1813: Purchase for Works at Hilsea Act

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Incorporate Compensation for Works at Portsmouth Act 1815 - if I can ever find it (55 Geo. 3. c. 123, 28 June 1815)

Note

The text of the Act is included below. It’s long (really long), so it’s collapsed by default. In modern terms it’s essentially a list of lands and properties in Hilsea to be compulsorily purchased. I’ve added line breaks between items for ease of scanning.

The original intention behind the Act was to create an area of cleared ground between the Hilsea Lines and Hilsea Barracks. Much of the work of tearing down the existing buildings was not accomplished in the end, and the land was almost immediately reorganised under a new field system, and leased out for farming. At least some of the pubs continued to ply their trade for varying lengths of time (I can’t find any evidence one way or another for the Horse & Jockey).

(Another way of expressing this might be that the intention of the act was to stop further development between the Hilsea Lines and Hilsea Barracks. If that is the case, it was successful. But the Act is not normally described in those terms in secondary sources)

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An Act to vest in Trustees certain Messuages, Lands, Tenements and Hereditaments, for extending the present Lines and Works, and for erecting other Works and Buildings at and near Portsmouth and Hilsea, in the County of Southampton

The FIRST SCHEDULE to which this Act refers, marked A. comprizing the Lands, &c. at or near Hilsea.

ALL that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land, containing by Statute Measure Twelve Acres Two Roods and Twenty five Perches or thereabouts, belonging to Richard Pittis, situate, lying and being in the Parish of Wymering in the County of Southampton, on the North Side of the Lake or Channel, belonging to His Majesty, running from Portsmouth Harbour to Langston Harbour, and on the West Side of the Turnpike Road leading from Portsmouth to London;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land, containing by Statute Measure Fourteen Acres and Twelve Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Richard Pittis, adjoining the said Piece or Parcel of Land hereinbefore described, and bounded on the North by other Land of the said Richard Pittis, on the South partly by the before mentioned Lake or Channel, and partly by Land belonging to His Majesty, on the East by a Strip of Waste Land, belonging to Thomas Thistlethwayte Esquire, as Lord of the Manor of Wallesworth, adjoining the said Turnpike Road, and on the West partly by other Land of the said Richard Pittis, and partly by the said Harbour of Portsmouth;

and also all that the said Strip of Waste Land, containing by Statute Measure One Rood and Twenty Perches, and also the Messuage erected thereon, with its Appurtenances, belonging to the said Thomas Thistlethwayte, and now in the Occupation of Arthur Mills, near the South End of which said Strip of Land, the Weighing Engine of the Turnpike now stands, bounded on the North by other Part of the said Waste Land, and a Cottage standing thereon, in the Occupation of Thomas Holland, on the South by Land belonging to His Majesty, on the East by the said Turnpike Road, and on the West by the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Messuage or Tenement, with the Outhouses, Garden, Piece or Parcel of Land, and other Appurtenances, containing by Statute Measure One Rood and Thirty two Perches or thereabouts, belonging to Andrew Lindegren Esquire, and now in the Occupation of Charles Browning, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, on the East Side of the said Turnpike Road, together with the small Piece of Waste Land, containing One Rood and Fourteen Perches or thereabouts, on the East Side thereof, Part whereof forms the Way to Land of William Padwick, herein after described, and bounded on the North by a Road leading from the said Turnpike Road to certain Salterns, belonging to James Stead, hereinafter described, on the South by Land belonging to William Garrett Esquire, next hereinafter described, on the East by the said Turnpike Road, and on the West partly by the East End of the Road leading to the said Salterns, and partly by Land belonging to the said William Padwick;

and also all that Messuage or Tenement, with the Outhouses thereunto belonging, now used as a Public House, called The Horse and Jockey;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land adjoining thereto, belonging to the said William Garrett, situate and being on the East Side of the said Turnpike Road, in the Parish of Wymering, containing together by Statute Meaſure One Acre Three Roods and Twenty three Perches, be the same more or less, and bounded on the North by the said Piece or Parcel of Land and Premises, lastly hereinbefore described, on the South by Land belonging to His Majesty, on the East by Land belonging to the said William Padwick, and on the West by the said Turnpike Road;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land belonging to the said William Padwick, containing by Statute Measure Nine Acres One Rood and Four Perches or thereabouts, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by the Road leading to the said Salterns belonging to the said James Stead, on the South by Land belonging to His said Majesty, on the West partly by the Land and Premises lastly herein before described, and partly by the said small Piece of Waste Land, containing One Rood and Fourteen Perches, and on the East partly by other Land of the said William Padwick, and partly by the said Salterns and Pond of the said James Stead;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre and Thirty five Perches or thereabouts, Part of a Meadow belonging to the said William Padwick, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering, being of a triangular Form, and bounded on the North by other Part of the said Meadow, from which the same is intended to be parted off and divided, on the South and East by Land belonging to the said James Stead, and on the West by the Road leading to the said Salterns of the said James Stead;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, partly Arable, and partly used as a Saltern, together with the Boiling House or Tenements thereon erected, containing together by Statute Measure Ten Acres Two Roods and Three Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said James Stead, and now in his Occupation, situate, lying, and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded as follows; that is to say, on the North by Land of the said William Padwick, on the South by other Land of the said William Padwick, next hereinafter described, on the East by Land belonging to William Friend, and on the West by the said Two Pieces or Parcels of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land, containing by Statute Measure Ten Acres Two Roods and Eighteen Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said William Padwick, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by the said Salterns laſtly hereinbefore described, on the South by the said Lake or Channel belonging to His Majesty, on the East partly by the said Lake or Channel, and partly by other Part of the said Salterns lastly hereinbefore described, and on the West partly by Land belonging to His said Majesty, and partly by the said Piece or Parcel of Land belonging to the said William Padwick, containing Nine Acres One Rood and Four Perches hereinbefore described;

and also all those Two Fields or Closes of Pasture or Marsh Land, together with the Tenements, Cottages, Outhouses or Stables erected thereon, containing together by Statute Measure Fifteen Acres One Rood and Fifteen Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said William Friend, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North partly by other Land of the said William Padwick, and partly by a Road leading into the said Two Fields or Closes of Land, on the South by the said Lake or Channel of His said Majesty, on the East by Lands of the said Thomas Thistlethwayte called Nore Marsh, and on the West partly by the said Salterns hereinbefore described, and partly by the said Lake or Channel of His Majesty;

and also all those Four Pieces or Parcels of Land, containing together by Statute Measure Twenty nine Acres Two Roods and Twenty nine Perches or, thereabouts, being Part of the said Marsh, called Nore Marsh, belonging to the said Thomas Thistlethwayte, situate, lying and being in the Parish of Wymering aforesaid, and abutted and bounded on the North by other Part of the said Marsh, on the South by the said Lake or Channel of His said Majesty, on the East by Land of James Knight, and on the West partly by Land of the said William Friend, and partly by the said Lake or Channel;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Seventeen Acres Three Roods and Eight Perches or thereabouts, being Part and Parcel of certain Marsh or Pasture Land belonging to the said James Knight, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and abutted and bounded on the North by other Lands of the said James Knight, on the South by the said Lake or Channel of His said Majesty, on the East partly by the said Lake or Channel, and partly by other Lands of the said James Knight, and on the West partly by the said Lake or Channel, and partly by one of the said Four Pieces or Parcels of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land containing by Statute Measure Two Acres Three Roods and Twenty five Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said James Knight, adjoining the North Part of the Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described, and bounded on the North, Eaſt and South by other Land of the said James Knight, and on the West by Nore Marsh aforeſaid;

