Catalogue

26 and 27 February 1789 (1) William Adey of Silver Street, Durham, joiner, and Elizabeth his wife (nee Hays) (2) Peter Bowlby of Richmond, York, doctor of laws; Thomas Carr of Houghton le Spring, brewer (3) William Walker of the parish of St Giles, Durham, gent. (4) William Hay of Sunderland, master and mariner (5) Tabitha Johnson of Queen Street, Durham, widow (6) Christopher Johnson of Queen Street, Durham, gent. (7) Robert Punshon of the North Bailey, Durham, inn keeper (8) Anthony Punshon of Chester le Street, tailor Lease and release by (1)-(6) to (8) in trust for (7) of public house known as The Old Queen's Head, Queen's Street, Durham and several properties in Silver Street, North Bailey and Elvet Street, Durham Consideration: £42 by (7) to (5) and £78 by (7) to (4) Recites previous indentures of 1759, 1764, 1772, 1774 and 1777

14 April 1798 (1) Joseph Heys Barwick of Bishopsgate Street, London, linen draper (2) Thomas Brand of Silver Street, Durham, inn keeper Grant by (1) to (2) of a property in Silver Street, Durham together with a pew in the parish church of St Nicholas in Durham Consideration: £94 10s

6 and 7 May 1799 (1) Isabella Gargrave of Nevilles Cross, Durham, spinster (2) John Thomas Hendry Hopper of Witton Castle, esq. (3) Robert Hopper Williamson of Newcastle upon Tyne, esq. (4) Thomas Wilkinson the older of Blackgate, blacksmith (5) Thomas Wilkinson the younger of Blackgate, blacksmith (6) Thomas Brand of Silver Street, Durham, inn keeper Lease and release by (1)-(5) to (6) of a shop with a malt-kiln and malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £240 by (4) to (3), £340 by (6) to (4); £40 by (6) to (5), 10s by (6) to (1) and (2) Recites lease and release of 29 and 30 August 1777

17 and 18 March 1803 (1) Thomas Brand of Silver Street, Durham, spirit merchant (2) Thomas Smith of Framwellgate, yeoman (3) Francis Smales of Durham, gent.; Henry Stoker of Framwellgate, blacksmith Mortgage by lease and release by (1) to (3) in trust for (2) of a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £250

13 and 14 May 1806 (1) Thomas Brand of Silver Street, Durham, inn keeper (2) Thomas Wilby of South Street, Durham, spirit merchant and William Rippon of Silver Street, Durham, spirit merchant Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a house in Silver Street, Durham together with all household goods. (2) assigns trustees to sell the property to repay all debts of (1) to his creditors Consideration: 10s

22 and 23 November 1806 (1) Thomas Brand of Claypath, Durham, inn keeper, and Ann, his wife (2) Thomas Smith of Framwellgate, Durham, yeoman (3) Francis Smales of Durham, gent. and Henry Stoker of Framwellgate, Durham, blacksmith (4) Thomas Wilby of South Street, Durham, spirit merchant and William Rippon of Silver Street, Durham, spirit merchant (5) Samuel Castle of Durham, gent. (6) John Taylor of Wearmouth Shore, brewer Lease and release by (1) to (6) of a house and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £250 by (6) to (2) and £632 by (6) to (4) Recites lease and release of 16 and 17 March 1803 and D/X 1413/6

n.d. [c. 1811] (1) John Taylor and Jane, his wife (2) John Young and James Lee Copy of a court order to perform covenants contained in an agreement relating to 8 houses, 4 stables, 4 acres of land and common of pasture for all cattle in Elvet Moor, Durham

26 January 1811 (1) John Taylor of Monkwearmouth, brewer; Arthur Mowbray of Sherburn, esq.; Thomas Laverick of Pensher, gent.; William Stobart of Pictree, gent; John Givens of Monkwearmouth, gent. (2) John Young of Bishopwearmouth, gent.; James Lee of Bishopwearmouth, anchor smith Mortgage (1) to (2) of a house and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham and a public house 'known by the sign of the sun' in Old Elvet, Durham Consideration: £1200

