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Envelope, endorsed: Duke of Bedford "Castle Hill premises"

1837 - 1896

From: 1837 To: 1896

contains: a) "How to Brew" by David Slate (?) brewer Whitbreads (?) 1837 (?) b) Copy of terms for letting Castle Hill Garden and Grounds with Stabling and Yard adjoining landlord: His Grace the Duke of Bedford, K G tenants: Lawrence Colburne Higgins and Cecil Colburne Higgins rent: £25 per annum term: yearly from 25 March 1884 covenants to insure buildings with Sun Fire Office for £1,000 to preserve trees and shrubs and to keep ground between Embankment Road and the live hedge as pleasure ground and not to use it as a vegetable garden signatures: Lawrence Colburne Higgins, Cecil Colburne Higgins 17 Nov 1884 c) letter from Sharman and Trethewy, solicitors, Bedford to Messrs L and C Higgins: Mr Barnard informs them that Higgins brothers require lease of old depot and Siffons (?) house and garden. Sends agreement for tenancy of Castle Hill Garden Ground and farm yard 5 Oct 1896

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Duke of Bedford,
Slate, David,
Whitbread,
Duke of Bedford,
Higgins, Lawrence Read Colburne,
Higgins, Cecil Charles Norman Colburne,
Sharman & Trethewy,
Barnard,
Siffon

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, envelopes, BEDFORD, Bedford Castle Hill, brewing, books, Whitbread Breweries Limited, non-agricultural leases, gardens, stables, rentals, restrictive covenants, insurance, Bedford Embankment, Sharman & Trethewy, legal correspondence, business correspondence, depot, Bedfordshire Militia, HOUSING, Bedford Swan Farm