A SELECTION OF 21 DEEDS RELATING TO LONDON,
BOTH TO THE CITY OF LONDON
AND THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.

LINCOLNS INN FIELDS = 1661, 1680,

LONDON, City of = 1386, 1561, 1594, 1782,

MILE END = 1833

ST ALPHAGE parish = 17^th CENTURY

ST ANDREW HOLBORN parish<= span style=3D'mso-tab-count:1'> = 1779,

ST ANNE LIMEHOUSE parish<= span style=3D'mso-tab-count:1'> = 1788, 1841, 1871, 1874

ST DUNSTANS parish = 1829

ST ETHELBURGH parish = 1732

ST GABRIEL parish in Fenc= hurch Street = 1850

ST GEORGE parish = 1878

ST GILES parish = 1680

ST MARY LE BONE parish = 1763

ST SEPULCHRE parish = 1825

UNIDENTIFIED = 1865

LINCOLNS INN FIELDS

LEASE = 1661

Indenture dated 13^th= August 1661 BETWEEN Thomas Gorst of London, gentleman, of the one part and Edward Heron of the parish of St = Giles in the fields, carpenter, in the county of Middlesex, of the other part... WITNESSETH that the said Thomas Gorst for and in consideration of £25... paid to him by Edward Heron.... as also in consideration of the yearly rents and covenants et= c.... HATH demised, granted and to farm letten unto the said Edward Heron... ALL that messuage or tenement with the appurtenances situated = in the way or passage leading from the arch or gate in pursefield, otherwise known= by the name of Duke Street, it bei= ng the corner house leading to certain stables and coach houses lying in the paris= h of St Giles in the Fields.... and now in the occupation of the said Edward Heron, together with the y= ard belonging to the said messuage (as it is closed= with a brick wall and the use of the pump thereto belonging)... and likewise the said Thomas G= orst has by these presents demised and to farm letten one other small piece of ground adjoining to the way or passage leading from Duke Street to certain coach house= s and gardens there containing in length from east to west 34 feet of assize, and= in breadth at the east end 1 foot of assize or thereabouts, and in breadth at = the west end 16 feet of assize, and abutteth north = upon the brick wall, enclosing the gardens of Richard Parr and John Goodwine south, upon a way leading from Duke= Street to the said gardens east, upon or towards the yards belonging to the before demised premises, and west upon a little alley set out for a passage from Richard Parr’s garden unto the said way leading from Duke Street aforesaid.... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD... from the feast= day of the Nativity of St John the Baptist last for the term of 21 years....YIE= LDING AND PAYING yearly the rent of £26.....

Signed: Edward Heron, E H his mark.

A tag is attached but the= seal is lacking.

The witnesses are named o= n the dorse. They are: William Haverfeild, Stanislaves Bowes, Gelly Meyrick<= /b>, scribe, Nathaniel Barnard.

LINOLNS INN FIELDS                                                 =                          1680

LEASE FOR A TERM OF LIVES=                                                  =

Indenture dated 9^{th<=
/sup>
November 13 Charles II (1680) BETWEEN Elizabeth
Southerton of the parish of St Martin in the
Fields, in the county of Middlesex, widow, one of the daughters of Anne Gorst,
late of the said parish, widow, deceased, of the one part, and William Hall of the said parish, =
cordwainer, and Elizabeth
his wife, sole daughters of the said Elizabeth
Southerton, of the other part.... WITNESSET=
H that
for and in consideration of 5/-.... she the sai=
d Elizabeth HATH bargained and sold=
....
unto the said William and Elizabeth all that the undivided =
1/3
part of her the said Elizabeth Southerton, the whole in =
three
equal parts divided.... of and in all those 4 messuage=
s,
tenements, grounds lying in Parse
alias Lincolns Inn Fields, in a place there called Duke Street, in the parish of St G=
iles
in the Fields.... now or late in t=
he several
possessions or occupations of Jame=
s Baubor, =
Margaret
Richardson, widow, Samuel Spik=
e
and Robert Fletcher.... and in=
all
those 2 pieces of ground enclosed with brick walls.... in the possession of=
Richard Bishopp<=
/span>....
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD.... for the term of their lives and
thereafter to the heirs of their body lawfully begotten.}

Signed: Elizabeth Southerton

The witnesses are named o= n the dorse. They are:   <= /span>Edward Miles, Edmund Whitehead, Harvey Bensone.

