lease
Found in 869 Collections and/or Records:
21 year lease of Tilton Farm House, 1926-02-24
Record of the lease by Henry Rainald, Viscount Gage, to J.M. Keynes.
Agreement for Holt and Dry Holt for 7 years from Lady Day 1750., 1753-06-25
Lease for seven years at an annual rent of £2 10s, with provisoes about lopping, replacing dead trees, etc.
Witnesses: William Harwood; William Kidd
Agreement for Holt and Dry Holt for 7 years from Lady Day 1750; signed by John Patman, 1750-07-20
Lease for seven years at an annual rent of £2 10s, with provisoes about lopping, replacing dead trees, etc.
Witnesses: Jacob Goddard; William Harwood.
Assignment of remainder of lease to John Harwood, 1723-12-27
Nos X 16 to 99 not used
Assignment to William Kent of lease of an adjoining tenement, 1469-01-04
The tenement lies between the tenements lately belonging to Thomas Jacob and at one time to Thomas Morice (N) and the highway leading 'ad parvos pontes' (S) and abuts (E) on a tenement of the said Thomas Neel and (W) on a tenement of the late Henry Simson, held for 60 years from Cecilia Lovell, relict of Thomas Lovell, at an annual rent of 6s 8d.
Witnesses: Robert Coope, mayor; John Hundredthyear; John Erlych; Thomas Ditch; John Say, bailiff
Attested copy of lease for one year to the devisees in trust under the will of the Rev. Richard Rouse Bloxam, D.D., of lands in Elmington with a view to a transfer of uses to possession., 1841-03-10
Attested copy of lease to George Crawley of Whitehall Place of property as in 95a for one year with a view to transferring uses to possession., 1839-11-04
Attested copy of lease to the Rev. Henry Handley Norris of Hackney, Maria Stephens of Hackney, widow and her son John of a close in Elmington, etc., with a view to transferring uses to possession., 1828-03-19
Attested copy of lease to Thomas Whittred of Newnham, gent, and John Haggerston, gent., of a piece of ground in Penny Farthing lane at an annual rent of 10s., 1793-04-30
The piece of ground (dimensions given) lies behind the houses formerly occupied by Deborah Sparke (as in 107-8) and now in the occupation of Whittred and Haggerston
Building lease to Frederick Sharpe of Ainslie's stables and garden and house in Tennis Court Road for 40 years from Michaelmas 1826 at an annual rent of £10 and down payment of £80., 1827
'Sent to Francis and Co. 23/1/1950 together with various other documents that came to light, which were not indexed.'
Carbon copy of 250, 1790-07-14
Coiunterpart, 1812-04-06
A note by G. A. Wise, dated 12 Sept. 1936. 'on the cataloguing of the deeds of St Botolph parish' analyses the sub-groups 1 to 8; 9 consists of miscellaneous deeds in chronological order. XII 97 and 98 relate to the parish of Over and are listed there.
(Copy) lease to Charles Humfrey, architect, and Charles Finch his trustee, of 11 acres 2 roods and 8 perches in Mill Field in Barnwell and 9 acres 2 roods and 31 perches in Bradmore Field in Barnwell for one year from 23 Apr. 1810, 1810-04-24
The parcels of land were 'late in the tenures of occupations of Messrs Hopkins and Broadbelt and . . . . Fromant or some or one of them'.
(Copy) Lease to Edward Favell, painter and alderman, of 2 messuages lying between The Wrestlers Inn and the church yard of St Andrew the Great for 40 years from Michaelmas 1844 at an annual rent of £7, 1845-06-21
Ground plan included. Pencil endorsement: 'as to 14 Alexandra Street'
Copy lease to Thomas Spicer, gent., of lands in the east fields as in 16C for 21 years at the same rent., 1631-12-19
With note of bond in £5 to perform covenants.
Copy of an attested copy of lease to Joseph Finch, ironmonger and merchant, for 999 years from Lady Day 1790 for £150 with an annual rent of £3 for the benefit of the nearby almshouses. 4d receipt money., 1790-07-14
Copy of conveyance toi Ralph Wilkinson, M.D., for £20 of a yard previously leased to Henry Walker, M.D. [see 09/07/59, VIII 11]., 1584-09-14
The property is now decribed as lying between part of a lane once called Alwynes Lane, now enclosed to a tenement called the King's Head, lately of Henry Walker, S., and the college tenement lately alienated to Christopher Waters, alias Staffold, N., and abuts W. on a garden lately of Henry Walker and E. on an enclosurre (conclave) of Christopher Waters alias Staffold. Dimensions given.
With copy of the college's bond to save Wilkinson harmless.
Copy of counterpart of lease to Anthony Parsons of Stoke under Handry, Somerset, of the rectory of East Chinnock for 21 years from Michaelmas last, and of Parsons' bond to perform covenants., 1601-10-01
Note on dorse that 'the originall whereof together with all other writings whatsoever concerning East chinocke parsonage are in the handes of Mr Auditor Gofton in Red Cross Street in London'.
Copy of first part of a lease to William Norgate of lands, etc., in Landbeach, term and rent not stated., 1580-02-11
Copy of lease from Elizabeth I to William Beswick, William Tenche, Nicholas Barry, Richard Venables and Henry Smyth of the rectory and parish church of St Lawrence Pountney for 21 years from Lady Day 1582 at an annual rent of £4 6s 9d., 1582-05-12
Copy of lease of same date, viz. 237., 1819-04-15
XVIII 77 has been re-classified as XII 56A (CCCC09/aa/56A). Nos. 198, 228, 232-234, 248 not used.
Copy of lease of the Birdbolt and 10 acres of arable to Thomas Emot or Emowte and Margery his wife for 40 years at an annual rent of £3 6s 8d., 1574-03-30
With note of bond in 20 marks to perform covenants.
Copy of lease, on surrender of a former lease to Stephen Wallis, burgess, to John Humbletart for 40 years at an annual rent of 40s and 2 good fat rabbits., 1609-05-05
The tenement, in which Humbletart now lives, has neighbours now defined as a tenement of St John's College in the tenure of Anthony Harrison, stationer, S., a tenement of Trinity College in the occupation of Lancelot Sewell, tailor, N., Trinity College, W., and High Ward Street, E.
With note of bond in £20 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to Andrew Chapman, joiner, of a tenement as in 09/07/58 for 40 years at an annual rent of 7s and 2 fat hens at audit time., 1594-05-04
The neighbours are now defined as a tenement of St John's College called the Green Dragon, wherein William Elbrough dwells, N., a tenement sometime belonging to Trinity Hall called The Star, now inhabited by Martin Wharton, S., the King's Ditch, E. and the road leading to the great bridge, W.
With note of bond in £10 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to Andrew Chapman, joiner, of The Christopher, now occupied by Joan Hayes, widow, and the tenement adjoining on the N. for 40 years at an annual rent of 50s and 2 fat rabbits at audit time., 1609-05-05
The lease recites an earlier lease of the same property to Thomas Mead, late of Ludham, Norfolk, dated 22 April 1606, and the involvement of Robert Gell, who built the tenement to the S. of The Christopher, also leased to Mead.
With note of bond in £10 to perform covenants.