City of London Lottery Act 1806
| Jurisdiction | UK Non-devolved |
| Citation | 1806 c. xcvii |
| Year | 1806 |
ANNO QUADRAGESIMO SEXTO
GEORGII III. REGIS.
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Cap.
97*
An Act to enable the several Persons therein named
to dispose of several Houses in Pickett StreetTemple
Bar in the Parish of Saint
Clement
Danes in the
County of
Middlesexy
and in Skinner Street Snow
Hill,
and on Snow Hill and in Fleet Market, in
the Parish ofSaint Sepulchre in the City of London,
by Lottery. [3d July 1806,]
W
HEREAS by virtue of several Acts, one made ia the Thirty.
fifth Year of the Jjteign °f His present Majesty, intituled An 35G.3*c*I26.
Act for
widening
and
improving
the Entrance into the City of
London near Temple
Bar,
for
making
a
more commodious
Street or Passage
at Snow Hill, and for raising
on
the Credit of the
Orphans
Fund a Sum of
Money for
those Purposes
; and another made in the Thirty-eighth Year of
the Reign of His present Majesty, intituled An Act to explain,
amend9
38G.3,
c.61.
and enlarge the Powers
of an Act, passed in the Thirty fifth Tear of the Reign
of His
present
Majesty, intituled c An Act for widening and
improving
the
' Entrance
into
the City ^London near Temple Bar, for
making
a more
*
commodious
Street or
Passage
at Snow Hill, and for
raising
on the
Credit
4 of the
Orphans
Fund a Sum of
Money
for
those Purposes ;*
and another
made in the Thirty-ninth and Fortieth Years of the Reiga of His present
[Loc. & Per.] az I Majesty,
\W® 46° GEORGII
HI.
Cap.$7.
39&40G.3.
Majeity, intituled An Act
for*
raisinga further Sum qf Mwey fwcarrying
c- 42-
infp Mxecution
T
Acts^
f^i in
the
Thirty0th and
Tfiirty-eighib
7j$rs
^^i^WV'
^
P^eni $w*ty* for &kkwt%fnd improving the
Imtrance
"fl^llR
#&&
Temple Bar^j<r
m§k^
a more
roww$^
raisi^onthk^r^t
of
/|f?^
those Pwpmtt $k4 for
explaining
an^^^^^t^'piU A0j'fviA
pit&h&t
made in the-#oi^^i^^/Year
42G.3.c.73.
of "'^B&igV* df ffi$ orient MrfetW* imituled An^hf$r rmsing a fur-
/A^r Sum^^^y
JW
ttittfhtg
into mtecution
Three sevsmlActs,
passed
jn
the Thitty^J^^i^eighth^ and
in
the Thirty-ninth and
Fortieth
Tears
of
tke Fteigpjqw widening and
improving
the Entrance
into
the $jty;.?fLondon
near
Temple Bar, and for
making
a
?ipr,e
commo-
dtws Stmipr passage at Snow Hill, and
for
raising
on the Credit of the
Orphdnf^^^^^^^um of
*
Maney:fpr time
Purposes,
arid
fgr
explaini?:^
atr^n^i^ q^%i^rgffig the PoiM&cftht said Acts
;
and another made
in
the K^t|.|^rt^Year
of
th^ Reign
of
His present Majesty, intituled
44
G.
3.
c.27.
An ^tjvrr^ing an
additional
Sum of Money for
carrying into
J^pcecution
s^rmpi^sj^
widening
the
l&Mrame
intoihe€Uy yH^dm
ff^|t*qmf%
EMj^^
comMohtiiM S$reet
m
Slfi^.-ipl$» an$fqt r$singjk
*l^^%^
^
>#^
Dr?>^rw^ Ftind^tttm Sums of
Money
for
those
Purposes,
ajtu}
akofor
enlarging
the
Power*
of
the
said Acts ; the Mayor, Aldernfen,
anil Commons
of
the City of
London,
in
Common Council assembled,
have purchased certain Messuages, Lands, Tenements, and Hereditaments
t^ei^k^pefti^ied
m
w&mmimit *6m.-&mm^^i9^mm
^ ^' ^d
Acts;
And whereas the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Comi%is, m Com-
mon Council assembled, have granted and agreed to grant pertain Lands
andScites of Houses purchased by them in pursuance
of
the sai3 recited
Acts,
on Leases for Terms of TS^r^
fe^r
tthe
Purpose of ef6ct^g BuiM-
ings thereon, the Particulars
whereof"
ave mentioned and set forth
in the
First Schedule to this Act .annexed
;
Aad .whereas
?tb$;
s#r$$I lessons to
Wfcoih ^uck Lands and Scites of Houses have been demis^(|^4 Mr%$
co
feap d&wsed by the
saSH
Majter, Aldermen, and Commo^"i^^Cc^tion
jDounpil assembled, or the "Persons *tlairai|ig iRljder ^mtW^€ dieted
ttiafty great and expensive Buildings thereon: An4 ^^^
fml i?itfs(kis irave emplbyed -great'Numbers of Workmen and Artists
in
^iectiiig the said Buildings, Ktid have,esepended gpeat Sums
of
Money,
and several
of
them have contrasted lame Debts
in
bringing the said
Mdmgs
to
the Degree of Perfection in which they now .are, *m41we
borro^Tfel co&siSerable Sums of Money on the Security .of the said Build-
ings
;
all which Securities are particularly mentioned in the Second Sche-
dule to this Act annexed; -and
it
will yet inquire considerable Sums
of
Money to finish and complete the same: And whereas, by reason of fhe
l^^^tude^fvthe said Bufldirjgs,
and ihe
heavy Ground Rents payable
fp$
the
sampr^uch .Buddings cannot
be
let *to advantage,
wr
can they
be closed#f hy \th6 \cdmtaotkMode bfSak;
and
unless
the
several
Leaseholders,
^dse,
Names are contained
m
the Third Schedule
to
this
Actannexed,^e»:-uiifler&ei'Sa^tioa.^i£:Parliaaietity enabled
to
dispose
qf the Property tiWhiprized
in
tohe
^©ufth^Fifth, and SixthISchedilfe
to
this Act annexed,
to
fchefaestA^antage, vthe Improvements intended
to
be ma^e «iear JTmph Bar
ewd &t\8m>w
Bilk whith
are of
coriiiderable
Jlfjpart^npe
to
the Metropolis,.«siaiinot
be
: completed, andthe ponies
^rpwe^^pdiavthe G^dit ^f \^e rsaid
JBwiWings,
and otfter y&e Dpbts
ciskicted tr^ the \sM Leaseh^Jd^by
J
calhftdt ^bedisth^rged
:
Arid Whereas
1 tlie
46°GEORGII III. Cap.m. 1D67
the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, in Common Council assem-
bled, are, by the aforesaid Acts, or sotfie or one of them, authorized to
sell or dispose of the Fee Simple and Inheritance of the said Buildings
and Ground, subject to the aforesaid Leases, to such Person or Persons
as shall be willing to purchase the same; and it being found that the said
Buildings could not, for the Reasons herein-before mentioned, be let or
sold to Advantage by the several Persons to whom they were respectively
demised, or in whom the same respectively are now vested, the said Mayor,
Aldermen, and Commons, in Common Council assembled, agreed to
concur in the Sale of the Fee Simple and Inheritance of the same, and of
such Part of the said Ground as is still uncovered, discharged of the
Leases and Agreements for Leases to which the Persons whose Names are
contained in the Third Schedule to
this
Act annexed are now entitled : And
in order to facilitate the Application to Parliament for this present Act, the
-Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of
London
have duly
conveyed or limited the Fee Simple and Inheritance of and in the said
Buildings and uncovered Ground, with their Rights, Members, and Ap*
