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1. William Thornlow, St George, victualler; Thomas Wind, do., cheesemonger; Richard Sterry, do., salter; Peter Wilson, do., grocer
2. Ann Roberts, do., wid. for 2 to be raker for a year, 1 being scavengers.

Battersea New Town, Sy.: house and land near Nine Elms.

Fulham, Middx: mess. and garden with 1 pear tree, 8 apple trees, 4 plum trees, 6 vines, 6 goosberry trees; late in occ. of John Round; mess. and garden with 7 plum trees, 1 pear tree, 1 apple tree, 3 vines and 13 goosberry trees; mess. and shed; all fronting N on Wandons Green, W on Holbrook Ditch, S on garden in occ. of William Terry, E on lane from Wandons Green to Sand End, with use of well in Terry's ground and way to a vault (Right reserved to 1 of one chamber backward in Round's house, which Round is to have for life only) Covenant for maintenance of fruit trees with "Careful industry" and for re-planting.

1. Charles, Earl of Peterborow and Monmouth, K.G., P.C.
2. Hon. John Mordaunt, esq., grandchild of 1.
3. Lady Mary, Countess Dowager of Pembroke
4. Lord Lymerick; Stephen Poyntz, esq. P.C.; Hon. John Mordaunt and Hon. Charles Mordaunt, nephews of 1.
Money to be raised on 1's lands except:- Fulham, Middx. Mansion house at Parsons Green, (which is conveyed to use of 3 for life by lease and release of even date)

1. Henry William Pomeroy, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks., esq.; Kender Mason, Beal House, nr Amersham, Bucks, esq.
2. Mary Ashton, Upper Wimpole St., St Marylebone, Middx. wid.
Fulham Middx. capital mess on E of road to Putney Bridge, and fronting S on R. Thames with gardens, etc., and close of 1a. 3r. 14p. adjoining, bounded by pleasure ground of Lord Ranelagh on the E.

Homerton: 4 tenements, and land in Lower Homerton 155'5" on W, 109' on E, 29' on S, 9' on N.

Hampstead: mess. and shop in High St, in occ. of Joseph Churchill, cooper

1. Richard Chiswell, cit. and stationer of London
Robert Southam, Inner Temple, London, gent
2. John Paty, cit. and joyner of London
St Andrew Holborn: ground in Red Lyon Fields, part commonly called Bedford Ground, being in front towards Bedford Court on W 20'47" in rear on back ground of houses in Lambs Conduit St., 21'; on N on ground let to William Cripple, joiner, 68', on S on ground let to 2, 66'7", with mess, built by 2 (Recital mentions Nicholas Barbon, late of Osterley, Dr. in Physick, dcd)
Plan

1. John Paty, cit. and joiner, London
2. William Carpenter, St Margaret Westminster Middx, baker; Thomas Blunt, St James Westminster, coachman
St Andrew Holborn: premises as in Q/SHR/107; next house on S to above, with ground abutting W on Bedford Court, 20', E 20', N 66'7", S 66'4 on yards of other houses in Bedford Court.

1. William Carpenter, St Margaret Westminster, baker; Joan Paty, wid. and executor of John Paty
2. Thomas Pilling, St George in Queens Sq., Middx., gent.
St Andrew Holborn, now St George Queens Sq.
Premises as in Q/SHR/108

1. John Smalley, cit. and pewterer of London
2. Thomas Pilling, Stains, Middx, gent.
3. Elizabeth Stanney, do., wid.
St Andrew Holborn: 15 mess. divided in 17 in Bishopshead Court in Grays Inn Lane, with alley from Grays Inn Lane
St Andrew Holborn, later St George Queen Sq: premises as in Q/SHR/108

1. Samuel Boreham, Marchmont St., Brunswick Sq., Middx., plumber
2. Samuel Spearing, John St., Marden Lane, chemist
St Andrew Holborn Middx: 112 Grays Inn Lane
[Endorsed]
6 July 1832 Assignment
1. Samuel Spearing
2. Susannah Winch, Grays Inn Lane, tobacconist
Premises as above
[Endorsed]
3 Mar. 1835 Assignment
1. John Reeve Brooks, 112 Grays Inn Lane, printer, and Susannah his wife, formerly Winch
2. Joseph Harris, 2 Fox Court, Grays Inn Lane, yeoman
Premises as above.

