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<p>2 May 1813 +<lb/><sic>Panopt.</sic> Compensation Claim <note>III Contract<lb/>§§.9. Set-Offs</note><lb/>(<del>6</del>7) (3) (1) <note>J.B.'s repugnance<lb/>J.B.'s service</note></p> <p><note>3. by Milbank purchase</note></p> <p>III | <p>2 May 1813 +<lb/><sic>Panopt.</sic> Compensation Claim <note>III Contract<lb/>§§.9. Set-Offs</note><lb/>(<del>6</del>7) (3) (1) <note>J.B.'s repugnance<lb/>J.B.'s service</note></p> <p><note>3. by Milbank purchase</note></p> <p>III. Pecuniary services rendered to the public by the Claimant<lb/>in relation to the Land at Milbank, taken out of his hands<lb/>20<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> April 1813 for the purpose of the now intended Penitentiary<lb/>Establishment.</p> <p><del>3</del> £12,000 was the price, paid, as above,<lb/>by the Treasury for the Land [53 Acres and a fraction]<lb/>which was put into my hands. <del>The close of the year</del> <add>December 29th 1799</add><lb/><del>1799 was</del> <add>may be stated as</add> the time. <hi rend="superscript">(a)</hi><lb/><note>Note (a)<lb/>(a) October is the<lb/><del>date</del> <add>date upon the face</add> of the instrument<lb/>by which for the purpose<lb/>of purchasing<lb/>and holding the land<lb/>I was appointed Feoffee.<lb/>But the purchase was<lb/>not completed <sic>till</sic><lb/>some time afterwards.</note></p> <p><note>August 1800 is<lb/>the day on which the<lb/><add>receipt for</add> first money received<lb/>by me from the Land<lb/>bears date.</note></p> <!-- remainder of the page crossed through in ink --> <p>Since that time Tothill Field<lb/>which at that time was <add>remained still</add> in that state of waste in<lb/>which it had been <add>remain</add> from <del>the</del> time of memory, has <del>received<lb/> considerab by</del> <add>in consequence of</add> some adjustment of conflicting<lb/>interests received <add>I understand</add> considerable improvement, and <add>even</add> some<lb/>part of it had been let out upon building leases. The<lb/>Milbank Estate purchased through my means of<lb/>Lord Salisbury as above, runs along the river side<lb/>for the length of a full half mile: Tothill Fields<lb/>is not in any part of it contiguous to the River.<lb/>The Milbank Estate is interposed between <del>Tothill</del><lb/>the River and that waste for the whole of its extent.<lb/>At the time when I purchased it, <add>the Milbank</add> <sic>L<hi rend="superscript">d</hi></sic> Salisbury<lb/>had <add>for some years</add> plans drawn out for letting it out upon <del>Bul</del><lb/>Building leases which plans however were considered<lb/>as suspended by the pressure of the times, on so <add>low a</add> <hi rend="underline"><gap/></hi><lb/>as £12,000 (though the rents at that moment did<lb/>not amount to £350 a year) would not have<lb/>been <unclear>accepted</unclear>, especially <del>from</del> at the hands of Government.</p><!-- pencil line across the page --> <p>At present, since the <del>accep</del> improvement<lb/>that has taken place in a contiguous spot so much less<lb/>advantageously situated as above, I should not be surprized<lb/>to learn that in case of a fresh estimate, the<lb/>value of the Milbank Estate should be found to have <add>more than</add> doubled<lb/>From 25 <sic>Dec<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> <del>180</del> 1799 to 25<hi rend="superscript">th</hi> March 1813 is 13 1/4 Years<lb/>At 5 per cent the interest of this £12,000 would be at the latter<lb/>period amount to £7,050</p> <p><!-- calculation in pencil --><note>4)600 [150</note></p> <p><note>600 x 10 =6000<lb/>600 x 3 =1800<lb/><hi rend="underline">150</hi><lb/>7950</note></p> <p><note>12.000<lb/><hi rend="underline">7.900</hi><lb/>19.900<lb/>25.000<lb/><hi rend="underline">7,950</hi><lb/>7050</note></p> | ||
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2 May 1813 +
Panopt. Compensation Claim III Contract
§§.9. Set-Offs
(67) (3) (1) J.B.'s repugnance
J.B.'s service
3. by Milbank purchase
III. Pecuniary services rendered to the public by the Claimant
in relation to the Land at Milbank, taken out of his hands
20th April 1813 for the purpose of the now intended Penitentiary
Establishment.
3 £12,000 was the price, paid, as above,
by the Treasury for the Land [53 Acres and a fraction]
which was put into my hands. The close of the year December 29th 1799
1799 was may be stated as the time. (a)
Note (a)
(a) October is the
date date upon the face of the instrument
by which for the purpose
of purchasing
and holding the land
I was appointed Feoffee.
But the purchase was
not completed till
some time afterwards.
August 1800 is
the day on which the
receipt for first money received
by me from the Land
bears date.
Since that time Tothill Field
which at that time was remained still in that state of waste in
which it had been remain from the time of memory, has received
considerab by in consequence of some adjustment of conflicting
interests received I understand considerable improvement, and even some
part of it had been let out upon building leases. The
Milbank Estate purchased through my means of
Lord Salisbury as above, runs along the river side
for the length of a full half mile: Tothill Fields
is not in any part of it contiguous to the River.
The Milbank Estate is interposed between Tothill
the River and that waste for the whole of its extent.
At the time when I purchased it, the Milbank Ld Salisbury
had for some years plans drawn out for letting it out upon Bul
Building leases which plans however were considered
as suspended by the pressure of the times, on so low a
as £12,000 (though the rents at that moment did
not amount to £350 a year) would not have
been accepted, especially from at the hands of Government.
At present, since the accep improvement
that has taken place in a contiguous spot so much less
advantageously situated as above, I should not be surprized
to learn that in case of a fresh estimate, the
value of the Milbank Estate should be found to have more than doubled
From 25 Decr 180 1799 to 25th March 1813 is 13 1/4 Years
At 5 per cent the interest of this £12,000 would be at the latter
period amount to £7,050
4)600 [150
600 x 10 =6000
600 x 3 =1800
150
7950
12.000
7.900
19.900
25.000
7,950
7050
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