SYMBOLEOGRAPHY
Of
Fines
and
Concordes
.
The
definition
of
Fines
.
FOrasmuch
as
we
haue
alreadie
in
our
first
part
Sect.
1.
of
Symboleography
shewed
the
forme
of
diuers
Conditions
and
Couenants
,
aswell
for
the
leuying
of
Fines
of
lands
and
tenementes
,
as
also
to
rayse
and
limit
the
vses
thereof
:
It
now
seemeth
necessarie
to
shew
how
the
Notes
of
writs
of
Couenants
and
Concordes
for
Fines
,
with
other
necessarie
circumstances
concerning
the
same
are
to
be
made
.
Wherefore
let
vs
first
learne
what
,
and
how
worthy
things
Fines
be
.
Tremayle
21.
E.
fol.
4.
tearmeth
Fines
,
couenants
made
before
Iustices
,
and
entred
of
record
.
Browne
saith
,
Fines
be
fructus
,
exitus
,
&
finis
effectus
Legis
,
Plow
.
fol.
357.
Glanuil
in
his
eight
booke
and
first
chapter
tearmeth
a
Fine
Amicabilis
compositio
&
finalis
concordia
ex
consensu
&
licentia
domini
Regis
vel
eius
Iusticiariorum
.
And
Bracton
tractatu
quinto
Lib.
5.
ca.
28.
Sect.
7.
de
Exceptionibus
saith
,
finis
ideo
dicitur
finalis
concordia
,
quia
imponit
finem
litibus
,
&
est
exceptio
peremptoria
.
And
Glanuil
cap.
3.
Lib.
9.
saith
,
Talis
concordia
finalis
dicitur
,
eo
quod
finem
imponit
negotio
,
adeo
vt
neutra
pars
litigantium
ab
eo
de
caetero
poterit
recedere
.
In
which
bookes
may
be
seene
th
auncient
forme
of
leuying
Fines
&
their
great
antiquitie
:
for
they
be
as
auncient
as
any
Court
of
Record
,
Plow
.
fol.
357.
a.
368.
b.
which
without
question
were
long
before
the
Conquest
.
So
that
Fines
hauing
their
commencement
of
Record
long
before
the
Conquest
,
euer
since
haue
remayned
in
great
estimation
,
as
appeareth
by
a
Fine
leuied
before
the
Conquest
touching
the
possession
of
the
Abbey
of
Crowland
,
and
diuers
other
auncient
Fines
leuied
before
that
time
yet
extant
,
Plow.
357.
a.
368.
b.
But
chiefely
we
are
to
consider
their
effects
,
which
be
to
make
certeintie
and
assurance
to
the
parties
concerning
their
estates
in
lands
and
tenements
,
and
to
end
contention
,
and
breed
peace
and
securitie
to
all
men
.
As
appeareth
by
the
Statute
▪
de
Finibus
27.
Edw.
1.
Stat.
1.
cap.
1.
wherein
be
these
words
,
Quia
fines
in
Curia
nostra
leuati
finem
litibus
imponere
debent
,
&
imponunt
:
Ideo
fines
vocantur
maxime
cum
post
Duellum
&
magnam
Assisam
in
suo
casu
vltimum
locum
finalem
teneant
imperpetuum
:
with
which
Statute
agreeth
Bracton
tractatu
5.
Lib.
5.
cap.
28.
Sect.
7.
de
Exceptionibus
.
And
therefore
by
th
auncient
law
,
Fine
and
Nonclaime
by
the
space
of
a
yeare
and
a
day
was
a
peremptory
barre
to
all
men
,
which
was
abrogated
by
the
statute
made
34.
Ed.
3.
cap.
16.
And
at
this
day
Fines
be
of
great
force
,
puissance
,
and
worthinesse
:
for
being
leuied
and
ingrossed
with
proclamations
,
according
to
the
statute
of
4.
H.
7.
cap.
24.
1.
R.
3.
cap.
7.
32.
H.
8.
cap.
36.
&
31.
Eliz.
Reg.
cap.
2.
They
are
finall
endes
,
and
sufficiently
conclude
,
barre
,
and
discharge
for
euer
aswell
parties
and
priuies
as
estrangers
to
the
same
,
except
women
couert
(
other
then
beene
parties
to
the
fines
)
and
euery
other
person
at
the
time
of
the
leuying
of
the
same
fine
being
within
the
age
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
or
in
prison
,
or
out
of
the
Realme
,
or
of
vnsound
mind
,
and
not
parties
to
such
fines
:
Sauing
vnto
estrangers
to
such
fines
such
right
,
title
,
claime
,
and
interest
,
as
they
haue
to
the
tenements
therein
contained
at
the
time
of
th
ingrossing
thereof
:
so
that
they
pursue
the
same
by
action
,
or
lawful
entrie
within
fiue
yeeres
next
after
proclamations
thereupon
made
according
to
the
said
statutes
:
And
sauing
to
all
other
persons
such
action
,
right
,
title
,
claime
,
and
interest
,
in
,
or
to
the
tenements
in
such
fines
mencioned
,
as
first
shall
grow
,
remaine
,
discend
,
or
come
to
them
after
the
said
fine
ingrossed
and
proclamations
made
,
by
force
of
any
cause
or
matter
had
or
made
before
the
said
fine
leuied
:
so
that
they
pursue
their
action
,
right
,
or
title
within
fiue
yeeres
next
after
that
it
is
to
them
accrued
.
By
which
authorities
we
gather
that
fines
are
nothing
els
,
but
Instruments
20.
Ass.
p.
1.
26.
Ass.
p.
37.
Dyer
fol.
179.
Plow
.
fol.
146.
of
record
of
agreements
concerning
lands
,
tenements
,
or
hereditaments
,
duely
made
by
the
Queenes
consent
&
licence
,
&
knowledged
by
the
parties
to
the
same
vpon
a
writ
of
Couenant
,
a
writ
of
Right
,
a
writ
of
Customes
&
Seruices
,
Warrantia
chartae
thereof
,
or
such
like
,
before
the
Iustices
of
the
Common
place
,
or
others
thereunto
authorized
,
&
ingrossed
of
record
in
the
same
Court
,
to
end
all
controuersies
therof
both
betweene
themselues
which
be
parties
and
priuies
to
the
same
,
and
all
estrangers
not
suing
or
clayming
in
due
time
.
These
Fines
destroy
estates
taile
,
(
other
then
such
as
be
made
by
the
King
,
the
reuersion
being
in
the
King
,
32.
H.
8.
ca.
36.
And
other
then
fines
of
lands
restrayned
from
alienation
by
act
of
parliament
,
32.
H.
8.
cap.
36.
Or
leuied
by
an
Intrudor
of
lands
seised
into
the
kings
hands
,
as
by
an
heire
which
holdeth
in
Capite
before
Liuery
sued
1.
H.
7.
ca.
5.
for
by
the
Praerogatiue
cap.
13.
by
his
entrie
he
gayneth
no
freehold
.
)
And
in
time
become
perpetuall
barres
against
all
men
,
end
strife
,
make
peace
,
breede
securitie
and
tranquillitie
,
which
is
the
very
fruite
,
effect
,
and
end
of
all
godly
Lawes
.
Of
the
parties
to
fines
.
IN
euery
Fine
two
things
are
principally
to
be
regarded
,
the
persons
,
Sect.
2.
and
the
action
.
Persons
chiefely
regarded
in
fines
be
the
parties
to
the
fines
and
the
Iudges
.
Parties
to
the
fines
be
the
Cognizor
and
the
Cognizee
,
which
are
th
efficient
causes
thereof
.
The
Cognizor
is
he
which
doth
knowledge
the
fine
.
The
Cognizee
is
he
to
whom
the
fine
is
leuied
.
In
the
parties
3.
things
are
specially
to
be
regarded
:
Their
Capacities
,
Names
,
and
Estates
.
Touching
the
Capacitie
of
the
Cognizor
it
is
to
be
considered
whether
he
be
a
person
able
to
leuie
a
fine
or
no
:
namely
whether
he
be
void
of
all
such
impediments
naturall
and
ciuill
as
may
hinder
him
in
doing
thereof
.
What
persons
may
be
Cognizors
,
and
what
not
?
ALl
persons
male
&
female
may
be
Cognizors
,
but
such
as
are
prohibited
Sect.
3
.
that
to
doe
by
nature
or
law
.
By
nature
through
defect
of
the
nund
,
or
of
the
bodie
,
but
no
longer
then
such
defect
endureth
.
This
defect
of
the
mind
is
either
naturall
or
casuall
.
Of
Infancie
.
DEfects
of
the
minde
by
nature
is
by
age
which
is
of
Infants
,
Sect.
4.
that
is
persons
vnder
th
age
of
xxi
.
yeeres
,
as
by
Ideocy
which
ought
not
to
be
Cognizors
,
because
the
law
intendeth
they
want
vnderstanding
and
discretion
what
to
do
in
this
behalfe
:
Yet
if
a
fine
be
leuied
by
an
Infant
,
it
cannot
be
reuersed
but
by
himselfe
by
writ
of
Error
during
his
infancy
,
that
the
Court
may
see
him
and
thereby
iudge
his
age
,
50.
E.
3.
5.
17.
E.
3.
52.
and
78.
Impediments
of
the
mind
casuall
such
as
affect
,
are
furious
madde
men
,
Lunatiques
,
Ideots
,
men
hauing
the
Lethargie
,
whereunto
may
(
as
it
seemeth
)
be
added
doting
old
persons
wanting
discretion
,
men
drunken
,
who
ought
not
to
be
Cognizors
,
for
their
fines
are
not
reuersable
,
because
the
fine
it selfe
argueth
their
habilities
,
for
the
law
intendeth
that
Iudges
will
receiue
no
cognizances
of
such
persons
,
17.
E.
3.
5.
and
78.
17.
Ass.
17.
Defects
of
the
bodie
.
DEfects
of
the
bodie
be
such
infirmities
thereof
by
which
the
principall
Sect.
5.
sences
necessarie
for
vnderstanding
and
to
declare
their
consents
are
wanting
:
Of
which
sort
be
such
as
are
blind
,
deafe
,
or
dumbe
,
naturally
.
But
persons
blind
,
deafe
,
or
dumbe
accidentally
may
make
cognizance
if
they
can
expresse
their
meaning
by
writing
.
Impediments
legall
or
ciuill
.
LEgall
impediments
be
when
such
persons
be
prohibited
by
law
as
Sect.
6.
by
nature
are
able
to
leuie
fines
.
And
they
are
either
by
reason
of
subiection
or
ioint
power
.
Of
legall
subiection
.
SUbiection
legall
is
when
persons
be
vnder
the
rule
of
others
,
as
a
Sect.
7.
feme
couert
to
her
husband
,
2.
H.
5.
9.
E.
3.
28.
A
villein
to
his
Lord
33.
E.
3.
Persons
ciuilly
dead
,
as
Friers
,
Nunnes
,
Monkes
,
Channons
professed
,
and
other
like
supersticious
votaries
,
who
are
in
subiection
to
their
Soueraignes
,
14.
H.
8.
16.
2.
R.
2.
5.
Of
couerture
.
ANd
therefore
a
feme
couert
within
age
ought
not
to
leuie
a
fine
,
Sect.
8.
for
that
she
cannot
reuerse
it
during
the
couerture
,
nor
after
if
the
couerture
continue
till
she
be
of
full
age
,
50.
E.
3.
5.
27.
Ass.
pla.
53.
And
a
feme
couert
ought
not
to
leuie
a
fine
but
with
her
right
husband
,
7.
H.
4.
23.
42.
E.
3.
20.
But
a
fine
leuied
by
a
feme
couert
without
her
husband
of
her
owne
landes
wherein
she
hath
fee
simple
,
is
an
estoppell
against
her
and
her
heires
,
if
her
husband
auoid
it
not
by
entrie
,
or
otherwise
,
as
he
may
during
his
wiues
life
,
and
after
her
death
during
his
owne
life
,
as
if
he
be
tenant
by
the
Curtesie
,
17.
E.
3.
52.
and
78.
17.
Ass.
17.
7.
H.
4.
23.
But
if
lyuing
her
first
husband
she
take
a
second
husband
,
and
with
him
and
by
his
name
knowledge
a
fine
,
this
fine
shall
not
bind
her
,
because
she
is
misnamed
,
7.
H.
4.
22.
and
23.
Yet
if
she
with
her
right
husband
by
a
wrong
christian
name
leuie
a
fine
,
she
is
estopped
during
her
life
,
●
.
Ass.
pla.
11.
Brooke
Fines
117.
A
feme
couert
must
beware
how
she
with
her
husband
do
leuie
a
fine
of
her
Iointure
,
least
she
thereby
lose
her
dower
,
Trin.
19.
Eliz.
Dyer
fol.
359.
pla
49.
Neyther
ought
the
husband
without
his
wife
to
leuie
any
fine
of
her
lands
,
for
she
and
her
heires
may
auoid
it
after
his
death
,
32.
H.
8.
cap.
28.
12.
E.
4.
12.
42.
E.
3.
20.
Villeines
.
ANd
Villeines
by
knowledging
such
fines
should
preiudice
their
Sect.
9.
Lords
,
thereby
bereauing
them
of
the
landes
aliened
,
for
such
fines
be
good
.
Persons
dead
in
law
.
ANd
fines
leuied
by
persons
ciuilly
dead
are
vtterly
void
.
Sect.
10.
Imprisonment
.
ANd
if
men
compelled
by
threatnings
or
inprisonment
should
be
Sect.
11.
admitted
to
leuie
fines
,
they
should
thereby
be
barred
,
because
the
law
intendeth
such
persons
are
at
libertie
when
they
knowledge
fines
17.
E.
3.
52.
78.
17.
Ass.
17.
Of
persons
hauing
ioint
power
.
PErsons
prohibited
to
be
Cognizors
by
reason
of
ioint
power
,
are
Sect.
12.
they
that
haue
ioint
power
and
aucthoritie
with
others
,
as
the
single
members
of
euery
Corporation
or
Society
,
As
a
Bishop
without
his
Deane
and
Chapter
,
A
Deane
without
his
Chapter
,
An
Abbot
or
Prior
without
his
Couent
,
A
Parson
,
Vicar
,
Prebendary
,
or
Chauntry
priest
without
their
Ordinarie
,
A
Maior
without
his
Cominaltie
,
Masters
of
colledges
without
their
Felowes
,
And
of
other
Societies
incorporate
,
may
not
leuie
fines
,
Plow.
375.
b.
11.
Elizab.
fol.
538.
a
21.
Eliz.
21.
E.
4.
13.
11.
H.
4.
68.
12.
H.
4.
11.
&
12.
38.
E.
3.
33.
Plow
.
fol.
538.
a.
20.
Eliz.
Of
the
estates
of
Cognizors
.
ALbeit
euery
fine
be
good
to
bind
the
parties
,
yet
for
the
validitie
Sect.
13.
of
the
fine
it
is
conuenient
that
either
the
Cognizor
or
the
Cognizee
be
seazed
of
the
lands
aliened
,
41.
E.
3.
14.
22.
H.
6.
13.
For
the
fine
is
void
if
neither
of
the
parties
be
seazed
at
the
leuying
thereof
,
41.
E.
3.
14.
33.
H.
6.
18.
3.
H.
6.
27.
27.
H.
8.
4.
and
20.
37.
H.
6.
34.
13.
Ass.
p.
8.
3.
H.
7.
9.
5.
E.
3.
22.
H.
6.
57.
Yet
the
vouchee
after
he
hath
entred
into
the
warrantie
may
leuy
a
fine
vnto
the
demandant
,
though
in
facto
neither
of
them
is
seazed
:
For
such
vouchee
is
tenant
in
law
and
may
confesse
the
action
,
because
of
the
priuitie
betweene
him
and
the
demandant
.
But
a
fine
by
him
so
leuied
to
an
estranger
is
void
,
8.
H.
4.
5.
5.
H.
7.
40.
Persons
attained
or
wayued
in
personall
actions
may
alien
by
fine
or
otherwise
,
for
their
estates
remayne
in
them
still
,
though
they
thereby
forfeyt
the
profites
of
their
landes
,
9.
H.
6.
20.
21.
H.
7.
7.
And
persons
attainted
of
Felony
or
Treason
may
not
be
Cognizors
,
by
reason
that
by
their
offences
their
estates
be
forfeyted
,
But
if
they
do
,
their
fines
be
good
against
all
persons
but
the
King
and
the
Lord
of
whom
the
lands
beholden
for
their
times
,
8.
Ass.
pla.
25.
for
their
estats
remaine
in
them
during
their
liues
.
Also
tenant
for
life
may
leuie
a
fine
sur
graunt
&
releas
of
the
lands
which
he
holdeth
for
life
,
to
hold
to
the
Cognizee
for
life
of
the
tenant
for
life
,
and
it
is
no
forfeiture
,
44.
E.
3.
36.
But
if
the
estate
were
larger
,
or
the
fine
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
que
&c.
it
were
a
forfeiture
of
his
estate
,
4.
H.
7.
fol.
The
same
law
is
of
such
sins
by
tenant
in
tayle
after
possibility
,
tenant
in
dower
,
or
by
the
curtesie
,
39.
E.
3.
16.
But
such
fine
of
a
rent
seemeth
to
be
no
forfeiture
,
2.
H.
5.
7.
Yet
a
particuler
tenant
,
as
in
dower
,
by
curtesie
,
or
for
life
,
cannot
by
fine
graunt
&
surrender
their
estates
to
th
owner
of
the
reuersion
or
remainder
,
but
may
by
fine
graunt
and
releas
the
same
,
17.
E.
3.
62.
24.
E.
3.
26.
20.
E.
3.
and
14.
E.
3.
A
tenant
in
commen
or
Iointenant
may
leuie
a
fyne
of
his
part
,
26.
H.
8.
9.
So
may
a
Coparcener
of
his
part
,
Dyer
334.
plac
.
30.
Pasch.
16.
Eliz.
A
fine
leuied
by
the
heyre
who
is
an
Intrudor
vpon
the
kings
possession
is
voyd
per
le
Praerog
.
cap.
13.
1.
H.
7.
5.
24.
E.
3.
65.
But
if
such
fine
be
leuied
without
intrusion
,
it
bindeth
the
Cognizor
and
his
heires
,
1.
H.
7.
5.
If
a
disseisor
leuie
a
fyne
with
proclamation
,
and
the
disseisee
within
fiue
yeares
after
do
not
enter
or
caime
,
he
and
his
heires
be
barred
for
euer
,
Plowd
.
fol.
353.
11.
Elizab.
inter
Stowell
&
Zouch
.
Also
fines
may
be
leuied
by
the
tenant
in
taile
general
,
or
special
,
And
by
tenant
in
fee
simple
,
And
by
tenant
in
remainder
or
reuersion
.
¶
Hauing
thus
passed
the
capacities
and
estates
of
Cognizors
,
let
vs
haue
consideration
how
they
may
be
named
.
How
Cognizors
are
to
be
named
.
TOuching
the
names
whereby
parties
to
fines
ought
to
be
named
,
Sect.
14.
for
so
much
as
names
be
to
no
other
end
inserted
into
fines
and
other
writings
,
then
that
it
may
be
certeinly
knowen
,
who
be
the
parties
thereunto
,
it
is
requisite
that
they
be
certeinly
named
by
their
right
names
of
baptisme
and
surnames
,
whether
the
same
be
King
,
Prince
,
Duke
,
Marquesse
,
Earle
,
Vicont
,
Baron
,
Lord
,
or
Knight
,
which
be
names
of
dignitie
,
(
some
of
which
are
sometimes
named
without
their
Surnames
:
as
Georg.
Comes
Salop'
without
his
surname
,
Iohens
Dux
Lancastr̄
,
)
or
he
be
an
Esquire
or
Gentleman
,
which
be
names
of
worship
,
nobilitie
,
and
honor
,
14.
H.
6.
15.
21.
E.
4.
84.
Whose
addicions
neuerthelesse
of
curtesie
are
communly
vsed
in
fines
:
as
Io.
Byron
Miles
,
H.
D.
armig
.
T.
L.
gener̄
,
Or
if
he
be
a
●eoman
,
husbandman
,
artificer
,
laborer
,
or
any
Ecclesiasticall
person
:
as
Archbishop
,
Bishop
,
Archdeacon
,
Deane
,
Parson
,
Vicar
,
Clerke
,
&c.
Or
any
Corporation
,
or
bodie
ciuill
,
politique
,
or
corporate
,
hauing
couent
or
common
seale
:
as
Baylife
and
Burgesses
,
Maior
and
Comminaltie
,
or
any
other
fraternitie
or
brotherhood
,
11.
H.
4.
44.
12.
H.
4.
20.
14.
H.
4.
21.
7.
H.
6.
27.
And
albeit
it
be
not
necessarie
alwayes
in
fines
to
giue
the
parties
their
proper
additions
of
place
,
dignitie
,
estate
,
degree
,
misterie
,
or
occupation
:
Yet
if
there
be
two
or
more
in
one
parishe
of
one
name
and
surname
,
it
seemeth
requisite
for
distinction
sake
,
to
giue
them
some
additions
&c.
as
I.
S.
senior
or
iunior
&c.
As
if
a
man
haue
two
sonnes
of
one
name
,
or
the
father
and
his
sonne
be
of
one
name
,
the
father
shall
not
carie
the
addition
of
senior
,
but
the
sonne
of
iunior
,
and
not
the
elder
brother
but
the
yonger
,
37.
H.
6.
29.
47.
E.
3.
16.
What
persons
may
be
Cognizees
in
fines
,
and
secondly
by
what
names
they
must
be
named
.
ALl
such
persons
as
may
be
grauntees
or
take
contracts
,
may
bee
Sect.
15.
cognizees
,
as
persons
of
full
age
,
Infants
,
femes
couert
,
madde
men
,
lunatique
,
ideots
,
men
imprisoned
,
men
without
the
Realme
,
And
all
Corporations
and
ciuill
bodies
,
men
attainted
of
felonie
or
treason
,
men
outlawed
in
personall
actions
,
bastards
,
clerkes
conuict
,
villeines
,
aliens
,
&c.
And
if
a
fine
be
leuied
to
a
feme
couert
,
she
needeth
not
to
bee
examined
,
because
she
taketh
by
the
fine
:
And
if
she
had
any
better
estate
before
the
fine
,
the
fine
shall
not
conclude
her
to
claime
it
,
3.
H.
6.
42.
41.
E.
3.
7.
50.
E.
3.
9.
24.
E.
3.
62.
Neither
shall
an
Infant
being
cognizee
〈◊〉
24.
E.
3.
62.
because
the
fine
is
for
his
benefite
.
Tenant
〈◊〉
may
be
cognizee
in
a
fine
,
by
which
the
cognizee
doth
confesse
all
his
fight
,
which
he
hath
in
the
lands
,
to
be
the
right
of
the
tenant
for
life
,
and
release
and
quite
claime
to
him
and
his
heires
,
and
not
commit
any
forfeiture
,
for
thereby
his
former
estate
is
not
changed
,
and
it
may
inure
to
him
in
reuersion
or
remainder
,
1.
H.
7.
fol.
5.
And
an
Abbot
,
Deane
and
Chapter
,
Maior
and
Cominaltie
,
&
such
like
Corporations
,
may
be
cognizees
in
fines
:
But
before
the
ingrossing
of
the
fine
to
such
Corporation
,
a
writ
ought
to
be
directed
to
the
Iustices
of
the
common
place
,
quod
permittant
finem
illum
leuari
,
5.
H.
7.
25.
19.
H.
6.
25.
A
Prior
may
be
cognizee
,
22.
E.
4.
15.
E.
4.
22.
But
persons
ciuilly
dead
,
as
Monkes
,
Channons
,
and
Friers
,
can
not
be
cognizees
,
because
they
be
vnder
the
rule
of
others
,
and
want
ciuill
capacitie
,
5.
H.
7.
25.
19.
H.
6.
25.
By
what
names
.
2
Cognizees
in
fines
must
be
named
by
their
right
proper
names
&
surnames
:
for
a
fine
being
leuied
to
A.
and
Sibell
his
wife
,
(
where
her
Christian
name
was
Isabell
)
was
holden
void
.
1.
Ass.
pla.
1.
See
the
Section
how
the
Cognizors
are
to
be
named
,
and
that
will
satisfie
you
for
the
naming
of
Cognizees
.
Before
what
persons
Fines
may
be
knowledged
.
HAuing
thus
perused
the
capacities
,
estates
,
&
names
of
cognizors
Sect.
16.
and
cognizees
,
it
is
time
to
inquire
of
the
Iudges
,
before
whom
this
businesse
may
be
handled
:
Touching
which
it
is
to
be
noted
,
that
of
these
,
some
are
Iudges
only
at
the
time
of
the
cognizances
&
certificat
thereof
.
And
others
at
the
time
of
the
Concord
.
And
Iudges
of
the
cognizances
,
are
such
persons
as
haue
power
to
take
such
cognizance
,
eyther
by
vertue
of
their
offices
,
or
by
some
commission
generall
or
speciall
,
graunted
vnto
them
by
her
Maiestie
out
of
the
high
court
of
Chauncery
.
All
or
two
of
the
Iustices
of
the
Common
place
may
in
open
court
take
knowledge
of
fines
,
and
record
them
by
vertue
of
their
offices
,
15.
E.
2.
cap.
And
the
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
Common
place
,
by
the
priuiledge
and
prerogatiue
of
his
place
and
office
,
may
take
cognisance
of
fines
in
any
place
out
of
the
court
and
certifie
the
same
,
without
writ
of
Dedimus
potestatem
,
Dyer
fol.
224.
pla.
31.
And
it
seemeth
by
the
Statute
15.
E.
2.
that
if
the
parties
be
not
able
to
trauell
,
two
of
the
Iustices
of
the
common
Bench
,
with
the
consent
of
the
rest
,
or
one
of
them
with
a
Knight
,
may
go
vnto
the
parties
,
and
receiue
and
certifie
their
cognizances
into
the
said
Court
,
without
any
Dedimus
potestatem
to
enable
them
thereunto
.
But
this
course
is
long
sithence
discontinued
.
And
it
seemeth
that
●●stices
of
Assises
by
the
generall
wordes
of
their
Patents
may
take
and
certifie
cognizances
of
fines
without
any
speciall
Dedimus
potestatem
for
the
wordes
be
in
effect
as
followeth
,
that
is
to
say
:
Necnon
ad
recipiend'
omnes
fines
,
concordias
,
&
recognitiones
in
circuitu
suo
,
coniunctim
&
diuisim
recognit̄
pro
illa
vice
in
circuituillo
,
non
ob●lante
aliquo
actu
,
statuto
,
siue
ordinatione
in
contrarium
&c.
Yet
such
Iustices
vse
not
now
to
certifie
them
without
a
speciall
writ
of
Dedimus
potestatem
,
sued
forth
of
the
Chauncery
,
directed
vnto
them
,
and
giuing
them
therby
power
,
to
take
and
certifie
such
cognizances
as
they
haue
alreadie
taken
,
Dyer
fol.
224.
plac
.
51.
5.
Eliz.
●
.
H.
7.
9.
And
fines
haue
beene
leuied
before
Iustices
Errants
,
Lib.
Intrac'
titulo
Scire
fac'
in
Ayde
2.
Of
a
Dedimus
potestatem
de
Fine
leuando
.
A
Special
commission
for
a
fine
is
a
writ
of
Dedimus
potestatem
directed
Sect
▪
17.
to
some
persons
to
take
the
cognisances
of
the
cognisours
which
is
graunted
out
of
the
Chauncery
,
when
Cognisors
of
fines
by
reason
of
infirmitie
,
or
other
reasonable
cause
,
cannot
come
to
the
Court
there
to
make
cognisance
thereof
.
This
Dedimus
potestatem
must
containe
the
substance
of
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
and
recite
that
it
is
thereof
depending
betweene
the
parties
bearing
Teste
after
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
which
writ
of
Dedimus
potestatem
ought
to
be
directed
to
men
of
good
credite
&
conscience
,
and
exptert
in
the
lawes
,
who
must
certifie
the
same
with
the
cognisances
to
the
Iustices
of
the
common
Plees
,
as
shal
be
shewed
hereafter
.
And
euery
such
Dedimus
potestatem
to
a
special
commission
must
be
signed
by
the
Lord
Chancelor
,
or
Lord
Keeper
,
and
Lord
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
common
plees
,
or
by
some
of
the
Iustices
of
the
circuit
where
the
land
lyeth
.
But
now
many
writs
of
Dedimus
potestatem
to
take
knowledge
of
fines
bee
directed
to
men
of
meane
degree
and
small
knowledge
,
with
whom
sometimes
for
fashion
sake
in
such
commissions
be
ioined
Lords
,
Knights
,
and
other
of
good
credite
:
but
be
seldome
vsed
in
the
execution
thereof
.
By
meanes
wherof
oftentimes
this
busines
is
vnduely
effected
,
and
Recognisances
of
femes
couert
within
age
,
and
of
other
weomen
,
neuer
duely
examined
,
and
of
Infantes
,
as
also
of
madde
men
,
Lunatiques
,
Ideots
,
and
men
imprisoned
,
are
sometimes
certified
which
would
neuer
be
suffered
,
if
such
Cognisors
were
for
that
purpose
either
brought
into
the
Court
,
or
before
any
of
the
Iustices
thereof
,
or
before
any
Seriant
,
or
Knight
,
or
man
of
good
conscience
and
discretion
,
who
would
soone
perceiue
their
imperfections
,
and
therefore
refu●e
to
take
their
cognisances
in
so
weightie
matters
as
fines
be
,
which
be
the
most
binding
barres
in
the
law
.
Great
care
and
heed
therfore
in
my
conceipt
is
to
be
had
,
to
whom
such
aucthoritie
is
committed
,
least
it
be
so
●●used
as
is
abouesaid
.
And
writs
of
Error
haue
bin
brought
,
because
fines
haue
bin
knowledged
by
Dedimus
potestatem
before
such
as
were
neither
Iudge
,
Abbot
,
Knight
,
nor
Seriant
at
the
law
,
And
therefore
such
recognisances
haue
bin
refused
,
Br.
Fines
120.
A
Iustice
or
other
person
being
cognisee
in
a
fine
,
may
not
take
cognisance
thereof
himselfe
:
for
if
he
so
doe
,
the
fine
thereupon
leuied
is
void
,
8.
H.
6.
21.
And
when
any
cognisance
of
fines
is
taken
,
it
seemeth
conuenient
,
that
the
persons
,
before
whom
they
be
knowledge
,
do
signe
the
note
of
the
cognisance
as
it
is
commonly
vsed
for
the
credite
thereof
,
Dyer
fol.
320.
P.
19.
H.
15.
Eliz.
And
now
by
a
late
order
,
all
fines
taken
by
Dedimus
potestatem
by
him
that
is
not
Iustice
of
Assise
in
that
circuit
where
the
land
lyeth
,
must
be
signed
by
a
Iustice
of
that
circuit
,
Dyer
fol.
220.
pla.
15.
The
forme
of
the
Dedimus
potestatem
appeareth
amongst
the
adiuncts
of
concords
.
Iudges
,
to
whom
cognisances
are
to
be
certified
,
and
before
whom
they
are
to
be
recorded
.
IVdges
for
the
recording
of
fines
by
the
Iustices
of
the
common
plees
Sect
▪
18.
onely
,
15.
E.
2.
cap.
And
therefore
as
is
said
,
all
cognisances
thereof
must
be
certified
thither
,
for
in
that
Court
onely
all
fines
are
to
be
leuied
,
Notwithstanding
36.
H.
6.
34.
And
by
special
graunt
a
fine
may
be
leuied
in
a
base
Court
,
44.
Ed.
3.
38.
But
fines
leuied
in
Auncient
demesne
by
any
custome
seeme
voide
,
44.
E.
3.
38.
And
so
in
other
inferiour
Courts
,
50.
Ass.
pl.
9.
Also
by
the
statute
of
2.
E.
6.
ca.
28.
fines
may
beleuied
in
the
county
Palantine
of
Chester
.
And
by
37.
H.
8.
cap.
19.
fines
may
be
leuied
of
lands
in
the
Countie
Palantine
of
Lancaster
.
And
by
the
statute
of
5.
Eliz.
cap.
27.
fines
may
be
leuied
within
the
county
Palantine
of
Duresme
.
¶
Hauing
thus
r●n
ouer
the
discourse
of
the
persons
vsed
in
fines
,
order
requireth
that
we
should
now
set
vpon
the
verie
actions
of
Fines
themselues
.
Of
the
diuision
of
fines
.
EVery
fine
therefore
is
either
witohut
proclamations
,
or
with
proclamations
.
Sect
▪
19.
Fines
deuided
.
At
this
day
a
fine
without
proclamation
,
which
is
also
termed
a
fine
A
fine
without
ploclamation
.
at
the
common
law
,
is
such
a
fine
,
as
is
leuied
,
after
such
maner
&
forme
as
they
were
vsually
leuied
before
,
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
vpon
which
no
proclamations
were
made
,
which
fines
do
still
remaine
of
such
force
,
as
they
were
at
the
common
law
,
to
discontinue
the
estate
of
the
Cognisor
,
if
they
Discontinuance
.
be
executed
,
7.
Ed.
3.
fol.
35.
1.
R.
3.
cap.
7.
Dyer
fol.
216.
p.
54.
4.
Elizab.
Plow
.
fol.
265.
b.
4.
H.
7.
cap.
24.
A
fine
with
proclamations
(
the
same
is
also
termed
a
fine
according
A
fine
with
proclamation
.
to
the
statute
)
is
a
fine
leuied
with
proclamation
after
the
forme
&
maner
ordeined
by
the
statutes
made
4.
H.
7.
cap.
24.
1.
R.
3.
cap.
7.
Mar.
ca.
7.
32.
H.
8.
cap.
36.
31.
Eliz.
cap.
2.
Plow
.
fol.
265.
b
Of
fines
executed
,
and
executory
.
ANd
euery
fine
,
aswel
with
proclamation
as
without
,
is
either
executed
Sect
▪
20.
A
fine
executed
.
or
executory
.
A
fine
executed
is
such
a
fine
,
as
of
his
owne
force
giueth
a
present
possession
(
at
the
least
in
law
)
vnto
the
Cognisee
,
so
that
he
needeth
no
writ
of
Habere
facias
seisinam
for
the
execution
of
the
same
fine
,
but
may
enter
,
of
which
sort
is
a
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
come
ceo
que
il
ad
de
son
done
,
which
is
in
verie
deed
the
surest
fine
of
all
,
8.
H.
4.
8.
41.
E.
3.
14.
42.
E.
3.
5.
46.
E.
3.
15.
50.
E.
3.
9.
13.
Ass.
p.
8.
Fines
executory
be
such
,
as
of
their
owne
force
do
not
execute
the
possession
A
fine
executorie
.
in
the
cognisees
,
as
fines
sur
cognisance
de
droit
tantum
,
Fines
sur
done
,
graunt
,
releas
,
confirmation
,
or
render
:
for
if
such
fines
be
not
leuied
,
or
such
render
made
vnto
them
that
be
in
possession
at
the
time
of
the
fines
leuied
,
the
cognisees
must
needs
sue
writs
of
Habere
facias
seisinam
,
according
to
their
seueral
cases
,
for
the
obtaining
of
their
possessions
.
Neuertheles
,
if
at
the
leuying
of
such
executory
fines
,
the
parties
,
vnto
whom
the
state
is
thereby
limited
,
be
in
possession
of
the
lands
passed
,
be
needeth
no
writ
of
execution
for
the
same
,
for
then
such
fines
doe
inure
by
way
of
extinguishment
of
right
,
but
alter
not
the
estate
nor
possession
Extinguishment
.
of
the
cognisee
,
but
perchance
better
it
,
7.
H.
7.
12.
and
22.
2.
E.
3.
6.
21.
E.
3.
44.
8.
H.
4.
8.
41.
E.
3.
14.
7.
H.
4.
23.
Againe
some
fines
be
single
,
and
some
double
.
A
Sngle
fine
is
such
a
fine
,
by
which
nothing
is
graunted
,
or
rendred
Sect
▪
21.
A
single
fine
.
backe
againe
by
the
Cognisees
,
or
any
of
them
,
to
the
cognisors
,
or
any
of
them
,
8.
H.
4.
8.
24.
E.
3.
26.
A
double
fine
is
a
fine
containing
a
graunt
and
render
back
again
either
A
double
fine
.
of
some
rent
,
common
,
or
other
thing
out
of
the
land
,
or
of
the
land
it selfe
,
to
all
or
some
of
the
Cognisors
,
for
some
estate
,
limitting
thereby
many
times
remainders
to
estraungers
,
which
be
not
named
in
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
8.
H.
4.
8.
24.
E.
3.
26.
and
35.
Of
the
parts
of
Fines
,
and
of
the
writ
of
Couenant
.
IN
the
forme
of
euery
fine
we
are
to
consider
the
principal
parts
thereof
,
Sect
▪
22.
&
their
Adiuncts
,
both
proper
to
euery
part
,
and
common
to
all
.
The
principal
parts
of
fines
be
the
writ
or
action
whereupon
the
concord
Parts
of
fines
.
is
made
,
and
the
Concord
it
lelfe
.
Of
writs
whereupon
fines
are
leuied
.
THe
writ
is
the
verie
basis
,
ground
&
foundation
of
the
fine
,
wherby
Sect
▪
23.
the
parties
haue
day
in
court
to
leuy
the
same
,
&
containeth
the
parties
&
things
to
be
passed
certeinely
,
And
it
is
most
commonly
a
writ
of
Couenant
,
35.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
116.
Or
a
Warrantia
chartae
,
18.
E.
4.
22.
Or
a
writ
of
Right
,
Or
a
writ
of
Mes●e
,
26.
Ass.
pla.
37.
Or
a
writ
of
Customes
and
seruices
,
26.
Ass.
pla.
37.
Dyer
fol.
179.
pl.
46.
Whereof
Fines
be
grounded
.
IN
euery
such
writ
th
essential
parts
&
the
adiuncts
are
to
be
considered
:
Sect
▪
24.
the
principal
parts
therof
be
the
parties
to
the
same
,
whereof
we
haue
spoken
already
,
And
the
things
whereof
a
fine
is
leuied
.
Of
what
things
Fines
may
be
leuied
.
ANd
touching
the
things
whereof
fines
are
leuiable
,
we
are
first
to
Sect
▪
25.
consider
the
nature
of
the
things
themselues
,
whether
they
will
passe
in
fines
or
no
:
And
then
of
their
names
,
by
which
they
may
passe
or
not
.
And
howe
they
may
bee
in
order
placed
in
the
writs
:
Fines
therefore
may
be
leuied
of
all
things
inheritable
being
in
Esse
tempore
finis
,
a●d
certainly
expressed
in
the
writs
,
18.
E.
4.
22.
as
de
messuagio
,
tofto
,
columbario
,
gardino
,
terra
.
prato
,
pastura
,
bosco
,
subbosco
,
bruera
,
mora
,
iuncaria
,
marisco
,
alneto
,
ruscaria
,
redditu
,
per
Registrum
fol.
2.
a
de
Rectoria
Ecclesiae
parochialis
de
M.
ac
de
decimis
granorum
,
garbarum
,
&
foeni
,
eidem
Rectorie
spectant
&c.
or
cum
omnibus
decimis
granorum
,
garbarum
,
&
foeni
eidem
Rectoriae
spectant
,
Thel
Lib.
8.
cap.
9.
Sect
▪
2.
de
Rectoria
2.
E.
3.
de
furlongo
terre
,
4.
H.
6.
14.
de
passagio
vltra
aquam
de
T.
de
pastura
ad
certos
boues
,
o●es
,
&
alia
aueria
,
ac
de
communia
pro
omnibus
animalibus
,
vel
pro
om●●modis
auerijs
,
vel
de
libera
piscaria
,
libera
warrenna
,
vel
de
Aduocatione
Ecclesiae
de
D.
vel
de
aliquo
seruitio
speciali
,
vt
de
seruitio
vnius
fe●di
Militis
,
vnius
paris
Calcarium
deauratorum
,
vel
de
seruitio
inueniendi
hominem
,
equitem
vel
peditem
ad
eundem
,
vel
ad
equitandum
cum
le
Cognisee
in
exercitu
Walliae
vel
Scotiae
,
&c.
de
Piscaria
,
13.
E.
3.
de
officio
,
27.
H.
8.
fol.
12.
de
proficuis
officij
,
12.
E.
3.
de
Aduocatione
,
Reg.
fol.
165.
de
Corodio
,
18.
H.
6.
fol.
20.
4.
E.
4.
6.
de
chiminio
,
2.
E.
3.
fol.
49.
de
proficuo
molendini
,
18.
E.
3.
fo.
56.
de
libero
redditu
in
breui
,
and
in
the
concord
,
Quod
predictus
A.
recogn'
praedict'
redditum
cum
pertinent
simul
cum
homagio
&
fidelitate
B.
C.
&
haeredum
suorum
de
totis
tentis
quae
&c.
1.
E.
3.
fo.
1.
et
5.
de
frankfold
'
,
1.
E.
●
.
fo.
1.
de
Nundinis
&
Mercatu
,
1.
E.
3.
fol.
4.
de
franchisia
,
1.
E.
3.
fol.
4.
de
Minera
plumbi
,
&
cuiuscunque
geneis
metalli
cum
pertinent
,
&c.
Reg.
fol.
165.
de
decimis
garbarum
ad
Ecclesiam
de
N.
qualiter●unq●e
spectant
,
Reg.
fol.
165.
de
Aduocatione
tertiae
partis
Ecclesiae
&c.
or
▪
detertia
parte
aduocationis
Ecclesiae
,
or
,
de
meditate
aduocati●●is
Ecclesiae
,
or
,
de
aduocatione
medietatis
Ecclesiae
,
45.
E.
3.
12.
33.
H.
6.
fol.
11.
de
Communia
,
4.
E.
4.
6.
de
caruca
terre
,
de
pastura
ad
cen●●●ues
,
de
homagio
,
de
feodo
Militis
,
Reg.
fol.
166.
167.
And
a
fine
may
be
of
a
Rent
charge
which
had
no
being
before
,
21.
E.
3.
44.
Or
,
of
a
chiefe
rent
or
other
rent
in
b●ing
,
18.
E.
4.
22.
Or
,
of
a
Seigniory
,
48.
E.
3.
23.
Or
,
of
an
acquitaile
,
50.
E.
3.
23.
Or
,
of
a
Chauntrie
,
38.
E.
3.
33.
And
of
many
other
things
may
fines
be
leuied
.
And
as
fines
may
be
leuied
of
things
in
possession
,
so
may
they
be
leuied
of
a
Remainder
,
or
Reuersion
,
42.
E.
3.
7.
44.
E.
3.
45.
And
a
Reuersion
or
a
Remainder
wil
passe
by
the
name
of
the
lands
,
43.
E.
3.
22.
But
where
a
fine
is
of
a
reuersion
or
a
remainder
,
it
behoueth
the
cognisee
Of
a
reuersion
or
remainder
.
to
sue
a
Quid
i●ris
clamat
against
the
tenant
:
When
it
is
of
rent
,
a
writ
Quem
redditum
reddi●
:
And
where
of
a
Seigniorie
or
seruices
,
Per
que
seruitia
,
to
compell
the
tenant
to
attourne
,
as
shall
be
shewed
hereafter
.
Fines
may
be
leuied
of
th
inheritance
or
freehold
of
parsonages
,
vicarages
,
Of
Ecclesiastical
lands
mad●
temporal
.
porcions
,
pensions
,
tithes
,
oblations
,
or
any
other
Ecclesiasticall
profit
made
temporall
,
and
admitted
to
abide
in
temporall
,
handes
,
and
lay
vses
,
by
the
lawes
,
and
statutes
of
this
Realme
of
England
,
32.
H.
8.
cap.
7.
And
to
conclude
,
fines
be
leuyable
of
all
things
,
whereof
a
Precipe
qd
'
reddat
lyeth
,
as
will
appeare
by
the
examples
following
.
And
landes
bought
of
diuers
persons
may
passe
in
one
fine
,
and
then
Of
diuers●
purchase●
.
the
writ
of
Couenant
must
be
brought
by
all
the
vendees
against
all
the
vendors
:
And
euery
vendor
must
warrant
against
him
and
his
heires
onely
:
for
it
is
absurd
that
one
man
should
warrant
the
sale
of
an
other
without
consideration
.
And
such
ioint
fines
seeme
reasonable
,
especially
where
the
seuerall
purchases
be
of
so
smal
value
as
the
charges
of
a
fine
would
exceed
the
value
of
some
of
them
.
But
fines
may
not
be
leuied
of
things
incertaine
:
as
de
tenemento
,
Incerteinty
.
Tenement
.
3.
E.
4.
19.
11.
H.
7.
25.
12.
H
7.
6.
47.
E.
3.
Nor
of
lands
giuen
in
taile
by
the
king
,
for
it
is
void
against
the
issue
Taile
by
the
King
.
entaile
and
the
king
,
32.
H.
8.
cap.
36.
Br.
Fines
121.
Nor
of
lands
restrained
from
being
sold
by
act
of
Parliament
,
32.
H.
Restraint
.
8.
cap.
36.
Nor
of
lands
of
the
husband
or
of
his
auncestors
assured
for
Iointure
,
Dower
.
Ioiture
.
Forfeitur●
.
dower
,
or
in
taile
,
to
any
woman
by
meanes
of
her
husbande
or
his
auncestors
,
for
such
fine
worketh
a
present
forfeiture
of
her
estate
,
if
she
grant
a
greater
estate
then
for
her
life
,
11.
H.
7.
cap.
20.
Plow
.
fol.
459.
Nor
of
lands
seised
into
the
kings
hands
before
Liuery
or
Ouster
le
Lands
seised
.
maine
●●ed
,
24.
E.
3.
65.
Nor
of
lands
in
Auncient
demesne
:
for
if
any
fine
be
leuied
of
such
lands
,
Auncient
demesne
.
it
may
be
reuersed
by
a
writ
of
Disceit
,
brought
by
the
Lord
of
Auncient
demesne
,
&
therby
he
shal
be
restored
to
his
seigniory
,
and
it
seemeth
to
be
void
betweene
the
parties
,
quia
,
coram
non
Iudice
,
7.
H.
4.
44.
8.
H.
4.
23.
21.
E.
3.
20.
Reg.
fol.
13.
b.
de
Fine
adnullando
&c.
Yet
it
is
holden
good
to
bind
the
parties
,
17.
E.
3.
31.
and
7.
H.
4.
Br.
Fines
101.
which
seemeth
not
to
be
law
.
But
if
such
fines
be
of
lands
in
Auncient
demesne
and
of
lands
at
the
Auncient
demesne
and
lay
fee
.
common
law
,
it
shal
be
still
good
for
the
lands
at
the
common
law
,
7.
H.
4.
44.
21.
E.
3.
20.
By
what
names
things
may
passe
in
Fines
.
NOw
that
we
haue
partly
set
downe
what
may
passe
in
fines
,
let
vs
Sect
▪
26.
Names
.
see
by
what
names
the
same
may
passe
.
An
Honor
,
this
may
passe
by
the
name
of
a
Manor
,
or
by
his
proper
name
:
as
de
honore
de
Tickhill
,
or
,
de
manerio
de
Tickhill
.
It
suffiseth
also
to
demaund
a
Manor
by
his
proper
name
without
naming
A
Manor
.
of
the
Towne
wherein
it
lyeth
,
For
it
may
be
out
of
any
towne
,
or
extend
into
seueral
townes
&
counties
:
as
,
de
manerio
de
D.
cum
pertin'
,
yet
it
seemeth
best
to
expresse
all
the
seuerall
townes
into
which
it
extendeth
:
as
,
de
manerio
de
S.
cum
pertin'
in
D.
&
E.
19.
Ed.
4.
fol.
9.
●
.
43.
E.
3.
fol.
9.
a.
Bracton
Lib.
4.
cap.
31.
Sect
▪
3.
9.
E.
4.
fol.
61.
9.
a
16.
●
17.
b.
11.
H.
7.
fo.
22.
b
49.
For
if
any
of
the
townes
,
into
which
the
manor
extendeth
,
be
omitted
,
nothing
of
the
Manor
in
that
towne
passeth
,
5.
E.
4.
103.
A
Castell
or
a
Hundred
may
be
parcel
of
a
Manor
,
and
passe
by
the
A
Castel
or
Hundred
.
Manor
Castell
.
name
of
the
manor
,
whereof
they
be
parcel
,
26.
Ass.
54.
And
one
Manor
may
be
parcel
of
an
other
,
2.
E.
3.
fo.
36.
And
a
Castel
may
be
demaunded
by
his
proper
name
:
as
,
de
castello
de
B.
cum
pertin'
,
1.
E.
3.
fol.
4.
An
Hundred
may
be
demanded
by
it selfe
:
as
,
de
hundredo
de
S.
27.
Hundred
.
H.
6.
fol.
2.
Mesuagium
is
a
dwelling
house
.
By
the
name
of
a
Mesuage
,
may
passe
A
Mesuage
.
a
Curtelage
,
a
gardein
,
an
orchard
,
a
douehouse
,
a
shop
,
a
mill
,
as
parcell
of
an
house
,
Bracton
Lib.
5.
cap.
28.
Sect
▪
1.
Plow
.
fo.
169.
170.
171.
The
like
of
a
cottage
,
a
toft
,
a
chamber
,
a
celler
,
&c.
yet
may
they
be
demaunded
by
their
single
names
.
A
Chappell
or
an
Hospitall
must
be
demaunded
by
the
name
of
a
mesuage
,
A
Chahpell
.
A
Hospitall
.
13.
Ass.
2.
A
Toft
is
the
place
wherein
a
mesuage
hath
stood
.
A
Curtelage
is
a
garden
,
or
a
yard
,
or
fold
,
or
a
peece
of
void
ground
,
A
Toft
.
A
Curtelage
.
lying
neere
and
belonging
to
a
mesuage
,
Plow
.
Molendinum
is
good
without
adding
ventriticum
,
or
aquaticum
:
albeit
A
Mille
the
latter
be
more
vsual
.
44.
E.
3.
fol.
13.
Of
a
Reuersion
,
by
the
name
of
the
land
,
or
otherwise
,
43.
E.
3.
22.
A
Reuersion
.
Land
is
to
be
demaunded
by
the
certeine
measure
of
the
superficiall
Land
.
quantitie
thereof
:
as
hida
,
carucata
,
bouata
,
virgata
,
acra
,
roda
terrae
.
In
like
maner
boscus
,
subboscus
,
bruera
,
mora
,
iuncaria
,
mariscus
,
&
alnetum
,
&
ruscaria
,
may
be
demaunded
by
the
number
of
acres
thereof
,
16.
Ass.
9.
Turbarie
may
be
demaunded
by
the
name
of
More
.