pyirtenances, discharged of Land Tax, but subject to the Leases and
Agreements for Leases therein mentioned (being the same Leases and
Agreements for Leases as are specified in the First Schedule to this Act
jannexed), unto or to the Use of the Right Honourable
James
Shaw,
Lord Mayor of the City of
London,
Sir John
William
Anderson Baronet,
and Harvey Christian
Combe
Esquire, Aldermen of the said City of Lon-
don,
John Silvester Esquire, Recorder of the said City, and Newman
Knowtys Esquire, Common Serjeant of the said City, their Heirs and
Assigns, upon the Trust nevertheless and for the Intents and Purposes
therein declared of the same, and hereinafter mentioned, (that is to say),
In the meantime and until this present Act should have been passed into
a Law, or in case the same should not pass into a Law during the present
Session of Parliament, then and in either of these Cases in Trust for the
said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens, their Successors and Assigns j
and in case this Act should be passed into a Law during the present Ses-
sion of Parliament, then from and after the passing of the same, upon
Trust for the Purposes
thereof;
and in case the said Act should be parsed
into a Law during the present Session of Parliament, but all the said
Messuages and other Hereditaments should not be sold by way of Lottery
or Chance as aforesaid, then as to all such and so many pf the same as
should not be sold, in Trust for the said Mayor and Commonalty and Ci-
tizens,
their Successors and Assigns, and that the same should be re-con-
veyed unto them accordingly : And it was by the said Indenture now in
recital declared, that it should and might be lawful to and for the said
James
Shawy Sir John
William
Anderson*
Hamey Christian
Combe,
John
Silvester, and Newman
Knowlys,
and the Survivors and Survivor of them,
and other the Trustees or Trustee to be appointed in the Place or Stead
of them or any of them, under or by virtue of any Power or Authority
to be for that Purpose contained in this present Act, to join and concur
in all Acts necessary and expedient to be made, done, and executed, in
order to obtain this present Act, and to carry the Powers and Authorities
hereby to be granted into Execution, in the same Manner, to all Intents
and Purposes, as the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, in Common
Council assembled, might or could do if the said Indenture now in recital
had not been executed: Now in order that the aforesaid Buildings and
Improvements may be completed according to the original Plan, and that
the
tWS 46«GEORGII III.
CupM.
t\m0i$ Buildings may be disposed of to the-best Advantage so that the
M& Persons whose Namss are contained in the Third Schedule aftaexed
to this Act may not be materially injured by their Endeavour* to execute
the Improvements sanctioned by the Legislature, and thai ^hc Monies
charged by them on the said Buildings, and other the Debts imirred by
them, may be speedily paid : May it please Your Majesty that it may be
enacted; and be it enacted by the King's most Excellent Majesey^fey
and with the Advice and Consent of the Lords Spiritual and Temporal,
and Commons, in this present Parliament assembled, and by the Autho-
Powers
to rity of the same, That it shall and may be lawful to and for* the said
dispose of James Shaw* Sir John
William
Anderson Harvey
Christian
Gombe,
John
the Buildings
$tfvester, and
Newman
Knowlys,
and the Survivors and Survivor of them,
^o«erv.°f
an(*
tf*e
several Persons whose Names are contained in the S^comd ^Sid
Third Schedules to this Act annexed, their respective Executors, Adfrti-
nistrators, and Assigns, and they are hereby authorized and empowered;
tb sell and dispose of the Buildings, Hereditaments, and Premises speci-
fied in the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Schedules to this Act annexed, by
way of Lottery or Chance, in Three several and distinct Lotteries, with-
out being liable or subject to any Penalty or Forfeiture imposed by fcny
lAot pt Acts of Parliament against any Sale or Sales by
w&y
of Lottery,*or
Tfd^ts,
Numbers, or Figures, or upon any Person or Persons for opei&
hig, setting up, exercising, or keeping an Office without Licence I*
liuymg/selling, or disposing of, or otherwise dealing in Tickets by way
of Lottery, or by any other Act or Acts of Parliament whatsoever
5
and that such Sale or Sales so to be m^de by the said
James
Show, Sir
J&frn William
Anderson,
Harvey Christian Combfy John
Sitwsfer, and New*
mm
Knowlys,
or the Survivors or Survivor of them, and the said several
Persons whose Names are contained in the Second and Third Schedules to
this Act annexed, their respective Executors, Administrators* or Assigns,
of the said Buildings, Hereditaments, and Premises (subjectonly.to the
Conditions, Provisoes, and Restrictions herein-after contained) shidlbA
good and valid* any Law or Statute to the contrary notwithstanding,
Limiting tbe II. Provided always, and be it enacted, That the Money to be raised
Sum to be by
the'
said James Shaw, Sir John William
Anderson,
Harvey
Christian
Numbered C^mb^John
Silvester,
and
Newman
Knowlys,
or the Survivors or Sur*
Price of vivor of them, and the said several Persons whose Names are contained in
Tickets
to
the the Second and Third Schedules to this Act annexed, their respective Ex-
First Lottery ecutors, Administrators, dr Assigns, by way of Lottery, under the Au*.
or
Division,
^^y 0f this present Act, shall not exceed the Sum of One hundred
thousand Pounds upon the Sale of the Fee Simple of all the several
Buildings and Hereditaments specified in the Fourth Schedule to this Adt
annexed, discharged of Land Tax as aforesaid, and subject only to such
Leases as are mentioned in the same Schedule; and that the Number of
Tickets in such First Lottery shall not exceed in the whole Twenty thou-
sand, to be numbered from One to Twenty thousand, both inclusive %
and no Ticket in such First Lottery shall be sold at a less Value than Fivfe
Pounds j and that ev^y such Ticket shall be signed by One or more of
the Trustees for the Time being of this Act, and that the Prisea to be
comprised in such First Lottery shall be the Buildings and Hereditaments
mentioned in the Fourth Schedule to this Act ana$awd»
IIL Pro-
46°GEORGII III. Cap.97.
