Volume Twelve - Pre-Victorian to the Present Day - further aspects - Defence of the Realm - Penarth Head Fort and Coastal Battery . . .

Two of the Special Conditions of Sale appended to the Prospectus : -

2 - The property is sold and will be conveyed subject to such exceptions and reservations of rights of way along and upon the pathway shown coloured brown on the Sale plan and over the foreshore lying between highwater mark and low water mark and the right to connect the outfall sewer on the north side of the property with the outfall sewer on the south side thereof by means of an underground tunnel or other underground means as were by Indenture of Conveyance dated the 28th day of November 1901 and made between The Right Honourable Robert George Lord Windsor of the 1st part Sir Robert Nigel Fitzhardinge Kingscote of the 2nd part and the Vendor of the 3rd part excepted or reserved in favour of the said Lord Windsor and his heirs and assigns and the other persons therein mentioned.

And subject also to the liability to repair the said pathway under the covenant in that behalf contained in the same Conveyance.

And subject also to the condition that no close fence or wall shall be erected on the east side of such pathway or so as to obstruct the view therefrom.

And subject as to the said foreshore to such exceptions of Coal and other minerals in and under the said foreshore and rights of working and getting the same and to such restrictive and right of re-entry as were excepted reserved or contained in an Indenture of Conveyance dated the 23rd day of July 1858 and made between the late Queen's Most Excellent Majesty of the 1st part The Honourable James Kenneth Howard of the 2nd part and the Right Honourable Harriet Baroness Windsor of the 3rd part and John Drummond of the 4th part.

Abstracts or copies of the material parts of the said Conveyances of the 28th day of November 1901 and the 23rd day of July  1858 will be produced at the sale and may be inspected at the office of the Treasury Solicitor at any time previously during office hours and the Purchaser (whether availing himself of such opportunity for inspection or not) is to be deemed to have full notice of the contents of such Conveyances.

7 - The Vendor reserves the right to enter upon the property for the purposes of removing or defacing boundary stones within three months of the completion of the purchase.