1 and 2 February 1811 (1) John Taylor of Monkwearmouth, common brewer, and Jane, his wife; Arthur Mowbray of Sherburn, esq.; Thomas Laverick of Pensher, gent.; William Stobart of Pictree, gent; John Givens of Monkwearmouth, gent. (2) John Young of Bishopwearmouth, gent.; James Lee of Bishopwearmouth, anchor smith Lease and release by (1) to (2) of a house and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham and pew number 83 in St Nicholas church, Durham and a public house 'known by the sign of the sun' in Old Elvet, Durham together with parcel of ground with woods situated on Elvet Moor Consideration: £1200 Recites: Lease and release of 9 and 10 July 1807, D/X 1413/7, D/X 1413/9

2 February, 1811 (1) John Taylor of Wearmouth Shore, brewer; Arthur Mowbray of Sherburn, esq.; Thomas Laverick of Pensher, gent.; William Stobart of Pictree, gent; John Givens of Monkwearmouth, gent. (2) John Young of Bishopwearmouth, gent.; James Lee of Bishopwearmouth, anchor smith Bond by (1) to (2) to secure payment of £1200

1 and 2 October 1827 (1) James Lee of Bishopwearmouth, anchor smith (2) Robert Watson Darnell of Grange, Bishopwearmouth, common brewer; John Givens of Monkwearmouth, common brewer; William Stobart of Pictree, common brewer; Robert Holt of Monkwearmouth, common brewer (3) Thomas Thompson of Bishopwearmouth, gent. Lease and release by (1) to (2) in trust for (3) of a house and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £600 of remaining mortgage debt by (2) to (1) Condition: 26/48th shares in income from the properties for Robert Watson Darnell, 5/48th for John Givens, 5/58th to William Stobart, 12/48th to Robert Holt Witnessed by Robert Smart of Bishopwearmouth, solicitor; George. S. Ranson; W. McCree

12 and 13 May 1828 (1) Robert Watson Darnell of Grange, Bishopwearmouth, gent.; John Givens of Monkwearmouth, gent.; William Stobart of Pelaw; Robert Holt of Monkwearmouth, common brewer (2) Thomas Thompson of Bishopwearmouth, gent. (3) John Emmerson the elder of Hunwick, gent. (4) John Emmerson the younger of Hunwick, farmer Lease and release by (1) to (3) in trust for (2) of a house and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham together with pew number 83 in St Nicholas Church, Durham Consideration: £950 Recites: D/X 1413/13 and includes abstract of title, 1820-1828

13 November 1854 (1) Elizabeth Emmerson of Eryholme, North Yorkshire, widow, and John Emmerson of Over Dinsdale, North Yorkshire, farmer (2) Robert Emmerson of Eryholme, farmer (3) William Trotter of Bishop Auckland, gent. Conveyance by (1) to (2) of a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham together with pew number 83 in St Nicholas Church, Durham Consideration: £1000

Copy will of William Ramshaw of 84 New Elvet, Durham, brewer and malster, 12 July 1867 Devises half of his shares in the brewery and half of the house to his son William Henry Ramshaw, £250 to each of his daughters: Jane Leighton, Esther D. Robinson, Mary Robinson and Hannah Maria Ramshaw 7 years after his death, £100 a year for his wife Hannah

Copy will of Robert Emmerson of Scorton, Yorkshire, gent., 2 February 1871 Devises all his real and personal properties to his nephew Robert Emmerson of Over Dinsdale, Yorkshire, farmer and his sister, Hannah Coxon of Plawsworth. After selling his properties they are obliged to invest £500 into government securities and pay annual interests from them to his brother Henry Emmerson and after his death, interest goes to his sister Hannah Coxon and her children, excluding her present and any future husbands

11 September 1871 (1) Robert Emmerson of Scorton, Yorkshire, gent. (2) John Hunter Leighton of Durham, chemist Draft copy of memorandum of agreement to sell by (1) to (2) a public house know as Waller¿s Hotel in Durham Consideration: £1150

