Reference
W3783
Title
Conveyance
Date free text
9 Nov 1872
Production date
From: 1871 To: 1872
Scope and Content
i) Mayor, Aldermen and Burgesses of Bedford
ii) James Wyatt, treasurer of said Borough
iii) William Patrick Adam, esquire, and William Henry Gladstone esquire, commissioners of H.M. Treasury
iv) Samuel Charles Whitbread of Southill Park, esquire
reciting posting of notice of intention to sell by i) on 13 Oct 1871
reciting application by i) to iii) for permission to sell on 9 Nov 1871
reciting granting of such permission by iii) 8 May 1872
reciting posting of notice to inspect above, and sale to iv) at public auction on 18 Jun 1872
consideration £1,500 paid by iv) to i)
- 14 acres 2 roods 31 perches of pasture called Kings Mead in Goldington
allotted to i) at enclosure, occupied by John White
South West: land allotted to Duke of Bedford, now owned by iv)
all other sides by the river Ouse
access to which from the main land in Goldington is by a little bridge, together with said bridge,
and right of passage along a private way leading from said bridge over land, the property of trustees
of Mr. and Mrs. Power, to a public road leading from Newnham Walls to the road from Bedford to St. Neots.
PLAN
not to form part of dower
schedule of deeds 1850-1872 to be produced by i)
seal of i); signatures. ii) iii) iv)
witnesses. Mark Sharman, Bedford
William Newton
Blair Adam
Helen Gladstone, spinster, Hawarden, Chester
Theed Pearse, town clerk, Bedford
Thomas W. Turnley, Bedford
Level of description
item