Janus: Deeds of title to University property and related papers

University/D contains:
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D.XXII	Deeds for Madingley Hall estate, Madingley, Cambridgeshire
D.XXIII	Deeds and related records for property at Ovington, Norfolk and Ridgewell, Essex
D.XXIV	Deeds for property in Fleet and Holbeach, Lincolnshire
D.XXV	Deeds of property in Barnwell, Coton and Trumpington, Cambridgeshire, part of 'The University Lands'
D.XXVI	Deeds for 4-7 Castle Street, Cambridge
D.XXVII	Deeds and related papers for 8 Castle Street, Cambridge
D.XXVIII	Deeds for, chiefly, Cambridge property transactions involving St John's, Corpus Christi, King's, Trinity and Queens' Colleges
D.XXIX.1-49, 55-65	Deeds and related documents for property acquired on the site of the new Senate House, Cambridge, built 1722-6
D.XXIX.50-4	Deeds for property in Bury St Edmunds, Wetherden and Elmswell, Suffolk, the estate of the Gates family
D.XXX.1-4	Deeds relating to University Library extensions
D.XXX.5-11	Deeds for houses in Regent Walk, Cambridge
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Deeds of title to University property and related papers

Title	Deeds and related papers for 8 Castle Street, Cambridge
Reference	D.XXVII
Covering Dates	1841–1902
Extent and Medium	1 box

Content and context

This material relates to the 19th century history of the site of Kettle's Yard Art Gallery, built in 1970.

University/D.XXVII contains:

D.XXVII.1

Assignment for residue of 500 year term by the heirs of Ann Coe, with their trustees and executors, to William Lusher of Cambridge, builder, of leasehold cottages with outhouse in Crutch Alley, Castle Street, adjoining St Peter's Church. Consideration: £273. Recites mortgage by demise for 500 years, 21 April 1664 and subsequent assignments; will of Richard Brewin, devising the leasehold estate to AC and her children, 1785.
2 membranes; parchment.

18 Mar. 1841

D.XXVII.2

Declaration of Thomas Coe of Cambridge, gentleman, respecting leasehold estate in the parishes of St Peter and St Giles, known as 'Castle End Estate'. Declares: leasehold estate assigned to Richard Brewin for unexpired residue of 500 year term, 8 Sept. 1746; estate bequeathed to Ann, wife of William Coe, and her children, 1785; the cottages known as Crutch Alley, Castle Street, sold as Lot 15, form part of this estate, 1841.
1 double sheet; paper.

26 Apr. 1841

D.XXVII.3

Certificate of redemption of land tax on four tenements with yard and barn in Castle Street, Cambridge, including blacksmith's shop and wheelwright's premises; with related papers.
1 item; paper.

1842

D.XXVII.4

Assignment for residue of 500 year term by the trustees appointed under the will of the late William Lusher of Cambridge to Thomas Clayton of the same place, builder, of leasehold public house, 'King Charles II', and premises in Castle Street. Consideration: £370. Recites mortgage by demise for 500 years, 21 April 1664; transfer of part of leasehold estate for residue of term to WL, 18 Mar. 1841; existing tenements pulled down by WL and public house with outbuildings erected on site; will of WL, 25 Apr. 1861.
1 membrane; parchment.

21 June 1862

D.XXVII.5

Assignment for residue of 500 year term by Thomas Clayton of Cambridge, builder, to William Bullen of Cambridge, victualler, of leasehold public house, 'King Charles II', and premises in Castle Street. Consideration: £395.
1 membrane; parchment.

4 July 1862

D.XXVII.6

Assignment on trust for a security by William Bullen of Cambridge, wine merchant, to trustees of Cambridge Permanent Building Society, of the public house in Castle Street known as 'King Charles II'. Consideration: £379.
1 membrane; parchment.

7 Mar. 1872

D.XXVII.7

Abstract of will of William Bullen. Charles Constable and Robert Clayton are appointed executors of the will and trustees of the estate, subject to the uses declared in the will.
1 item; paper; This item is very fragile because of damp damage..

30 Sept. 1879

D.XXVII.8

Assignment for residue of 500 year term by Charles Constable of Cambridge, hatter, and Robert Clayton of the same place, stone mason, to William Henry Daniels, of leasehold premises with outbuildings and yard, known as 'King Charles II'. Consideration: £570. Recites mortgage by demise for 500 years, 21 April 1664; mesne assignments whereby tenements were vested in William Bullen for remainder of term; memorandum of agreement to sell leasehold premises to WHD, 1879.
1 membrane; parchment.