Uh Provided also, and be it further enacted, That the Money to be Thelikeinthe
raised by the>said James Shaw 9 Sit John William Anderson, Harvey
Chris*
Second Lot-
tian Combe,, John Silvester, and Newman Knowtys, or the Survivors or ^^ m"
Survivor of them, and the said several Persons whose Names are contained
in/the
Second*
and Third Schedules to this Act annexed, their respective
Executory Administrators, or Assigns, by way of Lottery, under the
Authority of this present Act, shall not exceed the Sum of One hundred
thousand Pounds upon the Sale of the Fee Simple of all the several
Buildings and Hereditaments specified in the Fifth Schedule to. this Act
annexed, discharged of Land Tax as aforesaid, and subject only to such
Leases as are mentioned in the said Fifth Schedule ; and that the Number
of Tickets in the Second Lottery shall not exceed in the Whole Twenty
thousand, to be numbered from One to Twenty thousand, both inclusive;
and no.Ticket in the said Second Lottery shall be sold at a less Value than
Five Pounds; and that every such Ticket shall be signed, by,One or
more of the Trustees for the Time being of this Act j and that the Prizes
to be comprised in such Second Lottery shall be the Buildings and Here-
ditaments mentioned in the Fifth Schedule to this Act annexed.
IV. Provided also, and be it further enacted, That the Money to be
The like
in
raised by the said James Shaw, Sir
John William
Anderson, Harvey Chris-
the
Third
tian
Combe,
John'Silvester, and Newman Knowlys, or the Survivors or Lottery or
Survivor of them, and the said several Persons whose Names are contained lv,slom
in the Second and Third Schedules to this Act annexed, their respective
Executors, Administrators, or Assigns, by way of Lottery under the
Authority of this present Act, shall not exceed the Sum of One hundred
thousand Pounds upon the Sale of the Fee Simple of all the several
Buildings and Hereditaments specified in the Sixth Schedule to this Act
annexed, discharged of Land Tax as aforesaid, and subject only to such
Leases as are mentioned in the same Schedule j and that the Number of
Tickets in the Third Lottery shall not exceed in the Whole Twenty
thousz^nd, to be numbered from One to Twenty thousand, both inclusive;
and no Ticket in the said Third Lottery shall be sold at a
less
Value than
Five Pounds ; and that every such Ticket shall be signed by One or more
of the Trustees for the Time being of this Act; and the Prizes in such
Third Lottery shall be composed of the Buildings and Hereditaments
mentioned in the Sixth Schedule to this Act annexed.
V. And be it further enacted^ That each and every of the said Prizes The Build-
shall, immediately from and after the passing of this Act, or as to such ingsto
be
in-
of the said Buildings as are not covered in, as soon
as
the
same
respectively Suredhfr?2l
shall be covered in, be insured in some or one of the public Office or oss y re*
Offices in London or
Westminster
for Insurance of Buildings from Damage
by Fire, in the Names of the said
James
Shaw, Sit John
William
Anderson,
Harvey Christian
Combe,
John Silvester, and Newman Knowlys, or the
Survivors or Survivor of them, and other the Trustee or Trustees to be
appointed in the Stead of them, or any of them, as herein-after is men-
tioned, and the Insurance on the same respectively. shall be continued
until the same shall be conveyed to the fortunate Holders of Tickets in
the said Lotteries, who shall become entitled thereto, or until
the,
Time
hereby allowed for drawing the said Lotteries, shall have elapsed without
the same respectively having been disposed of under or by virtue of
this Act-
{Loc. & Perl 22 K VL And
Notices to be
given in the
Gazette, &c.
of the Inten-
tion to sell,
and a List of
the Prizes to
be published*
The Build-
ings,
&c#
to
vest in the
Trustees*
46°GEORGII HI.
Cap.97.
VI;
And be it further enacted, That the said
James
Shaw, Sir John
WiMam
Anderson,
Harvey
Christian
Combe,
John Silvester, and Newman
Kftowlys,
or the Survivors or Survivor of them, shall, Forty Days at the
least previously to every or any One of the said Lotteries being drawn,
and before any Ticket, Number, or Figure shall be sold or disposed of,
for or in respect of such Lotteries respectively, under or in pursuance of
this Act, and they or he are and is hereby required to give Notice in the
London Gazette
or the Intention to sell and dispose of the Buildings and
Hereditaments to be comprised in each and every of the said Lotteries
respectively, under and in pursuance of the Conditions, Provisoes, and
Restrictions herein contained, and shall also from Time to Time publish,
in Two or more of the
London
Daily Newspapers, a List of the specific
Buildings to be allotted as Prizes to the Holders of each and every of the
fortunate Tickets in every such Lottery respectively, and shall particularly
specify in every such List the Underleases and Charges (if any) to which
the same respectively shall then be subject or liable.
