Tho: Strong< no role > 's
Grant of that
Late. Gervas Lock< no role >

And likewise that Thomas Strong< no role > the Assignee of the Exix of Gorves
Locke deceased in consideracon of a Fine of Fifty pounds to be paid
in hand and becoming bound to layout one hundred pounds at least
in new building with brick, and the walls of the First Story to be a brick
and a halfe thick shall have a Lease of a Tenement yard and Garden in St.
Thomas Parish late in the tenure of the said Gervas Locke< no role > for the terme
of Thirty one years from our Lady day 1693. when the Lease in being made
to the said Gervas Locke< no role > doth Expire attand under the Old rent of Six pound
and Twelve shillings It being Valued Worth about Eight pounds P Ann
more than the Rent.

Elizab. Cowden< no role >
her grant
Fine £200.

And Whereas Elizabeth Cowden< no role > Widow our Tenant by Vertue of a Lease made to
James Burton< no role > deceased of Tenn Tenements next Kent streete and Several backwards
with some Garden Ground, which Expires att Midsomer 1694: at the Rent of Foure
pounds, Wee Vallued them at Thirty pounds P Ann declare above the Rent, And
have agreed with her, That in consideracon of her payment of a Fine of Two
hundred pounds, Whereof £100: prsently and the other at Lady day next and
being bound to lay out One hundred pounds at Lease in Caseing with Brick, the
Fronts of the houses next the streete which are not now of Brick, Shee shall have a
New Lease for Thirty one years from Midsomer aforesaid att and Under the said
Old rent of Four pounds.

WmClarke< no role >
his grant
Fine £12:
Vide fol: 58:

And That William Clarke< no role > our Tenant of about Term Small Tenements in
StThomas Pish by a lease made toPridge on which Expires at Mihas
1693: Under the yearly rent of Twenty Shillings, which being by us
Vallued att Twenty four pounds P Annm should in consideracon of a
Fine of One hundred and twenty pounds to be paid halfe downe and the
rest at Lady day next have a new Lease for Twenty and one years from Michas
1693 aforesaid att the yearly rent of Four pounds, which is three pouns a
year more than formerly.

Denis Herberts< no role >
grant Fine £100:

Idem Fine 15

And Whereas Dennis Herbert< no role > our Tenant of a large house and five Small
Tenements adjoying in one Part of St. Thomas Parish and another Tenement
and Garden Remote from the former, but in the same Parish and all contained
in one lease now Assigned to him made to one Alexander Hatchest< no role > att Chrds
1693 att the yearly rent if thirteen pounds and Four Shillings; wee thought
it necessary to make a seperate Lease of the large house and Five Tenements the
rather because they were in better repaire than the other, which in part needs to be built
And accordingly haveing Vallued the great house and Tenemts: att about Twenty
and Six pounds P Annu ground rent included, wee agreed he should have
them for a Fine of One hundred pounds to be paid in hand for the terme of one
and twenty years from the Expiracon of the said Lease at the rent of Eleaven
pounds And the said Herbert having the interest of about thirteen years in a Garden
late widdow Sugars as our Tenant contiguous to the said other Tenement &
Garden, which latter is convenient to build upon having a Front to the Mar [..]
Wee agreed with him that inconsideracon of a Fine of Fifteene pounds
to be paid in hand, and his building three or Four Substantial houses of Brick
the First Story walls to be a brick and an halfe thick on the said ground, Hee
shall have a new lease of the last mentioned Tenement and two Garden plotts
for the terme of one and Fifty years from Christmas 1693 aforesaid att &
and under the yearly rent of Fifty five shillings

Dated the 4th: Novembr. 1691

Thomas Netheway< no role >
Roger Locke< no role >
Tho: Cartwright< no role >
John Smith< no role >
Wm. Thomas< no role > }

Benj. Brownsmith< no role >
Jacob Foster< no role >
Tho Aunger< no role >
Daniell Wight< no role > }

Which being Considered of
was approved and allowed
by this Court