WB/AW4/1/VP1

Photocopy Conveyance

20 Jan 1910

From: 1869 To: 1910

Parties: (i) Henry Brady of 3 Terlingham Gardens, Folkestone [Kent], esquire; James Trower of Eastington House, Stonehouse [Gloucestershire], esquire; Walter Spencer Anderson Griffith of 96 Harley Street, London, esquire MD; (ii) Harold Stephen Adey of St.Albans Brewery [Hertfordshire] Reciting: - Thomas Kinder, late of St.Albans, brewer held (a)-(ad) at his death subject to lease of 31 Jul 1869; - Thomas Kinder held (ae)-(af) by lease at his death; - lease of 31 Jul 1869 in which (1) Thomas Kinder demised (a)-(af) to (2) Stephen Vizard Rede Adey and Samuel Monckton White, both of St.Albans, common brewers - (a)-(w) and (ae)-(af) from 29 Sep 1868 for 42 years and (x)-(ad) from 29 Sep 1868 for 21 years with covenant to devise (x)-(ad) for a further term of 21 years from 29 Sep 1889; - Stephen Vizard Rede Adey and Samuel Monckton continued to hold (x)-(ad), with consent of trustee of will of Thomas Kinder, after 29 Sep 1889 but no further lease was granted; - will of Thomas Kinder of 11 Jul 1878: appointing his wife Caroline and William Hackwood of 7 Walbrook, London, gentleman executors; bequeathing various legacies; devising to Caroline Kinder and William Hackwood, amongst other things, (a)-(ad) upon trusts with powers of sale; - death of Thomas Kinder on 16 Aug 1881 and proof of his will in PPR on 4 Nov 1881 with codicil of 1 Nov 1878 not affecting (a)-(ad); - death of Caroline Kinder on 8 Nov 1882; - appointment of Henry Brady as trustee to replace Caroline Kinder on 1 Jul 1883 by William Hackwood; - death of William Hackwood on 13 Jun 1895; - appointment of James Trower and Walter Spencer Anderson Griffith as trustees to replace William Hackwood on 30 Sep 1895 by Henry Brady; - numerous deeds, but ultimately assignment of 19 Jun 1905 between (1) Mathias Thomas Hodding and Frederick William Emery and (ii) in which (a)-(w) and (ae)-(af) were vested in (ii) for residue of lease of 42 years and also vesting of (x)-(ad) in (ii) Operative Part: - (i) conveyed (a)-(w) to (ii) for 47,500; - (i) conveyed (x)-(ad) to (ii); - (i) assigned (ae)-(af) to (ii) Property: (a) St.Albans Brewery in Chequer Street, St.Albans with frontage of 61ft 9in and depth of 516ft with brewery buildings, store houses, malting houses, coachhouses and stabling etc., also adjoining land with frontage to Chequer Street of 106ft with messuage formerly known as Brewery House, now known as Chequer Lawn [shown on attached plan]; (b) Old Woolpack (formerly Peahen Tap), London Road, St.Albans with frontage of 95ft 6in [shown on attached plan]; (c) White Horse, St.Peter's Street, St.Albans with frontage of 28ft 7in and depth of 220ft 6in [shown on attached plan]; (d) Queens Hotel (formerly Chequers), Chequer Street, St.Albans with frontage of 49ft 6in extending in SE direction to Marlborough Road with frontage to that road of 75ft; also 10 Chequer Street and Rosedale with frontage to Marlborough Road; with stabling, coachhouses etc. [shown on attached plan]; (e) Fleur de Lis, French Row, St.Albans with frontage of 37ft 2in extending NW to Verulam Street 54ft 6in; also two shops with frontage to Verulam Street, with stabling, coachhouses etc. [shown on attached plan]; (f) Windmill public house, St.Peter's Street, St.Albans with frontage of 20ft 9in [shown on attached plan]; (g) Two Brewers, Holywell Hill, St.Albans with frontage of 12ft 10in [shown on attached plan]; (h) Wheatsheaf (formerly Dog), French Row, St.Albans with frontage of 30ft; licence recently referred for compensation [as shown on attached plan]; (i) Kings Head, Market Place, St.Albans with frontage of 31ft 4in with frontage to Upper Dagnall Street of 64ft [as shown on attached plan]; (j) Little Red Lion, High Street, St.Albans with frontage of 17ft 6in except for portion over cellar, of ground floor, first floor and attic conveyed to James Fisk, deceased, adjoining owner, on 22 Mar 1883 and 8 Nov 1898 [shown on attached plan]; (k) Lower Red Lion, Fishpool Street, St.Albans with frontage of 54ft 6in and cottage adjoining and large garden at rear [shown on attached plan]; (l) Black Lion (previously Unicorn), Fishpool Street, St.Albans with