...will pay the " 1851" Commissioners a ground-rent calculated at the rate of 2402. per acre per annum. Lastly, the contractors are bound to sell absolutely...rights over the buildings for a further sum of 130,000Z., which may possibly be paid by the surplus receipts of the Exhibition, if the success be great, of...

...gallery becomes the property of the Society of Arts. Lastly, the contractors are bound to sell all their remaining rights over the buildings for a further sum of £130,000, which sum it is hoped may be obtained from the receipts of the Exhibition. The sum and substance of the contract...

...Commissioners a ground-rent calculated at the rate of 240Z. per acre, per annum. Lastly, the contractors aro bound to sell, absolutely, the remaining rights over...further sum of 130,000?., which may possibly be paid by tho surplus receipts of the Exhibition, if tho success be great. Comparing the extent of the present...

...will pay the " 1851 " Commissioners a ground-rent calculated at the rate of 240J. per acre, per annum. Lastly, the contractors are bound to sell, absolutely,...receipts of the Exhibition, if the success be great. Comparing the extent of the present building with that of 1851, — the latter occupied nearly 23 acres...

...will pay the "1851" Commissioners a ground-rent calculated at the rate of 240?. per acre, per annum. Lastly, the contractors are bound to sell, absolutely,...for a further sum of 130,000?., which may possibly bo paid by the surplus receipts of the Exhibition, if the success he great. Comparing tho extent of...

...at the rate of 240?. per acre, per annum. Lastly, tho contractors arc bound to sell, absolutely, tho remaining rights over the buildings, for a further...receipts of the Exhibition, if the success be great. Comparing the extent of the present building with that of 1851, — the latter occupied nearly 23 acres...