First. The highest bidder to be the buyer, and if any dispute shall arise between two or more bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately put up again and resold. Second.. No person to advance less than 1s.—above five pounds 5s.— and so on in proportion. Third.. The purchasers to give in their names and places of abode, and to pay down £25. per cent, if required, in part of payment of the purchase money. Fourth The lots to be absolutely cleared away, with all faults and errors of description, at the purchaser's expence, without reference to the identity of Subject or Master, within three days after the sale. Fifth. As this auction is made on condition of prompt payment, the remainder of the purchase-money to be absolutely paid on or before the Delivery, in the manner to be arranged. Sixth.. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the money deposited in part of payment shall be forfeited; all lots uncleared within the time aforesaid, shall be re-sold by public or private sale, and the deficiency (if any) attending such re-sale, shall be made good by the defaulter at this sale. Lastly. But should any purchaser or purchasers obtain their lot or lots, and by any neglect or evasion omit paying for the same, such purchaser or purchasers shall pay five per cent. interest on the amount of the said purchase, from the day of sale, until the amount of the said bill shall be discharged, and also all charges for the removal of such lots as may not be cleared within the time aforesaid. Mr. PHILLIPS will be happy to execute any Commission for Gentlemen unable to allend this sale,upon receiving their written instructions, BILLS, to be APPROVED by Mr. PHILLIPS, at three and six months' date, from the day of sale, WITH Interest, will be accepted for two-thirds of the purchase-money. N. B. Mr. PHILLIPS notifies, that arrangements are made to accommodate purchasers, by PACKING and REMOVING their purchases to London, or any part of the kingdom, should it be required. INVITATION TO VISITORS. Immediately on entering the Barrier Gate commences the Carriage Route of the Grounds of FONTHILL ABBEY, which the Public are respectfully requested to follow, and ADHERE to, as it will be found to embrace all the most favourite points of VIEW OF THE ABBEY, THE AMERICAN GARDENS, THE LAKES, and the surrounding Country; and is also the Route especially referred to by Mr. RUTTER, in his work, entitled, "FONTHILL, and its ABBEY DELINEATED.” The Public are also entreated not to cut, or admit of the cutting, of any Trees or Flowers; or to digress from the ROUTE, on which they will be directed at every point. The following is submitted as the best Guide for passing through the whole of the ABBEY, Irons The Eastern Entrance II. The Southern Entrance Hall HII... The Oak and Tapestry Dining Parlour V...Nelson's Turret X. Anti Chamber XI. www.The Eastern Corridor XII. The Gallery Cabinet (return through XI. Eastern Corridor, and X. Anți Chamber, to) The Grand Saloon, or Octagon XVIII. www.The Western Vestibule XIX. The Great Hall XX. www.w (descend upon Lawn, then return through XIX. Great Hall, XVIII. Western Vestibule, XVII. Grand Saloon, to) The Eastern Vestibule (return to XXVII. Northern Passage, and proceed to) XXVII...Northern Passage XXVIII. The Crimson Breakfast Parlour w XXIX. The Porcelain Room XXX...Lobby XXXI. Vestibule of King Edward's Gallery XXXII.King Edward's Gallery XXXIII. The Vaulted Corridor XXXIV. The Sanctuary XXXV. The Oratory, back to XXXIV. Sanctuary, and up XXXVI. Lancaster Turret-to XXXVII.Upper Lancaster Room XXXVIII.The Lancaster State Bed Chamber XXXIX. The Lancaster Anti Room XL. The Lancaster Gallery XLI...The Tribune Room-descend XLII....Lancaster Stair Case-to XLIV. Duchess' Anti Chamber XLV............Dressing Room, XLVI, ...........Passage (return through XLVI. Passage, XLV. Dressing Room, XLIV. Anti Chamber-descend XLII. Stair Case to XXX. Lobby, XVII. Grand Saloon, and proceed to XVIII. Western Vestibule to) The Southern Nunnery The South Eastern Arcade LV.The Eastern Nunnery LVI. The North Western Arcade LVII......The Northern Nunnery LIX. (pass through L. North Western Arcade, to XLIX. LVIII. Platform of the Great Stair Case Tower (descend LIX. Central Tower, LVIII. Platform, ...Western Cloisters LXIII. Fountain Court www. LXXII. www (crossing LXX. Lobby, LXIX. Gothic Cabinet, and LXVIII. Lobby, to)— Western Yellow Drawing Room LXXIII. Eastern Ditto LXXIV.St. Michael's Gallery, to (GRAND SALOON OR OCTAGON, AND REPOSE.) |