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services for his Majesty; containing in the whole 

 within the brick walls, two acres and 28 perches of 

 ground, divided into divers parcels, whereof the furthest 

 part S. contains about 214 feet in length from E. to W. 

 and about 66 feet in breadth at the W. end, nearest the 

 Thames, and about 109 feet in breadth at the end next 

 the highway, leading from Lambeth Church towards 

 Kingston ; and hath a dwelling house thereon erected 

 at the S.E. corner thereof, containing about 40 feet in 

 length, and 24 feet in breadth, and several sheds both 

 at the E. and W. ends of the said piece, all which are 

 affirmed to be let together to one John Collins, at 16 

 per annum. 



&quot; And one other part of the said ground next adjoining 

 N. used for a great garden, containeth in length, on the 

 E. side thereof next the said highway, about 238 feet, 

 and on the W. side next the Thames about 213 feet, 

 and in breadth at the S. end about 192 feet. 



&quot; And other part of the said ground still more N. used 

 for a yard or garden, containeth in length from the 

 last mentioned great garden to the mansion house of 

 Foxhall, about 144 feet, and in breadth from a range 

 of pales, dividing this and the said Jacobson s part, to 

 the said highway about 98 feet. On the E. side 

 whereof (next the said way) is erected a long range of 

 building, used for a working house, containing in length 

 about 132 feet, and in breadth (from out to out) about 

 20 feet, two stories high, besides garrets. 



&quot; At the N. end of which working house there is a 

 cross building erected, of the same height, part used 

 for a forging house, and the rest for dwelling ; extending 

 from the said highway W. about 46 feet in breadth 

 from out to out. 



&quot; Still more W. is the chief mansion house, extending 

 W. from the last mentioned building about 46 feet 



