Small piece of ground, andbuilding behind well Building in Ray Street, formerly used as a watch-house, part since fitted up for a lock-up house for persons taken on Sundays for misdemeanors, and the rest as two shops
The Commissioners of Paving paid for this building in the year 1798 £140, and held it as tenants to the Trustees at 1 guinea per annum, until January, 1822, when possession was given up in consideration of £50 paid by the Churchwardens to the Commissioners, in pursuance of an Order of Vestry of 7th November, 1821
1 shop
12
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Tenant at will
2 shop
2
12
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Tenant at will
Acre of land in the Parish of Saint Mary, Islington (near the Regent's Canal Basin)
Purchased of Henry Penton
Deeds
17th & 18th August, 1792
In handPart of burial ground
Small piece of ground in churchyard at the north east corner, on which was formerly a house
Thomas Bedingfield
Part of burial ground
Piece of ground laid into churchyard
Purchased of Earl of Noithainpton
Deeds
1st January, 1789
Subject to £21 per annum
This lease contains a covenant for renewal every 21 years for ever, on paying a fine of £21. The present lease will expire at Christmas, 1830. Application must be made for a renewal previous to that time