Rent
by
the
multitude
and
number
of
the
things
which
are
to
be
rendred
:
Rent
as
,
x.
librar̄
,
or
sex
denar̄
,
or
vno
obulat̄
,
or
quinque
solidat̄
reddit'
.
Housebote
,
Haybote
,
and
Plowbote
,
may
be
demanded
by
the
name
Estouers
of
Estouers
:
thus
,
de
rationabili
estouerio
in
boscis
,
viz.
in
decem
acris
bosci
ipsius
A.
in
D.
&c.
Parsonages
,
Rectories
,
Aduowsons
,
Vicarages
,
or
Tythes
impropriate
,
A
Parsonage
passe
not
by
the
names
de
Aduocatione
Ecclesiae
,
but
de
Rectoria
Ecclesiae
de
S.
cum
pertin'
.
But
when
it
is
but
of
a
presentation
,
it
must
be
de
Aduocatione
ecclesiae
A
Presentation
de
S.
and
not
,
cum
pertin'
.
And
of
all
Vicarages
endowed
,
the
writ
must
be
de
Aduocatione
A
Vicarage
.
Vicariae
Ecclesiae
de
S.
and
not
cum
pertin'
.
And
where
no
Vicarage
is
endowed
,
it
passeth
vnder
these
words
,
de
Aduocatione
ecclesiae
de
S.
&c.
If
an
entier
manor
,
mesuage
,
or
other
entier
thing
,
be
deuided
or
parted
,
Parts
seuered
.
and
after
a
fine
is
to
be
leuied
of
some
of
the
parts
of
the
thing
so
seuered
,
them
must
not
the
fine
be
de
medietate
,
or
de
quarta
parte
,
or
,
other
part
,
of
the
manor
,
mesuage
,
or
other
thing
,
but
such
part
must
be
demaunded
by
the
name
of
a
whole
thing
:
As
if
the
manor
of
D.
be
deuided
into
2.
parts
,
the
fine
of
th
one
part
(
if
the
deuision
be
so
made
,
that
the
manor
of
that
part
be
not
extinct
)
must
be
de
manerio
de
D.
So
,
if
a
mesuage
and
xx
.
acres
of
land
be
parted
into
two
parts
,
the
fine
of
th
one
part
must
be
de
vno
mesuagio
&
decem
acris
terre
&c.
and
not
de
medietaie
vnius
mesuagij
,
&
xx
.
acrarum
terre
:
for
the
things
new
diuided
from
the
rest
,
are
now
become
whole
thinges
by
themselues
,
though
lesse
in
quantity
then
the
whole
was
before
diuision
thereof
made
.
If
a
thing
be
Twise
named
.
twise
named
in
a
writ
of
Couenant
,
it
hurteth
not
:
as
a
Manor
and
an
Hundred
parcel
of
the
same
manor
,
27.
H.
8.
2.
If
lands
in
diuers
Shires
passe
,
there
must
be
seuerall
writs
of
Couenant
Diuers
Shires
.
thereof
accordingly
,
and
but
one
Concord
,
Dyer
227.
pla.
44.
15.
E.
4.
33.
Of
the
names
of
the
place
wherein
the
lands
do
lye
.
ANd
the
place
wherein
the
lands
do
lye
,
is
taken
to
be
parcel
of
the
Sect
▪
27.
Place
.
name
thereof
:
And
thefore
we
must
regard
the
places
wherein
the
lands
do
lye
,
as
the
shire
,
Towne
,
Parish
,
or
Hamlet
:
for
a
fine
is
good
in
a
Hamlet
,
38.
E.
3.
fol.
19.
8.
E.
4.
fol.
6.
and
7.
E.
6.
Br.
Fines
44.
&
91.
Hamlet
.
Towne
decaied
.
or
in
a
Towne
decaied
,
7.
E.
6.
Br.
Fines
91.
Neuerthelesse
,
it
is
also
good
to
name
the
Towne
wherein
the
hamlet
is
,
as
it
seemeth
,
and
that
with
addition
,
for
distinction
,
if
there
be
diuers
Townes
of
the
same
name
in
the
same
Countie
.
And
if
a
Manor
extend
into
diuers
Townes
:
as
,
A.
B.
C.
it
is
good
to
A
manor
in
diuers
townes
expres
al
or
none
:
as
,
de
manerio
de
S.
in
A.
B.
C.
for
if
any
of
the
townes
be
omitted
,
none
of
the
manor
in
that
towne
passeth
.
Yet
a
fine
of
a
manor
cum
pertin'
would
haue
caried
the
whole
manor
,
9.
E.
4.
6.
But
if
a
man
haue
diuers
Manors
of
one
name
:
as
,
South
S.
&
North
Two
manors
of
one
name
.
S.
it
is
good
,
in
a
writ
of
one
of
the
same
manors
,
to
expresse
certainly
which
of
them
is
intended
to
be
passed
,
47.
E.
3.
12.
H.
7.
6.
Albeit
it
is
thought
good
ynough
by
the
name
of
the
manor
of
S.
without
addition
:
for
certeintie
is
alwaies
best
.
How
seueral
things
must
be
placed
in
writs
of
Couenant
.
NOw
that
we
haue
partly
learned
,
of
what
things
fines
may
be
leuied
,
Sect'
28.
Orderly
placing
.
and
by
what
names
:
yet
seemeth
time
to
shew
in
what
order
and
forme
they
must
be
therein
placed
one
before
an
other
,
when
diuers
thinges
passe
by
one
writ
,
for
which
we
may
obserue
these
rules
.
First
Worthyest
.
the
more
worthy
thinges
must
be
put
before
things
lesse
worthy
:
as
a
Mesuage
is
set
before
land
,
a
Manor
before
a
mesuage
,
a
Castle
before
a
Manor
,
7.
H.
6.
39.
Plow.
168.
169.
Secondly
,
things
general
before
things
special
:
as
lande
(
being
the
Things
general
.
general
,
or
genus
to
meadow
,
pasture
,
wood
,
Iuncaria
,
mariscus
,
is
first
to
be
placed
:
And
wood
(
being
the
general
to
wood
grounds
,
as
alnetum
salicetum
&c.
is
to
be
set
before
them
the
writs
.
Thirdly
,
entier
or
whole
things
are
to
be
set
before
their
partes
:
as
,
Whole
things
Parts
.
de
manerio
de
C.
&
medietate
manerij
de
B.
cum
pertinent
&c.
Fourthly
,
parts
of
things
excepted
must
succeede
those
things
out
of
Things
excepted
.
which
they
be
excepted
.
And
if
there
be
diuers
parcels
in
one
writ
,
that
parcel
,
out
of
which
th
exception
is
to
be
made
,
ought
to
be
last
placed
,
Registr̄
fol.
6.
as
,
de
manerio
de
D.
cum
pertin'
in
C.
(
excepto
vno
mesuagio
,
duabus
acris
terre
,
&
aduocatione
Ecclesie
de
C.
&c.
)
.
And
euery
thing
excepted
ought
to
be
certainly
named
.
It
needeth
Pertinencie
.
not
to
say
cum
pertin'
after
the
thing
excepted
,
40.
E.
3.
25.
And
th
exception
must
alwaies
be
of
such
things
,
wherof
the
writ
wil
lie
,
and
be
mencioned
therein
,
Plowd
.
fol.
362.
a
362.
b
370.
a
Registr̄
fol.
228.
229.
of
which
for
the
present
,
view
th
ensample
ensuing
:
videlicet
.
Praecipe
A.
B.
quod
teneat
C.
D.
conuenc'
&c.
de
vno
mesuagio
,
vno
cotagio
,
&
medietate
vnius
mesuagij
,
&
decem
acrarum
terrae
cum
pertin'
,
excepta
vna
acra
terrae
in
N.
&c.
And
finally
the
forme
&
order
of
placing
the
particulers
in
a
writ
of
Regula
.
Couenant
,
is
in
all
things
as
in
a
Praecipe
quod
reddat
of
lands
.
And
further
,
obserue
the
rule
of
the
Register
fol.
2.
which
partly
appeareth
in
these
Verses
ensuing
.
suagium
,
tum
,
lendinum
,
umbare
,
dinum
,
ra
,
tum
,
tura
,
cus
,
ra
,
Regula
.
Mes
,
tof
,
mol
,
col
,
gar
,
ter
,
pra
,
pas
,
bos
,
brue
,
mora
.
ria
,
cus
,
tum
,
caria
,
ditus
,
Iunca
,
maris
,
alne
,
rus
,
red
,
sectare
priora
.
The
writ
of
Couenant
must
beare
Teste
before
the
writ
of
Dedimus
Writ
.
potestatem
,
35.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
116.
Of
Adiuncts
proper
to
the
writs
whereof
Fines
be
leuied
.
OF
Adiuncts
proper
to
writs
of
Couenant
,
and
other
writs
vpon
Sect.
29.
which
fines
be
vsually
leuied
,
some
be
internall
Adiuncts
,
and
some
externall
.
Adiuncts
internall
be
the
days
of
returne
,
and
the
date
or
Teste
of
the
Adiuncts
internal
.
writ
,
which
be
also
common
to
other
writs
.
In
the
Returne
it
is
to
be
obserued
,
that
there
be
xv
.
dayes
at
the
Returne
.
least
betweene
the
Teste
,
and
the
day
limited
for
the
returne
thereof
.
12.
E.
4.
11.
The
Teste
or
date
must
not
be
vpon
any
Sunday
,
or
other
festiuall
Teste
.
day
,
which
is
not
dies
iuridicus
in
Court
.
External
Adiuncts
to
writs
be
,
the
writing
,
the
Latin
,
the
affidauit
,
Externall
.
or
composition
,
the
signing
,
and
the
paiment
of
the
fine
,
and
returning
,
which
be
in
like
maner
common
to
other
writs
.
Touching
the
writing
thereof
,
it
is
meete
to
be
faire
written
without
Writing
.
rasing
or
interlining
of
any
principall
matter
therein
,
for
such
rasing
Rasing
.
Interlining
.
False
Latin
.
or
interlining
will
ouerthrow
the
writ
in
some
cases
,
45.
E.
3.
18.
Also
it
behoueth
that
there
be
no
false
Latin
in
any
such
writs
,
7.
H.
6.
34.
And
therfore
such
writs
should
heedfully
be
examined
twise
or
thrise
Examination
of
Writs
.
ouer
,
for
feare
of
errors
.
The
forme
vsed
in
the
returning
of
such
writs
wil
appeare
amongst
Returnes
.
the
presidents
,
for
the
returnes
are
nothing
else
but
the
Shirifes
answeres
touching
that
they
are
commaunded
to
do
by
the
same
writs
.
Vpon
what
writs
fines
may
be
leuied
.
For
so
much
as
no
fine
can
be
leuied
but
upon
some
originall
writ
,
Originals
.
Stat.
de
Finibus
,
18.
Edw.
1.
we
are
now
to
consider
vpon
what
original
writs
fines
are
leuiable
.
A
writ
of
Couenant
is
the
most
vsuall
writ
whereu●on
fines
are
leuied
,
Couenant
.
Fitz.
Nat.
bre.
fol.
146.
f.
35.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
116.
Carliel
St.
15.
E.
2.
Yet
may
fines
be
leuied
vpon
a
writ
Warrantia
cartae
,
18.
E.
4.
22.
Warrantia
cartae
.
Mesne
.
Customes
&
seruices
.
Carliel
St.
15.
E.
2.
Or
vpon
a
writ
of
Mesne
,
18.
E.
4.
2.
Or
vpon
a
writ
de
Consuetudinibus
&
Seruitijs
,
22.
Ass.
p.
37.
Pasc
.
14.
Eliz.
Dyerfol
.
179.
pla.
46.
Or
vpon
any
writs
of
Right
,
7.
E.
3.
fo.
335.
Plow
.
fol.
358.
Right
.
Without
original
.
Yet
Tremayle
Iustice
holdeth
,
that
if
in
a
Praecipe
quod
reddat
against
the
tenant
for
life
,
which
maketh
default
after
default
,
he
in
the
reuersion
or
remainder
be
receyued
,
a
fine
may
be
leuied
of
the
land
betweene
the
demaundant
and
him
in
the
reuersion
or
remainder
,
Ideo
Quaere
,
21.
E.
4.
4.
A
fine
may
be
vpon
a
writ
Quod
permittat
habere
chiminum
vltra
Quod
permittat
.
terram
le
Cognizor
,
2.
E.
3.
19.
Fitzh
.
Fines
102.
The
seuerall
formes
of
Concordes
.
A
Concord
is
the
verie
agreement
betweene
the
parties
how
the
Sect.
30.
lands
shall
passe
,
in
the
forme
whereof
many
things
are
to
be
regarded
:
As
if
it
be
single
,
whether
it
be
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
que
il
ad
de
son
done
,
Or
,
sur
graunt
,
done
,
releas
,
or
confirmation
.
Or
if
it
be
a
double
fine
with
a
render
,
what
estates
are
to
be
created
thereby
,
and
of
the
reseruation
of
Rents
nomine
penae
,
and
clause
of
distresse
,
and
seruices
,
with
the
clause
of
warrantie
.
For
which
it
is
to
be
noted
,
that
when
a
fine
is
leuied
to
diuers
Cognizees
,
the
right
shal
be
limited
to
one
of
them
onely
,
and
th
estate
limited
to
his
heires
onely
whose
right
it
is
knowledged
to
be
,
3.
H.
6.
42.
21.
E.
3.
33.
43.
E.
3.
11
24.
E.
3
,
64.
as
this
:
Et
est
Concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
predictus
A.
cogn̄
tennt
praedict
'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
B.
vt
ill'
,
quae
ijdem
B.
&
C.
hēnt
de
dono
praed'
A.
Et
ill'
remisit
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
haeredibus
suis
praefatis
B.
&
C.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
B.
&c.
But
the
kings
tenant
in
Capite
may
knowledge
the
right
of
his
lands
to
be
in
diuers
for
the
kings
benefit
,
in
hauing
many
such
tenants
in
Capite
,
7.
H.
7.
4.
And
likewise
the
releas
and
warrantie
must
be
from
the
heirs
of
one
of
the
Cognizors
,
44.
E.
3.
21.
for
in
a
fine
from
diuers
,
the
fee
must
be
supposed
to
be
in
one
of
them
onely
,
21.
E.
3.
33.
In
a
fine
sur
graunt
and
render
,
none
can
take
the
first
estate
vpon
the
render
,
but
some
of
the
Cognizors
,
but
Reuersions
or
Remainders
any
estranger
may
take
:
For
if
A.
knowledge
a
fine
to
B.
and
B.
render
to
the
said
A.
Habendum
sibi
&
E.
vxori
eius
,
and
the
heires
of
theri
bodies
&c.
by
this
fine
E.
must
haue
none
estate
,
because
she
is
not
named
in
the
writ
,
24.
E.
3.
28.
30.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
108.
7.
E.
3.
64.
And
a
man
cannot
by
fine
by
way
of
remainder
reserue
a
lesse
estate
to
himselfe
then
fee
:
And
therefore
if
A.
knowledge
a
fine
to
B.
in
fee
,
and
he
rendre
to
A.
in
taile
,
the
remainder
to
himselfe
for
life
,
this
remainder
is
void
,
for
A.
had
fee
simple
before
,
24.
E.
3.
28.
14.
H.
4.
31.
And
a
Concord
cannot
be
of
any
other
thing
then
is
conteyned
in
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
and
not
of
a
forein
thing
,
if
it
be
not
consequent
:
As
in
a
writ
of
land
,
rent
,
common
,
&c.
may
be
rendred
issuing
out
of
it
,
18.
E.
4.
22.
And
a
Concord
may
be
with
an
exception
of
some
part
,
44.
E.
3.
21.
If
a
man
will
,
he
may
make
a
Iointure
by
fine
thus
:
If
I.
leuie
a
fine
to
A.
in
fee
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
&c.
and
after
A.
rendre
to
I.
for
life
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
the
remainder
to
B.
his
wife
for
terme
of
her
life
,
the
remainder
to
I.
and
his
heires
,
38.
H.
8
,
Br.
Fines
108.
The
Manors
&
tenements
conteined
in
the
writ
may
be
diuided
:
As
if
a
fine
be
leuied
betweene
R.
and
M.
of
ii
.
manors
,
which
M.
knowledgeth
all
his
right
of
the
said
ii
.
manors
to
be
the
right
of
the
said
R.
as
that
which
&c.
for
which
R.
graunteth
&
rendreth
th
one
manor
to
M.
for
life
,
with
ii
.
parts
of
the
other
manor
,
which
N.
holdeth
in
dower
,
To
haue
th
one
manor
,
and
two
parts
of
the
other
manor
,
to
M.
for
life
,
the
remainder
after
her
death
to
R.
in
taile
,
and
that
after
the
death
of
A
,
the
third
part
shall
remaine
to
an
other
,
43.
E.
3.
11.
45.
E.
3.
12.
And
in
like
maner
a
fine
is
leuied
of
the
manor
of
G.
cum
pertinent
by
A.
vnto
C
:
which
A.
knowledgeth
the
right
in
C
,
as
that
&c.
and
C.
granteth
and
rendreth
the
same
to
A.
in
tayle
,
The
remainder
of
the
4.
part
of
the
manor
towards
the
west
to
the
said
A.
and
her
heires
,
the
remainder
of
an
other
4.
part
towards
the
East
to
I.
in
fee
,
the
remainder
of
an
other
4.
part
towards
the
South
to
one
R.
in
fee
,
and
of
the
other
4
,
part
towards
the
North
to
W.
and
his
heires
,
it
is
good
,
44.
Ass.
p.
11.
Or
incerteinly
by
3.
third
parts
to
A.
B.
and
C.
in
remainder
seuerally
,
18.
H.
7.
Br.
Fines
111.
A
fine
leuied
to
one
in
tayle
vpon
condition
with
remainder
is
holden
to
be
good
,
27.
H.
8.
24.
Plowd.
34.
b.
24.
E.
3.
62.
Contra
per
Prisot
33.
H.
6.
52.
and
44.
E.
3.
22.
But
a
fine
with
a
reentrie
was
reiected
,
44.
E.
3.
22.
A
lease
for
yeares
may
be
made
by
a
fine
in
this
forme
:
The
lesse
must
knowledge
the
tenements
to
be
tthe
right
of
the
lessor
,
as
that
&c.
and
then
the
lessor
must
graunt
the
lands
backe
againe
to
the
lessee
for
so
many
yeres
as
are
agreed
vpon
,
reseruing
a
rent
with
a
clause
of
distresse
:
But
this
fine
wil
not
bind
the
issue
in
taile
,
because
he
taketh
by
the
fine
but
giueth
nothing
thereby
,
Br.
Fines
106.
tempore
H.
8.
36.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
118.
Plow.
455.
14.
Eliz.
Or
,
a
lease
for
yeares
may
be
made
by
fine
to
bind
the
tenant
in
taile
,
thus
:
The
tenant
in
taile
and
the
lessee
to
knowledge
the
tenements
to
be
the
right
of
an
estranger
as
that
&c.
and
the
Cognizee
to
graunt
and
render
the
tenements
to
the
lessee
for
certain
yeeres
yeelding
a
rent
with
a
clause
of
distresse
,
and
then
graunt
the
reuersion
to
the
tenant
in
taile
,
36.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
118.
If
an
estranger
,
which
hath
nothing
in
the
lands
,
leuie
a
fine
to
him
in
the
remainder
in
taile
dependant
sur
estate
pur
vie
,
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
que
il
ad
de
son
done
&c.
and
the
cognizee
by
the
same
fine
render
to
the
cognizor
for
yeares
,
de
commencer
al
Mich.
ensuant
,
and
dieth
,
and
al
the
proclamations
are
made
after
his
death
,
The
tenant
for
life
after
such
time
as
the
said
leas
is
limitted
to
begin
dieth
,
it
is
adiudged
a
good
leas
to
barre
the
issue
in
taile
for
the
terme
,
14.
Eliz.
Plowd
.
fol.
437.
b.
inter
Smyth
&
Stapleton
,
which
seemeth
contrarie
to
the
opinion
before
,
Br.
Fines
106.
118.
A.
by
fine
graunteth
his
tenements
,
which
I.
holdeth
for
life
,
and
which
after
his
decease
&c
,
to
W.
for
life
,
rendring
rent
&c.
with
a
distresse
,
sauing
the
Reuersion
,
44.
E.
3.
45.
Fine
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
&c
,
is
leuied
to
A.
in
fee
rendring
rent
,
this
reseruation
is
void
,
because
the
fine
is
executed
,
for
no
reseruation
can
be
but
of
a
fine
executorie
,
as
sur
render
,
50.
E.
3.
9.
24.
E.
3.
26.
39.
E.
3.
1.
And
if
diuers
ioine
in
a
fine
,
the
warrantie
must
be
by
them
,
and
the
heires
of
one
of
them
which
is
the
owner
of
the
land
,
44.
E.
3.
1.
21.
E.
3.
27.
42.
E.
3.
13.
24.
E.
3.
66.
Contr̄
sur
terres
de
Gauelkind
,
ibm'
.
A
particuler
tenant
,
as
for
life
&c.
cannot
surrender
his
terme
to
him
in
the
reuersion
or
remainder
by
fine
:
But
he
may
graunt
and
releas
it
to
him
by
fine
,
44.
E.
3.
36.
One
Concord
may
be
of
lands
in
seuerall
Counties
,
and
the
fine
pro
licenc'
concord
'
of
all
extracted
entierly
:
Yet
must
there
be
seuerall
writs
of
Couenant
,
returnable
all
at
one
day
,
6.
Eliz.
Dyer
fol.
227.
pl.
44.
15.
E.
4.
33.
And
finally
in
Concorde
,
all
the
speciall
names
of
things
conteyned
in
the
writ
,
whereupon
the
fine
is
leuied
,
are
not
to
be
rehearsed
,
But
onely
the
generall
words
therein
mentioned
:
as
manor
,
tenements
,
rents
,
aduowson
,
common
,
&c.
As
where
the
writ
is
de
vno
messuagio
,
vno
gardino
,
vno
pomario
,
decem
acr
terrae
,
v.
acr
prati
,
x.
acr
pasturae
,
iiij
.
acr
bosci
,
&
communia
pastur'
cum
pertin'
in
C.
&c.
The
Concord
hath
,
Recogn̄
tennta
&
coīam
praedictam
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
&c.
But
the
examples
following
will
more
plainely
expresse
this
,
and
all
the
differing
formes
of
Concords
here
before
mencioned
.
A
writ
of
Couenant
of
3
▪
messuages
,
and
of
common
of
pasture
.
PRaecipe
&c.
de
tribus
mesuag'
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
D.
&
T.
&
de
communia
Sect.
31.
pastur'
,
pro
omnibus
&
omnimodis
auerijs
,
ac
de
pastura
pro
400.
o●ibus
cum
pertin'
in
D.
in
parochia
de
C.
Et
nisi
&c.
Of
one
messuage
,
one
curtilage
,
one
gardeyne
,
of
a
rent
,
and
of
sheepewalke
.
PRaecipe
&c.
de
vno
mesuag'
,
vno
curtilagio
,
vno
gardino
&c.
ac
Sect.
32.
v.
li.
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
F.
Necnon
de
libert̄
vnius
faldagij
&
cursu
ouium
cum
pertin'
in
F.
Et
nisi
&c.
Of
Wood
,
and
a
Foldage
.
PRaec'
&c.
de
centum
acr
bosci
cum
pertin'
in
N.
ac
de
libertate
faldagij
Sect.
33
.
pro
xl
.
ouibus
cum
pertin'
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
Of
Wood.
PRaecipe
&c.
de
&c.
&
quatuor
virgat̄
bosci
&c.
in
parochijs
de
B.
Sect.
34.
&
L.
&c.
Of
2.
partes
in
3.
partes
deuided
of
8.
acres
of
land
,
of
pasture
▪
acres
of
reede
,
and
of
freshe
and
salte
marshe
land
.
PRaecipe
&c.
de
duabus
partibus
in
tres
partes
diuidend'
,
viij
.
acr
Sect.
35.
terrae
,
lx.
acr'
pastur'
,
lx.
acr'
arun
dinarum
,
x.
acr
marisci
frisci
,
&
ma●sci
salsi
cum
pertinent
in
D.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
Of
a
parsonage
impropriate
and
of
the
moyti●
of
the
tithes
.
PRaec'
&c.
de
Rector̄
impropriat̄
de
H.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
de
medietate
Sect.
36.
omnium
decimarum
,
granor̄
,
bladorum
,
garbar'
,
&
foeni
,
de
terris
vocat'
le
B.
lands
cum
pertin'
in
H.
praedict'
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
Of
a
manor
,
of
rent
,
and
free
foldage
for
sheepe
.
PRaecipe
&c.
de
manner
de
&c.
&
decem
solid'
redd'
,
ac
de
libero
faldagio
Sect.
37.
ouium
cum
pertin'
in
R.
&
de
Hundred
'
de
L.
Et
nisi
&c.
A
writte
of
Couenant
by
one
of
the
Queenes
Secretaries
of
the
3.
parte
of
4.
messuages
,
4.
cottages
,
one
mille
,
gardeins
,
orchards
,
lands
,
medowe
,
pasture
,
more
turbarie
and
rent
,
the
3.
parte
of
the
view
of
franke
pledge
,
of
goods
and
cattels
wayued
,
of
fellons
,
fugitiues
,
put
in
exigent
,
felon●
de
se
,
deodans
,
treasure
founde
,
extrahur
.
and
of
the
3.
parte
of
a
Parsonage
.
PRaecipe
W.
S.
Militi
dno
M.
quod
ten'
W.
C.
Milit̄
,
principal'
Secretar̄
,
Sect.
37.
dominae
Regin̄
conuenc'
&c.
de
tertia
parte
iiij
mess
.
iiij
.
cotag'
,
vnius
molendin̄
,
x.
gardin̄
,
x.
pomar̄
,
200.
acr
terrae
,
200.
acr'
prati
,
200.
acr
pastur'
,
30.
acr
morae
,
30.
acr'
turbar̄
,
&
v.
s.
redd'
cum
pertin'
in
A.
B.
C.
D.
ac
de
tertia
parte
Vis
.
franci
pleg'
,
bonor̄
&
catallor̄
wauiat̄
,
felon'
,
fugitiuorum
,
vtlag●t̄
,
in
exigent
positorum
,
fel
▪
de
se
,
deodand'
,
thesaur'
inuent'
,
ac
extrahur̄
cum
pertinentijs
in
M.
&c.
Necnon
de
tertia
parte
Rector̄
ecclesiae
de
K.
cum
pertin'
.
Et
nisi
&c.
A
writ
of
Couenant
of
Tythes
.
L●i●
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
T.
N.
Milit̄
,
qd'
ten'
T.
P.
conuenc'
&c.
de
proficuis
Sect.
38.
granor̄
,
foeni
,
lanae
,
&
agnor̄
,
ac
de
omnimod'
alijs
decimis
cum
pertinentijs
in
M.
Et
nisi
&c.
A
writ
of
,
Couenant
of
the
Scite
of
a
Monasterie
of
messuages
,
of
comon
of
pasture
for
all
maner
of
beastes
,
of
rent
,
and
of
rent
hennes
,
and
rent
worke
.
Derb.
ss
.
PRaec'
A.
B.
quod
ten'
C.
D.
conuenc'
de
situ
Monast.
de
Sect.
39.
B.
cum
pertinent
,
Ac
de
xx
.
messuag'
&c.
ac
de
communia
pastur'
pro
omnibus
animal'
,
ac
de
C.
s.
reddit'
,
ac
de
redditu
C.
galinar̄
,
&
C.
oper'
cum
pertinent
in
E.
&
F.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
predictus
A.
B.
recognouit
praed'
situm
tennt
,
communiam
pastur'
,
&
redd'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
C.
vt
ill'
&c.
(
cum
relax
'
&
warrant'
&c.
A
writ
of
Couenant
against
the
Father
and
his
sonne
,
and
heire
apparant
,
of
cottages
,
toftes
,
barnes
,
watermils
,
of
one
windmill
,
doufehouses
,
gardeins
,
orchardes
land
,
medow
,
pasture
,
wood
,
marishe
,
furres
,
heath
,
moore
,
rent
,
halfe
a
pound
of
rent
peper
,
of
a
myne
of
cole
,
and
the
ad●owson
of
a
Church
.
Linc̄
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
F.
M.
armig'
,
&
T.
M.
filio
&
haeredi
apparent̄
Sect.
40.
eiusdem
F.
quod
ten'
F.
F.
&
N.
R.
gent̄
conuenc'
&c.
de
manner
de
T.
S.
&
H.
iuxta
N.
super
Trentam
,
Ac
de
xl
.
mes
.
xx
.
cotag'
,
xl
.
toft
'
,
xxx
.
horreis
,
ij
.
molend'
aquatic'
,
vno
molend'
ventritico
,
iij.
columbar̄
,
xl
.
gardin̄
,
xl
pomar̄
,
mille
acr
terrae
,
mi●le
acris
prati
,
mille
acr
pasturae
,
500.
acr
bosci
,
100.
maris
.
100.
iampn̄
&
bruer̄
,
100.
acr
alneti
,
110.
acr
iuncar̄
,
500.
acr
morae
,
iiij
.
libr'
reddit'
,
&
redd'
dimid'
vnius
librae
piperis
cum
pertin'
in
T.
&c.
Ac
etiam
de
minera
carbon̄
cum
pertin'
in
T.
&
S.
Necnon
de
Aduocac'
Ecclesiae
de
T.
&
H.
Et
nisi
&c.
A
writ
of
Couenant
of
Dismes
and
Tythes
.
Notting
.
ss
.
PRaec'
D.
E.
qd'
&c.
teneat
R.
Y.
armig'
conuenc'
&c.
de
Sect.
41.
decimis
garbarum
,
granorum
,
&
foeni
cum
pertin'
in
R.
&
W.
Ac
de
decima
foeni
in
V.
Necnon
de
decimis
lani
,
agnorum
,
oblationum
,
ob●entionū
,
&
emolumentorum
,
&
de
omnibus
alijs
decimis
quibuscu●que
,
venien̄
,
crescent
,
&
renouan̄
in
W.
praedict'
.
Et
nisi
&c.
A
writ
of
Couenant
against
the
husband
and
the
wife
of
a
Parsonage
,
and
of
the
aduouson
of
a
Vicarage
,
and
of
messuages
,
cottages
,
barnes
,
and
gardeins
.
PRaecipe
T.
B.
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
C.
W.
armig
'
Sect.
42.
conuenc'
&c.
de
Rectoria
de
L.
ac
de
aduo●ac'
vicar̄
de
L.
ac
de
decem
mesuag
.
x.
cotag'
,
x.
horreis
,
x.
gardin̄
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
L.
praed'
.
Et
nisi
&c.
Praec'
&c.
qd'
iuste
&c.
de
x.
mes
.
&c.
in
W.
Necnon
de
Rectoria
eccles.
de
G.
&
de
decim̄
granor̄
,
foeni
,
lane
,
agnor̄
,
&
omnium
aliar'
decimarum
quarumcunque
in
G.
praed'
.
Ac
etiam
de
aduocac'
Vicar'
ecclesiae
de
G.
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
nisi
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
one
to
two
persons
,
of
sixe
messuages
with
warrantie
against
him
and
his
heires
.
Surr̄
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
W.
W.
quod
iuste
&c
ten̄●
L.
&
A.
P.
con̄
&c.
Sect.
43.
de
sex
mesuagijs
&c.
cum
pertine●
in
C.
W.
&
E.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scil●cet
quod
praedict'
W.
recogn'
praedict
'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
ill'
quae
ijdem
I.
&
A.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
W.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
haered'
suis
praedict'
I.
&
A.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
idem
W.
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
ipse
warrant'
praedict'
I.
&
A.
&
haered'
ipsius
I
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
contra
praedict'
W.
&
haered'
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
by
the
husband
and
wife
to
two
,
of
messuages
,
toftes
,
lands
,
medowes
,
pasture
,
and
rente
,
with
warranties
,
against
the
Conusor
and
his
heires
.
Surr̄
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
T.
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
W.
Sect.
44.
R.
&
R.
D.
conuenc'
&c.
de
quatuor
mesuag'
,
quatuor
toftis
,
xl
.
acr
t̄errae
,
xx
.
acris
prati
,
120.
acr
pastur'
,
&
quinque
solid'
&
iiij
.
denar̄
reddit'
cum
pertinent
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
I.
&
A.
recogn'
praedictum
tenementum
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
&
R.
habent
de
dono
praedictorum
I.
&
A.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
I.
&
A.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
I.
praefat'
W.
&
R.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
W.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
I.
&
A.
concesserunt
pro
se
et
haeredibus
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praedictis
W.
&
R.
&
haered'
ipsius
W.
praed'
tentum
cum
pertin'
contra
predict'
I.
&
A.
&
haeredes
ipsius
I.
imperpet●um
.
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
,
remissione
,
quiet'
clamation̄
,
warrant'
,
fine
,
&
concord'
,
ijdem
W.
&
R.
dederunt
praedictis
I.
&
A.
ducentas
&
quadraginta
libras
sterlingorum
.
A
fine
by
two
,
and
the
wife
of
the
one
of
them
of
land
,
medowe
,
pasture
,
and
of
wood
,
with
warrantie
against
the
Conusor
and
his
heyres
.
Lincoln
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
R.
B.
gen
,
&
T.
R.
&
M.
vxor'
eius
,
quod
ten'
Sect.
45.
T.
B.
gen
conuenc'
&c.
de
triginta
acr
terrae
,
duabus
acr
prati
,
tribus
acr
pasturae
,
&
sex
acris
bosci
cum
pertinentijs
in
C.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praed'
R.
T.
&
M.
recognouerunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
T.
B.
vt
illa
quae
idem
T.
habet
de
dono
praedictorum
R.
T.
&
M.
Et
ill'
remiserunt
et
quiet'
clamauer'
de
ipsis
R.
T.
&
M.
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
praefa●
T.
B.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
T.
&
M.
concesser'
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertin'
praefat'
T.
B.
&
haered'
suis
contra
praedict'
R.
T.
&
M.
et
haered'
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
by
one
and
his
wife
to
one
of
the
reuercion
of
the
3.
parte
of
7.
messuages
,
of
gardens
,
lands
,
medowe
,
pasture
,
and
wood
,
after
the
death
of
one
with
warrantie
against
the
Con●sor
and
his
heyres
.
Surr̄
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
T.
W.
&
K.
vxor'
eius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
Sect.
46.
G.
S.
conuenc'
inter
●os
fact'
,
de
tertia
parte
,
viij
.
mesuag'
,
sept̄
gardin̄
,
lx.
acr
terr'
,
x.
acr'
prati
,
xx
.
acr
pastur'
,
quinquaginta
acr
bosci
cum
pertin'
in
A.
B.
C.
&
D.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
s●z
.
quod
praedict'
T.
&
K.
recogn'
tertiam
partem
praedict'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
praedict'
G.
&
concess.
quod
eadem
tertia
par●
cum
pertin'
,
quam
M.
B.
vid'
tenet
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
de
haereditate
ip
sius
K.
die
quo
haec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
&
quae
post
mortem
eiusdem
M.
ad
ipsos
T.
&
K.
reuerti
debuit
,
reman'
praef.
G.
&
haeredibus
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
Praeterea
ijdem
T.
&
K.
concess.
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
K.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praefat'
G.
&
haeredib'
suis
tertiam
partem
praed'
cum
pertin'
sicut
praedictum
est
contra
se
&
haered'
ipsius
K.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
by
a
Lord
,
Baron
and
his
wife
,
to
an
archbishop
and
one
other
of
three
manors
,
messuages
,
toftes
,
cottages
,
milles
,
barnes
,
gardeins
,
lands
,
medowe
,
pasture
,
wood
,
furres
,
and
heaths
,
of
rent
,
of
the
aduowson
of
a
Church
,
and
of
the
view
of
francke
pledge
with
warrantie
against
them
and
their
heyres
.
Midd
▪
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
L.
Militi
,
dno
L.
&
I.
vxor'
eius
,
qd'
iuste
&
Sect.
47.
sine
dilatione
teneant
Reuerendo
in
Ch●isto
patri
T.
Y.
permissione
diuina
Archiepiscopo
Ebor'
Anglie
primati
,
&
G.
L.
conuenc'
inter
eos
fact'
de
manerijs
de
R.
K.
&
M.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
de
quinquagint̄
messuagijs
quingentis
toftis
,
ducentis
cotagijs
,
sex
molendinis
,
quingentis
horreis
,
quingentis
,
gardin̄
,
quinque
mille
acre
terre
,
mille
acris
prati
,
sex
mille
acr
pasture
,
mille
acris
bosci
,
decem
mille
acr
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
ac
de
quingent̄
libr'
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
R.
C.
A.
alias
S.
T.
V.
W
▪
&
E.
Ac
de
Aduocatione
Ecclesie
de
E.
predict'
.
Ac
de
Visu
franci
pleg'
de
R.
C.
&
A.
praedict'
.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praedictus
I.
L.
Miles
,
dominus
L.
&
I.
vxo●
eius
,
recogn'
maneria
,
tennta
,
redditus
,
aduocationem
,
&
vis
.
franci
pleg'
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
T.
Y.
Archiepiscopi
Ebor'
,
Et
ill'
que
idem
T.
Y.
Archiep̄us
&
G.
L.
habeant
de
dono
predictorum
I.
L.
&
I.
vxor
eius
.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
T.
Y.
Archiepo
&
G.
L.
&
hered'
ipsius
T.
Y.
Archiepiscopi
imperpetuum
.
Et
vlterius
ijdem
I.
L.
&
I.
vxor
eius
,
concesser'
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
L.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
maneria
,
tennta
,
reddit'
,
aduocac'
,
&
vis
.
francipleg'
praed'
cum
pertin'
praed'
T.
Y.
Archiepo
Eborum
,
&
G.
L.
&
hered'
ipsius
T.
Y.
Archiep̄i
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
by
two
to
one
of
manors
,
milles
,
douehouses
rents
,
&
common
of
pasture
,
with
warrantie
against
the
conusors
and
the
heires
of
one
of
them
.
ET
est
concordia
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
A.
&
B.
recogn'
praedict'
manner
,
Sect'
48.
molendin̄
,
columbar̄
,
tennt
,
reddit'
,
&
co●am
pastur'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
C.
vt
ill'
quae
ijdem
C.
&
D.
habent
de
dono
ipsorum
A.
&
B.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
praedict'
C.
&
D.
&
hered'
ipsius
C.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
A.
concessit
pro
se
&
heredibus
suis
,
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praedict'
C.
&
D.
&
hered'
ipsius
C.
praed'
manner
,
molendinum
,
columbarium
,
tennt
reddit'
,
&
communiam
pastur'
cum
pertin'
contra
se
&
hered'
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
vlterius
idem
B.
concess
it
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
&c.
(
vt
supra
.
)
A
Fine
by
one
and
his
wife
to
one
of
one
manor
,
of
messuages
,
tofts
,
cottages
,
barnes
,
one
water
mille
,
a
fulling
mille
,
a
winde
mille
,
a
douehouse
,
gardeins
,
orchards
,
land
medowe
pasture
,
wood
,
furres
,
heath
,
moore
,
fresh
&
salt
marshe
,
rent
,
free
fishing
,
the
aduowson
of
a
Church
by
turnes
with
a
generall
warrantie
.
Deuon̄
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
H.
&
V.
vxorieius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
R.
P.
Sect'
49.
generos
.
conuenc'
&c.
de
manerio
de
B.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
de
viginti
messuagijs
,
duobus
,
toftis
,
sex
cotagijs
,
4.
horreis
,
vno
molend'
aquatico
,
vno
molendino
ventritico
vno
columbario
,
viginti
gardinis
,
decem
pomarijs
,
centum
ac●
terre
,
centum
acris
prati
,
mille
acris
pastur'
,
decem
acris
bosci
,
viginti
acris
saliceti
,
centum
acris
iampnorum
&
buere
,
viginti
acris
more
,
viginti
acris
turbarie
,
triginta
acris
mosset̄
,
sex
acr
iuncar̄
,
xx
.
acr
marisci
frisci
,
&
xx
.
acr
marisci
salsi
,
duobus
acris
alneti
,
x.
marcis
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
B.
C.
&
D.
Necnon
de
liberis
piscar̄
in
aquis
de
O.
C.
&
D.
Ac
de
seperali
piscar̄
in
aqua
de
S.
Necnon
de
Aduocatione
ecclesiae
de
B.
alternis
vicibus
cum
acciderit
.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
I.
&
V.
recogn'
maneria
,
tenementa
,
reddit'
,
&
liber̄
piscar̄
praedict'
cum
pertin'
,
ac
aduocationem
praedictam
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
vt
ill'
que
idem
R.
habuit
de
dono
praedictorum
I.
&
V.
Et
illa
remis
.
&
quiet'
clam'
de
ipsis
I.
&
V.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
predict'
R.
&
heredibus
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
I.
&
V.
concesserunt
prose
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praedicto
R.
&
hered'
&
assignatis
suis
pndict̄
manner
,
tenementa
,
redd'
,
&
liber̄
piscar̄
cum
pertin'
,
ac
aduocac'
praedict'
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognitione
,
remissione
,
quiet'
clam'
,
warrant'
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
R.
dedit
predictis
I.
&
V.
xl
.
li.
A
Fine
by
one
de
honore
D.
castro
vicecomit'
de
S.
cum
hundred
▪
insula
d●
D.
baronia
de
D.
hundredo
de
D.
burgo
de
D.
vno
feod'
milit'
de
D.
Scit'
,
ambit'
&
precinct
,
of
a
monasterie
,
a
manor
,
the
scite
of
a
manor
,
a
graunge
,
a
parke
,
a
prebend
,
one
capital
messuage
,
mosses
,
tofts
cottages
,
a
douehouse
a
fulling
mille
,
a
water
mille
,
a
winde
mille
,
and
of
diuers
other
things
.
HEc
est
finalis
&c.
Anno
regni
&c.
coram
&c.
Iustic'
&
alijs
dominae
Sect'
50.
Reg.
fidelibus
tunc
ibidem
presentibus
,
inter
I.
A.
quer'
&
M.
B.
deforc'
,
De
honore
D.
castro
vicecomitat̄
de
S.
cum
hundred
'
membris
&
pertinent'
suis
,
Insula
de
D.
Baronia
de
D.
hundred
'
de
D.
burgo
de
D.
vno
feod'
milit̄
in
D.
Scit̄
,
Ambit̄
,
&
precinct'
nuper
Monasterij
de
D.
manerio
de
D.
cum
pertin'
,
Sit̄
manerij
de
D.
grangia
de
C.
parco
de
D.
praebend'
de
D.
vno
capitali
mess
.
2.
mess
.
2.
toftis
,
2.
cottag'
,
1.
columb
.
1.
molendino
fullonico
,
1.
molend'
aquatico
,
1.
molend'
ventritico
,
1.
molend'
granat'
,
1.
molend'
bladar̄
,
1.
horreo
,
1.
gardin̄
,
1.
pomar̄
10.
acr
terre
,
10.
acr
prati
,
20.
acr
pasture
,
4.
acr
bosci
,
40.
acr
iampnor̄
&
bruere
,
30.
acr
more
,
50.
acr
▪
marisci
salsi
,
9.
acr
marisci
frisci
,
30.
acr
turbar'
,
9.
acr
iuncar'
,
6.
acr
alneti
,
6.
acr
mos●eti
,
4.
acr
terr'
aqua
coopert̄
communia
pastur'
pro
omnibus
vel
omnimod'
animalibus
,
pro
100.
ouibus
,
10.
equis
,
vaccis
,
porcis
,
spadonibus
,
&c.
libera
warrena
,
liber̄
piscar̄
,
libertate
faldagij
,
libera
falda
,
cisio
,
salm̄
,
plumbar̄
,
aque
salse
,
puteo
,
vigint̄
libr'
,
10.
marcat̄
decem
solidor̄
,
vno
denario
,
vno
obulo
&
quadrant̄
reddit'
.
✿
Acreddit̄
vnius
paris
Chirothecarum
,
vnius
par̄
calcarium
deaurat̄
,
sagitte
barbate
,
vnius
par̄
calceorum
,
vnius
vomeris
,
1.
libre
cere
,
1.
libr'
piperis
,
1.
libre
cumini
,
1.
claui
gariophili
,
1.
rose
rube
,
1.
acus
&
fili
,
1.
quarterij
frumenti
,
1
,
quarter
ordei
,
2.
brac●i
caponum
,
40.
gallorum
,
20.
gallinarum
,
mille
ouorum
,
&
au
carum
cum
pertin'
in
D.
Ac
de
communia
pasture
quam
praedict'
M.
B.
habet
&
habere
solebat
pro
omnibus
auerijs
suis
in
centum
acris
pasture
ipsius
I.
A.
in
D.
Ac
de
omnibus
vel
omnimodis
oblationibus
,
decimis
granorum
,
garbarum
,
foeni
,
lanae
,
lini
,
canabis
.
porcellorum
,
aucarum
,
agnellorum
,
&c.
&
alijs
emolumentis
quibuscunque
spectant
,
pertinent
,
crescentibus
siue
existent
cum
pertinentijs
in
D.
Ac
de
theolonio
,
stallagio
,
picagio
,
pontagio
,
infra
burgum
de
D.
quodam
corrodio
vnius
panis
,
vnius
lagenae
ceruisiae
pro
omnibus
hominibus
in
D.
Et
de
gurgite
&
cursu
aque
current̄
a
loco
vocat'
H.
infra
&
per
terr'
vocat'
K.
ad
molend'
vocat'
S.
Wera
siue
veda
in
D.
Ac
de
vis
.
franc'
pleg'
libertate
&
franchesijs
in
D.
Necnon
de
custod'
siue
officio
custod'
de
B.
custod'
parci
&
foreste
de
D.
Ac
de
officio
Seneschalciae
de
D.
Balliua
siue
officio
balliuat̄
de
D.
Necnon
de
Nundinis
de
D.
singulis
annis
ad
festa
de
N.
M.
ibidem
●enend
,
Mercat̄
de
D.
quiet'
siue
libero
passagio
vltra
de
aquam
D.
Rectoria
de
D.
aduocatione
,
presentation̄
,
donatione
,
libera
dispositione
,
&
iure
patronat̄
Ecclesie
de
D.
quadam
porcione
decimarum
aut
pencionum
in
D.
Necnon
de
medietate
manerij
de
D.
cum
pertin'
,
&
de
tertia
parte
tennt
de
C.
in
tribus
partibus
diuis
.
Except̄
&
omnino
reseruat̄
patronagio
vna
cum
aduocatione
Vicariae
ecclesiae
de
D.
&
Capell
'
eidem
Rectoriae
annex'
,
ac
o●bus
decimis
granorum
,
vis
.
franc'
pleg'
,
ac
o●bus
que
ad
vis
.
franc'
pleg'
pertinent
,
wardis
,
maritagijs
,
eschaet̄
,
cattall'
felonum
,
wauiat̄
,
extrahur̄
,
felon'
fugitiuorum
,
vtlagat̄
,
attinct'
cum
terr'
&
tenement'
vtlagat̄
&
waiuat̄
,
quibuscunque
ferijs
,
mercat̄
,
wrecc'
maris
,
ac
●ot
&
tantis
iuribus
,
iurisdictionibus
,
priuilegijs
,
franches
.
&
libertat̄
tenemnt̄
praedict'
,
aut
aliquod
eorum
concernent
&
eidem
M.
B.
&
heredibus
suis
vt
de
manerio
de
D.
spectant
.
Vnde
placit●
conuentionis
summonit̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
Curia
.
Scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
M
▪
recogno●it
praedict'
honorem
,
castrum
,
vicecomitatum
,
Ins●l●m
,
baroniam
,
h●ndredum
,
burgum
,
feod'
milit̄
,
scitum
,
manerium
,
parcum
,
prebend'
,
tenement'
,
reddit'
,
communiam
pasturae
,
liberam
,
warrenam
,
liberam
piscariam
,
libertatem
salin̄
,
plumbarum
,
bullar̄
,
puteum
,
rector̄
,
decimas
,
oblationes
,
theoloneum
,
stallagium
,
picagium
,
pontagium
,
corrod'
,
gurgitem
,
vis
,
franc'
pleg'
,
libertates
,
franches
.
custod'
,
officium
seneschall'
,
balliuat̄
,
nundinas
,
mercatas
,
feriam
,
passagium
,
wreccum
maris
,
medietatem
&
tertias
partes
cum
pertinent
:
Ac
aduocationes
,
presentationes
,
liberam
dispositionem
,
ius
patronat̄
,
portionem
,
&
pencionem
praedictas
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
Vt
illa
que
idem
I.
habet
de
dono
pnd'
M.
Et
ill'
remis
.
&
quet̄
clam'
de
se
&
heredibus
suis
praed'
I.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
idem
M.
concess.
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
,
quod
ipse
warrant'
praed'
I.
&
hered'
suis
praedict'
honorem
,
castrum
,
vicecomitatum
,
insulam
,
&c.
(
vt
supra
)
contra
se
&
heredes
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognitione
,
fine
,
&c.
A
Fine
of
a
rent
by
an
Earle
and
his
wife
.
Nottingh
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
Comiti
H.
&
domine
K.
vxori
eius
Comitissae
Sect'
51.
H.
quod
iuste
&
sine
dilatione
ten'
W.
C.
conuenc'
&c.
Te
quadraginta
libr'
annui
reddit'
exeuntis
de
maneriis
de
E.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
Concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
Comes
&
Comitiss
.
recognouerunt
reddit'
praedictum
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
que
idem
W.
habet
de
dono
praedictorum
Comitis
&
Comitisse
.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
se
&
heredibus
suis
praefat'
W.
&
heredibus
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
Comes
&
Comitissa
concedunt
pro
se
&
heredibus
ipsius
Comitis
,
quod
ipsi
warrant'
redd'
pndict̄
cum
pertin'
pref.
W.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
,
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
of
the
third
part
of
a
rent
by
the
husband
and
wife
.
Suffolk
.
ss
.
PRaec'
R.
&
I.
vxori
eius
,
quod
teneant
H.
C.
conuenc
'
Sect'
52.
&c.
de
tertia
parte
quinque
libr'
sex
solid'
&
octo
denar̄
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
exeun̄
de
manerijs
de
K.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
concordia
talis
scilicet
quod
praed'
R.
&
I.
recognouer̄
tertiam
partem
praedict'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
ill'
quam
idem
H.
habeat
de
dono
praed'
R.
&
I.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
se
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
pref.
H.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
&
I.
concesser'
pro
se
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
pref.
H.
&
hered'
suis
predictam
tertiam
partem
cum
pertinent
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
of
a
personage
exceeding
the
aduowson
of
the
vicarage
of
the
same
parsonage
.
PRaec'
&c.
