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A Topographical Dictionary of England
… of the charity, independently of fines upon the renewal of leases, is 856. 19., of which 100 per annum, with a …
A History of the County of Sussex
… lanes. 54 Between the late 17th century and the mid 19th leases were for 21 years. 55 STAKERS FARM west of the village …
A History of the County of Oxford
… the word from titter, a weed. Blenheim Mun., box 21, leases of 1597 and 1652; Exeter Coll. Mun., N. III. 5, lease …
A History of the County of Oxford
… reflecting the high valuation of inclosed land. 60 Leases were usually for 7 years or fewer until the mid 18th … when the Bakers, tenants for several generations, acquired leases of 20 years or more. Annual rents doubled from £101 in … to c. 139 a. 71 From the 17th century Wadham College's leases were for 20 years. 72 At first the whole estate was …
A History of the County of Oxford
… Berks. R.O., D/EL1 T42, deed of 1727: cf. ibid. T43, leases of 1731, 1738, 1753; Bodl. G.A. Oxon. b 96 (40). … transcripts. Ibid.; Berks. R.O., D/EL1 T2/1; ibid. T43, leases of 1797 and later. Lewis's Topog. Dict. of Eng. … MSS. Oxf. Dioc. d 560, c 449; Berks. R.O., D/EL1 T43, leases of 1793, 1803; ibid. E 3. Pevsner, Oxon. 869; above …
Survey of London
… in the centre, and until well on in the nineteenth century leases or sales of houses on the estate always contained a …