And further that whereas by his Lease he ought to have
Laid out five Hundred pounds in Building a New Brick
House in some part of the uplands within the First Seven
yeares which Expired at Michas 1708 but hath not yet done
any thing towards it Wee are of opinion that in respect of
the Charge he hath been at in fitting up and repairing the old
house scituate in the Marsh and makeing the same fitt for
Habitacon which He alledged to be of much more use to him
then a house in the uplands can be Soe may be permitted
to Doferr the Building of the said House (if he thinks fitt) till
Lady day 1716 He forthwith giving security to be approved
by the Grand Comittee that ye same shall be built within one
year after that time and the said full sume of Five Hundred
pounds Expended therein and likewise Agreeing to make
such repaires to the Foundacon of the aforesaid old Marsh
wall as the said Comittee shall think needfull for the Secureing
of the intended fore land till the same and the said new wall
shall be judged to be well fixed and setled.

And wee recomend it as absolutely necessary that views
should be made upon the said new wall and the foundacon
of the old wall once in Two yeares or oftner during Mr: Collyer's
Lease

And Lastly wee find that all the Land lyes in good Order
and that all the Buildings are kept in good repaire
And whereas Mr: Collyer by his Covenan to ought to have
planted one Thousand trees of oak ash or Elme and also an
orchard with good fruite Trees and to maintaine & recruite the
same Wee find that he hath planted an Orchard adjoyning
to the Marsh house which is in a Thriveing Condicon but
that the Oake Ash and Elme Trees planted by him in severall
parts of the Uplands are farr short of the Number he was
oblidged to plant and are for the most part so small that they were
not fitt to be planted there and many of them are already
dead and few like to thrive and therefore wee are of opinion
that he ought forthwith to plant other and better trees in
the Roome thereof and compleat the Number.

Sr: Wm: Bowyer< no role > 's
Sale of Two Small
parcells of Free both
Land to the Hospll:
vide fo: 152:

Sr. William Bowyer< no role > of Denham in the County of Bucks
Barrt : having Two small parcells of Free hold Meadow Land
one Containing about Two Acres and the other three Roods
lyeing in Southmead in Denham aforesaid Contignons to
other meadow Land there belonging to this Hospitall and
undivided from the Hospitall Land and to Event the inconven
iences which might happen for want of a Division between
the said two Acre peice and the Hospitall Land adjoyning
to ill Wee being Directed by the Generall Court of the Three &