Con̄
&c.
de
Rectoria
de
T.
cum
pertin'
,
except̄
Aduocatione
Sect'
53.
vicar̄
ecclesiae
de
T.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
&c.
quod
praedict'
A.
recogn'
Rectoriam
praed'
cum
pertin'
(
except̄
praeexcept̄
)
esse
ius
&c.
Et
ill'
remis
.
&c.
(
except̄
praecept̄
.
)
Et
praeterea
idem
&c.
concess.
pro
se
&c.
quod
ipse
warrant'
predict'
&c.
Rectoriam
praedict'
cum
pertin'
(
except̄
praeexcept̄
)
&c.
A
writ
of
couenant
brought
by
three
against
three
of
one
manor
,
10.
mesnages
,
8.
cottages
,
and
of
land
,
meadow
,
pasture
,
moore
,
and
of
rent
.
Ebor'.
PRaec'
C.
B.
&
F.
vxori
eius
quod
ten'
E.
D.
&
R.
con̄
&c.
de
Sect'
54.
manerio
de
S.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
de
x.
messuag'
,
viij
.
cotag'
,
CC.
acr
terre
,
CC.
acr
prati
,
160.
acr
pasture
,
300.
acr
more
,
&
vj.
s.
redd'
cum
pertin'
in
A.
F.
B.
&
C.
Et
nisi
fecerint
&c.
A
Concord
with
a
Render
for
life
to
the
husband
and
the
wife
being
the
conusors
of
parcel
of
manors
and
lands
contained
in
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
the
remainder
to
the
first
and
second
begotten
sonne
of
the
conusors
in
taile
,
and
to
the
heires
males
,
and
for
default
of
such
issue
,
then
to
the
conusors
in
general
taile
,
and
for
default
of
such
issue
then
to
the
right
heires
of
the
conusors
for
euer
,
with
graunt
and
render
of
x.
mesuages
&c.
residue
of
the
same
manor
&c.
to
the
said
conusors
.
ET
est
Concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedictus
T.
&
F.
recogn'
manner
,
Sect'
55.
tenementa
,
&
redd'
praedict'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
E.
vt
ill'
que
ijdem
E.
&
R.
habent
de
dono
predict'
T.
&
F.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clam'
de
ipsis
T.
&
F.
&
hered'
ipsius
F.
pref.
E.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
T.
&
F.
concesser'
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
F.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
manerium
tennta
,
&
redd'
cum
pertin'
pref.
E.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
contra
ipsos
T.
&
F.
&
hered'
ipsius
F.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
&c.
ijdem
E.
&
R.
concesser'
pref.
T.
&
F.
manner
de
S.
pred'
cūpertin̄
ac
x.
mesuag'
,
viij
.
cotag'
.
20.
acr
terr'
,
20.
acr
prati
,
160.
acr'
pasture
,
300.
acr'
more
,
6.
solid'
redditus
cum
pertin'
in
A.
&
F.
predictis
,
parcellas
manner
,
tenementorum
&
redd'
praedict'
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
.
✿
Habendum
&
tenendum
pref.
T.
&
F.
pro
termino
vitae
ipsorum
T.
&
F.
&
alterius
eorum
diutius
viuent'
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
.
Et
quod
post
decessum
praedict'
T.
&
F.
&
eorum
alterius
diutius
viuent'
,
praedict'
ꝑcell'
maner'
,
ten̄torum
,
&
redd'
praed'
cum
pertin'
reman'
primogentio
filio
de
corporibus
praedict'
T.
&
F.
inter
eos
legitim̄
procreat'
&
hered'
mascul'
de
corpore
praedict'
primogenit'
filij
&
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
✿
Et
si
nullus
heres
de
corpore
ipsius
primogeniti
filij
fuer'
legitime
procreat'
,
praed'
parcell
'
manner
,
ten̄torum
,
&
reddit'
pred'
cum
pertin'
reman'
secundo
genito
filio
de
corpore
predict'
T.
&
F.
inter
eos
legitime
procreat'
,
&
hered'
mascul'
de
corpore
dicti
secundi
geniti
filij
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
✿
Et
si
nullus
heres
de
corpore
ipsius
secundi
geniti
filijfuer̄
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
pnd'
parcell'
mane●
,
tentorum
,
&
redd'
praedict'
cum
pertinent
reman'
hered'
de
corporibus
pnd'
T.
&
F.
inter
eos
legitim̄
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
si
nullus
heres
de
corpor̄
ipsorum
T.
&
F.
inter
eos
fuer'
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
praedict'
parcell'
manner
,
tentorum
,
&
redd'
pnd'
cum
pertin'
remaner̄
inde
rectis
hered'
ipsorum
T.
&
F.
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
vlterius
ijdem
E.
&
R.
concess.
praef.
T.
&
F.
decem
messuag'
&c.
cnm
pertin'
in
B.
&
C.
praed'
residuum
pnd'
manner
tenntor̄
&
redd'
praedict'
.
Et
ill'
eis
redd'
in
eadem
Cur'
.
A
Fine
of
one
acre
of
land
,
homage
,
rent
,
and
seruices
.
Salop'.
PRaecipe
E.
T.
armig'
,
quod
te●
N.
P.
con̄
de
vna
acr
terre
,
&
Sect'
56.
quindecim
solidos
redđ
cum
pertin'
in
G.
&
F.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
E.
T.
recognouit
praed'
acr
t̄re
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
N.
vt
ill'
quam
idem
N.
habeat
de
dono
praed'
E.
Et
ill'
remisit
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
heredibus
suis
pref.
N.
&
heredibus
suis
imperpetum
.
Et
pnd'
E.
concessit
pref.
N.
praed'
reddit'
simul
cum
homagio
&
toto
seruitio
I.
H.
&
heredum
suorum
detot
tentis
quot
praed'
E.
prius
tenuit
de
F.
praedict'
.
Habenđ
,
percipienđ
,
&
gaudenđ
pnd'
reddit'
simul
cum
homagio
&
toto
seruitio
praed'
N.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praed'
E.
&
hered'
sui
warrant'
pred'
N.
&
hered'
suis
praed'
acr
terre
&
redd'
praed'
cum
pertin'
simul
cum
homagio
&
toto
seruitio
praed'
(
sic
vt
dictum
est
)
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
of
a
Manor
and
vij
.
knights
fees
,
homages
and
seruices
in
the
same
manor
,
by
the
husband
and
the
wife
and
others
.
INter
H.
W.
&
I.
B.
quer'
,
&
T.
M.
militem
,
&
T.
filium
eiusdem
T.
&
E.
Sect'
57.
vxorem
eiusdem
T.
filij
,
&
W.
M.
deforc'
,
de
manerio
de
T.
cum
pertin'
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
T.
T.
E.
&
W.
recogn'
praedict'
manerium
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
illud
quod
ijdem
H.
&
I.
habeant
de
dono
praed'
T.
T.
E.
&
W.
vna
cum
septem
feodis
Militum
in
eodem
manerio
.
Et
concesser'
praedict'
H.
&
I.
praed'
manerium
&
feod'
cum
pertin'
simul
cum
homagijs
&
omnibus
seruitijs
M.
W.
&
I.
N.
&
hered'
suorum
,
de
tot
tenementis
quot
de
pnd'
T.
T.
E.
&
W.
prius
tenuerunt
in
eodem
Manerio
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
cur'
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
ijsdem
H.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsi'
H.
de
capital'
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
praed'
Manerium
&
feoda
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
T.
T.
E.
&
W.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
pnd'
H.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
H.
predict'
manerium
&
feoda
cum
pertinentijs
sicut
pnd'
est
,
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognitione
,
concessione
,
warrantia
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
ijdem
H.
&
I
dederunt
praed'
T.
T.
E.
&
W.
vigint̄
libr'
sterlingorum
.
An
old
fine
in
Frankalmoigne
of
the
aduowson
of
a
Church
,
knowledged
to
a
Priour
and
his
Church
before
Iustices
in
Eire
,
in
Anno
55.
of
King
Iohn
.
HEc
est
finalis
concordia
facta
in
Cur'
domini
Regis
apud
Lincoln
Sect'
58.
in
Octab.
Sancti
Mich.
Anno
regni
Regis
Henrici
filij
Regis
Iohannis
55.
coram
R
A.
G.
P.
W.
W.
W.
H.
&
I.
O.
Iusticiarijs
itinerantibus
&
alijs
domini
Regis
fidelibus
tunc
ibidem
presentibus
,
inter
I.
D.
petent̄
,
&
Priorem
de
C.
deforc'
,
de
Aduocac'
ecclesie
de
D.
cum
pertinentijs
vnde
placitum
conuenc'
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
Cur'
,
scz
.
qd'
praedict'
I.
recognouit
praedict'
Aduocation̄
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
Prioris
&
ecclesie
sue
sancte
Marie
de
C.
vt
illa
quam
idem
Prior
&
ecclesia
sua
habent
de
dono
W.
filij
W.
antecessoris
ipsius
I.
cuius
heres
ipse
est
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
Priori
&
successoribus
suis
&
ecclesiae
sue
praedict'
,
de
praedict'
I.
&
heredibus
suis
in
puram
&
perpetuam
eleemosinam
,
liberam
&
quiet'
,
ab
omni
seruitio
seculari
&
executione
imperpetuum
.
Et
praedict'
I.
&
hered'
sui
warrant'
,
acquietabunt
,
&
defend'
eidem
Priori
&
success
.
suis
&
eccles.
sue
praedictam
aduocationem
cum
pertin'
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
Prior
remitt̄
praed'
I.
singulis
beneficijs
&
orationibus
que
de
cetero
fient
in
ecclesia
sua
predict'
imperpetuum
.
A
concord
of
one
messuage
&c.
in
the
countie
Palantine
of
Lancaster
.
Lancaster
HEc
est
finalis
concordia
fact'
in
Curia
dominae
Reginae
Sect'
59.
apud
L.
die
lune
in
quinta
septimana
quadragesime
,
anno
regni
Eliz.
dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Francie
,
&
Hibernie
Reginae
fidei
defensor̄
&c.
32.
coram
I.
Clench
tertio
Baron̄
Scaccar̄
dominae
Reginae
,
&
F.
R.
vno
Seruientium
dominae
Reg.
ad
legem
Iustic'
domin'
Reg.
apud
L.
&
alijs
dictae
dominae
Reg.
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
presentibus
inter
H.
T.
&
R.
H.
quer'
,
&
W.
C.
gen
deforc'
,
de
vno
mesuag'
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
T.
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scz
.
quod
praedictus
W.
recognouit
&c.
A
lease
for
yeres
by
fine
,
if
one
of
the
conusors
liue
so
long
,
reseruing
a
rent
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
F.
T.
&
M.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
I.
H.
&
K.
Sect'
60.
vxori
eius
conuenc'
&c.
Et
est
concordia
&c.
scz
.
quod
praedict'
F.
&
M.
concess.
pnd'
I.
&
K.
tenement'
predict'
cum
pertin'
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
I.
&
K.
a
festo
&c.
quod
erit
in
anno
&c.
complend'
,
si
praedict'
M.
tam
diu
vixerit
.
Reddend'
inde
ad
festa
&c.
per
equales
porciones
soluend'
,
durante
toto
termino
praed'
&c.
Et
si
contingat
&c.
Quere
whether
this
be
a
good
Leas
at
this
day
against
issue
in
taile
.
A
Lease
for
yeres
by
fine
of
one
messuage
and
free
fishing
,
reseruing
a
rent
with
a
clause
of
distresse
with
a
graunt
of
the
reuersion
of
the
said
messuage
and
free
fishing
vnto
one
of
the
conusors
in
fee
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
T.
P.
armig'
,
&
W.
C.
gent̄
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
I.
W.
&
E
▪
M.
conuenc'
&c.
de
vno
mesuag'
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
H.
&
B.
ac
de
libera
piscaria
in
aqua
de
B.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praedict
'T
et
W.
recognouer̄
tenement'
Sect'
61.
&
liberam
piscariam
praed'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
illa
que
idem
I.
&
E.
habent
de
dono
predict'
T.
&
W.
Et
ill'
remis
.
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
hered'
suis
praefat'
I.
&
E.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
T.
&
V.
concesser'
pro
se
&
hered
ipsius
T.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
tennt
&
liber̄
piscariam
predict'
cum
pertin'
pref.
I.
&
E.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
contr̄
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognic'
,
remissione
quiet'
clam'
,
warrant'
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
ijdem
I.
&
E.
concesser'
praef.
W.
tennt
&
liber̄
piscar̄
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
cur'
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
tenementa
&
liberam
piscariam
praedict'
cum
pertin'
pref.
W.
&
assignatis
suis
,
a
festo
sancti
Martini
in
hyeme
vltimo
preterito
,
vsque
ad
finem
termini
sexaginta
annor̄
extunc
ꝓxim̄
sequent
&
plenarie
complend'
.
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
pref.
I.
&
E.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quendam
annual
▪
reddit'
iij.
li.
vj.
s.
viij
.
d'
.
legalis
monete
Anglie
,
ad
festa
S.
Martini
episcopi
in
hyeme
&
P.
per
equales
porciones
durant'
terminos
praedict'
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
praed'
annual'
reddit'
iij.
li.
vj.
s.
viij
.
đ.
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
pndictor̄
quando
vt
prefertur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
per
spacium
viginti
dier̄
,
quod
tunc
bene
liceat
&
licebit
praef.
I.
&
E.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
in
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertin'
intrare
&
distringere
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
&
habitas
licite
asportare
,
effugare
,
abducere
,
&
penes
se
retinere
,
quousque
de
praedict'
annual'
reddit'
iij.
li.
vj.
s.
viij
.
d
vna
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
si
que
fuerint
sibi
plena●ie
fuerit
sat●sfact'
&
persolut̄
.
Concesser̄
etiam
praedict'
I.
&
E.
praef.
T.
tam
reuersionem
tenementorum
&
libere
piscarie
praedict'
cum
pertinent
,
quam
praedict'
reddit'
iij.
li.
vj.
s.
viij
.
d.
superinde
reseruat̄
.
Et
illa
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
tam
reuersionem
tenementorum
&
libe●
piscar̄
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
quam
praedict'
reddit'
iij.
li
▪
vj.
s.
viij
.
d.
superind●
reseruat̄
prefat'
T.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Te
〈…〉
&c.
vt
supra
.
A
lease
for
yeares
by
fine
by
one
and
his
wife
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
C.
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
.
W.
S.
et
Sect.
62.
I.
vxori
eius
,
conuenc'
&c.
de
&c.
expressing
the
tenements
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
C.
et
A.
recognoue●
tennt
predict
'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
ijdem
W.
et
I.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
C.
et
A.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
haered'
suis
praefat'
W.
et
I.
&
haered'
ipsius
W.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praetere●
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
praedict'
W.
et
I.
concesser'
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praef.
C.
et
A.
et
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
cur'
.
Habend'
et
tenend'
tenement'
predict'
cum
pertin'
praef.
C.
et
A.
&
assignatis
s●is
a
festo
S.
Mich.
archangeli
vltim̄
praeterito
,
vsque
ad
finem
termini
&
pro
termino
xl
.
annorum
tunc
proxim'
sequent
et
plenarie
complend'
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
W.
&
I.
et
haeredes
ipsius
W.
warrant'
tennt
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefatis
C.
et
A.
&
assignatis
suis
,
durante
termino
predicto
contra
omnes
homines
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
vt
supra
.
A
lease
by
fine
made
by
tenant
for
life
for
xxi
▪
yeares
,
if
she
liue
so
long
,
reseruing
a
rent
with
a
clause
of
distres
,
the
reuercion
graunted
to
the
Conusors
and
after
the
terme
ended
,
then
to
one
P.
for
xxi
.
yeares
,
reseruing
ae
redde
Rose
,
and
after
the
end
of
that
terme
the
remainder
to
E.
and
M.
in
fee
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
P.
gener̄
&
E.
vxori
eius
,
&
R.
L.
armig'
,
q●
Sect.
63.
ten'
I.
M.
conuenc'
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
cum
praedict'
I.
P.
et
E.
habent
&
tenent
sibi
pro
termino
vitae
ipsius
E.
praedict'
tenemenr̄
&
piscar̄
cum
pertin'
,
reuersione
inde
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
W.
T.
&
haered'
suis
spectant
,
ijdem
I.
P.
et
E.
et
R.
concesser'
praefato
I.
M.
p̄dic●
tenementa
et
piscar̄
cum
pertinentijs
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
I.
et
assignatis
suis
tota
vita
ipsi
▪
E.
✿
Et
praeterea
praedict'
I.
F.
&
E.
et
R.
warrant'
praefat'
I.
M.
&
assignat'
suis
tn̄ta
&
piscar̄
praedict'
cum
pertin'
sicut
dictum
est
contra
praedict'
I.
F.
&
E.
tota
vita
ipsius
E.
Et
pro
ha●
concess.
warrant'
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
I.
M.
concessit
praefat'
R.
tenement'
&
piscar̄
predict'
cum
pertin'
,
&
illa
eireddidit
in
eadem
curia
.
✿
Habenđ
&
tenend
'
tennt
&
piscar̄
p●aedict'
cum
pertinentijs
eidem
R.
pro
term●o
xxj
.
annorum
proxim'
sequent
&
plenarie
complend'
,
si
eadem
E.
tam
diu
vixerit
.
✿
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
praefato
I.
M.
&
assign'
suis
xiiij
.
libr'
ad
festa
&c.
per
equales
porciones
a●nuatim
sol●end'
tota
vita
ipsius
E.
✿
Et
si
contingat
&c.
concessit
etiam
praedictus
I.
M.
praefatis
I.
P.
et
E.
reuersionem
tentorum
&
piscariae
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
&
redditum
predict'
superinde
reseruat̄
,
&
ill'
eis
reddid'
in
eadem
curia
.
✿
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
I.
F.
et
E.
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
tenementa
&
piscariam
cum
pertinentijs
pertinent
,
tota
vita
ipsius
E.
✿
Et
post
terminum
illum
finitum
,
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertin'
integre
remanebunt
P.
&
assignat'
suis
pro
termino
xxj
.
annorum
post
festum
Sancti
Martini
in
hyeme
prox
.
futur'
immediate
sequent
&
plenarie
complend'
.
✿
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
praefatis
P.
&
E.
&
haered'
ipsius
P.
toto
termino
praedict'
vnam
Rosam
rubeam
ad
festum
S.
Iohannis
Bap.
annuatim
soluend'
si
petatur
.
✿
Et
post
terminum
illum
finitum
,
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertin'
integre
remanebunt
praefat'
E.
&
M.
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
,
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
,
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
tenementum
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
A
lease
to
the
wife
for
xxi
.
yeares
of
two
messuages
,
to
commence
after
her
husbands
death
,
reseruing
a
Rent
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
,
the
Cognizees
graunt
backe
the
same
reuersion
and
rent
to
the
Conusors
in
fee
.
South
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
C.
C.
armig
.
&
D.
vxori
eius
,
&
R.
B.
generos
.
Sect.
64.
quod
ten'
H.
Met
C.
M.
conuenc'
&c.
de
duobus
mesuagijs
cum
pertin'
in
parua
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
C.
et
D.
&
E.
recogn'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
ill'
&c.
Et
ill
remiser̄
&c.
Et
praeterea
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
praedict'
H.
et
C.
concesser'
praefat'
R.
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertin'
.
Et
ill'
ei
redd'
in
eadem
curia
.
✿
Habend'
et
tenend'
tennt
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefat'
R.
tota
vita
ipsius
R.
&
immediate
post
decessum
ipsius
R.
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanebunt
M.
vxori
ipsius
R.
executoribus
vel
assign'
suis
,
pro
termino
xxj
.
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequent
et
plenarie
complend'
.
✿
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
praefat'
H.
et
C.
et
haered'
ipsius
H.
quandam
annuitatem
siue
annual'
redditum
v.
libr'
legal'
monetae
Angl'
ad
festa
Sancti
Martini
Episcopi
&
Pent̄
per
equales
porciones
annuatim
durant̄
eodem
termino
sol●end'
,
prima
solutione
inde
incipiend'
ad
proxim'
festum
festorum
praedictorum
post
decessum
praedict'
R.
✿
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
annuit̄
siue
annual'
reddit'
quinque
libt̄
aretro
fore
&c.
Concess.
etiam
praedict'
H.
et
C.
praefat'
C.
C.
et
D.
tam
reuersionem
tenementorum
cum
▪
pertinentijs
,
quam
praedict'
reddit'
v.
libr'
superinde
reseruat̄
.
Et
ill
'●
is
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habendum
,
tenendum
,
&
percipiend'
praedict'
recuperation
tenementorum
praedictorum
cum
pertinentijs
&
redditum
praedictum
praefat'
C.
C.
et
H.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
D.
imperpetuum
.
I.
R.
being
tenant
in
generall
taile
in
possession
the
reuercion
in
fee
to
C.
and
T.
the
same
C.
and
T.
by
fine
graunt
the
lande
to
M.
and
E.
and
the
said
M.
and
E.
render
the
same
againe
to
the
said
T.
Habendum
from
a
certaine
feast
next
after
the
death
of
the
said
I.
without
heire
of
his
bodie
,
for
the
terme
of
1500.
yeares
,
reseruing
i
▪
d'
.
rent
,
and
after
the
end
of
the
terme
to
P.
T.
one
of
the
sonnes
of
the
said
T.
for
euer
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
&c.
C.
N.
et
T.
T.
quod
ten'
M.
B.
et
E.
D.
conuenc
'
Sect.
65.
&c.
de
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
&c.
quod
cum
I.
R.
habet
&
tenet
sibi
&
haered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
ten●ment̄
pnd'
cum
pertin'
reman'
inde
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
si
idem
I.
obierit
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
praefat'
C.
&
haeredibus
suis
▪
spectant
,
ijdem
C.
&
T.
concesser'
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinent
praedict'
M.
&
E.
&
haered'
M.
imperpetuum
.
✿
Tenend'
&c.
Et
praedict'
C.
&
haered'
sui
warrant'
praef.
M.
et
E.
&
haered'
ipsius
M.
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
sicut
praedictum
est
,
▪
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
pro
hac
concessione
,
reddition̄
,
warrant'
,
fine
,
&
concord'
,
ijdem
M.
&
E.
concesse●
praedict'
T.
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertinent
.
Et
ill'
e●
redd
▪
&c.
✿
Habend
'
&c.
eidem
T.
&
assign'
suis
,
a
festo
S.
Martini
in
hyeme
prox
.
post
decessum
praedict'
I.
si
idem
I.
obierit
sine
haerede
de
corpore
s●o
legitime
procreat'
,
vsque
finem
termini
&
pro
termino
mille
&
quingent̄
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequent
&
plenarie
complend'
,
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
.
✿
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
praefat'
M.
et
E.
et
haered'
ipsius
M.
vnum
denar̄
ad
festum
&c.
annuatim
soluend'
toto
termino
praedict'
si
petatur
.
Et
post
te●●inum
illum
finitum
,
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
P.
T.
vni
filiorum
praedict'
T.
e●
haered'
ipsius
P.
imperpetuum
&c.
vt
supra
.
A
lease
of
a
messuage
by
fine
for
yeares
,
to
beginne
at
a
time
to
come
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
.
North.
ss
.
PRaecipe
A.
B.
&
E.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
C.
D.
conuent
'
Sect.
66.
&c.
de
vno
mesuag'
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
A.
B.
&
E.
concess.
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefat'
C.
D.
et
assignatis
suis
.
Et
illa
in
eadem
cur'
praef.
C.
D.
reddider̄
:
Habendum
&
tenend'
eidem
C.
D.
a
festo
Pentec'
quod
erit
in
ann●
domini
1597.
vsque
finem
termini
viginti
vnius
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequent
&
plenar̄
compleno
'
:
Reddend'
inde
ann●●tim
praef.
A.
B.
&
E.
et
haered'
ipsius
E.
septem
libr'
legalis
monetae
&c.
ad
festa
S.
Martin●
Episcopi
in
hyeme
,
N.
A.
P.
aequis
porcionibus
annuatim
durante
termino
praedict'
soluend'
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
lease
of
one
messuage
&c.
to
diuerse
for
ninetie
years
,
if
the
lessee
,
his
wife
,
and
2.
others
liue
so
long
reseruing
a
Rent
,
and
the
best
Beast
after
the
death
of
euery
tenant
in
name
of
an
Heriot
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
for
the
same
Rent
and
Heriot
,
and
after
graunteth
the
reuercion
to
the
lessor
and
his
wife
in
fee
.
Lond.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
R.
armig'
&
M.
vxori
eius
&
T.
B.
quod
ten'
Sect.
67.
R.
C.
&
V.
C.
conuenc'
de
vno
mesuagio
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
I.
M.
et
T.
recogn'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
V.
vt
ill'
&c.
cum
relaxatione
et
warrantia
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
R.
et
V.
concesser'
praefat'
T.
B.
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertin'
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenendum
eidem
T.
et
assign'
fuis
,
a
festo
Natalis
domi●i
proxim'
futur'
,
vsque
ad
finem
termini
nonaginta
annorum
tunc
,
proxim'
sequent
et
plenatie
complend'
,
si
ijdem
T.
et
I.
vxor
eius
,
B.
B.
et
T.
B.
filij
ipsius
T.
tam
diu
vixerint
,
aut
eorum
aliquis
tam
diu
vixerit
.
✿
Reddend
'
inde
annuatim
predict.
R.
et
V.
et
haered'
ipsius
V.
quatuor
libr'
legalis
monetae
Angliae
,
ad
festa
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
,
Natiuit̄
Sancti
Ioh.
Bapt.
S.
Michaelis
archang
.
et
Natiuitatis
dni
,
per
aequales
porciones
annuatim
soluend'
toto
termino
praedict'
,
ac
soluenđ
post
decessum
T.
B.
patris
,
et
post
decessum
cuiuslibet
inde
tenentis
suum
optimum
animal
nomine
heriot̄
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
reddit'
iiij
li.
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
pndictor̄
quo
vt
p̄fertur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
,
aut
si
contingat
pndict̄
optimum
animal
nomine
heriot̄
vt
praefertur
soluend
.
post
decessum
cuiuslibet
tenentium
praemissor̄
fore
insolut̄
aut
subtract
.
✿
Quod
tunc
bene
licebit
praedict.
R.
et
V.
et
haered.
ipsius
R.
in
praed'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
intrare
et
distring
ere
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
et
habitas
licite
abducere
,
asportare
,
et
effugare
,
ac
penes
se
retinere
,
quousque
de
praedict'
reddit'
iiij
.
li.
et
arreragijs
eiusdem
(
si
quae
fuerint
)
vna
cum
optimo
animali
praedict'
quando
contigeret
plenarie
fuerint
satisfact̄
et
persolut̄
.
✿
Concesser̄
etiam
praedict'
R.
et
V.
praedict'
I.
et
M.
reuersionem
tenemētor̄
praedictor̄
cum
pertinentijs
&
praedict'
reddit'
iiij
.
li.
ac
praedict'
reddit'
optimi
animalis
nomine
haeriotti
superius
reseruat̄
.
Et
ille
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
.
Habendum
&
tenend'
e●sdem
I.
&
M.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
et
M.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
de
capital'
dominis
feod'
ill'
imperpetuum
&c.
A
lease
for
yeares
to
one
of
the
Conusors
of
one
messuage
&c.
reseruing
Rent
,
with
a
Nomine
pene
,
and
a
distresse
,
for
the
rent
and
paine
,
with
a
graunt
of
the
reuercion
to
one
of
the
Conusors
and
his
wife
in
generall
tayle
.
Midd.
ss
.
PRaecipe
E.
P.
armig'
&
M.
vxori
eius
,
&
R.
B.
quod
teneant
Sect.
68.
I.
R.
&
T.
S.
conuenc'
de
vno
mesuag
.
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedicti
E.
P.
&
M.
&
R.
B.
recogn'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
ill'
quae
ijdem
I.
&
T.
habent
de
dono
praedictor̄
E.
M.
&
R.
(
cum
relaxac'
&
warrant'
.
)
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
I.
&
T.
concess.
praefat'
R.
tenementa
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
Et
ill'
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
R.
a
festo
Sancti
Mich.
vltimo
praeterito
pro
termino
trigint̄
&
vnius
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequent
&
plenarie
complend'
.
✿
Reddend
'
inde
annuatim
praedict'
I.
&
T.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
viginti
libr'
legalis
monetae
Angliae
,
ad
duos
anni
terminos
,
viz.
ad
festum
▪
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
&
Sancti
Michaelis
archang'
per
aequales
porciones
annuatim
soluend'
toto
termino
pr●dicto
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
reddit'
xx
.
li
aut
aliquam
inde
parcellam
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
predictorum
quo
vt
praefertur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
per
spacium
quadraginta
dierum
,
quod
tunc
forisfaciet
praedictus
R.
praedictis
I.
&
T.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
v.
li.
nomine
penae
,
&
qđ
tunc
&
toties
bene
licebit
praed'
I.
&
T.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
in
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
intrare
&
distring
ere
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
&
habitas
licite
abducere
,
asportare
,
effugare
,
ac
penes
se
retinere
,
quousque
tam
de
praedict'
xx
.
li.
quam
de
praedict'
quinque
libr'
nomine
penae
,
vt
praefertur
forisfact̄
cum
arreragijs
earum
▪
(
si
quae
fuerint
)
plenarie
fuerit
satisfact̄
&
persolut̄
.
✿
Concesser̄
etiam
praedict'
I.
&
T.
praedict'
E.
&
M.
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
praed'
reddit'
xx
.
li.
superinde
reseruat̄
,
ac
praedictam
summam
quinque
librarum
nomine
penae
.
Et
illa
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenendum
eisdem
E.
&
M.
et
haered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
pro
defectu
talis
exit̄
reman'
inde
W.
W.
&
haeredibus
suis
imperpetuum
Tenend'
&c.
A
Fine
with
graunt
and
render
of
the
moitie
of
a
maner
to
the
Conusor
for
terme
of
life
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
and
for
sixteene
yeares
after
her
death
,
then
the
one
moitie
of
the
same
moitie
,
to
one
in
fee
,
and
thother
moitie
of
the
said
moitie
to
an
other
in
fee
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
E.
A.
vid'
nuper
vxori
W.
A.
Mil'
defunct'
qđ
Sect.
69.
ten'
T.
F.
conuenc'
de
medietate
manerij
de
H.
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
cum
E.
A.
recogn'
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
T.
F.
concessit
praefat'
E.
A.
medietatem
praed'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
praedict'
medietatem
manerij
&c.
praedict'
E.
A.
pro
termino
vitae
suae
ipsius
E.
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodiillius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
predict'
medietatem
pertinent
tota
vita
ipsius
E.
&
pro
termino
sexdecim
annorum
extunc
prox'
sequent
post
mortem
praedict'
E.
Et
post
mortem
praedictae
E.
&
post
praed'
termin̄
sexdecim
annorum
finitum
&
determinat̄
,
quod
tunc
vna
medietas
predict'
medietatis
manerij
praed'
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
reman'
B.
G.
modo
vxori
G.
armig'
,
et
haered'
ipsius
B.
Tenend'
de
&c.
Ac
altera
medietas
praed'
medietatis
manerij
&c.
praed'
cum
pertinent
reman'
E.
G.
modo
vxori
N.
G.
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
&c.
A
Render
of
three
messuages
to
one
of
the
Conusors
for
life
,
the
remainder
to
one
and
his
heires
males
,
the
remainder
to
an
other
and
his
heires
for
euer
.
Essex
.
PRaecipe
N.
A.
&
W.
A.
quod
ten'
R.
C.
&
T.
C.
conuenc
'
Sect.
70.
de
tribus
messuag'
.
¶
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
R.
&
R.
concesser'
praef.
W.
tenementa
pndict̄
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
cur'
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
W.
&
assign'
suis
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
tenementa
c●m
pertinent
pertinent
,
tota
vita
ipsius
W.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
W.
eadem
tennta
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanebunt
I.
C.
&
haered'
masculis
de
corporeipsius
I.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
si
nullus
haeres
sit
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
eadem
tenementa
cum
pertinent
integre
reman'
I.
C.
fratri
praedicti
I.
&
haeredibus
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
An
estate
for
life
to
the
Conusor
and
after
this
death
to
one
I.
W.
whom
the
Conusor
intendeth
to
take
to
his
wife
for
her
life
in
the
name
of
a
i●incture
,
and
after
her
death
to
the
●eires
males
of
the
body
of
the
Conusor
.
ETest
concordia
talis
&c.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
praedict'
&c.
Sect.
71.
cum
pertin'
integre
remanebunt
I.
W.
filiae
I.
W.
nomine
iuncturae
,
quam
(
deo
dante
)
idem
I.
C.
ducet
in
vxo●em
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
&c.
tota
vita
ipsius
Ia.
&
post
decessum
ipsius
Ia.
praedict'
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaneb
.
haered'
▪
masculis
de
corpor̄
predict'
I.
C.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
&c.
A
Fine
of
diuers
manors
,
messuages
,
and
rent
,
the
which
the
Conusor
do
render
againe
to
the
Conusors
,
to
the
vse
of
the
wife
of
the
Conusor
for
her
life
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaec'
T.
C.
armig'
,
W.
R.
ar̄
,
T.
P.
ar̄
,
&
L.
B.
gen
,
qđ
&c.
Sect.
72.
ten'
I.
D.
&
E.
vxori
ei'
conuenc'
de
manerijs
de
C.
N.
&
E.
cum
ptin̄
,
ac
de
ducentis
mess
.
&c.
et
de
x.
libr'
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
C.
N.
et
B.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedicti
T.
C.
W.
R.
T.
P.
&
I.
recogn'
maneria
,
tenement'
,
&
reddit'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
haeredibus
fuis
praef.
I.
&
E.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
I.
&
E.
concesser'
praedictis
T.
C.
W.
R.
T.
P.
&
L.
praedict'
maneria
,
tenementa
,
&
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
,
&
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
.
Habendum
&
tenendum
eisdem
T.
C.
W.
R.
T.
P.
&
L
tota
vita
ipsius
E.
&
praedict'
I.
&
haered'
sui
warrant'
praedictis
T.
C.
W.
R.
T.
P.
&
L.
predicta
maneria
,
tenementa
&
redd'
cum
pertin'
si
cut
dictum
est
contra
omnes
homines
durant̄
vita
praedict'
E.
&c.
A
Fine
of
messuages
,
cottages
▪
land
,
medow
,
pasture
,
wood
,
hea●he
,
linge
,
rent
of
a
Parsonage
&
of
the
aduowson
of
a
Church
.
HEC
est
finalis
concordia
facta
in
Curia
dominae
Reginae
apud
W.
a
Sect.
73.
die
P.
in
quindecim
dies
,
Anno
regni
Elizab.
dei
gratia
A.
F.
&
H.
Reginae
fidei
defensoris
&c.
a
conquestu
vices●mo
quarto
,
coram
E.
A.
T.
M.
F.
W.
W.
P.
Iustic'
&
alijs
dominae
Reg.
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
praesentibus
,
inter
I.
B.
gen
&
R.
C.
generof
.
quaerent̄
,
&
R.
C.
seniorem
armiger̄
,
&
R.
C.
de
Graies
Inne
in
comitatu
Midd'
generos
.
deforc'
de
centum
messuagijs
,
centum
cotagijs
,
duobus
millibus
acr
terrae
,
mille
acr
prati
,
duobus
millibus
acr
pasturae
,
centum
acr
bosci
,
mille
acr
iampnorum
&
bruerae
,
&
centum
solidis
reddit'
▪
cum
pertin'
in
&c.
Necnon
de
Rectoria
de
K.
cum
ptinentijs
:
Ac
de
aduocatione
Ecclesiae
de
K.
vnde
placitum
conuenc'
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
qđ
predict'
R.
&
R.
recognouerunt
praedicta
tenementa
,
redditus
,
&
rectoriam
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
aduocationem
predictam
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
illa
quae
ijdem
I.
et
R
▪
habent
de
dono
praedictor̄
R.
et
R.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
R.
&
haeredibus
suis
predict'
I.
et
R.
et
haered
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
et
R.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haeredibus
ipsius
R.
C.
senioris
,
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praedictis
I.
et
R.
et
haeredibus
ipsius
I.
predict'
tennta
,
reddit'
,
et
rectoriam
cum
pertinent
ac
aduocationem
predict'
contra
predict'
R.
&
R.
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
C.
●enioris
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
,
remissione
,
quiet'
clamac'
,
warrant'
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
ijdem
I.
et
R.
dederunt
pnd'
R.
et
R.
duo
mille
libr'
sterlingorum
.
A
Fine
by
the
husband
▪
and
his
wife
of
the
lands
of
the
wife
,
with
graunt
and
render
of
the
4.
parte
of
2.
messuages
,
4.
tofts
,
two
gardens
,
two
orchards
,
200.
acres
of
land
,
20.
acres
of
medow
,
40.
acres
of
pasture
,
12.
acres
of
wood
,
and
100.
acres
of
moore
in
4.
partes
deuided
,
the
Conusors
do
graunt
the
same
againe
to
the
Conusees
for
their
liues
,
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
and
after
their
deaths
to
one
of
their
sonnes
in
generall
taile
,
&
for
default
of
such
issue
,
then
to
one
other
of
the
conusees
sonnes
in
general
taile
,
&
for
default
of
such
issue
,
then
to
the
3.
sonne
of
the
conusees
in
generall
taile
,
and
for
default
of
such
issue
to
the
right
heires
of
the
wife
of
the
Conusor
for
euer
.
HEC
est
finalis
x
facta
in
Cur'
dominae
Reg.
apud
Westm
Sect.
74.
in
Octab
sancti
Mich.
Anno
●egni
Eliz.
dei
gratia
Angl'
Franciae
&
Hibern̄
Regin̄
fidei
defens
.
&c.
a
conquestu
xxxvj
.
coram
R.
A.
T.
W.
R.
W.
&
T.
L.
Iustic'
et
alijs
dominae
Reginae
fidelibus
tunc
ibidem
praesentibus
,
inter
G.
I.
et
W.
W.
quer'
,
et
I.
C.
&
I.
vxorem
deforc'
,
de
quarta
parte
2.
messuagiorum
,
4.
toftor̄
,
2.
gardinor̄
,
2.
pomar̄
,
ducent̄
acr
terr●
▪
20.
acr
prati
,
40.
acr
pasturae
,
12.
acr
bosci
,
&
100
▪
acrar̄
more
cum
pertinent
in
G.
&
L.
in
quatuor
partes
diuis
.
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
Curia
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
I.
&
I.
recogn'
praedictam
quartam
partem
cum
pertin'
esse
iusipsius
G.
vt
illam
quam
ijdem
G.
&
W.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
I.
&
I.
Et
illam
remis
.
&
quiet'
clam'
de
ipsis
I.
&
I.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
praedict'
G.
&
W.
&
haered'
ipsius
G.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
Io.
&
Ia.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
la
qd'
ipsi
warrant'
praedict'
G.
&
W.
&
haered'
ipsius
G.
praedict'
quartam
partem
cum
pertin'
contra
pndict̄
I.
&
.
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
●a
.
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
&c.
ijdem
G.
&
W
concesserunt
predict
'
I.
&
.
I.
predict'
quartam
ꝑtem
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
cur'
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
I.
&
I.
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
predict'
quartam
partem
pertment
tota
vita
ipsorum
I.
&
I.
&
eorum
alterius
diutius
viuent̄
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
.
Et
post
decessum
ipsorum
I.
et
.
I.
praedict'
quarta
pars
cum
pertinentijs
integre
reman'
B.
C.
filio
praedictorum
I.
&
I.
&
haered'
de
corpore
ipsius
B.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
&c.
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
quod
idem
B.
obierit
sine
haered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
B.
predict'
quarta
pars
cum
pertinent
integre
reman'
P.
C.
al'
fil'
praedict'
I.
&
I.
&
haered'
de
corpore
&c.
Tenend'
de
capitalib'
&c.
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
qd'
idem
P.
obierit
&c.
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
P.
pnd
'
quarta
pars
integre
reman'
R.
C.
al'
fil'
pndictor̄
I.
&
I.
&
haered'
de
corpore
&c.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
&c.
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingat
qđ
idem
R.
obierit
&c.
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
R.
praedict'
quarta
pars
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
rectis
haered'
praedict'
Ia.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodiillius
,
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
quartam
partem
pertinent
imperpetuum
&c.
A
fine
of
one
messuage
and
of
a
3.
parte
of
4.
messuages
in
3.
partes
deuided
,
part
in
possession
,
and
part
in
reuersion
,
of
a
third
part
for
terme
of
the
life
of
the
tenant
in
Dower
,
and
for
terme
of
the
life
of
an
other
tenant
for
terme
of
life
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
W.
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
I.
E.
Sect.
75.
&
E.
E.
conuenc'
de
vno
messuag'
&c.
necnon
de
tertia
parte
in
tres
partes
diuidend'
quatuor
messuag'
cum
pertinent
&c.
¶
Et
est
x
talis
,
scilicet
quod
predict'
I.
et
A.
recogn'
tenementa
praedicta
ac
tertiam
partem
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
e●●e
i●s
ipsius
I.
de
quibus
ijdem
I.
E.
et
E.
E.
habeant
vn●m
mess
.
cum
pertin'
in
praedictis
vill'
de
T.
&
B.
parcell'
tenementorum
praedictorum
,
ac
praedict'
tertiam
partem
quatuor
messuag'
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
in
T.
et
B.
parcell'
tenementorum
pndictor̄
de
dono
praedictor̄
I.
&
A.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
I.
&
A.
&
haeredibus
suis
prae●at̄
I.
E.
&
E.
●
.
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
Et
concesser'
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
quod
viginti
acr
terr'
,
sex
acr
prati
,
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
praedict'
villa
de
B.
parcell'
tenementor̄
&
tertia
pars
praed'
que
I.
A.
&
F.
vxor
eius
tenent
ad
terminum
vite
ipsius
E.
de
hereditate
pred'
A.
die
quo
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
.
Et
que
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
ad
praedict'
I.
A.
&
heredes
suos
debuer̄
reuertere
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
integre
remaneant
pnd'
I.
&
E.
&
E.
E.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
✿
Concesser̄
etiam
predicti
I.
W.
&
A.
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
quod
vnum
mesuag'
cum
pertinent
in
praedict'
vill'
de
B.
residuum
tenementorum
praedict'
que
I.
A.
tenet
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
de
hereditate
praedict'
A.
die
quo
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
integere
remaneat
praedictis
I.
E.
&
E.
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
with
graunt
and
render
of
the
moity
of
a
manor
,
reciting
that
a
widow
hath
the
same
for
her
life
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
and
after
her
death
to
her
executors
for
16.
yeres
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
and
after
her
death
and
the
end
of
16
yeres
,
to
two
and
to
their
wiues
,
and
to
the
heires
of
the
wiues
,
and
after
the
husbands
and
their
wiues
,
grannt
the
same
to
the
tenant
for
life
in
fee
,
who
graunteth
the
same
after
the
end
of
the
said
16
yeres
vnto
the
conusors
for
terme
of
21.
yeres
without
impeachment
of
wast
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
N.
G.
&
E.
vxori
eius
,
W.
G.
&
B.
vxori
eius
,
qd
'
teneant
F.
A.
conuenc'
de
medietate
manerij
de
H.
cum
pertinent
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
cum
E.
A.
vidua
nuper
vxor
W.
Sect.
76.
A.
defuncti
,
habet
&
tenet
praedictam
medietatem
manerij
de
H.
cum
pertin'
,
Ac
praedictam
medietatem
tenementorum
&
piscarie
praedict'
cum
pertinent
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
.
✿
Et
quod
post
mortem
eiusdem
E.
praedicta
medietas
manerij
tenementorum
&
piscarie
praedictorum
remaneant
executor'
testamenti
eiusdem
E.
ad
terminum
sexdecem
annorum
tunc
prox'
sequent
post
mortem
ipsius
E.
absque
impetitione
vasti
.
Et
que
post
mortem
praedictae
E.
A.
ad
terminum
praedictorum
sex
decem
annorum
ad
N.
G.
&
E.
vxor'
eius
,
&
W.
G.
&
B.
vxor'
eius
,
&
hered'
dictorum
E.
&
B.
reuertere
deberent
.
Praedict'
W.
G.
&
B.
vxor
eius
,
N.
G.
&
E.
vxor
eius
,
concedunt
quod
dicte
medietates
dictorum
maneriorum
,
tentorum
,
&
piscarie
cum
pertin'
post
mortem
praedictae
E.
A.
&
post
praedict'
terminum
xvj
.
annorum
finitum
&
determinat̄
integre
remaneant
pref.
F.
A.
&
here
dibus
suis
.
✿
Tenend'
de
capital'
dnis
feod'
ill'
,
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
medietat̄
dictor●
manerij
,
tenement'
,
&
piscar̄
cum
pertinent
pertinent
.
Et
ill'
remis
.
&
quiet'
clam'
de
ipsis
W.
G.
&
B.
vxor'
eius
,
N.
G.
&
E.
vxori
eius
,
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
F.
A.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
preterea
ijdem
W.
G.
&
B.
N.
G.
&
E.
concesser'
prose
&
hered'
ipsius
N.
quod
ipisi
warrant'
praedict'
reuersionem
medietatis
dictorum
manerij
,
tentorum
,
&
piscarie
cum
pertinentijs
prefat'
F.
A.
&
hered'
suis
contra
ipsos
W.
G.
et
B.
N.
G.
et
E.
et
heredes
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
F.
concessit
prefat'
W.
G.
&
B.
N.
G.
&
E.
praedict'
reuersionem
medietatis
manerij
,
ten̄torum
,
&
piscar̄
praedict'
cum
pertinent
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
cur'
.
✿
Habend'
&
tenend'
eandem
reuersionem
medietatis
manerij
,
tentorum
,
&
piscarie
praedict'
cum
pertin'
dictis
W.
G.
&
B.
N.
G.
&
E.
a
festo
Apost'
Phil
&
Iacobi
quod
tunc
proxcrit
post
finem
dictorum
sexdecem
annorum
,
vsque
ad
finem
&
terminum
xxj
.
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequent
et
plenarie
complend'
,
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
.
A
Render
of
messuages
&c.
to
the
cognisor
for
one
weeke
,
after
to
a
straunger
for
life
,
and
to
his
wife
for
life
,
if
she
keepe
her
vnmaried
,
the
reuersion
to
an
other
straunger
and
his
heires
of
his
body
vpon
M.
his
wife
begotten
the
Remainder
to
an
other
and
his
heires
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
W.
et
E.
vxori
cius
,
quod
ten'
W.
M.
&
O.
S.
conuenc
'
Sect
▪
77.
de
duobus
messuag'
&c.
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
W.
et
O.
concesserunt
prefat'
I.
tenement'
praedict
'
cum
pertinent
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
et
tenend'
eidem
I.
pro
termino
vnius
septimanae
.
Et
post
terminum
illum
finitum
,
predict'
tenement'
cum
pertin'
integre
remanebunt
B.
Habend'
et
tenend'
eidem
B.
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
perseruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
tennt
pertineant
,
tota
vita
ipsius
B.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
B.
praed'
tennta
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
I.
vxori
predicti
B.
✿
Tenend'
&c.
tota
vita
ipsius
I.
si
eadem
I.
tam
diu
sola
et
innupta
vixerit
.
Et
post
decessum
siue
sponsalia
ipsius
I.
si
quefuerint
,
praedict'
tennta
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
E.
W.
filio
et
heredi
apparenti
praedict'
I.
et
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
de
corpore
M.
vxori
eius
inter
eos
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
si
contingat
quod
idem
E.
obierit
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
de
corpore
praed'
M.
inter
eos
legitim̄
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsor̄
E.
et
M.
tenementa
predict'
cum
pertinent
integre
reman'
predict'
I.
et
hered'
suis
.
Tenend'
&c.
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
of
two
reuersions
of
●
,
messuages
,
one
cottage
&c
,
after
the
deathes
of
the
two
tenants
for
life
.
Ebor'.
ss
.
PRaecipe
R.
N.
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
G.
E.
conuenc'
&c.
Sect
▪
78.
de
duobus
mesuag'
,
vno
cotag'
&c
in
N.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
R.
et
A.
recogn'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
G.
et
concessi●
prose
et
heredibus
ipsius
R.
quod
praedict'
cotagium
,
viginti
acr
terr'
,
decem
acr
prati
&c.
ꝑcell'
tentorum
praedictorum
cum
pertinentijs
in
N
praedict'
,
que
W.
B.
et
A.
vxor
eius
tenent
ad
terminum
vite
ipsius
A.
de
hereditate
predict'
R.
die
quo
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
et
que
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
ad
praedict'
R.
et
heredes
suos
debuerunt
reuert̄
,
integre
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
ad
predictum
G.
et
heredes
suos
remaneant
.
Tenend'
&c.
✿
Concesserunt
etiam
praedicti
R.
et
A.
quod
praedict'
ij
.
messuag'
&c.
residua
tenementorum
praedictorum
cum
pertinentijs
in
N.
praedict'
,
quae
W.
P.
et
D.
vxor
eius
tenent
ad
terminum
vitae
ipsius
D.
de
hereditate
&c.
(
vt
antea
.
)
Et
praeterea
praedict'
R.
et
A.
et
heredibus
ipsius
R.
warrant'
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
prefato
G.
et
heredibus
suis
sicut
dictum
est
,
contra
praedictos
R.
et
A.
et
heredes
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Graunt
to
the
cognisee
and
his
wife
,
and
the
heires
of
their
two
bodies
,
with
warranty
in
taile
.
Ebor.
ss
.
PRaecipe
H.
F.
gen
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
H.
W.
et
I.
vxori
eius
Sect
▪
79.
conuenc'
&c.
de
tentis
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
H.
F.
concessit
tenement'
et
reddit'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
prefat'
H.
W.
et
I.
Et
ill'
eis
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
et
tenend'
eisdem
H.
W.
et
I.
et
heredibus
de
corpor̄
ipsorum
H.
W.
et
I.
inter
eos
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
praedictus
H.
F.
et
heredes
sui
warrant'
praesatis
H.
W.
et
I.
et
heredibus
de
corpore
ipsorum
H.
W.
et
I.
inter
eos
legitime
procreat'
tenement'
praedict'
sicut
dictum
est
,
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
graunt
with
a
render
backe
againe
for
life
,
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
diuers
remainders
in
taile
diuiding
the
lands
.
Heref.
ss
.
PRaecipe
N.
B.
et
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
T.
R.
et
R.
G.
Sect
▪
80.
conuenc'
&c.
de
vno
mesuag'
cum
pertin'
in
E.
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
&c.
relaxac'
et
warrant'
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
T.
R.
concesser'
prefato
N.
et
A.
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habenđ
eisdem
N.
et
A.
tota
vita
ipsorum
N.
et
A.
et
alterius
eorum
diutius
vivent̄
,
absque
impetitione
vasti
tota
vita
ipsius
A.
Tenenđ
&c.
