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Leases - England - Early works to 1800

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    John Prat, Esq; - - - - appellant. William Hopkins, Benjamin Midford, Henry Talbot, and Joseph Farmer, - - respondents. The appellant's case

    | Prat, John | Date: 1730
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    John Stafford, John Adams, and Bartholomew Soames, appellants. Mayor, comonalty and citizens of London, respondents. The appellants case

    | Stafford, John fl. 1720. | Date: 1720
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    An act for vesting the inheritance of the rectory and tythes of Bedgeworth , granted by King Henry the Eighth, to the late dissolved Corporation of Bergavenny, and by them leased to Jesus-College in Oxford, towards maintaining a Fellow and Scholars from Bergavenny School; and for vesting other Rectories and Tythes in the County of Monmouth, granted by the said King Henry, to the said Corporation, in Trustees, for supporting the said School, and for Relief of the Poor of the said Town.

    | Parliament of the United Kingdom | Date: 1760
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    John Stafford, John Adams, and Bartholomew Soames, appellants. The Mayor and commonalty and citizens of London, respondents. The respondents case

    | Corporation of London. | Date: 1720

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