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124 125 126 127 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 137 138 139 1 I . f Laud or Tenements in respect of which he Claims. o Name and Abode of the Claimant. r Claim e Numbe th Claimant. Agent. Property. Quantity. A. K. P. 124 Henry Pocock, Messuage," called Pennerley Lodge, and 700 Beaulieu, Hants — — land, at Boldre 125 William Bennett, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land, at Beaulieu Rails, 0 3 22 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Boldre Lymington 126 Charlotte Cooper, Wm. Thring, House and Garden, at Norley Wood, 0 0 24 Norley Wood Lymington Boldre 127 Edwd. Gregory,. Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land, at Fuzzy Lodge, 0 1 36 Fuzzy Lodge, Beaulieu Barbe, Boklre Rails Lymington 128 James Gregory, Wm. Thring, Dwelling-house and land, in Boldre 220 Beaulieu Rails Lymington 129 Thomas Budden, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land, in Boldre 3 0 26 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Double cottage, at Beaulieu Rails, 020 Lymington Boldre 130 William Pitt, E. A. Moore, A messuage, buildings, and land, at 022 Lymington, Hants Lymington Pitmore Pond, Boldre 131 Elizabeth Arnold, Wm. Royle, Dwelling-house, late Sperlock's, and 500 Battramsley, Boldre, Lymington land, in Boldre Hants 132 William Rixon, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land, at Beaulieu Rails, 1 0 33 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Boldre Lymington 133 James Chicheley Plowden, Charles Blake, A mansion-house, with 5 cottages. 345 0. 0 Chatsworth Lodge, Nor- 68, London Wall, London farm, and lands, called the Newtown wood, Surrey Park Estate, in the tythings of South Baddesley and Walhampton, Boldre 134 James Reed, House, offices, and land, late Hay- 600 Sway, Boldre — — wards, in the village of Sway 135 John Harding, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage at Beaulieu Rails, Boldre 003 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Lyinington 136 William Button, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land at Beaulieu Rails, 3 0 38 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Boldre Lymington 137 William Rixon, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land at Beaulieu Rails, 2 0. 9 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Bokire Lymington 138 Charlotte Wallis, Messrs. Moore and St. Cottage and land, Boldre 0 3. 8 Beaulieu Rails Barbe, Cottage and land, Beaulieu Rails, Lymington Boldre 139 George Gardiner, Messrs. Moore and St. Two cottages and land, at East End, 720 Beaulieu Barbe, Boldre Lymington 140 John Hewett, Wm. Thring, House and land at Bull Hill 15 0 0 Bull Hill, Boldre Lymington T\vo cottages and gardens, part of Newtown Park, cottage and garden near Bull Hill 14L James Westbrook, Factory, dwelling-houses, 4 cottages, 6 2 Bl Sack Factory, Beaulieu — — and land Rails, Boldre I cottages, all in the parish of Boldre 142 Surveyors of Highways of Parish of Boldre, — — — — — — Boldre, Lymington 143 George Edward Eyre, Freehold house, hinds, and premises, 141 3 38 Warren's House, Bram- — — called Warren's at Bramshaw, Hants, shaw, Wilts ;md Wilts, and divers messunges and lands in the said parishes 144 George Edward Eyre, Ancient manor court-house, dwelling- 139 3 32 Warren's House, Bram- — — house, outbuildings, land, and pre- • shaw, Wilts mises, called Blinrnans, at Bramshaw 145 George Edward Eyre, Bramshaw rectory, and an ancient 100 0 0 Warren's House, Bram- — — messuage and land called Parsonage shaw, Wilts Farm, at' Bramshaw 146 George Edward Eyre, Ancient messuage farm and lands 14 0 0 Warren's House, Bram- — — called Burnsfbrd Farm, at Bramshaw t shaw, Wilts i.
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