1. Joseph Harris, 2 Fox Court, Grays Inn Lane, yeoman
2. George Henry Jones, Deers Place, Somers Town, Middx., yeoman
St Andrew Holborn premises as in Q/SHR/112

John Storer, gent., and Elizabeth his wife, quer.
Ann Shute, wid., Isaac Day and Susan his wife, deforc.
Kensington: mess., stable, garden and orchard

1. Charles Hocker, London, linen draper
2. Samuel Whoman, St Giles in the Fields, Middx, coachmaker
Kensington, Middx. new fronted brick mess. and little house adjoining in Church Lane, Church St., formerly of Joseph Whiston, silk dyer; pew in parish church
[Endorsed]
Assignment, by way of mortgage
1. Samuel Whoman
2. Charles Hocker
3. William Dent, Lincolns Inn, Middx., gent
Premises as above

1. Charles Hocker, Lombard Street, London, linen draper
2. John Worster, London, merchant; Zachary Philip Fonnereau, London, merchant; Edward Lawrence, Cornhill, London, linen draper - 3 of 1's creditors
Kensington, Middx. premises and pew as in Q/SHR/115.

1. John Worster, London, merchant; Zachary Philip Fonnereau, do., do., Edward Lawrence, Cornhill, London, linen draper - 3 of creditors of Charles Hocker, late of Lombard St., linen draper
2. Charles Hocker
3. Thomas Burgoyne, Examiner's Office in Chancery, gent.
Kensington: premises and pew as in Q/SHR/115

1. Thomas Pownall the younger, Fore St., Cripplegate, London gent.
2. John Norris, Essex St., Strand, Middx., gent
3. Charles Millett, Essex St., Strand, Middx., gent
Kensington: premises and pew as in Q/SHR/115

Kensington: 2 mess. and 2 gardens with appurts.

1. Thomas Parnall the younger, Fore St., Cripplegate, London, gent (devisee of Mary Burgoyne, devisee of Thomas Burgoyne)
2. John Dyer, Petty France, Westminster Middx. gent.
Kensington: premises and pew as in Q/SHR/115

1. Charles Wiple, Upper Thames St. London, sugar baker, and Sarah his wife - d. of John Dyer, dcd.
2. Alexander Ramsay Robinson, Kensington, Middx, esq; Thomas Clarke, Sadlers Hall, London, gent.
Kensington, Middx. 11 mess, in Church Lane, in occ. of Batchelor, Mrs Barber, Carsden, Marshal, Mrs Collis, Hall, Mrs Adams, Duncombe, Langton, Cherwell and Wilson, called Wiple Place, built by 1 on site of Q/SHR/121, which he pulled down; pew in church.

30 Aug. 1809 Deed of covenant for securing loan
1. Alexander Ramsey Robinson, Kensington Middx. esq.
2. Andrew Berkeley Drummond and John Drummond, Charing Cross, Middx.esq. [Kensington] Schedule of deeds, including those above
[Endorsed]
16 June 1810 Further deed of covenant
1 and 2 as above.

Kensington: premises as in Q/SHR/122

1. Alexander Ramsey Robinson, Kensington, Middx., esq.
2. Thomas Clarke, Saddlers Hall, London, gent.
3. Andrew Berkeley Drummond and John Drummond, Charing Cross, Westminster, esq.
4. William Smith, Curzon St. Mayfair, Middx, esq.
5. James Wortham, Castle St., Holborn, gent
Kensington: 2, 4, 8, 10 Wiple Place, on E of Church Lane

1. William Faulkner, Saddlers Hall, London, gent.
2. Alexander Ramsay Robinson, Kensington, Middx, esq.
3. Andrew Berkeley Drummond and John Drummond, Charing Cross, Westminster, esqs.
4. William Smith, Curzon St. Mayfair, Middx., esq.
5. Edmund Tattershall, Hyde Park Corner, Middx., auctioneer
Kensington: premises as in Q/SHR/125

1. Charles Wiple, Walworth, Newington, Sy., Sugar baker
2. William Duncombe, Wiple Place, Kensington, Middx., gent
Kensington: 8 Wiple Place, Church Lane

[Brompton, Middx.] rent charge on [?land] on N side of road from Knightsbridge to Brompton.