VIL And
be
it further enacted, That immediately upon and after every
or any such Notice being given in the London
Gazette as
aforesaid, under
and
in pursuance of this Act, the Right and Property of the several Persons
whose Names are contained in the Second and Third Schedules to this Act
annexed, their respective Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, of and
in such of the said Buildings and Hereditaments as are to be comprised
in the Lottery, of which such previous Notice shall have been given as
aforesaid, shall from Time to Time, by force of this present Act, be
vested in and settled upon the Trustees or Trustee for the Time being of
this Act, their or his Heirs and Assigns, so and in such Manner that they
or he shall and may stand and be seised of the
Fee
Simple and Inheritance
of and in the same, freed and absolutely acquitted and discharged of and
from the several Leases and Incumbrances specified in the Fourth, Fifth,
and Sixth Schedules to this Act annexed, in Trust nevertheless for the
said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the City of
London,
their
Successors and Assigns, and the several Persons whose Names are con*
tained in the Second and Third Schedules to this Act annexed, their
respective Executors, Administrators, and Assigns, according to their
respective Estates, Rights, and Interests
therein,
till the Determination of
the Chances by the drawing of every or any such Lottery respectively;
and immediately after the drawing of the same respectively, in Trust for
the respective Holders of the fortunate Tickets, as to the Prizes allotted
to every skch Ticket respectively; and the said'Buildings and Heredita-
ments shall thenceforth be freed and absolutely acquitted and discharged
by the said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens, their Successors and
Assigns, and the said several Persons whose Names are contained in the
Second and Third Schedules to
this
Act annexed, their respective Execu-
tors or Administrators, (the said Parties respectively being answerable for
their and his own Incumbrances only,) against all Conveyances^ Sale^
Judgments, Executions, Titles, Charges, Debts, and Incumbrances
whatsoever, by them or any of them respectively made, done, or commit-
ted (save only the Underleases which are specified in the Fourth, Fifth, and
Sixth Schedules to this Act annexed); and the same Buildings and Here-
ditaments shall become the Property of, and be conveyed free of Charge
to the Bearers of the said Tickets respectively, who shall be entitled to
the Rents payable for their respective Prizes from the last Quarterly Day
of Payment thereof preceding the drawing of such Prizes respectively;
5 and
46°GEORGII III. Cap.97. 1971
and the Purchase of the said Premises by the said Mayor, Aldermen, and
Commons, in Common Council assembled^ and the Production of the
Conveyance of the same Premises to the said Mayor and Commonalty
and Citizens, shall be and be deemed and taken to be a sufficient Title
thereto to the respective Holders of the several fortunate Tickets; and
if any of the said Buildings shall be burned down before such Convey-
ance,
and the Office or Offices in which the same shall be insured shall
make their Option to pay the Sum or Sums insured, and not to rebuild
or repair the Buildings so burned down or damaged by Fire, then and in
every such Case such Sum shall be paid to the fortunate Holders of such
Prizes respectively, for or in respect of which such Sum or Sums of Money
shall be paid by such Office or Offices*
VIII. And whereas certain Buildings composing the Prizes mentioned NoTicketsfor
in the Fifth and Sixth Schedules to this Act annexed are not yet erected, toe Second
and others are not yet completed and finished ; be it therefore enacted,
Lotteries to
That no Ticket, Number, or Figure shall be sold, disposed of, or be sold until
delivered for Sale, under or in pursuance of this Act, for or in respect the Buildings
of or as a Chance for the Buildings composing the Prizes for the Second a'e com"
and Third Lotteries, until the same Buildings are respectively erected, p e e *
and finished and completed, according to the original Plan of the Surveyor
employed by the said Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, in Common
Council assembled : Provided always, that nothing herein contained shall
extend or be construed to extend so as to prevent the Sale of Tickets in
the First Lottery, or to restrain or prevent the Sale of Tickets in the
Second Lottery, when and as soon as the several Buildings erected or to
be erected, and mentioned in the Fifth Schedule to this Act annexed,
shall be finished and completed in manner by this Act directed, notwith-
standing the several Buildings erected or to be erected, and mentioned in the
Sixth Schedule to this Act annexed, shall not be finished and completed
in manner by this Act directed.
IX. Provided always, and be it enacted, That the several Buildings For
appoint.
erected or to be erected, and mentioned in the Fifth and Sixth Schedules ing Persons
to this Act annexed, shall not be deemed to be finished and completed
to
certify
the
unless the same ^shall, in the Judgment of Nathaniel Wright, Richard Cf°?ipl£u?/5
Wooding, James Spiller, Thomas Swithin, and William Mountague, Sur- ? s*e
veyors, or any Three of them, have been completed and finished in as
workmanlike a Manner, and in all respects equal in point of Execution
to such of the Buildings mentioned in the Fourth Schedule to this-Act
annexed as are now actually finished and completed, nor until they, or
any Three of them, shall have published or caused to be published a Cer-
tificate
thereof,
under their Hands, in the London Gazette, specifying the
several Buildings so submitted to their Approbation; which Certificate
they or any Three of them are hereby required from Time to Time to
publish or cause to be published, when and so soon as such Buildings
shall, in the Judgment of the said Nathaniel Wright, Richard
Wooding,
James Spiller, Thomas Swithin, and
William
Mountague, or any Three of
them, be completed and finished in manner aforesaid,
X. Provided also, and be it enacted, That in case any One or more of For nominat-
them the said Nathaniel
Wright*
Richard
Wooding,
James
Spiller,
Thomas £S other.
Switbin, and
William
Mountague, or any Person or Persons to be elected **?^tl11.,
(1 I , «, r i*5 J r i i • r • case oi Death
in the Stead or Place or them or any of them, as herem-after is men-
to
certify
tioned, such Com-
pletion.
State Lot-
teries.
1972 46°G£OROII III
Cap.W.
tioned, shall die before such Certificate or Certificates^ have been
givefl'as aforesaid, then and in every such Case the Survivors or Survivor
of them shall, and they and he are and is hereby required from Time to
Time, by Writing under their or his Hands or Hand, to elect and ap-
point some other Person or Persons in the Stead or Place of the Person or
Persons so dying; and every Person so elected and appointed as aforesaid
shall have the like Powers and Authorities as if he had been nominated in
and by this present Act for the Purposes aforesaid.
The Lotteries XL Provided always, and be it further enacted, That the said Build-
may be deter- ings and Hereditaments shall be divided and allotted into Sixty-nine
^!!i!dTbLthe Prizes in the Manner specified in-the Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Schedules
to this Act annexed ; and the Prizes comprised in each and every of the
Three Lotteries
so
authorized to be drawn as aforesaid shall-respectively be
determined by the drawing of any State Lotteries that shall be drawn
within this Kingdom between the First Day of
October
One thousand eight
hundred and six, and the Thirty-first Day of
December
One thousand eight
hundred and eight, in pursuance of any Act or Acts of Parliament that
may hereafter be passed for that Purpose; and Notice shall be given by
the said James Shaw, ShJohn William
Anderson,
Harvey
Christian Combel
John Silvester; and Newman Knowlys, or the Survivors or Survivor of
them, and such other Person or Persons as shall or may be appointed under
and in pursuance of rhis Act, or the Survivors or Survivor of them, in
the
London
Gazette,
Forty Days before the drawing of any such State
Lottery, of the Intention to determine any of the said Three Lotteries by
the drawing of any such State Lottery ; and that the First Tickets which
shall be drawn in such State Lottery (be they either Blank or Prize), the
Numbers whereof shall respectively correspond with any Number of the
Tickets of such Lotteries authorized by this Act respectively, shall be,
and they are hereby declared to be, the Prizes in the Lotteries respect-
ively authorized by this Act, in the Order in which the said Buildings
and Hereditaments are divided and allotted IILthe Fourth, Fifths and Sixth
Schedules to this Act annexed.
First Lottery
may be de-
termined by
a separate
Lottery in
Guildhall.
