| Description | Building lease and counterpart for 99 years (from 1864)
1Trustees of Lord and Lady Campden's charity estates:
Venerable John Sinclair, archdeacon of Middlesex and vicar of Kensington, Middlesex
Henry Atwood, St Philips Terrace, Kensington, gentleman
Augustus Bird, Hammersmith, esquire
Henry Cole, South Kensington, esquire
Charles Maynard Frost, Ladbroke Square, Notting Hill, Middlesex, esquire
Edmund Halswell, Kensington, esquire
Reverend Francis Hessey, St Barnabas Parsonage, clerk
William Hallett Hughes, High Street, Kensington, builder
Reverend William Haywood Ibotson, Edwinstowe, Nottinghamshire, clerk
Reverend William Joshua Irons, Brompton, Middlesex, clerk
John Perry Loveland, Pembridge Villas, Notting Hill, Middlesex, esquire
Reverend Thomas Pearson, East Lavington, Wiltshire, clerk
Edward Sheppard, Kensington, esquire
Charles Richard Stanham, Kensington, builder
2 George Frederick John Tippett, Colville Gardens, Westbourne Grove West, Middlesex, builder
3 Ephraim Ball, 11 Chepstow Place, Bayswater, Middlesex, victualler
Hammersmith: 15 Richmond Terrace, known as the Telegraph Public House
Plan given
Rent: peppercorn for two and a half years, the £20 per annum for the remainder of term |