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Covenant to assign Leaseholds and Conditional surrender Copyholds to secure Mortgage of £1002

26 Oct 1859

From: 1859 To: 1859

1) William Ekin of Cambridge, brewer 2) Edmund Foster, solicitor, Henry Smith, printer Trustees of Cambridgeshire Permanent Benefit Building Society messuage, parish of St Mary, Butcher Row near Market Place: “The Lamb” and formerly “4 Swans” abutting N. former public house, Half Moon S. Black Swan W. Queens Highway to the Shraggery (sic) E. piece of ground of Corpus Christi College And messuage or public house called “The Swan”, Castle Street, parish of St Peter and cartshed and premises adjoining (now in occupation of John Hall) And 2 cottages formerly in occupation of William Gray and John Foreman, now of – abutting N. premises of William Bell W. Pound Hill S. Lane dividing said premises from “Three Tuns”, in occupation of Thomas Whyman Will surrender at Manor of Chesterton, Cambridgeshire messuage in Chesterton with malting, offices called “Bleeding Hart” Malting, in occupation of - Thurnall Consideration £1002

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Hudsons Cambridge & Pampisford Breweries Limited,
Ekin, William,
Foster, Edmund,
Smith, Henry,
Cambridgeshire Permament Benefit Building Society,
Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
Hall, John,
Gray, William,
Foreman, John,
Bell, William,
Whyman, Thomas,
Thurnall

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