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TABLE

Shewing the Prices demanded by Mr Wise for two Estates near
to Late Ld Salisbury's, as compared with the Prices accepted for Lord
Salisbury's.

I

Ld Salisbury's.

Price per Acre accepted
Taking the Gross
Content —
£. s. d.
223..19..7 3/4

Avera Annual Value per Acre, according to the above prices,
at 30 Years purchase —
£ s. d.
7..9..3 3/4

II

Taking the effective
Content
£ s. d.
231..14..10 1/2

£. s. d.
7..14..5 3/4

III

Price per acre demanded

Tothill Fields
Estate A10: R2: P 32
£ s. d.
517..5..9 1/2

£. s d.
17..4..10 1/4

IV

Mr Wise's

Willow Walk
Estate A16: R0. P5
£ s. d
303..3..1 3/4

£.s.d.
10..2..1 1/4

V

Both together
£ s. d.
410..4..5 1/2

VI

Price demanded
for the } A.R.P.
whole } 26..2..37

£
10,395

VII

Price that would
be to be paid
for Do at the effective
rate of Ld Salisbury's
£ s. d.
6,194..16..0.

Overcharge at
this rate
£ s.d
4,200..4..0

VIII

— Do
— at the nominal
rate of
Ld Salisbury's
£ s. d.
5987..6..6 1/4

Overcharge at
this rate
£ s d.
4407..13..5 3/4

N.B. Mr Wise's Tothill Fields Estate (the 10 1/2 Acres) is supposed to be superior to
Lord Salisbury's in quality, though inferior in situation: his Willow Walk Estate
(the 16 Acres) considerably inferior in both respects.

