rents
61Sutton's Rents — South out of Gravel Lane. In Portsoken Ward (Strype, 1720 and 1755). Other name: Allen s Rents (Rocque, 1746). Site rebuilt for business purposes …
62Thompson's Rents — 1) See Leathersellers Buildings. 2) See Tomson s Rents …
63Tomson's Rents — South out of Flying Horse Yard, in Bishopsgate Ward Without (Rocque, 1746 O.S. 1848 51). Also spelt Thompson s Rents . The site is now occupied by the Great Eastern Railway lines. Named after the owner or builder …
64Willoughby Rents — Lands and tenements of Lord Willoughby of Eresby in Barbican and Golden Lane, called Willoughby Rents, 1601 (L. and P. Ed. VI. VI. p.64). Not further identified …
65receiver of rents — A person appointed by the Court to enforce the collection of rent as is specified in the charge on the property. (Dictionary of Canadian Bankruptcy Terms) United Glossary of Bankruptcy Terms 2012 …
66castleguard rents — In old English law, rents paid by those that dwelt within the precincts of a castle, towards the maintenance of such as watched and warded it …
67chauntry rents — /chontriy rents/ In old English law, money paid to the Crown by the servants or purchasers of chauntry lands. See chantry …
68guild rents — In England, rents payable to the crown by any guild, or such as formerly belonged to religious guilds, and came to the crown at the general dissolution of the monasteries …
69castleguard rents — In old English law, rents paid by those that dwelt within the precincts of a castle, towards the maintenance of such as watched and warded it …
70chauntry rents — /chontriy rents/ In old English law, money paid to the Crown by the servants or purchasers of chauntry lands. See chantry …
