Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    WL1000/1/SHEF/1/11
  • Title
    Mortgage Parties: (i) Charles King of Shefford, brewer; (ii) John King of 9 Union Court, Old Broad Street, London, wholesale ironmonger Reciting: - (ii) had previously lent 900 to (i) Operative Part: - (i), for the 900 already lent by (ii) and a further advance of 50 at 5% interest for the total sum, granted (a)-(c) to (ii) Property: (a) site of cottage and shop and garden totalling 20 poles on N side of Ampthill Street, Shefford late in occupation of Thomas Haynes bounded: W by estate of Sarah Ibbs now or late belonging to Midland Railway Company; N by (c); E by estate late of Thomas Fane now by his devisees and those of Thomas Tarpley; (b) dwellinghouse and brewhouse built by John Ibbs on (a) occupied by him, then Sarah Ibbs, now Charles King and known as Railway Inn with all coppers, furnaces, vats, tuns, coolers, back fixtures etc.; (c) former pasture, formerly part of Palmers Close, now used as garden and yard of 30 poles bounded: N and W by land sold to late Thomas Inskip and Midland Railway Company; (a)-(c) complete with fittings as described in 1st schedule; (d) debts owed (i) as described in 2nd schedule 1st Schedule: - Brewery: 1 copper with tap; 1 mash tun and sponger; 1 cooler; 1 under back; 1 wood and lead tank; 1 copper pump; 1 lift pump; 1 working square; 2 working troughs; 4 working tubs; 6 tubs; 10 pails and yoke; 12 drink stalls; 6 sparge tins; 1 filling up tin with copper spout; 1 finning up tin; 2 vats; 4 hogsheads; 4 large barrels; 29 ale pipes; 200 casks various sizes; - Orchard, stable loft etc.: 1 horse; 2 carts; 2 sets of harnesses; bean and oat mill; chaff cutter; 14 corn bins; 1 bobbys udder; 1 malt mill; dog, kennel, collar and chain; 3 pig troughs; 21 pigs; hog dung in the styes and yard; quantity of faggots, firewood, hay, corn and straw; 3 forms; 1 truck; 2 wheel barrows; quantity of oak and other timbers; 3 ladders; quantity of boards, bungs, corks and chires; grindstone; frame, hammers, augers, screwdrivers, hammer, branding irons and figures; weights and scales; 4 posts and sockets; lot of oak spokes; 3 makrs, rules; 1 rake; quantity of piping; 3 troughs and spouts; 12 mops and brushes; - Front living room: 3 tables; 1 sofa; 14 chairs; hearth rugs; 2 carpets; chimney glass; glass ornaments; 30 boxes cigars; dog; 1 case; 1 gun and case; 8 pictures; 6 dozen wine; gas burners; 1 lamp; fender guard and fire irons; window curtains and blinds; - Tap room: 2 tables; gas burner, lamp and fender; 5 pictures; window curtains and blind; - Bar parlour: 2 tables, 1 cushioned seat; 7 chairs; chimney glass; fire irons, fender and ornaments; rug and mat; 1 case of stuffed birds; 6 pictures; gas burner and lamp; window curtains and blind; - Bar: beer engine and sink; clock; quantity of glasses; pewter measures; earthenware pots; earthenware jugs; 3 glass spirit jars and taps; 5 stone jars and taps; 12 taps; a quantity of preserves in pots; tins; biscuits and other small articles; - Kitchen: pimp and sink; chopping block; 2 tables; 3 dozen knives and forks; 4 shoe brushes; 6 dozen plates and dishes; 1 copper; 18 hams and cheeks; 1 plate sack; 100 foot lot of shelving; 3 kettles; boiler and 8 saucepans; 8 beer tins; washing rack and screen and safe; fender and fire irons and sundry kitchen utensils; 2 pork pots; 4 ham pans; - In the yard: 12 wooden beer bottles; bottle sack; quarter butts; old tun and old squares; 2 barrel slides; 4 washing trays; 2 stands and 3 ropes; - Front room No.1: 1 bedstead; 2 feather beds' mattresses; 3 blankets; 1 counterpane; bed furniture; 2 pillows and bolster; 7 chairs; 1 swing glass dressing table; set of drawers; wash stand and furniture; night commode; writing desk; 6 boxes; 4 decanters; 4 glasses; 2 glass globes; towel horse; 1 sampler; lot of ornaments; carpet and 2 wool mats; window curtains; 3 large cushions; landing floor cloth; 5 mats; 1 table; 2 boxes; 3 wicker flats; 2 boxes; - Back room: 1 oak coffer; 4 spirit jars; 3 wood jars; 1 bath; 3 clothes horses; 1 basket and bag; 1 iron; crib; shoe stand; 2 chairs; coal scuttle; sea kettle; carpets and matting; 3 clothes baskets; 1 iron press; - Staircase: floorcloth and rods; Room no.3: iron bedstead; 1 feather bed, bolster and 2 pillows; 2 mattresses; 5 sheets, blankets and quilt; 1 book case and books; 2 looking glasses; bed slips; 7 chairs; 1 chest of drawers; 1 double set of drawers; 12 pairs of sheets; 12 table cloths; stand and books; 4 pictures; set of tea trays; wash hand stand; 2 tables; water can; solid leather portmanteau; 2 cases of stuffed birds; window pole and curtains; 2 boxes; 2 fenders; set of fire irons and guard; chess box and men; quantity of ornaments; carpet and rug; - Small room: 1 bedstead; 1 feather bed; 2 mattresses; bolster and pillows; blankets; 2 sheets; 2 pictures; 1 case of birds; 1 looking glass; dressing table; 1 washing stand; 1 chiffonier; blinds and curtains; 2 chairs; 2 boxes; lot of ornaments; 1 tea service; - Back room: 1 bedstead; 1 crib; 2 beds; 3 mattresses; 5 blankets; 2 counterpanes; 1 chest of drawers; 1 table; 1 wash stand; 1 chair; 2 boxes; 6 window poles and rings; window curtains; 1 foot bath; carpet; looking glass 2nd Schedule: debtors mentioned: George Kempson; Robert Johnson senior; William Cole; R.Shepherd; William Barber; Joseph Powell; Mrs.Pidgeon; Samuel Thompson; Edward Bodger; Charles Pidgeon; Sarah Lamb; William Low; Phipps; Robert Johnson junior; Alfred Haddow; Charles Brown; Charles Cartlidge Balding; John Squires; Joseph Balls; Tatwell; James Gayety; Eliza Elliott; George Rowlett; Frederick Mossman; Edward Crouch; Joseph Ibbs; Armigel Wade; Isaac Lightfoot; Henry Hare; Mason; George Hillyard; John Cooper; Vincent Doggett; Brookes; Cooper; John Burrows; Collis; St.Francis Children's Home; Backer; Mrs.L.Barnes; Frederick Gresham; Richard Hall; William Harwood; Robert Gresham; William Whitbread; Thomas Worker; Arthur Wade Gery; various small debts; George Hare; William Stapleton - total debts: 553/18/8 Witness: - George Edward Coller, clerk to Hilleary of 5 Fenchurch Buildings, London, solicitor
  • Date free text
    6 Oct 1875
  • Production date
    From: 1875 To: 1875
  • Level of description
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