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Burial Ground at the back of Mount-street Workhouse.
(Freehold, closed against burials.)
New Workhouse and Grounds, situate at Little Chelsea.
(Freehold.) Rented by the Guardians of St. George's Union,
under order of Poor Law Board, dated 14th August, 1871, at
£1,126 per annum.
Wharf and Buildings at Ebury-bridge, including Three
Small Houses in Commercial-road, held on Lease, at an
annual rent of £400. Lease expires at Lady-day 1924. Two
Cottages let off at £37 per annum.
Burial Ground, Bayswater-road (closed against burials),
and Chapel attached. Annual payments in connection with
same, £15 rent and £2 in lieu of rates, under the Act of
Parliament, 3rd Geo. III., cap. 50.
Fourteen Freehold Houses in Hyde-park-place, Bayswaterroad,
in front of the Burial Ground,— with two exceptions
—let on Leases for 21 years, the Leases expiring at
Michaelmas 1886. Exceptions— one let on Lease for 30 years,
expiring in 1900, the Vestry having the option to determine
the Lease in 1886 upon payment of £400, and the other let
on lease for 30 years, expiring in 1900. Annual rent as now
let £2,135.
New Cemetery at Uxbridge-road, Hanwell, about 19 acres
1 rod 4 poles. (Freehold.)
Public Baths and Wash-houses in Davies-street, held on
Lease, which expires at Lady-day 1881. Annual rent payable
for the same £380.
Public Baths and Wash-houses in Buckingham-palace-road,
held on Leases, which expire at Lady-day 1886. Annual rent
payable for the same £304 5s. These premises include Two
Small Houses, which are let off by the Commissioners at an
annual rent of £105.
No. 1, Derby-street. (Freehold.) Belonging to the Rector
of the Parish for the time being. Let on Lease at £10 per
year, expiring 1898.
Rectory House, No. 15, Grosvenor-street.