1. Alfred George Derwent Moger, city of Bath, Banker 2. Henry Coward, of 7 Union Street, city of Bath, Accountant
All that piece of arable ground, p Twerton, formerly called Bastard's gate but now Cherry Orchard, numbered 429 on the Tithe map of the said parish (2a.2r.26p.), together with the cottage thereon now about to be let to Walter Thomas Ware. And also all that three cornered piece of land (13p.) with a frontage of 135 feet adjoining the piece of land first hereinbefore mentioned now about to be let to Walter Thomas Ware. And also all that three cornered piece of ground (20p.), p. Twerton, bounded north by the turnpike road from Warminster to Newton St. Loe with a frontage to the said road of 240 feet, together with 3 cottage thereon erected now about to be let to Walter Thomas Ware. And also all that arable land, formerly pasture (1.a.1r.32p., formerly 2a.), p. Twerton, called Strip on Short Down in the Upper Field, being within a few yards and on the right hand side of the lane leading from Twerton to Englishcombe, bounded north by Glebe land belonging to Twerton Vicarage, south by land late of Harriet Herbert, east by a road, and west by the turnpike road from Bristol to Frome, and all buildings and erections thereon now in the occupation of James Carey and used as a Market Garden. From 1. to 2. Consideration: £700 from 2. to 1.