CITY OF LONDON                                                 =                              1386

LETTERS CLOSE                                                 =

Know all by these present= s that I Thomas Dowle<= /span> of London, Brewster, have received this day from Lady Joan de Ferous lady Groby 9/6 in full payment of all debts.... due to me = and by the same owed in the principal manner up to this date by the hands of Robert Esyngwald= , which 9/6 my brother paid to the said Lady Joan her heirs and executors... = I appose my seal.

The seal is lacking.

Dated at London 24^th= June 10 Richard II (1386)

On the dorse is written: addressed to Thomas Dowle of London.

LONDON                                                                        =                     1561

BOND UNDER STATUTE STAPLE=

John Rowbothome of London, haberdas= her, on of the children of William Rowbothome the elder, one of the natural so= ns of Dorothy Tatton of London, widow, deceased.... WHEREAS William Rowbothome the younger of Upminster in the county= of Essex, gentleman, by a recognisance on the nature of Statute Staple dated 2= 8^th August 3 Elizabeth....before Sir John Allott, knight, mayor of t= he staple at Westminster and William Fleetwood, sergeant at law and recorder of the city of London, acknowle= dged himself bound in the sum of £1000 unto the master and brethren and sisters = of the gild and fraternity of the honour of the blessed Mary the virgin of---- (the remainder of this deed is lacking)

LONDON                                                                        =                     1594

BOND

Oblig= ation by John Robotham of London, haberdasher, to Edward = Hyde of London, parmentar, in the sum of £120.

Dated= 29^th April 1594.

The witnesses are: Stephen Wilkinson and William Hutchinson, servant to th= e same Steven.

LONDON                                                                        =                     1782

BILL OF SALE

Bill of Sale by Samuel Quinton, citizen and carman of London, by and with the direction and conse= nt of William Sparrow of Tooley Street, in the parish of St John, Southwark, in the county of Surrey, victualler, in consideration of £93/15/0 paid to William Sparrow and 10/- paid to Samuel Quinton, they have granted, bargained and sold to Richard Cleaver.... all that carroom No 118 whereunto the said Sam Quinton was adm= itted by the President, Treasurer and Governors of Christ’s Hospital, London, in trust for William Sparrow, as appears by their order dated 22^nd June 1782, in the room and pla= ce of Robert Boston, late citizen= and carman of London, deceased... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD to Richard Cleaver to his own use...= ..

Signe= d: Samuel Quinton   William Sparrow.

Attached are the fragment= s of two large seals.

Witness: Thomas Wilby.

MILE END                                                                        =                   1833

ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE

Indenture made in 1833 BE= TWEEN Mathew Broughton of Manor Place, Walworth in Surrey, gentleman, and Henry Batger of Cambridge Heath in the county of = Middlesex, gentleman, of the first part, Jose= ph Benbrick Hutchinson of Wellc= lose Square in the county of Middlesex, umbrella manufacturer, and William Bowser of Parsons Street, Ratcliff Highway, in the county of Middlesex, smith (executors of the will = of Jessey Foley, late of Parsons Street, gentleman, deceased) of the second part Lydia Foley of Parsons Street, spinster, Stephen Packer of Norfolk Street, Mile End, in the county of Middlesex, grocer,= and Ann his wife (late Ann Foley) of the third part and = John Rogers of Norfolk Street, tea dealer, and Sarah his wife (la= te Sarah Foley) of the fourth part WITNESSETH that in consideration of 10/- a piece paid to them by John Rogers and Sarah his wife to Math= ew Broughton and Henry Batger at the request and with the consent of Lydia Foley, Stephen Packer and Ann= e his wife, John Rogers and Sarah his wife.... DOTH bargain a= nd sell etc .... ALL those two messuages, being Nos 17 and 18 Norfolk Street....   TO HAVE AND TO HOLD to them for the unexpired term on a lease of 97 years...

Signe= d: Mathew Broughton, Henry Batger, Joseph Benbrick Hutchinson, William Bowser, Lydia Foley, Ann Packe= r, John Rogers and Sarah Rogers.

The witnesses are: Thomas Stone, Richard Townson, clerks to Willey a= nd Morris, Bank Chambers,Lothbury.

