| Description | 1. House in High Street, Huntingdon, now occupied by Colonel Rooper. 2. Cottage in Great Northern Street, Huntingdon, with outbuildings, lately occupied by Dennis Herbert Esquire, deceased. 3. Property in St John's Street, Huntingdon, with stables, coach house, and other buildings, now occupied by Mr Middleton. 4. Number 10 St John's Street, Huntingdon, and adjoining Lot 3. Cottage with wash house, barn and yard, now occupied by Mr Alexander. 5. Warehouse in St Germain Street, now occupied by Mr Alexander. 6. Numbers 6 and 7 St Germain Street, Huntingdon, adjoining Lot 5 tenancy Messrs, Marshall Brothers, and occupied by their under-tenants, Edward Lucas and Mrs Mooney. 7. Cottage in Poplar Row, Huntingdon, occupied by Mr James Dear. 8. Cottage in Trinity Place, Huntingdon (Number 2) with barn and yard, now occupied by Mr E.H.Carter. 9. Warehouse in Huntingdon near Lot 8, tenancy Mr E.H.Carter, and occupied by Mr E.H.Carter. 10. Close of pasture land known as 'Spital Close',Huntingdon, containing 2 acres. 11. Huntingdon Institution-Six shares of £10 each. 12. Six shares as above. 13. Six shares as above. 14. 3 acres of pasture land on the Hartford_Sapley Road, tenanted by Messrs. Marshall Brothers and their under-tenant Mr Richard Bright. 15. 3 acres of pasture land on the Hartford-Sapley Road, occupied by Mr James Papworth. 16. Garden land in High Street, Hartford, occupied by Mr James Papworth. 17. Public House in Hartford known as 'The Anchor Inn', with yard, outbuildings and garden, the whole containing 1a2r27p and tenanted by Messrs. Marshall Brothers and their under-tenant James Woods. 18. 1a1r23p pasture land on the Huntingdon-Hartford Road, tenanted by Messrs Marshall Brothers and their under-tenant James Woods. 19. Five cottages, Blacksmith's shop, 2 Granaries, in Hartford now tenanted by Widow Wright, Thomas Wright, Widow Childs, Thomas Woods, William James and William Lawson. 20. 1a2r4p arable land in Hartford-'Oat Hill Close' and occupied by Mr John Goodliff |