Bundle 1, 1786-1823
Deeds relating to the site of the former Brunswick Theatre in Well Street, Whitechapel, later occupied by the main building of The Sailors’ Home.
(1) Lease of premises in Whitechapel, Richard Russell to John Palmer, dated 30 May 1786.
(2) Counterpart of premises in Whitechapel, Richard Russell to John Palmer, dated 30 May 1786.
(3) Lease for a year of a piece of land in Well Street, the trustees of Richard Russell deceased and others to Robert Stone, dated 23 June 1791.
(4) Release for a year of a piece of land in Well Street, the trustees of Richard Russell deceased and others to Robert Stone, dated 24 June 1791.
(5) Grant of £54 by way of rent charge, Robert Stone to Samuel John Symons Trickey and trustee, dated 15 May 1813.
(6) Assignment of the residue of a term of 1,000 years in premises in Whitechapel, Mrs Sarah Menetone of Newington, Surrey, widow of James Menetone, formerly of Limehouse, Middlesex, Samuel John Symons Trickey, Howland Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex, and Robert Stone, Effra House, Brixton, Surrey, to Pierre Antoine Emmanuel Louis Jules de Launai d’Antraigues, dated 15 May 1813.
(7) Release and assignment of an annuity of £54, Samuel John Symons Trickey, Howland Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex, and another to Robert Stone, Effra House, Brixton, Surrey, dated 5 November 1818.
(8) Lease of a warehouse and premises in Dock Street, John Dabbs and John Laidlay, soap manufacturers, to William Herbert, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, ropemaker, dated 9 December 1818.
(9) Mortgage of premises in Well Street comprising the Royalty Theatre for repayment of the sum of £1,000 with interest, Robert Stone to John Campbell Cameron, dated 23 February 1819. With annexed power of attorney, the Count d’Antraigues to Samuel John Symons Trickey, dated 21 January 1819.
(10) Declaration of trust, John Campbell Cameron, of Grays Inn, Middlesex, to Ferdinand Ries, 23 February 1819.
(11) Assignment of mortgage for £1,000 with interest, Ferdinand Ries to Sir George Thomas Smart, dated 18 March 1823.
(1) Lease of premises in Whitechapel, Richard Russell to John Palmer, dated 30 May 1786.
(2) Counterpart of premises in Whitechapel, Richard Russell to John Palmer, dated 30 May 1786.
(3) Lease for a year of a piece of land in Well Street, the trustees of Richard Russell deceased and others to Robert Stone, dated 23 June 1791.
(4) Release for a year of a piece of land in Well Street, the trustees of Richard Russell deceased and others to Robert Stone, dated 24 June 1791.
(5) Grant of £54 by way of rent charge, Robert Stone to Samuel John Symons Trickey and trustee, dated 15 May 1813.
(6) Assignment of the residue of a term of 1,000 years in premises in Whitechapel, Mrs Sarah Menetone of Newington, Surrey, widow of James Menetone, formerly of Limehouse, Middlesex, Samuel John Symons Trickey, Howland Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex, and Robert Stone, Effra House, Brixton, Surrey, to Pierre Antoine Emmanuel Louis Jules de Launai d’Antraigues, dated 15 May 1813.
(7) Release and assignment of an annuity of £54, Samuel John Symons Trickey, Howland Street, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex, and another to Robert Stone, Effra House, Brixton, Surrey, dated 5 November 1818.
(8) Lease of a warehouse and premises in Dock Street, John Dabbs and John Laidlay, soap manufacturers, to William Herbert, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, ropemaker, dated 9 December 1818.
(9) Mortgage of premises in Well Street comprising the Royalty Theatre for repayment of the sum of £1,000 with interest, Robert Stone to John Campbell Cameron, dated 23 February 1819. With annexed power of attorney, the Count d’Antraigues to Samuel John Symons Trickey, dated 21 January 1819.
(10) Declaration of trust, John Campbell Cameron, of Grays Inn, Middlesex, to Ferdinand Ries, 23 February 1819.
(11) Assignment of mortgage for £1,000 with interest, Ferdinand Ries to Sir George Thomas Smart, dated 18 March 1823.
Record Details
| Item reference: | SAH/104/1/1 |
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| Catalogue Section: | Records of semi-governmental and non-governmental organisations |
| Level: | ITEM |
| Extent: | 1 box |
| Date made: | 1786-1823 |
| Credit: | National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London |
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- Bundle 1, 1786-1823 (Manuscript) (SAH/104/1/1)
- Bundle 1, 1823-1942 (Manuscript) (SAH/104/1/2)
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