| Description | (Includes copy conveyance of several parcels of land formerly part of the Orts Farm, of which lots 1-3 and 27-28 are bounded on the north by the towing path adjoining the New Cut or Canal and the Orts Road on the south, lots 9 and 11 are on the north side of the high turnpike road from London to Bath [London Road], extending northwards to a private road leading into Watlington or Orts Lane [Watlington Street], and lot 34 is between King's Road and the new Cut, abutting westward on Watlington Lane [Watlington Street], 1833; surrender of lease of Victoria Wharf from the Great Western Railway as successors to the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation to Aurelius Drewe, traffic manager of the GWR, 1853; and counterpart lease of the dwellinghouse, wharf and premises called Victoria Wharf, King's Road, Reading, 1853.) |