Sixth report of the Lincoln Lunatic Asylum.

  • Lincoln Lunatic Asylum (Lincoln, England)
Date:
[1830]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: Sixth report of the Lincoln Lunatic Asylum. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    3ntl Eecittng that the said George Gordon and Charles Mainwaring had contracted and agreed with the said Guardians of the Poor for the purchase of the said piece of Land and other Hereditaments for the sum of seven hundred and fifty pounds. 3ft 10 i&itttC00tfo that in consideration of seven hundred & fifty pounds, by the said George Gordon and Charles Mainwaring paid to the said Guardians of the Poor, as therein mentioned, they the said Guardians of the Poor, did grant, bargain, sell, alien, release and confirm unto the said George Gordon and Charles Mainwaring (in their actual possession, &cc) and their heirs. SO. tgat piece or parcel of Land, containing by ad¬ measurement, three acres or thereabouts, situate, lying, and being in a certain place formerly called the parish of Saint Bartholomew without the Castle within the Liberties of the said City of Lincoln. All which said piece of Land was part and parcel of two several closes then or then late called the Bowling Green Close, and Great Carline’s Piece; and the same was more parti¬ cularly set forth with its boundaries and other des¬ criptions, in the map or plan drawn thereof in the margin of the now abstracting presents ; and was then in the occupation of the said Guardians of the Poor. Together with all and singular ways, &c... And the Reversion, &c. And all the estate, &c.. Co fio!& the same unto the said George Gordon and Charles Mainwaring, their heirs and assigns. To the only use and behoof of them the said George Gordon and Charles Mainwaring, their heirs and assigns for ever.