Et
post
decessum
ipsorum
N.
et
A.
vnum
messuagium
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
in
F.
praedict'
de
tenementis
praedict'
parcell'
,
reman'
T.
B.
vni
filiorum
praedictorum
N.
et
A.
et
heredibus
masculis
de
corpore
praedict'
T.
legitime
procreat'
,
et
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
T.
praedict'
tenementt̄
de
praedict'
tenementis
parcell'
integre
reman'
I.
B.
alteri
filiorum
praedict'
N.
et
A.
et
hered'
mascul'
de
corpor̄
ipsius
I.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenenđ
&c.
Et
si
contingat
&c.
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
praedict'
tenement'
de
praedict'
tenementis
parcel'
integre
reman'
B.
F.
alteri
filio
praedict'
A.
&
hered'
mascul'
de
corpore
praedict'
B.
licite
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
si
contingat
&c.
quod
tunc
tenementa
praedict'
reman'
(
to
diuers
others
)
&
rectis
heredibus
praedict'
A.
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
preterea
pref.
T.
&
R.
concesser'
quod
post
decessum
praedict'
N.
B.
&
A.
vxo●
eius
,
44.
acr
terre
,
duae
acr
prati
&c.
cum
pertinent
in
B.
praed'
de
predictis
tenement'
residua
integre
remanebunt
praed'
B.
F.
&
haered'
be
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
si
conting
at
quod
idem
B.
obierit
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
quod
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
B.
praedict'
tenementa
residua
integre
remanebunt
praef.
T.
F.
heredibus
&
assignatis
suis
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
to
intaile
lands
to
the
heires
of
the
body
of
the
conusor
of
the
body
of
I.
C.
her
husband
deceased
,
with
remainder
ouer
for
default
of
such
issue
to
the
right
heires
of
the
said
I.
C.
&c.
Leicest̄
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
I.
C.
armig'
,
quod
ten'
M.
C.
viduae
conuenc'
de
Sect'
81.
tribus
messuag'
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praed'
I.
concessir
praedict'
M.
predict
'
tenement'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
M.
&
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
M.
de
corpore
I.
C.
nuper
viri
sui
defuncti
legitime
procreat'
,
de
capital'
&c.
Et
si
contingat
quod
eadem
M.
obierit
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
,
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
C
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
M.
praedicta
tennta
cum
pertin'
integre
remaneant
rectis
heredibus
ipsius
I.
C.
defuncti
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
praed'
I.
C.
armig'
&
hered'
sui
warrant'
praed'
M.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
,
de
corpore
predicti
I.
C.
defuncti
,
ac
etiam
rectis
heredibus
ipsius
I.
C.
si
eadem
M.
obierit
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
,
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
C.
defuncti
licite
procreat'
,
praed'
tennta
cum
pertin'
,
(
sicut
dictum
est
)
contra
praedictum
▪
C.
armig'
&
heredes
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
graunt
by
a
Duke
and
his
wife
as
in
the
right
of
his
wife
to
the
cognisee
for
life
of
the
tenant
for
life
with
warranty
,
a
render
to
the
cognisor
for
his
wiues
life
,
to
conuey
her
title
to
her
husband
.
Warw.
ss
.
PRaecipe
T.
Duci
N.
&
M.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
T.
T.
arm̄
Sect'
82.
conuenc'
&c.
deten̄tis
in
W.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
Dux
&
M.
concess.
praed'
T.
T.
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertin'
,
&
quicquid
idem
Dux
&
M.
habent
in
tenementis
praedictis
cum
pertin'
,
ad
terminum
vitae
ipsius
M.
Etill'
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
T.
T.
&
hered'
suis
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
eadem
tenementa
cum
pertinent
pertinent
tota
vita
ipsius
M.
Et
preterea
ijdem
T.
&
M.
concess.
prose
,
quod
ipsi
warrant'
pnd'
T.
T.
&
heredibus
suis
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinent
contra
omnes
homines
tota
vita
ipsius
M.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
T.
T.
concessit
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefato
Duci
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eadem
tennta
cum
pertinent
eidem
Duci
&
hered'
suis
tota
vita
praedict'
M.
Tenend'
,
vt
supra
.
A
Fine
of
the
moity
of
manors
,
messuages
,
land
,
meadow
pasture
,
wood
,
linge
,
and
heath
,
more
,
marishe
,
and
rent
,
the
aduowson
of
the
moity
of
a
Church
the
aduowson
of
the
moity
of
a
Monasterie
or
priory
in
possession
and
reuersion
in
fee
.
HEc
est
finalis
concordia
fact'
in
Curia
dominae
Reginae
apud
Westmonaster̄
sect'
83.
in
crastino
sanctae
Trinitatis
,
Anno
regni
Eliz.
dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Francie
,
&
Hibern̄
Reginae
,
fidei
defens
,
&c.
a
conquestu
tricesimo
fecundo
,
coram
E.
A.
&c
,
Iustic'
,
&
alijs
dominae
Reginae
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
presentibus
,
int̄
A.
M.
&
L.
H.
quer'
,
&
T.
N.
&
I.
vxorem
eius
,
vnam
consanguinearum
&
heredum
R.
E.
deforc'
,
de
medietate
mancriorum
de
W.
&
R.
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
de
medietate
octaginta
messuag'
,
40.
acr
terr'
,
300.
acr
prati
,
50.
acr
pastur'
,
100.
acr
bosci
,
30.
acr
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
160.
acr
more
,
200.
acr
marisci
,
&
viginti
solid
or̄
redditus
cum
pertin'
in
W.
R.
W.
P.
T.
&c.
Necnon
de
Aduo
catione
medietat̄
ecclesiarum
de
E.
W.
P.
&
R.
ac
etiam
de
aduocation
medietat̄
Monasterij
siue
Prioratus
de
L.
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
:
Scilicet
quod
praedict'
T.
&
I.
recogn'
praedictas
medietates
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
aduocationes
praedictas
esse
ius
ipsius
A.
de
quibus
ijdem
A.
&
L.
habent
de
dono
medietatem
praed'
manerij
de
R.
cum
pertin'
.
Necnon
medietatem
octoginta
messuag'
,
260.
acr
terre
,
100.
acr
prati
,
300.
acr
pastur'
,
80.
acr
bosci
,
200.
acr
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
140.
acr
marisci
,
100.
acr
more
,
&
vj.
li.
vj.
s.
reddit'
cum
pertin'
,
in
R.
T.
H.
&c.
Ac
etiam
aduocation
medietatis
ecclesiae
de
R.
ac
aduocac'
medietat̄
Monasterij
siue
Prioratus
de
L.
pcell'
medietatis
mane●
,
tenementorum
,
reddituum
,
&
aduocat̄
praedictar̄
de
dono
praedictorum
T.
&
I.
✿
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiete
clam'
de
ipsis
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
,
I.
predictis
A.
&
L.
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
T.
&
I.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
quod
medietas
manerij
de
W.
ac
medietas
30.
messuagio●
,
150.
acrarum
terre
,
centum
acrarum
prati
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
in
W.
P.
E.
&
W.
praed'
,
ac
aduocationes
medietatis
ecclesiarum
de
P.
E.
&
W.
pred'
,
resid'
medietatis
maneriorum
,
tenementorum
,
redditu
,
&
aduocac'
praedict'
,
que
E.
E.
tenet
ad
terminum
vite
sue
de
hereditate
praedictae
I.
die
quo
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
&
que
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
E.
ad
predict'
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
debuerunt
reuerter̄
,
post
decess
.
ipsius
E.
E.
integre
remaneant
praed'
A.
&
L.
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
✿
Tenend'
simul
cum
praedict'
medietate
&
aduocatione
que
eis
per
finem
istum
remanent
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
,
per
seruitia
que
ad
illas
medietates
&
aduocac'
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
praed'
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
warrant'
praed'
A.
&
L.
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
praedictas
medietates
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
aduocationes
praedictas
sicut
praedictum
est
,
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
pro
hac
recognitione
,
remissione
,
quieta
clamatione
,
warrāt̄
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
ijdem
A.
&
L.
concesserunt
praedictis
T.
&
I.
praedict'
medietatem
manerij
de
R.
&
medietatem
praedictor̄
tenntor̄
cum
pertin'
in
R.
T.
H.
&c.
praedict'
:
Necnon
a
duocationem
medietatis
ecclesiae
de
R.
predict'
,
ac
aduocationem
medietatis
Monasterij
siue
Prioratus
de
L.
predict'
,
Et
illas
eis
red
diderunt
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
T.
&
I.
&
here
d'ipsius
I.
de
Capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
,
per
seruitia
que
ad
illas
medietates
&
aduocationes
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
concesserunt
etiam
praed'
A.
&
L.
praedict'
medietatem
manerij
de
W.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
praedict'
medietatem
tennt
cum
pertin'
in
W.
P.
E.
&c.
pnd'
,
pref.
T.
&
I.
Et
illas
etiam
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
immediate
post
mortem
pnd'
E.
E.
eisdem
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
de
capitalibus
dnis
feo
di
illius
,
per
seruitia
que
ad
illam
medietatem
&
aduocationem
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
A
graunt
of
lands
by
fine
to
two
,
who
render
to
the
cognisor
in
generaltaile
,
&
for
default
of
such
issue
to
R.
T.
in
general
taile
,
the
remainder
to
the
Queenes
Maiestie
her
heires
and
successors
for
euer
.
ET
est
concordia
&c.
quod
praed'
A.
recogn'
tennt
praed'
cum
pertin'
Sect'
84.
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
ill'
que
ijdem
I.
&
D.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
A.
Et
ill'
remisit
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
I.
&
D.
concesser'
praefat'
A.
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertinent
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddid'
in
eadem
curia
:
Habenđ
&
tenend'
eidem
A.
&
heredibus
de
corpore
ipsius
A.
legitime
procreat'
,
&
pro
defectu
talis
exitus
tunc
tenement'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaneant
hered'
de
corpore
R.
T.
alij
praedict'
A.
&
here
dibus
de
corpore
eorum
legitime
procreat'
:
Et
pro
defectu
talis
exit̄
,
tunc
tenement'
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
remaneant
dominae
Elizabethae
nunc
Reginae
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
et
Hiberniae
,
hered'
et
successoribus
suis
imperpetuum
&c.
A
graunt
of
landes
in
general
taile
,
to
be
holden
of
the
grauntor
in
Socage
,
with
diuers
remainders
ouer
in
taile
,
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
Essex
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
s.
B.
agm̄
,
qd'
ten'
W.
S.
conuenc'
de
iij.
messuag'
,
Sect'
85.
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
C.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
predict'
S.
concessit
prefato
W.
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
&
illa
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
W.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
de
praedict'
S.
&
hered'
suis
in
Socagio
per
fidelitarem
tantum
pro
omnibus
seruitijs
&
demandis
que
ad
praedict'
tenementa
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingat
quod
idem
W.
obierit
sine
hered'
de
corpor̄
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
W.
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remane
bunt
I.
S.
Auo
praedict'
W.
et
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenenđ
(
vt
antea
.
)
Et
si
nullus
heres
de
corpore
ipsius
l.
fuer'
legitime
proc'
,
tunc
praedict'
tennta
cum
pertinent
integre
reuertent
ad
praedict'
S.
&
heredes
suos
quiet'
de
al'
hered'
praedictorum
W.
&
I.
Tenend'
de
capital'
&c.
Et
praeterea
praedictus
S.
&
heredes
sui
warrant'
praedict'
W.
et
hered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
et
praedicto
I.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
si
idem
W.
obierit
sine
heređ
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
,
praed'
tenementa
cum
pertin'
(
sicut
dictum
est
)
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
,
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
graunt
of
16
acres
of
moore
in
general
taile
to
be
holden
of
the
grantor
by
Knights
seruice
,
by
suit
of
court
twise
a
yere
and
vi
,
s
,
rent
.
Essex
.
ss
.
PRaec'
I.
G.
gen
,
quod
ten'
P.
I.
con̄
de
sexdecim
acr
more
Sect'
86.
cum
pertin'
in
K.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
qd'
pnd'
l.
concessit
praef.
P.
tennta
praed'
cum
pertn̄
,
&
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
et
tenend'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
prefat'
P.
et
heredib●s
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
:
Tenenđ
de
dicto
I.
et
heredibus
suis
per
seruitium
militare
&
sect'
curiae
suae
apud
K.
bis
per
annum
,
ac
reddend'
annuatim
praefato
I.
et
heredibus
suis
sex
solid'
&c.
ad
festa
&c.
per
equales
porciones
annuatim
imperpetuum
soluend'
.
Et
praedict'
I.
warrant'
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
praefato
P.
et
heredibus
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procr̄
(
sicut
dictum
est
)
contra
praedictnm
I.
et
heredes
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
sur
Releas
of
Knights
seruice
,
Castel
gard
and
murage
,
vpon
a
writ
of
Customes
and
seruices
for
a
summe
of
money
paied
,
sauing
all
other
seruices
made
by
consent
of
the
King
.
HEc
est
finalis
x
facta
in
curia
domini
Regis
apud
Westmonaster̄
Sect'
87.
a
die
sancti
Michaelis
in
xv
.
dies
,
Anno
regni
regis
H.
filij
regis
l.
quinquagesimo
prim̄
,
coram
G.
de
P.
et
R.
de
M.
Iustic'
et
alijs
domini
●egis
fidelibus
tun●ibi
presentibus
,
inter
,
W.
de
P.
quer'
,
er
H.
B
deforc'
,
de
consuetudinibus
et
seruitijs
que
idem
W.
exigerat
de
praedicto
H.
de
libero
tento
suo
quod
de
praeđ
W.
tenet
in
W.
&
W.
scz
.
de
vnofeodo
Militis
&
dimid'
cum
pertinent
.
Et
vnde
idem
W.
exigebat
de
praedicto
H.
quod
faceret
ei
ad
wardum
Castri
de
B.
quando
eueneri●
,
&
ad
muragium
eiusdem
castri
cum
necesse
esset
quantum
ad
praedictum
tenementum
pertinet
.
Que
seruitia
idem
H.
ei
non
cognouit
.
Et
vnde
placitum
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
summonit̄
fuit
,
scilicet
quod
predict'
W.
concessit
pro
se
&
heredibus
suis
,
quod
praed'
H.
&
hered'
sui
&
eorum
tenent̄
de
honore
de
B.
sint
quiet'
de
praedict'
seruitijs
inperpetuum
:
Saluis
eidem
W.
&
hered'
suis
omnibus
alijs
seruic'
ad
praedict'
tenement'
pertin'
,
Et
pro
hac
concessione
,
fine
,
&
concordia
idem
H.
dedit
praed'
W.
decem
&
octo
marcas
argent̄
.
Et
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
ex
assensu
&
voluntate
eiusdem
domini
Regis
eam
concedentis
.
This
old
fine
is
in
Dyer
,
fol.
179.
pla.
46.
A
Fine
of
a
Manor
in
possession
and
other
lands
in
reuersion
.
Salop'.
ss
.
PRaec'
W.
B.
quod
ten'
F.
R.
conuenc'
de
manerio
de
R.
cum
Sect'
88.
pertinent
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedictus
W.
recogn'
manerium
&
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
F.
de
quibus
idem
F.
habet
praedict'
manerium
cum
pertin'
,
duo
mess
.
&c.
cum
ptin̄
in
R.
praedict'
parcell'
tenntor̄
praedictor̄
de
dono
praedicti
W.
Et
ill'
remis
.
&c.
Et
concessit
prose
&
hered'
suis
,
quod
duo
mess
.
cum
pertin'
in
R.
praed'
,
residua
tentorum
praedictor̄
que
A.
B.
vidua
tenet
ad
terminum
vite
sue
de
hereditat̄
&c.
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
integre
reman'
praefat'
F.
R.
&
hered'
suis
.
Tenend'
simul
cum
praedicto
manerio
&
tenement'
parcel'
que
ei
per
finem
istum
reman'
de
capitalibus
dominis
&c.
Et
predict'
W.
B.
&
hered'
sui
warrant'
praef.
F.
&
hered'
suis
praedicta
man̄ia
&
tennta
cum
pertinentijs
sicut
dictum
est
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
by
the
husband
and
his
wife
of
manors
,
messuages
,
&c.
of
the
adnowson
of
a
Church
,
of
rent
,
part
in
possession
,
and
part
in
reuersion
,
with
a
render
againe
to
the
cognisor
and
his
wife
for
theirliues
without
impeachment
of
wast
and
after
to
the
heires
of
the
bodies
of
the
conusors
,
and
for
default
of
such
issue
to
the
heires
of
the
body
of
the
wife
of
the
conu
or
and
for
default
of
such
issue
,
then
to
the
right
heires
of
T.
the
cognisor
for
euer
.
Midd.
ss
.
PRaecipe
T.
M.
ar̄
&
M.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
Sect'
89.
&c.
A.
S.
armig'
conuenc'
de
manerio
de
W.
iuxta
Y.
W.
in
G.
&
S.
cum
pertinentijs
,
Ac
de
CCC
.
li.
mess
.
&c.
Necnon
de
aduocatione
ecclesie
W.
in
G.
in
comitat'
predicto
,
Et
de
manerio
de
D.
cum
pertinentijs
,
Ac
de
x.
mess
.
&c.
&
vij
.
s.
viij
.
d.
ob
.
redd'
cum
pertin'
in
D.
in
come
G.
Ac
de
manerio
de
S.
C.
cum
pertin'
,
Acde
sex
mess
.
&c.
cum
perrin̄
in
S.
C.
&
V.
in
come
D.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
predicti
T.
&
M.
recogn'
maneria
,
tenementa
,
&
reddit'
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
Ac
Aduocationem
praed
▪
esseius
ipsius
A.
de
quibus
idem
A.
habet
praedicta
maneria
de
W.
iuxta
Y.
W
in
D.
&c.
Acaduocation̄
praedict'
in
praed'
come
S.
Ac
praed'
manerium
de
South
C.
cum
pertinentijs
,
Ac
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
in
South
C.
&
V.
praedict
,
in
praed'
come
D.
parcell'
manner
,
tenement'
,
&
reddit'
praedictor̄
,
de
dono
praedict'
T.
&
M.
Et
ill'
remis
.
&c.
Et
concesser'
pro
se
&
haeredibus
ipsius
M.
qđ
praedictum
manerium
de
S.
praedict'
in
praedicto
comitatu
S.
✿
Ac
etiam
praedictum
manerium
de
D.
cum
pertinentijs
in
praedicto
come
C.
residuum
maneriorum
,
tenement'
,
&
reddit'
praedictorum
quae
F.
S.
armig'
&
E.
vxor
eius
tenent
ad
terminum
vitae
ipsius
E.
de
haereditate
praedict'
M.
die
quo
haec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
Et
quae
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
ad
praedict'
T.
&
M.
&
haeredes
ipsius
M.
debuer̄
reuertere
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
integre
remanebunt
praedict'
A.
S.
et
haeredibus
suis
.
Tenend'
simul
cum
praed'
manerijs
,
tenementis
,
&
reddit'
quae
ei
per
finem
istum
reman'
de
capital'
dominis
feod'
illius
,
per
seruic'
quae
ad
praedict'
manerium
,
tenementa
,
reddit'
,
ac
aduocationem
pertinent
imperpetuum
,
✿
Et
praedict'
T.
&
M.
et
haeredes
ipsius
M.
warrant'
praedicto
A.
et
haeredibus
suis
praedicta
maneria
,
tenementa
,
redd'
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
aduocationem
praedict'
sicut
dictum
est
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
A.
concessit
praefatis
T.
&
M.
praedict'
maneria
,
tenementa
,
et
redd'
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
aduocationem
predict'
.
Et
illas
eis
reddid'
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
T.
&
M.
de
capitalibus
dominis
&c.
tota
vita
ipsorum
T.
&
M.
et
eorum
alterius
diutius
viuen̄
absque
impetitione
alicuius
vasti
.
Et
post
decessum
ipsorum
T.
et
M.
predict'
maneria
,
tenementa
&c.
integre
remanebunt
haeredibus
ipsius
T.
de
corporibus
ipsorum
T.
&
M.
legitime
procreat'
:
Tenend'
&c.
✿
Et
si
nullus
haeres
ipsius
T.
de
corporibus
ipsorum
T.
&
M.
fuer'
legitime
procr̄
,
tune
praedicta
maneria
&c.
integre
remanebunt
haered'
de
corpore
ipsius
M.
legitime
procr̄
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
si
nullus
haeres
de
corpore
ip
sius
M.
fuer'
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
praedicta
maneria
&c.
integre
reman'
rectis
haerepibus
ipsius
T.
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
A
fine
of
a
Reuersion
of
a
rent
,
issuing
out
of
a
manor
,
and
6.
messuages
.
Essex
.
ss
.
PRaec'
&c.
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
con̄
&c.
de
quadragintae
solidis
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
,
exeunt̄
de
manerio
de
F.
ac
de
sex
Messuag'
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praed'
I.
recogn'
praedict'
redd
'
Sect.
90.
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
&
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
praedict'
reddi●
cum
pertinentijs
quem
H.
T.
et
A.
vxor
eius
tenent
ad
terminum
virae
ipsius
A.
de
praedict'
I.
die
quo
haec
concordia
facta
f●●t
exeunt̄
de
praedicto
manerio
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
quem
I.
H.
Miles
modo
tenet
,
&
qui
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
ad
praedict'
I.
F.
&
haeredes
suos
debuit
reuertere
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
integre
remanebit
praedict'
R.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praedict'
I.
F.
&
haeredes
sui
warrant'
praedict'
R.
&
haered'
suis
pndict̄
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
,
sicut
praedictum
est
,
contra
I.
Abbat̄
Monasterij
&c.
&
successores
suos
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
of
the
Reuersion
of
a
rent
.
HE
▪
Cest
finalis
concordia
facta
in
curia
dni
Regis
apud
W.
a
die
P.
Sect.
91.
in
xv
.
dies
,
Anno
regni
E.
filij
Regis
E.
decimo
,
coram
W.
B.
H.
S.
I.
B.
&
I.
M.
Iustic'
dni
Regis
&
alijs
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
praesentibus
,
inter
R.
P.
quer'
,
&
I.
B.
deforc'
,
de
decem
marcis
red
dit̄
cum
pertinentijs
in
B.
quem
P.
de
A.
tenet
ad
terminum
vitae
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
,
qđ
pndict̄
I.
concessit
pro
fe
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
praedict'
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
quem
praed'
P.
tenuit
ad
terminum
vitae
ex
dimissione
praedict'
I.
in
pndict̄
villa
die
quo
haec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
&
qui
post
decessum
ipsius
P.
ad
praedict'
I.
&
haeredes
suos
reuertere
debuit
post
decessum
ipsius
P.
integre
remaneat
praedict'
R.
&
haered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
:
Tenend'
de
capital'
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
teddit̄
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingat
quod
idem
R.
obierit
sine
h●rede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
R.
predict
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanebit
rectis
haeredibus
ipsius
R.
tenend'
de
capital'
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
reddit'
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
concessione
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
R.
dedit
pr●fat̄
I.
centum
marc'
argenti
.
A
fine
of
Rent
seruice
,
and
of
the
Homages
&
seruices
of
diuers
.
Nott.
ss
.
PRaecipe
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
conuenc'
&c.
de
vndecim
Sect.
92.
solidis
reddit'
cum
pertinent
in
B.
Et
nisi
prius
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
E.
recogn'
praedict'
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
praedict'
W.
Et
idem
E.
insuper
concessit
eidem
W.
reddit'
illum
cum
pertinentijs
simul
cum
homagio
&
totis
seruitijs
S.
F.
R.
L.
&
I.
D.
&
h●red
'
suorum
,
de
tot
tenementis
quot
ipsi
seperatim
de
ipso
E.
prius
tenuerunt
in
praedict'
villa
:
Habend'
&
tenendum
eidem
W.
&
haered'
suis
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
quae
ad
praedict'
reddit'
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
praedict'
E.
&
haered'
sui
praedict'
reddit'
cum
pertinent
sicut
predictum
est
,
pref.
W.
&
haered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
warr'
imperpetuum
&c.
A
fine
of
4
messuages
,
where
the
husband
&
the
wife
sell
the
wiues
Iointure
or
Dower
absolutely
to
him
in
the
Reuersion
.
Ehor̄
.
ss
.
PRaec'
T.
G.
armig'
,
&
B.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
I.
W.
&
E.
Sect.
93.
vxori
eius
conuenc'
de
quatuor
messuagijs
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
cum
praedict'
T.
&
B.
habeant
&
teneant
tenementa
predicta
cum
pertinent
ad
terminum
vitae
predict'
B.
reuersione
inde
praedict'
E.
&
haered'
suis
post
decessum
praedict'
B.
spectant
,
ijdem
T.
&
B.
concesser'
praef.
I.
&
E.
tenementa
predict'
cum
pertin'
,
&
totum
&
quicquid
in
praedict'
tenementis
cum
pertinentijs
ad
terminum
vitae
ipsius
B.
habent
,
eisdem
I.
&
E.
in
eadem
curia
reddider̄
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
I.
&
E.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
E.
durante
tota
vita
ipsius
B.
de
capital'
dominis
&c.
Et
predicti
T.
&
B.
warrant'
praef.
I.
et
E.
tn̄ta
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
(
sic
vt
dictum
est
)
contra
praedictos
T.
et
B.
durante
tota
vita
ipsius
B.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
Tenant
for
terme
of
life
,
&
her
husband
graunteth
her
estate
for
life
in
a
manor
messuages
rent
&c.
to
one
B.
who
in
consideration
thereof
,
graunteth
to
the
Conusor
and
his
wife
,
for
the
life
of
the
wife
.
Suff.
ss
.
PRaec'
L.
H.
et
D.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
B.
B.
con̄
de
manerio
Sect.
94.
de
S.
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
de
sex
Messuag'
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
S.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
qđ
praedict'
L.
&
D.
concess.
manerium
,
tennta
,
&
reddit'
cum
pertinent
,
quae
ijdem
L.
&
D.
tenent
ad
terminum
vitae
ipsius
D.
reuersione
inde
post
mortem
eiusdem
D.
cuidam
R.
R.
&
haered'
suis
spectant
,
praef.
B.
B.
Habend'
sibi
&
assign'
suis
,
tota
vita
eiusdem
D.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
L.
&
D.
concesser'
,
quod
ipsi
warrant'
manerium
,
tenementa
&
reddit'
predict'
cum
pertinent
,
praef.
B.
&
assignatis
suis
,
tota
vita
ipsius
D.
contra
ipsos
L.
&
D.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
B.
concessit
praefatis
L.
et
D.
quendam
annual'
reddit'
xl
.
marc'
legalis
&c.
exeunt̄
de
manerio
&
tenementis
praedictis
:
Habend'
&
percipiend'
eundem
annualem
reddit'
xl
.
marc'
praefatis
L.
&
D.
pro
termino
vitae
eiusdem
D.
ad
festa
&c.
per
aequales
porciones
annuatim
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
annual'
red
dit̄
&c.
A
fine
of
a
Reuersion
of
one
messuage
&c.
after
the
death
of
the
tenant
for
life
.
Norff.
ss
.
PRaecipe
P.
A.
quod
ten'
E.
S.
conuenc'
&c.
de
vno
messuag
'
Sect.
95.
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedictus
P.
recogn'
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
E.
Et
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
praedicta
tenementa
,
quae
W.
B.
et
A.
vxor
eius
tenent
ad
terminum
,
vitae
ipsius
A.
de
haereditate
ipsius
P.
die
quo
haec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
Et
quae
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
ad
praedict'
P.
&
haeredes
suos
debuerunt
reuertere
,
post
decessum
ipsius
A.
integre
remanebunt
praed'
E.
S.
&
haeredibus
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
predict'
P.
concessit
pro
se
&
haered'
suis
,
qđ
ipsi
warrant'
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
(
sic
vt
dictum
est
)
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
of
a
Rent
graunted
out
of
a
Manor
for
life
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
for
the
same
Rent
.
Leicest.
ss
.
PRaec'
A.
C.
vid'
,
quod
ten'
H.
C.
gen
conuenc'
de
annuo
Sect.
96.
redd'
xl
.
s.
exeunt̄
de
manerio
de
S.
cum
pertinentijs
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedictus
A.
concessit
praefato
H.
praedictum
redditum
cum
pertinentijs
,
Et
ill'
erreddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
percipiend'
praedictos
xl
.
s.
eidem
H.
&
assignatis
suis
,
ad
festa
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
,
&
S.
Mich.
archang
.
per
aequales
porciones
,
annuatim
soluend'
,
tota
vita
ipsius
H.
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
reddit'
xl
.
s.
aretro
fore
&c.
quod
tunc
bene
licebit
praefato
H.
&
assignatis
suis
,
tota
vita
sua
,
in
praedictum
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
intrare
&
distringere
&c.
Et
praedict'
A.
et
haeredes
sui
warrant'
praefato
H.
et
assignatis
suis
praedict'
reddit'
xl
.
s.
cum
pertinentijs
,
sic
vt
dictum
est
,
contra
praedict'
A.
&
haeredes
suos
,
tota
vita
ipsius
H.
imperpetuum
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
whereby
three
seuerall
Annuities
be
graunted
out
of
a
Manor
,
and
after
the
manor
also
is
graunted
to
one
E.
for
life
,
and
after
the
death
of
the
said
E.
the
manor
&c.
to
remaine
to
the
said
E.
and
his
heires
.
Staff
.
ss
.
PRaec'
F.
B.
vid'
,
E.
B.
gener̄
,
R.
B.
gener̄
,
&
R.
B.
gener̄
,
Sect.
97.
quod
ten'
R.
G.
generos
.
conuenc'
de
manerio
de
H.
cum
pertinentijs
,
Ac
de
decem
mesuagijs
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedicti
Eliz.
Ed.
Baldw.
Ra.
&
Rich.
recognouer̄
praedicta
manerium
,
tenementa
,
&
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
,
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
(
com
Release
&
warrant
'
.
)
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
Rog.
concessit
praefato
Edw.
quandam
annuitatem
,
siue
annualem
reddit'
vj.
li.
xiij
.
s.
iiij
.
đ.
exeunt̄
de
&
in
manerio
&
tenementis
praedictis
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
illa
ei
reddid'
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
percipiend'
eundem
annualem
reddit'
vj.
li.
xiij
.
s.
iiij
.
đ.
praefato
Edw.
&
assignatis
suis
tota
vita
sua
,
ad
festa
Natiuitatis
sancti
Ioh.
Baptiste
,
&
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
,
aequis
porcionibus
annuatim
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
&c.
Concessit
etiam
idem
r.
quandam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
reddit'
vj.
li.
xiij
.
s.
iiij
.
đ.
(
vt
supra
cum
claus.
district
'
.
)
Et
vlterius
idem
R.
concessit
praefato
R.
quandam
aliam
annuitatem
&c.
vj.
li.
xiij
.
s.
iiij
.
đ.
modo
&
forma
praedict'
.
Et
praeterea
idem
R.
concessit
praefatae
E.
praedict'
manerium
,
tenementa
,
&
reddit'
cum
pertinēijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
praefat'
E
&
assignatis
suis
tota
vita
ipsius
E.
de
caditalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
&c.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
praedict'
manerium
,
tenementa
,
&
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
integre
reman'
praefato
E.
&
haeredibus
suis
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
&c.
A
fine
of
a
Rent
out
of
manors
to
one
and
his
wife
in
taile
generall
and
sor
default
of
such
issue
to
the
right
heires
of
the
husband
,
with
a
paine
of
viij
.
pound
for
euery
fiue
weekes
that
the
Rent
is
behind
,
and
for
euery
weeke
after
the
v.
weeks
,
to
forfait
viij
.
li.
nomine
penae
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
.
ET
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
A.
&
B.
concesserunt
praefatis
W.
et
F.
quendam
Sect.
98.
annualem
redditum
nona
ginta
libr'
,
de
praedictis
manerijs
&
tenementis
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
illas
eis
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia●
Habend'
&
percipiend'
praedict'
annualem
reddit'
nonaginta
libr'
,
eisdem
W.
&
F.
et
haered'
de
corporibus
ipsorum
W.
&
F.
legitime
procreat'
,
ad
festa
sancti
Michaelis
archangeli
,
&
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
perae
quales
portiones
annuatim
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
quod
ijdem
W.
et
F.
obierint
sine
haered'
de
corporibus
suis
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsorum
W.
&
F.
idem
annualis
reddit'
nonagint̄
l●br̄imegre
remaneat
rectis
haeredibus
ipsius
W.
ad
festa
praedict
'
annuatim
soluend'
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
annal'
reddit'
nonaginta
libr'
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
per
spacium
quinque
septiman̄
,
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
praedictorum
,
quo
vt
praefertur
solui
debeat
▪
non
solut̄
,
(
s●
legitim̄
modo
petatur
apud
C.
praedictam
,
)
quod
tunc
&
toties
praedictus
W.
●
.
et
haeredes
sui
forisfacient
praedictis
W.
&
F.
&
haered'
de
corporibus
suis
legitime
procreat'
,
ac
etiam
rectis
haeredibus
ipsius
W.
si
praedicti
W.
et
F.
obier̄
sine
haeered
'
de
corporibus
suis
legitime
procreatis
,
octo
libr'
nomine
penae
.
✿
Et
sic
qualibet
septimana
,
post
predictas
quinque
septimanas
,
octo
libr'
,
quoties
praedict'
annualis
reddit'
nonaginta
libr'
aretro
foret
,
quod
tunc
&
toties
bene
liceret
praedict'
W.
&
F.
&
haered'
de
corporibus
suis
legitime
procreat'
,
ac
etiam
rectis
haeredibus
ipsius
W.
si
ijdem
W.
&
F.
obier̄
sine
haered'
de
corporibus
suis
legitime
procreat'
,
in
praedict'
maneria
&
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
intrare
,
&
distringere
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
&
habitas
,
abducere
,
asportare
,
&
effugare
,
ac
penes
se
retinere
,
quousque
tam
de
praedicto
annual'
reddit'
nonaginta
libr'
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
(
si
quae
fuerint
,
)
quam
de
praedict'
octo
libr'
,
vt
praefertur
,
no
mine
penae
,
forisfact'
,
post
praedict'
quinque
septimanas
,
&
pro
octo
libr'
pro
qualibet
septimana
post
praedict'
quinque
septimanas
,
vt
praefertur
,
eisdem
plene
fuerit
satisfact'
&
persolut̄
&c.
A
Fine
wherein
an
Annuitie
is
graunted
out
of
fiue
acres
of
land
,
to
one
in
fee
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
,
for
default
of
paiment
of
the
same
Annuitie
.
Essex
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
T.
S.
de
C.
armig'
,
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
ten'
Sect.
99.
W.
D.
conuenc'
de
quinque
acr
terrae
cum
pertinentijs
in
E.
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
T.
&
A.
recognouerunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
habet
de
bono
predictorium
T.
&
a.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
se
&
haeredibus
suis
praefato
W.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
pr●terea
praedict'
T.
&
A.
concess.
prose
&
haered'
ipsius
T.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praef.
W.
&
haered'
suis
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
predictus
W.
concessit
praefato
T.
quandam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
redditum
xx
.
s.
legalis
monetae
Angliae
exeunt̄
&
exitur̄
,
de
,
&
ex
tenementis
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
,
tenend'
,
&
percipiend'
pnd'
annuitatem
siue
annualem
reddit'
xx
.
s.
praedict'
,
praefato
T.
&
haeredib'
suis
,
ad
festa
S.
Martini
Episcopi
in
hyeme
,
&
Pentecost
'
,
per
aequales
portiones
,
annuatim
imperpetuum
soluendum
.
Et
si
,
ac
quoties
,
contingat
praedict'
annuitatem
siue
annualem
rendit̄
xx
.
s.
praedict'
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
praedictorum
,
quo
vt
praefertur
,
solui
debeat
,
non
solut̄
,
per
spacium
quadraginta
dierum
,
quod
tunc
&
toties
bene
liceat
&
licebit
praefato
T.
et
haerebidus
suis
in
praedicta
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
intrare
,
&
distringere
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
,
licite
asportare
,
effugare
,
abducere
,
&
penes
se
retinere
,
quousque
de
tota
pndict̄
annuitate
siue
annual'
redditu
viginti
solid'
praedict'
,
vna
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
,
si
quae
fuerint
sibi
sit
plenarie
satisfact'
&
persolut̄
&c.
A
fine
wherein
an
annuitie
is
graunted
in
fee
,
out
of
20.
acres
of
land
,
with
suit
of
Court
,
and
Heriot
after
decease
,
recease
and
alientation
of
any
tenant
with
a
clause
of
distres
for
default
of
payment
.
South
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
quod
ten'
F.
G.
connenc'
de
vigint̄
Sect.
100.
ac●
terrae
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
recognouer̄
tenementa
praedict'
esse
ius
(
vt
in
fin'
sur
recognisance
de
droit
,
Release
,
&
Warrantie
,
)
Et
pro
hac
&c.
praedictus
T.
concessit
prefatis
A.
B.
et
C.
D.
quandam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
reddit'
xij
.
d'
.
legalis
monetae
Angliae
exeunt̄
&
exitur̄
,
de
&
e●
tenementis
predictis
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
percipiend'
praedictam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
red
dit̄
xij
.
d'
.
eisdem
A.
B.
et
C.
D.
&
haered'
ipsius
A.
ad
festa
Sancti
Mich.
archangeli
,
&
Annunciation̄
beatae
Mariae
virginis
,
per
aequales
porciones
annuatim
soluend'
.
✿
Ac
etiam
praedict'
F.
concessit
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
praefatis
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
&
haered'
ipsius
A.
a
d
faciend'
sectam
annuatim
Cur'
praedict'
,
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
&
haered'
ipsius
A.
apud
manerium
suum
de
C.
bis
in
anno
super
licitam
monitionem
inde
p̄habitur̄
.
Tenend'
&c.
Ac
soluend'
post
decessum
recessum
,
&
alienationem
tam
predicti
F.
&
haered'
suorum
,
quam
cuiuslibet
alterius
tenentis
existent
liber●
tenentis
tentorum
pndictor̄
,
vel
alicuius
in
de
parcell'
,
optimum
animal'
cuiuslibet
hm̄
di
tenent̄
,
nomine
Heriot̄
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
praedictam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
reddit'
,
aretro
fore
in
parte
,
vel
in
toto
,
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
praedictorum
,
quo
,
vt
praefertur
,
solui
debeat
,
non
solut̄
,
aut
sect'
cur'
pndict̄
non
fieri
,
siue
heriot̄
praedict'
cum
acciderit
non
solui
aut
deliberar̄
,
qđ
tunc
bene
licebit
praedict'
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
ac
haered'
ipsius
A.
in
tennta
predicta
cum
pertinent
intrare
,
&
distringere
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
,
licite
abducere
,
asportare
,
&
penes
se
retineee
,
donec
&
quousque
tam
de
praedicta
annuitate
siue
annual'
redd'
xij
.
d'
.
vna
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
,
si
quae
fuer'
,
quam
de
sect'
Cur'
,
&
Heriot̄
praedict'
aretro
existent
,
eisdem
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
&
haered'
ipsius
A.
plenarie
fuer'
solut̄
,
content̄
,
&
satisfact'
&c.
A
fine
wherein
an
Annutie
is
graunted
out
of
a
manor
messuages
and
rent
in
fee
,
payable
at
a
certaine
day
,
houre
and
place
,
with
a
forfaiture
Nomine
penae
,
for
the
default
to
payment
of
the
Annuitie
and
paine
.
Warw.
ss
.
PRaecipe
A.
B.
armig'
,
quod
ten'
C.
D.
conuenc'
de
manerio
Sect.
101.
de
L.
cum
pertinentijs
.
Necnon
de
quatuor
mesuag'
,
&
decem
solidis
reddit'
,
cum
pertinent●●s
in
L.
praedict'
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
A.
B.
recognouit
(
ve
in
fine
sur
recognisance
de
droit
.
)
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
C.
concessit
praefato
A.
quandam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
redditum
vij
.
libr'
legalis
monetae
Angliae
,
exeunr̄
&
exitur̄
de
et
in
manerio
&
tenementis
praedictis
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
ei
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
percipiend'
praedictam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
redditum
vij
.
li.
pr●fato
A.
haered'
&
assignatis
suis
,
decimo
die
Sept
,
inter
horam
nonam
ante
meridiem
,
&
horam
tertiam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
annuatim
,
apud
domum
siue
mansionalem
vilgariter
nuneupatum
S.
situat̄
in
foro
suo
vocato
le
Market
stead
in
villa
C.
in
comitatu
D.
soluend'
.
✿
Et
si
contingat
praedictam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
redditum
septem
libr'
,
aretro
fore
,
in
parte
,
vel
in
toto
,
perspacium
xiiij
.
dierum
.
post
praedictam
decimam
diem
Sept.
quo
vt
praefertur
solui
debeat
,
non
solut̄
,
quod
tunc
praedict'
C.
&
haeredes
sui
forisfacient
eidem
A.
&
haeredibus
suis
xijj
.
s.
iiij
.
d'
.
nomine
penae
,
toties
quoties
praedicta
nnuitas
siue
annualis
redditus
,
aut
aliqua
inde
parcella
,
sic
aretro
fore
contigerit
,
Et
bene
licebit
praedict'
A.
&
haeredibus
suis
in
praedictum
manerium
,
&
caetera
praemissa
,
cum
pertinentijs
,
&
in
quamlibet
inde
parcell'
intrare
,
&
distringere
,
tam
pro
praedicta
annuitate
siue
annuali
redditu
septem
libr'
,
&
pro
qualibet
inde
parcell'
,
quam
pro
praedict'
xiij
.
s.
iiij
.
d'
.
nomine
penae
,
eidem
A.
&
haeredibus
suis
forisfact̄
,
toties
quoties
sic
aretro
fore
contig
erit
non
solut̄
,
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
,
&
habitas
,
licite
abducere
,
asportare
,
&
effugare
,
&
penes
●e
retinere
,
quousque
tam
de
praedicta
annuitate
siue
annuali
redditu
septem
libr'
,
quam
pro
predictis
xiij
.
s.
iiij
.
d'
.
nomine
penae
,
toties
forisfac'
plenarie
fuer'
eidem
A.
&
haeredibus
suis
satisfact'
&
persolut̄
&c.
A
fine
in
which
the
Conusors
graunt
to
the
conusees
in
taile
,
an
annuall
rent
of
4.
li.
issuing
out
of
a
manor
payable
at
two
feastes
in
the
yeare
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
for
the
said
rent
,
and
for
xx
.
s.
Nomine
penae
,
if
the
rent
be
not
paide
.
Staff
.
ss
.
PRaecipe
&c.
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
conuenc'
&c.
de
manerio
Sect.
102.
de
B.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
qđ
praedict'
I.
B.
&
E.
recognouerunt
manerium
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
vt
ill'
quae
ijdem
R.
et
M.
habent
de
dono
praedictor̄
I.
&
E.
Et
ill'
remiser
&
quiet'
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
I.
et
E.
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
praedict'
R.
et
M.
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
I.
&
E.
concesserunt
ꝓ
se
et
haered'
ipsius
E.
qđ
ipsi
warrant'
pnd'
manerium
cum
pertin'
praef.
R.
et
M.
et
haered'
ipsius
R.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
✿
Et
pro
hac
recognitione
,
remissione
,
quiet'
clamatione
,
warrant'
,
fine
et
concordia
,
ijdem
R.
et
M.
concesserunt
prose
&
haered'
suis
,
praef.
I.
et
E.
et
haered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
legitime
procreat'
,
quatuor
libras
reddit'
,
exeunt̄
de
manerio
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
illum
eis
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
et
percipiend'
singulis
ann●s
,
scilicet
,
vnam
medietatem
inde
,
ad
festum
S.
Mich.
&
aliam
medietatem
inde
ad
festum
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
,
eisdem
I.
&
E.
&
haered'
de
corpore
eiusdem
E.
legitime
ꝓcreat̄
,
ae
quis
porcionibus
annuatim
soluenđ
permanus
tenentium
qui
idem
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
inposterum
tenebunt
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
&
M.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haeredibus
suis
,
quod
si
praedictus
redditus
ad
aliquem
terminum
,
quo
solui
debeat
,
aretro
fuerit
in
parte
,
vel
in
toto
,
quod
tunc
bene
licebit
praef.
I.
et
E.
et
haered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
legitime
procreat'
,
distringere
praedict'
R.
et
M.
&
haeredes
suos
,
ac
illos
qui
idem
manerium
inposterum
tenebunt
,
per
omnia
bona
&
catalla
,
in
eodem
manerio
cum
pertinentijs
inuent'
,
pro
xx
.
solid'
,
nomine
penae
,
pro
quolibet
termino
,
sic
aretro
existent'
per
spacium
vnius
mensis
,
Et
ea
retinere
vsque
ad
plenam
solutionem
tam
de
praedictis
quatuor
libris
reddit'
,
quam
de
praedictis
xx
.
solid'
nomine
penae
quae
eis
sic
aretro
fuerint
&c.
A
writ
of
Couenant
for
the
Queene
,
for
the
tith
corne
of
a
parish
,
and
the
maner
of
the
endorsement
therof
,
by
her
Atturney
generall
.
Essex
.
ss
.
PRaec'
A.
B.
et
C.
qđ
ten'
nobis
conuentionem
inter
nos
&
Sect.
103.
pref.
A.
et
C.
factam
de
omnibus
et
omnimod'
decimis
granorum
crescent
,
preuenient
,
siue
renouan̄
,
infra
parochiam
de
Hoton
.
Et
nisi
fecerint
,
summ̄
per
bonos
summonit̄
&c.
Hoc
breue
indorsetur
sic
.
¶
Ed
wardus
Cook
armig'
Attorn̄
dominae
Reginae
generalis
pro
eadem
domina
Regina
sequitur
hoc
breue
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
T.
W.
to
I.
R.
of
one
messuage
,
one
barne
,
of
land
meadowe
,
and
pasture
,
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
Essex
.
ss
.
PRaec'
T.
W.
ar̄
quod
iuste
&c.
teneat
I.
R.
conuenciones
Sect'
104.
inter
eos
fact'
,
de
vno
messuagio
vno
horreo
xxv
.
acris
terre
,
quatuor
acris
prati
,
&
decem
acris
pasture
cum
pertinent
in
L.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
T.
recognouit
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinenti●s
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
illa
que
idem
I.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
T.
Et
illa
remisit
et
quiete
clamauit
de
se
&
hered
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
T.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrantizabit
,
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
pref.
I.
et
hered
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
T.
B.
and
E.
his
wife
of
a
manor
of
two
messuages
of
land
,
pasture
,
wood
and
rent
and
v.
s.
rent
to
I.
K.
with
warranty
against
all
men
:
And
the
said
I.
K.
by
the
same
fine
granteth
and
rendreth
back
againe
the
premisses
to
the
said
conusors
,
and
to
the
heires
of
the
said
T.
one
of
the
said
conusors
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
T.
B.
&
E.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
Sect'
105.
W.
L.
et
I.
K.
conuenciones
inter
eos
fact'
de
manerio
de
W.
cum
pertinent
ac
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
octaginta
acris
terre
,
centum
acris
pasture
,
sexaginta
acris
bosci
,
&
quinque
solid'
redditus
cum
pertin'
in
H.
&
B.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praed'
T.
et
E.
recognouerunt
maneria
tenementa
&
reddit'
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
que
ijdem
W.
&
I.
habent
de
dono
praeđ
T.
et
E.
et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
T.
&
E.
&
hered'
suis
praef.
W.
et
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
imperpetuum
:
Et
preterea
ijdem
T.
et
E.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
maneria
,
tenement'
&
reddit'
praeđ
cum
pertinentijs
prefat'
W.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
:
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
ijdem
W.
et
I.
concesserunt
pređ
manerium
tennta
et
reddit'
praeđ
cum
pertinent
et
illa
ei
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
.
Habenđ
et
tenenđ
eidem
T.
et
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
H.
K.
and
I.
his
wife
,
I.
C.
and
K.
his
wife
to
R.
G.
of
one
messuage
one
garden
of
land
&
pasture
,
and
the
same
conusors
for
them
and
the
heires
of
lo
doe
warrant
two
parts
of
the
premisses
in
iij.
parts
deuided
to
the
c●usee
and
his
heires
against
all
men
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
I.
H.
&
I.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
R.
G.
conuenciones
inter
eos
fact'
,
de
vno
messuagio
,
vno
gardino
,
40.
acris
terre
,
&
quatuor
acris
pasture
cum
pertin'
in
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
quod
pnd'
I.
&
I.
recognouer̄
tenementa
praed
'
Sect'
106.
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
vt
illa
que
idem
R.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
H.
&
I.
I.
&
K.
&
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
H.
&
I.
I.
&
K.
&
heredibus
suis
praefat'
R.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
H.
&
I.
I.
&
K.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
duas
partes
tentorum
praedict'
cum
pertin'
in
tres
partes
diuiden̄
pref.
R.
&
hered'
suis
contra
onnes
homines
imꝑpet̄
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
I.
F.
knight
and
M.
his
wife
and
R.
H.
of
two
messuages
,
one
garden
,
one
or
chard
,
and
of
land
,
meadow
,
and
pasture
,
to
T.
P.
and
I.
K.
with
warrantie
against
all
men
And
the
conusees
by
the
said
fine
graunt
&
render
to
the
said
R.
one
of
the
conusors
in
the
fine
vi
.
acres
of
land
&c.
parcel
of
the
premisses
for
one
moneth
to
come
next
,
&
afterwards
the
same
to
remain
to
one
I.
now
the
wife
of
R.
N.
&
R.
N.
son
of
the
said
R
and
I
,
during
their
liues
and
the
longer
liuer
of
them
.
And
after
their
deceases
the
the
said
vi
.
acres
of
land
to
remaine
to
I.
N.
daughter
of
the
said
R.
and
I.
his
wife
,
during
her
life
,
reseruing
a
rent
with
clause
of
distres
for
non
payment
thereof
.
And
the
residue
of
the
premisses
,
viz.
the
two
messuages
,
one
garden
,
one
orchard
&c.
the
said
conusees
graunt
and
render
to
R.
H.
for
one
moneth
and
afterwards
to
one
R.
N.
&
I.
his
wife
.
To
haue
&
to
hold
to
the
said
R.
&
I.
during
their
liues
,
and
the
longest
liuer
of
them
,
reseruing
also
thereupon
a
rent
with
a
clause
of
distres
for
non
payment
thereof
.
And
lastly
the
said
conusees
doe
graunt
and
render
the
reuersion
of
the
whole
premisses
,
and
the
seueral
rents
reserued
vpon
the
said
graunts
and
renders
vnto
the
said
I.
F.
and
M.
his
wife
,
two
of
the
said
conusors
,
and
to
the
heires
of
the
said
I.
F.
for
euer
.
PRaec'
I.
F.
milit̄
ac
M.
vxori
eius
,
et
R.