and also all those Four several Pieces or Parcels of Pasture Land, containing by Statute Measure Fifty four Acres Three Roods and Two Perches or thereabouts, late belonging to Sir John Carter Knight, deceased, but now to Dame Carter and Arthur Atherley Esquire, his Devisees in Trust, situate, lying and being at or near Hilſea, in the said Parish of Wymering, on the South Side of Post Bridge, and on the West Side of the London Turnpike Road, and bounded on the North by Land belonging to His said Majesty, on the South by Land belonging to John Burrell, on the East partly by other Lands of the said Devisees in Trust, partly by Land of William Goldfinch, partly by Land of John Hellyer Esquire, and partly by Land of Ann Burrell Widow, and on the West by the Harbour of Portsmouth;

and also all those Eleven several Closes or Pieces or Parcels of Land, containing together by Statute Measure Sixty seven Acres and Thirteen Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said John Burrell, situate, lying and being on the South Side of the Pieces or Parcels of Land lastly hereinbefore described, and adjoining each other, situate, lying and being in the said Pariſh of Wymering, and in the Parish of Portsea, in the said County of Southampton, bounded on the North partly by the said Pieces or Parcels of Land lastly hereinbefore described, and partly by Land of the said Ann Burrell Widow, on the South, partly by land of the College of Westminster, and partly by Two Meadows of John Morey on the East, partly by Three Meadows or Pieces of Pasture Land now or late belonging to Admiral Sir Roger Curtis Baronet, to the Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter, and to Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, partly by other Land of the said John Burrell, partly by Land of Thomas Hopkins, partly by other Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and partly by other Land of the said Ann Burrell, and partly by Land of John Morey, and on the West by the said Harbour of Portsmouth;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre One Rood and Nineteen Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said John Burrell, situate, lying and being near the said Pieces or Parcels of Land lastly hereinbefore described, and bounded on the North by the said Land of Thomas Hopkins, on the South by the said Land of the said Ann Hopkins, on the East partly by other Land of the said Ann Burrell, and partly by Land of John Hubbard, and on the West by Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres and Twelve Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said John Burrell, situate, lying and being near the Lands lastly hereinbefore described, and also the Cottage erected at the East End thereof, and bounded on the North by Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, on the South by the said Land of the said Thomas Hopkins, on the East partly by the said last mentioned Land, and partly by the said Turnpike Road to London, and on the West by Land of the said John Burrell, Part of the Lands hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land containing by Statute Measure One Acre Two Roods and Twelve Perches or thereabouts, now or late belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, situate and being on the North Side of and adjoining to the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre Two Roods and Twenty two Perches or thereabouts, now or late belonging to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter, deceased, situate, lying and being on the North Side of, and adjoining to the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land containing by Statute Measure Two Acres Three Roods and Six Perches or thereabouts, now or late belonging to Admiral Sir Roger Curtis Baronet, situate, lying and being on the North Side of and adjoining to the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described, which said Three last mentioned Pieces or Parcels of Pasture Land are bounded on the North by Land belonging to the said Ann Burrell, on the South and West by Land of the said John Burrell, and on the East by the Turnpike Road aforesaid;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land containing by Statute Measure Four Acres One Rood and Eleven Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said Ann Burrell, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Arable Land containing by Statute Measure Three Acres Two Roods and One Perch or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Ann Burrell, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Portsea, adjoining the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described at the East End thereof, and bounded on the North partly by Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, partly by Land of the said John Burrell hereinbefore described, and partly by Land of John Hubbard, James Soaper and George Dawson, on the latter of which stands a Public House called The King’s Head, on the South partly by Land of the said John Burrell hereinbefore described, and partly by the said Land of the said John Morey, on the East by the said Turnpike Road, and on the West partly by the last mentioned Land of the said John Morey, and partly by Land of the said John Burrell hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres Two Roods and Thirteen Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said Ann Burrell, situate, lying and being near the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described, and abutted and bounded on the North by the said Land of the said Thomas Hopkins, on the South by the said Land of the said John Hubbard, on the East by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West by Land of the said John Burrell, hereinbefore described;

and also all that Farm House, with the Stables, Cart Houses, Barns, Granary and other Outhouses, Farm Yard, Garden and Orchard thereunto belonging;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land thereunto adjoining, containing together by Statute Measure Ten Acres and Thirty three Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Ann Burrell, situate and being on the West Side of the said Turnpike Road, and bounded on the North by Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter, on the South by Land now or late of the said Sir Roger Curtis, on the East by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West by Land of the said Devisees in Trust hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land lately Arable, containing by Statute Measure Four Acres One Rood and Thirty six Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said John Morey, now used and occupied as Garden Ground, situate and being in the said Parish of Portsea, and bounded on the North by Land of the said Ann Burrell hereinbefore described, on the South partly by Land of the said John Burrell, adjoining a Public House there, called, The Green Post, and partly by a Meadow of the said John Morey, on the East partly by other Land of the said Ann Burrell herein before described, and partly by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West partly by other Land of the said Ann Burrell also hereinbefore described, and partly by other Land of the said John Burrell also hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres and Twenty five Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by the Land next hereinafter described, on the South by Land of the said Ann Burrell hereinbefore described, and on the East and West by Land of the said John Burrell also hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land used as a Road from the Turnpike Road aforesaid to the said Piece or Parcel of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that newly erected Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, Yard and Garden thereunto belonging, now used as a Public House, called The King’s Head belonging to George Dawson;

and also all that old Cottage adjoining the same, with the Appurtenances, also belonging to George Dawson, situate and being in the Parish of Wymering aforesaid, adjoining the said London Turnpike Road, and bounded on the North by the said Road leading to the said Piece or Parcel of Arable Land belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and by the Stables and Land of the said John Hubbard, on the South by Land of the said Ann Burrell, on the East by the London Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West by Land of James Soaper;

and also all that Cottage and Land of the said James Soaper, situate and being at the Back of the said Premises lastly hereinbefore described, bounded on the North by the said Road leading into the said Piece or Parcel of Arable Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and the Premises of the said John Hubbard, on the South and West by the said Land of the said Ann Burrell, and on the East by the Land and Premises lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, with the Stables, Outhouses, Yard, Garden and Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre and Thirty six Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said John Hubbard, in the Occupation of Mackenzie Esquire, Barrack Master at Hilsea Barracks, situate and being in the Parish of Wymering aforesaid, bounded on the North by Land of the said Ann Burrell, on the South by the said Road leading into the Piece of Arable Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crawler, on the East by the London Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West by other Land of the said John Burrell hereinbefore described;