XII,
Provided always, and be it further enacted, That in case the Said
Mayor, Aldermen, and Commons, in Common Council assembled, shall
be desirous to have a separate Lottery for the Determination of the
First of the said Three Lotteries authorized to be drawn by this Act,
instead of having the same Lottery determined by the drawing of any
such State Lottery as aforesaid, and the Lords Commissioners of His
Majesty's Treasury for the Time being, or any Three or more of them,
shall approve
thereof,
and give their Consent thereto in Writing, then
and in every such Case it shall be lawful for the said
James
Shaw, Sir John
William
Anderson,
Harvey Christian
Combe9
John Silvester\ and Newman
Knowlys, and the Survivors or Survivor of them, and such other Person
or Persons as shall or may be appointed under or in pursuance of this Act,
and they and he are and is hereby authorized and empowered and required^
from Time to Time, before the Twenty-fifth Day of March next, to put
ail the Tickets to be comprised in such First Lottery as last aforesaid into
a
"Wheel,
in like Manner as if the same were a State Lottery, and to cause
as many Numbers as there are Prizes in such First Lottery as last ^foresaid
to be drawn thereout for the Prizes therein, at or in the Guildhall of the
City of
London,
on such Day or Days, and at such Time or Times, and
under and subject to such Regulations as the said Lords Commissioners of
Hii
46°GEORGII III. Cap.97. 1973
His Majesty's Treasury, or any Three or" more of them, shall approve
and direct, and so and in such Manner that the same may be drawn and
conducted in such or the like Manner as the State Lotteries of this
Kingdom are usually drawn and conducted, or as near thereto as existing
Circumstances will permit: Provided nevertheless, that in case the said
First Lottery shall be drawn separately as aforesaid, then and in such Case
Notice thereof shall be given in the
London
Gazette by the Space of Forty
Days at the least previously to the drawing of such First Lottery.
XIII. Provided also, and be it enacted, That in case the said Mayon The Second
Aldermen, and Commons, in Common Council assembled, shall be
jr0^?^
™aL
desirous to have a separate Lottery for the Determination of the Second
jn
u^
jyfau,
of the said Lotteries authorized to be drawn by this Act, instead of having ner.
such Second Lottery determined by the drawing of any such State Lottery
as aforesaid, and the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury for
the Time being, or any Three or more of them, shall approve
thereof,
and give their Consent thereto in Writing, then and in every such Case it
shall be lawful for the said James Shaw, Sir John William Anderson,
Harvey
Christian
Combe,
John Silvester, and Newman Knowlys, and the
Survivor or Survivors of them, and such other Person or Persons as shall
or may be appointed under or in pursuance of this Act, and they and he
are and is hereby authorized and empowered and required from Time to
Time, from and after the Expiration of Six Calendar Months from the
Time of drawing the First of the said Lotteries, but not sooner, to put all
the Tickets to be comprized in such Second Lottery as last aforesaid into a
Wheel, in like Manner as if the same were a State Lottery, and to cause
as many Numbers as there are Prizes in such Second Lottery as last afore-
said to be drawn thereout for the Prizes therein, at or in the
Guildhall of
the City of
London,
on such Day or Days, and at such Time or Times,
and under and subject to such Regulations as the said Lords Commissioners
of His Majesty's Treasury, or any Three or more of
them,
shall approve and
direct, and so and in such Manner that the said Second Lottery may be
drawn and conducted in such or the like Manner as the State Lotteries of
this Kingdom are usually drawn and conducted, or as near thereto as
existing Circumstances will permit: Provided nevertheless, that in case
the said Second Lottery shall be drawn separately as aforesaid, then and
in such Case Notice thereof shall be given in the
London
Gazette by the
Space of Forty Days at the least previously to the drawing of such Second
Lottery.
XIV. Provided also, and be it enacted, That in case the said Mayor,
The Third
Aldermen, and Commons, in Common Council assembled, shall be desir- k°ttery ™ay
ous to have a separate Lottery for the Determination of the Third of the
^nl^Maif-
said Three Lotteries authorized to be drawn by this Act, instead of having ner.
the same Third Lottery determined by the drawing of such State Lottery
as aforesaid, and the Lords Commissioners of His Majesty's Treasury for
the Time being, or any Three or more of them, shall approve
thereof,
and give their Consent thereto in Writing, then and in every such Case it
shall be lawful for the said
James
Shaw, Sir
John William
Anderson,
Harvey
Christian
Combe,
John Silvester, and Newman Knowlys, and the Survivors
or Survivor of them, and such other Person or Persons as shall or may be
appointed under or in pursuance of this Act, and they and he are and is
hereby authorized and empowered and required from Time to Time, from
and after the Expiration of Six Calendar Months from the Time of draw-
[Loc.&Per.'] %%L ing
46aGEORGII III. Cap.9%
ingf file Second of the said Lotteries, but not sooner, to put til the
Tickets to be comprized in such Third Lottery as last aforesaid into a
Wheel; in like Marnier as if the same were a State Lottery, and to cause
as many Numbers as there are Prizes in such Third Lottery as last afore-
said to be drawn thereout for the Prizes therein, at or in the
Guildhall
of
the City of
London,
on such Day or Days, and at such Time or Times*
at>d under and subject
t&
such Regulations as the said Lords Commissioners
of His Majesty's Treasury, or any Three or more of them, shall approve
and direct, and so and in such Manner that the same may be drawn and
conducted in such or the like Manner
as
the State Lotteries of this Kingdom
arc usually drawn arid conducted, or as near thereto as eating Circum-
stances will permit r P#ovided nevertheless, that in case the said Third
Lottery shall be drawn separately as aforesaid, then and in such Case
Notice thereof shall be given in the
London Gazette
by the'Space of Forty
Days at thd least previously to the drawing of such Third Lottery*
Trusteesto XV, Provided also, and be it enacted, That it shall be lawful for the
appoint Com- Trustees or Trustee for the Time being of this Act to appoint a sufficient
Number of proper Persons to be Gdihmissioners and Clerks fox the super-
intending the drawing of every or any such Lottery or Lotteries as shall
be drawn separately is aforesaid.
nnssioners
and Clerks.
For appoint- XVL Provided also, and be it enacted, That in case any Oue^or more
nig new
0f i-jjgjn t^e say
James
Shaw, Sir John
William
Anderwn,
Harvey Christian
caseof Death,
Combe9
Jchn Silvester, and Newman Knowlp> or other the Trustee or
Trustees to be elected as herein-after is mentioned, shall happen to die
before the drawing of all the said Lotteries, and the Conveyance of all
the Prizes to the fortunate Holders, then and in every such Case the Sur-
vivors or Survivor of them shall, and they and he are and is hereby re-
quired from Time to Time to electa nominate, or appoint soms other
Person or Persons in the Stead or Place of the Person or Person* so dyipg,
for the Purpose of carrying this Adt into Execution j atnl the said Build-
ings and Estate, or such of them as shall then reinain vested & the sur-
viving Trustees or Trustee for the Time being, shall be vested jointly in
such Trustees or Trustee; and the new Trustee or Trusses to be appointed
as-
-aforesaid, and every Persoa so elected, nominated, or appointed as
aforesaid, shall have the like Powers, Rights, and Authorities^ as if he
had been named as a Trustee for the Purposes aforesaid ij* and by this
^resent Act.