Abstract of title, 26 April 1789- 2 February 1871, to properties at Silver Street, Durham contracted to be sold by Robert Emmerson esq. to J.H. Leighton, 1872

Requisition on title of the late Robert Emmerson to properties in Silver Street, Durham contracted to be sold to J.H. Leighton, 5 April 1872

Extract from Benwell St James' Northumberland parish register for William Bolam, buried 2 June 1854, 20 May 1872 Originally enclosed with D/X 1413/20

Extract from Auckland St Helen parish register for John Young, buried 18 February 1847, 25 May 1872 Originally enclosed in D/X 1413/20

Copy will of John Emmerson of Hunwick Hall, Bishop Auckland, farmer, dated 30 April 1829, 11 April 1872 Devises all household goods to his wife Elizabeth. £600 to William Bolam of Newcastle upon Tyne, gent., John Young of Hunwick, gent. and his eldest son John Emmerson to invest into government security at interest for the benefit of them and his wife and after her death all money should be divided between his sons: John, Robert, Newton and Henry. All his properties in Silver Street, Durham to Elizabeth Emmerson, William Bolam, John Young and John Emmerson to sell and share the profit equally except his daughter, Elizabeth until her husband, William Henry Pringle pays back £1000 he borrowed

13 May 1872 (1) Robert Emmerson of Over Dinsdale, Yorkshire, gent.; William Walter Coxon of Plawsworth, farmer, and Hannah, his wife (2) John Hunter Leighton of Durham, chemist (3) William Ramshaw of Durham, brewer Conveyance by (1) to (3) in trust for (2) of a public house known as Waller's Hotel and shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £1150 Recites D/X 1413/13 and D/X 1413/15

14 May 1872 (1) William Ramshaw of Durham, brewer (2) Jane Crofton of White Hall, Chester le Street, spinster, and her sister Mary Crofton of the same, spinster Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a public house known as Waller's Hotel and shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £700

Declaration for Inland Revenue on income from several public houses belonging to William Henry Ramshaw with a list of mortgages on them, 29 December 1873 Includes: Red Lion in Silver Street, Durham; Castle Hotel in Silver Street, Durham; Wheat Sheaf in Old Elvet, Durham; Joiner's Arms in Hallgarth Street, Durham; Buck in Framwellgate, Durham; Coach and Horses in Church Street, Durham; Forester's Arms in Tow Law

22 May 1895 (1) Thomas William Greenwell of Broomshields, Durham, esq.; Edward Gleadowe Marshall of Mainsforth Hall, Durham, gent. (2) Rachel Marshall of Mainsforth Hall, wife of Edward G. Marshall (3) Edward Gleadowe Marshall of Mainsforth Hall, Durham, gent. (4) John Griffith Young of Durham, solicitor Conveyance by (1) to (4) in trust for (3) of a public house known as Waller's Hotel and now as Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £756 14s by (4) to (1) and £1243 6s by (4) to (2) Recites D/X 1413/20-23, will of William Ramshaw of 12 July 1867, indentures of 11 February 1884, 7 October 1886, 28 April 1887, 22 September 1887

22 May 1895 (1) John Griffith Young of Durham, solicitor (2) Edward Gleadowe Marshall of Durham, solicitor; Thomas William Greenwell of Broomshields, Durham, esq. Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a public house known as Waller¿s Hotel and now as Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £1405 19s 5p Recites D/X 1413/26

23 May 1895 (1) John Griffith Young of Bank Chambers, Durham, solicitor (2) James Melvin of 43 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, brewer Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a public house known as Waller's Hotel and now as Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £794 7p Recites: D/X 1413/27

Abstract of title, 13 May 1872-23 June 1895, to the Castle Hotel in Silver Street, Durham, 1895

17 December 1895 (1) John Griffin Young of Durham, solicitor (2) Edward Nichol Dodds of the George and Dragon Inn, Saddler Street, Durham, inn keeper Conveyance by (1) to (2) of a public house known as Waller's Hotel and now as Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £1493 10s 10p Recites: D/X 1413/27-28