and also all those Four Messuages, Tenements or Dwelling Houſes, with the Carpenter’s Shop, Saw House, Yards and Appurtenances belonging to Thomas Hopkins, now or late in the Occupation of James Carter and Edward Catchlove;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land containing by Statute Measure Three Roods and Seven Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Thomas Hopkins, situate and being on the West Side or Back of the said first mentioned Messuage and Premises, in the said Parish of Wymering, bounded on the North by other Land and a Cottage of the said John Burrell, on the South by Land belonging partly to the said Ann Burrell, partly to the said John Burrell, and partly to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, on the East by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West by other Land of the said John Burrell;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, and the Two Messuages, Tenements or Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stables and Cart Houses standing on the East End thereof, containing together by Statute Measure Three Acres One Rood and Thirty nine Perches or thereabouts;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, and the Cottages and Cart Houses standing on or near the East End thereof, containing together by Statute Measure Three Acres and Two Roods or thereabouts;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, with the Stable and other Appurtenances now used as a Public House, called The Coach and Horses; and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land adjoining the same, now used as a Garden thereto,

which said several Pieces or Parcels of Land, Messuages or Tenements, Cottages, Buildings and Premises lastly hereinbefore, described, belonging to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, are situate in the Parish of Wymering aforesaid, and are bounded on the North partly by a Road leading from the Turnpike Road aforesaid into other Lands of the said Deviſees in Trust, and partly by Land of John Hellyer Esquire, hereinafter described, on the South by Land of the said Ann Burrell, on the East by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West partly by Land of the said John Hellyer, and partly by Land of the said Ann Burrell;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres and Thirty three Perches or thereabouts belonging to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, situate in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by the said Road leading from the Turnpike Road aforesaid, on the South by Land of the said Ann Burrell, on the East by Land of the said John Hellyer next hereinafter described; and on the West by the said Road leading to the said other Lands of the said Devisees in Trust;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres Three Roods and Eighteen Perches or thereabouts; and also the Cottage and its Appurtenances, erected and standing on or near the East End thereof, belonging to the said John Hellyer, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by the said Road leading out of the said Turnpike Road to the Lands of the Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and on the South, East and West by the Lands of the said Devisees in Trust lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Seven Acres and Thirty four Perches or thereabouts, with the newly erected Cottage at the East End thereof, belonging to William Goldfinch Esquire, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by the Land belonging to the Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, next hereinafter described, on the South by the said Road leading to other Lands of the said Devisees in Trust, on the East by a small Piece of certain Waste Lands called Hilsea Green, lately allotted under an Aćt of Parliament passed for that Purpose, to William Padwick the Younger, and sold by him to the said William Goldfinch, and on the West by other Lands of the said Devisees in Trust;

and also the said last mentioned small Piece of Waste Land, lying between the said Land of the said William Goldfinch, hereinbefore described, and the Turnpike Road aforesaid, containing by Statute Measure Thirty eight Perches or thereabouts, on Part of which the Public Pound lately stood;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Eight Acres and Twenty two Perches or thereabouts, lately Part of the said Waste Lands of the Parish of Wymering, called Hilsea Green, allotted under the said Act of Parliament to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, situate and being on the West Side of the said Turnpike Road, and bounded on the North partly by Land of His Majesty, and partly by Land of Thomas Thistlethwayte Esquire, next hereinafter described, allotted to him as Lord of the Manor of Wallesworth, on the South by the said Land of the said William Goldfinch, and the said small Piece of Waste Land lastly hereinbefore described, on the East partly by the said Land of the said Thomas Thistlethwayte, and partly by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the West by other Land of the said Deviſees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased;

and also all that the said Piece or Parcel of Land belonging to the said Thomas Thistlethwayte, containing by Statute Measure One Acre One Rood and Ten Perches, be the same more or less, adjoining the said Piece or Parcel of Land, lastly hereinbefore described, and bounded on the North by Land of His Majesty, on the East by the Turnpike Road aforesaid, and on the South and West by the said Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres Three Roods and Two Perches belonging to the said Thomas Thistlethwayte, being other Part of the said Waste Land called Hilsea Green, allotted to him as Lord of the said Manor of Wallesworth, situate on the East Side of the said Turnpike Road, and bounded on the North by Land of His Majesty, on the South and East by Lands of the said John Hellyer, next hereinafter described, and on the West by the said Turnpike Road;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land containing by Statute Measure Seven Acres and Twenty four Perches, or thereabouts; and also all those Two other Pieces or Parcels of Land, one containing by Statute Measure One Acre and Twenty seven Perches or thereabouts, situate on the West Part of the said Piece of Arable Land, being Part of the said Waste Lands called Hilsea Green, and the other on the East Part of the said Piece of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres Three Roods or thereabouts, being other Part of the said Waste Lands called The Great Common, which said Three last mentioned Pieces or Parcels of Land belong to the said John Hellyer, and bounded on the North partly by the Land lastly hereinbefore described, and partly by Land of His Majesty, on the South by Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, on the East by other Land of His said Majesty, and on the West by the said Turnpike Road;

and also all that Messuage or Tenement, or Farm House, Barns, Stable, Yard, Garden, Orchard and other Appurtenances thereunto, belonging to the said William Padwick the Younger, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering, containing together by Statute Measure One Acre Two Roods and Twenty six Perches, be the same more or less, and bounded on the North by Land of the said Deviſees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, on the South partly by other Land of the said Deviſees in Trust, and partly by other Land of the said William Padwick the Younger next hereinafter described, on the East by the last mentioned Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, and on the West by other Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, late Part of Hilsea Green;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Nineteen Acres Two Roods and Thirty eight Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said William Padwick the Younger, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, being Part of a Field called Ham Field, and bounded on the North by the said Land of the said John Hellyer hereinafter described, on the South by a Road leading from Hilea Green, on the East by other Lands of the said William Padwick the Younger hereinafter described, and on the West partly by other Lands of the said William Padwick the Younger, being Part of the Waste Lands called Hilsea Green, and partly by Lands of the said Deviſees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, partly by an Orchard of the said William Padwick the Younger, and partly by Lands of Charles Walker and of the said Ann Burrell;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land called North Field;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable land at the East End thereof, containing together by Statute Measure Twenty nine Acres Three Roods and Thirty five Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said William Padwick the Younger, situate in the said Pariſh of Wymering, and bounded on the North partly by Ham Field and partly by other Land allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger, being other Part of the said Waste Lands called The Great Common, on the East by Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and on the West partly by Ham Field aforesaid and partly by a small Parcel of Waste Land next hereinafter described, lying between Ham Field and North Field;

and also all that the said last mentioned small Piece or Parcel of Waste Land;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre Two Roods and One Perch or thereabouts, other Part of the said Waste Land called Hilsea Green, allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger under the said Act of Parliament, and bounded on the North by Land of the said John Hellyer hereinbefore described, on the South by Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, on the East by Part of Ham Field, and on the West by the said Turnpike Road;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres Two Roods and Twenty five Perches, or thereabouts, being other Part of the said Waste Land of the said Parish of Wymering called Hilsea Green, so allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger, and bounded on the North by the Land of the said Deviſees in Trust of Sir John Carter deceased, lastly hereinbefore described, on the South by a Road laid out by the Commissioners of Inclosure under and by virtue of the said Act, on the East partly by the said Farm House and other Lands of the said William Padwick the Younger hereinbefore described, partly by Lands of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Charles Walker and of the said Ann Burrell, and on the West by the said Turnpike Road;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land containing by Statute Measure Twenty seven Acres and Fourteen Perches or thereabouts, being other Part of the Waste Lands of the said Parish of Wymering, called The Great Common, so allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger as aforesaid, and bounded on the North partly by Land allotted to the said John Hellyer, and partly by Land of His Majesty, on the South by North Field hereinbefore described, on the East by other Part of the said Great Common allotted to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and on the West by Ham Field;