Identifier: \| JB/157/075/001"JB/" can not be assigned to a declared number type with value 157.
Date_1		Marginal Summary Numbering
Box	157	Main Headings	panopticon
Folio number	075	Info in main headings field
Image	001	Titles	table / shewing the prices demanded by mr wise for two estates near to late ld salisbury's, as compared with the prices accepted for lord salisbury's
Category	table	Number of Pages
Recto/Verso	recto	Page Numbering
Penner	jeremy bentham	Watermarks	1798 <…>m
Marginals		Paper Producer	frances wright
Corrections		Paper Produced in Year	1798
Notes public		ID Number	53445
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-<head>TABLE</head> <p><sic>Shewing</sic> the Prices <hi rend="underline">demanded</hi> by M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Wise for two Estates near<lb/>to <hi rend="underline">Late <sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury's,</hi> as compared with the <hi rend="underline">Prices accepted</hi> for Lord<lb/>Salisbury's.</p> <!-- table of 8 columns side by side.   The first two under the heading Ld Salisbury's , the remainder under the heading Mr Wise's.   Where text spans more than one column it is transcribed in the first of those it covers  --> <p>I<lb/><head><sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury's.</head> <p> <!-- spans columns 1 and 2 -->Price per Acre <hi rend="underline">accepted</hi><lb/>Taking the <hi rend="underline">Gross</hi><lb/>Content &#x2014;<lb/>£. s. d.<lb/>223..19..7 3/4</p> <p> <!-- spans columns 1 - 4 --><del>Avera</del> <add>Annual Value</add> per Acre, according to the above prices,<lb/>at 30 Years purchase &#x2014;<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>7..9..3 3/4</p> <!-- start of second column --> II<lb/>Taking the <hi rend="underline">effective</hi><lb/>Content<lb/> £ s. d.<lb/>231..14..10 1/2</p> <p>£. s. d.<lb/>7..14..5 3/4</p> <!-- start of third column --> <p>III</p> <p>Tothill Fields<lb/>Estate <add>A</add>10: <add>R</add>2: <add>P</add> 32<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>517..5..9 1/2</p> <p>£. s d.<lb/>17..4..10 1/4</p> <!-- start of column 4, heading relates to columns 3 to 8  --> <p>IV<p> <head>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Wise's</head> <p> <!-- bracket in pencil below the text spanning columns 3 to 5 --> Price per acre <hi rend="underline">demanded</hi></p> <p>Willow Walk<lb/>Estate <add>A</add>16: <add>R</add>0. <add>P</add>5<lb/>£ s. d<lb/>303..3..1 3/4</p> <p>£.s.d.<lb/>10..2..1 1/4</p> <p>£.s.d.<lb/>10..2..1 1/4</p> <!-- start of fifth column --> <p>V</p> <p>Both together<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>410..4..5 1/2</p> <!-- start of sixth column --> <p>VI</p> <p>Price demanded<lb/>for the } A.R.P.<lb/>whole } 26..2..37</p> <p>£<lb/>10,395</p> <!-- start of seventh column --> <p>VII</p> <p>Price that <hi rend="underline">would<lb/>be</hi> to be paid<lb/><add>for <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic></add> at the <hi rend="underline">effective</hi><lb/>rate of <sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury's<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>6,194..16..0.</p> <p>Overcharge at<lb/>this rate<lb/>£ s.d<lb/>4,200..4..0</p> <!-- start of eighth column --> <p>VIII</p> <p> &#x2014; <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic><lb/>&#x2014; at the <hi rend="underline">nominal</hi><lb/>rate of<lb/><sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury's<lb/.£ s. d.<lb/>5987..6..6 1/4</p> <p>Overcharge at<lb/>this rate<lb/> £ s d.<lb/>4407..13..5 3/4</p> <!-- end of table --> <p>N.B. Mr Wise's Tothill Fields Estate (the 10 1/2 Acres) is supposed to be superior to<lb/>Lord Salisbury's in <hi rend="underline">quality</hi>, though inferior in situation: his willow Walk Estate<lb/>(the 16 Acres) considerably inferior in both respects.</p>
+<head>TABLE</head> <p><sic>Shewing</sic> the Prices <hi rend="underline">demanded</hi> by M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Wise for two Estates near<lb/>to <hi rend="underline">Late <sic>Ld</sic> Salisbury's,</hi> as compared with the <hi rend="underline">Prices accepted</hi> for Lord<lb/>Salisbury's.</p> <!-- table of 8 columns side by side.   The first two under the heading Ld Salisbury's , columns 3 to 5 under the heading Mr Wise's.   Where text spans more than one column it is transcribed in the first of those it covers  --> <p>I</p> <head><sic>Ld</sic> Salisbury's.</head> <p> <!-- spans columns 1 and 2 -->Price per Acre <hi rend="underline">accepted</hi><lb/>Taking the <hi rend="underline">Gross</hi><lb/>Content &#x2014;<lb/>£. s. d.<lb/>223..19..7 3/4</p> <p> <!-- spans columns 1 - 4 --><del>Avera</del> <add>Annual Value</add> per Acre, according to the above prices,<lb/>at 30 Years purchase &#x2014;<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>7..9..3 3/4</p> <!-- start of second column --> <p>II</p> <p>Taking the <hi rend="underline">effective</hi><lb/>Content<lb/> £ s. d.<lb/>231..14..10 1/2</p> <p>£. s. d.<lb/>7..14..5 3/4</p> <!-- start of third column --> <p>III</p> <!-- bracket in pencil below the text spanning columns 3 to 5 --> <p>Price per acre <hi rend="underline">demanded</hi></p> <p>Tothill Fields<lb/>Estate <add>A</add>10: <add>R</add>2: <add>P</add> 32<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>517..5..9 1/2</p> <p>£. s d.<lb/>17..4..10 1/4</p> <!-- start of column 4, heading relates to columns 3 to 5  --> <p>IV</p> <head>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi> Wise's</head> <p>Willow Walk<lb/>Estate <add>A</add>16: <add>R</add>0. <add>P</add>5<lb/>£ s. d<lb/>303..3..1 3/4</p> <p>£.s.d.<lb/>10..2..1 1/4</p> <!-- start of fifth column --> <p>V</p> <p>Both together<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>410..4..5 1/2</p> <!-- start of sixth column --> <p>VI</p> <p>Price demanded<lb/>for the } A.R.P.<lb/>whole } 26..2..37</p> <p>£<lb/>10,395</p> <!-- start of seventh column --> <p>VII</p> <p>Price that <hi rend="underline">would<lb/>be</hi> to be paid<lb/><add>for <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic></add> at the <hi rend="underline">effective</hi><lb/>rate of <sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury's<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>6,194..16..0.</p> <p>Overcharge at<lb/>this rate<lb/>£ s.d<lb/>4,200..4..0</p> <!-- start of eighth column --> <p>VIII</p> <p> &#x2014; <sic>D<hi rend="superscript">o</hi></sic><lb/>&#x2014; at the <hi rend="underline">nominal</hi><lb/>rate of<lb/><sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury's<lb/>£ s. d.<lb/>5987..6..6 1/4</p> <p>Overcharge at<lb/>this rate<lb/> £ s d.<lb/>4407..13..5 3/4</p> <!-- end of table --> <p>N.B. Mr Wise's Tothill Fields Estate (the 10 1/2 Acres) is supposed to be superior to<lb/>Lord Salisbury's in <hi rend="underline">quality</hi>, though inferior in situation: his Willow Walk Estate<lb/>(the 16 Acres) considerably inferior in both respects.</p>
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