1. Thomas Blowers, Atfield House, St Mary Lambeth, Sy., gent.
2. Robert Winter, Bedford Row, Middx. gent. Stephen Williams, Sy., gent.
Payment of money

1. Edmond Hinckes, Paddington, Middx, victualler
2. Christopher Larkin, St John Westminster, brewer
Paddington: 1 not to take a pub in Paddington for 3 years, (on 2 taking over "The Horse and Sacks")

William, son of William Harvey and Ann his wife (d. of Thomas Passfield), born in Charlotte St., St Marylebone, Middx., 9 Dec. 1789
With note of his baptism in the Scotts Church in Well St., St Marylebone, 31 Jan. 1790

1. George III
2. John France, John Mitford, William Howe, George Story, Francis Charles Parry, esqs.
3. Edward Cook, East St. Manchester Sq., Middx, grocer, dealer and chapman
4. John [Depoke] and George Buck, Croydon, Sy. grocers and partners.

1. Thomas Carruthers, 65, John St, Fitzroy Sq.
2. Thomas Piggott, 34 John St. Fitzroy Sq, tinplate worker.
Fitzroy Sq. 65 John St; 1 to sell to 2.

St Leonard Shoreditch: mess. on W side of Holywell St; stable in Three Cup Alley.

1. John Newcombe, Walworth, Sy., esq.
2. Ann Paterson, Exeter, Sp.
Payment of money

1. Joseph Vowell, Southwark, gent
2. Simon Pretor, Sherborne, Dorset
Payment of money

1. Isaac Watford, late Prospect Row, St Mary Newington, now Leicester Pl. Camberwell New Rd., Sy. carpenter, and Hannah his wife
2. John Wildsmith, Bromsgrove, Worcs., gent.
Newington, Sy. 7 New St.

1. Alfred Kirkup, Vigo St., Regent St, Middx, esq.
2. John Lancaster, 38 Bridge House P., Newington Causeway, Sy., gent.
Walworth, Sy. 15 Apollo Buildings South, East St.

1. Robert Innes, Duncan Davidson Alves, James Steele, Lime St Sq., London, merchants as Innes, Alves and Steele
2. George Frederick Young, Limehouse, shipbuilder
8/64 parts in ship "Endymion" of Bristol (Torn)

1. Company of Proprietors of Regents' Canal
2. John Timperley, 2 Horseferry Rd., Ratcliffe, Middx, coal merchant
St Mary Ratcliffe: 1 to lease 2 2 pieces of ground part of North Quay of Regent's Canal
Dock; 2 to erect hoist, gates etc.
Plan

1. William Hanley, Newington Green, Middx. gent., Lewis Levy, Brompton, Middx, contractor, George Brown, Newington Green, Middx., gent
2. Thomas Toovey and 12 other Trustees of the Henley to Dorchester (Oxon) Road.
To perform covenants.

1. Daniel Gould the elder, Acre Lane, Clapham, Sy.
2. Vincent Vaughan, Harpsden, Oxon, esq.
Payment of money

1. William Richard Self, Wandsworth Rd., Sy. Gent.
2. John Fielding Isherwood, Holland Place, Clapham Rd, Sy., house decorator
Clapham Rd., Sy. - Holland Place.

1. Jason Cox, St Martin in the Fields, Middx., Watchmaker, devisee of John Bradley
2. Edward Tyler, St Peter's, Paul's Wharf, London, oilman
St Martin in the Fields, Middx: mess, workshops etc. lately newly built in Long Acre late in occ.of John Bradley

1. John Webb, Sutton Courtenay, Berks, bargeman, and Mary his wife
2. Rev. Francis Nash, [...] do., Clerk.
St Martin in the Fields, Middx. premises as in Q/SHR/150

1. Joseph Newsom, St Leonard Shoreditch, esq., Richard Rutson, St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, gent
William Parsons, Cornhill, London, gent
2. Benjamin Godfrey, Bishopsgate St., London, gent.
St Martin in the Fields, Middx: 4 mess. adjoining, formerly 3 mess. and a gateway, in Chandos St., now/late in occ. of Robert Morley, Joseph Lloyd, Charles Schucart, - Minion, other mess. behind above-mentioned, now in occ. of Joseph Lloyd, fronting on Vine St.