PARISH OF ST ALPHAGE, IN = THE CITY OF LONDON                          1= 7^th century

Quitclaim by William Gibson of the parish of St Dunstan’s in the West of London.... in consideration of 20/- to ------ of all that piece or parcel of ground with = the appurtenances whereupon stood four messuages or tenements before the late dreadful fire in London, lying and being in Philip Lane, in the parish of St Alphage, in the city = of London, abutting upon Philip Lane<= /b> on the east, and the dead wall on the west, and upon ground of ----- Foster on the south, on a parcel = of ground belonging to the Company of Curriers on the north, which said premises were of the occupation of Mrs Elizabeth Nicholas, deceased.= ... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD.... forever.

Signed: William Gibson

The witnesses are Francis Towne, Daniel Ashfore (?).

Note: The above was at the time imperfectly transcribed insofar as some of the details were omitted.

PARISH of ST ANDREW HOLBO= RN                                                  = 1779

LEASE

Indenture dated 1^{st<=
/sup>
September 1778 BETWEEN The Trustees of the Rugby Charity found=
ed by Lawrence Sheriff, grocer, of Lond=
on of
the one part, and Mathew Dungan of New Ormond Street, in the parish of St =
Andrew
Holborn, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, of the other part WITNESSETH
that in consideration of £25 the trustees have bargained, demised,
leased and to farm let to the said Mathew
Dungan all that messua=
ge
or tenement being No 3, situated on the north side of New Ormond Street
aforesaid, abutting east on a messuage of the s=
aid
Trustees, in the occupation of Mr =
Peter Roke, and west on another me=
ssuage
of the said Trustees, leased to the said Mathew
Dungan, and in the occupation of William Gatty,
which said premises are now in the tenure of John Burgess.... and are situated in the parish of St Andrew
Holborn... at a yearly rent of £6....}

Signe= d: Thomas Harris, clerk for the Trustees.

Attached is a large seal = on fold of the Charity, ca 5 cms d= ia

Attached is also the seal= and signature of Joseph Cook, 2 x = 1 ½ cms ,<= /span> baring an indistinct impression.

On the dorse of the document is engrossed another deed.

By William Harrisson of Lambs, Conduit Street, in the county of Middlesex, esquire, and Joseph Brooke, of Theobalds Road, n= ear Lambs, Conduit Street, coachmakers, executors o= f the last will and testament of the within named Mathew Dungan.... WHEREAS the within named premises were o= n or about 19^th March last past put up for public sale, and John Ricketts of Canon Street, in the city of London, cheesemonger, appeared to be the highest bidder for the same for the price of £220, and accordingly paid into the hands of the auctioneer the sum of £44 part there= of by way of a deposit... KNOW YE tha= t the said William Harrison and Joseph Cooke in consideration of = the sum of £42 so paid and in consideration of the sum of £176 to them now in h= and paid.... HAVE = granted, bargained and sold, transferred, set over etc all the said messua= ge and tenement etc TO HAVE AND TO HO= LD unto the said John Ricketts for the remainder of the term due....

Signed: William Harrison, Joseph Crooke an= d John Ricketts

PARISH of ST ANNE in LIME= HOUSE                                                 = 1788

LEASE FOR A YEAR

Indenture dated 28^th= February 1788 BETWEEN William Stok= es the elder of the parish of St Anne Limehouse, i= n the county of Middlesex, surveyor, and William Stokes the younger of the same place, surveyor of the first part, and Joseph Philpot of Camden, now in = the parish of St John Hackney, in the county aforesaid, stock broker, of the ot= her part WITNESSETH that in consideration of 5/- they have bargained and sold ALL that mess= uage, tenement etc in the parish of St Ann Limehouse = on a street there called St Anne’s Street on the west side thereof, numbered 4 a= nd now in the occupation of John ----- (sic), abutting on the east on St Anne’s Street, on the west on ground belonging to the said William Stok= es and north and south on other premises of the said William Stokes, heretofore called by the name of Sandy field, and also for the use of the pump standing in St Anne Str= eet for the tenants of the said messuage... TO HAVE= AND TO HOLD for the term of one full year.

Signed: William Stokes senior = William Stokes junior

Witne= ssed by Thomas Dykes and ---- Philpot.

