Z1211/3/6

Mortgage with a transfer of mortgage endorsed Parties: (i) Thomas Durrant of Pepperstock, Hertfordshire, gent. (ii) Matilda Field of 1 Tudor Villas, Adelaide Square, Bedford, widow & William Henry Hunter of Park Street, Luton, Beds, manufacturer. Reciting: - Z1121/3/1. - Since 1863 (i) has erected a messuage, public house, two cottages and other premises adjoining on (a). Operative: - Mortgage from (i) to (ii) for £400 with interest at £5 per centum per annum. (i) conveys (a) to (ii) as security for repayment. Property: (a) The same property as at Z1121/3/1 now described as all that messuage and public house with outbuildings and yards known by the name of The 'Cardinal' situate at the corner of Chapel Street & Wood Street, Park Town (formerly known as Brown Brick) in the Borough of Luton, Beds now in the occupation of William Medhurst. And 2 cottages or dwelling houses adjoining the public house numbered 20 & 22 Wood Street and now in the occupations of John Andrews & Frances Bavister. All which said premises are bounded on NW by Wood House cottages. Habendum: - Unto and to the use of (ii) subject to a lease for 9 years at the yearly rent of £37 and the usual mortgage provisos for redemption including a power of sale. Covenants: - If any default in payment then (ii) has a power of sale upon trust that monies arising should go towards any professional charges arising form the sale, then towards the satisfaction of money owing on the security of these present and any surplus should be paid to (i). Signed by (i) and witnessed & signed by J.G. Roberts of Luton, solicitor. Endorsed: Transfer of mortgage dated 24th May 1889 whereby in consideration of £400 (ii) transfers (a) and the mortgage secured upon it to Henry Hyde of 64 North Street, Luton, gentleman. Witnessed and signed by William Austin of Luton, solicitor.

29 Sep 1880, 24 May 1889

From: 1880 To: 1889

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Durrant, Thomas,
Field, Matilda,
Hunter, William Henry,
Medhurst, William,
Andrews, John,
Bavister, Frances,
Roberts, J.G.,
Hyde, Henry,
Austin, William

building work, mortgages, cottages, William Austin, James George Roberts, Luton Chapel Street, Park Town, Luton Wood House Cottages