| Description | Lease for 80 years
1. Revd. Herbert Samuel Hawkins of Beyton Rectory, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk.
2. William Gardner and George Gardner of 48 High Street, Whitechapel, hay salesmen.
From 1. to 2. of ground and buildings (coach house, stables, cottages and offices) in Spread Eagle Yard on the north side of Whitechapel High Street, entered by a passageway between no.94 (the Red Lion and Spread Eagle public house) and no.95 Whitechapel High Street, bounded on the north by premises occupied by Messrs. Tingle and Jacobs, on the east by Inkhorn Court (premises owned by Motel Castleberg), and on the west by Tewkesbury Buildings (premises owned by Dr. Symes and William Hosford), for 80 years from 24 June 1873. Includes covenant that 2. will spend £500 within 6 years to build stables and lofts to the west of the buildings mentioned above.
Plan of premises drawn in margin.
Rent: £130 p.a.
Witness: Thomas Baddeley Jun., solicitor of 48 Leman Street. |