Scope and Content
Draft Mortgage
Parties:
(i) Thomas Sworder of Luton, brewer;
(ii) William Anstee of Tythe Farm, Chalton, gentleman
Operative Part:
- (i) borrowed £14,000 from (ii) secured on (a)-(p)
Property:
(a) brewery formerly in occupation of Frederick Burr, some time since converted into assembly rooms, warehouses and shops in Park Street, Luton, in occupation of William Samwells; with buildings at lower end of yard used as bleach and dye works erected by William Samwells or his undertenants Carruthers & Fyson; also malting on NE side of brewery yard in occupation of Thomas Sworder & Company
(b) Two Brewers, now Clarence in Upper George Street, Luton formerly in occupation of William Sargood, now L.H.Claridge with right of way over yard;
(c) Bell, George Street, Luton formerly in occupation of Peter Wilson, now Mrs.Faulkener with right of way for Brown & Green across yard;
(d) Griffin, Chapel Street, Luton formerly in occupation of Thomas Puddephatt, now Thomas Rowe; with greengrocers shop formed out of part of public house in occupation of John Welch;
(e) Cock, Park Street, Luton formerly in occupation of William Clark now M.F.Collins bounded: E by Park Street; S by two cottages formerly of Frederick Burr; N by messuage of Anthony Sherlock; with right of way over yard;
(f) Bull, on corner of Park Street and Cumberland Street, Luton formerly in occupation of Samuel Carter now J.Liddiard;
(g) Wheel Plough, Park Street, Luton formerly in of Thomas Brown now Mrs.Field with cottage formerly a separate tenement now forming part of public house; also site of demolished cottage; also barn between garden and Blackwater Lane; formerly in occupation of George Jones, now Mrs.Field;
(h) Blacksmiths Arms, formerly Heron, Park Street, Luton formerly in occupation of James Parrott, now Miss Abbott;
(i) Chequers, Park Street, formerly in occupation of John Peacock now C.Hutchinson;
(j) Windmill, Gallows Lane, Luton, formerly in occupation of James Attwood now John Cole;
(k) Wheatsheaf, Church Street, Luton formerly in occupation of John Booth, now Haydon;
(l) Old English Gentleman bounded S and W by Burr Street and Hitchin Road formerly in occupation of Thomas Lawrence, now C.Haswell;
(m) Royal Oak, Round Green, Stopsley formerly in occupation of Edward Parrott, now H.Hamilton;
(n) Freeholder, York Street, Luton formerly in occupation of Thomas Glenister, now E.Clayton;
(o) Bricklayers Arms, High Town, Luton and piece of land at back now used as garden measuring 75ft long and 20ft wide; with right of way over yard;
(p) Rabbit, Old Bedford Road, Luton, formerly in occupation of Matthew Lawrence, now George Lawrence with right of way along back and east side
Witness:
- Thomas Joseph Sworder of Hertford, solicitor