PARISH of ST ANNE in LIME= HOUSE                                                 = 1841

LEASE

Indenture made 28^{th<=
/sup>
January 1841 BETWEEN Joseph
Sparrow, late of Limehouse, in the county of
Middlesex, victualler, but now of Lea Cottage in the parish of St Leonard
Bromley, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, of the first part, Thomas Barton of Limehouse,
gentleman, of the second part, and William
Baker of Limehouse, gentleman, of the third=
part
and Frederic Brown of London,
gentleman, of the fourth part
WITNESSETH that in consider=
ation
of £78 paid to Joseph Sparrow =
by Thomas Barton HE DOTH absolutely =
direct,
limit and appoint ALL that messuage on the
west side of St Anne’s Street Limehouse in the =
parish
of St Anne’s, being No 1, heretofore in the occupation of Joseph Orgar, but now of Mary Freick TO HAVE AND TO HOLD for the term of 500
years...}

Signed: John Baker Thomas Baker Joseph = Sparrow Frederick Brown

The witnesses are Cecilia Baker, of 11 Church Row, = Limehouse, and Robert B Baker.

PARISH of ST ANNE in LIME= HOUSE                                                 = 1871

CONVEYANCE

Indenture made 22^{nd<=
/sup>
June 1871 BETW=
EEN
John Sprunt
of Blue Anchor Road, Bermondsey, in the county of Surrey, pawnbroker, of the
first part, and Thomas Barton =
of 9
Bower Street, Commercial Road East, in the county of Middlesex, salesman, of
the second part and Charles Joseph Ruby of 38 Moorgate Street=
in
the city of London, surveyor, of the third part.... NOW THIS INDENTURE WITNESSETH that in
consideration of £50 paid to Thoma=
s Barton for the purchase of a fee =
simple
Charles Joseph Ruby DOTH grant=
and
convey ALL that messuage on the west side of St=
Anne
Street Limehouse in the parish of St Anne Middl=
esex,
being No 9..... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD forever.}

Signe= d: Thomas Barton.

The witnesses are: John Peddell, solicitor, Guildhall Chambers, Basinghall Stree= t, and Henry Spencer.

PARISH of ST ANNE in LIME= HOUSE                                                 = 1874

CONVEYANCE

Indenture made 20^{th<=
/sup>
November 1874 =
BETWEEN George
Cruckshank of Hampstead Road, in the county=
of
Middlesex, gentleman, John Taylor =
of
Tokenhouse Yard, in the City of London, gentlem=
an,
and Edmund Charles Tisdall
of Holland Park Farm, in the county of Middlesex, trustees of the Temperance
Permanent Benefit Building Society of the first part, Charles Lacey
of 23 Morpeth Road, Bethnal Green, in the count=
y of
Middlesex, harness maker, of the other part....
WITNESSETH that in
consideration of £391 paid to the =
said
trustees they HAVE granted and conveyed ALL that messu=
age
on the west side of St Anne Street in the parish of St Anne, being No 9, and
ALSO all that ground on the west side of Anne Street....being part of a par=
cel
of ground called Sauderfield
and ALSO ALL that tenement or messuage on the w=
est
side of St Anne Street, being No 11, formerly in the occupation of Edmund Michell,
afterwards of ----- Wilson, th=
en of Anne Tucke,
then of ----- Jackson, now or =
late
of ----- Roos=

and ALSO ALL that messuage being no 27 (formerl=
y No
4) there, formerly of John Rose,
afterwards of ----- Pruckrose,
then of Edward Toombs,
then of ----- Cohen and now or=
late
of ----- Edle=
y....
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD
forever.}

Signed: George Cruckshank John Taylor=

Witne= ssed by Ha Hendeyon and Henry Ashton.

PARISH of ST DUNSTAN’S in= STEPNEY                                               1829

LEASE FOR A YEAR

Indenture made 28^{th<=
/sup>
September 1829 BETWEEN George Gold=
smith
of Watford, in the county of Hertfordshire, gentleman, and Robert Willis Hall of Trafalgar Square, Stepney, in the county =
of
Middlesex, gentleman, surviving devisees in trust named in the last will and
testament of Edward Johnson, l=
ate of
Mile End Road, in the county of Middlesex, gentleman, deceased, of the one =
part
and Andrew German of Mile End =
Road,
Middlesex, gentleman, of the other part
WITNESSETH that in consider=
ation
of 5/- paid to each of them they the said George Goldsmith and Robert Willis Hall HAVE bargained and sold ALL that piece or
parcel of ground on the west side of White
Hare Lane in the parish of St Dunstan Stebenheath otherwise Stepney, in the county of Middl=
esex TO HAVE AND TO HOLD for the term of one =
whole
year...}

Signed: Robert Willis Hall   Andrew German

The witness, who is named= on the dorse, is: W= illiam Pemple, 4 Blomfield S= treet, London Wall, City.

