To the Clerk of the Peace of the County
of Middlesex or to his lawful Deputy

I Gilbert Talbot< no role > of Cartington in the County of
Northumberland Esqr . in Pursuance of an act of
Parliament made in the first Year of the Reign
of his late Majesty King George the first intitled
an Act to oblige Papists to register their Names and
real Estates do by this present Writing under my
Hand desire you or one of you to register or cause
to be registered my Name and Estate in the County
of Middlesex in the manner and words following Vizt:

A piece or Parcel of Ground in the Parish of Saint Mary
Le bone otherwise Mary bone in the County of
Middlesex being part of Field heretofore known by
the Name of Mill-Hill Field and containing from
South to North in the East and West End twenty one
Feet of assize or thereabouts little more or less and
in Depth from East to West on the South Side [..]
one hundred and forty five feet and on the North
Side one hundred and forty nine Feet of assize little
more or less and one double Brick Messuage or
Tenement built upon the whole Front of the said
piece or parcel of Ground towards a Street called
Wellbeck Street and the Stables Coach house and
Appurtenances to the said Messuage or Tenement and premisses
belonging or in anywise Appertaining which
said premisses are in my own possession and I am
possed thereof for the Remainder of a Term of Eighty
five Years which by Indenture bearing Date the
Seventh Day of August One thousand Seven hundred
and thirty five was Granted by the Rt. Honble Edward< no role >
Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer and the Rt. Honble
the Lady Henrietta Cavendish Hollis< no role > Countess of Oxford
and Countess Mortimer unto Isaac Grundy< no role > Mason and commenced from midsumer
Day then last past

Gilbert Talbot< no role >
1744. Octr. 13