H.
quod
iuste
&c.
tenent
Sect'
107.
T.
W.
&
I.
K.
&c.
de
duobus
messuag'
,
1.
gardin̄
,
1.
pomar̄
,
21.
acris
t̄re
,
6.
acr
prat̄
,
&
58.
acr
pastur'
cum
pertin'
in
M.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
qd'
pnd'
I.
M.
&
R.
recogn'
tennta
pnd'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
T.
vt
illa
que
idem
T.
&
I
:
habent
de
dono
pref.
I.
M.
&
R.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clam'
de
ipsis
I.
M.
&
R.
&
hered'
suis
pnd'
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
T.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
I.
F.
M.
&
R.
concesser'
pro
se
&
Warrantie
.
hered'
ipsius
I.
qd'
ipsi
warrant'
tennta
pnd'
cum
pertin'
pref.
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
T.
cont̄
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
T.
&
I.
concesser'
The
Render
of
parcel
of
the
premisses
.
pnd'
R.
vj.
acr
terre
,
3.
acr
pastur'
,
et
46.
acr
prati
de
tentis
pnd'
cum
pertin'
&
illa
ei
reddider̄
in
ead'
cur'
:
Habend'
et
et
tenend'
eid'
R.
pro
termino
vni
mensis
iam
prox'
futur'
.
Et
post
t̄min̄
illum
finit̄
,
easd'
3.
acr
t̄re
,
3.
acr
prat̄
46.
acr
pastur'
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
cuidam
I.
modo
vxori
cuiusd'
R.
N.
&
cuidam
R.
N.
filio
eorund'
R.
&
I.
Habend'
&
tenend'
pref.
I.
et
R.
tota
vita
ipsor̄
I.
et
R.
et
eor̄
alterius
diutius
viuen̄
:
Et
post
decessum
eorund'
I.
&
R.
easdem
6.
acr
t̄re
,
3.
acras
prati
&
46.
acr
pastur'
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
I.
M.
filie
pnd'
R.
et
I.
vxoi
eius
:
Habend'
et
tenend'
eid'
I.
filie
tota
vita
eiusd
'
Therent
.
I.
filie
reddend'
inde
annuatim
pnd'
T.
&
I.
&
hered'
suis
cent̄
&
8.
s.
10.
d'
.
ad
sestum
Annunc'
&c.
per
equales
porc'
annuatim
soluend'
.
Et
si
A
clause
of
distresse
.
contingat
praed'
annualem
reddit'
Cviij
.
s.
x.
d.
vel
aliqua
inde
ꝑcella
a
retro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
ꝑaliquod
festum
festorum
pnd'
quo
siue
quibus
(
vt
prefertur
)
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
.
Qd'
tunc
beneliceat
pnd'
T.
&
I.
hered'
&
assignat'
suis
tam
tota
vita
naturali
pnd'
I.
&
R.
N.
modo
vxoris
p̄đ
R.
&
eorum
alterius
diutius
viuen̄
quam
tota
vita
pnd'
I.
fil'
in
pnd'
6.
acras
terre
&c.
cum
pertin'
&
in
quanilibet
inde
procellam
intrare
&
distringere
&
distriction
sic
ibid'
capt'
liceat
inde
abducere
effugare
&
penes
se
retinere
quousque
de
pnd'
annuali
reddit'
Cviij
.
s.
x.
d.
&
de
qualibet
inde
ꝑcella
vna
cum
arrerag'
eiusd'
si
que
fuerint
eis
plena
.
sie
satisfact'
&
ꝑsolut̄
.
Et
vlterius
ijdem
T.
&
I.
concesser'
pnd'
R.
H.
duo
messuagia
vnum
pomatiū
The
render
of
the
residue
.
vnum
gardinum
,
16.
acr
terre
,
3.
acr
prati
&
12.
acr
pasture
resid'
cum
pertinent
tenntor̄
praed'
.
Et
illa
ei
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eid'
R.
pro
termino
vnius
mensis
.
Et
post
terminum
ill'
finit̄
,
ead'
duo
messuagia
,
vnum
gardin̄
,
vnum
pomar̄
,
xvj
.
acr
terre
,
tres
acr
prati
,
et
duodecem
acr
pasture
resid'
integre
remanere
●uidam
R.
N.
&
I.
vxori
eius
:
Habend'
et
tenend'
eisdem
R.
R.
&
I.
tota
vita
ipsor̄
R.
R.
et
I.
et
hered'
eorum
alterius
Rent
for
the
residue
.
A
clause
of
distres
.
diutius
viuen̄
:
Redded
'
inde
annuatim
pnd'
T.
et
I.
et
hered'
eorum
xiij
.
s.
legalis
monete
Angl'
ad
festa
praed'
per
equales
porcion̄
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
praed'
annualem
reddit'
xiij
.
s.
aut
aliquam
inde
parcellam
a
retro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toco
post
aliquod
festum
festor̄
pnd'
qua
vt
prefert̄
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
.
Quod
tunc
bene
licebit
praef.
T.
et
I.
in
praed'
duo
messuag'
,
vnum
gardin̄
,
vnum
pomar̄
,
xvi
.
acras
terre
,
3.
acras
prati
&
xij
.
acras
pasture
resid'
cum
pertin'
,
&
quamlibet
inde
parcell'
intrare
&
distringere
,
districtionesque
ibidem
sic
capt'
,
liceat
abinde
abducere
,
effugare
,
The
render
of
the
reuerfion
of
all
the
premisses
and
all
the
rents
reserued
.
et
penes
se
retinere
quousque
de
pnd'
reddit'
xiij
.
s.
vna
cum
arrerag'
eiusdem
si
que
fuerunt
plenarie
fuerint
satisfact'
&
ꝑsolut̄
:
Concesserunt
etiam
p̄đ
T.
et
I.
K.
pnd'
I.
F.
&
M.
recuperation
omnium
et
singulor̄
tenntor̄
pnd'
cum
pertin'
&
omnes
reddit'
pnd'
superius
reseruat̄
,
&
illa
eis
reddider̄
in
ead'
curia
.
Habend'
et
tenend'
eisdem
I.
et
M.
et
hered'
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
de
capital'
dnis
feodi
illius
ꝑ
seruitia
que
ad
pnd'
tennt
cum
pertin'
pertinent
imperpetuu
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
G.
H.
and
D.
his
wife
T.
S.
Esq.
and
M.
his
wife
of
xl
.
acres
of
land
to
R.
B.
and
W.
N.
with
warrantie
:
And
the
conusces
doe
graunt
and
render
to
the
said
D.
and
to
her
heires
,
all
mines
of
coales
in
a
close
parcel
of
the
premisses
called
Stanley
field
,
with
libertie
to
digge
for
the
same
.
PRaecipe
G.
H.
arm̄
,
&
D.
vxori
eius
T.
S.
arm̄
,
&
M.
vxori
Sect'
108.
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
R.
B.
&
W.
W.
conuencionem
inter
eosfact'
de
40.
acris
terre
cum
pertin'
in
Stanley
&
Spendon
.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
G.
D.
T.
&
M.
recognouerunt
tenementa
praed'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
vt
illa
que
ijdem
R.
&
W.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
G.
D.
T.
et
M.
Et
illa
remiserunt
et
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
G.
D.
T.
et
M.
&
hered'
suis
pref.
R.
et
W.
et
heređ
ipsius
R.
contra
praeđ
G.
D.
T.
et
M.
et
heređ
ipsius
T.
imperpetuum
.
Et
ꝓ
The
conusees
do
graunt
and
●ender
Co●le
mines
in
part
of
the
pr●●●s●es
to
two
of
the
con●sors
and
libertie
to
get
them
.
hac
recog●icione
&c.
praeđ
R.
et
W.
concesserunt
pref.
G.
et
D.
omnes
mine●as
carbonum
vocat'
all
Mines
of
Coales
,
existent
in
quodam
campo
parcell'
tenementorum
praeđ
vocat'
Stanley
field
:
necnon
liberum
ingressum
et
egressum
in
●t
super
praeđ
camp̄
ad
fodend'
in
mineris
illis
pro
carbonibus
illis
omni
tempore
Anni
ad
libitum
ipsorum
G.
et
D.
et
hered'
eiusdem
D.
Et
illa
omnia
eis
reddiderunt
in
eađ
cur'
.
Habenđ
capienđ
et
percipienđ
praedict'
miner̄
ingressus
,
egressus
,
ac
libertat̄
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
prefat'
G.
et
D.
et
heredibus
ipsius
D.
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
W.
K.
and
K.
his
wife
of
the
third
part
of
one
messuage
.
one
barne
,
one
garden
&c.
to
I.
K.
and
T.
H.
with
warrantie
against
all
men
:
and
the
said
conusees
do
graunt
and
render
to
the
said
S
one
of
the
conusors
,
the
said
third
part
of
the
premisses
from
Micha
.
or
Thannunciation
&c
which
first
shal
happen
to
be
next
after
the
death
of
one
E.
now
the
wife
of
W.
T.
for
the
terme
of
xxi
yeres
,
reseruing
a
rent
yerely
to
the
con●sees
with
a
clause
of
distresse
for
the
said
rent
,
And
lastly
the
said
conisees
graunt
and
render
the
reuersion
of
the
said
▪
premisses
to
W.
K.
and
K.
h●s
wife
being
ij
.
of
the
said
conusors
in
the
said
fine
,
and
to
the
heires
of
the
said
K.
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
W.
K.
et
K.
vxori
●ius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
I.
Sect'
109.
K.
et
T.
H.
conuencionem
inter
eos
fact'
de
tertia
parte
vnius
mef●agij
▪
vnius
horrei
,
vnius
gardini
,
30.
acrarum
terre
,
duar●
acrarum
prati
,
et
acrarum
pastu●
cum
pertinent
in
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praeđ
W.
K.
&
S.
recognouerunt
tertiam
partem
praeđ
cum
pertinenn̄
es●e
ius
ip
sius
●
.
vt
illa
que
ijdem
I.
et
T.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
W.
K.
&
S.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
cla●auerunt
de
ipsis
W.
K.
&
S.
&
heređ
suis
praefat'
I.
et
T.
&
heređ
Warrantie
.
ipsius
●
.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
W.
K.
&
S.
concesserunt
prose
&
heređ
ipsius
K.
quod
ipsi
warant
tertiam
partem
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
prefat'
I.
et
T.
et
heređ
ipsius
I.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
The
Render
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
ijdem
I.
et
T.
concesser'
praedict'
S.
tertiam
partem
praedict'
cum
pertinent
&
illam
ei
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
.
Habenđ
&
tenenđ
eidem
S.
a
festo
sancti
Michaelis
Arch.
vel
a
festo
Annunc'
:
beate
Mariae
virginis
quod
prius
&
proxim'
contigerit
vel
e●it
post
mortem
cuiusdam
E.
modo
vxor'
W.
T.
&
nuper
vxor'
R.
C.
def●nct'
vsque
ad
finem
&
terminum
xxj
.
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequ●●
&
plenar̄
complenđ
:
Reddenđ
inde
per
Ann̄
praedict'
I.
&
T.
xij
.
đ.
ad
festum
Annunciacionis
beate
Mariae
virginis
&
sancti
Michaelis
Clause
of
distresse
for
the
rent
.
Archang
'
per
equales
portiones
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
annualem
reddit'
xij
.
đ.
vel
aliqua
inde
parcella
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
praedict'
quo
vt
prefertur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
,
quod
tunc
bene
licebit
prefat'
I.
et
T.
hered'
&
assignat'
suis
in
tertian
pa●tem
praedict'
cum
pertinent
&
in
quamlibet
inde
parcellam
intrare
et
distringere
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
liceat
abinde
abducere
,
effugare
,
asportare
&
penes
se
retinere
,
quousque
de
praeđ
annuali
reddit'
xij
.
đ.
&
de
qualibet
inde
parcella
vna
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
si
quefuerint
,
plenarie
eis
fuerit
satisfact'
&
persolut̄
.
Concesser̄
etiam
praedict'
I.
K.
&
The
graunt
o●
the
reuersion
&
the
rent
reserued
vpon
the
leas
for
21.
yeres
.
T.
H.
praed'
W.
&
K.
reuercionem
3.
partis
praed'
cum
pertin'
&
reddit'
p̄đ
superius
reseruat̄
.
Et
illa
eis
rediderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
W.
&
K.
&
hered'
ipsius
K.
imperpetuum
de
capitalibus
dominis
feod'
illius
per
seruic'
que
ad
eandem
tertiam
partem
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
W.
P.
and
M.
his
wife
of
a
manor
&c.
one
water
mille
,
one
winde
mille
,
iij.
douehouses
&c.
to
E.
B.
and
R.
C.
and
the
conusees
by
the
same
fine
,
do
graunt
vnto
the
said
M.
a
yerely
rent
of
xij
.
li.
going
out
of
the
said
Manor
,
Habend
'
from
Michaelmas
or
Thannunciation
next
after
the
death
of
the
said
W.
P.
her
husband
,
and
one
of
the
conusors
in
the
said
fine
during
her
life
,
in
full
recompence
of
her
title
of
dower
or
iointure
in
any
of
the
lands
of
her
said
husband
,
with
a
clause
of
distresse
for
the
said
rent
.
And
lastly
the
said
conusees
graunt
and
render
againe
the
said
manor
&c
,
to
the
said
W.
P.
the
conusor
,
and
husband
to
the
said
M.
and
to
his
heires
for
euer
.
ET
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
W.
&
M.
recognouerunt
Sect'
110.
manerium
&
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
es●e
ius
ipsius
E.
&
R.
vt
illa
que
idem
E.
&
R.
habent
de
dono
praed'
W.
&
M.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
E.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
W.
&
M.
concesser'
prose
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
quod
ipsi
Warrantie
.
warrantizabunt
manerium
&
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
prefat'
E.
B.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
:
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
ijdem
R.
&
E.
concesserunt
pref.
M.
quandam
annualem
reddit'
A
graunt
of
a
rent
in
recompence
of
iointure
&
dower
.
xij
.
li.
exeun̄
de
praef.
Manerio
&
tenementis
cum
pertin'
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
&
annuatim
percipiend'
praed'
annualem
reddit'
xij
.
li.
prefat'
M.
&
assignat'
suis
a
festo
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
vel
Annunciac'
beate
Marie
virginis
prox
.
&
immediate
s●quen̄
post
mortem
praedict'
W.
pro
&
durante
vita
naturali
eiusdem
Mariae
ad
duos
Anni
terminos
viz.
ad
festa
sancti
Michaelis
Arch.
&
Annunc'
beate
Mariae
virginis
equalibus
portionibus
annuatim
soluend'
in
plenam
recompencionem
totius
tituli
vel
Iuncture
siue
dotis
que
eidem
M.
contingere
debent
de
aliquibus
terris
vel
tentis
pnd'
W.
P
:
Et
si
contingat
praed'
annual'
reddit'
xij
.
li.
vel
aliquam
inde
parcellam
a
retro
fore
per
aliquod
festum
festorum
praeđ
quo
siue
quibus
vt
prefertur
solui
debeat
.
Quod
tunc
&
tocies
bene
licebit
praed'
M.
&
assign'
suis
in
praeđ
manner
&
tentum
siue
in
aliquam
inde
procellam
intrare
&
distringere
&
districtionem
siue
districtiones
sic
ibidem
capt'
abducere
,
effugare
,
&
penes
se
retinere
quousque
de
praeđ
annuali
reddit'
xij
.
li.
&
de
qualibet
inde
parcella
vna
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
The
render
of
the
manor
&c.
by
the
conisees
to
the
conusor
and
his
heires
for
euer
.
si
que
fuerint
plenarie
satisfact'
fuerint
&
ꝑsolut̄
:
Et
vlterius
ijdem
E.
&
R.
concesserunt
praed'
W.
Manerium
et
tennta
pnd'
cum
pertin'
&
illa
ei
reddiderunt
in
ead'
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
praed'
manner
cum
pertinent
pref.
W.
et
hered'
suis
impertuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
I.
G.
and
M.
his
wife
to
R.
R.
knight
,
Lord
R.
of
one
messuage
▪
one
barne
&c.
v.
s.
rent
the
parsonage
of
B.
and
the
aduowson
of
the
vicarage
of
B.
with
warrantie
against
the
conusor
and
his
wife
▪
&
the
heires
of
the
husband
.
PRaecipe
I.
G.
alias
G.
&
M.
vxori
eius
quod
ipse
&c.
teneat
Sect'
111.
R.
R.
milit̄
domino
R.
conuencionem
&c.
de
vno
mesuagio
,
vno
horreo
,
xv
.
acris
terre
,
6.
acris
prati
,
20.
acris
pasture
,
&
v.
s.
reddit'
cum
pertinent
in
B.
ac
de
rectoria
de
B.
praedict'
:
Necnon
de
aduocatione
vicar̄
Ecclesiae
de
B.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
I.
et
M.
recognouerunt
praedict'
tennta
reddit'
&
rectoriam
cum
pertinent
ac
aduocac'
praed'
esse
ius
ipsius
▪
dni
R.
vt
illa
que
idem
dn̄us
R.
habet
de
pnd'
I.
&
M.
&
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
I.
et
M.
&
hered'
suis
praefat'
domin'
R.
&
hered'
suis
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
I.
&
M.
concesserunt
prose
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praed'
dno
R.
&
hered
suis
praeđ
tennta
reddit'
et
rectoriam
cum
pertin'
ac
aduocac'
pnd'
contra
praeđ
I.
et
M.
et
hered'
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
I.
S
and
M.
his
wife
of
one
garden
&c.
with
two
seueral
warranties
.
The
first
warranty
against
the
conusors
and
their
heires
onely
:
and
in
the
second
,
the
said
I.
S
and
M.
his
wife
graunt
to
warrant
the
premisses
for
them
and
the
heires
of
the
husband
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
I.
S.
&
M.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
N.
Sect'
112.
W.
conuencionem
inter
eos
fact'
de
vno
gardino
,
et
decem
acr
terre
cum
pertin'
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
I.
&
M.
recognouerunt
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
N.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clam'
de
ipsis
I.
&
M.
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
N.
&
hered'
suis
E.
imperpetuum
.
Et
The
first
war●anti●
.
preterea
ijdem
I.
&
M.
concesser'
prose
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
prefat'
N.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
The
second
warrantie
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
I.
et
N.
concesser'
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praed'
tennta
cum
pertin'
pref.
N.
et
heređ
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
E.
R.
of
a
manor
,
&c.
twelue
messuages
,
x.
toftes
,
x.
gardens
,
ij
▪
winde
milles
,
&c.
and
vi
.
li.
rent
,
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
E.
R.
armig'
,
quod
iuste
&c.
teneat
H.
W.
gent̄
,
Sect'
113.
conuentionem
intereosfact'
de
manerio
de
S.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
de
xij
.
mesuagijs
,
x.
toftis
,
x.
gard●is
,
duob'
molenđ
ventilibus
,
600.
acris
terre
,
40.
acris
prati
,
6.
acris
pasture
,
ducent̄
acr
bosci
,
quingent̄
acris
iampn̄
,
et
bruere
et
vj.
li.
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
prae●
E.
R.
recognouit
manerium
tenementa
et
reddit'
praeđ
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
W.
vt
illa
que
idem
H.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
E.
Et
illa
remisit
et
quiete
clamauit
de
ipso
E.
et
hered'
suis
praedict'
H.
et
heređ
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
E.
concessit
prose
et
heređ
suis
quod
ipsi
warrantitizabunt
praedict'
H.
et
heređ
suis
manner
,
tenement'
et
reddit'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
,
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
within
the
County
of
Chester
,
by
H.
S.
Esq.
to
W.
F.
and
R.
C.
of
diuers
manors
&c.
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
And
the
conusors
by
the
same
fine
,
graunt
and
render
the
same
manors
&c.
vnto
the
conusor
and
his
heires
males
,
and
for
default
of
such
heires
males
,
then
to
certaine
persons
for
the
life
of
I.
S.
brother
vnto
the
said
conusor
,
and
after
his
death
to
his
heires
males
.
And
if
the
said
I.
S.
died
without
heire
male
,
then
to
diuerse
other
of
the
name
and
kinred
of
the
conusor
,
and
to
their
heires
males
,
and
for
default
of
such
heire
,
the
last
remainder
in
fee
to
the
right
heires
of
the
conusor
for
euer
.
HEc
est
finalis
concordia
fact'
in
curia
dominae
Regis
apud
Cestri
〈…〉
Sect'
114.
die
Lune
&c.
Anno
&c.
coram
M.
H.
milit̄
Iusticiario
domini
Regis
et
alijs
domini
Regis
fidelibus
tunc
ibidem
presentibus
inter
W.
F.
et
R.
C.
queren̄
et
H.
S.
de
O.
in
come
Cestrie
arm̄
,
de
manner
de
O.
et
O.
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
de
xiiij
.
messuagijs
,
500.
acr
terre
,
200.
acris
prati
,
500.
acr
pasture
,
60.
acr
bosci
,
C.
acris
more
&
marisci
et
ij
.
s.
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
O.
O.
in
C.
et
W.
ac
de
medietate
manerij
de
E.
cum
pertin'
et
de
6.
messuagijs
,
C.
acris
terre
,
C.
acris
prati
xx
.
acris
pasture
,
ij
.
acris
bosci
,
xx
.
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
cum
pertinentijs
in
E.
Vnde
placitum
conuencionis
summonit̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
ead'
cur'
,
scilicet
,
quod
praed'
H
▪
recogn'
manner
tennta
&
reddit'
praed'
cum
pertin'
,
ac
praed'
medietat̄
suam
mnaerij
de
E.
&
praedict'
tennta
in
E.
praed'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vtilla
que
ijdem
W.
&
R.
C.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
H.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
ipso
H.
&
hered'
suis
pref.
W.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
H.
concessit
pro
Warrantie
.
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
&
hered'
sui
warrant'
maneria
,
tennta
&
reddit'
praed'
ac
praedict'
medietatem
praedcti'
manerij
de
E.
&
praed'
tennta
in
E.
praed'
cum
pertinent
pref.
W.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
contra
omnes
Therender
.
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicion̄
remissione
,
quiet'
clam'
,
warranto
,
fine
,
&
concordiapraed'
W.
&
R.
in
eadem
cur'
concesserunt
prefato
H.
M.
manner
tennta
&
reddit'
pnd'
ac
pnd'
mediet̄
pnd
man
de
E.
&
pnd'
tenementa
in
E.
praed'
cum
pertin'
&
illa
ei
reddider̄
in
ead'
cur'
:
Habenđ
eidem
H.
&
hered'
masculis
de
corpore
suo
legittime
procreat'
.
Et
si
contingat
pnd'
H.
obire
sine
hered'
maculo
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
.
Quod
tunc
praed'
manner
tennta
&
reddit'
,
ac
praed'
medietas
praed'
manerij
de
E.
ac
praed'
tennta
in
E.
cum
pertinent
post
mortem
praed'
H.
S.
R.
Remainders
in
taile
.
The
remainders
after
the
death
of
I.
S.
the
conusors
brother
to
the
●eires
males
of
the
said
I.
S.
The
other
remainders
if
the
said
I.
S.
die
without
heire
male
.
S.
filio
&
hered'
apparen̄
T.
S.
arm̄
,
R.
S.
filio
,
E.
S.
R.
B.
&
E.
B.
pro
termino
vite
I.
S.
fratris
praed'
H.
remaneant
.
Ita
quod
manner
tennta
&
reddit'
praedict'
ac
praedict'
mediet̄
praed'
manner
de
E.
&
praedict'
tenementa
in
E.
cum
pertinentijs
post
mortem
praedict'
I.
S.
hered'
masculis
de
corpore
praedict'
I.
legitime
procreat'
remaneant
.
Et
si
contingat
eidem
I.
S.
sine
hered'
masculo
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
obire
,
qd'
tunc
mane●
tenementa
&
reddit'
praedict'
,
ac
praeddict'
medietas
praed'
manerij
de
E.
&
praedict'
tenementa
in
E.
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
T.
S.
de
S.
armig'
,
&
hered'
masculis
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
remaneant
.
Et
si
contingat
praed'
T.
S.
sine
hered'
masculo
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
obire
,
quod
tunc
praedict'
manner
,
tenementa
,
&
reddit'
,
ac
praedict'
medietas
dict'
manerij
de
E.
&
praedict'
tenementa
in
E.
praed'
cum
pertinent
T.
S.
filio
G.
S.
&
hered'
masculis
de
corpore
eiusdem
T.
S.
filij
pnd'
G.
legitime
procreat'
remaneant
&c.
Et
si
contingat
eid'
G.
sine
hered
'
The
last
remainder
in
fee
to
the
right
heires
of
the
conusor
for
euer
.
masculo
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
obire
quod
tunc
manner
tenementa
&
reddit'
praedict'
ac
praedict'
medietas
dict'
manerij
de
E.
et
tenementa
praed'
in
E.
praed'
cum
pertinent
rectis
hered'
prefat'
H.
S.
●maneant
imperpetuum
.
A
Fine
knowledged
before
the
Iustices
of
Chester
by
B.
P.
and
E.
his
wife
of
a
manor
&c
,
one
water
mille
,
one
douehouse
,
one
garden
,
i●
.
orchards
&c.
with
warrantie
.
PRaecipe
B.
P.
&
E.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
I.
Sect'
115.
S.
Arm̄
conuencionem
inter
eos
fact'
de
manner
de
O.
al
▪
O.
ac
de
vno
molendino
aquatico
,
vno
columbario
,
vno
gardino
,
duobus
pomarijs
▪
centum
acr
terrae
,
sexaginta
ac●
prati
,
ducent̄
acris
pasturae
,
quadrag●ta
acris
bosci
▪
centum
acris
bruere
,
trescent̄
acris
more
,
centum
acris
tu●barie
,
quinquaginta
acris
marisci
,
triginta
acris
terrae
,
aqua
coopert̄
cum
pertin'
in
O.
alias
O.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praed'
B.
&
E.
recognouerun●
mancrium
&
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
se
&
haered'
suis
praefat'
I.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
praef.
B.
&
E.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered
'
Warrantie
.
ipsius
B.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
manner
&
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pert●en̄
praefat'
I.
&
haered'
suis
contra
praefat'
B.
&
E.
&
haered'
ipsius
B.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
an
Earle
and
his
wife
of
a
mannor
,
ad●owson
,
liberties
,
free
warren
,
and
free
fishing
,
and
a
fould
course
for
2000.
sheepe
.
PRaecipe
Tho.
comiti
Sussex
et
Fran.
vxori
eius
quod
Sect.
116.
iuste
&c.
teneant
Will'
Curson
ar̄
conuenc'
inter
eos
fact'
de
manerio
de
B.
cum
pertmen̄
ac
de
80.
mesuagijs
,
40.
cotagijs
,
10.
toftis
,
100.
gardinis
,
60.
poma●ijs
,
400.
acris
terrae
,
60.
acris
prati
,
200.
acris
pasturae
,
20.
acris
bosci
,
40.
acris
Iampnorum
&
brueres
,
200.
acris
more
,
100.
acris
alneti
et
20.
s.
red
'
,
cum
pertinent
in
Billingford
alias
Billingfoorth
▪
Bylowe
alias
Bylingh
&c.
nec
non
aduocationem
ecclesiae
de
Bylingfoord
,
ac
de
libertate
vnius
Foldagijad
2000.
ouium
,
libera
warrenna
&
libera
piscaria
in
B.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
comes
&
Francisca
recognouerunt
praedict'
maneria
tenement'
et
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
ac
aduocationem
libertatem
liberam
warrennam
&
liberam
piscariam
praedict'
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
habent
de
dono
praed'
comit
is
et
Fr.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
se
&
haered'
suis
Warrantie
.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
comes
et
Fr.
concesser'
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
comitis
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
manerium
tenementa
et
reddit'
praed'
cum
pertinentijs
ac
aduocationem
,
libertatem
,
liberam
warrennam
et
liberam
piscariam
praed'
praefat'
W.
&
haered
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
the
wife
,
and
a
third
person
of
certain
acres
of
land
meadow
and
wood
,
and
the
husband
and
the
wife
warrant
the
land
,
to
the
Conusees
and
to
the
heires
of
the
one
of
them
:
and
the
same
Conusces
graunt
and
render
againe
the
land
to
E.
wife
of
one
of
the
Conusors
from
Michelmas
past
for
the
tearme
of
99.
yeares
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
yeelding
a
rent
to
the
Conusees
,
and
to
the
heires
and
assignes
of
one
of
them
,
with
a
clause
of
distresse
for
non
payment
of
the
rent
:
and
afterwards
they
graunt
the
rent
,
and
the
reuercion
of
the
lands
in
fee
to
one
W
▪
W.
PRaecipe
W.
Walgraue
arm̄
&
E.
vxori
eius
&
E.
E.
Sect.
117.
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
R.
R.
et
T.
G.
conuencionem
&c.
de
duabus
acr
terrae
,
duabus
acr
et
dimid'
prati
,
et
70.
acris
bosci
,
cum
pertinentijs
in
E.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
W.
E.
&
E.
recognouer̄
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
vt
illa
quae
idem
R.
&
T.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
W.
E.
et
E.
Et
illa
remiserunt
et
quiete
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
W.
E.
et
E.
haered'
suis
praedict'
R.
&
T.
et
haered'
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
:
Et
praeterea
ijdem
W.
et
E.
concesserunt
pro
Warrantie
.
se
et
haered'
ipsius
W.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
praedict'
R.
&
T.
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
praedict'
R.
R.
et
T.
Therender
.
G.
concesser'
praefat'
E.
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
&
illa
ei
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
E.
a
festo
sancti
Michael●s
Archangeli
iam
vltimo
p̄territ̄
vsque
ad
finem
&
terminum
99.
annorum
tunc
proxim'
sequent
et
plenarie
complend'
absque
impeticione
alicuius
vasti
:
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
praefat'
R.
et
T.
et
haered
'
Rent
.
&
assignat'
ipsius
R.
duran̄
toto
termino
praedict'
sexagin●
solid'
&
vnum
denar̄
legalis
monete
Angliae
ad
festum
Annunciacionis
beatae
Clause
of
Distresse
.
Mariae
&
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
equis
porcionibus
soluend'
:
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
reddit'
60.
solid'
&
vnius
denarij
a
retro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
praedict'
quibus
vt
praemittitur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
quod
tunc
bene
licebit
praefat'
R.
&
T.
&
haered'
&
assignat'
ipsius
R.
in
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentiis
intrare
et
distringere
,
&
districtiones
ibidem
sic
capt'
abducere
asportare
&
penes
se
retinere
quousque
de
praedict'
reddit'
vna
cum
arreragijs
eiusdem
si
quae
fuerint
plenar̄
fuerint
satisfact'
,
content̄
,
&
persolut̄
.
The
render
of
the
Rent
&
reuercion
of
the
land
to
one
in
●ee
.
Et
vlterius
ijdem
R.
R.
et
T.
G.
concesser'
praedict'
reddit'
praedict'
60.
solid'
ac
vnius
denarij
ac
reuercionem
tenementorum
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefat'
W.
W.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Capt̄
&
recognit̄
fuit
coram
me
W.
Bendlose
seruient
ad
legem
apud
S.
in
parochia
de
B.
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
two
vnto
one
,
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
ET
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
Quod
praed'
L
G.
&
T.
B.
recognouer̄
Sect.
118.
Fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
.
tenementa
pred'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
G.
vt
illa
quae
idem
I.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
E.
&
T.
Et
illa
remiser̄
et
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
L.
G.
et
T.
&
hered'
suis
praedict'
I.
G.
et
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
L.
G.
&
T.
conces●er̄
pro
se
et
hered'
ipsius
G.
Warrantie
.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
praed'
I.
●t
hered'
suis
tenementa
praed'
cum
pertinent
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
of
two
messuages
and
two
gardens
&c.
by
the
husband
&
the
wife
and
diuerse
others
,
to
W.
C.
with
seuerall
warranties
.
PRaec'
R.
F.
&
E.
vxori
eius
&
G.
C.
et
B.
vxori
eius
qđ
Sect.
119.
teneant
W.
C.
gen
conuencionem
&c.
de
duobus
mesuagijs
,
duobus
gardinis
,
vno
pomario
,
30.
acris
terrae
,
decem
acris
prati
,
40.
acris
pasturae
,
&
xvj
.
s.
redd'
,
cum
pertinent
in
W.
&
D.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
R.
&
E.
G.
&
B.
recognouerunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
R.
et
E.
G.
et
B.
Et
illa
remiser̄
Generall
warrantie
.
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
R.
&
E.
et
G.
B.
&
haered'
ipsorum
G.
E.
et
B.
praefat'
W.
et
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
C.
&
E.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
Speciall
warrantie
.
tenementa
pred'
cum
pertinent
praefat'
W.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
vlterius
ijdem
G.
et
B.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
B.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
tenementa
pred'
cum
pertinent
praefat'
W.
&
haered'
suis
contra
pred'
G.
&
B.
et
haered'
ipsius
B.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
of
foure
messuages
,
one
tofte
three
barnes
,
three
gardens
,
three
orchards
&c.
to
W.
S.
and
N.
W.
with
warrantie
.
INter
W.
S.
&
N.
W.
quer'
&
O.
B.
&
vxorem
eius
deforcian̄
de
4.
Sect.
120.
mesuagijs
,
vno
toft̄
,
tribus
horreis
,
tribus
gardinis
,
tribus
pomar̄
,
viginti
acris
prati
,
sex
acris
pasturae
,
cum
pertinent
in
K.
&
B.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
O.
&
A.
recognouerunt
tenementa
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
&
N.
habent
de
dono
praed'
O.
et
A.
Et
illa
remiset̄
&
quiete
Warrantie
.
clama●er̄
de
ipsis
O.
&
A.
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
praed'
W.
&
N.
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
O.
et
A.
concesser'
pro
se
et
haered'
ipsius
A.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
pred'
W.
&
N.
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
pred'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
contra
praed'
O.
&
A.
&
hered'
ipsius
A.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
knowledge
by
two
husbands
and
their
wiues
of
2.
messuages
,
and
2.
gardens
,
with
seuerall
warranties
.
PRaecipe
G.
E.
&
R.
vxori
eius
A.
I.
&
K.
vxori
eius
,
Sect.
121.
quod
teneant
G.
T.
conuencionem
&c.
de
duobus
mesuagijs
,
duobus
gardinis
,
cum
perrinentijs
in
K.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
qđ
pnd'
G.
et
R.
&
A.
&
K.
recognouer̄
tennta
pred'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
G.
vt
illa
quae
idem
G.
habet
de
dono
praed'
G.
&
R.
&
A.
&
K.
&
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
G.
&
R.
&
A.
&
K.
&
haered'
ipsorum
R.
&
K.
praed'
G.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
G.
&
R.
concessern
ꝓse
&
hered'
ipsius
R.
Warrantie
.
2.
quod
ipsi
war●antizabunt
praed'
G.
&
haered'
suis
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
contra
praedict'
G.
&
R.
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
Et
vlterius
ijdem
A.
&
K.
concesserunt
prose
et
haered'
ipsius
K.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
praed'
G.
et
h●red
'
suis
praed'
tenementum
cum
pertinentijs
contra
praed'
A.
et
K.
et
haered'
ipsius
K.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c
,
Nota
que
Dyer
chiefe
Iustice
dit
que
si
les
femmes
fuissent
soers
que
adonques
il
ne
besoigne
double
garrantie
in
forme
auantdit
,
mes
single
garrantie
est
assets
bone
.
A
fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
his
wife
,
to
a
man
and
his
wife
of
one
messuage
,
one
gardein
,
one
orchard
,
one
barne
,
one
stable
,
one
wharfe
&c.
with
warrantie
.
PRaecipe
R.
I.
et
H.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
A.
Sect.
122.
I.
et
K.
vxori
eius
conuenciones
&c.
de
vno
mesuagio
,
vno
gardino
,
vno
pomario
,
vno
horreo
,
vno
stabulo
,
vna
wharfa
,
&
vna
acra
bosci
cum
pertinentijs
in
K
▪
super
T.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
R.
et
H.
recognouerunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
K.
vt
illa
quae
ijdem
A.
et
K.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
R.
et
H.
Et
illa
remiser̄
et
quiete
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
R.
et
H.
et
haered'
suis
praedict'
A.
et
K.
et
haered'
ipsius
K.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
et
H.
concesserunt
pro
se
et
Warrantie
.
haered'
ipsius
H.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
praefat'
A.
et
K.
et
haered'
ipsius
K.
praed'
tenementum
cum
pertinent
contra
praefat'
R.
et
H.
et
haered'
ipsius
H.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
an
Earle
and
his
wife
,
to
W.
C.
of
a
rent
of
40.
li.
going
out
of
diuerse
mannors
with
warrantie
.
PRaecipe
F.
comiti
H.
&
domine
K.
vxori
eius
comitisse
Sect.
123.
H.
quod
iuste
et
sine
dilacione
teneant
W.
C.
ar̄
conuenciones
&c.
de
40.
li.
redd'
exeunt̄
de
manerijs
de
B.
S.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
con
cordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
comes
&
comitissa
recognouerunt
redditum
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
habent
de
dono
praed'
comitis
&
comitisse
.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
se
&
haered'
suis
praefat'
W.
et
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
comes
&
comitissa
concedunt
Warrantie
.
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
comitis
quod
ipsi
warantizabunt
reddit'
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefat'
W.
&
haered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
the
wife
,
and
one
R.
D.
to
one
R.
B.
of
one
manor
&c.
one
messuage
called
M.
&c.
with
warrantie
who
graunt
and
render
the
same
againe
to
R
D.
one
of
the
Conusors
for
tearme
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
to
beginne
at
a
time
to
come
,
reseruing
a
rent
:
and
afterwardes
the
Conusees
graunt
the
reuercion
of
the
said
mannor
&c.
and
the
reuercion
to
one
of
the
Conusors
and
his
wife
,
&
to
the
heire
of
the
husband
,
to
hold
of
the
chiefe
Lords
of
the
fee
&c.
PRaecipe
I.
F.
&
B.
vxori
eius
&
R.
D.
qd'
iuste
&c.
tenent
Sect.
124.
R.
B.
conuenciones
&c.
de
manerio
de
C.
&
I.
cum
pertinentijs
ac
de
duobus
mesuagijs
vocat'
B.
20.
mesuag'
,
40.
acris
terrae
,
100.
acris
prati
,
500.
acris
pasturae
,
200.
acris
bosci
,
&
40.
acris
iampnorum
&
bruerae
cum
pertinentijs
in
W.
F.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
I.
B.
et
R.
recogn'
praedict'
manner
et
tenementum
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
B.
vt
illa
quae
idem
R.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
I.
&
B.
&
R.
et
illa
remiser̄
et
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
et
haered'
suis
praedict'
R.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
I.
et
B.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
Warrantie
.
I.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
praedict'
R.
et
haered'
suis
praed'
manerium
et
tenementum
cum
pertinentijs
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
R.
concessit
praedict'
R.
praed'
manner
&
tenementum
cum
pertinent
&
illa
ei
reddider̄
&c.
Habend'
&
tenend'
praedict
'
The
terme
&
the
beginning
thereof
.
R.
a
festo
sancti
Michaelis
archang
.
quod
erit
in
Anno
domini
1563.
vsque
ad
finem
termini
xxj
.
annorum
extunc
proxim'
sequent
et
plenarie
complend'
,
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
praedict'
R.
&
haered'
suis
quandam
annualem
Reddit̄
xxvij
.
li.
&
vj.
s.
legalis
monete
Angliae
ad
Rent
.
festum
Sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
,
&
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
per
equales
porciones
annuatim
soluend'
proxima
solucione
inde
incipient̄
ad
festum
Sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
quod
erit
in
Anno
domini
1563.
Et
si
contingat
praedict'
reddit'
xxvij
.
li.
vj.
s.
Clause
of
distresse
.
a
retro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
ad
aliquod
festum
festorum
praedict'
quo
vt
profertur
solui
debeat
.
Quod
tunc
bene
licebit
praefat'
R.
&
haeredibus
suis
in
praedict'
manerium
et
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
intrare
et
distringere
,
districtionesque
sic
inde
capt'
&
habit̄
licet
abducere
,
asportare
et
effugare
ac
penes
se
retinere
quousque
de
praedict'
redd'
de
xxvij
.
li.
vj.
s.
cum
areragijs
eiusdem
si
quae
fuerint
plenarie
fuerit
The
graunt
of
the
reuercion
and
the
rent
to
the
husband
&
the
wife
(
being
the
Conusors
)
&
to
the
heires
of
the
husband
.
satisfact'
&
persolut̄
:
Concessit
etiam
idem
R.
praedict'
I.
et
B.
reuercionem
maneriorum
&
tenementorum
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
ac
praedict'
reddit'
superius
express'
&
reseruat̄
&
illa
eis
reddiderunt
&c.
Habendum
&
tenendum
eisdem
I.
et
B.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
I.
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruicia
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
his
wife
to
one
I.
L.
esquier
of
2.
manors
4.
messuages
,
6.
cotages
one
douehouse
&c.
with
warrantie
,
in
consideration
whereof
the
Conusee
graunteth
a
rent
of
30.
li.
to
the
husband
&
his
wife
&
to
the
heires
of
the
husband
,
the
said
rent
to
begin
to
be
payable
at
Michelmas
,
&
the
Annunciation
of
our
Ladie
,
which
next
shall
happen
after
the
death
of
the
Conusor
&
C.
his
now
wife
or
anie
other
which
afterwards
shall
happen
to
be
his
wife
,
with
a
clause
of
distres
for
the
said
rent
if
it
be
behind
,
and
hauing
bene
lawfully
demaunded
.
PRaecipe
R.
P.
&
I.
vxori
eius
quod
teneant
I.
L.
arm̄
Sect.
125.
conuencionem
de
manerijs
de
A.
et
W.
cum
pertinentijs
ac
de
quatuor
mesuag'
,
sex
cotag'
,
vno
columbario
,
200.
acris
terrae
,
40.
acris
prati
,
300.
acris
pasturae
,
20.
ac●
bosci
,
20.
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
cum
pertinent
in
W.
et
W.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
R.
P.
et
I.
vxor
eius
recogn'
man
&
tenementa
praed'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
illa
quae
idem
I.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
R.
P.
et
I.
vxor'
eius
.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&c.
Et
praeterea
&c.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
idem
I.
L.
concessit
praefat'
A
rent
graunted
by
the
Conusors
.
R.
et
I.
vxori
eius
&
haered'
praedict'
I.
annualem
reddit'
30.
li.
soluend'
ad
duos
anni
terminos
consuet̄
viz.
ad
festum
S.
Michaelis
Archangeli
,
&
Annunciationis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
per
equales
porciones
,
prima
When
the
rent
shall
begin
to
be
payable
.
solucione
inde
incipiente
ad
festum
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
,
aut
Annunciationis
beate
Mariae
virginis
quod
proxim'
contigerit
post
mortem
praedict'
L.
&
C.
nunc
vxor'
eius
existent
vel
alicuius
alterius
quam
imposterum
eius
vxor'
fore
contigerit
.
Et
si
contingat
praedict
'
A
clause
of
distres
for
the
Rent
after
it
hath
beene
lawfully
demaunded
.
annualem
reddit'
30.
li.
aretro
fore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
post
aliquod
festum
festorum
pnd'
quo
vt
profertur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
per
spacium
&c.
si
licite
petatur
quod
tunc
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
the
wife
to
H.
C.
of
the
third
parte
of
a
Rent
issuing
out
of
a
mannor
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
R.
&
I.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
H.
Sect.
126.
C.
conuencionem
&c.
de
tertia
parte
v.
li.
vj.
s.
viij
.
denariorum
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
exeunt̄
de
manerio
de
K.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praed'
R.
&
I.
recognouer̄
tertiam
partem
reddit'
praed'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
illa
quae
idem
H.
habet
de
dono
praed'
R.
et
I.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
se
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
praef.
H.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
:
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
&
I.
concesser'
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
qđ
ipsi
warrantiz
abunt
Warrantie
.
praef.
H
et
haered'
suis
praed'
tertiam
partem
reddit'
praed'
cum
pertinent
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
his
wife
,
to
one
T.
H.
of
the
third
parte
of
34.
acres
of
meadow
by
these
words
viz.
Concesserunt
&
reddiderunt
&c.
during
the
wiues
life
,
with
warrantie
also
during
her
life
.
PRaecipe
H.
P.
&
M.
vxori
eius
quod
teneat
T.
H.
conuencionem
Sect.
127.
A
fine
sur
release
de
do●●er
per
le
husband
&
le
f●mme
.
&c.
de
tertia
parte
,
34.
acrarum
prati
,
40.
acrarum
pasturae
,
&
20.
acrarum
bosci
,
cum
pertinentijs
in
S.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
H.
et
M.
concesserunt
&
reddiderunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
praefat'
T.
&
haered
'
The
estate
.
suis
durante
vita
ipsius
M.
Et
praedict'
H.
&
M.
warrantizabunt
tennta
predict'
cum
pertinent
praefat'
T.
&
haered'
suis
durante
tota
vita
ipsius
M.
The
warranty
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledge
by
V.
K.
knight
to
I.
S.
knight
E.
G.
the
Queenes
Attourney
generall
and
others
of
two
mannors
:
70.
messuages
,
and
cotages
&c.
which
the
Ladie
V.
widow
hath
for
her
life
of
the
inheritaunce
of
the
Conusor
the
daie
of
the
concord
made
:
and
after
her
death
is
to
reuert
to
the
Conusor
,
the
which
by
this
fine
after
the
death
of
the
said
Ladie
V.
is
wholly
to
remaine
to
all
the
Conusees
in
the
fine
,
and
to
the
heires
of
the
said
I.
S.
knight
,
the
first
of
the
Conusees
in
the
said
fine
,
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
V.
K.
milit̄
quod
teneat
I.
S.
milit̄
E.
G.
attornat̄
Sect.
128.
A
fine
of
reuercion
after
the
death
of
tenant
in
Dower
.
nostrum
generalem
,
R.
W.
armig'
&
W.
K.
gen
conuencionem
&c.
de
manerijs
de
H.
alias
de
Prior̄
H.
&
M.
alias
Prior̄
M.
ac
70.
mesuagijs
&
cotagijs
.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
Quod
praedict'
V.
recognouerunt
maneria
tenementa
et
reddit'
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
S.
Et
concessit
pro
se
&
haered'
suis
quod
manner
tenementa
&
reddit'
The
widowes
estate
,
in
the
Conusors
enheritance
.
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
quae
dna
V.
K.
vidua
tenet
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
de
haereditate
praedict'
V.
die
quo
haec
concordia
facta
fuit
.
Et
quod
post
decessum
eiusdem
dominae
V.
ad
praedict'
V.
&
haered'
suos
The
reuercion
graunted
to
the
said
Conusees
&
to
the
heirs
of
one
of
them
&c.
debuere
reuerti
,
quod
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
S.
dominae
V.
integre
remanere
praedicto
I.
E.
R.
&
W.
et
haered'
ipsius
I.
S.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
idem
V.
concessit
pro
se
&
haered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrantizabit
manaer̄
tenementa
&
reddit'
praedict'
cum
pertin'
praefat'
I.
E.
R.
et
W.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
S.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
a
widow
and
one
other
to
the
President
and
schollers
of
S.
Iohns
colledge
in
Oxon
,
of
the
Scite
and
principall
house
of
the
colledge
,
commonly
called
the
White
Friers
in
the
Suburbes
of
Oxon
,
and
6.
messuages
,
6.
gardens
,
6.
orchards
&c.
also
in
the
same
Suburbes
with
warrantie
.
PRaecipe
I.
P.
vidue
&
E.
P.
gen
quod
iuste
&c.
teneat
Sect.
129.
A
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
.
W.
E.
Presidenti
collegij
S.
Iohannis
Baptiste
in
Academia
Oxon̄
&
Scholasticis
eiusdem
collegij
conuenc'
&c.
de
Scitu
&
principali
domo
collegij
vnlgarit̄
nuncupat̄
the
White
Friers
in
Suburbijs
ciuitatis
Oxon̄
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
de
6.
mesuagijs
,
6.
gardinis
,
6.
pomarijs
,
20.
acris
terrae
,
duobus
acris
prati
,
&
sex
acris
pasturae
cum
pertinent
in
Suburbijs
ciuitat̄
praed'
.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
x
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
I.
&
E.
recognouerunt
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
Presidentis
&
Scholasticorum
vt
illa
quae
idem
preses
&
Scholastici
habent
de
dono
praedict'
I.
et
E.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
praefat'
Presidi
&
Scholasticis
&
successoribus
suis
imperpetuum
:
Et
praeterea
Warrantie
.
ijdem
I.
et
E.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
suis
,
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
praefat'
Praesidi
&
Scholasticis
&
successoribus
suis
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
contra
praefat'
I.
&
E.
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
by
two
men
and
the
wife
of
one
of
them
,
of
lands
,
medow
,
and
pasture
,
A
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
.
Sect.
130.
with
warrantie
against
the
Conusors
vnd
the
heires
of
the
husband
.
PRaecipe
B.
gen
T.
R.
et
M.
vxori
eius
quod
teneant
T.
B.
gen
conuencionem
&c.
de
30.
acris
terrae
,
duabus
acris
prati
,
tribus
acris
pasturae
,
&
6.
acris
bosci
,
cum
●tinentijs
in
C.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scjlicet
quod
praed'
R.
T.
&
M.
recogn'
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
T.
B.
vt
illa
quae
idem
T.
habet
de
dono
praed'
R.
T.
et
M.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
ipsis
R.
T.
&
M.
et
haered'
ipsius
R.
praefat'
T.
B.
&
haered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
R.
T.
et
M.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praef.
T.
B.
&
haered'
suis
contra
praed'
R.
T.
et
M.
&
haered'
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
fine
knowledged
by
T.
N.
knight
to
G.
T.
Esquier
of
one
mannor
,
one
messuage
&c.
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
T.
N.
militi
qd'
iuste
&c.
teneat
G.
T.
ar̄
conuenc
'
Sect.
131.
A
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
.
&c.
de
manerio
de
T.
cum
pertinent
,
ac
de
vno
mesuagio
,
100.
acris
prati
,
50.
acris
pasturae
,
&
30.
acr
bosci
,
cum
pertinent
in
T.
&
G.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordiatalis
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
T.
N.
recognouerunt
manner
&
tenementa
praed'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
G.
vt
illa
que
idem
G.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
T.
Et
illa
remisit
&
quiete
clamauit
de
se
&
hered'
suis
p̄raefato
G.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
T.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrantizabit
maneria
&
tennta
Warrantie
.
praedict'
cum
pertinent
prefato
G.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
T.
M.
and
K.
his
wife
,
to
G.
S.
of
the
third
part
of
viij
.
messuages
,
vi
.
gardens
,
&c
▪
the
which
one
M.
