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Statutory declaration of William Johnson in support of title to 29 Magdalene Street.

Abstract of the title of Arnold Ernest Flitton to a freehold messuage and premises 29 Magdalene Street.

Parties: (1) Arnold Ernest Flitton (seed and corn merchant), (2) Magdalene College

Fire policy taken out for £500 with Scottish Alliance Insurance Company by Arnold Ernest Flitton on 29 Magdalene Street [printed header].

Not recorded in the Muniment Book.

Parties: (1) Messrs Purchas & Son (2) John Gillam

Settlement on the marriage of John Purchas with Miss Elizabeth Sharpe.

Parties: (1) John Purchas (Alderman) (2) John Gillam (gentleman)

Parties: (1) John Purchas (2) John Gillam

Parties: (1) Edward Gillam (sole executor of the late John Gillam) and others (2) Thomas Skeels, the younger

Mortgage in fee of freehold and assignment of leasehold and freehold premises for securing £3000and lawful interest.

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Lease for a year between (1) Edward Gillam and John Purchas and (2) Thomas Skeels the younger, 26 June 1795

Parties: (1) John Purchas (2) Thomas Skeels

Release by way of a mortgage in fee of freehold premises in Cambridge in exchange for the Cardinal's Cap for £300 and interest.

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Lease for a year between (1) John Purchas and (2) Thomas Skeels, 14 June 1797

Lease of all that messuage or tenement and the site thereof now divided into two tenements, one now used as a public victualling house known as the Barley Mow and now or late in the tenure or occupation of Ann Chiswick and the other tenement which is now or late in the tenure or occupation of Charles Lingard.

Parties: (1) William Hollick and John Purchas (common brewer), (2) William Lyon (grocer)

Parties: (1) William Hollick, John Purchas, Austin Sharpe, and Thomas Salmon (2) William Lyon and trustee for William Hollick

Appointment and release of moiety [a half, one of two equal parts] of estates in Thompson's Lane.

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Lease for a year between (1) William Hollick and John Purchas and (2) William Lyon, 29 October 1802

Parties: (1) John Purchas and others (2) William Lyon and trustee for William Hollick

Release of moiety [a half, one of two equal parts] of estates in Thompson's Lane.

Parties: (1) John Purchas (2) William Hollick

Assignment of Corporation leases of part of the Brewhouse estate in Harlestone's Lane [now known as Thompson's Lane].

Parties: (1) William Hollick, (2) Richard Foster (merchant and common brewer)

Lease of the brewhouse and site of the Black Swan.

Parties: (1) William Hollick, (2) Richard Foster (merchant and common brewer) and his trustee

Release, appointment and assignment of the Mansion House, houses adjoining the Brewhouse, the Black Swan, garden, and Barley Mow.

Parties: (1) Frank Waters (2) Francis Parsons

Mortgage of the Nurses Hostel for securing £800 and interest at £4 10s 0d per annum payable at Xmas and Midsummer.

Fire insurance policy taken out by Frank Waters and Francis Parsons with the Royal Fire and Life Insurance Company [printed certificate] for the Nurses Hostel on Thompson's Lane.

Abstract of the title of Francis Parsons to three leasehold messuages or tenements and land adjoining in Thompson's Lane.

Parties: (1) Francis Parsons (farmer) and Frank Waters (architect) (2) Magdalene College

Assignment of three leasehold messuages in Thompson's Lane known as the Nurses Hostel.

Parties: (1) Magdalene College (2) Miss Mary Anna Young

Lease of the Nursing Hostel for 21 years from 29 September 1899.
Rent: £70.

Surrender is endorsed on the lease, dated 23 April 1914

Parties: (1) Herbert George Whibley and Ambrose Basil Whibley (2) Miss Mary Anna Young

Assignment of a messuage and premises in Thompson's Lane.

Parties: (1) Miss Mary Anna Young (2) Magdalene College

Assignment of a lease of premises in Thompson's Lane supplemental to indenture of lease dated 30 November 1891.

Premises in the parish of Great St Mary. The Three Kings was formerly known as the 'Lily Pot'.

Recorded in the Muniment Book, page 404-405.

Parties: (1) John Barnes (2) Thomas Longchaffe

Lease of a messuage called the Lily Por t in the parish of Great St Marys next to the Market Place for 21 years from Michaelmas 1613.