Grant
Jos. Allwood
To
Joseph Allwood< no role >
Junr
. the Coal Mines
at Tibshelfe
in Derbyshire
for 21 Years from Laday 1750
at £40..- clear Rent.
Grant
[..] Beighton
[..] Foster
[..] Adams
To Mr. Saml. Beighton< no role >
Mr. Peter Foster< no role >
and Mr. Willim. Adams< no role >
the Meeting house
and Tenement ad-
joyning in St. Thomas's Parish
for 25 Years from Lady-
Day 1750 at £20..- clear Rent.
Grant
to Saml: Edwards
To
Saml. Edwards< no role >
a House in Fleet Lane
for 21 years from Chrmas 1750 at £5 clear Rent and
£50..- Fine.
Grant
to Joseph Hunter
To
Joseph Hunter< no role >
the House at the West
Corner of Lawrence Pountney Lane
in Thames Street
for
7 years from Michs. 1750 at £15..- clear Rent.
View of Clayties
Farm in Essex
The Lease of our Farme at Claytye in
Essex being near expiring A Sub Committee was appointed
who have taken a View of it and at the same time went to
Alvethly to examine the Condition of the Buildings and Sluice
on the Estate which they found in very good Repair
View of [..] Buildgs.
on the Manner of
Gerons Katharine
Tailfer & Cock Farme
at Parndon
We have also taken a View of the several
Buildings on the Hospital Mannors of Gerons, Katharines
and Tailfers and Cock Farme at Parndon in Essex and
also of the Woods there And have given Directions for some
Repairs in the said Buildings
View of the two
Farme at Hastingh.
neae Wye
We have likewise had a View taken of our
two Farmes at Hastingleigh near Wye in Kent the Lea-
ses of which are near expiring
Grant
to Sam. Eyre Esqr.
Henry Samuel Eyre< no role >
Esqr
. having acquainted
us with his Intention to grant a Lease for 21 years from Lady Day
1750 at a clear Yearly Rent of £50..- of a House in Budge
Row
which is devised to this Hospital after the Death of his
Lady And setting forth that they had, out of Regard to this
Hospital laid out upward of £400..- in fitting up the
same did desire our Concurrence in granting the said Lease which
We have consented to being of Opinion that it would be very bene-
ficial to this Hospital.
Desperate Arrears
struck Off
We have ordered some old Arrears of Rent
amounting to the sum of £343..12..7 which are adjudg'd des-
perate, to be struck off from the Hospital Account And to
be carryed into the Account of desperate Debts.