B.
widow
holdeth
for
terme
of
her
life
and
which
is
of
the
inheritance
of
the
conusors
wife
,
the
day
of
the
Concord
made
,
and
which
ought
after
the
death
of
the
said
widow
to
reuert
vnto
the
conusor
and
his
wife
,
as
in
the
right
of
his
wife
:
and
by
this
fine
after
the
death
of
the
said
widowe
being
tenant
for
life
,
is
to
come
and
remaine
to
the
said
conusee
and
his
heires
for
euer
,
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
T.
W.
&
K.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
G.
Sect'
132.
A
Fine
of
a
reuersion
after
the
death
of
tenant
in
dowe●
S.
conuenciones
inter
eos
fact'
de
tertia
parte
,
octo
messuag'
,
6.
gardinorum
,
6.
acr
terre
,
decem
acrarum
prati
,
20.
acrarum
pasture
,
50.
acrarum
bosci
cum
pertinent
in
A.
B.
C.
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
T.
&
K.
recognouer̄
terciam
partem
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
praedict'
G.
Et
concesser'
quod
eadem
tertia
pars
cum
pertinent
quam
M.
B.
vid'
tenet
ad
terminum
vite
sue
de
hereditate
ipsius
K.
die
quo
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
&
que
post
mortem
eiusdem
M.
ad
ipsos
T.
&
K.
reuertere
debet
,
rem̄
pref.
G.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
Et
preterea
ijdem
T.
&
K.
concesserunt
Warrantie
.
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
K.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
prefat'
G.
&
hered'
suis
tertiam
partem
praed'
cum
pertin'
sicut
praed'
est
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
the
wife
to
one
I.
I.
of
ix
.
messuages
,
ix
.
A
Fine
sur
conusans
de
droit
.
gardens
&c.
and
of
the
moity
of
xx
.
messuages
&c.
one
water
mille
,
one
douehouse
&c.
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
I.
P.
gener̄
,
&
E.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
Sect'
133.
I.
L.
conuenciones
inter
eos
fact'
de
nouem
messuagijs
,
nouem
gardinis
,
trescent̄
acr
terre
,
cent̄
acris
prati
,
cent̄
acris
pasture
,
viginti
acr
bosci
,
centum
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
&c.
Ac
de
medietate
viginti
mesuagior̄
,
viginti
gardinorum
vnius
molendini
aquatici
,
vnius
columbar̄
,
sexagint̄
acris
terre
,
ducent̄
acris
prati
,
trescent̄
acris
pasture
,
sexagint̄
acris
bosci
,
&
trescent̄
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
cum
pertinentijs
in
N.
B.
C.
D.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
I.
P.
&
E.
recognouerunt
praed'
tennta
&
medietatem
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
L.
vt
illa
que
idem
I.
L.
habet
de
dono
praed'
I.
P.
&
E.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
I.
L.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
:
Et
preterea
ijdem
I.
P.
&
E.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
E.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
prefato
I.
L.
&
hered'
suis
praedict'
tennta
&
medietatem
cum
pertin'
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
The
order
of
taking
the
knowledge
of
a
Fine
by
Dedimus
potestatem
directed
to
diuerse
,
but
the
knowledge
taken
onely
by
two
of
the
Commissioners
,
and
the
certifying
thereof
by
the
Commissioners
that
tooke
the
knowledge
.
After
the
Fine
is
acknowledged
,
the
Commissioners
must
write
vnder
the
Concord
of
the
said
Fine
,
as
followeth
.
Capt̄
&
recognit̄
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
coram
A.
B.
armig'
,
&
C.
D.
gener̄
virtute
breuis
dominae
Reginae
de
Dedimus
potestatem
nobis
&
alijs
direct
.
Commissioners
.
-
A.
B.
-
C.
D.
Then
write
vpon
the
backe
of
the
Dedimus
potestatem
.
Respons.
A.
B.
Arm̄
,
&
C.
D.
gener̄
duorum
Commiss
.
infra
nominatorum
.
Execucio
istius
Commissionis
pater
in
quadam
Schedula
huic
commissioni
annex'
.
Then
must
the
Commissioners
subscribe
their
names
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
W.
D.
and
I.
D.
to
●
.
R.
&
I.
D.
of
one
messuage
and
one
cottage
in
●pswich
,
with
warranty
against
all
men
:
In
consideration
whereof
the
conusees
doe
graunt
and
render
the
premisses
to
the
said
I.
D.
one
of
the
conusors
for
terme
of
seauen
daies
next
following
,
and
afterwards
the
same
premisses
wholy
to
remaine
to
one
M.
G.
for
her
life
,
and
after
her
death
the
premisses
wholy
to
remaine
to
the
said
W.
D.
one
of
the
said
conusors
and
his
heires
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
W.
D.
&
I.
D.
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
I.
R.
gen
,
Sect'
134.
&
I.
D.
conuenc'
de
vno
messuagio
&
vno
cottagio
cum
pertin'
in
I.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praed'
W.
D.
&
I.
D.
recogn'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pettinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
illa
que
idem
I.
&
I.
D.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
W.
D.
&
I.
D.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
se
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
I.
&
I.
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
W.
&
I.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
Warrantie
.
hered'
ipsius
I.
D.
quod
ipsi
warrantizabunt
prefat'
I.
&
I.
&
heredibus
ipsius
I.
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
ijdem
I.
&
I.
concesserunt
The
render
.
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
prefato
I.
D.
Et
illa
ei
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
I.
D.
pro
termino
septem
dudierū
extunc
proxim'
sequent
.
Et
post
termin̄
illum
finit̄
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanebunt
cuidam
M.
G.
Habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
M.
tenend'
de
Capitalibus
&c.
tota
vita
ipsius
M.
●●
post
decessum
ipsius
M.
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanere
prefat'
W.
D.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
de
Capitalibus
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
his
wife
to
H.
S.
Esquire
,
of
two
messuages
,
two
Wich
houses
,
two
shoppes
,
two
Chambers
,
one
Stable
,
and
xx
.
acres
of
land
&c.
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
HEC
est
finalis
concordia
fact'
in
curia
dominae
Reginae
apud
Sect'
135.
A
Fine
sur
conusans
de
droit
.
Cestriam
die
Lune
septimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
inter
H.
S.
querentem
,
&
W.
G.
&
S.
vxorem
eius
deforcean̄
de
duobus
mesuagijs
,
duobus
Salimis
vocat'
Wich
houses
,
alias
Salthouses
duobus
shopis
,
duobus
cameris
vno
stabulo
,
decem
acris
terre
4.
acris
prati
,
&
sex
acres
pasture
cum
pertinentijs
in
&c.
vnde
placitum
conuencionis
summonitum
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
Scilicet
quod
praedict'
W.
&
E.
vxor
eius
recognouerunt
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
praedict'
H.
S.
vt
illa
que
idem
H.
S.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
W.
&
E.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamuerunt
de
se
&
heredibus
suis
praefat'
H.
&
heredibus
suis
●perpetuum
.
Et
preterea
prefat'
W.
&
E.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
quod
ipsi
&
hered'
praedict'
W.
tenement'
predict'
cum
pertinent
prefat'
H.
&
hered'
suis
warrantizabunt
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
before
the
Iustices
of
the
Common
pleas
at
Westminof
two
messuages
,
one
toft
80.
acres
of
land
&c.
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
HEc
est
finalis
Concordia
fact'
in
Curia
domini
Regis
apud
Westmonaster̄
Sect'
136.
in
octabis
sancti
Martini
,
Anno
&c.
coram
E.
M.
W.
S.
H.
B.
&
I.
H.
Iustic'
etalijs
dni
Regis
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
presentibus
inter
R.
Barm̄
,
I.
L.
gen
,
et
R.
L.
gen
.
Quer̄
&
H.
D.
&
deforcean̄
de
duobus
▪
mesuagijs
,
vno
tofto
,
80.
acris
terre
,
xx
.
acris
prati
,
40.
acris
pasture
,
&
tribus
acris
bosci
cum
pertinentijs
in
H.
&
W.
vnde
placitum
conuencionis
summonitum
fuit
inter
eos
in
ead'
curia
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
H.
recogn'
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
R.
B.
vtilla
que
ijdem
I.
R.
I.
&
R.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
H.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
&
hered'
suis
praedict'
R.
I.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
H.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrantizabit
Warrantie
.
I.
&
R.
&
hered'
ipsius
R.
praedict'
tennta
cum
pertin'
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
remissione
,
quiet'
clamantia
warranto
fine
&
concordia
ijdem
R.
I.
&
R.
dederunt
praedict'
H.
38.
li.
sterlingorum
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
R.
H.
of
P.
to
R.
B.
of
the
manor
of
I.
with
warranty
against
the
conusor
and
his
heires
.
PRaecipe
R.
H.
de
P.
arm̄
,
quod
iuste
teneat
R.
B.
R.
H.
Sect'
137.
&c.
conuencionem
inter
eos
fact'
de
manerio
de
I.
alias
I.
cum
pertin'
ac
de
40.
messuag'
,
500.
acristerre
,
100.
acris
prati
,
500.
acris
pasture
,
100.
acris
bosci
,
100.
acris
more
&
marisci
cum
pertinentijs
in
I.
alias
I.
W.
&
N.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
R.
H.
recognouit
maneria
ac
tennta
praed'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
praedict'
R.
B.
vt
illa
que
ijdem
R.
&c.
habent
de
dono
ipsius
R.
H.
Et
illa
remisit
&
quiete
clamauit
de
ipso
R.
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
R.
&c.
&
hered'
ipsius
R.
B.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
R.
H.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrant'
Warrantie
.
maneria
&
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
pref.
R.
&c.
&
hered'
ipsius
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
This
is
the
Fine
as
it
is
engrossed
of
Record
,
whereof
the
Fine
next
before
is
but
the
note
.
HEc
est
finalis
concordia
fact'
in
cur'
dominae
Reginae
Cestrie
apud
Sect'
138.
Cestr̄
die
Lune
&c.
viz.
4.
die
Septembris
Anno
&c.
coram
I.
T.
a●
,
Iustic'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
Cestr̄
apud
Cestriam
&
alijs
dictae
dominae
Reginae
fidelibus
tunc
ibidem
presentibus
.
Inter
R.
B.
R.
H.
&
H.
H.
quer'
&
R.
H.
de
P.
arm̄
,
deforcien̄
de
manerio
de
I.
cum
pertinent
ac
de
&c.
vnde
placitum
conuencionis
summonitum
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
,
quod
R.
H.
recognouerit
man
&
tenementa
praed'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
praedict'
R.
B.
vt
illa
que
ijdem
R.
R.
&
H.
habent
de
dono
ipsius
R.
H.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipso
R.
&
hered
▪
suis
praefato
R.
&c.
et
hered'
ipsius
R.
B.
Et
preterea
ijdem
R.
H.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrantizabit
manerium
&
tennta
praed'
cum
pertinent
prefat'
R.
R.
&
H.
&
hered'
ipsius
R.
B.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
warranto
,
fine
&
concordia
ijdem
R.
&c.
dederunt
praef.
R.
H.
centum
libras
Argenti
.
The
nine
Proclomations
of
the
Fine
next
before
made
according
to
the
statute
of
2.
Ed.
6.
made
for
Fines
with
Proclamations
with
in
the
County
Palantine
of
Chester
.
¶
Prima
Proclamac'
fact'
fuit
die
Mercurij
ista
eadem
Sessione
,
Secunda
proclamac'
facta
fuit
die
Iouis
ista
eadem
Sessione
:
Quarto
proclamac'
fact'
fuit
in
plena
Sessione
hic
apud
&c.
tent'
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
Et
sic
de
ceteris
&c.
Three
Proclamations
in
euery
Sessions
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
A.
B.
to
T.
F.
and
G.
H.
osa
Manor
with
warrantie
against
all
men
:
And
the
conusees
in
the
same
fine
graunt
and
render
againe
the
said
manor
to
the
said
A.
B
for
one
weeke
,
and
afterwards
to
N.
M.
for
xxi
yeres
to
begin
ofter
the
feast
of
Saint
Martin
the
Bishop
,
in
winter
reseruing
a
red
rose
at
Midsomer
,
if
it
be
asked
.
And
after
the
end
of
the
said
terme
of
xxi
.
yeres
,
the
said
manor
&c.
wholy
to
remaine
to
the
said
A.
B.
the
conusor
and
his
heires
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
A.
B.
quod
iuste
&c.
teneat
T.
F.
&
G.
H.
conuenciones
Sect'
139.
de
manerio
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
A
recognouit
tentum̄
praedict'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
T.
vt
illa
que
idem
T.
&
G.
habent
de
dono
praedict'
A.
Et
illa
remiser̄
et
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
G.
et
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
A.
concessit
pro
Warrantie
.
se
et
heređ
suis
quod
ipse
warrantitizabit
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
praefat'
T.
&
G.
et
heređ
ipsius
T.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
ijdem
T.
&
G.
concesserunt
&
in
eadem
The
render
.
curia
reddiderunt
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertinent
praefat'
A.
pro
vna
Septimana
.
Et
post
terminum
illum
finit̄
tenementa
cum
pertinent
integre
remanere
N.
M.
&
assignat'
suis
pro
termino
xxj
.
annorum
post
festum
sancti
Martini
Episcopi
in
hieme
proxim'
futur
immediat̄
sequent̄
&
plenarie
complend'
.
Reddend'
inde
annuatim
prefat
T.
&
G.
&
hered
'
Rent
.
ipsius
T.
durante
toto
termino
praed'
vnam
rubram
rosam
ad
festum
Natiuitatis
sancti
Io.
Bapt̄
si
petatur
.
Et
post
terminum
illud
finit̄
tenementa
Remainder
in
fee
to
the
con●sor
.
praedict'
cum
pertinent
integ●
remanere
praedict'
A.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
R.
B.
of
two
messuages
&c.
to
I.
A.
with
warranty
against
all
men
:
and
the
conusee
graunteth
the
premisses
againe
to
the
conusor
for
one
weeke
,
&
afterwards
to
one
W.
B.
for
life
reseruing
a
rent
,
and
afterwards
to
the
conusor
for
his
life
,
&
after
to
S.
B.
his
wife
for
her
life
,
and
after
to
I.
B.
sonne
of
the
conusor
and
his
wife
for
life
:
and
afterwards
the
said
conusee
graunteth
the
reuersion
of
the
premisses
and
the
rent
to
the
said
R.
B.
the
conusor
and
his
heires
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
R.
B.
gen
quod
iuste
&
teneat
I.
A.
conuencionem
&c.
de
duobus
mesuagijs
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
R.
recognouit
tennta
predict
'
Sect'
140.
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
A.
vt
illa
que
idem
●
.
habet
de
dono
praed'
R.
B.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
se
et
hered'
suis
prefat'
I.
et
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
idem
R.
B.
concessit
ꝓ
Warrantie
.
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
ipse
warrant'
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
praef.
I.
A.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicione
&c.
idem
I.
concessit
praefat'
R.
B.
&c.
et
illa
eireddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
et
tenend'
tenementa
praed'
cum
pertin'
prefat'
R.
B.
pro
The
Render
.
termino
vnius
Septimane
,
et
post
terminum
illum
finit̄
remanere
W.
B.
pro
termino
vite
ipsius
W.
B.
Reddend'
inde
per
Annum
prefat'
I.
A.
et
Rent
.
hered'
suis
xl
.
li.
adqnatuor
Anni
terminos
viz.
ad
&c.
per
equales
porciones
soluend
.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
R.
B.
rem̄
inde
S.
B.
vxor'
praed'
R.
pro
termino
vite
ipsius
S.
Reddend'
vt
supra
.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
S.
B.
rem̄
inde
I.
B.
filio
praed'
R.
pro
termino
vite
sue
reddend'
inde
vt
supra
:
Nec
non
prefat'
I.
A.
concessit
prefat'
R.
S.
reuersionem
&
reddit'
tenementorum
The
graunt
of
the
reuersion
and
the
rent
.
praed'
cum
pertin'
&
illa
ei
red
diderunt
in
eadem
curia
.
Habend'
&
tenend'
reuersionem
&
reddit'
tennt
praed'
cum
pertin'
eidem
R.
S.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
de
Capital'
dnis
feodi
&c.
A
Fine
of
a
rent
issuing
out
of
vi
.
messuages
,
and
vi
.
gardeus
,
with
warrantie
against
all
men
.
PRaecipe
W.
A.
&
A.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
Sect'
141.
R.
B.
conuenc'
de
vno
annuali
reddit'
de
v.
li.
exeun̄
de
&
in
sex
mesuagijs
,
vj.
gardinis
cum
pertinentijs
in
L.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
praed'
R.
recognouit
manner
praed
'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
illa
que
idem
H.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
R.
Et
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clam'
de
se
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praed'
R.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
W.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
reddit'
praed'
cum
pertinent
praefat'
R.
B.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
contra
omnes
homines
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
R.
L.
of
a
manor
&c.
to
H.
C.
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
In
consideration
whereof
the
conusee
by
the
same
fine
graunteth
to
the
conusor
and
his
heires
,
one
annuity
of
vi●.
li
,
issuing
out
of
the
same
manor
,
to
be
paied
yerely
at
the
mansion
house
of
the
said
conusor
,
at
a
certaine
day
and
hower
,
imposing
a
paine
of
xvi●
.
s.
to
be
forfaited
in
default
of
paiment
of
the
said
annuity
with
a
clause
of
distresse
for
the
said
annuity
and
paine
.
PRaecipe
R.
L.
quod
iuste
&c.
ten'
H.
C.
conuenc'
&c.
de
manerio
&c.
in
O.
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
R.
recogn'
manerium
&
Sect'
142.
tenement'
praed'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
illa
que
idem
H.
habet
de
dono
praed'
R.
&
illa
remiser̄
&
quiete
clamauer̄
de
se
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
:
Et
preterea
praed'
R.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
suis
quod
Warrantie
.
ipse
warrant'
mane●
praed'
cum
pertin'
pref.
H.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omnes
The
graunt
of
an
Annuity
.
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
praed'
H.
concessit
praed'
R.
quandam
annuitatem
siue
annualem
reddit'
viij
.
li.
legalis
monete
Angliae
exeun̄
&
exitur̄
de
&
in
manner
praedict'
cum
pertinent
&
ill'
ei
reddiderunt
in
ead'
Cur'
:
Habend'
&
percipiend'
praed'
annuitatem
siue
annual
'
The
day
houre
&
place
of
payment
of
the
said
annuitie
.
reddit'
viij
.
li.
prefat'
R.
hered'
&
assignat'
suis
in
viij
.
die
Septembris
inter
horam
nonam
et
duodecimam
ante
merid'
eiusdem
diei
apud
domum
suam
mansionalem
in
villa
de
R.
in
come
S.
soluend'
.
Et
si
contingat
pnd'
annuitatem
siue
annualem
reddit'
viij
.
li.
are
trofore
in
parte
vel
in
toto
ꝑ
spac'
xx
.
dierum
post
praed'
viij
.
diem
Sept̄
in
quo
vt
profertur
solui
debeat
non
solut̄
.
Quod
tunc
praedict'
H.
&
hered'
suiforiffac'
eidem
R.
&
hered'
suis
xviij
.
s.
legalis
monete
Angliae
nomine
pene
toties
quoties
predict'
annuitat̄
siue
annualem
reddit'
aut
aliquam
inde
partem
aretro
fore
contigerit
.
Et
bene
licebit
praefato
R.
et
hered'
suis
in
praed'
manner
cum
Clause
of
distresse
for
the
annuity
and
the
penalty
.
pertin'
&
in
quamlibet
inde
parcellam
intrare
&
distringere
tam
pro
predict'
annuali
reddit'
octo
librarum
&
pro
qualibet
inde
parcella
quam
pro
praed'
xviij
.
s.
nomine
paene
eid'
R.
et
hered'
suis
forisfact'
toties
quoties
sic
a
retrofore
contigerit
non
solut̄
districtionesque
sic
ibidem
capt'
&
habit̄
liceat
abducere
asportare
&
effugare
&
penes
se
retinere
quousque
tam
de
praedict'
annuitate
siue
annuali
reddit'
octo
librarum
quam
de
praedict'
xviij
.
s.
nomine
pene
quoties
sicforistact'
fuerit
idem
R.
&
hered'
sui
fuerint
satisfact'
&
ꝑsolut̄
.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
A.
B.
Es.
of
●
messuages
&c.
to
S.
H.
in
taile
general
to
hold
of
the
conusor
and
his
heires
by
the
xl
.
parte
of
a
knights
see
,
and
xv
.
s.
iiij
d.
rent
,
with
warranty
against
all
men
.
PRaec'
A.
B.
a●
,
quod
iuste
&c.
teneat
S.
H.
conuenc'de
duobus
Sect'
143.
mesuagijs
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
M.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praed'
A.
B.
concessit
tennta
praed
'
An
estate
in
general
taile
.
cum
pertin'
prefat'
S.
&
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
S.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
de
dno
A.
&
hered'
suis
per
qua●ragesimam
partem
vnius
feod'
milit̄
,
&
per
reddit'
xv
.
s.
iiij
.
d'
.
per
annum
ad
festum
&c.
〈◊〉
soluend'
.
The
〈◊〉
Et
preterea
pred'
A.
concessit
pro
se
&
hered'
sius
quod
ipse
warrant'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinontijs
prefat̄●
et
hered'
de
corpore
Warrantie
of
the
estate
〈◊〉
suo
legitime
procreat'
sicut
praedict'
est
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
A
:
B.
and
M.
his
wife
,
of
a
manor
&c.
to
S.
P.
reciting
that
where
the
said
conusors
hold
the
said
manor
for
the
life
of
the
said
M.
the
reuersion
therof
to
the
said
conusee
and
his
heires
belonging
,
the
said
conusors
graunt
to
the
conusee
all
that
their
estate
in
the
said
manor
during
the
life
of
M.
one
of
the
conusors
,
with
warranty
against
them
during
the
life
of
the
said
M.
PRaecipe
A.
B.
&
M.
vxori
●ius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
S.
P.
conuencionem
&c.
de
manner
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
quod
cum
praedict'
A.
&
M.
habeat
&
Sect'
144.
teneat
pro
termino
vite
ipsius
M.
maner'
pnd'
&c.
cum
pertinent
recuperation
inde
praedict'
S.
P.
&
hered'
suis
spectant
ijdem
A.
&
M.
concesse●
▪
praed'
S
▪
manner
praedict'
cum
pertinent
,
&
totum
&
quicquid
in
man●rio
praeđ
&c.
habent
eid'
S.
durante
vita
ipsius
M.
Et
praedict'
A.
&
M.
warrantizabunt
praedict'
S.
&
heređ
praedict'
S.
manerium
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
sicut
praedict'
est
contra
praedict'
A.
&
M.
durante
tota
vita
ipsi●s
M.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
A
Fine
knowledged
by
I.
C.
and
This
wife
of
ij
.
messuages
,
one
barne
&c.
to
one
H.
P.
with
warranty
:
And
the
said
H.
P.
in
consideration
of
the
said
fine
graunteth
and
rendreth
againe
by
the
same
fine
,
the
premisses
to
the
conusors
for
one
day
,
and
afterwards
to
I.
P.
widowe
for
her
life
▪
and
after
her
death
the
presses
wholy
to
remaine
to
H.
P.
and
his
heires
for
euer
.
PRaecipe
I.
C.
&
T.
vxori
eius
quod
iuste
&c.
teneant
H.
conuenc'
&c
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
vno
horreo
&c.
Et
nisi
&c.
¶
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
I.
et
T.
recognouerunt
Sect'
145.
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
H.
vt
illa
que
idem
H.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
I.
et
T.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clam'
de
se
&
Warrantie
.
hered'
suis
prefat'
H.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
praedict'
I.
&
T.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warant
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
prefat'
H.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omnes
homines
The
Render
.
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recognicion̄
&c.
praedict'
H.
concessit
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
prefato
I.
&
illa
eis
reddider̄
in
eadem
curia
:
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
I.
&
T.
protermino
vnius
diei
.
Ita
quod
post
●undem
terminum
finit̄
,
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
integre
●emaner̄
I
P.
vid'
pro
termino
vit̄
eiusdem
I.
Et
post
mortem
praedict'
I.
messuag'
&
horteum
praedict'
&c.
integre
remanere
H.
P.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
&c.
Et
quinque
acras
terre
,
&
vnam
acr
prati
,
cum
pertinentijs
resid'
tenementorum
praedict'
integre
remanere
A.
P.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
The
taking
of
the
knowledge
of
the
Fine
.
CApt̄
et
recognit̄
coram
Ia●obo
Dyer
milit̄
capitali
Iustic'
de
Communi
banco
Anno
regni
Reginae
nunc
secundo
.
Notes
to
be
obserued
in
Fines
.
1
Nota
que
ascun
foits
plusors
choses
passa
en
le
Praecipe
q
ne
sont
nosme
en
le
concord
.
2
Nota
q
vn
clause
de
Reentrie
ne
poit
estre
en
vn
fine
.
3
Nota
q
si
home
purchase
diuerse
parcels
de
terr'
de
diuerse
homes
il
purroit
passer
touts
les
parcels
e●
vn
common
fine
,
mes
couient
que
il
auer
seueral
garranties
de
chescun
de
les
parties
pur
lour
seueral
parcelles
.
4
Nota
que
Catlyn
chiefe
Iustice
del
banke
le
roy
dit
que
south
no●me
de
bois
,
haut
bois
&
Subbois
passera
en
vn
fine
.
5
Nota
que
per
Dyer
vn
Render
ne
poet
estre
fait
mes
tantum
a
luy
que
est
nosme
en
le
fine
:
mes
vn
remainder
poet
estre
limitted
a
vn
,
per
fine
coment
que
il
ne
soit
nosme
en
le
Praecipe
.
A
fine
knowledged
by
the
husband
and
wife
vnto
two
of
30.
messuages
,
of
landes
,
pasture
,
wood
,
linge
,
heath
,
and
rent
in
diuers
places
:
The
Conusees
render
the
same
againe
to
the
said
Conusors
for
terme
of
their
two
liues
,
with
diuers
remainders
ouer
after
there
deaths
in
generall
taeile
to
the
children
of
the
said
Conusors
.
And
for
default
of
issue
of
the
said
Conusors
to
the
right
heires
of
the
wife
of
the
Conusor
for
euer
.
HEC
est
finalis
concordia
facta
in
curia
domini
regis
apud
Westmon̄
Sect.
146.
in
crastino
Ascensionis
domin●
Anno
regni
Henrici
octaui
dei
gratia
Angliae
&
Franciae
regis
fidei
defensoris
,
&
domini
Hibern̄
a
conquestu
▪
decimo
nono
coram
R.
B.
A.
F.
T.
E.
&
W.
S.
Iustic'
.
Et
postea
in
octabis
sancti
Trinitatis
Anno
regni
eiusdem
regis
Henric'
supradicti
ibidem
concesser'
&
recordat̄
coram
eisdem
Iustic'
&
alijs
domini
regis
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
praesentibus
.
Inter
W.
H.
&
I.
R.
quer'
&
I.
S.
&
T.
vxorem
eius
,
deforc'
de
triginta
mesuagijs
,
ducentis
acris
terre
,
trescentis
acris
pasturae
,
decem
acris
bosci
,
ducentis
acris
Iampnorum
&
bruere
,
&
trigint̄
solidat̄
redditus
cum
pertinentijs
in
P.
F.
&c.
vnde
placitum
conuencionis
sum̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedicti
I.
C.
et
T.
recogn'
praedict'
tenement'
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
R.
vt
illa
quae
ijdem
I.
&
W.
habent
de
dono
praedictorum
I.
C.
et
T.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quietum
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
I.
C.
&
T.
et
haered'
ipsius
T.
praedictis
W.
et
I.
R.
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
Warrantie
generall
.
ijdem
I.
C.
&
T.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
T.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praedictis
W.
&
I.
R.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
R.
praedict'
tenement'
cum
pertinent
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
,
The
render
.
remissione
quieta
clam'
,
warrant'
fine
&
concordia
ijdem
W.
&
I.
R.
concesserun●
praedictis
I.
C.
&
T.
praedicta
tenement'
cum
pertinent
Et
illa
eis
r●ddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
▪
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
I.
C.
&
T.
de
capitalibus
dominis
feod'
illius
per
seruicia
quae
ad
praedictum
tenement'
pertinent
tota
vita
ipsorum
I.
C.
&
T.
&
alterius
eorum
diutius
viuentis
.
Et
post
decessum
ipsorum
I.
C.
&
T.
praedict'
tenement'
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
I.
C.
filio
praedictorum
I.
C.
&
T.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feod'
illius
per
seruicia
quae
ad
praedict'
tennt
pertinent'
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingat
quod
idem
I.
C.
filius
obierit
sine
haered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
tunc
pos●
decessum
ipsius
I.
praedict'
tennta
cum
pertinent
integre
reman'
R.
C.
alter
filiorum
praedictor̄
I.
C.
patris
&
T.
&
haered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feod'
illius
per
seruicia
quae
ad
praedict'
tennt
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingat
idem
R.
obiere
sine
haered'
de
corpore
suo
legitime
ꝓcreat̄
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
R.
praedict'
tennta
cum
pertinent
integre
remanere
haered'
de
corporibus
praedict'
I.
C.
patris
&
T.
legitime
procreat'
.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
feod'
illius
per
seruicia
quae
ad
praedict'
tennt
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
nullus
haeres
de
corporibus
praedictorum
I.
C.
patris
&
T.
fuerint̄
legitime
procreat'
tunc
praedict'
tennt
cum
pertinent
integre
reman'
rectis
haeredibus
praedict'
T.
Tenend'
de
capit●libus
dominis
f●od
'
illius
per
seruicia
quae
ad
praedict'
tennta
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
✿
●
Adiuncts
of
Concords
.
THe
Adiuncts
of
a
Concord
,
be
also
of
two
sorts
:
Internall
,
and
Externall
Sect.
147.
Internall
be
such
as
be
conteyned
within
the
very
Concord
it selfe
.
Of
which
sort
be
the
clause
of
reseruation
of
seruice
,
rent
,
or
other
thing
,
the
clause
of
nomine
penae
,
the
clause
of
distresse
,
and
the
Reseruation
.
Nomin̄
penae
.
Distresse
.
clause
of
warranties
:
All
which
clauses
of
reseruations
,
nomine
penae
,
distresse
,
and
warrantie
,
are
to
be
made
in
such
words
,
and
in
such
formes
,
as
the
like
are
made
in
Instruments
extraiudiciall
:
for
which
see
Leases
and
Graunts
of
rents
charge
in
the
first
part
of
Symboleography
,
If
the
following
example
do
not
sufficiently
satisfie
your
desire
herein
.
And
Warranties
be
sometimes
generall
,
that
is
to
say
,
against
all
Warrantie
.
men
:
Some
against
all
,
except
certein
persons
:
some
against
certein
persons
onely
:
some
against
euery
Cognizor
,
and
his
heires
seuerally
:
and
some
against
one
of
the
Cognizors
,
and
his
heires
onely
:
some
of
all
the
lands
in
the
fine
:
some
of
all
,
except
part
:
and
some
of
part
only
,
certeinly
expressed
.
The
Externall
Adiuncts
of
Concordes
be
the
licence
of
alienanation
,
the
Dedimus
potestatem
,
the
examination
of
the
parties
,
&
the
cognizance
.
The
licence
of
alienation
is
a
power
or
au●thority
giuen
Licence
.
Alienation
.
by
her
Maiestie
to
the
parties
,
that
lands
may
be
aliened
without
incurring
the
danger
of
contempt
.
And
euery
such
licence
is
either
to
alien
lands
holden
in
Capite
,
or
to
alien
lands
into
Mortmaine
.
The
licence
of
alienation
of
lands
holden
in
Capite
may
varie
from
the
fine
,
and
be
good
,
32.
H.
8.
Br.
Alienations
4.
30.
For
the
obtayning
of
which
licence
the
Clerke
of
the
licences
doth
vse
to
draw
a
dogket
in
paper
,
conteyning
the
effect
of
the
fine
,
feoffement
,
Dogket
.
or
other
deeds
,
whereby
the
alienation
is
to
be
made
.
And
thereupon
affidauit
or
composition
must
be
made
for
the
value
Assida●i●
.
of
the
lands
,
which
are
to
passe
thereby
,
which
is
to
be
signed
by
the
Doctor
of
the
Chauncery
that
hath
power
to
take
oath
:
Then
the
Queenes
fine
is
to
be
paied
to
the
Receiuor
of
fines
,
who
will
signe
the
dogket
:
And
afterwards
the
same
is
to
be
signed
by
two
of
the
commissioners
of
the
office
of
fines
&
licences
,
and
vpon
that
dogket
,
the
Clark
of
the
licences
is
to
make
the
licence
,
and
get
it
sealed
with
the
great
Seale
,
which
licence
is
to
be
made
in
fourme
following
.
A
licence
of
Alienation
of
lands
holden
in
Capite
.
ELizabeth
dei
gr̄atia
&c.
Omnibus
,
ad
quos
praesentes
literae
peruenerint
Sect.
148
.
salutem
.
Sciatis
,
quod
nos
de
gratia
nostra
speciali
,
ac
pro
tribus
libris
nobis
solut̄
in
hanaperio
nostro
,
concessimus
,
ac
licentiam
dedimus
,
ac
per
praesentes
concedimus
,
ac
licentiam
damus
,
pro
nobis
&
haeredibus
nostris
,
quantum
in
nobis
est
,
dilecto
nostro
I.
F.
quod
ipse
totam
medietat̄
manerij
de
C.
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
quadraginta
mesuag'
,
vigint̄
cotag'
,
quadragint̄
gardin̄
,
quinquagint̄
acras
terrae
,
quadragint̄
acras
prati
,
trescent̄
acr
pasturae
,
xxx
.
acr
bosci
,
trescent̄
acr
morae
,
&
viginti
libr'
reddit'
,
cum
pertinentijs
in
W.
&
alib●
in
comitatu
nostro
N.
eidem
mediet̄
pertinent'
siue
spectant
,
parcell'
inde
reputat̄
aut
accept̄
existent
,
quae
de
nobis
tenentur
in
Capite
,
dare
possit
&
concedere
,
alienare
,
vendere
,
barganizare
,
feoffare
,
warrantizare
,
aut
cognoscere
,
per
finem
in
curia
nostra
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
de
communi
banco
,
aut
aliter
,
seu
aliquo
quocunque
modo
,
dilecto
nobis
E.
R.
Habendum
&
tenendum
eidem
E.
haeredibus
&
assignatis
suis
,
de
nobis
&
haeredibus
nostris
,
per
seruic'
inde
debita
&
de
iure
consueta
imperpetuum
:
Et
eidem
E.
quod
ipse
dictam
medietat̄
manerij
praedicti
,
ac
caeterorum
praemissorum
cum
pertinentijs
a
praefato
I.
recipere
possit
,
&
tenere
,
sibi
,
haered'
,
&
assignatis
suis
,
de
nobis
&
haeredibus
nostris
,
per
seruitia
praedict'
imperpetuum
,
sicut
praedictum
est
,
tenore
praesentium
similiter
licentiam
dedimus
,
ac
damus
specialem
:
Nolentes
quod
praedict'
I.
aut
heredes
sui
,
vel
praedict'
E.
haeredes
vel
assignati
sui
praedicti
,
ratione
praemissorum
,
per
nos
haeredes
vel
successores
nostros
,
Iusticiar'
,
Eschaetor̄
,
Vicecom
,
Balliuos
,
aut
alios
officiarios
seu
ministros
nostros
,
haeredum
vel
successorum
nostrorum
quoscunque
inde
occasionentur
,
molestentur
,
perturbentur
,
vexentur
,
in
aliquo
,
seu
grauentur
,
aut
eorum
aliquis
occasionetur
,
molestetur
,
perturbetur
,
vexetur
in
aliquo
,
seu
grauetur
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
has
literas
nostras
fieri
fecimus
patentes
.
Teste
me
ipsa
apud
Westmonasterium
vltimo
die
&c.
A
licence
to
alien
in
Mortmaine
.
ELizabeth
dei
gratia
&c.
Omnibus
&c.
Sciatis
quod
nos
de
gratia
nostra
Sect.
149.
speciali
,
ac
pro
xl
.
solid'
nobis
solut̄
in
hanaperio
nostro
,
concessimus
,
ac
licentiam
dedimus
,
ac
licentiam
damus
,
pro
nobis
&
haered'
nostris
,
quantum
in
nobis
est
,
R.
S.
quod
ipse
Aduocationem
de
L.
Abbati
&
Conuentui
de
L.
in
comitatu
E.
dare
possit
&
concedere
:
Tenendum
sibi
&
successoribus
suis
de
dict̄
domina
Regina
&
haeredibus
suis
,
in
liberam
,
puram
,
&
perpetuam
Elemosynam
imperpetuum
.
Ac
eisdem
Abbati
&
Conuentui
,
quod
ipsi
Aduocationem
illam
a
praefato
R.
S.
recipere
,
&
Ecclesiam
illam
appropriare
,
&
eam
sic
appropriatam
in
proprios
vsus
tenere
possint
sibi
&
successoribus
,
de
ipsa
Regina
&
haeredibus
suis
,
in
liberam
,
puram
,
&
perpetuam
Elemosynam
imperpetuum
:
Nolentes
&c.
vt
supra
.
Quod
permittant
finem
leuari
.
ANd
after
that
such
licence
is
had
,
the
vse
was
(
which
is
not
now
Sect.
150.
in
vse
)
to
haue
a
writ
,
mencioning
the
licence
and
the
effect
of
the
fine
,
directed
to
the
Iustices
of
the
common
Place
,
commaunding
them
,
quod
permitātt
finem
illum
leuari
,
Registr̄
fol.
167.
a.
1.
E.
3.
cap.
12.
34.
E.
3.
cap.
15.
33.
H.
6.
fol.
2.
The
fourme
of
which
succeedeth
.
¶
Regina
,
Iusticiarijs
suis
de
banco
,
salutem
:
Cum
per
literas
nostras
patentes
,
de
gratia
nostra
speciali
,
concesserimus
I.
S.
quod
ipse
de
manerijs
suis
de
F.
&
W.
cum
pertinent
,
quae
de
nobis
tenentur
in
Capite
,
feoffare
possit
K.
&c.
(
recitando
totam
cartam
)
prout
in
literis
nostris
praedictis
plenius
continetur
,
ac
breue
nostrum
de
conuentione
pendeat
coram
vobis
in
banco
praedicto
,
inter
prae
dictos
I.
&
K.
de
manerijs
praedictis
,
ad
finem
inde
inter
eos
,
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angliae
leuand'
,
vt
accepimus
:
Vobis
mandamus
,
quod
finem
illum
inter
partes
praedictas
de
manerijs
praedictis
,
coram
vobis
in
eodem
banco
leuari
permittatis
,
iuxta
tenorem
literarum
nostrarum
praedictarum
▪
Teste
&c.
But
before
20.
H.
3.
the
kings
tenant
in
Capite
might
haue
aliened
his
free
landes
without
licence
,
14.
H.
4.
3.
20.
Ass
plac
.
17.
as
it
seemeth
.
The
writ
of
Ad
quod
damnum
.
BVt
before
the
graunting
of
any
such
lycence
,
either
to
alien
lands
Sect.
151.
holden
in
chiefe
,
or
,
to
alien
lands
in
Mortmain
,
or
,
release
right
in
Mortmain
,
or
exchange
,
the
auncient
vse
was
to
haue
a
writ
of
Ad
quod
dampnum
,
conteyning
the
substance
of
the
Kings
licence
out
of
the
Chancery
,
directed
to
the
Escheator
in
the
County
wherein
the
lands
lie
,
to
be
aliened
,
to
inquire
and
certifie
into
the
Chancery
,
what
damage
or
preiudice
th
alienation
thereof
will
be
to
the
king
,
or
the
other
chiefe
Lord
,
of
whom
they
are
holden
,
And
of
what
tenure
and
value
the
lands
be
,
And
whether
there
remayne
sufficient
free
land
besides
those
to
the
alienor
,
to
sustaine
publique
charges
,
and
to
be
in
Assi●es
and
Iuries
&c.
And
this
is
aswell
where
the
alienation
is
made
by
the
king
,
or
by
a
Corporation
,
or
a
feme
couert
,
as
by
any
other
.
The
like
inquirie
by
writ
of
Ad
quod
damnum
,
hath
beene
vsed
before
the
king
made
any
graunt
,
or
pardon
,
for
alienation
,
lease
,
release
,
confirmation
,
or
licence
,
and
after
the
Inquisition
returned
and
certified
into
the
Chancery
,
to
effect
the
same
accordingly
,
Fitzh
.
Nat.
bre.
fol.
●21
.
&
inde
vsque
fol.
227.
But
now
experience
is
to
the
contrarie
,
in
liew
whereof
the
vse
at
this
day
is
,
to
put
in
the
kings
patents
,
these
words
:
Absque
aliquo
breui
de
ad
quod
damnum
,
seu
aliquibus
alijs
breuibus
,
seu
mandatis
,
superinde
habendis
,
fiendis
,
aut
prosequendis
.
And
one
writ
of
Ad
quod
dam●um
will
serue
for
diuers
purchases
,
And
a
licence
to
alien
in
Mortmain
of
one
king
,
will
serue
in
the
time
of
an
other
.
But
not
so
of
lands
holden
in
chiefe
,
22.
E.
3.
Fitzh
.
Nat.
bre.
in
breui
de
Ad
quod
damnum
.
I
purposely
omit
here
the
forme
of
such
writs
de
Ad
quod
damnum
,
because
they
be
so
growen
out
of
vse
.
Of
a
Pardon
for
Alienation
.
BVt
if
perchance
any
alienation
of
land
holden
in
Capite
,
be
made
Sect.
152.
without
licence
,
a
pardon
must
be
sued
,
the
fine
of
which
is
the
value
of
lands
by
one
yeare
,
and
the
meane
profites
betweene
the
Inquisition
A
fine
of
pardon
.
and
the
pardon
,
31.
H.
8.
Br.
Alienation
29.
vnlesse
the
Commissioners
will
more
fauorably
compound
for
the
same
,
as
in
some
cases
vpon
reasonable
cause
shewed
,
they
vse
to
do
,
which
pardon
being
purchased
,
the
purchasor
is
to
hold
his
land
still
,
14.
H.
6.
26.
50.
Ass.
p.
2.
1.
E.
3.
ca.
12.
34.
E.
3.
ca.
15.
But
the
fine
of
a
licence
,
to
alien
lands
holden
in
Capite
,
is
,
the
third
Fine
of
a
licence
.
part
of
the
yearely
value
thereof
,
26.
H.
8.
Br.
Alienation
29.
But
if
alienation
of
lands
into
Mortmain
be
made
without
licence
,
Mortmain
.
the
king
may
seise
them
as
forfeited
or
escheated
,
Magna
charta
cap.
36.
Westm
2.
cap.
32.
And
for
a
licence
thereof
to
be
graunted
,
the
fine
thereupon
to
be
paied
,
is
the
value
of
the
land
by
three
yeares
,
26.
H.
8.
Br.
Alienation
29.
But
variance
betweene
the
licence
and
the
fine
is
not
materiall
,
if
it
Variance
.
be
all
one
alienation
,
32.
H.
8.
Br.
Alienation
30.
And
it
seemeth
that
a
fine
sur
releas
,
or
other
releas
,
is
none
alienation
,
Releas
.
&
therefore
no
fine
due
for
the
same
,
P.
37.
H.
8.
Br.
Alienation
31.
But
fines
are
payable
,
and
licences
to
be
sued
vpon
common
Recoueries
,
Recoueries
.
39.
H.
6.
32.
H.
8.
ca.
1.
4.
E.
3.
Deuise
by
will
is
an
alienation
,
3.
Ma.
1.
Br.
Alienation
37.
Will
.
Of
the
Dedimus
potestatem
to
take
cognizance
of
a
fine
.
A
Dedimus
potestatem
to
take
knowledge
of
a
Fine
,
is
,
as
aforesaid
,
Sect.
153.
a
writ
Commissionall
directed
to
one
,
or
moe
,
giuing
them
power
to
take
and
certifie
to
the
Iustices
of
the
common
Place
,
the
cognizance
of
the
Cognizees
,
when
they
can
not
conueniently
trauell
to
do
it
in
Court
,
and
it
ought
to
recite
the
substance
of
the
writ
of
Conenant
,
And
beare
Teste
or
date
after
it
,
Fitz.
nat.
fol.
146.
g.
The
forme
of
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
&
Dedimus
potestatem
.
with
the
returnes
thereof
,
ensue
:
The
writ
of
Couenant
.
Elizabeth
dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Regina
,
fidei
defensor
&c.
Vicecom
Ebor'
Salutem
:
Praecipe
T.
B.
armigero
,
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&
sine
dilatione
teneant
W.
P.
gener̄
,
conuentionem
inter
eosfactam
de
manerio
de
T.
cum
pertinentijs
:
Ac
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
tribus
cotagijs
,
quinque
toftis
,
vno
columbar̄
,
quinque
gard●is
,
quinque
pomarijs
,
centum
&
decem
acris
terrae
,
quinquaginta
acris
prati
,
quinquaginta
acris
pasturae
,
decem
acris
bosci
,
centum
acris
i●mpnorum
&
bruer̄
,
quadraginta
solidat̄
reddit'
,
&
communia
pasturae
pro
omnimodis
animalibus
,
cum
pertinentijs
in
W.
&
B.
Et
nisi
fecerint
,
&
praedictus
W.
fecerit
te
securum
de
clamore
suo
prosequend'
,
tunc
summ̄
per
bonos
summonit̄
praedictos
T.
&
A.
quod
sint
coram
Iusti
ciarijs
nostris
apud
Westmonaster̄
in
octab
.
Sancti
Michaelis
,
ostensuri
quare
non
fecerint
,
&
habeas
ibi
summ̄
&
hoc
breue
.
T.
&c.
xiij
.
die
N.
anno
regni
nostri
quadrages
.
And
the
fine
thereof
is
entred
vnder
the
writ
,
thus
:
Pro
vigint̄
solid'
solut̄
firmar̄
fine
dominae
Reginae
virtute
warrant'
Fine
.
regij
.
Then
must
the
writ
of
Couenant
be
endorced
thus
:
Per
E.
S.
pro
fine
infrascr'
,
qđ
affid'
quod
Indorsement
.
tennt
infrascr̄
non
exec'
val'
x.
libr'
per
annum
.
The
Shirife
returne
.
-
Pledg'
de
pros
.
-
-
Iohannes
Doo
.
-
Richardus
Roo
.
-
Summ̄
-
-
Iohannes
Den.
-
Richardus
Fen.
-
The
Commiss
.
of
fines
.
-
-
W.
L.
T.
W.
-
R.
Eure
armig
Vic'
.
The
Dedimus
potestatem
thereof
.
Elizabeth
dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Reg.
fidei
defensor
&c.
Charissimo
consanguin̄
nostro
Gilberto
Comiti
Salop'
,
ac
predicto
ac
fideli
nostro
I.
D.
militi
dno
D.
Necnon
dilectis
&
fidelibus
suis
G.
S.
militi
,
&
C.
C.
militi
,
Ac
dilecto
nobis
W.
West
armig'
,
Salutem
:
Cum
breue
nostr'
de
conuentione
pendeat
coram
Iustic'
nostris
de
banco
,
inter
W.
P.
gener̄
,
&
T.
B.
armigerum
,
&
Annam
vxorem
eius
de
manerio
de
T.
cum
pertinent
:
Ac
de
duobus
messuag'
,
trib'
cotagijs
,
quinque
toft̄
,
vno
columbar̄
,
quinque
gardinis
,
quinque
pomarijs
,
centum
&
decem
acris
terrae
,
quinquaginta
acr
prati
,
quinquaginta
acris
pastur'
,
decem
acr
bosci
,
centum
acr
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
quadragint̄
solidat̄
reddit'
,
&
coīa
pastur'
pro
omnimodis
animalibus
cum
pertin'
in
W.
&
B.
in
Com̄
Ebor'
,
ad
finem
inde
inter
eos
coram
Iustic'
nostris
pndict̄
in
banco
pndict̄
,
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angl'
leuand'
:
Ac
praefati
T.
&
A.
adeo
impotentes
sui
existunt
,
qđ
absque
maximo
corporum
suorum
periculo
,
vsque
Westm
ad
diem
in
dicto
breui
contentum
,
ad
cognitiones
,
quae
in
hac
parte
requiruntur
,
faciend'
,
laborare
non
sufficiunt
vt
accepimus
:
Nos
statuim̄
eorundem
T.
&
A.
compatientes
in
hac
parte
,
dedimus
vobis
,
quatuor
,
tribus
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
,
potestatem
recipiend'
cognitiones
,
quas
ijdem
T.
&
A.
coram
vobis
,
quatuor
,
tribus
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
,
facere
voluerint
de
praemissis
,
Et
ideo
vobis
,
quatuor
,
tribus
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
,
mandamus
,
quod
ad
praefat'
T.
&
A.
personaliter
accedentes
,
cognitiones
suas
praedictas
recipiatis
,
&
cum
eas
receperitis
,
praefat'
Iustic'
nostris
inde
,
sub
figillis
vestris
,
quatuor
,
trium
,
vel
duorum
vestrum
,
distincte
&
aperte
reddatis
certiores
,
vt
tunc
finis
ille
,
inter
partes
praedictas
,
de
praemissis
,
coram
Iustic'
nostris
praedictis
in
banco
praedicto
leuari
possit
,
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
supradictam
,
mittentes
eisdem
Iustic'
hoc
breue
,
teste
meipsa
apud
West
.
14.
die
N.
Anno
reg.
nostri
tricesimo
qinto
.
Garth
.
The
name
of
the
Curcester
.
The
said
Dedimus
potestatem
,
must
be
indorsed
,
thus
:
Per
dominum
custod'
magni
sigilli
Angl'
ad
Instanc'
peten̄
.
The
Lord
keepers
name
.
Io.
Puckering
Cancel
.
The
Iustice
of
the
circuit
.
Fr.
Beamont
.
Executio
istius
breuis
patet
in
quad'
schedula
eid'
annexa
.
Retorn
.
The
Praecipe
and
Concord
which
must
be
filled
to
the
Dedimus
potestatem
.
Eborum
.
ss.
PRaecipe
T.
de
P.
armigero
,
&
A.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
Br̄e
conuenc'
.
&c.
teneant
W.
P.
gener̄
,
conuentionem
&c.
de
manerio
de
T.
cum
pertinent
,
Ac
de
duobus
mesuagijs
,
tribus
cotagijs
,
quinque
toftis
,
vno
columbar̄
,
quinque
gardinis
,
quinque
pomarijs
,
centum
&
decem
acris
terrae
,
quinquaginta
acris
prati
,
quin
quaginta
acris
pasture
,
decem
acris
bosci
,
centum
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
quadraginta
solidat̄
redd'
,
communia
pasturae
pro
omnimodis
animalibus
cum
pertinentijs
in
W.