PARISH OF ST ETHELBURGH                                                 =             1732

LEASE FOR A YEAR

Indenture dated 23^rd= February 1732 BETWEEN Andrew Osborne of Goulston Square, in the parish of St Mary Mathellon als Whitechapel, in the county of Middlesex, esquire,= of the first part, and John August of the Tower of London, gentleman, of the other part WITNESSETH that for and in consideration of 5/- he the said Andrew Osborne hath barga= ined and sold unto the said John August= ALL those sixteen several messuages or tenem= ents situated in a court commonly called Roresthers Court= and formerly called clerke hall, situated in the parish of S= t Ethelbughe als Etheborough, in or near adjoining to Bishopsgate Street, in the city of London, now or late in the several tenures or occupations of Charles Juce, Jo= hn Harwood, Rachell Natham, Francis Withers, James Carter, Lee Henriques, Benjamin Hair, Mary Baskerville, Sara= h Lorper, = Francis Lister, Charles Hyatt, Elias Toris and two are empy.... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD for the = term of one whole year....

Signed: Andrew Osborne

Attached to the seal fold= is a seal, in red wax, ca 2 x 1 ½ cms, bearing an indistinctive impression of an armorial device.

The witnesses are named o= n the dorse. They are: Richard Vincent, servant to Mr Benjami= n Chandler, of the Buffle Tavern, Bloomsbury, John James= and Peter Cordell, his clerk.

PARISH of ST GABRIEL FENC= HURCH STREET                                    <= /span>1850

LEASE                                                                        =

Indenture BETWEEN the Mas= ter and Wardens of the Guild or Fraternity of the Body of Christ of the Skinners of London of the one par= t, and James Thomson of Fenchurch Str= eet, in the city of London, seeds man of the other part.... = WITNESSETH in consideration of the rent and= of covenants hereinafter reserved and contained they the<= /span> said Master and wardens have demised and leased unto the said James Thomson.... ALL those two m= essuages or tenements and premises situated in Fenchurch Street, at the corner of Ro= od Lane, being Nos 24 and 25, and also all those t= wo messuages or tenements and premises adjoining Rood La= ne, being nos 30 and 31, and also all that messuage or tenement or warehouse in Rood Lane being = No 29, the whole of which messuage etc... are in the parish of St Gabriel Fenchurch Street, London, as the same are more particularly delineated in the plan thereof drawn in the margin of these presents... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD... unto the said James Thomson.... from 25^th July 1850 for the term of 21 years.... YIELDING AND PAYING therefore at or in the common Hall of = the said guild.... commonly called Skinners Hall the yearly rent of £420, by fo= ur equal payments...

No signature. Attached to= the parchment tag is a paper on wax seal, bearing the arms and legend of the skinners company.

PARISH of ST GEORGE IN TH= E EAST                                                 = 1878

ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE

Indenture made 15^{th<=
/sup>
November 1878 =
BETWEEN James
Sharman of No 3 Underwood Street, Mile End, in the county of Middlesex,
gentleman, of the first part, James
Lyons of No 13 Mill Yard Passage, Leman Str=
eet,
Whitechapel, in the county of Middlesex, labourer, of the other part WITNESSETH that in consideration of £90=
he the said=
James Sharman HATH
assigned unto the said James
Lyons.... ALL those two messuages, viz No 1 Mill Yard, Leman=
Street,
and No 1, Mill Alley, Lema=
n
Street, in the parish of St Mary W=
hitechurch AND ALL that=
messuage at No 1 Bowens Building, London Terrace, Can=
non
Street Road, in the parish of St George in the East TO HAVE AND TO HOLD for the residue of =
a term
of 28 years...}

Signed: James Sharman James Lyon

Witne= ssed by Thomas Walson.

