Tag: Pinsent & Co (law firm)

By Direction of an Executrix: Important Central Freehold Property in Birmingham and undivided shares in various sums of money: Messrs. Thomas & Bettridge are instructed to sell by auction on Tuesday next, November 26^th, at 6.30 at the Grant Hotel, Birmingham, subject to conditions of sale incorporation the common form conditions of the Birmingham Law Society to the following investments: Lot 1, The valuable freehold property. No. 6 Snow Hill, Birmingham, close to Bull Street and Colmore Row… Lot 2, A one-fifth share in an undivided residuary estate … Lot 3, An interest in another one-fifth of the above undivided residuary estates … For further particulars and to inspect plan of the freehold property apply to Messrs. Smith Pinsent and Co., solicitors … 

[see also Birmingham Daily Post: Tuesday 26^th November 1895]

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A highly valuable freehold property, the sand pits, Moseley, in the parish of Darlaston, Staffordshire: Thomas J. Barnett & Son invite the attention of investors, speculators, brick-makers and others to the sale of this valuable freehold estate to take place at the Auction Mart, 25 Darlington Street, Wolverhampton, on Wednesday evening next, October 30^th, at Seven o’clock prompt time, subject to conditions of sale …  For plans and further particulars, apply to Messrs. Smith, Pinsent and Co., Solicitors, Waterloo Street, Birmingham. 

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At the Mart, on Friday Oct. 25 at two: No. 23, Park Road, Havestock Hill, with possession: Pleasantly situated semi-detached 12 roomed residence with good gardens, rental value £5 per annum. Lease 65 years at £12. For sale by auction by Messrs. Dolman and Pearce, as above, Solicitors, Messrs. Smith, Pinsent, and Co., 39, Waterloo Street, Birmingham, Auctioneer’s Office, 62, Havestock Hill, N.W.

[see also London Standard: Saturday 12^th October 1895]

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The Robberies in the Cycle Trade: Following the arrest of the two men, Gays, and Hutchens, who were on Thursday remanded charged with stealing a large quantify of cycle parts and fittings belonging to Messrs. Alldays and Onions, the police have made further investigations leading to the apprehension of two other cycle workers …  (description of case) … On the application of Mr. Freeman, Smith, Pinsent, and Co., who appeared for the prosecution, Stokes and Walters were remanded until Wednesday next, when Gays and Hutchen will also be placed in the dock.

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The Crown Ironworks: Rolfe Street, Smethwick: Unreserved sale of the whole of the loose plant, tools, stores, office furniture and other effects including about 70 tons rolls, 40 tons castings (various) … (Sale) By Mr. Thomas Howell, upon the premises as above, on Monday and Tuesday October 7 and 8: Sale to commence each morning at eleven o’clock. Catalogues may be had of Messrs. Smith, Pinsent and Co., Solicitors …

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Another Henley Week: A great part of the time of the meeting was devoted to matters connected with Henley in Arden. The Clerk submitted three letters from Messrs. Smith, Pinsent & Co., Dr. Agar’s solicitors, who were ordered to be written to at the last meeting for an extension to the time for the Authority, from June to December. … .

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Henley Matters: A long discussion took place on various matters connected with the schemes at Henley in Arden. The Clerk read a letter from Smith, Pinsent, and Co., with reference to the clause in Dr. Agar’s agreement with the Authority, under which the latter are liable to a payment of £200 a year, to be reduced to £80 on the completion of certain works at Henley. The Clerk had been instructed to write and ask for this clause to be removed, but in reply, Messrs. Smith Pinsent, and Co., pointed out that it was not suggested that the terms on which the alteration was to be made had been fulfilled. As it was necessary for Dr. Agar to be protected, they thought the clause might as well stand. …

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Sale by Auction by Mr. Thomas Howell: Important Sale of Freehold Properties:  … (continues) … Upper Stone Street, Oldbury: Lot 3, All those four compact freehold dwelling houses, with outbuildings and neat Gardens, Nos. 8, 10, 12 and 14, Upper stone Street, Oldbury, tenanted by Messrs. Taylor, Thomas, and Gallagher and producing a rental of L. 42 18s per annum. …. … For further particulars as to … Lots 3 and 4, to Messrs. Smith Pinsent and Co., solicitors, Waterloo Street, Birmingham … (continues) …

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