frontage of 76ft 4in and frontage to Branch Road of 130ft 10in [as shown on attached plan]; (m) Old Antelope, corner of George Street and Spicer Street, St.Albans with frontage to George Street of 38ft 3in and to Spicer Street of 52ft 5in with garden and premises at rear and adjoining shop in George Street; with right of way through gateway over passage on N side of Old Antelope to Spicer Street [as shown on attached plan]; (n) Bell Hotel, Chequer Street, St.Albans with frontage of 60ft 4in and extending SE 387ft [as shown on attached plan]; (o) Cock, corner of St.Peter's Street and Hatfield Road, St.Albans with frontage to St.Peter's Street of 29ft 4in and to Hatfield Road of 91ft 4in [as shown on attached plan]; (p) Mermaid beerhouse, Hatfield Road, St.Albans with frontage of 73ft [as shown on attached plan]; (q) Vine, North Street, Welwyn [Hertfordshire] with frontage of 70ft and garden at rear [as shown on attached plan]; (r) Swan, High Street, Markyate [Hertfordshire] with frontage of 57ft 7in [as shown on attached plan]; (s) Princes Head, corner of High Street and Lamb Lane, Redbourn [Hertfordshire] with cottage adjoining, with frontage to High Street of 59ft 9in and to Lamb Lane of 310ft [as shown on attached plan]; (t) Plough beerhouse, Tyttenhanger [Hertfordshire] with frontage on road from Tyttenhanger Green to Colney Heath [Hertfordshire] of 60ft 6in [as shown on attached plan]; (u) Gibraltar, Wheathampstead [Hertfordshire] on NE side of road from Luton to Wheathampstead with frontage of 79ft with land on SW side of road opposite Gibraltar with frontage of 148ft [as shown on attached plan]; (v) White Horse, Park Street, St.Albans with frontage to Watling Street of 194ft [as shown on attached plan]; (w) Old Mile House public house, St.Albans, St.Peter with frontage of 302ft to main road from St.Albans to London known as London Road and frontage to Mile House Lane of 79ft [as shown on attached plan]; (x) Hare & Hounds, Old London Road, St.Albans [as shown on attached plan]; (y) Red Lion, High Street, Redbourn with frontage of 58ft 6in [as shown on attached plan]; (z) Cross Keys, High Street, Harpenden and cottages adjoining with frontage of 86ft 9in [as shown on attached plan]; (aa) Queens Head, Sandridge [Hertfordshire], near church [as shown on attached plan]; (ab) Kings Head, London Colney [Hertfordshire] [as shown on attached plan]; (ac) Three Horse Shoes, Hatfield Road, St.Albans (St.Peter parish) with frontage of 217ft 3in; also land on NE side of Hatfield Road opposite Three Horse Shoes with frontage of 32ft and depth of 17ft; also land adjoining the other piece of land NE of Hatfield Road and containing 15 poles [as shown on attached plan]; (ad) Queens Head, Colney Heath [Hertfordshire] with frontage of 116ft 9in on road from St.Albans to North Mimms [Hertfordshire] [as shown on attached plan]; (ae) Portland Arms, E side of Portland Street, St.Albans with frontage of 40ft [as shown on attached plan], leased by Robert Seale from Sir William Wendy and Blanche, his wife, on 15 Jul 1622 for 999 years; (af) Harts Horns, High Street, Barnet [Hertfordshire] abutting: E on high road from Chipping Barnet to London, measuring 21ft; W on ground late of Benjamin Smith, measuring 18ft; N on land late of Henry Worster measuring 116ft; S on Union Street measuring 118ft 5in [as shown on attached plan]; leased by Thomas Kinder from George Alfred Muskett on 1 Jan 1837 for 99 years Witnesses: - George Edward Leggett, late Major, 77th Foot, of 17 Clifton Crescent, Folkestone; - Mary R.Moore of Eastington [Gloucestershire], spinster; - H.Morley Fletcher [?] of 98 Harley Street, London, physician; - Albert Clark

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Brady, Henry,
Trower, James,
Griffith, Walter Spencer Anderson,
Adey, Harold Stephen,
Kinder, Thomas,
Adey, Stephen Vizard Rede,
White, Samuel Monckton,
Hackwood, William,
Kinder, Caroline,
Hodding, Mathias Thomas,
Emery, Frederick William,
Fisk, James,
Seale, Robert,
Wendy, William,
Wendy, Blanche,
Smith, Benjamin,
Worster, Henry,
Muskett, George Alfred,
Leggett, George Edward,
Moore, Mary R.,
Fletcher, H.Morley,
Clark, Albert

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