Title
1) Peregrine Nash of Bedford, Common Brewer, & Mary his wife
2) Jn Wing of Bedford, Stonemason (Trustee of 1) )
3) Jn Day of Bedford, Tanner (Trustee of 1) )
4) Geo Peregrine Nash of Bedford, Common Brewer (eldest son of 1) )
5) Phoebe Nash of Woburn Spinster, sister of Peregrine Nash.
6) Wm Silvester Addington of Goldington Lodge Esq
7) Theed Pearse the elder of Bedford, Gent
recites:- Lease & Release
1) Betty Watkins of Bedford Spinster (vendor)
2) Peregrine Nash (purchaser)
3) Jn Day (Trustee)
Messuage or dwelling house lately the Star Inn now the 'Bell',
Angel Street, Parish of St. Paul, Bedford incl stables
& other buildings.
5 & 6 Ap 1803
b) Grant of Feoffment
1) Jn Emery of Bedford, grocer (vendor)
2) Peregrine Nash (purchaser)
3) Jn Day (trustee)
piece of gnd in St Peter's Parish, Bedford whereon a public
house called 'The Peacock' has since been erected.
14 Ap 1803
c) Reace & Release
1) Jn Costin of Bedford, Merchant (vendor)
2) Peregrine Nash (Purchaser)
3) Jn Wing (trustee)
Messuage being a Public House at Oakley called 'Red
Lion' & close of pasture adj & 3A in common fields of
Oakley.
4 & 5 Ap 1791
d) Sugar Loaf, Marston Moretaine
ref deed of (GK 137/1)
19 & 20 Oct 1799
e) Peregrine Nash seised of 1 moiety of Ship & another messuage
adj & garden or orchard continuons St Cuthbert Bedford
(see GK )
Kings Arms Inn St Mary Bedford (see GK )
(subj to lease for 1000 years of 18 Oct 1809 incurred by
Jn Slin for 1000 - mortgage vested in devisees of Wm Ibbitt
'White Bear' St Paul Bedford & 2 cottages or Tenements one
of which is called 'White Hart' Sherrington Bucks.
(other moiety belongs to Geo Peregrine Nash)
P & GP Nash were equal co-parteners till end of 1819 in
Trade of Common Brewers, which for a long time past had been
solely conducted by Geo Peregrine Nash 'by whose assiduity
greatly promoted & the profits thereof increased'
to make better provision for GP Nash & a return for his
assiduity etc.
1820 withdrawn from business & assigned to him all joint
stock.
BUT to pay Annuity of 420 pa to Peregrine Nash 1)
to wife Mary if she survives Peregrine 250 annuity
to Phoebe Nash 40 pa immediately
Property 1) :- Messuage in High St, Parish of St Paul,
Bedford. Called 'Cross Keys'. Late occ of Eleanor
Button now of Jn Kent
abs: S ho late occ of Archibald Macdonald now of
Jas Bassett
E High Street
(conveyed to P Nash by Thos Hornbuckle, Clerk
19 June 1792
Property 2) Messuage called 'Barley Mow' Saint Paul's
Parish, Bedford, hereto occ by Sam Smith but now of
Humphrey Coulston
abs: W High St
N Messuage late occ of Jn Gilham now of
Benj Maulden
S Messuage late occ of Jn Bradley of
Ebenezer Mayle
E Castle lane at end of said messuage (conveyed
to Peregrine Nash by Emery Palmer & Mary his
wife
9 & 10 Oct 1797
AND Messuage called 'Robin Hood' now occ of Ric
Amos (pt of which was erected by Peregrine Nash
on site of 3 Messuages & warehouse or China shop
High St, St Paul, Bedford adj N Messuage shop
warehouse & yard. belonging to Robert Wilkin
Robinson
AND stable at east end conveyed to Peregrine Nash
by Robert Wilkin Robinson
21 & 22 Mar. 1800
Messuage or dwelling house lately the 'Star Inn' now
the 'Bell' Angel St, Parish of St Paul, Bedford being
the Corner House.
