lease
Found in 869 Collections and/or Records:
Copy of lease to Thomas Watson, common victualler, of the Sedge Hall with the brewhouse annesexed and the warehouse for 40 years at an annual rent of 40s 8d, 1564-04-06
With copy of bond to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Batemanson, cordiner, of a tenement in Bridge Street for 21 years at an annual rent of 22s, with copy of bond to perform covenants., 1567-07-26
The tenement lies between ground of William Line, sometime of William Dakke, S., and a tenement of St John's College, N., and abuts W. on Bridge Street and E. on the 'zyle or yelde howse' sometime of Mr William Lolworth, now of Miles Prawnce, alderman.
Copy of lease to William Bosam, apothecary, of a tenement with other houses, sometime shops, for 31 years at an annual rent of 30s, 1574-03-23
The property, now in the tenure or occupation of Bosam and of William Hazell, lies between St Mary's churchyard, W., and Well Lane, E., and abuts S. on a tenement of the said Bosam, sometime the tenement of St John's College, and N. on the tenement of William Dowsey, sometime William Barforth's.
Copy of lease to William Butler, M.A., of two yards or garden plots late in the tenure of John Porter with a shop in the N. corner thereof now in the tenure of Benjamin Pryme and two little other houses for 40 years at an annual rent of 20s., 1591-06-05
The little houses are in the S.W,. Corner of the yards and are now in the tenure of John Porter and William Butler. The site, dimensions given, lies between a college messuage now in the tenure of John Porter, E., and a tenement of Simon Watson, gent., W., and abuts N. on Regent Walk and S. on a lane leading to King's College.
With note of Butler's bond in £10 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Clarke of a tenement in High Ward Street for 21 years at an annual rent of 30s., 1563-05-03
The tenement, in which William now dwells, lies between a college tenement in the temure of George Jugge, N., and another college tenement in the tenure of Peter Sheres, S., and abuts W. on a college ground or garden in the tenure of George Jugge, and E. on High Ward Street.
Copy of lease to William Howgrave, M.A., of two tenements, a greater and a less, for 60 years at an annual rent of 50s and 10s respectively, with copy of first part of bond to perform covenants., 1568-03-02
Copy of lease to William Hutton, cordiner, of a tenement for 40 years at an annual rent of 26s 8d and two very fat rabbits at audit time., 1604-01-29
The lease of the tenement, in which Richard Nevill, saddler, now dwells is made on surrender of the lease of John Hawkins, and lies between college tenements held by John Loder, S., and widow Fidling, N.
With note of bond in £10 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Ingram, M.A., bedell, of a shop with a solar and a vacant plot or garden now in his occupation, for 40 years at an annual rent of 6s 8d and six lemons (le lymond) or 12d at audit time., 1602-09-30
With note of bond in £20 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Nayse, joiner, and Audrey his wife of a little tenement for 40 years at an annual rent of 12s., 1580-02-11
The tenement lies between a college tenement leased to John Fanne, alderman, E., and another college tenement sometime in the tenure of John Grave, W., and abuts N. on the queen's highway and S. on tenements demised to the said Fanne. Dimensions given.
With note of bond in £10 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Nayse, joiner, of a tenement next to the church for 41 years at an annual rent of 33s 4d., 1569-10-18
Copy of lease to William Nayse of two lower rooms with a gallery, sometime part of Barnard Hostel, for 21 Years at an annual rent of 6s 8d., 1571-07-20
The S. end of the rooms adjoins the college tenement now in the occupation of Nayse and the N. end abuts on the great gates of the hostel, the W. side abuts on the common street and the E.side towards the ground of the hostel. Dimensions given.
Copy of lease to William Norgate of a tenement as in 29.D. above for 40 years at an annual rent of 22s., 1585-11-02
With note of bond to perform covenants.
Mqqrginal note: post Tho: Croefoote [Crowfoot].
Copy of lease to William Norgate of the demesne lands at Landbeech for 21 years at an annual rent of £4 6s 8d., 1583-10-13
With note of bond in £10 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Norgate of the site of Barton manor on the same terms as lately William Witton for 21 years at an annual rent of 33s 4d in corn, or its stated value, and £2 6s 8d in ready money., 1585-11-08
With note of bond in 100 marks to perform covenants.