Costs
of the _ XVIL And be it further enacted. That all the Costs, Charges, and
Act,
to it, &w Expences incident to and attending the obtaining aad passing this Act,
be
paid.
an£f the Sale and Disposal of the said Tickets, awid the drawing pi the
said separate Lottery or Lotteries, and the Conveyances of the Priz?es to
the fortunate Holders, and otherwise to be incurred in carrying this Act
into Execution, shall be defrayed and paid out of the Monies to be raised
by Sale of the said Tickets, prior and in preference to any other Pay meat
whatever.
Public
Act.
XVIII. And be k further enacted, That this Act shall be deemed and
taken to be a Public Act, and shall be judicially taken notice of as such
by all Judges, Justices, md others, without being specially pleaded*
8 The
46*GEORGII III. Cap.97. W&
The First SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.
A LEASE of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to WiUiarxi
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady
Day 1803, whereon Two Messuages, One being No. 1, at the South West
Corner of Skinner Street aforesaid, and the other being No.
%>
next ad-
joining Eastward in the same Street, have been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to George
Oliver, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady
Day 1803, whereon a Messuage (b#ing Nof 3, in the sante Street! has
been erected*
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Henry
Flower, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady Day
I893,
whereon Two Messuages, One being No* 4, in Skinner Street afpre-
said, and thp other being
NP.
54, on the East Side of Fleet Market, have
been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Richard
Rosser# for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of
a
Year from Lady Day
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 5, in the same Street has been
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to William
Rolfe, fpr Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Mfdsuminer
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 6, in the same Street) has hzm
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to William
Rolfe, for Fifty•nioe Years and Three Qi^rtprs of a Year from Midsummer
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being Np. 7, in the same Street) ha$ beeg
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Mid^iqpier
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 8, in the sanie j§tmet) has been
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsummer
i8o3,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 9, in the same Street, at the South
West Corner of Tu rnagain Lanej has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to William
Rolfe, for Fifty nine Years zM Three Quarters of
a
Year from Midsummer
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No io, iri the s#me Street, at the South
East Corner of Turnagain Lane) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Benjamin
Newbury, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Mid-
summer
1976 46° GEORGII HI.
Cap.
9?.
summer 1803, whereon a Messuage (being
No.
11, in the same Street, and
extending at the South West End to Turnagain Lane) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Robert
Waithman, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Mid-
summer 1803, whereon a Messuage (bemgNo. 12, in the same Street)
has been erected,
A Lease of a Peace of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Samuel
Miller, for Fifty^nine Years and Three Quarters of aYear from Midsummer
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 13, in the same Street, and in
Part fronting Sea Coal Lane) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to David
Davidson, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady
Day 1,803, whereon a Messuage (being No. 14, in the same Street, at the
South West Corner of Sea Coal Lane) has been erected,
A Lease of a Piece of Grouftd in Skinner Street aforesaid tp William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady Day
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 15, in the same Street, at the
South East Corner of Sea Coal Lane) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Joseph
Fisher and Thomas Boot, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a
Year from Lady Day 1803, whereon a Messuage (being No. 16, in the
same Street) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsummer
1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 17, in the same Street) has beett
erected.
A Lease of
a
Piece of Ground in Skintier Street aforesaid t6
lskac?
Sea-
brook, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsumnfer
1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 18, in the same Street) has been
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Henry
Flower, for Fifty-nine Years andThree Quarters of
a
Year from Midsummer
1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 19, in the same Street) has beeft
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Henry
Flower, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of aYear from Midsummer
1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 20, in the same Street, and extend-
ing backwards to Angel Gdurt) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid to Isaac Sea-
brook, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsum-
mer 1804, whereon
*a
Messuage (being No. 21, in the same Street, and
extending backwards to Angel Court) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground in Skinner Street aforesaid
to
John Dawson
for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsummer 1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 22, in the same Street, and extending
back wards to Angel Court) has been erected.
A Lease
46°GEORGII III. C«p.97.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John
Dawson, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Mid-
summer 1804, whereon a Messuage (being No, 23, in the same Street,
and on the West Side of Angel Court) has been erected,
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John
Newman, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Mid-
summer 1804, whereon a Messuage (being No. 24, in the same Street,
and on the East Side of Angel Court, extending backwards into Green
Arbour Court) has been erected.
A Lease of
a
Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John New-
man, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsummer
1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 25, in the same Street, and
extending backwards to Green Arbour Court) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John New-
man, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsumme1"
1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No, 26, in the same Street, and
extending backwards to Green Arbour Court) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Midsummer
1804,
whereon Two Messuages (One being No. 27, at the Corner of the
Old Bailey, and the other being No. 28, adjoining No. 27, Southward,
fronting the Old Bailey, and at the Corner of Green Arbour Court) have
been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, on the West Side of Snow Hill afore-
said, to William Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year
from Lady Day 1803, whereon Two Messuages (One being No. 40, on
Snow Hill, and the other No. 42, on the North Side of Skinner Street)
have been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady Day
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 41, at the North East Corner of
the same Street) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John New.
man and Henry Newman, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a
Year from Midsummer 1803, whereon a Messuage (being No. 43, in the
same Street) has been erected.
A Lease of
a
Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John New-
man and Henry Newman, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a
Year from Midsummer 1803, whereon a Messuage (being No. 44, in the
same Street, and extending Northward to Old Snow Hill, and North East
to Old Snow Hill) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John New-
man and Henry Newman, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a
Year from Midsummer 1803, whereon a Messuage (being No. 45, in the
same Street) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to John Mason,
for Sixty Years from Christmas 1802, whereon a Messuage (being No. 46,
in the same Street, and extending Northward home to and fronting Snow
Hill) has been erected.
[Loc. £sf Per.] 12 M A Lease
46°GEORGIJ III.
CapM.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year from Lady Day
1803,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 47, in the same Street, and ex-
tending Northward home to and fronting
Snow
Hill) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Skinner Street aforesaid, to William
Rolfe, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Ye&r from Lady
Day 1803, whereon Two Messuages (one being No. 48, in the same
Street, and extending Northward to Snow Hill, and the other, No. 49*
adjoining to No. 48, at the North West Corner of Skioner Street) have
been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, on the South Side of Snow Hill afore-
said, to John Newman and Henry Newman, for Fifty-nine Years -dtad
Three Quarters of a Year from Midsummer 1803, whereon a Messuagje
(being No. 50, Snow Hill aforesaid) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, on the South Side of Snow Hill afore-
said,
to
John Newman and Henry Newman, for Fifty-nine Years and Three
Quarters of a Year from Midsummer 1803, whereon a Messuage (being
No.
