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Estimate
of the Expence attending the Purchase of a Spot
of Ground for the proposed
Penitentiary Establishment
To consist of a Portion of the Waste called —
Tothill Fields,
with Lands in separate Ownership adjacent the quantity
in the whole to be not less than 79 1/4 (say 80) acres.
Quality of the | Value Yearly | No. of | Value Yearly | No.. of | Purchase
Land. | Per Acre. | Acres | of the whole | Years | Money.
| Piece | Purchase |
+£ s d | About | £ s D | £ s D
1. Waste forming | 4"0"0 | 36 | 144"0"0 +30 | 4320"0"0
the greater part of |
Tothill Fields. |
| £ s.d | £.s.d.
2. Inclosed Land | +8"0"0 | 44 | 352.0.0. | +30 | 10560.0.0
of Garden Ground —
Total — | — | ||80 | £496.0.0 | |£14000..0.0
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|| This is the quantity in contemplation in the Contract between
the Treasury and M<hi rend="underline">r.</hi>. Bentham and specified in the Act (34 Geo:
3. ch 84) passed for the purpose of authorizing the Contract
+ These were the Rates and Prices mentioned by Mr. Willock Land
Surveyor, as proper in the case of Land, to be purchased by Government,
in the Situation and of the qualities respectively abovementioned.
Meadow Land (according to M<hi rend="underline">r</hi>. Willock) would in this
same Situation be worth bout £6 a Year Per Acre, instead of £8:
and if of the 44 acres there were to be 22 at £6 instead of £8, this
would strike off £1320 from the above price: but though there may
be almost as much Meadow as Garden Ground adjacent to the Waste,
it will not be easy (it is supposed) to obtain quite so much of the
cheaper sort of Land as the other.
Identifier: | JB/118/149/001 "JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 118.
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