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Society of the Inner Temple London, for w^ch I have given severall former acquittances, and in consideration of twenty shillings now paid to nice by the Hono^ble Roger North and Oliver Montague, Esq^rs, Benchers, and William Powlett, Esq^r now Treasurer of the s^d society of the Middle Temple, and by S^r Robert Sawyer, Knt., now Treasurer, and Charles Holloway and Richard Edwards, Esq^rs, Benchers of s^d Society of the Inner Temple, Have granted bargained and sold and doe hereby fully and absolutely grant bargaine and sell vnto tho s^d Roger North, Oliver Montague, and William Powlett, and the said S^r Robert Sawyer, Charles Holloway, and Richard Edwards, Esq^rs, all that organ which is now sett up and standing in the organ-loft in the Temple Church belonging to the said two Societyes; and all stops and pipes and other partes and appurtenances of the said organ, and particularly the stops and pipes in the Schedule hereunder written mencioned, and alsoe the curtaine rods and curtaines—and all other goods and chattles being in or belonging to the said organ and organ-loft. To hold to the said Roger North, Oliver Montague, and William Powlett, and the said S^r Robert Sawyer, Charles Holloway, and Richard Edwards, Esq^rs, their Exec^rs and Adm^rs In trust for and to the use of both the said Societyes of the Middle and Inner Temples. In witness whereof I the said Bernard Smyth have in these P^rsents