51, Snow Hill aforesaid) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, on the South Side of Snow Hill afore-
said, to John Newman $nd Henry Newman, for Fifty-nine
Years
and Th£qe
Quarters of a Year from Midsummer 1803, whereon a Messuage (being
No.
52, Snow Hill aforesaid) has been erected.
A Lease of
a
Piece of Ground, on the East Side of Fleet Market afore-
said, to John Dawson, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters of a Year
from Lady Day 1803, whereon a Messuage (being No. $$, Fleet Market
aforesaid) has been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, on the East Side of Fleet Market afore-
said, to John Haycroft and Thomas Smith, for Fifty-nine Years and Three
Quarters of a Year from Lady Day 1803, whereon a Messuage (being
No.
$$1
Fleet Market aforesaid) has been erected.
Agreements to grant Leases to William Rolfe, for Sixty-one Years,
from Lady Day 1802, of Two Pieces of Ground, one lying on the East
Side of Fleet Market, and the other on the South West Side of Turnagain
Lane, abutting North on the said Ground, in Lease to John Haycroft and
Thomas Smith, whereon Five Messuages, to be respectively numbered 56,
57,
58, 59, and 60, are intended to be erected,
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, on the North Side of Pickett Street
aforesaid, to Daniel Pinder, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1804,
whereon a Messuage (being No. 1, Pickett Street aforesaid) has been
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Pickett Street aforesaid, to Richard
Brewer, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1804, whereon Four Messuages
(being No. 2, 3, 4, and 5, in Pickett Street aforesaid) have been erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Pickett Street aforesaid, to Richard
Brewer, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1804, whereon a Messuage
(being No. 6, Pickett Street aforesaid) has been erected.
A Lea?eof a Piece of Ground, in Pickett Street aforesaid, to John Har-
rison, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1804, whereon a Messuage (being
No.
7, Pickett Street aforesaid) has been erected. A Lease
46°GEORGII III. Cap.97, W79
A Lease of a Piece of Ground, in Pickett Street aforesaid, to Edward
Colebatch, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1804, whereon Two Mes-
suages (being No, 8 and 9, in Pickett Street aforesaid) have been
erected.
A Leasfc of a Piece of Ground, in Pickett Street aforesaid, to Edward
Colebatch, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1804, whereon Three Mes-
suages^ (being No. 10, 11, and 123 in Pickett Street aforesaid) have been
erected.
A Lease of a Piece of Ground on the North Side of the Circus in
Pickett Street aforesaid, to Dahiel Pinder, whereon Two Messuages (dnfc
of them on each Side of the Gateway or Passage leading into Cleiherit's
Inn, together with the Buildings over the said Gateway or Passage) have
been erected.
An Agreement to grant a Lease to William Rolfe and others, for Sixty-
one Years from Midsummer 1806, of Two Pieces of Ground in the Cinius,
in Pickett Street, the one abutting West, and the other abutting East on
the Vestry Rooms of the said Parish of
St.
Clement Danes, and of a Piece
of Ground oh the East Side of a proposed Street leading Northward from
Pickett Street aforesaid, abutting Southward on the Rears or Back Parts
of the said Four Messuages numbered 2, 3, 4> and 5, in Pickett Street
aforesaid, on which said Three Pieces of Ground, Seven Messuages, to
be respectively numbered from 14 to 20 both inclusive, are intended to
be erected.
The
46°GEORGII IIL Cap.97.
The Second SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.
THE Leases of the Seven Houses, No. i, 2, 6, 7, 8, 10, and 15,
Skinner Street aforesaid, are now in Mortgage to George Wolff and
Frederick Nicholson, for securing the Payment of a certain Sum of Money
and Interest.
The Leases of the Three Houses, No. 24, 25, and 26, in Skinner Street
aforesaid, are now in Mortgage to Sir Charles Price, Bart, and Thomas
Wilson, for securing the Payment of a certain Sum of Money and
Interest.
The Leases of the Four Houses, No. 40, 41, 42, and 47, on Snow
Hill and in Skinner Street aforesaid, are now in Mortgage to Messrs.
Were/Bruce, and Co, for securing the Payment of a certain Sum of
Money and Interest.
The Leases of the Two Houses, No. 48 and 49, in Skinner Street afore-
said, are now in Mortgage to Edmund Hill, Esquire, for securing the Pay-
ment of a certain Sum of Money and Interest.
The Lease of the House, No. 46, in Skinner Street aforesaid, is now in
Mortgage to John Goodland, for securing the Payment of a certain Sum
of Money and Interest.
The Leasehold Estate, comprising the House and Warehouses, No. 44,
in Skinner Street aforesaid, and on Snow Hill aforesaid, is charged with or
subject to the Payment of an Annuity of Two hundred Pounds to Martha
Newman for her Life.
The
46°GEORGII HI. Cap.97. 1981
The Third SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.
WILLIAM R OLFE, of Skinner Street aforesaid, Builder.
George Oliver, of the same Place, Linen Draper.
Henry Flower, of Gray's Inn Lane, in the County of Middlesex, Builder.
Richard Rosser, of Skinner Street aforesaid, Perfumer.
Robert Waithman, of Fleet Street, London, Linen Draper.
Samuel Miller, of Skinner Street aforesaid, Shoemaker.
Joseph Fisher, of Leicester Square, in the County of Middlesex, Jeweller,
Thomas Boot, of Piccadilly, in the same County, Jeweller.
Isaac Seabrook, of Hosier Lane, London, Builder.
John Newman, of Skinner Street aforesaid, Currier.
Henry Newman, of the same Place, Currier.
John Mason, of Southwark, in the County of Surry, Shoemaker.
James Creasy, of Wild Street, in the County of Middlesex, Currier.
John Harnmack, of Wapping, in the said County, Builder.
John Haycroft, of Fleet Market, London, Leatherseller.
Thomas Smith, of the same Place, Leatherseller.
Daniel Pinder, of Blackfriars, London, Gentleman.
Richard Brewer, of the Parish of St, Sepulchre, London, Gentleman.
John Harrison, of Berkeley Street, in the said County of Middlesex,
Builder.
Edward Colebatch, of the Minories, London, Builder.
[k.^ftr.] 22 N The
m& 46*GEORGII III.
CapM.
The Fourth SCHEDULE to which this Act refers.
