| Description | 1. House with farm yard, farm buildings, orchard and garden, in Alconbury. 2. Cottage with barn and garden, occupied by John Foster, senior. 3. Cottage with bard and additional newly erected barns and garden occupied by David Warboys and John Foster senior, situated in Alconbury. 4. Public House known as 'Potters Arms', Alconbury next Church Street, with outbuildings and 1a2r12p pasture land, occupied by Mr George Henson. 5. Half an acre of pasture land in Alconbury fronting the Great North Road and occupied by Mr George Henson. 6. House with Grocers and General Shop in Alconbury, occupied by Mr George Barnard, also four cottages occupied by R. Cade junior, G.Barnard, J.Adams, and Frederick Sharp; also yard, stabling, barns and shoemaker's shop, garden. 7. Inn in Alconbury, known as 'White Horse', with gardens and outbuildings. 8. Cottage in High Street, Alconbury occupied by Charles Albion with further cottage occupied by Henry Dewm both with barns. 9. Eleven cottages in Alconbury with gardens, yards and barns, occuoied by S,Worley, F.Briggs, Samuel East, William Mace, Hannah Northill, William Mace, Henry Splevings, H. Briggs, William Briggs and 2 unoccupied. 10. Four cottages in Furmenty Lane, Alconbury with barns and outbuildings, occupied by Thomas Brawnm Thomas Smith, and two unoccupied. 11. Two cottages in Alconbury with barns, occupied by Mr Northill and William Smith. 12. Cottage in Alconbury. At the same auction-Large yard with range of buildings, comprising brewhouse, stables, workshops etc with garden and orchard; also further cottage occupied by James Splevins and others adjoining the 'White Hart'. |