Nathaniel

Peremptory sale. Branston, near Lincoln. To millers & bakers. To be sold by auction by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, at the house of Mr. Parker, the Plough Inn, in Branston, aforesaid, on Tuesday, 24th Oct. inst. : at six o'clock in the evening precisely, subject to such conditions of sale, as will be then and there produced, a wind corn mill now in full work, situate in Branston aforesaid by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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No. 40, Silver-Street, Lincoln. To be sold by auction by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, on the premises no. 40, Silver-Street, lately occupied by Mrs. Wood, (who has given up housekeeping,) on Monday, the 16th of October, 1848, the very valuable household furniture, linen, glass, &c. ... The sale to commence at eleven o'clock by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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I, the undersigned Richard Mason, clerk to the commissioners, acting under ... "An act for paving, lighting, watching, and improving the city of Lincoln ..." do give you notice, that the said commissioners, at a meeting held at the Guildhall, on the ninth day of September instant, made and passed an order in the words, or to the effect following, that is to say ; "Ordered, that the posts and rails, on the north, and north west side of Silver-street ... be taken up and removed at the expence of the commissioners, after the expiration of twenty days notice ... such posts, and rails, having become useless, and being an obstruction to passengers."( Book )

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Unreserved sale. To be sold by auction by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, on the premises in the High-Street, Lincoln, (opposite the Butter-house,) lately in the occupation of Mrs. Asher, deceased, on Wednesday, November the 8th, 1848, all the valuable household furniture, linen, glass, china, &c. ... The sale to commence at eleven o'clock by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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New-Road, Lincoln. To be sold by auction, by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, on the premises on the New-Road, opposite the City Gaol, occupied by Mrs. Yeadon, (who is leaving Lincoln,) on Wednesday, November the 22nd, 1848 : the following valuable household furniture and other effects ... The sale to commence at eleven o'clock by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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Sudbrooke near Lincoln. To be sold by auction, by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, on the premises occupied by the Rev. G.D. Kent, jun., at Sudbrooke, near Lincoln, on Thursday, July the 6th, 1848, a quantity of useful household furniture ... Also a small library of books, and several hives of bees. Sale to commence at two o'clock exactly. by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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A catalogue of 8 logs of Spanish, Cuba, and Honduras mahogany, of very superior quality, including two fine table logs, uncleared by Emerson, to be sold by auction, by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, without reserve, on Monday, November 20th, 1848, at one o'clock, at Mr. Burton's paddock, Newland, Lincoln by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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Contractors, excavators, & others. To be sold by auction, by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, on Saturday the 3rd June, 1848, in a garden on the Nettleham Road, (adjoining the grounds of Messrs. Kealey and White, gardeners), and in the occupation of Mr. J.S. Padley, 50 wheelbarrows. Twenty eight of the above wheelbarrows, have iron wheels, and the remainder are of strong wood. The sale will commence at six o'clock by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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Skellingthorpe wood sale. To be sold by auction, by Mr. T.J.N. Brogden, on Tuesday, the 21st of November, 1848, the gad wood on twenty acres of land, in the Old Wood, & three acres in the Decoy Holt, comprising some very excellent oak trees, ash, birch and other poles and underwood : also about 50 oak timber trees, marked & numbered in the Old Wood, near the last sale, & other places by Thomas John Nathaniel Brogden( Book )

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