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By Benjamin Pratt (stuffmerchant), John Eburne (gentleman), Gerard Rawes (ribbon-manufacturer), Richard Booth senior (gentleman), Thomas Pratt (grocer), James Whittem (currier), John Hands (gentleman), Richard Booth junior (builder) and Abraham Herbert (ribbon-manufacturer), all of Coventry, John Waterfall ("late of Coventry", fellmonger), Joseph Gulson (gentleman), William Gater (currier), John "Gibbins" (gentleman), William Hill Pears (ribbon-manufacturer), Thomas Horsfall (ribbon-manufacturer), Thomas Bray (ribbon-manufacturer) and James Soden (ribbon-manufacturer), all of Coventry, William Flavell (of Leamington Priors [the old name for Leamington Spa], Warwickshire, ironmonger), Richard Holland Goode (of Allesley, Warwickshire, gentleman) and Joseph Chamberlain Milbourne (of Coventry, broker), Bond's Hospital trustees, to John Meigh (of Coventry, draper) of a messuage on the northern side of Fleet Street which he occupies, reserving access for the trustees' tenants of the nearby building let to Richard Hall: with twice-yearly inspection, to be held from 25 Mar 1828 for fourteen years at £25 per annum; re-entry if the rent fall 21 days behindhand, unlicensed assignment or the tenant be imprisoned or in custody for more than two months.