HF87/1/3

Cambridge Permanent Benefit Building Society

25 Aug 1891

From: 1891 To: 1891

Draft Security for £1512.10s.0d. 1) Thomas James Hooper of Biggleswade Esq. by Arthur John Hills of same, Solicitor, his Attorney under Deed Poll of 28 July 1891 (mortgagor). 2) William Clayton, gentleman, Mark Ives Wibley, grocer and Charles Stretton, Chief Constable all of Cambridge (Trustees of Cambridgeshire Permanent Building Society (mortgagee)). Recites 1) entitled to borrow £1512.10s. Purchased 25 shares in above Society. A) Brick built messuage or cottage or tenement (formerly the workhouse) (formerly divided into 2 tenements but now forming one house) with additional buildings and yards, gardens, outbuildings, offices in Stratton Street, Biggleswade (formerly in the occupation of William F. Pope & Hooper but now of Hooper only). Abuts north land formerly of Rudd (piece of C) below). Abuts south Stratton Street, east Crabb Lane and premises of --? and copyhold lands formerly belonging to -? Nash and now to A.J. Hills. Abuts west County Court Office and piece of land B). B) Piece of land adjoining on west side of garden formerly in occupation of James Newberry and then of William J. Pope and now in occupance of 1) and running up to and by the side of the Great Northern Railway. Abuts south, County Court Office. C) Plot of ground with stables, coach house and buildings in Biggleswade (25 poles). North of other property of 1) and extending from Crab Lane to Great Northern Railway having a front to said Lane and Railway of 140 feet. Repayments of monthly subscriptions of £12.10s Witness: William G. Iliffe, Clerk to Hooper & Company.

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Hooper, Thomas James,
Hills, Arthur John,
Clayton, William,
Wibley, Mark Ives,
Stretten, Charles,
Cambridgeshire Permanent Benefit Building Society,
Pope, William F.,
Hooper,
Rudd,
Nash,
Hills, A.J.,
Newberry, James,
Pope, William J.,
Iliffe, William G

BIGGLESWADE, specific solicitors, grocer, Chief Constable, Cambridge, Parish Workhouses, Biggleswade Stratton Street