18 December 1895 (1) William Nichol Dodds of the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, inn keeper (2) David Jeffrey, Peter Jeffrey and Robert Jeffrey, all of Edinburgh, brewers Mortgage by (1) to (2) of a public house known as the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £1500

15 September 1897 (1) David Jeffrey, Peter Jeffrey and Robert Jeffrey, all of Edinburgh, brewers (2) William Nichol Dodds of the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, inn keeper Reconveyance by (1) to (2) of premises described in D/X 1413/26 Consideration: £1500

15 September 1897 (1) Jane Melvin of 43 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, widow; George Robert Glendinning of Easter Hatton, Ratho, Scotland; William Mitchell of 11 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, solicitor; Douglas Philip Maclagan of Edinburgh, writer to the signet (2) William Nichol Dodds of the Castle Hotel, Durham Reconveyance by (1) to (2) of premises described in D/X 1413/27 Consideration: £601 11s 6p

15 September 1897 (1) Edward Gleadow Marshall of Durham, solicitor; Thomas William Greenwell of Broomshields, Durham. Esq. (2) William Nichol Dodds of the Castle Hotel, Durham Reconveyance by (1) to (2) of the premises described in D/X 1413/26 Consideration: £1405 19s 5p

16 September 1897 (1) William Nichol Dodds of the Castle Hotel, Durham, hotel proprietor (2) Andrew Wallace of 146 Northumberland Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, wine and spirit merchant Conveyance by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £5000

16 September 1897 (1) Andrew Wallace of 146 Northumberland Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, wine and spirit merchant (2) Marmaduke Henry Salvin of Goldenhayes, Bartley, Totton, Hampshire; Edward Gleadowe Marshall of Durham, solicitor Mortgage by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £3000

16 September 1897 (1) Andrew Wallace of 146 Northumberland Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, wine and spirit merchant (2) Andrew Melvin of Boroughloch Brewery, Edinburgh, brewer Mortgage by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £1600 Recites: D/X 1413/36

20 August 1901 (1) Andrew Wallace of the Queens Head Hotel, Rothbury, Northumberland, victualler (2) Andrew Melvin of Boroughloch Brewery, Edinburgh, brewer Conveyance by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £1200 Recites: D/X 1413/36-37

1 September 1901 (1) Andrew Melvin of Boroughloch Brewery, Edinburgh, brewer (2) Marmaduke Henry Salvin of Lee House, Romsey, Hampshire, esq.; Edward Gleadow Marshall of Durham, solicitor Consideration: £3000 Mortgage by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Recites: D/X 1413/35-37

18 November 1902 (1) Andrew Melvin of 43 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, brewer (2) Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited, Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough Lease by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham for 7 years Consideration: £150 p.a. Describes purchase conditions in case (2) decides to buy the property for £5000

Abstract of title, 15 September 1897 - 18 November 1902, to the Castle Hotel in Silver Street, Durham, 1904

29 July 1904 (1) Marmaduke Henry Salvin of Barn Hall, Durham, esq.; Edward Gleadowe Marshall of Durham, gent. (2) Andrew Melvin 43 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh, brewer (3) Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited, Royal Exchange, Middlesbrough Conveyance by (1) to (3) in trust for (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £3000 by (3) to (1) and £1500 by (3) to (2) Recites: D/X 1413/37 and 1413/39

30 July 1904 (1) Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited (2) George Lowther and Ernest Edwin Meek both of Darlington, gents Mortgage by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel and a shop with a malt-kiln and a malt-loft in Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £2000

Mortgages related to the Castle Hotel in Durham 8 July 1907 (1) John William Lowther of 9 Markel Street, Cambridge, jeweller (2) John Francis Place of 1 Windsor Terrace, Darlington, secretary; James Corson of Hebron House, Hyde Park Road, Harrogate, Yorkshire, general clothier Transfer of mortgage by (1) to (2) of the premises described in the principal indenture: D/X 1413/42 Consideration: £2000 Recites: D/X 1413/43, will of George Lowther of 8 March 1900 Endorsed: 6 June 1921 (1) John Francis Place, and John Corson (2) George Carline Lowther, Lillie Lowther, and Mary Lizzie Lowther, all of 9 Alexandra Road, Harrogate, York Transfer of mortgage by (1) to (2) of the premises described in the principal indenture: D/X 1413/42 Consideration: £2000