Prize
i. A Capital Freehold Messuage, No. 44, in Skinner Street aforesaid,
with large Warehouses extending towards the North mi Nqrth
East to Snow Hill, discharged of Land Tax.
2.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 13, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a
Lease to Samuel Miller for Sfcty Years from Christmas 18^6, at a
Nett Rent of Two hundred and fifty Pounds per Annum.
3.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 46, in Skijiner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
4.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 10, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to "William Rolfe for Sixty Years fron* Christmas 1806, at a Nett
Rent of Two hundred and twenty-five Pounds per Annum,
5.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 5, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to Richard Rosser for Sixty Years from Christmas 1806, at a Nett
Rent of One hundred and eighty-five Pounds per Annum.
6. A Freehold
Messuage,
No. 16, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
7.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 47, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tas*
8. A Freehold Messuage, No. 2, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a
Lease to William Rolfe for Sixty Years from Christmas 1806, at
a Nett Rent of Two hundred Pounds per Annum.
9. A Freehold Messuage, No. 27, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to William Rolfe for Sixty Years from Christmas 1806, at
a
Nett
Rent of One hundred and eighty Pounds per Annum.
10.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 3, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
11.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 12, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
12.
A Freehold Messuage,
No.
1, in Pickett Street, Temple Bar, discharged
of Land Tax.
13.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 8, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
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T4.
A Freehold Messuage, No. g, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
15.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 3, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax*
16.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 2, in Pickett Sfrcet aforesaid discharged
of Land Tax.
17.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 6, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to William Rolfe for Sixty Years from Christmas 1806, at a Nett
Rent of One hundred and fifty Pounds per Annum.
18.
A Freehold Messuage,
No.
7,
in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
19.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 1, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Xax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to "William Rolfe for Sixty Years from Christmas 1806, §t § Nett
Rent of One hundred and
fifty-five
Pounds per Anjium,
20.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 11, in Skinner Street afpres^d, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to the original I^SSQ
jhereof,
granted to Benjamin Newbury for Fifty-nine Years and Three
Quarters of a Year, from Midsummer 1S03, at a Nett Rent of
One hundred and twenty Pounds and One Shilling per Annum.
21.
A Freehold Messuage, No* 28, at the Corner of Green Arbour
Court, in the Old Bailey, discharged of Land Tax. This House
is subject to an Agreement for a Lease to William Rolfe for Si^ty
Years from Christmas 1806^ at a Nett Rent of One hundred and
five Pounds per Annum.
22.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 14, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to the original Lease
thereof,
granted to David Davidson, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quar-
ters of a Year, from Lady Day 1803, at a Nett Rent of Eighty.
nine Pounds Three Shillings and Four-pence per Annum.
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A Capital Freehold Messuage, No. 9, in Skinner Street aforesaid, dis-
charged of Land Tax.
2.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 24, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
3.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 43, in Skmner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
4.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 45, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
5.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 42, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
6. A Freehold Messuage, No. 40, on the West Side of Snow Hill, dis-
charged of Land Tax.
7.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 7, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
8. A Freehold Messuage, No. 10, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
9. A Freehold Messuage, No. 11, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
io.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 4, ir Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
11.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 48, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to William Rolfe for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1807, at a
Nett Rent of One hundred and forty-five Pounds per Annum.
12.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 5, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
13.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 4, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
14.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 17, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
15.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 18, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a
Lease to Isaac Seabrook, for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1807,
at a Nett Rent of One hundred and thirty Pounds per Annum.
16.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 41. in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
17.
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17.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 49, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
18.
A Freehold Messuage, No.
21,
in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to Isaac Seabrook for Sixty Years from Midsummer 1807, at a
NetiRent-oLOneJmndred and seventyJEounds_peiLAnnum.
19.
A Freehold Messuage, No, 8, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
20.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 22, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to the original Lease
thereof,
granted to John Dawson, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters
of a Year from Midsummer 1804, at a Nett Rent of Fifty-eight
Pounds Six Shillings per Annum,
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The Sixth SCHEDULE to which this Act refers,
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i. TWO Freehold Messuages, in Pickett Street aforesaid, one of them
on each Side of the Entrance to Clement's Inn, together with the
Buildings o^er the said Entrance, discharged of Land Tax.
a. A Freehold Message, No. 6, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
3.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 2|> in Skinner Street aforesaid,, discharged
of Land Tax.
4.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 26, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
5.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 17, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
6. A Freehold Messuage, No.
15,
in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
or Land Tax.
7.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 20, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to Henry Flower, for Sixty Years from Christmas 1807, at a Nett
Rent of One hundred and sixty-five Pounds per Annum.
8. A Freehold Messuage, No. 12, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
9. A Freehold Messuage, No. 14, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land 1 ax.
10.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 15, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
11.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 16, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
1
a.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 56, in Fleet Market, discharged of Land
Tax.
13.
A Freehold Messuage, No. $7, in Fleet Market, discharged of Land
Tax.
14.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 58, in Fleet Market, discharged of Land
Tax.
15.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 59, in Fleet Market, discharged of Land
Tax.
16.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 19, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agreement for a Lease
to Henry Flower, for Sixty Years from Christmas 1807, at a Nett
Rent of One hundred and twenty Pounds per Annum.
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17.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 50, Snow Hill, discharged of Land Tax.
18.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 51, Snow Hill, discharged of Land Tax,
19.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 52, Snow Hill, disharged of Land Tax.
30.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 55, on the East Side of Fleet Market,
discharged of Land Tax. This House is subject to an Agree*
ment for a Leasejo John Haycraft and Thomas Smith, for Sixty
Years from Christmas^
thirty Pounds per Annum.
a
1.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 54, on the East Side of Fleet Markett
discharged of Land Tax.
aa. A Freehold Messuage, No. 60, in Turnagain Lane, discharged of
Land Tax.
23.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 19, in the intended Street leading North-
wards from Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged of Land Tax*
24.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 20, in the said intended Street, discharged
of Land Tax.
25.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 18, in Pickett Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax.
26.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 23, in Skinner Street aforesaid, discharged
of Land Tax. This House is subject to the original Lease
thereof,
granted to John Dawson, for Fifty-nine Years and Three Quarters
of a Year from Midsummer 1804, at a Nett Rent of Sixty Pounds
Nineteen Shillings per Annum.
27.
A Freehold Messuage, No. 53, in Fleet Market, discharged of Land
Tax. This House is subject to the original Lease thereof granted
to John Dawson, for Fifty*nine Years and Three Quarters of a
Year from Lady Day 1803, at a Nett Rent of Twenty-two Pounds
Five Shillings and Eleven-pence per.Annum.
LONDON: Printed by GEORGE EYRE and ANDREW STRAHAN,
Printers to the King's most Excellent Majesty, 1826.
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