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Memorandum of Agreement for yearly tenancy

22 Oct 1885

From: 1885 To: 1885

1) Honourable William Edward Sackville-West of Lime Grove, Bangor, North Wales. Late Lieutenant Colonel in H.M. Grenadier Guards Sackville Arthur Cecil esquire (commonly called Lord Sackville Arthur Cecil) of The Oast House, Hayes Common, Bromley, Kent (trustees of Bedford settled estates) 2) Most Noble Francis Charles Hastings, Duke of Bedford K.G. 3) Lawrence Read Colburne Higgins and Cecil Charles Norman Colburne Higgins of Bedford, common brewers and co-partners. piece of land called Castle Hill with garden ground And farm yard and buildings adjoining above formerly occupied with Swan Hotel Covenant to preserve as a flower garden and pleasure ground land between hedge and railings separating it from the Embankment rent £25 per annum

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Hooper & Fletcher,
Sackville-West, William Edward,
Cecil, Sackville Arthur,
Russell, Francis Charles Hastings,
Duke of Bedford,
Higgins, Lawrence Read Colburne,
Higgins, Cecil Charles Norman Colburne

Hooper & Fletcher, buildings and land use, general legal process, tenancy, Bangor, lieutenant general, Grenadier Guards, Bromley, trustees, ESTATES (LANDED), BEDFORD, Duke of Bedford, common brewer, Bedford Castle Hill, gardens, Bedford farms, Bedford Swan, non-restrictive covenants, Bedford Embankment