and also all that other small Piece or Parcel of Land containing by Statute Measure Three Roods and Thirty six Perches or thereabouts, other Part of the Waste Lands called The Great Common, allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger, and bounded on the North by other Part of the said Common allotted to the said John Burrell, on the East by other Part of the said Common allotted to the said Ann Burrell Widow, and on the West by other Part of the said Common allotted to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land containing by Statute Measure Seventeen Acres Two Roods and Eight Perches or thereabouts, other Part of the said Waste Lands called The Great Common, allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger, and bounded on the North and West by other Parts of the said Common allotted to Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, on the South by Lands of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and on the East by Langston Harbour, all which said Lands of the said William Padwick the Younger are let on Lease to the said William Hopkins for a Term of which about Sixteen Years are now unexpired;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Cottage, and Barn, with their Appurtenances, and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land on Part of which the same stand, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres and Thirty nine Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering;

and also all that other small Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Three Acres Two Roods and Twenty six Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Devisees in Trust adjoining on the North Part of the said last mentioned Piece or Parcel of Land, and bounded together on the North and East by Ham Field, on the South partly by the same Field and partly by the Barns and Farm Yard of the said William Padwick the Younger, in the Occupation of William Hopkins, and on the West by other Land, Part of Hilſea Green, allotted to the said Devisees in Trust under the said Act;

and also all that small Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Roods or thereabouts, belonging to the said Devisees in Trust, situate and being on the South Part of the said Barn and Farm Yard of the said William Padwick the Younger, and bounded on the North East and West by the said Barn and Farm Yard and Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, and on the South by Tenements and Land of Charles Walker;

and also all that other small Piece or Parcel of Land belonging to the said Devisees in Trust, situate and being opposite the East Side of Hilsea Barracks in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by a Messuage and Land of the said William Hopkins, on the South by a Messuage and Land late of Thomas Sandon, but now of John Green, on the East by Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, Part of Inn Field, and on the West by the Public Road leading to Hilsea Green;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, in a Field called Inn Field, and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Arable Land adjoining the East Side of the said last mentioned Land, containing together by Statute Measure Twenty Acres Two Roods and Thirty Perches or thereabouts;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Four Acres Three Roods and Twenty five Perches or thereabouts, being the remaining Part of an Inclosure now intersected by a Road laid out under and by virtue of the said Act of Parliament for dividing and allotting the Common Fields and Waste Lands of the Parishes of Wymering and Widley, and Part of a Field called Carston Field all which Three several last mentioned Pieces or Parcels of Land belong to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and are bounded on the North by another Road laid out under and by virtue of the said Act of Parliament, on the South partly by a Field called Seedlip, belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and partly by other Land of the said Devisees in Trust hereinafter described, Part of the Waste allotted to them under the said Act, on the East partly by a Field called Carston Field, belonging to the said Ann Burrell, and partly by a Piece of Land hereinafter described, belonging to the Vicar of Wymering, and on the West by the said Field called Inn Field;

and also all that other small Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre and Twelve Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said Devisees in Trust, situate, lying and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by other Lands of the said Devisees in Trust, Part of the said Waste Land called The Great Common, allotted to them the said Devisees under the said Act, on the South by the said Road laid out by the said Commissioners under the said Act, running from Hilſea Green Eastward, on the East by Land of the said John Burrell, and on the West by Land of the said William Padwick the Younger;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres One Rood and One Perch or thereabouts, Part of Hilsea Green, allotted to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and bounded on the North and South by other Parts of Hilsea Green, allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger, on the East by other Lands of the said Deviſees hereinbefore described, and on the West by the said London Turnpike Road;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Twelve Acres Three Roods and Thirty Perches or thereabouts, Part of the said Waste Lands called The Great Common, allotted to the said Devisees in Trust, and bounded on the North by Land of His said Majesty, on the South by other Land of the said Devisees in Trust hereinbefore described, on the East partly by other Part of the said Waste Land allotted to the said John Burrell, and partly by the Arable Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, and on the West by other Land of the said William Padwick the Younger;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres Three Roods and Six Perches or thereabouts, Part of the Waste Land of the Parish of Wymering, allotted to the said Devisees in Trust, and bounded on the North by the Arable Lands of the said Devisees in Trust in Inn Field and Carston Field hereinbefore described, on the South by Lands of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and of the said Ann Burrell Widow, on the East by Lands of the said Ann Burrell, and running to a Point on the West Part thereof;

and also all those Two Messuages, Tenements or Cottages; and Gardens, with their Appurtenances, belonging to Charles Walker and Charles Walker the Younger, situate, lying and being in the Parish of Wymering aforesaid, bounded on the North by Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, on the South by Six Tenements or Cottages, and Land of the said Ann Burrell, on the East by Ham Field aforesaid, and on the West by the said Road leading to the said Cottages on Hilsea Green;

and also all those the said Six Messuages, Tenements or Cottages and Gardens belonging to the said Ann Burrell, bounded on the North by the said Cottages and Gardens of the said Charles Walker and Charles Walker the Younger, on the South and East by Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, and on the West by the said Road leading to the said Cottages on Hilsea Green;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Thirty four Acres One Rood and Sixteen Perches or thereabouts, Part of the said Field called Garston Field, belonging to the said Ann Burrell Widow, and bounded on the North partly by the said Road running from Hilsea Green to the Eastward, and partly by Land of the Right Honourable Richard Viscount Powerscourt and the Vicar of Wymering, on the South by certain Waste Lands, allotted partly to the said Ann Burrell, partly to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and partly by Land of Sherborne and John Henry Stewart, Esquires, called New Mead, on the East by another Road set out under the said Incloſure Aćt, between Garston Field and Land of the said Deviſees in Truſt, called East Field, and on the West partly by Land of the said Lord Powerscourt, partly by Land of the said Devisees in Trust, and partly by other Lands allotted to them the said Devisees in Trust, and to the said Ann Burrell;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Twenty four Acres One Rood and Twenty two Perches or thereabouts, Part of the said Waste Lands of the Parish of Wymering, called The Great Common, allotted to the said Ann Burrell under the said Act of Parliament, and bounded on the North partly by Lands of His Majesty and partly by the Harbour of Langston, on the South partly by the said Road leading from Hilsea Common to the Eastward, partly by Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, on the East partly by Langston Harbour, and partly by the said Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and on the West by other Part of the said Waste Land called The Great Common, allotted to the said John Burrell and William Padwick the Younger hereinafter described;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre One Rood and Thirty one Perches or thereabouts, also Part of the Waste Land of the said Pariſh of Wymering, allotted under the said Act of Parliament to the said Ann Burrell, and bounded on the North by other Part of the said Waste Land allotted to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, on the South by the said Land of the said Sherborne and John Henry Stewart, called New Mead, on the East by Garston Field aforesaid, and on the West by other Part of the said Waste Land, allotted to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler;