14 November 1921 (1) Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited (2) George Carline Lowther of Luanza, Alexandra Road, Harrogate, Yorkshire, retired provision merchant; Lillie Lowther, and Mary Lizzie Lowther both of 28 Alderson Road, Harrogate, Yorkshire, spinsters; James Corson of Hebron House, Hyde Park Road, Harrogate, York, general clothier Agreement to pay by (1) to (2) all remaining debts Consideration: £2000 with interests Recites: D/X 1413/43, 1413/44

9 December 1925 (1) Bernard Leventhall of 47 Osborne Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, merchant (2) Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited of 85 Northgate, Darlington Lease by (1) to (2) of 7 rooms of the premises at 19 Silver Street, Durham for 7 years Consideration: £80 p.a.

Abstract of title, 29 July 1904- 19 November 1927, of Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited to the Castle Hotel, 1927

14 December 1927 (1) Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited of 85 Northgate, Darlington (2) William Younger and Company Limited of the Abbey Brewery, Edinburgh, brewers Further charge by (1) to (2) to secure existing mortgage Consideration: £2000 Recites: D/X 1413/42 Endorsed with redemption of mortgage, 9 July 1930

Abstract of title, 29 July 1904- 2 October 1928, of Durham and North Yorkshire Public House Trust Company Limited to the Castle Hotel, 1930

Abstract of legal charge, 2 October 1928- 9 July 1930, to the Station Hotel, Easington and the Castle Hotel, Durham of William Younger and Company Limited, 1930

11 June 1935 (1) J. Nimmo and Son Limited of Castle Eden (2) Castle Hotels Durham Limited of the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham Conveyance by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel in Durham Consideration: £1900

13 June 1935 (1) Castle Hotels Durham Limited of the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham (2) Stanley Morrison of 38 Northumberland Avenue, Gosforth, Northumberland, brewery manager; John Norman Slack of Hazelhurst Marine Avenue, Monkseaton, Northumberland, dental surgeon (sureties) (3) Elswick Permanent Benefit Building Society of 4 Cloth Market, Newcastle upon Tyne Mortgage by (1) to (3) of the Castle Hotel in Durham Consideration: £1400 Endorsed with redemption of mortgage, 30 May 1959

Abstract of title, 29 July 1904 - 10 July 1930 to the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, 1935

Supplemental abstract of title, 9 July 1930, to the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, 1935

25 February 1949 (1) Castle Hotels Durham Limited of 3 Saville Chambers, North Street, Saville Row, Newcastle upon Tyne (borrower) (2) Stanley Morrison of 38 Northumberland Avenue, Gosforth, Northumberland, brewery manager; John Norman Slack of Hazelhurst Marine Avenue, Monkseaton, Northumberland, dental surgeon; (sureties) (3) Elswick Permanent Benefit Building Society of 4 Cloth Market, Newcastle upon Tyne Further charge by (1) to (3) to secure existing mortgage Consideration: £3000 Recites: D/X 1413/52 Endorsed with redemption of mortgage, 30 May 1959

Abstract of title, 11-19 October 1957, of the Northern Counties Permanent Building Society to Elswick Building Society, 1957

Abstract of title, 11 June 1935 - 11 October 1957, to the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, 1958

Abstract of title, 14 December 1927- 1 June 1959, of Maroc Limited to the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, 1960

18 March 1960 (1) Maroc Limited of 98 Park Lane, London (2) District Bank Limited of Spring Gardens, Manchester Copy of a legal charge by (2) on several properties in England, including the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham, to secure payment by (1) of all debts Consideration: not provided

28 April 1960 (1) District Bank Limited of Spring Gardens, Manchester (2) Maroc Limited of 98 Park Lane, London Release by (1) to (2) from legal charges on the Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham Recites: D/X 1413/59