29 Sept. 1879

D.XXVII.9

Mortgage for £300 by William Henry Daniels of Cambridge, tailor, to Rebecca Wells Hopkin of the same place, spinster, of public house and premises in Castle Street, 1879; endorsed with transfer, 1880. The mortgage is transferred to Reginald Peter Northall Laurie of 7 Stratton Street, Middlesex.
2 membranes; parchment.

29 Sept. 1879–11 Oct. 1880

D.XXVII.10

Power of attorney to John Bennett of Cambridge, esquire, to act for Rebecca Wells Hopkin, of Aix les Bains, France, in assignment of mortgage of 11 October 1880 (see D.XXVII.9).
1 double sheet; paper.

7 Oct. 1880

D.XXVII.11

Copy memorandum of deposit of deeds with Messrs Palmer and Bennett, solicitors of Cambridge, by W.H. Daniels. Includes a schedule of six documents.
1 sheet; paper.

26 Feb. 1881

D.XXVII.12

Sale by Cecilia and Rosalie Bernard of Cambridge, spinsters, to Alexander Kemp Galloway of Fenstanton, Huntingdonshire, brewer, of public house with outbuildings and yard in Castle Street, known as 'King Charles II'. Consideration: £570. The premises are discharged from equity of redemption and claims under mortgage of 15 June 1888. Recites assignment of mortgage for residue of 500 year term to the Misses Bernard, subject to equity of redemption, 15 June 1888; deed poll of W.H. Daniels, 18 Mar. 1891; Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881, whereby purchasers are forever discharged from all equity of redemption and claims under previous mortgage.
1 membrane; parchment.

24 June 1891

D.XXVII.13

Mortgage for £400 by Alexander Kemp Galloway of Fenstanton, brewer, to Cecilia and Rosalie Bernard of Cambridge, spinsters, of public house with outbuildings and yard in Castle Street, known as 'King Charles II'.
1 membrane; parchment.

25 June 1891

D.XXVII.14

Sale by Rosalie Bernard of Cambridge, spinster, to Philip Edward Tillard of Godmanchester, esquire, of number 8 Castle Street, 'King Charles II' public house, with outbuildings and yard adjoining St Peter's church. Consideration: £450. The premises are discharged from equity of redemption under the terms of the Conveyancing and Law of Property Act, 1881. Recites mortgage of 25 June 1891; will and codicil of Cecilia Bernard.
1 membrane; parchment.

24 June 1895

D.XXVII.15

Abstract of title of Messrs Veasey and Co to a freehold public house with premises known as 'King Charles II' in Castle Street, Cambridge. Recites deeds 29 Sept. 1879-24 June 1895.
1 item; paper.

1896

D.XXVII.16

Abstract of title of Star Brewery Cambridge Ltd to freehold premises formerly known as 'King Charles II' public house in Castle Street, Cambridge. Recites assignment of mortgaged property, including 'King Charles II' to Henry Jeffrey Burt of Chesham, Huntingdonshire, brewer, consideration £10,750, 30 Dec. 1896; abstracts of two schedules describing number 8 Castle Street, adjoining St Peter's church, with other freehold and leasehold premises included in the mortgage; £7500 mortgage of property, including public house and premises in Castle Street to Alfred Walton, hop merchant of Southwark, Surrey, 31 Dec. 1896; supplemental mortgage for £5192 2s, 31 Dec. 1896; transfer of mortgage to Margaret Brown of Brighton, Sussex, and others, 9 Sept. 1899; conveyance of freehold and leasehold premises, including 'King Charles II' with outbuildings and yard adjoining St Peter's church to the Star Brewery Cambridge Ltd, subject to uses recited, consideration £27,000, 3 June 1901; assignment on trust of freehold hereditaments (described in first schedule) including 'King Charles II', subject to mortgages and incumbrances recited in second schedule, for securing £21,615, for issue of 'B' debenture stock by company, 4 June 1901; Star Bewery Co Ltd registered as a Joint Stock Company, 8 June 1901.
1 item; paper.

1901

D.XXVII.17

Sale by Star Brewery Cambridge Ltd and others to Maria Elizabeth Beales of Ickleton, widow, of freehold tenement, number 8 Castle Street, lately used as a public house, 'King Charles II', with outbuildings and yard. Consideration: £400. The property is discharged from all claims under the mortgage of 31 December 1896. Covenant by purchaser against using premises as a public house or hotel.
1 membrane; parchment.

28 Dec. 1901

D.XXVII.18

Certificate of redemption of Land Tax on premises formerly used as public house, known as 'King Charles II', in Castle Street; with sketch plan.
1 item; paper.

4 Feb. 1902