and also all those Two Pieces or Parcels of Land, containing together by Statute Measure Five Acres One Rood and Twenty Perches or thereabouts, being other Part of the said Waste Lands of the Parish of Wymering, called The Great Common, allotted under the said Act of Parliament to the said John Burrell, and being intersected by the small Piece of Land hereinbefore described, containing Three Roods and Thirty fix Perches, allotted to the said William Padwick the Younger, and bounded on the North by Land of His Majesty, on the South by the said Road leading from Hilsea Common to the Eastward, on the East by the said Land allotted to the said Ann Burrell, and on the West by Land allotted to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased;

and also all that small Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Two Roods and Nineteen Perches, or thereabouts, belonging to the Vicar of Wymering, bounded on the North by the said Road leading from Hilsea Green to the Eastward, on the South by Land belonging to the said Ann Burrell, called Garston Field, hereinbefore described, on the West by Land belonging to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased also hereinbefore described, and on the East by the Piece of Land next hereinafter described;

and also all that small Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure One Rood and Twenty nine Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the Right Honourable Richard Viscount Powerscourt, and joining the East Side of the said last mentioned Land, and bounded on the North by the said Road leading from Hilsea Green to the Eastward, and on the South and East by Garston Field aforesaid, and on the West by the Piece of Land lastly hereinbefore described;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Farm House, Barns, Stables, Cart Houses and other Out Houses, Farm Yard, Garden, Orchard, Rick Yard and other Appurtenances, belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, in the Occupation of John Green, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and containing in Statute Measure Two Roods and Nine Perches, be the same more or less, and bounded on the North by the said Road leading from Hilsea Green to the Eastward, on the South partly by a Messuage and Land of the said William Hopkins, and partly by other Land of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, called Inn Field, next hereinafter described, on the East by the said Field called Inn Field, on the West partly by a small triangular Piece of Waste Land, on Part of which is a Pond, and partly by the Public Road lying between the said Farm Yard and Premises and Hilsea Green;

and also the said triangular small Piece of Waste Land, containing Thirty one Roods by Statute Measure, be the same more or less;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land called Inn Field, containing by Statute Measure Twenty two Acres and Twenty three Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, adjoining the said Farm, Rick Yards and Garden lastly hereinbefore described, and bounded on the North by the said Road leading from Hilsea Green to the Eastward, on the South partly by Lands of Admiral Sir Roger Curtis Baronet, called Bittlesome, and partly by other Lands, belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, called Seedlip, on the East by Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and on the West by the said Rick Yard and other Premises of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and by Land and Gardens belonging to the said William Hopkins, Richard Pittis, and the Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and John Green;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Twenty five Acres Three Roods and Thirty two Perches or thereabouts, Part of a Field called Seedlip, belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler in the said Parish of Wymering, bounded on the North partly by Inn Field aforesaid, and partly by Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and of the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, on the South by other Part of the said Field called Seedlip Field, on the East by other Waste Land allotted to them the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, and on the West by Land of Admiral Sir Roger Curtis Baronet, called Bittlesome Field, hereinafter described;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure One Acre Three Roods and Thirty eight Perches, Part of Hilsea Green aforesaid, allotted to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler under the said Act of Parliament, bounded on the North, East and West by Roads leading to Hilsea Green, and on the South by Lands of His Majesty adjoining Hilſea Barracks;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Six Acres Three Roods and Fifteen Perches, or thereabouts, Part of the Waste of the said Parish of Wymering allotted to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, together with the Ponds or Watering Places on or near the same, adjoining the said Field called Seedlip, and lying between the same and the Waste Lands allotted to the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, and the said Ann Burrell;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land, containing by Statute Measure Twenty one Acres One Rood and Twenty fix Perches or thereabouts, Part of the Waste in the said Parish of Wymering, called The Great Common, allotted to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler under the said Act of Parliament, bounded on the North and West by Land of the said Ann Burrell (other Part of the said Common hereinbefore described), on the South partly by the said Road from Hilsea Green running Eastward hereinbefore described, and partly by Land of the said William Padwick the Younger, also Part of the said Common, and on the East partly by the Harbour of Langston and partly by the said Land of the said William Padwick the Younger;

and also all those Two Messuages, Tenements or Dwelling Houses, Out Houses and Garden belonging to the said William Hopkins, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the North by Land and Premises belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler hereinbefore described, on the East by Inn Field aforesaid, on the South by a Messuage and Garden of the said Richard Pittis, and on the West by the Public Road leading to Hilsea Green;

and also all those Three other Messuages or Cottages, and Garden, belonging to the said William Hopkins, situated and being on the South Side of the said Messuage and Garden of the said Richard Pittis, and between the same and a small Piece of Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased;

and also all that other Messuage, Barn, Garden and Appurtenances belonging to the said William Hopkins;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land belonging to the said William Hopkins adjoining the South Side of the said Premises lastly hereinbefore described, containing by Statute Measure Eight Acres Two Roods and Twenty nine Perches, be the same more or less, and bounded on the North and East partly by a Cottage and Garden late of the said Thomas Sandon, but now of John Green, and partly by Inn Field aforesaid, on the South by Land of the said Sir Roger Curtis, and on the West by the said Public Road leading to Hilsea Green;

and also all that the said Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, and Garden, belonging to the said Richard Pittis, bounded on the North and South by the said Messuages and Gardens of the said William Hopkins, on the East by Inn Field aforesaid, and on the West by the said Road last mentioned;

and also all those Three Messuages, Tenements or Cottages, and Gardens, belonging to the said John Green, adjoining the North Side of the Premises lastly hereinbefore described, and bounded on the North by the said small Piece of Land of the said Devisees in Trust of the said Sir John Carter deceased, on the South by Messuages and Lands of the said William Hopkins, on the East by Inn Field aforesaid, and on the West by the said last mentioned Public Road;

and also all that capital Mansion or Dwelling House, with the Lawn, Avenue, Shrubbery, Stables, Yard, Garden, Orchard, Pond, Out Houses, Buildings and Farm Yard thereunto belonging, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres One Rood and Twelve Perches or thereabouts, belonging to the said Sir Roger Curtis, situate and being in the Parishes of Wymering and Portsea aforeſaid;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Land on the North Side of the said Avenue and Shrubbery in the said Parish of Wymering, containing by Statute Measure Five Acres Two Roods and Twenty one Perches, be the same more or less;

and also that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land on the South Side of the said Avenue and Shrubbery in the said Parish of Portsea, containing by Statute Measure Ten Acres One Rood and Thirty Perches, be the same more or less;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land on the South Side of the said Mansion in the said Parish of Portsea, adjoining the said Public Road leading to Hilsea Green, containing by Statute Measure Two Acres Three Roods and Eighteen Perches, be the same more or less;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Pasture Land adjoining the Land lastly hereinbefore described, containing by Statute Measure Three Acres Three Roods and Twenty four Perches, be the same more or less;

and also all that Piece or Parcel of Arable Land adjoining the South Side of the above mentioned Lands, containing by Statute Measure Eleven Acres Two Roods and Eight Perches, be the same more or less;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Arable Land on the East Side thereof, containing by Statute Measure Six Acres Three Roods and Twenty two Perches or thereabouts, be the same more or less;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, situate on the East Side of the Land lastly hereinbefore described, and containing by Statute Measure Seven Acres and Six Perches, be the same more or less, all which said last mentioned Lands also belong to the said Sir Roger Curtis, and lie contiguous to his said capital Mansion or Dwelling House, and are bounded on the North by Land of His said Majesty on Part of which Hilsea Barracks stand, on the South Partly by Land belonging to the said Right Honourable Richard Viscount Powerscourt, partly to the Heirs or Representatives of John Ridge deceased, and partly to the College of Winchester, on the East by the said Public Road leading to Hilsea Green, and on the West by the London Turnpike Road aforesaid;

