1. Ann Anstey, city of Bath, widow and relict of Christopher Anstey, late of the same, Esq., deceased, and Divisee in Trust and beneficial Devisee and also a Legatee and executor of the last will and testament of Christopher Anstey; and John Anstey of Rendalls, c. Herts, Esq., and Arthur Anstey of Lincoln's Inn, c. Middlesexc, Esq., sons of Christopher Anstey and Devisees and Executors of his will. 2. The Reverend Christopher Anstey, p. Norton, near scocston upon Tees, c. Durham, Clerk, Eldest Son and heir at law of Christopher Anstey, deceased. 3. Charles Douglas Smith, city of Bath, Esq., Lieutenant Colonel in His Majasty's Forces. 4. James Lambert, of Hatton Garden, c. Middlesex, Gent.
A plot of ground heretofore part of closes called the Hayes Furlong and the Hayes Lower Furlong, lately conveyed by James Tomkinson and Elizabeth Wood surviving trustees of John Wood late of the city of Bath, afterwards Batheaston, deceased, to 2. in trust for 1. Next to a street lately called Milk Street but now intended to be called Marlborough Buildings, bounded on the east by the street intended to be called Marlborough Buildings, on the west by the Town or Bath Commons, on the south by the part of the said premises conveyed to 2 in trust for Charles Viner, and on the north by the part of the said premises conveyed to 2. in trust for Thomas King. And that messuage or tenement thereon, known as No. 25 Marlborough Buildings.
Consideration: £2001 from 3. to 1. Seals of the parties.
