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RefNoKGK/178/14
AltRefNoR91/26: GK178/14
TitleCopy of lease
Description1. Master or keeper and fellows or scholars of St Peters College, University of Cambridge (landlords and lessors). 2. Barclay Perkins and Co Ltd, Park Street, Southwark, County of London (tenant). Messuage or public house (No 37), Trumpington Street, Cambridge, called 'The Little Rose' with as much of the stables, yard and outbuildings as lie on west side of gates, leading into other premises now occupied by Messrs Hopkins and Co except 2 open (loose) boxes (now forming part of a riding school) adj a coachhouse and now fenced off from the rest of the yard which are reserved to 1. SUBJECT to all existing rights of way through or over the yard and particularly to a right of footway for 1. their lessees and tenants, the occupiers of 36 Trumpington Street at all times at which licensed premises may be kept open for the sale of intoxicating liquors and for all purposes between the side door of No 36 Trumpington Street opening into the said premises on S side and Trumpington Street. AND also a right of way reserved to lessors, lessees and tenants of adj and neighbouring property of the lessors, their agents, servants and customers with or without horse and carriages to pass through the yard between other premises of lessors and Trumpington Street. Rent £125 pa.
Date30 October 1919
CreatorNameHudson's Cambridge and Pampisford Breweries Ltd
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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