and also all that other Piece or Parcel of Arable Land, containing by Statute Measure Nine Acres One Rood and Thirty six Perches or thereabouts, also belonging to the said Sir Roger Curtis Baronet, situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering on the East Side of the said Public Road leading to Hilsea Green, being the greater Part of a Field called Bittlesome, bounded on the North partly by the Land of the said William Hopkins, and partly by Inn Field aforesaid, belonging to the said Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler, on the South Side by the remaining Part of the said Field called Bittlesome Field, on the East by Seedlip Field aforesaid, and on the West by the said Public Road leading to Hilsea Green;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, belonging to Samuel Spicer, now used as a Public House, called The Battle of Minden, with the Stables, Out Houses, Yards and Gardens thereunto belonging;

and also all those Six Messuages, Tenements or Dwelling Houses, Stables, Yard, Garden and other Appurtenances, belonging to John Burrell the elder, and now occupied by himself, William Jenkins and Thomas Smith, Baker, and others;

and also all that Blacksmith’s Shop and its Appurtenances, belonging to the said Ann Burrell Widow, adjoining the said last mentioned Messuages;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, Garden and other Appurtenances, belonging to Charles Hammond;

and also all those Two newly erected Messuages, Tenements or Dwelling Houses, Yards and Garden, belonging to James Steed and John Rood, or one of them;

and also all that Messuage, Tenement or Dwelling House, with the Baker’s Shop, Stables, Yard and other Appurtenances;

and also a small Wooden Tenement and Garden, belonging to Humphrey Smith, all which said several last mentioned Messuages or Tenements and Premises are situate and being in the said Parish of Wymering on the West Side of Hilsea Barracks aforesaid, between the same Barracks and the London Turnpike Road aforesaid.

The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Sir George Kettilby Rickards, 1814 source

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Whew. Told you it was long. What now follows is a list of individuals mentioned in the Act and their holdings, extracted from the Act by an LLM and ordered roughly by the size of their holdings. This is a lot more readable, but not even 95% accurate. If you’re interested in a particular individual you should probably refer to the original source.

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Estate of Sir John Carter (deceased), held in trust by Dame Carter and Arthur Atherley as Devisees (44.58 ha)

1. Four pieces of pasture land near Hilsea

   • Fifty-four acres three roods and two perches (21.76 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded by Portsmouth Harbour and the lands of William Goldfinch, John Burrell, and others.

2. Pasture land adjoining above parcel

   • One acre two roods and twenty-two Perches (0.66 ha)
   • Located on the north side of above land, bounded by lands of John Burrell, Ann Burrell, and others.

3. Messuage or tenement with garden

   • Size not specified
   • Located on Hilsea Green, bounded by the lands of John Hellyer and others.

4. Parcel of land on Hilsea Green

   • Eight acres and twenty-two perches (3.29 ha)
   • Bounded by lands of His Majesty, Thomas Thistlethwayte, and others.

5. Messuage or cottage with barn

   • Two acres and thirty-nine perches (0.91 ha)
   • Located in Parish of Wymering.

6. Small piece of land opposite Hilsea Barracks

   • Size not specified
     • Bounded by the lands of William Hopkins, the late Thomas Sandon (now John Green), and Richard Antram.

7. Piece of arable land in Inn Field

   • Twenty acres two Roods and thirty perches (9.18 ha)
   • Located in Inn Field, bounded by lands of Richard Antram and others.

8. Piece of arable land in Carston Field

   • Four acres three roods and twenty-five perches (1.99 ha)
   • Located in Carston Field, bounded by lands of Ann Burrell and others.

9. Small piece of land in The Great Common

   • One acre and twelve perches (0.44 ha)
   • Located in The Great Common, bounded by the lands of John Burrell, William Padwick, and others.

10. Piece of land in Hilsea Green

    • Two acres one rood and one perch (0.91 ha)
    • Located on Hilsea Green, bounded by the lands of William Padwick and John Burrell.

11. Piece of land on The Great Common

    • Twelve acres three roods and thirty perches (5.24 ha)
    • Located on The Great Common, bounded by lands of His Majesty, Ann Burrell, and others.

12. Small parcel of land

    • Two Roods (0.20 ha)
    • Bounded on the north east and west by the barn, farm yard and land of William Padwick the Younger, and on the south by the tenements and land of Charles Walker.

William Padwick the Younger (41.34 ha)

1. Messuage or tenement, or farm house, barns, stable, yard, garden, orchard and other appurtenances

   • One acre two roods and twenty six perches (0.67 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering. Previously part of Hilsea Green.

2. Arable land

   • Nineteen acres two roods and thirty-eight perches (7.99 ha)
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, part of Ham Field, bounded by lands of John Hellyer and others.

3. Parcel of land in North Field

   • Twenty-nine Acres Three Roods and Thirty-five Perches (12.13 ha)
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, bounded by lands of John Hellyer, Sir John Carter’s Devisees, and others.

4. Small parcel of waste land

   • Size not specified
   • Located on Hilsea Green, bounded by Ham Field and North Field.

5. Parcel of land on The Great Common

   • Twenty-seven acres and fourteen perches (10.96 ha)
   • Located on The Great Common, bounded by lands of John Hellyer and others.

6. Small piece of land on The Great Common

   • Three roods and thirty-six perches (0.39 ha)
   • Bounded by lands of John Burrell, Ann Burrell, and others.

7. Parcel of land on The Great Common

   • Seventeen acres two roods and eight perches (9.20 ha)
   • Located on The Great Common, bounded by lands of Richard Antram, Joseph Crasler, and others.

Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler (38.40 ha)

1. Pasture land

   • One acre two roods and twelve perches (0.64 ha)
   • Adjoining the lands of John Burrell and others.

2. Arable land

   • Five acres and twenty-five perches (2.09 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded by the lands of John Burrell and Ann Burrell.

3. Messuage or farm house with farm yard

   • Two roods and nine perches (0.83 ha)
   • Occupied by John Green, located in the Parish of Wymering, near Inn Field.

4. Small, triangular piece of waste land

   • Thirty-one roods (3.14 ha)
   • Located near farm yard and premises of Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler.

5. Piece of arable land in Inn Field

   • Twenty-two acres and twenty-three perches (8.96 ha)
   • Bounded by Inn Field, farm yard, and the lands of Sir Roger Curtis.

6. Piece of arable land in Seedlip Field

   • Twenty-five acres three roods and thirty-two perches (10.50 ha)
   • Located in Seedlip Field, bounded by Inn Field and the lands of Admiral Sir Roger Curtis.

7. Piece of land in Hilsea Green

   • One acre three roods and thirty-eight perches (0.80 ha)
   • Located on Hilsea Green, bounded by roads leading to Hilsea Green and His Majesty’s lands.

8. Piece of land in the Parish of Wymering

   • Six acres three roods and fifteen perches (2.77 ha)
   • Located between Seedlip Field and waste lands.