28 April 1960 (1) Park Investment Limited of 98 Park Lane, London (borrower) (2) Maroc Limited of 98 Park Lane, London (first subsidiary) (3) Davidson Development Company Limited of 98 Park Lane, London (second subsidiary) (4) Whitwill Investment Limited of 98 Park Lane, London (third subsidiary) (5) Park Ground Rents Limited of 98 Park Lane, London (fourth subsidiary) (6) Co-operative Insurance Society Limited of 109 Corporation Street, Manchester (lender) Copy of a mortgage by (1) to (2)-(6) of Castle Hotel, Silver Street, Durham and other properties in the following locations: - junction of Balgores Lane and Station Road, Wimbledon, Surrey - Lake Road, Pinner, Middlesex - Friars House, Blackfriars Road and Pocock Street, Southwark, London - Allport Lane, Bromborough, Chester - Edgware Road, Burne Street and Chapel Street, Metropolitan Borough of St. Marylebone, London - Rockingham Road, Kettering, Northampton Consideration: £ 2,000,000

24 March 1966 (1) Maroc Limited of 9 Devereux Court Strand, London (2) Co-operative Insurance Society Limited of Miller Street, Manchester (3) Park Investment Limited of 9 Devereux Court Strand, London Conveyance by (1) to (3) in trust for (2) of the Castle Hotel together with buildings at 18 Silver Street, Durham and properties in the following locations: - Calverley Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent - land fronting Eastover Bridgewater, Somerset Consideration: £ 169,500 Recites: D/X 1413/61, a mortgage of 29 March 1961 and a mortgage of 22 May 1963other

24 March 1966 (1) Park Investment Limited of 9 Devereux Court Strand, London (2) Co-operative Insurance Society Limited of Miller Street, Manchester Mortgage by (1) to (2) of the Castle Hotel together with buildings at 18 Silver Street, Durham and properties in the following locations: - Abbey Court Heathcote Road, Camberley, Frimley, Surrey - Newcastle Close, London - Farrington Street, London - Pall Mall, Westminster - Rockingham Road, Kettering, Northampton - Calverley Road, Tunbridge Wells, Kent - London Road and High Street, Bognor Regis, Sussex - land fronting Eastover Bridgewater, Somerset Consideration: £ 2,000,000 Recites: D/X 1413/61, a mortgage of 29 March 1961 and a mortgage of 22 May 1963

24 October 1978 (1) Co-operative Insurance Society Limited of Miller Street, Manchester (2) Park Investment Limited of Adelaide House, London Bridge, London Release by (1) to (2) from legal charges on piece of land in Silver Street in Durham being the site of the former Castle Hotel together with buildings known as 18 Silver Street. Recites: D/X 1413/61 and 1413/63

22 March 1979 (1) Park Investment Limited of Adelaide House, London Bridge, London (2) St Martins Property Corporation Limited of Adelaide House, London Bridge, London Conveyance by (1) to (2) of several properties in England, including buildings at 18 Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £ 150,000

23 March 1979 (1) St Martins Property Corporation Limited of Adelaide House, London Bridge, London (2) St Martins Property Investments Limited of St Vedas House, 150 Cheapside, London Conveyance by (1) to (2) of several properties in England, including buildings at 18 Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £ 150,000

26 March 1979 (1) Park Investment Limited of Adelaide House, London Bridge, London (2) St Martins Property Corporation Limited of Adelaide House, London Bridge, London (3) St Martins Property Investments Limited of St Vedas House, 150 Cheapside, London Conveyance by (1) to (3) of several properties in England, including the Castle Hotel together with buildings at 18 Silver Street, Durham Consideration: £ 150,000 Recites: D/X 1413/62

20 September 1983 (1) Family Lowe Limited of 18 Silver Street, Durham (2) National Westminster Bank PLC, Durham Branch, 12 Market Place, Durham Copy of a mortgage debenture by (1) to (2) of the property at 18 Silver Street, Durham