Lease for one year 1. Rt. Hon. George Cholmondeley, Esq. and Hester his wife ...

Lease for one year

1. Rt. Hon. George Cholmondeley, Esq. and Hester his wife

2. John Ashby

6 pieces of land lying together called the further, middle and nearer fields, the late Woods Croft, Matts Croft and Nans Croft (Jane Downes, widow).

A house with barn and hempbutt (1r) (- Boothby, widow); a house now a pub and the barn and 3 parcels of land - the Croft behind the house, the Croft by the house and Spittle Dale (widow Boothby); piece of land called Mountfords piece (Rd Boothby son of John Boothby decd.); 3 pieces called How Bridge (Rd Boothby); 4 pieces of meadow or pasture, called the Cross fields, Gallants Meadow, Brook field or Washford and the Little Croft (Rd Plumber); piece of land, the Oxley (Walter Tench); a small parcel of land, part of or adjoining to the piece called the Fountain Head (Rd Plumer); a messuage and barn belonging and 4 pieces of land called the Croft behind the house, Spittle Dale, the Washford Croft and the Knocking Meadow (widow Davies); a messuage and garden and small croft (late Ralph Fewtrell); 4 pieces called the lower and upper croft, Bridge Leasows and Spittle field (Rd Boothby); 3 pieces - the meadow, the upper piece and the Boggy Piece (Francis France). A small parcel or close called the Bowling Green (the Rev. Mr Allen), all in Meole Brace.

The watercourse or stream and soil belonging (Francis Truner Blythe) being part of the waste ground of the Manor of Meole Brace.

All tithes from farms in Meole Brace (Benjamin Juson), the estate of William Berrington, Esq., and from all the above property.

A piece of land in the parish of St. Julian's called the Pike (Thos Palin).

A piece of land in Shrewsbury without the wall of the town adjoining the River Severn (Roger Kynaston, Esq.)

The coachhouse and stable and garden adjoining in Shrewsbury in Milk Street (Colonel Gough)

A chief rent of 7s from a house in Barker St (Thos Alcock and John Leake) the estate of John Scott, draper, decd.