9. Piece of land on The Great Common

   • Twenty-one acres one rood and twenty-six perches (8.67 ha)
   • Located on The Great Common, bounded by the lands of Ann Burrell, William Padwick, and others.

Ann Burrell (32.69 ha)

1. Parcel of arable land

   • Four acres one rood and eleven perches (1.75 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded by the lands of John Hubbard, John Burrell, and others.

2. Parcel of arable land

   • Three acres two roods and one perch (1.42 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea, adjoining the piece of land previously described.

3. Parcel of arable land

   • Two acres two roods and thirteen perches (1.04 ha)
   • Located near the land previously described and bounded on the north by the land of Thomas Hopkins, on the south by the land of John Hubbard, on the east by the Turnpike Road, and on the west by the land of John Burrell.

4. Farm house with arable land

   • Ten acres and thirty-three perches (4.13 ha)
   • Located on the west side of the Turnpike Road, bounded by the estate of Sir Roger Curtis.

5. Six messuages, tenements or cottages and gardens

   • Size not specified
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the north by the cottages and gardens of Charles Walker and Charles Walker the Younger, on the south and east by the land of William Padwick the Younger, and on the west by the road leading to the cottages on Hilsea Green.

6. Parcel of land, part of Garston Field

   • Thirty-four acres one rood and sixteen perches (13.90 ha)
   • The description of this one is quite complex. Probably best to refer to the original source.

7. Parcel of land, part of The Great Common

   • Twenty-four acres one rood and twenty-two perches (9.87 ha)
   • Located on The Great Common, bounded by Langstone Harbour, the lands of the estate of Sir John Carter, Richard Antram, and others.

8. Small parcel of waste land, part of The Great Common

   • One acre one rood and thirty-one Perches (0.58 ha)
   • Located on The Great Common, bounded by lands of the estate of Sir John Carter, Richard Antram, and others.

9. Blacksmith’s Shop and its appurtenances

   • Size not specified
   • Located adjoining the six messuages belonging to John Burrell the Elder.

John Burrell (31.93 ha)

1. Eleven closes or pieces of land in the parishes of Wymering and Portsea
   • Sixty-seven acres and thirteen perches (27.15 ha)
   • Bounded by the lands of Ann Burrell, Westminster College, and Admiral Sir Roger Curtis.

Note

In this context a close is a piece of land that is enclosed or bounded. It typically denotes a small field, meadow, or parcel of land that is fenced in or otherwise defined by physical boundaries such as hedges, walls, or ditches. The term “close” often implies that the land is private property, distinct from common or open land.

2. Arable Land near previous holding

   • One acre one rood and nineteen perches (0.55 ha)
   • Bounded by the lands of Thomas Hopkins, Ann Burrell, and Richard Antram.

3. Pasture land with cottage

   • Five acres and twelve perches (2.05 ha)
   • Located near lands described above, bounded by lands of Richard Antram, Ann Burrell, and the Turnpike Road.

4. Two pieces of land on The Great Common

   • Five acres one rood and twenty perches (2.18 ha)
   • Located on The Great Common, bounded by lands of His Majesty, William Padwick, and others.

Admiral Sir Roger Curtis (26.65 ha)

1. Capital mansion or dwelling house [Gatcombe House] with surrounding land

   • Five acres one rood and twelve perches (2.15 ha)
   • Mansion with lawn, avenue, shrubbery, stables, yard, garden, orchard, pond, outhouses, and farm yard. Located in the parishes of Wymering and Portsea, bounded by lands of His Majesty and others.

2. Parcel of land

   • Five acres two roods and twenty-one perches (2.28 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, adjacent to mansion grounds, on the north side of the avenue and shrubbery.

3. Parcel of arable land

   • Ten acres one rood and thirty perches (4.22 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea, adjacent to mansion grounds, on the south side of the avenue and shrubbery.

4. Parcel of pasture land

   • Two acres three roods and eighteen perches (1.16 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea, on the south side of the mansion, adjoining the public road leading to Hilsea Green.

5. Parcel of pasture land

   • Three acres three roods and twenty-four perches (1.58 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea, and adjoining the above parcel.

6. Parcel of arable land

   • Eleven acres two roods and eight perches (4.67 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea on the south side of the above parcel.

7. Parcel of arable land

   • Six acres three roods and twenty-two perches (2.78 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea on the east side of the above parcel.

8. Parcel of arable land

   • Seven acres and six perches (2.85 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Portsea, on the east side of the above parcel.

9. Parcel of Arable Land

   • Nine acres one rood and thirty-six perches (3.83 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, the greater part of Bittlesome Field, on the east side of the public road leading to Hilsea Green.

10. Parcel of pasture land

    • Two acres three roods and six perches (1.13 ha)
    • Bounded on the east by the Turnpike Road, on the north by lands belonging to Ann Burrell, on the west by lands belonging to John Burrell, and on the south partly by lands belonging to the estate of Sir John Carter and partly by lands belonging to John Burrell.

Thomas Thistlethwayte (25.31 ha)

1. Strip of waste land with messuage

   • One rood and twenty perches (0.15 ha)
   • Occupied by Arthur Mills, with the Turnpike Weighing Engine at the South End, bounded by His Majesty’s land, the Turnpike Road, and a Cottage occupied by Thomas Holland.

2. Four pieces of land in Nore Marsh

   • Twenty-nine acres two roods and twenty-nine perches (12.01 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded by Portsmouth Harbour, the land of James Knight, and other parts of Nore Marsh.

3. Parcel of land on Hilsea Green

   • Five acres three roods and two perches (2.33 ha)
   • Located on east side of Turnpike Road, bounded by lands of His Majesty, John Hellyer, and others.

Richard Pittis (10.82 ha)

1. Pasture land

   • Twelve acres two roods and twenty-five perches (5.12 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering on the north side of the channel belonging to His Majesty, near Portsmouth Harbour and Langstone Harbour, and on the West Side of the Turnpike Road.

2. Pasture land

   • Fourteen acres and twelve perches (5.70 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded on the north by the previous parcel of land, south by His Majesty’s land, east by waste land belonging to Thomas Thistlethwayte, and west by Portsmouth Harbour.

3. Messuage, tenement or dwelling house, and garden

   • Size not specified
   • Bounded on the north and south by the lands of William Hopkins, on the east by Inn Field, and on the west by the public road leading to Hilsea Green.

William Padwick (8.53 ha)

1. Arable land

   • Nine acres one rood and four perches (3.75 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering. Bounded by a road to the salterns of James Stead, land of His Majesty, and lands of William Padwick.

2. Meadow land

   • One acre and thirty-five perches (0.49 ha)
   • A triangular piece of a meadow bounded by other parts of the Meadow, land of James Stead, and a road leading to the salterns.

3. Pasture land

   • Ten Acres Two Roods and Eighteen Perches (4.29 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering. Bounded by lands of His Majesty, Portsmouth Harbour, and other lands of William Padwick.

James Knight (8.38 ha)

1. Parcel of land

   • Seventeen acres three roods and eight perches (7.20 ha)
   • Marsh or pasture land located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded by other lands of James Knight and Portsmouth Harbour.