W Angel Street
N Street formerly called Gaol Lane and now Silver
Street & late & for many years therefore in occ
of Wm Hill now of Jn Jordan
AND also stables, chaise House, Barn & yards
5 & 6 Ap 1803
AND Messuage late occ Widow Rayment now of Chas
Carter called 'Coach & Horses' & soil or gnd
on which is stands, Parish of St Paul, Bedford
adj Stonehouse Lane
AND Yard adj site formerly of 2 cottages in occ of
Widow Fenn & Ric Smith, long since pulled
down by Peregrine Nash
AND site whereon a Messuage in occ of Jn Lowe formerly
stood & whereon Peregrine Nash has erected a
cottage adj S last mentioned premises
N St Paul's churchyard
now occ widow Bailey
AND Messuage in Stonehouse Lane with yard, buildings
belonging now & for sometime past occ Geo Bailey
abs N Stonehouse Lane
Whole of above set of premises
abs N Stonehouse Lane
E gnd belonging to Commissioners for
Improvement to Town of Bedford whereon
the Meat Market is now formed & erected.
S Wall of St Paul's Churchyard
W premises lately purchased by Commissioners
of Peregrine Nash
(conveyed to Peregrine Nash by Improvement
commissioners)
3 & 4 Oct 1805
AND Messuage formerly in occ of Jas Mansfield called
'The Griffin' now div into 2, one of which is in
occ of Geo Francis called 'The Angel' & other occ
by Sam Bailey, St Mary Parish Bedford
abs N Cauldwell Street
W Messuage heretofore of - Fox., now of
Sawell
E Ho. formerly occ of Hen Thomas & now of
Jane Markham
Ho. formerly the County Bridewell now
belonging to Jn Richardson (conveyed
to Peregrine Nash by Mary Hill widow
15 & 16 July 1799)
AND Messuage called 'The Peacock' Parish of St Peter
Bedford & lately erected & built on piece of gnd
next described
AND piece of land on pt of which formerly stood a
messuage, barn & stable occ Thos Warr & afterwards
of Pinkard, since burnt down.
(conveyed to Peregrine Nash 14 Ap 1803)
AND cottage, East End, Parish of Wilden, called
'Chequers' now & for sometime past occ Jn Davis
abs S & E King's Highway
AND cottage & orchard or piece of gnd adj (formerly
an under 1/3 rd but now div), East End, Wilden
now & for sometime past in occ of Jas Watts)
AND piece of land in Brook Furlong, Wilden
(1A 2R 31P)
abs SW & pt of NW allotment to Jos Willis
pt NE Colmworth Road
pt of SE & further pt NE & rest of NW by
above premises
rest of SE Town Street
(awarded to Peregrine Nash by commissioners for
Enclosure)
Conveyed by Lease & Release
1) Eliz Read widow
2) Alice Taylor widow
3) Peregrine Nash (purchaser)
27 & 28 Ap 1787
plot of land in Stafford Field, Pavenham (3R 17P)
N Common Road or Highway from Pavenham to
Stafford Bridge
S land of Archibald Rodick
W land late of Wm Swannell
E land heretofore of Thos Harrison
AND another plot in Stafford Field (3R 25P)
N Common Road from Pavenham to Stafford Bridge
S land of Archibald Rodick
W Copyhold land late of Thos Estwick
E 1st mentioned plot of land
2 plots together (1A 3R 2P) & copyhold already surr to
G P Nash (1A 3R 28P) are all laid together in to one
allotment laid occ Simon Basely & now of widow Ashpole.
(2A 2R 30P)
(conveyed to Peregrine Nash by Wm Swannell the younger
12 & 13 June 1788)
AND Messuage, being a public house heretofore the 'Red Lion'
but now called the 'Bedford Arms' Oakley in Duck Lane.
late occ of Grace Ekins, now of wid Foster
AND close of pasture (1.1/2A) adj above
AND plot of land in Church Field Oakley (3A 3R 8P)
abs E allotment to Duke of Bedford
pt of S Allotment to Susanna wife of Jos Hormsby
pt of N, further pt of W, rest of by Homestead
belonging to last messuage & lately described close.
rest W lane pt of Town Street, Oakley rest of N ancient
inclosures of Duke Bedford
(allotment to Peregrine Nash on enclosure of Oakley)
Conveyed to Peregrine Nash.
4 & 5 Ap 1791
AND Messuage in Wroxhill, Marston Moretaine now & for
sometime occ by Sam Clare called 'Sugar Loaf'
AND close of pasture in Wroxhill (5A)
abs W Little Lye Mead (meadow)
S pasture gnd formerly of Thos Pearse, gent & now
of Theed Pearse.
