CD660

Mortgage:

8 Jan 1873

From: 1873 To: 1873

i) James Joseph Weston, Biggleswade, brewer ii) Robert Charles Catling, Hinton Grange, Cherry Hinton, Cambridgeshire, brewer consid - £1300 paid to i) by ii) i) covenants that on 8 July next he will pay to ii) said £1300 and interest at 5% p.a. Also i) grants to ii) - inn erected by John Hill Day called "" The Wrestlers"", and land on which it stands, in St Neots, Hunts, bounded in part by a building formerly belonging to William Medland and by garden ground also belonging to William Medland now divided from it by a brick wall erected by John Hill Day another part - premises late belongings to the Earl of Sandwich another part - Sam Bedells and devisees of Joseph Allison remaining part - road from common towards Market Hill. Said inn was formerly in occupance Henry Grubb, together with the stables, and now in occ William Shelton - two messuages in a street leading from the Newport Road into Gas House Lane, formerly called Polhill Street, now nos 21 and 22 Grey Friars Walk in the New Town area of Bedford, formerly in occupance Thomas Bryant and Thomas Walford, now converted into a beerhouse called 'wait for the wagon' and used as one tenement late in occupance Thomas Bryant and Thomas Watford and now of John Buck - piece of ground wherein said messuage stands being 33ft in length and 70ft in depth being part of certain grounds called Friars Minors or the Priory Farm and Green Dragon close . North & South other part thereof formerly purchased by said Thomas Bryant, East street formerly called Pollhill Street, West other part thereof sold to William Perfect subject to right of way on south side of width of 5ft -messuage or public house in Hinxton Street, Ickleton Cambs West road to Hinxton East land late of - Starling North widow Bloomfield South cottage next described said messuage has frontage of 60ft on to Hinxton Street - cottage with yard and garden in Hinxton Street West road to Hinxton East - Starling North - before described meesuage South - William Hanchett late in occupance John Rowling -piece of land at Girtford, Sandy South & East - in occupance James Yerrill North (part) Cupboards Lane North (other part) - Marsom North (remaining part) Mrs Adams Cottage West - Great North Road -messuage built on some part of last described land and known as the Golden ball beerhouse in occupance Christopher Jeeves - cottage on other part of said land and now in occupance said Christopher Jeeves or Reuben Spring, his undertenant convenant to produce deed as in schedule. Schedule Indenture bet a) George Powers and Elizabeth Weston, his wife b) Edward Thurlow Leeds Smith and Sarah Ann Weston, his wife, c) said James Joseph Weston d) Elizabeth Weston Signatures both Edorsed receipt Witnesses: Edward Leeds Smith, solicitor, Sandy

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Weston, James Joseph,
Catling, Robert Charles,
Day, John Hill,
Medland, William,
Sandwich, John William Montagu, 7th Earl of,
Bedells, Samuel,
Allison, Joseph,
Grubb, Henry,
Shelton, William,
Bryant, Thomas,
Walford, Thomas,
Watford, Thomas,
Buck, John,
Perfect, William,
Starling,
Bloomfield,
Hanchett, William,
Rowling, John,
Yerrill, James,
Marsom,
Adams,
Jeeves, Christopher,
Spring, Reuben,
Powers, George,
Weston, Elizabeth,
Smith, Edward Thurlow Leeds,
Weston, Sarah Ann,
Weston, Elizabeth,
Smith, Edward Leeds

DEEDS, mortgages, BIGGLESWADE, brewer, Cherry Hinton, St. Neots Wrestlers, St. Neots inns, BEDFORD, Bedford Greyfriars Walk, Bedford Wait for the Wagon, Greyfriars Walk, Ickleton, Hinxton, Girtford, Great North Road, Girtford Golden Ball, SANDY, solicitor