1. John Dring the younger, Arnold, Notts Yeoman (eldest s. of Elizabeth Dring, dcd.), William Dring, Arnold, yeoman, Ann Elliott, late of Normanton, Derby, now of London, wid. (Elizabeth Dring and Ann Elliott being sisters of William Parsons dcd.
2. Benjamin Godfrey, St Botolph Bishopsgate, London, gent.
St Martin in the Fields, Middx: premises as in Q/SHR/152

1. Charles Austin, Maiden Lane, Covent Garden, Middx., painter
2. Daniel Daniel, Golden Lane, St Luke Middx. colourmaker; George Hulm, St Clement Davies, do., colourman, and other creditors of 1.
Household goods, stock, etc.

1. Wilmot Parker, Buckingham St., Adelphi, Middx., esq.
2. Sarah Parker, Paradise St., Lambeth, Sy., wid.
Payment of money.

1. Patrick Murphy, Drury Lane, St Clement Daves, Middx, grocer and tea dealer
2. John Kirkland, New St., Covent Garden, grocer and tea dealer
Payment of money

1. Henry Herring, London, gent. and wife, Mary
2. Richard Dixon, Egham, Sy., yeom. Egham, Sy. ½ a. orchard, bounded N by highway from Egham to Staines, S by land of Richard Dawburne, W on highway to Thorpe, E on malthouse in occ. of John Beeden.

Richard Dixon, plt. Henry Herring, gent, and Mary his wife, deforc.
Egham, Sy: 1 a. land.

1. Elizabeth Dixon, Staines, Middx., wid
2. Anne Johnston, w. of Joseph Johnston, do., linen draper
Egham, Sy: ½ a. orchard as in Q/SHR/157

James Unwin, gent. plt. Joseph Johnston and Anne his wife deforc.
Egham: orchard and 1a. land

Kew Green: 1r.32p.8 ft. garden platt, with room thereon, at N.W. end of land adjoining house of 2, 20' x 15½'; meadow at W end fenced and planted, called the Grove, 240' E - W, 92' N - S at W, 88' N - S at E; close of meadow called Summers Close, 5a. 50r. lying S. of Thomas. N. of above prem., W of common meadow, E of Mr Thorton's lands; to convert into kitchen garden (save right to Stephen West of landing passengers, and to 1 for access for timber cutting)
Plan, once annexed, now separated [Endorsed]
Lease for 13½ years, counterpart
1. Nathaniel St Andre, Kew Green, Sy. esq. and Rt. Hon. Lady Elizabeth St Andre his wife, formally Molyneux
2. Ann Lelly
Premises as above.

Mitcham, Sy: 1/3 mess. and land; 2 tenements and 60a.

Richmond, Sy: 1¼ a. walled ground facing a walk of trees on Richmond Green, with a kitchen built and a new house to contain 6 rooms on a floor building; 3¼ a. arable behind above; 1 a. walled ground

[Richmond] Ayte in the Thames, near the Fryars, abutting on ayte formerly of Thomas Perkins to NW and an ayte called the Bull Rush Bed to S.W.

Of which abstracts appear in J.C. Challenor Smith's collection of 16 vols. of MS notes etc; these are now (8 x1 1967) in the Surrey Archaeological Society's Library, Castle Arch, Guildford

Warlingham, Mearstham, North End, Croydon, Sy.
Lands unspecified

1. John Thomas, Westcott, Dorking, Sy., tailor, and wife Jane
2. John Judson, Wotton, Sy. gent. [Westcott]: Heath house, with 2a; 3a. called the Hildinges.

1. Charles Rogers, Wokeing, Sy., yeom.
2. John Browne, Chertsey, Sy. carpenter
To observe covenants.