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A History of the County of Essex
… and appointed George Gold minister. 100 In 1775 the lease of the Salway Place meeting-house expired. With … of the whole property, but the Friends were granted a long lease of the small meeting-house 157 and continued to meet … Yard building was retained as a schoolroom until the lease expired in 1830. It was demolished for road widening in …
A History of the County of Essex
… were several other unnamed houses, one of which was on lease to Peter Vannes, dean of Salisbury. The gesten hall and …
Survey of London
… east side of the West India Dock Road. In 1866 an 80-year lease was negotiated with the East and West India Dock …
A History of the County of Somerset: Volume 10
… sale was challenged by Sir Richard Sherborne who held a lease from Henry, earl of Derby, partly on the grounds that the earl had not bought the reversion. The lease was declared void, both Margaret, countess of Derby and …
Survey of London
… 1692 the greater part of the estate was let on a 99-year lease by a later Robert Harvey to John Henley of Lambeth, a … directed towards some sort of development, for the 1692 lease provided for the erection of buildings (other than … in return for a share of any profits. The partners, with a lease from Baynes and Henley, soon replaced the old conduit …
Survey of London
… and earlier in Soho Square. De Valangin took a lease of the site from Henry Penton in September 1772, … originally to connect with John Street, for in his lease to Dr De Valangin of the Hermes Hill House site in … Pentonville Road at this point (see page 361). There is a lease of 1784 to Coney for some ground on the east side of …
A History of the County of Sussex
… be paid until at least 1898. 74 In 1626 the vicar had the lease of the rectory estate, besides receiving offerings and … 274 less curates' stipends, the vicar again having the lease of the rectory estate. 84 Meanwhile, the rectory house …