HF40/3/19/1

Agreement for sale

8 Jan 1920

From: 1858 To: 1920

1) Wells and Winch Limited (vendors) 2) John Raynes Smith of St Neots, butcher freehold messuage used as beerhouse called “Ship Inn”, High Street, St Neots, Huntingdonshire, with buildings, yard and garden now in occupation of William Peacock as tenant (Clause 2 to buy from 1) exclusively beer to be consumed on premises so long as remain licensed premises) Title starts Conveyance 1) S H and Mary Day 2) Francis Day 1 Sep 1858 Consideration £80 8 Jan 1920

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Wells & Winch Limited,
Smith, John Raynes,
Peacock, William,
Day, S H,
Day, Mary,
Day, Francis

Hooper & Fletcher, buildings and land use, Wells & Winch Limited, Huntingdonshire inns, St. Neots inns, St.Neots Ship, St.Neots, butcher, freehold property, beerhouses, St.Neots High Street, gardens, tenancy, restrictive covenants, beer