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dividing the houses and the back premises in Conduit Street, which
all belongs to the Parish of Saint George, Hanover Square, from
the premises in Old Burlington Mews, Savile Passage, Boyle
Street, Coach and Horses Yard, and Clifford Street, and continues
in the same direction, including Scott and Freeman's Hotel, to the
front of the same in Bond Street, then turns at the North-west
quoin in a Southern direction on the west front of the said Hotel,
continuing across the west end of Clifford Street along the west
front of Long's Hotel, including the whole of the same into Cork
Street Mews, at the back of the houses in New Bond Street from
Nos. 8 to 15 inclusive, excluding the same, then extends still
Southward in a straight line through Nos. 6 and 7 into New Bond
Street at a point on the South front of No. 6, 7 ft. 6 in. Eastward
from the South-west quoin ; then continues in the same direction
to the centre of Burlington Gardens, passing at a distance of
8 ft. 1 in. Westward from the South-west quoin of No. 1, New Bond
Street; then turns Eastward in the centre of Burlington Gardens
as far as the West wall of the Burlington Arcade, then runs
Southward along the West face of the Western party-wall of the
said Arcadc (including within the bounds the whole of the buildings
in the same) to the centre of Piccadilly, then turns Westward
to the centre of St. James's Street, then Southward down the
same to the centre of Park Place, then Westward along the centre
of Park Place to a passage at the Western end of the same at a
distance of 2 ft. 1½ in. from the North-east angle of No. 7; then
further Westward in the same line through the said passage into a
garden next the Green Park; then turns Southward in a straight
line on the fronts of the houses in St. James's Place next the park,
so as to include the whole of the said houses within the bounds,
except the projecting bowTs, and continuing in the same Southern
direction in a straight line along the Terrace belonging to Earl
Spencer, the line commencing at the North end, 8 ft. 8 in. Eastward
of the front of the bow to Lord Arden's house, No. 26, St. James's
Place, and cuts through the boundary wall at Catherine Wheel
Yard, at the South end of the said Terrace, 20 ft. 11 in. from
Western angle of the bow on the South front of the said house