Note of lease becoming void on grant of a new lease to William Drake.
Copy of lease to William Perriman, cordiner, of a tenement as in 184a for 40 years at an annual rent of £1 13s 4d and 2 fat hens at audit time and of licence to alienate., 1620-02-15 - 1620-02-18
With note of bond in 20 marks to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Scarlet, stationer, of a tenement as in 288E, on the surrender of Thomas Jackson's lease, for 40 years at an annual rent of 40s and a good gammon of bacon at audit time., 1604-02-13
With note of bond in £20 to perform covenants.
Copy of lease to William Seamer, surgeon, of the Dyehouse for 40 years at an annual rent of 20s, and four good fat rabbits, or 3s 4d at audit time., 1632-02-21
The lease is made on surrender of the lease of Marion Jenkinson, widow, deceased.
With note of bond in £20 to perform covenants and copy of licence to alienate of even date.
Copy of lease to William Tooley of a messuage or tenement with yard adjoining for life at an ann8ual rent of 6s 8d., 1624-12-25
The property liest between the college house and ground in the tenure of Robert Gell, N., and part of Barnard Hostel, S.,and abuts E. on a backhouse belonging to the Christopher and W. on the highway.
Copy of lease to William Whalley, D.D., of a tenement for 40 years at an annual rent of 30s and a fat turkey at audit time., 1616-10-31
The tenement, sometime in the occupation of James Howell, lies between a college tenement in the occupation of Thomas Jordaine, N., and partly another tenement in the occupation of Francis Dowsey and partly on ground belonging to the Eagle and Child, S., and abuts E. partly on a college house in the occupation of Thomas Jordaine and partly on a garden ground in the occupation of Thomas Newman and W. on the street.
Copy of lease to William Williams, stationer, of a tenement and piece of ground annexed to it to the W. for 40 years at an annual rent of 40s and a good fat gammon of bacon at audit time., 1616-11-27
The tenement and ground (18+ feet long by 5 feet wide), now in the tenure of Robert Prior, lie between the college tenement in the tenure of Henry Wray, N., and the tenement of Leonard Glasscock, S., and abuts on collge ground in the tenure of Henry Wray and on the street.
With note of bond in £20 to perform covenants.
Headed: Williams lease of Jacksons.
Copy of lease to William Williams, stationer, of a tenement with a little shop adjoining to the W, and a garden plot, all now in Williams' occupation, for 40 years at an annual rent of £6 10s and 2 good fat hens at audit time., 1616-11-27
Dimensions as in 288D. N. neighbour now Leonard Glassock and W. neighbour Glasscock's ground or garden.
Copy of lease to William Witton of Barton, yeoman, of the site of the manor of Barton for the life of the longest liver of his three sons, Nathaniel, William and John, at an annual rent of £5 or equivalent in stated quantities of wheat and malt., 1600-01-22
With note of bond in £20 to perform covenants.
Copy of renewal of lease to John Ward, tailor, as at 21A for 40 years at the same annual rent of 46s 8d at the request of Sophonias Smith., 1582-02-23
With copy of bond to perform covenants.
Countepart of lease to John Stow of a tenement next to Burden Hostel in Aylwyn's Lane' (dimensions specified) for 20 years at an annual rent of 20s (neighbours and dimensions specified)., 1445-03-28
Entries in Lease Book 1 are noted as copies, or, where the originals are no longer held, are intercalated, Note that this lease book has many marginal notes, mostly by Matthew Parker, seldom entered here, giving cross-references to later leases of the same proprty, and indications of the 'present' tenant.
Counterpart, 1797-03-25
The shop lies between a tenement of St John's College (N) and a tenement of the said Pierce Dent (S) and abuts (W) on Bridge Street and (E) on a tenement late of Elizabeth Dent, and is four and threequarter yards long and three and a half yards wide. The void ground or garden has a tenement on it and is the property described in 5.