Janus: Deeds of title to University property and related papers

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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
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
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'
D.XXVII.7	Abstract of will of William Bullen
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'
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
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)
D.XXVII.11	Copy memorandum of deposit of deeds with Messrs Palmer and Bennett, solicitors of Cambridge, by W.H. Daniels
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'
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'
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
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