GK186/8

Assignment of Leasehold Property 1) Inverness John Bathe of Pampisford, Cambs, Brewer (Trading as Bathe & Co) 2) Philip Llewellyn Hudson of Cambridge, Brewer (new leaseholder) a) Messuage or public house called 'The Old Guinea', Russell St, St Andrew the Less, Cambridge, with cottage adj and a sketch plan of a Brewery and yard belonging AND beerhouse called 'The Croft', Derby St in Newnham Croft, Grantchester (held by lease for 7 years from 24 June 1884 from John Oakley, the elder, to I J Bathe at a rent of 81 5s 0d dated 23 Feb 1883) b) Messuage or beerhouse and general dealer's shop, 79 Ainsworth Street, Cambridge, (held by Lease for 10 years from 25 March 1884 from Joseph Egan of Cambridge to I J Bathe at a rent of 25 pa, dated 17 March 1884) c) Messuage or public house called (The Golden Cross', Fitzroy Street, Cambridge, (held by Underlease for 10 years less 10 days from 29 September 1881 from Edw Pryor & Co of Hatfield to I J Bathe at a rent of 18 pa, dated 1 October 1884) AND messuage or public house called 'The Eagle Tavern', Victoria Road, Chesterton, Cambs, (held by Underlease for 14 years, less 10 days from 25 Dec 1879 from Ed Pryor to I J Bathe at a rent of 18 pa, undated) d) Messuage or public house called 'The Coachmakers Arms', John Street, City Road, Cambridge, (held by Lease for 14 years from 24 June 1888 from Thos Brand Kingsnorth to I J Bathe at a rent of 30 pa, dated 24 May 1888) e) Messuage or public house called 'The Railway Tavern', near the Railway Station at Great Shelford AND Malting and two stables in yard of landlords at Great Shelford, Cambs, (but as to such parts as are copyhold if the custom of the Manor will admit) (held by Lease for 7 years from 25 Dec 1884 from F H Aves and G E Hawkins trading as F H Aves & Co of Great Shelford to I J Bathe at a rent of 70 pa, dated 24 December 1885) f) Messuage or public house called ('The John Bull' and premises and garden [1A 3R 0P] and paddock (1/2A) at Swaffham, Cambs, (held by Lease for 5 years from 25 March 1884 from Thos Palmby of Swaffham Prior to I J Bathe at a rent of 25 pa, dated 4 Feb 1884) g) Messuage or public house called 'The Hoops' etc and 3 closes of pasture, [6A 0R 25P] at Littlebury Green, Essex (held by Lease for 6 years from 25 March 1885 if the custom of the Manor will permit from John Hott of Littlebury Green, Essex, to I J Bathe at a rent of 30 pa, dated 25 March 1885 h) Messuage or off-licensed house at Foulmire, Cambs (held by Yearly Tenancy from Wm Ward of Melbourn to I J Bathe at a rent of 18 pa, undated) i) Messuage or public house called 'Little Rose', Willingham, Cambs, (held by Yearly Tenancy Lease from Ephraim Wayman to I J Bathe at a rent of 30 pa, dated 24 June 1886) j) Messuage or public house, called 'The Wheatsheaf', Swavesey, Cambs (held by Lease for 7 years from 11 October 1886 from Lucy Milham of Birkenhead to I J Bathe at a rent of 20 pa, dated 24 Dec 1886) k) Messuage or public house called 'The Royal Oak' with Malting, sheds and other outbuildings and 1A 2R 0P of land at Fulbourn, Cambs, (held by Lease for 10 years from 25 March 1887 from Robert Miller of Cambridge to I J Bathe, at a rent of 55 pa, dated 25 April 1887) l) Messuage or public house called 'The Bushel and Strike', Haslingfield, Cambs, with orchards, barns, stables etc (held by Lease for 12 years from 29 Sept 1887 from Emma Chapman of Haslingfield to I J Bathe at a rent of 33 pa dated 27 August 1887) m) Dwellinghouse and stores and premises, Haverhill, Suffolk, (held on a yearly tenancy from - Green of Haverhill to I J Bathe at a rent of 20 pa, undated) n) Messuage or public house called 'The Tiger' with the brewery and grocer's shop, East Road, Cambridge (held by Lease for 5 years from 29 September 1883 from Sarah Moden of Cambridge to I J Bathe at a rent of 50 pa, dated 4 Sep 1883) o) Messuage or public house called 'The Spotted Cow' with brewhouse and stables AND cottage adj in Northampton St, Cambridge with right to use the yard belonging to the premises (held by Lease for 14 years (terminable after 7) from 24 June 1884 from Wm Frank Bond of Litlington and others to I J Bathe at a rent of 35 pa, dated 23 June 1884) p) Messuage or public house called 'The Claremont' Ainsworth Street, Cambridge (held by Underlease of 21 years, less 10 days, from 24 June 1880 from Ed Pryor to I J Bathe at a rent of 22 pa, dated 1 October 1884) q) Messuage or public house called 'The Cross Keys', Saxon Street, Cambridge (held by Lease from 9 August 1886 to 27 Feb 1893 from Fanny Benton of Cambridge to I J Bathe at a rent of 30 pa, dated 21 August 1886) r) Messuage or public house called 'The Osborne Arms', Hills Road, Cambridge (held by Lease for 10 years from 29 Sept 1887 from Ed Sanderson of Cambridge to I J Bathe at a rent of 73 10s 0d pa, dated 15 October 1887) s) 2 cottages and 1A 1R 15P of land at Pampisford Cambs, (held by Lease for 22 years from 25 March 1882 from Wm P Hammond of Pampisford to I J Bathe, Rent 17 10s 0d pa, dated 27 May 1882) t) Messuage or public house called 'The Cross Keys', Sawston, Cambs AND messuage or public house called 'The Chequers' at Little Shelford, Cambs (held by Lease (yearly tenancy) by Sarah Headly of Stapleford to I J Bathe at a rent of 43 pa, dated 1 March 1881) u) Messuage or beehouse called 'The Moorhen' with garden and orchard belonging, 4A 2R 0P of arable at Shepreth, Cambs, (held by Lease for 7 years from 25 Dec 1884 (if the custom of the Manor will permit) from Sarah Headly to I J Bathe at a rent of 20 pa, dated 25 Mar 1885 v) Messuage or beerhouse called 'The Bricklayers Arms', Little Abington, Cambs, (held by Lease (yearly tenancy) from Fred Barlow of Cambridge and another to I J Bathe, at a rent of 20 pa, dated 1 March 1879) w) Messuage or public house called 'The White Horse' with the matling and Conservative Club Room and garden and paddock [1A 2R 22P] Burwell, Cambs (held by Lease for 14 years from 29 September 1882 from Charlotte Beevor and others to I J Bathe at a rent of 100 pa, dated 30 December 1882) CONSIDERATION 1,500 pd by 2) to 1)

29 Jun 1888

From: 1879 To: 1888

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Bathe, Inverness John,
Hudson, Philip Llewellyn,
Oakley, John,
Egan, Joseph,
Edward Pryor & Company,
Kingsnorth, Thomas Brand,
Aves, F.H.,
Hawkins, G.E.,
F.H.Aves & Company,
Palmby, Thomas,
Holt, John,
Ward, William,
Wayman, Ephraim,
Milham, Lucy,
Miller, Robert,
Chapman, Emma,
Moden, Sarah,
Bond, William Frank,
Pryor, Edward,
Benton, Fanny,
Sanderson, Edward,
Hammond, William Parker,
Heady, George,
Barlow, Frederick,
Beevor, Charlotte,
Bathe & Company

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