No-Never-I am 60 years of Age
In ever heard it from any person what-
-ever.

[Account of Money recd. by the City on
the Impost an Coate read.]

Account what paid towards building
several public places read]

George Dance< no role > This name instance is in set 4335.

From whom do you received Directions
to repair Newgate?

From the Cam in the of City Lands.

Allegn. 6

[Two Accounts of Sheriffs Fines and
impost on Coals to prove the City might
repair and rebuild-read]

Allegn. 7

[To prove the City will in a few
Years be in possession of Estates more than
adequate to it's Government]

Mr. Davidson Clerk to the Comptroller of
the City of London .

Conduit Mead in 1666 was let to
Lord Clarindon at a reserved Rent of £8
a Year-that the Lease will expire at
Lady day next-that the Rack Rent of
Houses comprehended in that lease is above
1800 or £2000 a year-The City have renewed
Puck renewals to take Effect after Expiration
of Lord Elarendans Lease about [..] of the whole exclusive of what is let
upon

upon Lease to the Margeris of Normandy for
100 Years to come fram next Lady day
the Fines as which renewals have been annually
brought to Account to this Time.

Are any reserved Rents of House
built an London Walln.

I don't know of any then may be some
back Buildings erected on the Scite of the Walls
but the Wall is from 6 to 9 feet Widd.

To whom is the Graund Rent for those
Scites paid?

To the City-I don't Know of any House built
upon the Scites of the Gates pulled down.

In whom do you look upon the
property of the Walls and Gates to the City to be
in?

The City of London always bunes turned so
during my Memory-The Houses in new
Broad Street are now anson Leases of which
there are 30 years to come-and the Houses
are in Condition to endure much longer.

Will the City be enabled to let them
at the Expiration of the Term at greater then [..]
The Houses are none out upon building Leases
and when let upon repg Leases at the
End of the Term will be let at an improved
Rent

It's