&
B.
Et
nisi
&c.
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilicet
,
qđ
praedicti
T.
&
A.
recognouerunt
praedict'
manerium
,
columbare
,
tenementa
redditus
&
communiam
pasture
cum
ꝑtinen̄●esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
quae
idem
W.
habeat
de
dono
praedictor̄
T.
&
A.
Et
illa
remiserunt
&
quiete
clamauerunt
de
ipsis
T.
&
A.
&
haeredibus
ipsius
T.
praed'
W.
&
haeredibus
suis
imperpetuum
.
Et
praeterea
ijdem
T.
&
A.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
T.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
praed'
W.
&
haered'
suis
praed'
manerium
,
columbar̄
,
tenement'
,
reddit'
&
communiam
pasture
cum
pertinent
,
contra
se
&
hered'
&
assign'
ipsius
T.
ac
contra
hered'
&
assign'
I.
B.
armiger̄
,
ac
contra
omnes
homines
clamant̄
seu
habent̄
aliquod
ius
,
titulum
,
statum
,
vsum
,
interesse
,
aut
demand'
,
de
,
aut
,
in
eisdem
manerio
,
columbar̄
,
tenemento
,
reddit'
,
&
communia
ꝑastur̄
cgm
pertinentijs
,
aut
,
de
,
aut
,
in
,
aliqua
inde
parcel'
,
per
,
de
,
vel
,
sub
eisdem
T.
&
I.
haered'
vel
assign'
suis
,
vel
,
haeredum
feu
assignat'
eorum
alterius
:
Et
pro
hac
&c.
Capt̄
&
cognit̄
apud
K.
in
Comitatu
Eborum
,
decimo
nono
die
Ianuarij
,
Anno
regni
Reginae
Elizab.
&c.
quadragesimo
,
coram
,
-
The
Commissioners
names
-
-
G.
Shrew
.
-
W.
West
.
-
The
names
of
the
parties
-
-
T.
B.
-
A.
B.
Dedimus
potestatem
super
breue
de
consuet̄
&
seruicijs
pro
fine
inde
leuand'
.
Regina
&c.
dilecto
&
fideli
suo
R.
H.
vni
Iustic'
suorum
de
Banco
,
Salutem
,
Cum
breue
nostrum
de
consuetudinibus
&
seruicijs
,
pendeat
coram
vobis
,
&
socijs
vestris
Iustic'
nostris
de
banco
,
inter
W.
B.
armigerum
,
&
E.
A.
armig
erum
de
consuetudinibus
&
seruicijs
,
quae
idem
E.
eidem
W.
facere
debet
,
de
libero
tenemento
suo
,
quod
de
eo
tenet
in
N.
vt
in
homagijs
,
fidelitate
,
releuijs
,
&
alijs
,
in
comitatu
S.
Nosque
ad
petitionem
praedictorum
W.
&
E●licentiam
nostram
eis
dederimus
inde
cōcordand'
,
ac
praefat'
W.
&
E.
adeo
impotentes
sui
existant
,
quod
absque
maximo
corporum
suorum
periculo
,
vsque
Westmonaster̄
,
ad
diem
in
dicto
breui
nostro
contentum
,
ad
cognitiones
,
que
in
hac
parte
requirunt̄
,
faciendas
,
laborare
non
sufficiunt
vt
accepimus
,
nos
statuimus
corundem
W.
et
E.
compatientes
in
hac
parte
,
dedimus
vobis
potestatem
recipiendi
cognitiones
,
quas
ijdem
W.
et
E.
coram
vobis
facere
voluerit
de
premissis
:
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
ad
praef.
W.
&
E.
personaliter
accedentes
,
cognitiones
suas
praedictas
recipiatis
:
Et
cum
eas
receperitis
,
praefatos
socios
vestros
inde
distincte
et
aperte
reddatis
certiores
,
vt
tunc
finis
ille
inter
partes
praedictas
de
premissis
,
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
praedictis
in
banco
praedicto
,
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angl'
,
leuari
possit
,
Et
habeas
ibi
tunc
hoc
breue
T.
&c.
Of
the
Queenes
siluer
.
THe
Queenes
siluer
is
the
fine
,
which
is
paied
vnto
her
Maiesty
for
Sect'
154.
her
highnes
licence
of
concord
,
which
vpon
writs
of
Couenant
,
be
taxed
after
the
rate
following
:
That
is
to
say
,
for
landes
of
the
yearely
value
of
|
Li.
|
s.
|
đ.
|
is
paied
|
Li.
|
s.
|
đ.
|
3.
|
6.
|
8.
|
0.
|
6.
|
8.
|
5.
|
6.
|
8.
|
0.
|
10.
|
0.
|
7.
|
13.
|
4.
|
0.
|
13.
|
4.
|
8.
|
13.
|
4.
|
0.
|
16.
|
8.
|
11.
|
0.
|
0.
|
1.
|
0.
|
0.
|
12.
|
0.
|
0.
|
1.
|
3.
|
4.
|
14.
|
6.
|
8.
|
1.
|
6.
|
8.
|
15.
|
6.
|
8.
|
1.
|
10.
|
0.
|
17.
|
13.
|
4.
|
1.
|
13.
|
4.
|
18.
|
13.
|
4.
|
1.
|
16.
|
8.
|
20.
|
0.
|
0.
|
2.
|
0.
|
0.
|
22.
|
0.
|
0.
|
2.
|
3.
|
4
|
24.
|
6.
|
8.
|
2.
|
6.
|
8.
|
Euery
5.
markes
and
20.
shillings
,
paieth
fine
—
6.
s.
8.
From
5.
markes
and
20.
s.
vnto
5.
markes
and
40.
s.
paieth
—
10.
s.
And
aboue
5.
markes
&
40.
s.
vnto
10.
markes
and
20.
s.
paieth
—
13
,
s.
4.
†
And
in
like
proportion
for
all
other
fines
.
And
it
is
commonly
entred
by
the
Clerke
of
the
Queenes
siluer
,
in
this
forme
.
Ebor'.
ss.
I.
W.
dat
Reginae
x.
s.
pro
licentia
concordandi
cum
E.
Entrie
of
the
Queens
siluer
.
W.
armig'
&
I.
vxore
eius
,
de
placito
conuentionis
,
de
vno
messuagio
,
decem
acris
terre
,
decem
acr
prati
,
&
decem
acris
pasture
,
cum
pertinentijs
in
D.
reciting
the
substance
of
the
writ
.
Et
habent
Cirographum
per
pacem
admiss
.
coram
R.
W.
vno
Iusticiariorum
dominae
Reginae
de
banco
,
Iusticiar'
in
patria
.
Obseruations
necessarie
at
the
knowledging
of
Fines
.
WHen
a
Fine
is
to
be
knowledged
,
it
is
meete
,
that
before
the
Sect'
155.
The
tytling
of
the
note
.
parties
come
before
the
Iudges
,
or
Commissioners
,
the
titling
of
the
writ
of
Couenant
and
Concord
be
faire
written
,
according
to
the
parties
mindes
,
and
duely
examined
,
and
also
signed
,
or
subscribed
by
all
the
Cognisors
.
It
is
also
requisite
that
either
the
Cognisors
be
knowen
to
the
Justices
,
Knowledge
of
the
Cognisor
.
or
Commissioners
,
that
must
take
the
Cognisance
thereof
,
or
that
some
other
credible
person
,
knowen
to
him
which
taketh
the
cognisance
,
who
knoweth
the
partie
,
be
present
:
And
doe
sufficiently
informe
the
Judge
,
that
they
be
the
selfe
same
parties
,
against
whom
the
writ
is
brought
:
for
some
will
couenously
knowledge
fines
in
the
name
of
others
that
be
owners
of
the
land
,
34.
H.
6.
fo.
19.
And
if
a
Feme
couert
be
cognisor
,
she
must
be
perswaded
to
yeeld
her
Examination
of
wiues
.
consent
and
be
fully
agreed
with
,
before
she
be
examined
,
for
in
all
cases
,
where
a
Feme
couert
is
to
depart
with
any
thing
by
fine
,
she
must
be
examined
by
the
Justices
or
Commissioners
that
take
the
cognisance
,
and
confesse
that
she
doth
make
cognisance
freely
,
and
not
through
feare
or
compulsion
of
any
,
before
the
cognisance
will
be
accepted
.
But
where
she
is
to
take
benefit
by
a
fine
,
she
shall
neuer
be
examined
,
42.
E.
3.
7.
3.
H.
6.
42.
46.
Ed.
3.
15.
8.
H.
6.
4.
24.
Ed.
3.
62.
Statut̄
de
Finibus
18.
Ed.
2.
Also
the
yerely
value
of
lands
should
be
set
downe
vnder
the
Concord
,
Value
.
And
some
honest
person
,
which
knoweth
the
land
,
brought
thether
,
to
make
oath
for
the
value
thereof
:
For
without
such
oath
,
or
,
composition
,
Oath
.
the
fine
can
not
passe
.
And
composition
with
the
Commissioners
will
not
readily
be
made
Composition
without
oath
,
or
some
late
fine
,
licence
,
or
other
matter
of
record
,
to
informe
the
Commissioners
of
the
value
thereof
:
Which
being
done
,
the
writ
of
Couenant
is
againe
there
to
be
entred
,
&
the
fine
thereof
(
if
it
be
fineable
)
must
there
be
paied
to
the
Receiuer
,
and
then
the
writ
must
be
signed
by
the
said
Commissioners
,
&
that
done
,
the
said
writ
must
be
sealed
,
and
retorned
with
the
Concord
and
Dedimus
potestatem
,
if
the
cognisance
was
taken
by
Dedimus
potestatem
,
and
then
the
said
writs
must
be
taken
out
&
signed
by
the
Custos
breuium
,
&
thence
they
must
be
caried
to
the
Clerke
of
the
Queenes
siluer
,
who
must
take
a
note
thereof
for
the
entrie
of
the
Q.
siluer
,
&
signe
the
same
again
,
and
then
must
they
be
deliuered
to
the
Chyrographer
of
fines
,
to
be
ingrossed
and
proclaimed
.
The
examples
whereof
appeare
in
their
apt
places
.
How
,
and
when
,
cognisances
of
Fines
must
be
certified
,
and
what
may
hinder
the
same
.
IF
they
,
which
haue
taken
cognisance
of
a
fine
,
wil
not
certifie
the
same
Sect'
156.
Certificat
.
in
conuenient
time
,
a
Cerciorari
is
to
be
awarded
vnto
them
,
comprehending
the
matter
of
the
Dedimus
potestatem
,
&
commaunding
them
to
certifie
&c.
which
,
if
they
doe
not
,
there
lieth
against
the
Commissioners
,
an
Alias
,
Pluries
,
and
Attachment
&c.
Fitz.
na
br.
147.
b.
But
they
are
not
bound
to
certifie
such
recognisances
,
but
within
the
Time
.
yere
after
such
caption
thereof
,
but
if
they
do
,
it
is
good
inough
,
23.
Eli.
ca.
3.
And
with
euery
such
certificate
they
must
certifie
the
day
and
yere
wherein
the
same
was
knowledged
.
Thus
,
capt'
apud
R.
in
come
Ebor'
xx
.
die
Octob.
A
nno
regni
Eliz.
Reginae
tricesimo
nono
.
Else
no
Clerke
or
officer
may
receiue
the
same
,
but
shall
for
fait
for
euery
Forfaiture
.
writ
otherwise
receiued
v.
li.
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
If
any
of
the
partics
to
a
fine
die
after
recognisance
thereof
&
before
it
be
certified
,
it
ought
not
to
be
certified
,
1.
H.
7.
9.
33.
H.
6.
fo.
52.
Dier
fo.
146.
pl.
68.
7.
Eliz.
But
if
such
cognisance
of
a
fine
be
certified
,
and
the
Queens
siluer
entred
,
Q.
siluer
.
the
fine
is
good
,
and
may
afterwards
be
ingrossed
,
though
it
be
in
an
other
terme
.
Thus.
Haec
est
finalis
concordia
facta
&c.
in
crast
'
Pur̄
beate
Mariae
,
&
postea
concessa
&
recordata
in
quindena
Paschae
Dyer
fol.
220.
pl.
15.
&
fol.
254.
pl.
104.
If
the
Justice
or
Commissioner
,
that
hath
taken
the
knowledge
of
a
Iustice
or
cōmissionerdieth
fine
,
die
before
it
be
certified
,
their
executors
or
administrators
may
certifie
the
note
of
the
fine
,
to
the
Justices
of
the
Common
place
,
by
writ
of
Cerciorari
out
of
the
Chancerie
to
them
directed
,
8.
H.
4.
5.
1.
H.
7.
9.
Fi.
nat.
br.
fol.
147.
b.
The
forme
of
which
Cerciorari
is
such
.
Regina
dilectae
sibi
B.
W.
vid'
executrici
testamenti
T.
W.
nuper
vnius
Cerciorari
exec'
Iusti●
'
super
cogniti●nem
finis
.
Iustic'
nostrorum
de
Banco
salut̄
,
volentes
certis
causis
certiorari
super
quadam
cognitiones
cuiusdam
finis
inter
T.
D.
&
I.
G.
de
vno
mess
.
cum
pertin'
in
T.
in
come
E.
per
praed'
nuper
Iustic'
capt'
,
ac
in
custodia
tua
ratione
execuc'
testamenti
pnd'
existent
vt
dicitur
,
tibi
pncipimus
qd'
cognitionem
pnd'
Iustic'
nostris
apud
Westin̄
sub
sigillo
tuo
distincte
&
aꝑte
sine
dilatione
mittas
,
&
hoc
br̄e
,
vt
ijdem
Iustic'
vlterius
ad
finem
illum
leuand'
fieri
fac
'
quod
de
iure
,
&
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angliae
fuit
faciend'
,
●
.
&c.
In
like
maner
,
if
a
Iustice
hauing
taken
cognisance
of
a
fine
,
be
discharged
Iustice
discharged
.
of
his
office
,
before
he
haue
certified
the
same
,
he
may
not
certifie
it
without
a
like
writ
,
notwithstanding
that
he
be
restored
to
his
place
againe
,
8.
H.
4.
5.
1.
H.
7.
9.
And
thereupon
it
hath
bin
vsed
that
a
writ
hath
bin
directed
to
the
said
Iustices
to
receiue
the
same
cognisance
,
but
I
see
no
vse
thereof
at
this
day
,
F.
N.
147.
b
But
if
the
king
die
after
the
Cognisance
taken
,
and
before
the
certifiing
The
kings
death
.
thereof
,
the
Iustices
cannot
then
certifie
,
Nam
per
mortem
seu
dimissionem
regis
,
cessat
potestas
Iudicis
,
1.
H.
7.
9.
yet
learne
,
for
I
think
the
statute
of
1.
E.
6.
cap.
7.
doth
remedy
this
mischiefe
,
for
the
wordes
thereof
be
these
in
effect
,
viz.
By
the
death
and
demise
of
any
king
,
no
action
,
bil
,
or
plaint
,
that
shal
depend
betweene
partie
and
partie
in
any
Court
of
record
,
shal
be
discontinued
or
put
without
day
.
But
if
the
king
die
after
the
kings
siluer
is
entred
&
before
the
fine
be
ingrossed
,
the
writ
of
Couenant
may
be
resummoned
,
and
the
fine
engrossed
,
1.
H.
7.
9.
If
a
feme
sole
by
Dedimus
potestatem
,
knowledge
a
fine
,
and
before
Feme
.
the
returne
thereof
marry
,
this
fine
may
be
certified
&
engrossed
as
of
a
feme
sole
,
because
the
taking
of
her
husband
after
the
fine
knowledged
is
her
owne
voluntarie
act
,
and
such
fine
shall
barre
her
and
her
heires
for
euer
,
Dyer
fo.
246.
pl.
68.
Mich.
7.
&
8.
Eliz.
Euery
writ
of
Dedimus
potes●atem
,
to
spiritual
Commissioners
for
Signed
.
the
taking
of
the
cognisance
of
fines
,
ought
to
be
signed
by
the
L.
Chanceller
,
or
L.
Keeper
,
or
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
Common
place
,
or
the
Iustice
of
the
circuite
where
the
land
lieth
.
Of
th
inrolement
of
writs
of
Couenant
,
Dedimus
potestatem
and
knowledges
thereupon
,
which
is
termed
the
foote
of
the
fine
.
BEfore
th
ingrossing
of
the
fine
by
the
Cirographer
,
the
writ
of
Couenant
,
Sect
▪
157.
the
writ
of
Dedimus
potestatem
,
with
the
knowledges
and
notes
of
the
same
,
must
be
inrolled
in
a
roll
to
be
of
record
for
euer
,
to
remaine
Inrolment
.
in
the
safe
custody
of
the
chief
Clarke
of
the
Common
place
(
which
is
Custos
breuium
)
&
his
successors
,
who
must
haue
xxii
.
d
.
fee
for
entring
Custos
breui●
Fee
.
of
the
Concord
,
to
th
intent
that
if
the
notes
of
the
fines
in
the
custody
of
the
Cirographer
be
imbesilled
,
execution
may
be
had
vpon
the
said
roll
,
Imbeselling
.
Proclamations
.
The
foote
of
the
fine
.
5.
H.
4.
cap.
14.
Vpon
this
Roll
the
Proclamations
are
endorsed
and
these
notes
are
termed
the
foote
of
the
fine
.
Dyer
fol.
321.
plac'
19.
15.
Eliz.
Of
the
note
of
the
Fine
.
THe
note
of
the
fine
,
is
a
note
thereof
made
by
the
Cirographer
before
Sect
▪
158.
The
note
of
the
fine
.
it
be
ingrossed
,
which
beginneth
thus
:
Ebor'.
ss.
Inter
A.
B.
quer'
,
&
C.
D.
deforc'
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
duobus
cottagijs
,
centum
acr
terre
,
quadraginta
acr
prati
,
viginti
acr
pasture
,
vna
acr
bosci
,
octo
acr
Iampnor̄
&
bruere
,
&
vno
denario
reddit'
cum
ptin̄
in
A.
vnde
placit̄
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
&c.
scz
.
qd'
pnd'
C.
recogn'
tennta
&
redditus
pnd'
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
A.
&
concessit
pro
se
&
heredibus
suis
,
qd'
praed'
tennta
&
reddit'
cum
pertin'
,
que
pnd'
G.
&
I.
tenent
ad
terminum
vite
ipsius
I.
de
hereditate
pnd'
C.
die
quo
hec
concordia
factafuit
,
&
que
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
ad
pnd'
C.
&
heredes
suos
debuerunt
reuerti
,
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
integre
remaner̄
praed'
A.
&
heredibus
suis
,
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
,
per
seruitia
,
que
ad
praed'
tennta
&
reddit'
pertinent
,
imperpetuum
:
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
,
concessione
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
A.
dedit
pred'
B.
100.
marcas
sterl'
.
Vpon
which
note
,
before
the
ingrossing
of
the
fine
(
if
it
be
of
a
remainder
,
reuersion
,
rent
,
or
seigniory
)
writs
of
Quid
iuris
clamat
,
per
que
seruitia
,
or
,
quem
redditum
reddit
,
must
be
sued
as
the
case
requireth
,
Plo.
fol.
43.
b.
22.
H.
6.
13.
Quid
iuris
clamat
.
QVid
iuris
clamat
,
is
a
Iudicial
writ
,
and
issueth
out
of
the
Recorde
Sect
▪
159.
of
the
fine
,
remaining
in
the
keeping
of
the
Custos
breuium
of
the
common
place
,
Plo.
43.
b.
before
it
be
ingrossed
for
after
ingrossing
,
it
cannot
be
had
,
Plo.
fo.
431.
b.
22.
H.
6.
13.
fo.
Natu.
br.
147.
a
which
lieth
for
the
grauntee
of
a
Reuersion
or
Remainder
,
when
the
particuler
tenant
wil
not
atturne
,
to
enforce
him
to
atturne
,
22.
H.
6.
13.
Plo.
431.
b
And
it
is
made
in
this
forme
.
Rex
vicecomiti
salutem
.
Pr̄
tibi
quod
venire
facias
coram
Iustic'
nostris
Suummons
.
&c.
tali
die
,
G.
&
A.
vxorem
eius
,
ad
cognoscendum
quid
iuris
clamant
in
vno
messuagio
,
&
decem
bouatis
terre
,
cum
pertinen
in
B.
quae
tennta
cum
pertin'
M.
que
fuit
vxor
G.
in
curia
nostra
&c.
concessit
A.
de
B.
per
finem
ibi
inde
inter
eosfactum
.
Et
habeas
&c.
And
the
finall
cause
of
this
writ
of
Quid
iuris
clamat
is
,
that
the
grantee
,
or
cognisee
of
the
reuersion
or
remainder
,
may
by
that
attournement
of
the
particuler
tenant
,
be
enabled
(
if
cause
be
giuen
)
to
bring
an
action
of
wast
,
or
,
to
auow
for
rent
reserued
,
or
seruices
behinde
,
which
he
cannot
doe
without
attournement
,
Plo.
fo.
431.
b.
22.
H.
6.
13.
Tenant
〈◊〉
shall
atturne
,
though
the
writ
suppose
her
to
be
tenant
Tenant
●n
dower
.
for
life
,
because
she
claim●th
no
greater
estate
then
franktenement
,
Hill
31.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clamat
3.
yet
it
seemeth
she
thereby
looseth
her
warranty
,
and
aduantage
to
be
newly
endowed
,
if
she
be
euicted
,
10.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clamat
&c.
41.
If
a
gift
be
for
life
,
the
remainder
for
life
,
the
writ
must
mention
the
Briefe
.
remainder
,
Hill'
3.
E.
3.
15.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Fines
9.
It
is
meete
therfore
to
learne
who
are
compellable
hereby
to
atturne
,
and
who
not
,
and
by
whom
.
What
persons
may
obtaine
attournement
by
Quid
iuris
clamat
,
and
what
not
.
THe
grantee
of
a
reuersion
void
of
impediments
,
34.
H.
6.
b.
Fit
.
na
.
Sect
▪
160.
Grauntee
de
reuersion
.
Infant
.
br.
fo.
168.
b.
Fitz.
nat.
br.
147.
a
But
an
Infant
cannot
,
because
,
if
a
lease
for
life
without
impeachment
of
wast
be
pleaded
in
barre
,
he
cannot
co●fesse
it
,
43.
E.
3.
5.
contra
23.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
&c.
42.
If
the
cognisor
haue
nothing
in
the
reuersion
,
the
tenant
shall
not
atturne
,
Nothing
in
the
reuersion
.
Lib.
Int̄
fo.
536.
A
feme
Couert
without
her
husband
,
albeit
the
fine
was
leuied
when
Feme
couert
.
she
was
sole
,
11.
H.
4.
7.
If
there
be
diuers
pleas
,
and
one
die
hanging
the
plea
,
yet
shall
the
tenant
Diuers
.
atturne
to
the
rest
,
48.
E.
3.
32.
Or
if
diuers
sue
the
writ
,
and
one
be
nonsuit
,
yet
attournement
shall
Diuers
.
be
vnto
the
other
without
summons
and
seuering
of
the
other
,
46.
Ed.
3.
32.
Abbotauera
attournement
dun
ten'
pur
vie
sans
mr̄e
licence
&
nest
Abbot
.
forfaiture
,
17.
E.
3.
7.
If
cognisee
disseise
the
tenant
of
part
,
he
shall
haue
no
atturnement
,
Disseisor
.
19.
E.
2.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
&c.
46.
What
persons
be
compellable
to
atturne
by
Quid
iuris
clamat
,
and
what
not
.
THe
writ
of
Quid
iuris
clamat
,
lyeth
against
the
particuler
tenant
of
Sect
▪
161.
T.
for
life
.
the
land
for
life
,
34.
H.
6.
b.
Na.
br.
fol.
168.
b.
Fitz.
nat.
fo.
347.
a
49.
h.
though
he
be
but
tenant
for
life
of
land
holden
in
Capite
or
a
feme
couert
,
Feme
couert
.
45.
E.
3.
11.
And
a
tenant
for
yeres
shall
atturne
,
3.
H.
4.
3.
T.
for
yeres
.
T.
in
taile
.
T.
in
taile
after
pos●
.
But
tenant
in
taile
is
not
compellable
because
of
the
estate
of
inheritance
which
is
in
him
,
38.
E.
3.
20.
Nor
tenant
in
taile
after
possibility
of
issue
extinct
for
the
inheritance
which
was
once
in
him
,
43.
Ed.
3.
1.
46.
E.
3.
13.
&
27.
A
particuler
tenant
of
lands
holden
in
Capite
,
is
not
●●pellable
to
T.
for
life
of
lands
in
capite
atturne
without
sight
of
a
licence
of
alienation
,
least
his
lands
should
be
be
subiect
to
a
fine
for
the
alienation
,
without
licence
,
45.
E.
3.
6.
If
A.
and
B.
haue
an
estate
for
ten
yeeres
,
as
executors
,
and
B.
haue
Executors
.
fiue
yeres
in
reuersion
in
his
owne
right
,
he
must
atturne
,
because
he
is
possessed
of
the
whole
terme
,
&
the
atturnement
of
one
executor
of
a
terme
is
good
enough
,
32.
E.
3.
●itz
Quid
iuris
clam'
5.
per
Stanhoppe
.
But
if
A.
lease
to
B.
and
C.
for
vi
.
yeres
,
and
after
confirme
the
estate
T.
pur
vi●
ou●
A.
pur
ans
.
of
B.
for
life
,
the
note
of
the
fine
shal
make
mention
of
B.
onely
,
per
Seton
,
32.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
clam'
5.
If
tenant
in
dower
,
or
,
by
curtesie
,
grant
their
estate
,
yet
the
Quid
iur̄
T.
Dower
.
T.
Curtesi●
.
clam'
lyeth
against
them
,
for
none
but
they
can
be
tenant
in
dower
,
or
by
the
curtesie
,
18.
E.
3.
5.
If
a
lease
for
yeres
with
liuery
,
be
vpon
condition
,
that
if
the
lessee
T.
for
yeeres
vpon
condition
pay
x.
li.
such
a
day
,
or
the
lessor
die
within
the
terme
&c.
he
shall
haue
fee
:
If
before
the
day
the
lessor
alien
by
fine
,
this
tenant
shall
attourne
(
Saluis
aduantagijs
.
)
And
yet
if
he
pay
the
x.
li.
at
the
day
,
or
,
the
leassor
die
during
the
terme
,
the
lessee
shall
haue
fee
,
6.
R.
2.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clamat
20.
If
a
Quid
iuris
clamat
be
against
two
,
as
tenants
in
comen
,
he
which
Vers
T.
in
commen
.
appeareth
must
atturne
,
if
he
plede
not
that
they
are
ioint
tenants
,
16.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
clam'
21.
If
a
particuler
tenant
graunt
ouer
his
estate
after
the
note
leuied
,
yet
After
assignement
.
must
he
atturne
,
17.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
clamat
11.
If
the
tenant
attorne
once
vpon
the
grant
of
the
cognisor
,
he
shall
attorne
Once
attorne
.
no
more
,
4.
E.
2.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
clamat
45.
If
a
ioint
tenant
,
or
,
tenant
in
commen
,
of
a
reuersion
,
graunt
his
part
Ioint
tenant
.
Tenant
in
commen
.
by
fine
,
the
particuler
tenant
shall
not
be
compelled
to
attorne
.
5.
Ed.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clam'
40.
Vpon
a
lease
for
life
vpon
condition
,
that
if
the
lessee
die
,
within
20.
Tenant
for
life
vpon
condition
yeres
,
that
his
executors
,
administrators
,
or
assignes
,
shall
hold
vnto
the
end
of
20.
yeres
,
the
lessee
shall
attorne
as
tenant
for
life
,
with
protestation
to
saue
his
interest
.
16.
E.
3.
20.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
clam'
22.
31.
If
the
reuersion
of
2.
ioint
tenants
for
life
be
graunted
by
fine
,
supposing
Ioint
tenant
of
a
reuersion
.
th
one
to
be
sole
tenant
,
the
tenant
is
not
compellable
to
attorne
,
32.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clam'
5.
per
Seton
.
But
tenant
by
Statute
or
Elegit
seemeth
not
compellable
to
attorne
,
T.
by
Elegit
.
because
the
cognisor
cannot
compell
him
to
accompt
,
and
he
may
holde
the
lands
after
his
summe
satisfied
,
vntil
he
haue
leuied
his
damages
,
6.
E.
3.
53.
Fitz.
Fines
99.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
clam'
47.
Nor
a
tenant
for
life
,
where
the
husband
sole
is
cognisor
of
his
wifes
Baron
sole
cognisor
.
land
:
for
if
he
do
at
torne
,
the
wife
suruyuing
her
husband
may
enter
for
forfaiture
,
27.
E.
3.
And
a
Clark
,
which
hath
no
lay
fee
,
is
not
compellable
to
attorne
,
38.
A
Clark
E.
3.
28.
Nor
a
tenant
for
life
in
reuersion
or
remainder
,
34.
H.
6.
b.
Reuersion
.
Nor
tenant
in
frankmariage
,
Lib.
intr̄
,
Quid
iuris
clamat
11.
Frankmariage
Infant
.
Ideot
.
Nor
an
Infant
,
43.
E.
3.
1.
Nor
a
Lunatique
,
madman
,
or
Ideot
,
as
it
seemeth
,
because
of
their
disabilities
.
But
attournement
made
by
such
persons
,
as
are
able
,
but
not
compellable
to
attourne
,
is
good
,
12.
E.
4.
Natu.
br.
fo.
170.
b.
And
an
attornement
may
be
with
an
exception
,
if
the
tenant
haue
a
With
exception
.
lease
for
life
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
as
he
may
atturne
sauing
his
aduantage
,
&
it
shal
be
so
entred
,
45.
E.
3.
11.
24.
E.
3.
If
the
tenant
haue
couenants
to
repaire
&c.
48.
E.
3.
32.
Or
haue
an
Annuitie
Couenants
.
out
of
the
land
,
48.
E.
3.
32.
Or
couenant
of
warrantie
or
acquitaile
,
Annuitie
.
Warrantie
.
Acquitall
.
Graunt
.
41.
E.
3.
48.
Or
to
felle
trees
,
he
may
atturne
,
sauing
these
aduantages
.
If
A.
seised
of
lands
in
fee
,
thereof
infeoffe
B.
to
thuse
of
the
said
A.
for
life
,
and
after
to
thuse
of
his
executors
&
assignes
for
xx
.
yeres
after
Rem̄
in
fee
.
his
death
.
And
then
to
thuse
of
C.
in
fee
,
Quere
if
A.
shal
be
compelled
to
atturne
in
Quid
iur̄
clamat
,
supposing
him
tenant
for
life
onely
,
&
not
mencioning
the
terme
,
without
sauing
of
his
terme
by
protestation
,
Dye●
fol.
309.
pl.
77.
14.
Eliz.
No
view
lieth
in
Quid
iur●s
clamat
,
15.
E.
4.
28.
What
plees
will
barre
the
plaintife
of
atturnement
.
IF
the
tenant
plede
that
he
is
seised
in
fee
the
day
of
the
note
leuied
without
Sect'
162.
Seisin
in
fee
.
that
,
that
he
was
then
seised
for
life
without
shewing
how
he
is
so
seised
,
15.
E.
4.
28
▪
1.
H.
7.
27.
Or
if
the
tenant
for
life
plede
,
that
before
the
fine
,
an
estraunger
was
The
conusor
had
nothing
.
seised
in
fee
,
and
released
vnto
him
in
fee
.
Without
that
,
that
the
recognisor
had
any
thing
in
the
lands
,
the
day
of
the
note
leuied
,
3.
H.
4.
3.
If
a
perticuler
tenant
plede
,
he
holdeth
not
of
the
cognisor
the
day
of
Nonten●re
.
the
note
leuied
,
he
must
shew
what
estate
he
claimeth
,
and
from
whom
,
3.
E.
3.
6.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clamat
6.
14.
E.
3.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
9.
But
if
he
claime
fee
,
he
shal
not
shew
howe
,
14.
E.
3.
3.
Fitz.
Fines
7.
Seisin
in
fee
.
but
trauerse
that
he
holdeth
for
life
,
1.
H.
7.
27.
Leassee
for
viii
.
yeres
vpon
condition
,
that
if
the
lessor
alien
within
the
Sesi
.
de
tali
●atu
qual
▪
&c.
terme
,
he
shall
haue
fee
,
cannot
alleage
that
,
and
say
that
he
claimeth
estate
according
to
the
tenour
of
his
deede
,
but
must
pleade
his
estate
certainly
,
2.
E.
2.
Fitz.
Quid
iuris
clamat
38.
If
the
tenant
confesse
for
part
,
and
plede
a
plee
which
may
forfait
his
For
parcell
.
estate
therein
,
he
must
attorne
by
and
by
,
11.
H.
4.
57.
Contra
22.
3.
18.
Fitz.
Fines
33.
Release
of
the
cognisor
before
the
cognisans
,
to
the
heire
,
or
his
auncestors
Releas
.
in
fee
,
is
a
good
barre
,
44.
E.
3.
34.
If
leassee
pur
ans
claime
pur
vie
,
&
faile
de
ceo
,
il
forfeit
son
terme
,
Forfeitur●
p●●●
pur
●ns
.
6.
R.
2.
Fitz.
Quid
iur̄
20.
Plesingtons
case
.
What
Processe
lie
in
a
Quid
iuris
clamat
.
THe
Processe
,
in
a
Quid
iur̄
clamat
,
is
summons
&
distres
infinite
,
Sect.
163.
Processe
.
Correction
.
Natur.
br.
169.
a.
but
if
the
tenant
appeare
,
&
plead
no
good
barre
,
&
yet
will
not
atturne
,
he
shall
be
imprisoned
.
37.
H.
6.
14.
But
if
the
tenant
disclaime
,
and
it
be
found
against
him
,
he
shall
atturne
,
Disclaimer
.
4.
E.
3.
27.
But
if
the
tenant
for
life
,
yeares
,
in
dower
,
by
curtesie
,
or
extent
,
by
plea
clayme
fee
,
or
fee
ta●e
,
and
it
be
found
otherwise
,
he
doth
forfeit
his
estate
,
15.
E.
4.
28.
nat̄
br̄
fol.
168.
b.
And
the
tenant
may
atturne
by
dedimus
potestatem
,
the
forme
whereof
Att.
by
D●
▪
Po.
ensueth
,
Regist.
167.
b.
Regina
dilecto
&
fideli
suo
I.
M.
militi
&c.
Cum
breue
nostrum
de
conuentione
pendeat
,
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
iusticiarijs
nostris
de
banco
,
inter
R.
&
P.
de
centum
acris
&c.
quas
I.
tenet
ad
vitam
suam
de
praefato
P.
ad
finem
inde
inter
praefatos
R.
&
P.
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angliae
,
leuand'
,
per
quod
vicecomiti
nostro
Norff.
per
breue
nostrum
mandauimus
,
quod
venire
faciat
coram
praefatis
iusticiarijs
nostris
,
praedictam
I.
ad
diem
in
breui
illo
contentum
,
ad
cognoscendum
quid
iuris
clamat
h●bere
in
terra
praedicta
,
ac
praefata
I.
adeo
impotens
sui
existat
,
quod
vsque
bancum
praedict'
,
ad
diem
sibi
datum
,
absque
maximo
corporis
sui
periculo
laborare
●on
sufficit
,
ad
cognoscend'
quid
iuris
clamat
habere
in
terra
praedicta
:
no●
statui
ipsius
I.
compatientes
in
hac
parte
,
dedimus
vobis
potestatem
recipiendi
cognitionem
,
&
testificandi
atturnamentum
,
quae
praefata
I.
coram
vobis
facere
voluerit
in
hac
parte
:
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
ad
praefatam
I.
personaliter
accedentes
,
cognitionem
quam
coram
vobis
in
hac
parte
facere
voluerit
,
recipiatis
:
Et
cum
eam
receperitis
,
&
ipsa
coram
vobis
,
prout
moris
est
,
se
atturnauerit
,
praedictos
socios
vestros
de
cognitione
praedicta
distincte
&
aper●e
certificetis
,
praedictum
atturnamentum
testificantes
,
vt
finis
ille
,
inter
partes
praedict'
,
de
terra
praedicta
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
praedictis
,
in
banco
praedicto
leuari
possit
,
secundum
legem
&
consuerudinem
supradictas
,
Et
habeatis
&c.
By
default
after
appearance
,
distring'
ad
atturnand
'
shall
be
awarded
,
Default
.
2.
E.
3.
9.
Nonsuit
in
Quid
iur̄
clam'
,
is
not
peremptory
,
18.
E.
3.
Fitz.
quid
Nonsuite
.
iur̄
,
27.
24.
E.
3.
Fitz.
quod
&c.
39.
The
writ
of
Summons
in
Quid
iuris
clamat
,
is
after
this
maner
.
ELizab.
Dei
gratia
&c.
vic'
Ebor'
salutem
:
Pr̄
tibi
,
quod
venire
fac
'
Sect.
164.
Summons
.
coram
Iustic'
nostris
de
banc.
a
die
Pasch.
in
xv
.
dies
,
A.
B.
ad
cognoscend
'
quid
iur̄
clam'
in
vno
messuagio
,
&
decem
acr
terr'
,
cum
pertinent
in
B.
quae
M.
N.
in
cur'
nostra
&c
▪
concessit
C.
D.
per
finem
ibi
inde
inter
eos
factum
,
&
habeas
ibi
&c.
T.
&c.
Vpon
which
writ
none
Essoine
lieth
,
9.
H.
6.
22.
33.
H.
6.
5.
Essoine
.
At
the
returne
of
which
writ
,
the
sheriffe
doth
returne
him
summoned
,
thus
endorced
vpon
the
backe
of
the
writ
,
-
Pleg
.
infra
nominat̄
A.
B.
-
-
I.
M.
-
R.
L.
-
E.
R.
vic'
.
And
if
the
pl
appeare
,
and
the
tenant
make
default
,
the
entree
is
Default
,
thus
:
Pr̄
fuit
vic'
Eb.
quod
venire
fac'
hic
a
die
Pasch.
in
xv
.
dies
,
A.
B.
ad
cogn̄
quid
iur̄
clam'
in
vno
mesuagio
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
B.
quae
M.
N.
in
cur'
Reg.
hic
concessit
C.
D.
per
finem
hic
inde
inter
eos
factum
:
Et
modo
ad
hanc
diem
ven'
praedict'
C.
per
H.
I.
att̄
suum
,
&
praed'
A.
B.
non
ven'
,
&
manucapt̄
fuit
per
I.
M.
&
K.
L.
Ideo
ipse
in
mīa
&c.
Et
pr̄
est
quod
distr̄
eum
per
omnes
terr'
&
catalla
Distr̄
.
sua
&c.
Et
qd'
de
exitibus
&c.
Et
quod
habeat
corpus
eius
hic
a
die
s
.
trin̄
in
3.
sept̄
,
ad
cogn̄
in
form̄
praed'
&c.
Et
idem
dies
datur
praed'
C.
hic
&c.
At
the
returne
hereof
none
Essoine
lieth
because
it
is
Iudicial
.
Essoine
.
9.
H.
6.
22.
33.
H.
6.
5.
The
distresse
in
Quid
iuris
clamat
.
Elizabeth
Dei
gratia
&c.
vic'
Ebor'
salutem
:
Pr̄
tibi
,
quod
distr̄
A.
B.
per
omnes
terr'
&
catalla
sua
in
balliua
tua
,
Ita
quod
nec
ipse
,
nec
aliquis
per
ipsum
,
●is
manum
apponat
,
donec
aliud
a
nobis
inde
habueris
praeceptum
,
&
quod
de
exitibus
eorundem
nobis
respondeas
,
ita
quod
habeas
corpus
eius
coram
Iustic'
nostris
apud
West'
,
a
die
sancte
trinit̄
in
tres
sept̄
,
ad
cognoscend'
Quid
iuris
clamat
in
vno
mesuagio
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
B.
quae
M.
N.
in
cur'
nostra
coram
Iustic'
nostris
apud
W.
concessit
C.
D.
ꝑ
fine●
inde
ibid'
inter
●os
factum
,
&
ad
audiend'
inde
iudicium
suum
pro
pluribus
defaltis
,
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
If
at
the
day
of
the
returne
hereof
the
parties
appeare
,
the
entree
is
thus
.
Alias
,
prout
patet
termino
S.
Trinitatis
vltimo
praeterito
,
Rot̄
60.
contin●tur
sic
.
ss.
Pr̄
fuit
vic'
E.
quod
distr̄
A.
B.
per
omnes
&c.
vt
supra
in
breui
inde
,
vntill
(
&
ad
audiendum
&c.
)
And
then
,
Et
modo
hic
ad
h●nc
diem
ven'
tam
praed'
C.
D.
ꝑ
atturn̄
suum
praed'
,
quam
praed'
A.
B.
in
propria
persona
sua
,
&
super
hoc
idem
E.
B.
petit
andit̄
breuis
praed'
,
&
ei
legitur
,
petit
●tiam
audicum
note
vnde
breue
praed'
emanauit
,
&
ei
legitur
in
haec
verba
▪
E.
ss.
inter
C.
D.
quaerent̄
&c.
as
the
note
is
:
And
then
if
the
tenant
will
atturne
generally
,
the
entree
further
is
:
Quia
Atturnement
generall
.
audita
&
intellecta
,
idem
A.
B.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
clamat
tenere
praedict
'
messuagium
&c.
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
,
prout
per
notam
praedictam
supponitur
,
quodque
ipse
paratus
est
se
praefat'
C.
D.
inde
atturnare
,
&
se
ei
in
curia
hic
inde
attornauit
,
&
cogn̄
&c.
Et
fecit
fidelitatem
,
ideo
finis
inde
ingrossetur
.
Or
if
atturnement
be
made
out
of
the
Court
,
the
cognizee
may
informe
the
Court
thereof
,
and
at
his
sute
then
this
entre
shal
be
.
videlicet
.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
ven'
praedictus
C.
D.
in
proptia
persona
sua
,
&
dicit
quod
praedictus
A.
B.
atturnauit
ei
inde
in
propria
persona
,
&
petit
quod
finis
inde
suo
periculo
ingros●et●r
,
ideo
finis
inde
periculosuo
ingrossetur
&c.
But
if
the
Cognizee
appeare
,
and
will
atturne
specially
,
it
may
be
Atturnem●n●
speciall
.
done
in
this
maner
.
viz.
Praec'
fuit
&c.
vt
supra
.
Reciting
the
processe
,
and
the
tenant
demaunding
and
hauing
oyer
,
of
the
writ
,
and
note
of
the
fine
,
he
may
plead
thus
,
viz.
Et
super
hoc
,
idem
A.
dicit
,
qd'
ipse
tenet
tennta
predict'
cum
pertinentijs
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
,
ex
dimissione
M.
N.
per
quandam
chartam
suam
indentat̄
,
Cuius
alteram
partem
sigillis
p̄di●t̄
M.
N.
signat̄
,
idem
A.
hic
in
Curia
,
ꝓfert
,
cuius
tenor
sequitur
in
haec
verba
.
This
indenture
made
&c.
rehearsing
the
whole
Indenture
,
&
saluis
sibi
omnibus
aduantagijs
&
condicionibus
script'
pred'
dic'
,
qd'
ipse
paratus
est
prefat'
C.
D.
de
tentis
predictis
,
virtute
notae
predict'
attornare
.
Et
predict'
C.
D.
non
cogn̄
script'
praedict'
dic'
,
qd'
ex
quo
idem
A.
B.
tenet
tennta
pndict̄
cum
pertinentijs
,
ex
dimissione
pndict̄
M.
N.
secundum
vim
&
effectum
note
praedicte
,
petit
quod
idem
A.
B.
se
inde
ei
atturnet
&c.
Et
predictus
A.
B.
dic'
quod
,
saluis
sibi
omnibus
aduantagijs
&
beneficio
scripti
predicti
,
paratus
est
se
inde
eidem
C.
D.
de
tenementis
praedictis
atturnare
&c.
Et
postmodo
idem
A.
B.
saluis
sibi
aduantagijs
scripti
praedicti
,
se
praefat'
C.
D.
hic
in
cur'
atturn̄
,
&
cogn̄
&c.
Et
fecit
ei
fidelitatem
&c.
Ideo
finis
inde
ingross
.
&c.
But
if
the
tenant
will
plead
in
barre
,
he
may
doe
it
thus
,
if
he
be
tenant
Barre
.
in
franke-mariage
:
Pr̄
fuit
&c.
vt
supra
.
Et
praedictus
A.
C.
dicit
,
quod
quidam
P.
N.
paterpred
'
M.
N.
cuius
Done
in
frankmariage
.
heres
ipse
est
&c.
per
cartam
suam
dedit
tent'
praedicta
cum
pertinent
eidem
A.
B.
in
libero
maritagio
,
cum
E.
filia
sua
,
saluand'
sibi
reuersionem
&c.
qui
quidem
E.
obijt
sine
exit̄
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
Et
sic
dicit
quod
ipse
tenet
tenementa
praedicta
per
formam
carte
predict'
,
Et
quod
reuerc'
inde
post
mortem
suam
spectat
ad
predict'
R.
M.
&
petit
iudiciu●
si
ipse
detali
statu
suo
se
alicui
inde
atturnare
debet
&c.
&
profert
hic
in
curiam
cartam
praedict'
,
quod
donum
praedict'
in
forma
praed'
testatur
&c.
Et
praedict'
C.
D.
dicit
,
quod
die
,
quo
nota
finis
praed'
leuauit
,
scilicet
9.
die
&c.
praedict'
A.
tenet
praedict'
tennta
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
,
prout
per
notam
praedict'
supponitur
,
absque
hoc
quod
ipse
tunc
tenui●
tenementa
praedicta
in
liberum
maritagium
,
prout
ipse
superius
allegauit
,
Et
hoc
petit
quod
&c.
Ideo
xij
▪
&c.
Or
thus
if
the
tenant
clayme
fee
,
or
be
not
tenant
.
Quibus
lectis
,
idem
A.
B.
dic'
,
quod
ipse
,
virtute
note
praed'
,
se
praefat'
C.
D.
atturnare
non
debet
,
quia
quoad
vnum
mess
.
&c.
quae
sunt
in
praedict'
villa
de
S.
de
tentis
praed'
in
nota
praedict'
contentis
,
idem
A.
B.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
,
tempore
leua
cionis
note
illius
,
fuit
seisitus
de
predicto
messuagio
&c.
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
ex
dono
&
feoffamento
cuiusdam
L.
T.
sib●
inde
facto
:
Absque
hoc
,
qd'
ipse
tempore
leuationis
notae
illius
,
tenuit
medietatem
illam
ad
terminum
vitae
tantum
,
prout
per
notam
illam
supponitur
.
Et
hoc
&c.
vnde
petijt
iudicium
,
si
ipse
,
virtute
notae
predict'
,
se
praefat'
C.
D.
de
praedictis
messuagijs
&c.
atturnare
debet
&c.
Et
quo
ad
tennta
predicta
,
residua
tenementor̄
in
nota
predict'
contentor̄
,
idem
A.
B.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
,
nec
tempore
leuationis
notae
pndict̄
,
nec
vnquam
postea
tenuit
eadem
tenementa
,
imo
quod
,
W.
A.
qui
adhuc
in
vita
existit
,
adtunc
fuit
inde
tenens
,
vt
de
libero
tento
suo
,
&
adhuc
existit
.
Et
hoc
&c.
vnde
&c.
vt
supra
.
Et
praedictus
C.
D.
dicit
,
qd'
ipse
ab
attorn̄
praedict'
A.
B.
virtute
notae
praedictae
,
habend'
praecludi
non
debet
,
quia
quo
ad
pndict̄
messuag'
in
L.
praedict
,
idem
C.
D.
dicit
,
quod
praedictus
A.
B.
tempore
leuationis
notae
illius
,
tenuit
messuag'
illud
cum
pertinentijs
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
tantum
,
prout
per
notà
illam
supponitur
.
Et
hoc
petit
qd'
&c.
Et
praedict'
A.
B.
similiter
:
Et
quoad
tenementa
praedict'
residua
dicit
,
qd'
tempore
leuationis
notae
praedictus
A.
B.
fuit
tenens
eorundem
ad
terminum
vitae
,
fuae
,
prout
per
notam
illam
supponitur
,
Et
hoc
paratus
&c.
vnde
petit
iudicium
,
&
pđ
praedict'
A.
B.
fe
inde
atturnet
.
Et
praedictus
A.
B.
dicit
,
qd'
ipse
,
tempore
leuationis
notae
praedict'
,
non
fuit
tenens
praedictor̄
residuorum
tenementorum
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
,
prout
&c.
Et
de
hoc
&c.
Ideo
xij
.
&c.
Or
thus
where
the
Cognizor
hath
nothing
in
the
Reuersion
.
Pr̄
fuit
Vic'
E.
&c.
vt
supra
.
Omnibus
lectis
&
auditis
,
idem
A.
B.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
virtute
notae
praedict'
,
se
praefat'
C.
D.
atturnare
non
debet
,
quia
dicit
,
quod
pndict̄
M.
N.
qui
recognouit
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
ipsius
C.
D.
&c.
nihil
habuit
in
Reuersione
corundem
tenntor̄
cum
pertinentijs
,
tempore
leuationis
notae
praedict'
,
Et
hoc
paratus
est
verificare
,
vnde
petit
&c.
vt
supra
.
Et
praedictus
C.
D.
dicit
,
quod
praedict'
A.
B.
tempore
leuationis
notae
praedictae
,
scz
.
in
octabis
sancti
Hillar̄
&c.
tenuit
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
,
Reuersione
inde
post
eius
mortem
praefat'
M.
N.
qui
recogn'
&c.
&
haered'
suis
spectant
,
prout
per
notam
predict'
supponitur
,
Et
ho●
petit
qd'
inquiratur
per
patriam
Et
praedictus
A.
B.
similiter
.
Ideo
xij
.
&c.
But
if
the
tenant
claime
an
estate
Taile
by
deuise
,
thus
:
Omnibus
lectis
&
auditis
&c.
idem
A.
B.
dicit
qđ
ipse
,
virtute
notae
Deuise
i●
tayle
.
illius
,
se
praefat'
C.
D.
de
tentis
praedict'
atturnare
non
debet
,
quia
dicit
,
quod
antequam
praedict'
M.
N.
aliquid
habuit
in
tentis
praedictis
cum
pertinentijs
,
quidam
I.
E.
fuit
seisitus
de
tentis
praedict'
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
quodque
eadem
tennta
cum
pertinent
tenètur
,
&
tempore
leuationis
notae
praedictae
tenebantur
de
W.
