The Moore Rental
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BusHELL, William, Bailiff, For the house Mr. Birch now lives in. He never gave me penny fine ; he built it. This is a very pretty house. He pays nie no rent for it, because it is in the same lease with his house in the Castle street, and the spinning place, together with thirty-five yards to the eastward for a back side, goes all together in one lease, and I have but two shillings rent for them all. ^Vllenever this lease fails, make this house in one lease by itself, and raise the rent to two p...ounds yearly, and sixty pounds fine, and three hens. Vide more particulars concerning this house, the spinning place, and Mr. Will. BushelFs house, in the Castle street, being all in one lease. I set at large every thing concerning them in the directions of Mr. Will. BushelFs house in the Castle street, (vide Castle street. ) Rent, no- thing. Lives the same as his in the Castle street house : vide.
Spinning ) t. Wt rt > iiusiiELL, William.
1 I. ACE. ) This place now pays mo no rent. It is worth forty pounds a year, if he slate it all over, as is intended.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
BusHELL, William, Bailiff, For the house Mr. Birch now lives in. He never gave me penny fine ; he built it. This is a very pretty house. He pays nie no rent for it, because it is in the same lease with his house in the Castle street, and the spinning place, together with thirty-five yards to the eastward for a back side, goes all together in one lease, and I have but two shillings rent for them all. ^Vllenever this lease fails, make this house in one lease by itself, and raise the rent to two p...ounds yearly, and sixty pounds fine, and three hens. Vide more particulars concerning this house, the spinning place, and Mr. Will. BushelFs house, in the Castle street, being all in one lease. I set at large every thing concerning them in the directions of Mr. Will. BushelFs house in the Castle street, (vide Castle street. ) Rent, no- thing. Lives the same as his in the Castle street house : vide.
Spinning ) t. Wt rt > iiusiiELL, William.
1 I. ACE. ) This place now pays mo no rent. It is worth forty pounds a year, if he slate it all over, as is intended.
What to read after The Moore Rental?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moore Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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