ST GILES PARISH                                                 =                                1680

LEASE

Indenture dated 19^th= August 31 Charles II (1680) BETWEEN Thomas Gorst son of John Gorst, late of the parish of St Clement Dan= es, in the county of Middlesex, tailor, deceased, of the one part and Anne Gorst of London, widow, mother o the said T= homas of the other part..... WITNESSETH that for and in consideration of £20 paid= to Thomas Gorst by Anne Gorst= ..... he HATH demised, granted, bargained and sold.... all those messuages ansd tenements with all and every their appurte= nances in the parish of St Giles in the Fields and St Clements Danes in the county= of Middlesex, and now or late in the several tenures or occupations of Richard Parr, Margaret Richardson, widow, John Goodwine junior, Edward Heron, victualler and Simon Hameksfeid, gardener... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD= ... for the term of 500 years....

Signed:   Thomas Gorst

The witnesses are named o= n the dorse. They are: Thomas -----, Thomas Jaredy (badly soiled).

ST MARY LE BONE PARISH                                                 =                1763

LEASE

Indenture quadripartite d= ated 18^th May 1763 BETWEEN Robert Harley of Lincoln’s Inn, in the county of Middlesex, esq= uire, and James West of the parish o= f St Mary Paul Covent Garden, in the said county, esquire, being the surviving trustees nominated and appointed in and by one indenture quadripartite date= d 2^nd August 1737 for purposes therein mentioned of the first part, Her Grace Margaret Cavendish Duchess of Por= tland of the second part, William Franks= of the parish of St Anne Westminster in the said county, surveyor, of the t= hird part, and William Weston of the parish of St Mary le Bone otherwise Marybone in= the said county, carpenter, of the fourth part WITNESSETH as well as for and in consideration of the charge and expense which he the said William Weston hath been = and shall be at in the new erecting building and completely finishing of the messuage or tenement thereinafter contained, the said= Robert Harley and James West have demised and to farm letten= ALL that piece or parcel of grounds situate = in the parish of St Mary le Bone being part of a certain field or ground called --= --- field (sic) viz all that piece or parcel of gro= und situate on the west side of Wellbeck..... (incomplete).

ST SEPULCHRE’S PARISH                                                 =                   1725

LEASE FOR A YEAR

Indenture dated 27^th= April 11 George I (1725) BETWEEN R= obert Hale of the parish of St Martin in the Fields, in the county of Middles= ex, gentleman, of the one part, and Ch= ristopher Curwen of the parish of St Giles Cripplegate, in London, gentleman, of the other part.... WITNESSETH that for an in consideration of 5/- he the said Robert Hale HATH granted bargained and sold.... ALL that messuage or tenement... situated in White Lyon Court in= Charter House Lane, in the parish = of St Sepulchre in the said county of Middlesex, heretofore in the tenure or occupation of Elizabeth Clerke, widow, Thomas Everet and George Benson, and now in the tenure of ----- Haynes, widow, Thomas Taylor and Robert Edwards, abutting south on the house how or heretofore in the occupation of Joseph Pinder and Mary Newman, west on the y= ard now or heretofore in the occupation of George Banks, north on a house now or heretofore in the occupation of Ge= orge Banks, on the waste of the aforesaid court... TO HAVE AND TO HOLD for the term of one whole year....

Signed: Robert Hale

Seal on the parchment sea= l fold, in red wax, bearing the impre4ssion of a lion rampant, the edges a little damaged, a 2” x 1 ¾ “.

The witnesses, whose name= s are given on the dorse, are: Edward Hart, Robert Glenton, David Lawes and Robert Ga= rard.

(UNIDENTIFIED)                                                 =                                 1865

ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE

Indenture made 16^{th<=
/sup>
August 1865 BETWEEN Henry
George Baldwin of 32 Savirries Street, Beth=
nal
Green Road, in the county of Middlesex, mason, of the first part and James Field of No 70 Church Stree=
t,
Mile End, New Town House, agent, of the other part WITNESSETH that in consideration of £35=
the
said Henry George Baldwin DOTH
assign.... ALL those messuages etc.... comprise=
d and
demised by a said indenture of lease dated 2^nd June 1864 for the
residue of the term of 60 years ....}

Sine= d: H G Baldwin, James Field

Witne= ssed by Henry Jennings of White Horse Str= eet.