Second resolution a less rum very seven pounds per Cent only is
added to the rent for such expendisurey upon longer Tersns of years
to wit from forty to seventy years according to which calculation
the shorter the Term the several Iuhabistants of chelsea posses she
greater the property they enjoy and also for that by the said secoud
Rent in all Cased where Hours have been sold at scouty five or
therity pounds percent hess shan they have art the builder or under
the Weasured and value perice at the time they were built by which
Resolution the Committee appear to have rates such House without
having regard to she present real and new value there of and also
for that by the said third Resolution the sum of four pounds ten
slittings is added to the asseped annual value of House built by
persons occupying and reading in the same that have never been
let since so built in addition to the ground rect and value of the
land which resolution your Pesisioner submits is inn just it being
according t the direct words and meaning there of a Resolution of
the said Committee to assess beyond the annual value of the premissed

That your petitioner is the occupier of a Message and
Slaughter House in a cetain street called Duke street Chelsea
which your Petascouoer carrar on his business of a Butcher and
holds the same by reisce of a Leane there of and of another Dwelling
House adjoining there to bearing date the day of July 1761 which
Lease was granted to your Petisione by Lord Cadogan and the
Right Nonourable Wellow Ellis to Hold to yours Petikourc for
Terin of slury one years and one half from Madicummer day 1761
at the cent of six pounds for the first half years and seventeen pound
pec annum for the redive of the said Tern payable quarterly

that your petitioner andertlts one of the said Inepuages to
Richard Blay< no role > at the yearly next of seven pounds seven shillings