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NOTES ON THE ESTATES.
[The substance of the following notes has been taken mainly from " ScaUu ad " Cameram Bursarii adaptatae " "A New pair of Steps to the Bursar's Room," compiled by J. H. Hall, Bursar 1808.] Allington's Rent Charge : Dr. Harvey by will, 1584, gave the Angel Inn, Newmarket, to his nephew Robert Harvey, the bequest being charged with an obligation to provide a specified amount of charcoal yearly for the use of the College, or in default, with a payment of £3. In 1639 it appear...s as Sir Gyles Allington's rent charge; in 1730 as the Duke of Somerset's; in 1762 as Lord Granby's ; in 1786 as the Duke of Rutland's. For the details of Harvey's will, see pp. 259, 260.
Bradbury Mere: A close now part of the Mutford's Estate. It first appears in the accounts for the year 1602, at a rent of 2s., which was afterwards raised to 6/8. Now known as Puckeridge Mead.
BuRES : Estate bought by the College in 1646 for £S4°t of which ;£504 was Dr. Eden's legacy (in addition to the gift of the Fordham farm).
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NOTES ON THE ESTATES.
[The substance of the following notes has been taken mainly from " ScaUu ad " Cameram Bursarii adaptatae " "A New pair of Steps to the Bursar's Room," compiled by J. H. Hall, Bursar 1808.] Allington's Rent Charge : Dr. Harvey by will, 1584, gave the Angel Inn, Newmarket, to his nephew Robert Harvey, the bequest being charged with an obligation to provide a specified amount of charcoal yearly for the use of the College, or in default, with a payment of £3. In 1639 it appear...s as Sir Gyles Allington's rent charge; in 1730 as the Duke of Somerset's; in 1762 as Lord Granby's ; in 1786 as the Duke of Rutland's. For the details of Harvey's will, see pp. 259, 260.
Bradbury Mere: A close now part of the Mutford's Estate. It first appears in the accounts for the year 1602, at a rent of 2s., which was afterwards raised to 6/8. Now known as Puckeridge Mead.
BuRES : Estate bought by the College in 1646 for £S4°t of which ;£504 was Dr. Eden's legacy (in addition to the gift of the Fordham farm).
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Warren to read onlineMoreLess
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