Not quite sure what info you are looking for

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There is on Ancestry a Public Members Tree of Robert RAIKES and a picture of his premises - Southgate St, Gloucester

Born 1690 - parents: Timothy RAIKES L.L.D. Revd. of Hessle 1651-1721 and Sarah PARTRIDGE - 1654

On the 5 March 1705 aged 15 - copy of the London, England, Freedom of the City Admissions - for Robert - of York, son of Timothy)
25 February 1722, Marriage to Sarah NEBLETT
16 May 1725 - Marriage to Ann MONK - St Ann Blackfairs London - he was from Gloucester (copy on Tree)
31 July 1750 - age 60 - residence Gloucester

On this tree

Robert RAIKES, Founder of the Sunday School Movement married Ann TRIGGE 23 Decem 1767 - St Mary de Crypt Church, Gloucester

birth 14 Sept 1736 - Ladybellegate House, Gloucester etc.

The following page from Victoria County History should prove a great help.
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/vch/glos/vol5/pp46-84
There is a paragraph commencing as follows:
"An estate, comprising land in the north of Aylburton tithing, in Bream tithing of Newland, and in St. Briavels, was based on a house at the parish boundary that was called at various times PRIOR'S MESNE LODGE, BREAM LODGE, and PRIOR'S LODGE."
and includes the following sentence:
"but later occupants of the estate, though not necessarily owners of all rights in it, were Mary's son Powlett Lawrence (d. by 1756), his brother Barrow Lawrence (d. 1770),"
This tells us that the property was occupied by Barrow Lawrence and I therefore assume that he was the mortgagor (Borrower) and Robert Raikes, the mortgagee (Lender).

Mike