[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John] page 124 125

Clerkenwell 1886

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Clerkenwell, St. James and St. John]

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where situate.	names of donors and lessors.	instrument under Hich held.	date.	Persent Rent.			directions as to the application.	names of tenancy.	nature of tenancy.	when expiring and remarks.
				£	s.	d.
Burial ground Bowling Green Lane, and "Cherry Tree" public house	Marquis of Northampton	Lease	17th July, 1766	21	0	0	Subject to £50 per annum. The public house is let to	James Perry	Lease	Midsummer, 1848 The lease from Marquis of Northampton will expire at Christmas, 1874
Burial ground in Ray Street	Purchased of Thomas Crosse	Deeds
RENT CHARGES. Public house called the "Maidenhead," and premises adjoining, in the Parish of St. Sepulehre	William Heron	Will	12th July, 1580	14	0	0	£10 for repairing Church, and £4 for poor			Paid by Clothworkers' Company
On Woodbridge estate, including the east side of St. James's Walk to the north side of Aylesbury Street, from thence along the west side of St. John Street, down the south side of Corporation Row, and all the internal buildings	T. Seckforde, Esq.	Statute for Government of Wood-bridge College, clause 35	10th July, 1587	10 2	0 1?	0 i 0	For poor 1s. in bread			Paid by Mr. Palmer, of Doughty Street. By the Statnte this estate is charged £2 per annum, but the rental, on granting the last lease in 1757 being increased fivefold, £10 per annum
On house and gardens in Turnmill Street	Thomas Herbert	Deed	5th July, 1590	3	0	0	every Sunday Food rayment,			paid by Girdlers Company
On manor of Lackford, in Suffolk	Lady E. Kytson	Deed	26th November, 1625				and firing			paid by Sir Charles Kent, of Portman Square, who deducts 2s. 6d. for collecting
On house in Turnmill Street	John Smith	1 Will 1	21st September, 1668	2	12	0	At direction of C h u r c h wardens			Paid by Mr. Judd
On public house in Turnmill Street, corner of Cock Court, called the "Duke's Head"	— Stoakes			1 2	0 0	0 0				Paid by Mr. Noel, Cecil Street, Strand
House now part of the "Crown Tavern," Clerkenwell Green	Sir Edward Smith			1	0	0	Faggots for poor			paid by mr.sheppard, of the "Crown Tavern "
	— Scudamore						Faggots for poor			paid by vntners Company
.	Henry Garrett	will	29th September, 1764	0	6	8				Paid by Haberdashers' Company
				809	6	8