2. Parcel of land

   • Two acres three roods and twenty-five perches (1.18 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering and bounded by other lands of James Knight and, on the west, by Nore Marsh.

William Friend (6.21 ha)

1. Two fields or closes of pasture or marsh land with tenements
   • Fifteen acres one rood and fifteen perches (6.21 ha)
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, bounded by lands of William Padwick, Portsmouth Harbour, and Nore Marsh.

James Stead (4.26 ha)

1. Arable land with boiling house and saltern
   • Ten acres two roods and three perches (4.26 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, bounded on the north and south by the lands of William Padwick, on the east by the lands of William Friend.

William Hopkins (3.51 ha)

1. Two messuages or dwelling houses with garden

   • Size not specified
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, bounded by lands of Richard Antram, Joseph Crasler, and others.

2. Three messuages or cottages with garden

   • Size not specified
   • Located on South Side of previous property, bounded by land of |Richard Pittis and Sir John Carter’s Devisees.

3. Messuage or barn with garden

   • Eight acres two roods and twenty-nine perches (3.51 ha)
   • Located near Hilsea Green, bounded by lands of John Green and Inn Field.

William Goldfinch (3.02 ha)

1. Parcel of land

   • Seven acres and thirty four perches (2.92 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, with a newly erected cottage at the east end. Bounded on the north and west by land belonging to the estate of Sir John Carter, on the south by the road leading to other lands of the the estate of Sir John Carter, on the east by the small piece of waste land mentioned below.

2. Small piece of waste land

   • Thirty-eight perches (0.10 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, between the parcel of land mentioned above and the Turnpike Road. On part of this land the public pound previously stood.

John Hellyer (2.89 ha)

1. Parcel of arable land on Hilsea Green

   • Seven acres and twenty-four perches (2.89 ha)
   • Located on Hilsea Green, bounded by lands of His Majesty and William Padwick.

John Morey (1.81 ha)

1. Garden ground (formerly arable land)

   • Four Acres One Rood and Thirty-six Perches (1.81 ha)
   • Located in Parish of Portsea, bounded by lands of Ann Burrell and John Burrell.

William Garrett (0.77 ha)

1. Public House called The Horse and Jockey with adjoining pasture land

   • One acre three roods and twenty-three perches (0.77 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, on the east side of the Turnpike Road, bounded by lands of William Padwick, His Majesty, and the Turnpike Road.

John Hubbard (0.50 ha)

1. Messuage or dwelling house with garden

   • One acre and thirty-six perches (0.50 ha)
   • Occupied by Mackenzie Esquire, Barrack Master at Hilsea Barracks, located in Parish of Wymering.

Andrew Lindegren (0.32 ha)

1. Messuage or tenement, with outhouses, garden, parcel of land, and other appurtenances

   • One Rood and Thirty-two Perches (0.18 ha)
   • Occupied by Charles Browning. Located in the Parish of Wymering, east of the Turnpike Road.

2. Small piece of waste land

   • One Rood and Fourteen Perches (0.14 ha)
   • Located in the Parish of Wymering, and bounded on the east by the Turnpike Road, on the north by a road leading from the Turnpike Road to salterns belonging to James Stead, on the south by land belonging to William Garrett, and on the west partly by the road leading to the salterns and partly by land belonging to William Padwick. Part of this land forms the way to the land of William Padwick.

Thomas Hopkins (0.32 ha)

1. Four messuages or dwelling houses with carpenter’s shop

• Three roods and seven perches (0.32 ha)
• Bounded by lands of John Burrell, Ann Burrell, and Richard Antram.

Vicar of Wymering (0.25 ha)

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1. Small piece of arable land
   • Two roods and Nineteen Perches (0.25 ha)
   • Located near Garston Field, bounded by lands of Ann Burrell and the estate of Sir John Carter.

Right Honourable Richard Viscount Powerscourt (0.17 ha)

1. Small piece of arable land

• One rood and twenty-nine perches (0.17 ha)
• Bounded by the lands of the Vicar of Wymering and Garston Field.

|John Burrell the Elder

1. Six messuages or dwelling houses with stables and yard

   • Size not specified
   • Occupied by himself, William Jenkins, Thomas Smith, and others.

George Dawson

1. The King’s Head, newly erected public house

   • Size not specified
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, bounded by the Turnpike Road to the east, and Old cottage also owned by George Dawson to the north

2. Old cottage with appurtenances

   • Size not specified
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, bounded by the Turnpike Road to the east, the land of James Soaper to the west, the road leading to the arable land of Richard Antram and Joseph Crasler to the north, and The King’s Head also owned by George Dawson to the south.

John Green

1. Three messuages, tenements or cottages and gardens

   • Size not specified
   • Bounded on the north by the Land of the estate of Sir John Carter, on the south by messuages and lands of William Hopkins, on the east by Inn Field and on the west by the public road leading to Hilsea Green

Charles Hammond

1. Messuage, tenement or dwelling house, garden and other appurtenances:
   • Size not specified
   • Located near Hilsea Barracks.

Humphrey Smith

1. Small Wooden Tenement and Garden
   • Size not specified
   • In the Parish of Wymering, on the west side of Hilsea Barracks, between the Barracks and the London Turnpike Road

James Soaper

1. Cottage and land at the Back of King’s Head

   • Size not specified
   • Situated at the back of The King’s Head.

Samuel Spicer

1. Public House called The Battle of Minden
   • Size not specified
   • With stables, out houses, yards, and gardens.

James Steed and John Rood

1. Two newly erected messuages or dwelling houses

   • Size not specified
   • Located near Hilsea Barracks.

2. Messuage or dwelling house with baker’s shop

   • Size not specified
   • Located near Hilsea Barracks. Owner is not specified, but is likely Steed, James or John Rood.

Charles Walker and Charles Walker the Younger

1. Two messuages or cottages with gardens

   • Size not specified
   • Located in Parish of Wymering, bounded on the north by the estate of Sir John Carter, on the south by the six tenements or cottages and land of Ann Burrell, on the east by Ham Field, and on the west by the road leading to the cottages on Hilsea Green.

Arthur Atherley

• Devisee in Trust for Sir John Carter (deceased)

Dame Carter

• Devisee in Trust for Sir John Carter (deceased)

Charles Browning

• Tenant of Andrew Lindegren

James Carter

• Tenant of Thomas Hopkins

Edward Catchlove

• Tenant of Thomas Hopkins

Thomas Holland

• Tenant of Thomas Thistlethwayte

William Jenkins

• Tenant of |John Burrell the Elder

Mackenzie Esquire, Barrack Master at Hilsea Barracks

• Tenant of John Hubbard

Arthur Mills

• Tenant of Thomas Thistlethwayte

Thomas Smith

• Baker and tenant of John Burrell the Elder.

John Ridge

• Deceased. Owned land south of Hilsea Barracks, on the southern border of the land described in the Act.

Thomas Sandon

• Deceased. Holdings appear to have been passed to John Green.

Sherborne and John Henry Stewart, Esquires

• Owned a piece of land called New Mead that borders the land described in the Act.

Note

Mead - meadow

The College of Winchester

• Owned land south of Hilsea Barracks, on the southern border of the land described in the Act.

Note

There’s nearly 90 separate parcels of land listed there, including the Coach and Horses, Battle of Minden, the King’s Head and the Horse and Jockey.