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Provisional deed of charge

13 Aug 1877

From: 1874 To: 1894

i) Alfred Richardson ii) William Thomas Chapman, Biggleswade, gentleman Simeon Brown, Eyeworth, farmer By decree of Chancery of High Court of Justice made on 3 June 1874 in suit Cooper v Cooper, property hereinafter described was put up for sale (as Lot I) and i) became purchaser for £7400 and paid £740 as deposit to James Robarts, person appointed by Judge to receive same. now in consideration lent by ii) to i) at 4½% interest (4¼% if paid promptly) i) grants to ii) - brewery premises etc., and private house, near Sun Street, Potton, with 2 houses adjoining and ‘Two Brewers’ beerhouse, ‘Cross Keys’ beerhouse, ‘Gardeners' Arms’ beerhouse, ‘Red Lion’ Inn, all in Potton; ‘White Horse’ beerhouse at Blunham and 2 cottages adjoining; ‘Royal Oak’ Public House at Gamlingay, Cambridgeshire; ‘Sun’ Public House at Little Gransden, Cambridgeshire; and Doghouse Paddock etc.; ‘Queen Victoria’ beerhouse at Wrestlingworth etc.; ‘Green Man’ Public House at Steeple Morden, Cambridgeshire etc.; and ‘Plough’ beerhouse at Steeple Morden endorsed receipt witness: William Race rayner 13 Aug 1877 also with list of acknowledgements of right of production of this deed 1888-1894

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Richardson, Alfred,
Chapman, William Thomas,
Brown, Simeon,
Cooper,
Robarts, James

BUILDINGS & LAND USE, BIGGLESWADE, EYEWORTH, farmer, High Court of Justice, lawsuits, general auction sales, Bedfordshire breweries, HOUSING, Potton Sun Street, POTTON, Potton inns, Potton Two Brewers, Potton Cross Keys, Potton Gardeners Arms, Potton Red Lion, public houses, Blunham White Horse, BLUNHAM, Gamlingay Royal Oak, Gamlingay, Little Gransden Sun, Cambridgeshire Little Gransden, Wrestlingworth Queen Victoria, WRESTLINGWORTH, Steeple Morden Green Man, Steeple Morden Plough, Steeple Morden, receipts