Counterpart of an assignment, 5 November, 3 Edward VI, by Rose Cornewell, of London,...

Counterpart of an assignment, 5 November, 3 Edward VI, by Rose Cornewell, of London, widow, in consideration of 50l., to Lady Elyzabeth Morrys of London, 'wydowe,' of a lease, 4 March, 29 Henry VIII, by William Maior, 'late pryour of the Newe Hospytall without Bysshoppysgate of London,' and the convent of the same place, to one Patrick Whyte, of a tenement or house, 'which one John Stekes late helde and occupyed buylded over and in every syde of the west gate of the said place,' 'betwixte the said hospytall on the north and their tenement callyd the Candelhouse on the southe and the Kinges brode stret on the west and the wey entering in the churche of the said place on thest,' 'also a gardeyn plote,' 'without the said gate nighe unto the said tenement on the northe syde thereof adjoyning in the est uppon the wall of the said late Hospytall and in the said stret in the west and a crosse stonding at the dore of the said gardeyn on the southe,' for certain years yet enduring, which indenture of lease the said Patrick, 2 October, 2 Edward VI, assigned to the said Rose; the said tenement, now divided into three tenements, being at present of the yearly, value of 8l. 13s. 4d.; covenant by Lady Elizabeth that this assignment shall be void on payment by the said Rose of 50l. on or before 3 November next. London.