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  <dc:title>Counterpart lease of premises in Spread Eagle Yard, Whitechapel, 1901 by the Governors of the Whitechapel Foundation</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Scope and Content
1 The Reverend James Arthur Faithfull of The Rectory, Whitechapel, Clerk in Holy Orders
William Minn of 30 Whitechapel Road, ironmonger.
John Ashbridge of 98 Whitechapel Road, gentleman.
John Hawkins of 17 High Street, Whitechapel, tea merchant.
William Ince of 24 Commercial Street, Whitechapel, umbrella manufacturer.
Phillip Meadows Martineau of Littleworth, Esher, Surrey, esq., J.P.
Frederick Charles Mills of 38 Albert Square, London, esq., J.P.
George Lewis Bruce of Toynbee Hall, Commercial Street, Whitechapel, gentleman.
The Reverend Samuel Augustus Barnett of Toynbee Hall, canon.
Alfred Jordan Hollington of 1 Aldgate, City of London, gentleman.
Hubert Llewellyn Smith of 4 Harcourt Buildings, Temple, esq.
Isaac Louis Van Gelder of 156 Whitechapel Road, cigar manufacturer.
Sidney Walter Richardson of 18 Whitechapel Road, ironmonger.
Edward Scotchburn Snell of 42 Great Prescot Street, Whitechapel, gentleman.
John Harris of 38 Gordon Square, Middlesex, Esq.
John Willett of 143 Leman Street, Whitechapel, corn merchant.
Thomas John Hull of 53 Leman Street, gentleman.
Claude Goldsmid Montefiore of 12 Portman Square, London, esq.
Alfred Barber of 19 and 21 Winthrop Street, Whitechapel, gentleman.
(The Governors of the Whitechapel Foundation)
2 George Gardner, and Frank Simpson Gardner, both of High Street, Whitechapel, hay salesmen.
Rent: £60 p.a.
Term: 21 years</dc:description>
  <dc:date>26 September 1901</dc:date>
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