N Highway
AND piece of meadow called Little Lye Mead (1A)
AND Close or pightle called 'Reynolds' (1a)
abs S pightle late of Thos Baskerfield
N close or pightle formerly of
W Widow Burgess
Common Highway
all in Marston Moretaine
AND Grove or piece of wood gnd (1A) in Cranfield, now occ
Sam Clare
Conveyed to Peregrine Nash
19 & 20 Ap 1799
AND Messuage or Inn called 'The White Swan' with Barn, Stable,
gdn & outhouses. Elstow with site of gnd whereon
formerly a Malting & cottage & afterwards a Butcher's
shop sometime stood adj to Inn.
late occ Thos Eyles & now of Jn Coles conveyed
to Peregrine Nash 16 & 17 Oct 1807
AND moiety of Messuage, dwelling house or Inn 'Ship' with
yard, gdn, stables barn.
AND Wash house detached (lately a small messuage or dwelling
house)
in yard St Cuthbert Parish Bedford
& gdn & orchard adj to above (1/2A) formerly occ of Wm
Briggs, now of Jos Baxter.
(Conveyed to P & G P Nash 19 & 20 Ap 1810)
(N.B. Peregrine Nash d 28 Nov 1834
Phoebe Nash d 26 Jan 1837
Geo Peregrine elder
Geo P II 1842 Brewer)
AND Moiety of messuage or Inn 'King's Arms', High St,
Parish of St Mary, Bedford with Brewhouse or wash house adj.
AND Stables, & Storehouse & Chaisehouse to said Breho or washho
adj
AND range of buildings lately 3 stables & a storehouse,
heretofore 4 stables now 5 stables & a chaisehouse adj
to each other. On 1 side of yd belonging to the Inn
abs W Building of Han Dennis widow new or lately
used as a Candle house
S Church Yard
late occ of Jn Slinn, now of Thos Buck
AND 5 messuages & gdns late in tenures of Wid Barker, Wm
Huckle, Thos Hall, Benj Clifton & Jn Attack
now of widow Parker, Jn Bryant, & Wm Huckle, widow
Hall & Robt.
Prior Potters St, St Mary Bedford
AND Garden late occ of Jn Slinn now of Thos Buck adj last
5 messuages & gdn
abs S Potter Street
W last described premises & Church Yard
N Road belonging to King's Arms lending from
back lane leading from Duck Lane into Potter Street.
(Conveyed to Peregrine & G P Nash 17 & 18 Dec 1810)
Moiety of Messuage or Inn called 'White Bear' now in
occ of Tnos Evans
abs N messuage of Jn Cooch
S Horn Lane alias Harpur's Row
E Common Street or Highway
AND stable called 'the long stable' standing near Horn Lane etc
belonging to 'White Bear'
Except reserved to Jn Cooch & proprietor of house which
he occupies liberty of placing pipe well of the yard of
messuage; right of entry etc to repair it all St Paul's
Parish (Lease & Release) Bedford
1) Sir Wm Long
Theed Pearse (Trustees)
2) Wm & Thos Watkins
3) Mary Watkins widow
4) P & G P Nash (purchasers)
1 & 2 Ap 1812
AND moiety in Cottage or tenement, yard etc Sherrington
now used as a Public House called 'White Hart'
late occ of Wm Barton & now of Jn Westly
AND in Cottage formerly a washhouse with brewhouse, barn,
stable & buildings belonging
& in Orchard lying W (lately converted into a gdn &
occ by Jn Westley)
N Close heretofore of Sir Jn Chester Barr now of Chas
Chester
E Gun Lane
S Cottage & premises of Ric Higgins
W Cottage & premises of Thos Crupps
Lease & Release
1) Wm Borton (vendor)
2) Peregrine Nash (purchaser)
2) G P Nash (purchaser)
10 & 11 Ap 1817
5 & 6 Jan 1820
Endorsed
Mortgage in 2000 & 5% interest
1) G P Nash (mortgager)
2) Jn Green of Bedford, Gent (mortgagee)
3) Thos Barnard of Bedford, Banker (Trustee)
Barley Mow St Paul Bedford
14 Dec 1833
Reconveyance
13 & 14 June 1836