Particulars of the manors of Ilminster and Dillington, White Lackington and Atherstone in the county of Somerset, with court leet and court baron; a capital stone mansion, called Dillington House, with all necessary attached and detached offices, pleasure-grounds, plantations, fish-ponds, and walled gardens, situate in a beautiful paddock or park, containing about seventy acres of remarkably fine land, with rich meadows adjoining. Of several capital freehold farms, meadows, mills, houses, and lands; and the tolls of fairs and markets in Ilminster; let at rack rents to very responsible tenants, mostly at will: and of several estates, granted out on leases for lives; also of the advowson of the vicarage of Ilminster; a valuable church lease of the great tithes of the townships of Ilminster and Dillington; a small leashold estate, held under the Earl of Egremont; and a moiety of the manor courts for the hundreds of bulstone and abdick, with very extensive common rights on a piece of rich land, called winterhay green, and on the forest of Neroch.