S.
in
socagio
per
fidelitatem
e●
&c.
idemque
I.
sic
inde
seisitus
existens
,
primo
die
Maij
vltim̄
praeterito
condidit
testam̄
&
vltimam
voluntatem
suam
in
scriptis
,
&
per
eandem
legauit
praefat'
A.
B.
tennta
praedict'
per
nomina
&c.
habend'
sibi
&
haered
▪
de
corpore
suo
legitime
procreat'
:
Et
postea
ibm'
obijt
,
post
cuius
mortem
praedict'
A.
B.
in
tennta
praedict'
cum
pertin'
intrauit
,
&
fuit
inde
seisitus
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
talliato
,
viz.
sibi
&
haered'
per
formam
statuti
&
vltim̄
voluntatis
praedict'
.
Et
hoc
&c.
vnde
&c.
Et
praedictus
C.
D.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
,
per
alique
praeallegata
ab
atturnamento
praedict'
A.
B.
virtute
notae
praedictae
,
praecludi
non
debet
,
quia
dicit
quod
bene
&
verum
est
,
quod
praedict'
I.
E.
fuit
seisitus
vt
sup●a
,
prout
in
breui
praedicto
superius
allegatur
:
Sed
idem
C.
D.
dicit
quod
idem
I.
E.
per
idem
testamentum
&
vltimam
voluntatem
suam
,
inter
alia
legauit
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
&c.
per
nomina
praedict'
,
praefat'
A.
B.
pro
termino
vitae
suae
,
Et
postea
idem
I.
E.
obijt
,
post
cuius
quidem
I.
E.
mortem
,
idem
A.
B.
in
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
intrauit
,
&
fuit
inde
seisitus
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
libero
tenemento
per
formam
testamenti
&
vltimae
voluntatis
praedict'
,
Absque
hoc
,
qd'
idem
I.
E.
per
testament̄
&
vltimam
voluntatem
suam
praedict'
,
legauit
praefato
A.
B.
&c.
vt
supra
,
prout
praedict'
A.
B.
superius
allegauit
.
Et
hoc
&c.
vnde
&c.
praedict'
A.
B.
vt
prius
dicit
&c.
(
vt
supra
in
breui
)
prout
ipse
superius
allegauit
.
Et
de
hoc
&c.
The
tenant
may
atturne
for
parcell
excepting
the
rest
and
plead
thereunto
.
Et
modo
ad
hunc
diem
hic
in
curia
venit
tam
praedictus
E.
I.
per
W.
Atturnement
for
part
,
and
plea
to
the
rest
.
W.
Atturnatum
suum
,
quam
praedict'
I.
E.
in
propria
persona
sua
,
&
super
hoc
praedict'
E.
I.
ꝑ
atturnatum
suum
praedict'
petijt
,
qđ
praed'
I.
E.
ei
indeatturnet
&c.
Et
praedict'
I.
E.
petit
auditum
breuis
predict'
,
&
ei
legitur
&c.
Petit
etiam
auditum
notae
finis
,
vnde
br̄e
predict'
e
manauit
,
&
e●legitur
in
haec
verba
:
Inter
R.
quaerentem
,
&
P.
deforciant̄
&c.
rehearsing
the
whole
note
.
Quibus
lectis
&
auditis
,
idem
I.
E.
quo
ad
tennta
praedicta
,
exceptis
decem
acris
in
D.
inde
parcell'
,
dicit
qd'
ipse
paratus
est
prefato
R.
inde
atturnare
,
Et
se
ei
in
curia
hic
atturn̄
de
tentis
praedictis
,
exceptis
praedict'
decem
acris
terrae
,
Et
cogn̄
&c.
&
fecit
fidelitatem
&c.
Et
quo
ad
praedict'
decem
acras
terrae
in
D.
idem
I.
E.
dicit
,
qd'
ipse
tempore
leuationis
notae
praedic●
,
fuit
seisitus
de
eisdem
x.
acris
terrae
cum
pertin'
,
in
dominico
suo
vt
defeodo
,
absque
hoc
qd'
ipse
,
pnd'
tempore
leuationis
notae
pnd'
,
easdem
x.
acras
terrae
cum
pertin'
tenuit
ꝓ
terminovitae
tantum
,
ꝓut
&c.
Ideo
finis
inde
ingrossetur
,
Dyer
so
.
212.
p.
35.
4.
Eliz.
And
when
the
tenant
doth
atturne
,
the
note
of
the
fine
is
to
be
deliuered
to
the
Chirographer
:
And
then
must
be
written
vpon
the
backe
side
of
the
same
note
ouerthwart
,
these
words
.
Infranoīat̄
A.
B.
attornauit
se
infrascript̄
C.
D.
virtute
huius
notae
,
ꝓut
patet
Trin̄
39.
Eliz.
Rot̄
9.
Atturney
in
Quid
iuris
clamat
.
VPon
such
a
plea
pleaded
,
that
the
tenant
may
forfeit
his
estate
,
he
Sect.
165.
may
make
an
Atturney
,
21.
E.
3.
48.
Or
if
the
tenant
suggest
in
Chancery
that
he
will
plead
so
as
he
forfeit
his
estate
,
he
may
make
Atturney
by
Ded.
pot
.
in
forme
folowing
.
Elizab.
dei
gratia
&c.
dilecto
&
fideli
suo
Fr.
B.
&c.
cum
br̄e
nostrum
de
conuencione
pendeat
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vr̄is
Iusticiarijs
nostris
de
Banco
,
inter
R.
&
P.
de
centum
acris
&c.
quas
I.
tenet
ad
vitam
suam
de
praefato
P.
ad
finem
inde
inter
p̄fatos
R.
&
P.
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regn●●r̄i
Angl'
,
leuand'
,
per
qd'
,
vic'
nostro
Ebor'
per
breue
nostrum
mandauimus
,
qd'
venire
fac'
coram
prefatis
Iusticiarijs
nostris
,
praed'
I.
ad
diem
in
breu●illo
contentum
,
ad
cognoscend'
quid
iuris
clamat
habere
in
t̄ra
praed'
,
Et
ex
parte
dicti
I.
datum
est
nobis
intelligi
,
qd'
ipsa
sup
finem
praed'
atturnare
non
debet
,
co
qd'
,
ante
leuacionē
note
finis
praed'
,
quidam
S.
existent
seisitus
de
t̄ra
illa
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feod'
,
illam
dedit
prefat'
I.
&
haered'
de
corpore
suo
,
Et
ipse
ad
diem
sibi
datum
in
banco
pnd'
materiam
illam
ad
br̄e
praed'
placitabit
,
Et
tamen
adeo
impotens
est
&
senio
confectus
,
quod
vsque
bancum
praed'
ad
diem
sibi
datum
,
absque
maximo
corporis
fui
periculo
,
laborare
non
sufficit
ad
placitand'
placitum
illud
,
nos
statui
eiusdem
I.
compatientes
in
hac
parte
,
dedimus
vobis
potestatem
recipiend'
atturnat̄
,
quem
coram
vobis
in
loco
suo
atturnare
voluerit
in
hac
parte
,
ad
lucrandum
vel
perdendum
,
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
ad
prefat'
I
,
personaliter
accedent̄
,
atturnat̄
,
quem
loco
suo
atturnare
voluerit
in
hac
parte
,
recipiatis
,
&
de
nomine
eiusdem
atturnati
,
nobis
in
cancellaria
nostra
,
sub
sigillo
vestro
,
distincte
&
aperte
constare
faciatis
,
remittentes
nobis
hoc
breue
,
Teste
meipsa
&c.
The
returne
of
the
same
.
I.
point
loco
suo
A.
B.
atturnatum
suum
,
versus
R.
in
placito
in
q●id
iuris
clamat
,
ad
lucrandum
vel
perdendum
.
An
atturnement
by
Dedimus
potestatem
.
And
as
the
tenant
may
make
an
atturney
by
Dedimus
potestatem
,
●o
he
may
atturne
,
The
forme
whereof
followeth
,
Regina
,
dilecto
&
fideli
suo
I.
de
M.
salutem
.
Cum
breue
nostrum
de
conuencione
pendeat
,
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
Iusticiarijs
nostris
de
banco
,
inter
R.
&
P.
de
centum
acris
&c.
quas
I.
tenet
ad
vitam
suam
de
praefato
P.
ad
finem
inde
inter
praefatos
R.
&
P.
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angl'
leuand'
,
per
quod
vicecomiti
nostro
Norff.
per
breue
nostrum
mandauimus
,
quod
venire
faciat
coram
praefatis
Iustic'
nostris
,
praed'
I.
ad
diem
in
breui
illo
contentum
,
ad
cognoscend'
quid
iuris
clamat
habere
in
terra
praed'
,
ac
praefata
I.
adeo
impotens
sui
existat
,
quod
vsque
bancum
praed'
ad
diem
sibi
datum
,
absque
maximo
corporis
sui
periculo
,
laborare
non
sufficit
,
ad
cognoscend'
quid
iuris
clamat
habere
in
terra
praedicta
:
Nos
statui
ipsius
I.
compatientes
in
ha●
parte
,
dedimus
vobis
potestatem
,
recipiendi
cognitionem
,
&
testificand'
atturnamentum
,
quae
praefat'
I.
coram
vobis
facere
voluerit
in
hac
parte
,
&
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
ad
praefatam
I.
personaliter
accedentes
,
cognitionem
,
quam
coram
vobis
in
hac
parte
facere
voluerit
,
recipiatis
:
Et
cum
eam
receperitis
,
&
ipsa
coram
vobis
,
prout
moris
est
,
se
atturnauerit
,
praedict'
socios
vestros
de
cognitione
praedicta
distincte
&
aperte
certificetis
,
praedictum
atturnamentum
testificantes
,
vt
finis
ille
inter
partes
praedictas
de
terra
praedicta
,
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
praedictis
in
banco
praed'
,
leuari
possit
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
supradictas
.
Et
habeatis
&c.
After
issue
ioyned
the
teuant
may
be
essoined
,
thus
,
Eborum
ss
.
A.
B.
vers
.
C.
D.
in
placito
quid
iuris
clamat
in
vno
messuagio
&c.
vnde
Iur'
per
W.
C.
in
quindena
Hill
.
&c.
If
the
issue
be
found
with
the
p●
,
the
iudgement
is
in
this
forme
,
Iudgement
.
Et
super
hoc
,
visis
praemissis
,
&
per
Iusticiarios
plenius
intellectis
,
cōsiderat̄
est
,
quod
praed'
C.
D.
pro
seisina
,
deten̄
cum
pertinent
,
versus
prefat'
A.
B.
occasione
clam'
&
placiti
pred'
,
forisfactis
habend'
(
si
voluerit
)
prosequatur
,
ac
etiam
,
quod
finis
predict'
,
si
voluerit
,
ingrossetur
,
&
predict'
A.
B.
in
misericordia
&c.
But
Atturnements
entred
vpon
Record
,
before
the
partie
mentioned
to
atturne
do
first
appeare
in
Court
,
in
person
,
or
by
atturney
,
warranted
by
the
hand
of
one
of
the
Iustices
of
th
one
Bench
or
of
thother
,
or
one
Iustice
of
assise
vpon
a
writ
of
Quid
iuris
clamat
,
quem
reddit'
redd'
,
or
,
per
quae
seruicia
,
as
the
case
requireth
,
is
void
without
writ
of
error
,
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
Upon
which
iudgement
the
cognizee
may
haue
execution
by
habere
facias
seisinam
in
this
forme
,
Regina
,
vic'
Ebor'
salutem
:
S●iatis
qd'
,
cum
C.
D.
in
curia
nostra
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
apud
W.
per
considerationem
eiusd'
curiae
,
recuperauit
seisinam
suam
versus
A.
B.
de
vno
messuagio
cum
pertinent
in
L.
qd'
M.
N.
in
eadem
curia
concessit
prefato
C.
D.
per
finem
inde
inter
eosfactum
,
ideo
tibi
pncipimus
,
quod
eidem
C.
D.
plenariam
seisinam
de
messuagio
praedicto
cum
pertinent
sine
dilac●one
habere
facias
,
&
quid
inde
feceritis
,
scire
facias
praefatis
Iusticiarijs
nostris
apud
W.
in
Octabis
S.
Martini
,
&
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
T.
&c.
Distringas
ad
atturnand
.
And
vpon
the
iudgement
to
atturne
,
doth
issue
a
Distringas
ad
atturnand'
,
after
this
manner
,
Elizab.
dei
gratia
&c.
vic'
E.
salutem
.
Pr̄
tibi
quod
distringas
A.
B.
per
omnes
terras
&c.
Ita
quod
sit
coram
Iustic'
nostris
de
banco
ad
atturnand'
C.
D.
in
placito
de
quid
iuris
clamat
in
vno
mess
.
cum
pertinent
in
L.
quod
M.
N.
in
curia
nostra
&c.
concess.
prefato
C.
D.
per
finem
inde
inter
eos
factum
.
Et
vnde
consideratum
est
in
eadem
curia
,
qđ
praed'
A.
B.
se
praefat'
C.
D.
inde
atturn̄
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Quem
redd'
reddit
.
HAuing
thus
perused
the
writ
of
Quid
iuris
clamat
in
euery
circumstance
,
Sect.
166.
we
are
now
in
like
manner
to
peruse
the
writ
of
Quem
redd'
reddit
.
The
writ
of
Quem
redd'
reddit
,
is
a
writ
iudiciall
,
and
issueth
Definition
.
out
of
the
note
of
the
fine
against
the
tenant
of
the
land
,
to
compell
him
to
atturne
to
the
Cognizee
,
vpon
the
graunt
of
a
rent
charge
,
or
rent
seck
issuing
out
of
the
land
,
Nat.
br'
fol.
170.
b.
The
forme
whereof
insueth
:
Elizabeth
Dei
gratia
&c.
Vic'
E.
salutem
.
Praec'
&c.
tibi
,
quod
venire
Writ
.
fac'
hic
a
die
S.
Mich.
in
quindecim
dies
E.
F.
ad
cognoscend'
quem
reddit'
reddere
consueuit
,
exeun̄
de
vno
messuag'
cum
pertin'
in
E.
quem
A.
B.
in
curia
nostra
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
de
banco
,
concessit
C.
D.
per
finem
inde
inter
eos
fact'
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
If
vpon
this
writ
,
the
defendant
appeare
not
,
a
Distringas
goeth
forth
,
in
this
forme
:
Regina
,
Vic'
Ebor'
salutem
.
Praecip̄
tibi
,
qd'
distringas
E.
F.
per
omnes
terras
&c.
Et
quod
de
exit̄
eorundem
respond'
,
&
habeas
corpus
eius
hic
&c.
in
octab
.
sancti
Mich.
proximo
futuro
:
Ad
cognoscend'
quem
reddit'
,
exeun̄
de
vno
messuagio
cum
pertinent
in
L.
quod
A.
B.
in
curia
nostra
&c.
concessit
C.
D.
per
finem
inde
inter
eos
fact̄
,
&
ad
audiend'
iudicium
suum
inde
de
pluribus
defaltis
.
Et
habeas
&c.
At
which
day
if
the
tenant
appeare
,
the
entrie
may
be
in
this
forme
:
E.
F.
in
mīa
pro
pluribus
defaltis
&c.
Pr̄fuit
vic'
E.
quod
distringeret
praedict'
E.
F.
&c.
vt
in
alijs
breuibus
de
distring
.
supra
.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
venit
tam
praedictus
C.
D.
per
W.
W.
Atturnat̄
suum
,
quam
praedict'
E.
F.
in
propria
persona
sua
.
Et
praedict'
C.
D.
pet̄
,
quod
praedict'
A.
B.
se
ei
de
redditu
praedict'
atturnet
&c.
Et
praedictus
E.
F.
petit
audit̄
breuis
praedict'
,
&
ei
legitur
.
Petit
etiam
audit̄
note
finis
vnde
idem
breue
emanauit
,
&
ei
legitur
in
hec
verba
.
Inter
C.
D.
quer'
&c.
reciting
the
note
in
Latin
&c.
In
which
case
,
if
the
tenant
atturne
,
the
entrie
shall
be
,
as
in
a
Quid
Attornement
entred
.
iuris
clamat
,
and
so
shal
the
iudgement
&
execution
be
also
Mutatis
mutandis
.
But
that
turnement
must
be
in
Court
,
9.
H.
6.
21.
8.
H.
6.
15.
If
this
writ
be
against
diuers
defendants
,
&
some
appeare
,
and
some
Diuers
tenants
.
make
default
these
,
which
appeare
,
shall
not
atturne
without
the
rest
,
vntill
they
appeare
,
and
after
make
default
,
8.
H.
6.
15.
If
the
tenant
once
appeare
,
and
after
make
default
,
a
Distring
'
ad
atturnand
'
Default
.
shal
be
awarded
,
9.
H.
6.
8.
H.
6.
15.
Cognisee
of
a
rent
charge
,
or
rents
for
yeres
,
shall
not
haue
atturnement
,
Quere
,
Dyer
fol.
140.
pl.
37.
&
38.
The
tenant
can
not
plede
by
Atturney
,
but
ex
consensu
querentis
,
1.
Atturney
.
H.
7.
27.
In
Quem
redd'
reddit
,
the
tenant
appearing
,
is
to
demaunde
what
the
plaintife
hath
to
show
for
the
rent
,
and
then
he
must
show
the
commencement
thereof
,
and
his
title
thereunto
,
which
the
plaintife
may
answere
,
31.
H.
6.
8.
36.
H.
6.
In
Quem
redd'
reddit
,
if
the
tenant
wil
disclaime
,
he
may
plede
that
Disclaimer
.
he
was
not
tenant
of
the
land
,
the
day
of
the
note
leuied
:
for
this
writ
lyeth
against
none
but
him
,
which
is
then
tenant
,
8.
H.
6.
15.
I
write
thus
briefely
of
this
writ
,
because
it
so
much
resembleth
a
Quid
iuris
clamat
.
Per
que
seruitia
.
PEr
que
seruitia
is
a
Iudiciall
writ
,
issuing
from
the
note
of
a
fine
,
&
Sect'
167.
lyeth
for
the
Cognisee
of
a
manor
,
seigniory
,
chiefe
rent
,
or
other
seruices
,
to
compel
him
that
is
tenant
of
the
land
at
the
time
of
the
note
of
the
fine
leuied
,
to
attorne
vnto
him
,
43.
E.
3.
8.
H.
6.
17.
Plow.
46.
b.
which
is
made
thus
.
Regina
&c.
Vic'
K.
salutem
.
Praecipimus
tibi
,
quod
venire
facias
coram
The
writ
.
Iusticiarijs
nostris
apud
W.
in
crastin̄
&c.
S.
F.
R.
L.
&c.
ad
L.
&c.
ad
cognoscend'
per
que
seruitia
tenent
tennta
sua
cum
pertin'
in
B.
que
seruitia
E.
L.
in
curia
nostr'
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
apud
W.
conces●it
W.
B.
per
finem
ibi
inde
inter
●os
factum
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
If
the
Lord
grant
the
seruices
of
his
tenant
by
fine
,
or
otherwise
,
the
Lord
before
attornement
shal
haue
such
things
,
as
lye
in
prender
:
as
the
warde
of
the
bodie
of
the
heire
and
of
the
lande
,
escheates
&c.
But
not
such
things
as
lie
in
render
:
as
,
rents
,
and
reliefe
,
heriots
,
&
other
feruiuices
,
for
he
cannot
auow
for
them
before
the
atturnement
.
If
a
man
graunt
the
seruices
of
his
tenant
for
life
,
this
writ
lieth
,
Br.
Sur
graunt
for
life
.
Per
que
seruitia
13.
If
seruices
be
graunted
to
I.
S.
for
life
,
the
reuersion
to
N.
N.
and
I.
S.
die
before
atturnement
,
he
in
reuersion
shall
haue
Per
que
seruitia
,
20.
H.
6.
7.
If
Per
que
seruitia
be
brought
against
diuerse
,
of
which
some
onely
appeare
,
they
are
compellable
to
atturne
,
21.
E.
3.
48.
T.
32.
E.
3.
Vpon
whose
alienations
the
tenant
is
not
compellable
to
atturne
.
IF
tenant
in
taile
of
seruices
leuie
a
fine
thereof
,
the
tenant
of
the
land
Sect'
168.
T●●
taile
.
is
not
compellable
to
atturne
,
48.
E.
3.
23.
Because
that
if
the
cognisor
die
,
the
tenant
is
subiect
to
the
distresse
both
of
the
cognisee
&
of
the
issue
in
taile
,
24.
E.
3.
25.
43.
E.
3.
Neuerthelesse
vpon
a
fine
with
proclamation
in
such
case
,
which
barreth
the
issue
in
taile
,
the
tenant
seemeth
compellable
to
atturne
.
If
a
fine
be
leuied
by
him
which
was
neuer
seased
of
the
seruices
,
the
Conisor
neuer
seased
.
tenant
is
not
compellable
to
atturne
,
H.
6.
E.
2.
If
the
tenant
for
life
,
or
any
other
particuler
tenant
of
seruices
,
which
To
a
particuler
tenant
.
haue
them
not
in
fee
,
leuie
a
fine
thereof
,
the
terre
tenant
is
not
compellable
to
attorne
.
ltin̄
North.
3.
E.
3.
If
one
ioint
tenant
of
a
seiguiory
graunt
&c.
the
tenant
is
not
compellable
Iointenancy
.
to
attorne
,
9.
E.
2.
Against
whom
a
Per
que
seruitia
lieth
,
and
whom
not
.
IT
lieth
against
him
onely
,
that
is
tenant
of
the
land
at
the
time
of
the
Sect'
169.
Terre
tenant
.
note
of
the
fine
leuied
,
8.
H.
6.
17.
18.
E.
4.
10.
And
therefore
must
not
varie
from
the
fine
,
18.
E.
4.
10.
45.
E.
3.
25.
E.
3.
50.
Therefore
it
seemeth
that
if
he
,
which
is
tenant
at
the
leuying
of
the
note
do
die
,
or
alien
before
attornement
had
,
that
neither
his
heire
nor
the
alienee
is
compellable
to
attorne
,
H.
26.
E.
3.
56.
18.
E.
4.
25.
E.
3.
50.
10
yet
his
attornement
is
good
,
Ibid'
M.
31.
E.
3.
Ar
Pioresse
recluse
is
compellable
to
atturne
,
43.
E.
3.
And
an
infant
A
Recluse
.
26.
E.
3.
62.
And
a
man
only
dumbe
,
by
writing
or
signes
,
26.
E.
3.
62.
But
a
man
surde
&
mute
,
is
not
compellable
to
atturne
,
26.
E.
3.
62.
Mute
.
Deafe
.
Madnesse
.
Nor
a
man
de
non
sane
memoriae
,
as
a
madman
,
a
lunatike
,
an
Ideot
,
26.
E.
3.
62.
Nor
a
tenant
by
curtesie
for
the
feeblenesse
of
his
estate
,
9.
E.
3.
31.
T.
by
curtesy
.
Late
feoffement
.
He
that
is
infeoffed
by
the
Lord
post
Stat̄
.
Quia
emptores
&c.
is
not
compellable
to
atturne
,
for
he
holdeth
of
the
Lord
peramount
,
39.
E.
3.
19.
The
writ
of
Per
que
seruitia
,
ought
to
shew
the
quantity
of
the
tenan●y
Quantity
.
H.
14.
E.
3.
for
it
is
trauersable
T.
20.
E.
3.
H.
26.
H.
6.
All
persons
,
that
may
be
Cognisees
,
may
haue
this
writ
.
Per
que
seruitia
,
ought
to
be
in
the
Countie
,
where
the
fine
is
knowledged
,
County
.
albeit
the
mannor
be
in
one
Countie
,
and
the
seruices
in
an
other
Countie
,
21.
E.
3.
18.
Nonsuite
in
this
action
is
not
peremptorie
,
24.
E.
3.
25.
nor
the
death
Nonsuite
.
of
the
Cognisor
after
the
note
leuied
.
Per
que
seruitia
lieth
a
yere
or
more
after
the
note
leuied
,
29.
E.
3.
46.
Time
.
Atturney
.
After
peremptorie
issue
ioined
,
the
tenant
in
Per
que
seruitia
,
may
make
Atturney
,
for
if
the
issue
be
tried
against
him
,
it
doth
counteruaile
atturnement
,
and
then
he
may
be
distreined
before
atturnement
,
48.
E.
3.
24.
39.
E.
3.
26.
Nontenure
the
day
of
the
note
leuied
,
is
a
good
barre
in
Per
que
seruitia
,
Nontenure
.
8.
H.
6.
17.
21.
H.
4.
72.
It
is
also
a
good
plea
,
that
before
the
note
leuied
,
the
Cognisor
graunted
Former
grant
.
the
seruices
to
an
other
,
and
that
he
thereupon
did
atturne
,
9.
E.
3.
31
The
tenant
in
Per
que
seruitia
,
cannot
disclaime
,
but
may
plede
Non
Disclaime
.
tenure
,
vt
supra
,
21.
H.
4.
72.
After
iudgement
,
processe
is
Distringas
ad
atturnandum
,
4.
E.
3.
2.
E.
Processe
post
iudicium
.
3.
9.
5.
E.
4.
2.
If
the
mesne
leuie
a
fine
of
his
mes●altie
to
A.
for
life
,
the
Remainder
Atturnement
with
an
exception
.
to
B.
in
fee
,
A.
bringeth
a
Per
que
seruitia
,
and
the
tenant
atturneth
,
hauing
his
acquital
,
yet
shall
not
he
in
the
remainder
auowe
,
before
he
also
acknowledged
the
acquitaile
,
18.
E.
4.
7.
But
a
feme
Couert
tannot
confesse
acquitaile
in
Per
que
seruitia
,
because
Feme
couert
,
Acquitaile
.
she
is
not
examinable
in
this
suit
,
9.
E.
2.
45.
E.
3.
And
the
tenant
may
atturne
sauing
Acquitaile
and
warrantie
according
to
a
deed
thereof
.
M.
15.
E.
3.
5.
H.
5.
E.
3.
E.
Itinere
North.
A
man
may
graunt
seruices
,
before
he
haue
seisin
thereof
in
fait
.
H.
6.
Seisin
.
E.
2.
Fitz.
Per
que
seruitia
22.
It
seemeth
,
vpon
the
graunt
of
a
Manor
cum
pertin'
,
the
seruices
passe
A
manor
.
without
atturnement
,
as
parcel
of
the
Manor
,
&
that
the
Lord
may
auow
without
atturnement
,
26.
H.
6.
Fitz.
Per
que
seruitia
21.
If
the
tenant
in
Per
que
seruitia
,
appeare
&
confesse
the
action
at
the
Fine
.
Imprisonment
.
Distringas
ad
atturnand
'
after
iudgement
,
&
will
not
atturne
,
he
is
punishable
,
by
imprisonment
,
or
fine
,
at
the
discretion
of
the
Court
,
as
it
seemeth
,
3.
E.
3.
Itin̄
North.
Fitz.
per
que
seruitia
17.
Coparceners
,
Iointenants
,
and
tenants
in
common
,
may
not
fourch
Essoine
.
by
essoine
,
to
essoine
seuerally
,
but
haue
onely
one
essoine
,
as
one
sole
tenant
might
haue
.
W.
1.
cap.
42.
3.
E.
1.
Rast
'
es●oine
4.
Of
the
Ingrossing
of
Fines
.
WHen
the
note
of
the
fine
is
made
with
the
Custos
breuium
,
if
it
Sect'
170.
be
of
lands
in
possession
,
or
,
when
atturnement
is
made
,
if
it
be
of
a
reuersion
,
remainder
,
rents
or
seruices
,
then
may
it
be
ingrossed
by
the
Chirographer
.
And
the
Ingrossing
of
a
fine
,
is
nothing
els
but
the
entring
of
the
concord
Ingrossing
thereof
with
the
Chirographer
,
and
the
writing
and
deliuery
of
the
Indentures
thereof
.
Fitz.
na.
147.
a
5.
H.
4.
ca.
14.
which
be
called
the
Chirographe
of
the
fine
,
and
is
made
in
forme
following
,
viz.
Haec
est
finalis
concordia
,
facta
in
curia
dominae
Reg.
apud
Westm
,
a
die
Fine
en
taile
de
reuersion
de
rent
.
Pasch.
in
15.
dies
,
Ann
regni
Eliz.
&c.
39.
coram
Edmundo
Anderson
.
T.
Walmsley
,
R.
O.
&
R.
B.
Iustic'
dominae
Reg.
&
alijs
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
presentibus
,
inter
A.
B.
quer'
,
&
L.
C.
deforc'
,
de
decem
mercat̄
reddit'
cum
pertin'
in
B.
quem
P.
de
A.
tenent
ad
terminum
vite
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
sum̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
ead'
cur'
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
L.
concessit
pro
se
&
heredibus
suis
,
quod
praed'
redd'
cum
pertin'
,
quem
praed'
P.
tenuit
ad
terminum
vite
ex
dimissione
pnd'
L.
in
praed'
vill'
,
die
,
quo
hec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
&
qui
post
decessum
ipsius
P.
ad
praedict'
L.
&
heredes
suos
debuit
reuerti
,
post
decessum
ipsius
P.
integre
remaneant
praedict'
A.
Rem̄
as
heires
de
corps
.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
capital'
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
praed'
redd'
pertinent
imperpetuum
:
&
si
contingat
,
Rem̄
as
droit
heires
.
quod
idem
A.
obierit
fine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
.
A.
praed'
redd'
cum
pertin'
integre
remanebit
rectis
heredibus
ipsius
A.
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
praed'
redd'
pertinent
imperpetuum
:
Et
pro
hac
concessione
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
A.
dedit
pref.
L.
centum
marcas
argenti
.
And
so
of
others
according
to
the
diuersitie
of
their
cases
.
Of
the
Tabling
of
fines
ingrossed
.
The
Chirographer
of
fines
of
the
common
plecs
,
for
euer
must
write
Sect'
172.
Tables
.
and
make
one
table
for
euery
county
,
where
her
Maiesties
writ
runneth
,
conteining
the
contentes
of
euery
fine
,
that
shall
passe
in
any
one
terme
,
as
the
name
of
the
County
,
townes
,
and
places
,
wherein
the
tenements
mencioned
in
any
fine
be
,
the
name
of
the
plaintife
&
deforceant
,
&
of
euery
manor
named
in
any
fine
.
And
the
first
day
of
the
next
terme
,
after
th
ingrossing
of
euery
such
fine
,
shal
fixe
euery
of
the
said
tables
in
some
open
place
of
the
court
of
Common
plees
,
and
so
euery
day
of
the
said
terme
during
the
sitting
of
the
said
Court
,
and
the
said
Cirographer
shall
deliuer
to
euery
sheriffe
of
euery
County
,
his
vndersherife
,
or
deputie
,
faire
written
in
parchment
,
a
perfect
content
of
the
table
so
to
Contents
.
be
made
for
that
shire
in
the
terme
that
shal
be
next
before
th
assises
to
be
holden
in
the
same
county
,
or
els
meane
betweene
the
terme
and
the
said
assises
to
be
set
vp
the
first
day
&
euery
day
of
the
next
assises
in
some
open
place
of
the
Court
,
where
the
Iustices
of
assises
then
shal
sit
,
to
continue
there
so
long
as
they
shall
sit
in
the
said
Court
,
if
either
the
Chirographer
or
sherife
faile
herein
,
he
forfaiteth
v.
li.
and
the
Chirographers
fee
,
for
euery
such
table
is
iiii
.
d
.
23.
Eliz.
cap.
3.
How
many
proclamations
are
to
be
made
vpon
fines
,
and
when
.
FOure
proclamations
onely
are
now
to
be
made
vpon
euery
fine
with
Sect'
172.
proclamation
,
that
is
to
say
,
one
in
the
terme
in
which
the
fine
is
ingrossed
,
and
in
euery
one
of
the
three
termes
next
insuing
the
ingrossing
thereof
,
one
proclamation
,
31.
Eliz.
cap.
2.
But
if
any
of
the
same
proclamations
faile
,
by
reason
of
the
adiornement
Adiournement
.
of
any
of
the
said
termes
by
writ
of
adiournement
duely
made
,
yet
is
such
fine
good
,
and
a
good
fine
with
proclamations
,
as
if
the
same
had
bin
proclaimed
,
1.
Mar.
ca.
7.
Bu
if
any
proclamation
be
made
vpon
a
sunday
,
it
is
error
,
because
it
Sundaies
is
not
dies
Iuridicus
,
Dyer
fo.
128.
pl.
53.
55.
2.
Eliz.
Of
Proclamations
of
fines
at
the
assises
and
general
Sessions
how
they
must
be
certified
.
TO
the
end
better
notice
of
fines
may
come
to
them
,
to
whom
it
appertaineth
,
Sect'
173.
Sessions
it
is
ordained
by
the
said
statute
of
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
That
the
Iustices
of
the
common
place
shall
send
a
transcript
of
such
fines
to
the
Iustices
of
assises
in
the
counties
where
the
lands
doe
lie
,
to
be
proclaimed
Assises
.
openly
and
solemnly
at
all
the
assises
,
which
shal
be
there
in
holden
,
within
one
yere
after
the
Ingrossing
of
such
fines
:
And
that
the
like
Transcript
be
made
to
the
Iustices
of
the
peace
,
there
to
be
proclaimed
at
foure
generall
Sessions
in
the
said
Counties
,
and
both
the
same
proclamations
to
be
made
and
certified
into
the
common
place
the
second
day
of
the
returne
of
the
terme
then
next
following
:
And
it
is
to
be
noted
,
That
while
the
said
fines
are
read
,
all
plees
must
cease
,
4.
H.
7.
cap.
24.
The
forme
of
euery
such
proclamation
is
thus
:
After
the
crier
hath
Proclamation
.
made
an
O
yes
for
silence
,
saying
:
O
yes
,
les
fines
lies
,
or
to
that
effect
,
the
Cirographer
or
his
deputie
,
readeth
the
fines
thus
:
Ebor'.
A
Fine
with
proclamations
betweene
A.
B.
plaintife
,
and
C.
D.
deforciant
of
tenements
,
in
D.
&c.
If
the
cognisees
in
fines
die
,
before
th
ingrossing
thereof
,
no
Proclamations
Cognise●
dead
.
shal
be
made
,
because
they
had
their
election
to
haue
the
fine
with
proclamations
or
without
,
which
election
is
now
by
their
death
determined
,
Dier
fo.
254.
pl.
104.
8.
Eliz.
Plow
.
fo.
266.
b.
Of
the
Inrolement
of
all
the
parts
of
fines
after
the
ingrossing
thereof
and
Proclamations
passed
.
BY
the
Statute
of
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
it
is
ordeined
,
that
there
shall
be
for
Sect'
174.
Office
of
Inrolment
of
fines
&c.
euer
and
office
of
Inrolment
,
called
the
office
of
Inrolments
of
fines
&
recoueries
:
And
the
Iustices
of
the
common
pleas
,
for
the
time
being
,
other
then
the
chiefe
Iustice
,
shall
haue
&
take
the
care
&
charge
of
&
for
the
Inrolments
aforesaid
,
see
the
examinations
thereof
,
and
write
their
names
vnto
the
rolles
thereof
,
&
haue
&
enioy
the
said
office
&
the
disposition
thereof
,
&
carefully
see
&
looke
to
th
execution
therof
.
And
haue
for
the
Inrolment
&
examination
of
euery
such
fine
vi
.
s.
viii
.
d
.
And
for
euery
exemplification
of
euery
such
Inrolment
of
any
fine
v.
Exemplification
.
s.
for
one
yeres
search
iiii
.
d
.
for
euery
sheete
of
paper
conteining
xiiii
.
lines
iiii
.
d
.
And
the
Iustices
of
the
common
place
haue
power
to
take
order
in
all
things
conuenient
for
the
said
Inrolments
,
and
vpon
examination
in
the
said
court
to
assesse
fines
and
amerciaments
vpon
persons
offending
,
for
Punishment
.
their
misprisions
,
contempts
,
or
negligences
for
not
doing
or
misdoing
of
any
thing
,
of
,
in
,
or
concerning
any
such
fines
,
as
they
shall
think
meet
and
conuenient
,
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
And
euery
writ
of
Couenant
,
and
other
writ
,
whereupon
any
fine
is
Inrolment
of
fines
.
leuied
,
the
returne
therof
,
the
Dedimus
potestatem
made
for
the
knowledging
thereof
,
the
returne
thereof
,
the
concord
,
the
note
,
and
foote
of
euery
such
fine
,
the
proclamations
made
thereupon
,
and
the
kings
siluer
,
vpon
the
request
or
election
of
any
person
,
may
bee
inrolled
in
the
said
office
:
And
the
Inrolments
of
the
same
,
or
of
any
part
thereof
,
shal
be
of
as
good
force
and
validitie
in
the
Law
to
all
intents
,
for
so
much
of
any
of
them
so
inrolled
,
as
the
same
being
extant
and
remayning
were
or
ought
by
Law
to
be
,
23.
Eliz.
cap.
3.
Of
the
exemplification
of
the
parts
of
fines
inrolled
.
WHen
any
of
the
parts
of
a
fine
be
inrolled
according
to
the
said
Sect'
175.
statute
,
then
may
the
same
be
exemplified
,
either
vnder
the
seale
of
th
office
,
or
vnder
the
great
seale
of
England
:
But
to
exemplifie
such
a
fine
vnder
the
great
seale
hath
this
discommoditie
,
that
if
any
errours
remaine
in
the
record
of
the
same
fine
,
they
be
not
amendable
after
the
exemplification
thereof
,
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
but
it
seemeth
this
extendeth
only
to
fines
leuied
before
the
same
statute
of
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
These
Inrolements
and
exemplifications
seeme
very
necessary
,
because
that
by
the
priuity
and
warrant
of
the
said
Court
,
many
errors
happening
in
the
former
records
thereof
may
be
amended
,
and
these
Inrolements
will
suffice
,
if
the
former
record
thereof
or
any
part
therof
,
be
imbeselled
or
otherwise
defaced
,
23.
Eliz.
cap.
3.
The
Exemplification
of
a
fine
inrolled
according
to
the
statute
of
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
Elizabeth
Dei
gratia
&c.
Omnibus
,
ad
quos
presentes
litere
peruenerint
,
salutem
:
Sciatis
,
quod
inter
Irrotulamenta
breuium
&
aliorum
depend'
pro
finibus
secundum
formam
statuti
de
termino
Pasche
,
apud
Westm
Anno
regni
nostr'
29.
rotulo
7.
continetur
sic
.
ss.
Essex
ss.
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Reginae
,
fidei
defensor
&c.
vic'
Essex
,
salutem
.
Praecipe
E.
W.
armig'
,
&
I.
vxori
eius
,
quod
iuste
&
sine
dilatione
teneant
I.
W.
&
I.
S.
conuentionem
inter
eos
factam
,
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
duobus
gardinis
,
duobus
pomar̄
,
xx
.
acris
terre
,
xx
.
acris
prati
,
xl
.
acris
pasture
,
&
C.
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
cum
pertin'
in
B.
&
W.
Et
nisi
fecerint
,
&
praed'
I.
&
I.
fecerint
te
securum
de
clamore
suo
pros
.
tunc
sum̄
per
bonos
summ̄
praedictos
E.
&
I.
quod
sint
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
apud
Westm
in
Octabis
Sancti
Michaelis
,
ostensuri
,
quare
non
fecerint
,
Et
habeas
ibi
sumin̄
,
&
hoc
breue
T.
meipsa
apud
Westm
17.
die
Septembr̄
,
Ann̄
regni
Reg.
nunc
40.
✿
Pleg'
de
pros
.
Iohan
Doo
,
Richardus
Roo
.
✿
Summ̄
Iohan
Den
,
Richardus
Fen.
✿
Georgius
T.
ar̄
vic'
ss.
✿
I.
W.
dat
dominae
Reginae
sex
solidos
&
octo
denarios
pro
licen̄
concord'
cum
E.
W.
armig'
&
I.
vxore
eius
de
placito
conuentionis
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
duobus
gardinis
,
duobus
pomarijs
,
xx
acris
terre
,
xx
.
acris
prati
,
xl
.
acris
pastur'
,
&
centum
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
cum
pertin'
in
B.
&
W.
Et
habet
Cirr̄
per
pacem
admiss
.
✿
Coram
R.
H.
vno
Iustic'
dominae
Reg.
de
banco
Iustic'
in
patria
,
ss.
✿
Elizabeth
dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
et
Hiberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensor
&c.
dilecto
&
fideli
suo
R.
H.
vni
Iustic'
suorum
de
banco
,
Salutem
.
Cum
breue
nostrum
de
conuenc'
pendeat
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
Iustic'
nostris
de
banco
,
inter
I.
W.
&
I.
S.
E.
W.
armig'
,
&
I.
vxorem
eius
,
de
duobus
messuagijs
,
duobus
gardinis
,
duobus
pomarijs
,
xx
.
acris
terre
,
xx
.
acris
prati
,
in
B.
&
W.
in
comitat'
Essex
,
ad
finem
inde
inter
eos
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
praedictis
in
banco
praedicto
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
Regni
nostri
Angl'
leuand'
,
Ac
ijdem
E.
&
I.
adeo
impotentes
sui
existunt
,
quod
absque
maximo
corporum
suorum
periculo
vsque
Westm
ad
diem
in
breui
predicto
content̄
,
ad
cognitiones
,
que
in
hac
parte
requirunt̄
faciend'
laborare
non
sufficiunt
,
vt
accepimus
:
Nos
statui
eundem
E.
&
I.
compacientes
in
hac
parte
,
dedimus
vobis
facere
voluerint
de
premissis
,
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
quod
ad
praef.
E.
&
I.
personaliter
accedentes
,
cognitiones
suas
praedictas
recipiatis
:
Et
cum
eas
receperitis
,
praefatos
socios
vestros
inde
sub
sigill'
vestris
distincte
&
aperte
reddatis
certiores
,
vt
tunc
finis
ille
inter
partes
praedictas
,
de
premissis
,
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
praedictis
in
banco
praedicto
leuari
possit
,
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
supradictas
,
Et
habeatis
ibi
tunc
hac
breue
,
T.
meipsa
apud
Westmon̄
18.
die
Septemb.
Anno
regni
nostri
40.
✿
Respons.
infra
nominat̄
R.
H.
adhoc
breue
.
Execuc'
istius
breuis
patet
in
quadam
scedula
huic
breui
annex'
.
✿
Et
est
concordia
talis
,
scilitet
,
quod
E.
&
I.
nominat̄
in
breue
huic
scedul'
annex'
,
recogn'
ten'
in
dicto
breue
specific'
cum
pertinentijs
,
esse
ius
I.
W.
in
eodem
breui
nominat̄
,
vt
ill'
que
ijdem
I.
&
I.
S.
in
dicto
breue
nominat̄
habeant
de
dono
praedict'
E.
&
I.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quet̄
clam'
de
se
&
hered'
suis
prefat'
I.
&
I.
&
hered
ipsius
I.
W.
imperpetuum
,
Et
preterea
ijdem
E.
&
I.
conc'
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warrant'
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
praefat'
I.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
W.
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
pro
hac
&c.
Ijdem
I.
W.
&
I.
S.
concess.
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
praef
,
E.
&
I.
✿
Et
ill'
cis
reddider̄
in
eadem
Cur'
.
Habend'
&
tenend
'
eisdem
E.
&
I.
&
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
per
praedictam
I.
legitime
procreat'
,
&
pro
defectu
talis
exitus
,
te●ta
praedicta
cum
pertin'
,
integre
reman'
praefat'
I.
&
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
legitime
procreat'
,
&
pro
defectu
talis
exitus
,
tennta
praedicta
cum
pertin'
,
integre
reman'
rectis
hered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
.
Tenend'
&c.
R.
H.
ss.
✿
Haec
est
finalis
concordia
facta
in
cur'
Dominae
Reginae
apud
Westm
,
in
Octabis
sancti
Michaelis
,
Anno
regni
Elizabeth
,
Dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
&
Hyber'
Reginae
,
fidei
defens
.
&c.
a
conq̄um
decimo
,
coram
I.
D.
R.
W.
I.
W.
&
R.
H.
Iustic'
&
alijs
dominae
Reg'
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
presentibus
,
Int̄
I.
W.
&
I.
S.
quer'
,
&
E.
W.
am̄
,
&
I.
vxor'
ei'
deforc'
de
2.
mess
.
2.
gard
'
,
2.
pomarijs
,
xx
,
acr
prati
,
xl
.
acris
pasture
,
&
C.
acris
iampnorum
&
bruere
,
cum
pertinent
in
B.
&
W.
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
cur'
,
Scilicet
quod
praed'
E.
&
I.
recogn'
praedicta
tenementa
cum
pertin'
,
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
W.
vt
ill'
que
ijdem
J.
&
I.
S.
habeant
de
dono
praedictorum
E.
&
I.
Et
ill'
remiser̄
&
quiet'
clam'
de
ipsis
E.
&
I.
&
hered'
suis
,
praed'
I.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
W.
imperpetuum
.
Et
preterea
ijdem
E.
&
I.
concesser'
pro
se
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
quod
ipsi
warr'
praedictis
I.
&
I.
&
hered'
ipsius
I.
W.
praedicta
tennta
cum
pertinentijs
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
:
Et
pro
hac
recogn'
,
remissione
,
quiet'
clam'
,
warrāt̄
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
ijdem
I.
&
I.
concesser'
praedictis
E.
&
I.
praedicta
ten'
cum
pertinentijs
.
Et
ill'
eis
reddider̄
in
cadem
Cur'
,
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
E.
&
I
&
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
per
praedictam
I.
legitime
procreat'
,
de
capitalibus
dominis
feod'
ill'
per
seruic'
,
que
ad
predicta
tenementa
pertinent
,
imperpetuum
,
Et
si
contingat
quod
ijdem
E.
&
I.
obier̄
sine
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
E.
per
praedict'
I.
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsor̄
E.
&
I.
praed'
tennta
cum
pertin'
integre
reman'
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
legitime
procreat'
,
Tenend
de
capitalibus
dominis
feod'
ill'
per
seruic'
,
que
ad
praed'
tennta
pertinent
,
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
nullus
heres
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
fuerit
legitime
procreat'
,
tunc
praedicta
tennta
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaneb
.
rectis
hered'
ipsius
E.
Tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
feod'
ill'
per
seruic'
que
ad
praedict'
tenementa
pertinent
,
imperpetuum
,
secund'
form̄
statut'
.
✿
Prim̄
proclam̄
facta
fuit
22.
die
Nouemb.
termin̄
sanct'
Michael'
Anno
vndecimo
Reg.
infrascr̄
.
Secunda
proclam̄
24.
die
Nouemb.
eodem
termino
.
Tertia
ꝓclam̄
26.
die
Nouemb.
eod'
termino
.
Quarta
proclam̄
29.
die
Nouem.
eodem
termino
.
Quinta
proclam̄
facta
fuit
septimo
die
Feb.
term'
sanct
'
Hill'
Anno
11.
dict'
Regin̄
infrascr̄
.
Sexta
procl'
9.
die
Feb.
eodem
termino
.
Septima
procl'
10.
die
Feb.
eod'
term'
.
Octaua
procl'
12.
die
Fe
▪
eod'
term'
.
Nona
procl'
facta
fuit
14.
die
Maij
term'
Pasc
.
ann
12.
Reg.
infrascr̄
.
Decima
ꝓcl'
17.
die
M.
eod'
term'
.
Vndecim̄
procl'
23.
die
M.
eod'
term'
.
Duodecima
ꝓcl'
23.
die
M.
eod'
term'
.
Tertia
decima
procl'
facta
fuit
22.
die
Iunij
term'
Sanct'
Trin̄
Anno
vndecimo
Reginae
infrascr̄
.
Quartadecima
procl'
xxv
.
die
Iunij
eod'
termino
.
Quintadecima
procl'
27.
die
Iunij
eod'
termino
.
Quae
omnia
&
singula
ad
requisitionem
W.
W.
generos
.
tenore
presentium
duximus
exemplificand'
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
sigill'
nostrum
ad
breuia
in
banco
sigilland'
deputat'
praesentibus
apponi
fecimus
T.
F.
W.
W.
&
F.
R.
Iustic'
de
Banco
praed
'
apud
Westm
die
Anno
Reginae
nunc
xx
.
&c.
W.
P.
&
R.
How
fines
executory
be
executed
.
THe
execution
of
a
fine
,
is
the
obtaining
of
actuail
possession
of
the
Sect.
176
things
conteined
in
the
same
,
by
vertue
thereof
,
and
it
is
either
by
entree
into
the
lands
,
or
by
writ
.
By
entree
into
the
landes
,
as
if
vpon
a
fine
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
que
il
ad
de
son
done
,
If
the
cognizor
remaine
still
in
possession
,
And
the
cognizee
by
vertue
of
such
fine
enter
vpon
him
,
as
he
lawfully
may
,
without
any
writ
of
habere
fac'
seisinam
,
because
such
fine
is
executed
,
41.
E.
3.
14.
42.
Edw.
3.
5.
And
if
fine
be
leuied
to
the
husband
and
wife
in
speciall
tayle
,
the
rem̄
to
the
heires
of
the
body
of
the
husband
,
and
the
wife
dieth
without
issue
,
the
remainder
is
executed
in
possession
in
the
husband
,
for
the
estate
taile
meeteth
with
the
freehold
and
drowneth
it
.
7.
H.
4.
23.
Execution
of
fines
by
writ
.
EXecution
of
fines
by
writ
,
is
either
by
Habere
facias
seisinam
,
or
by
Sect.
177.
Scire
facias
.
A
writ
of
Habere
facias
seisinam
,
in
this
case
is
a
writ
iudiciall
,
issuing
out
of
the
Record
of
a
fine
executory
,
directed
to
the
Sheriffe
of
the
countie
where
the
land
lieth
,
commaunding
him
to
giue
the
cognizee
or
his
heires
seisin
of
the
land
,
whereof
the
fine
is
leuied
,
And
this
writ
lieth
within
the
yeare
,
after
the
fine
,
or
,
iudgement
vpon
a
Scire
facias
.
And
may
be
made
in
these
formes
.
Regina
Vic'
&c.
Praecipimus
tibi
,
quod
sine
dilatione
habere
facias
B.
K.
seisinam
suam
de
vno
messuagio
cum
pertinentijs
in
N.
quod
A.
T.
in
curia
nostra
&c.
reddidit
praedict'
B.
per
finem
inde
inter
eos
fact'
secundum
.
Teste
&c.
Duodecem
&c.
de
visu
&c.
Et
qui
nec
E.
nec
R.
et
A.
vxor'
eius
aliqua
Veni●e
fac'
en
Scire
fac'
sur
fine
sur
issue
si
les
parties
fuerent
seisie
al
remps
del
fine
leuie
&c.
&c.
ad
cognoscend'
si
tempore
leuationis
cuiusdam
finis
leuati
in
curia
domini
E.
nuper
Regis
&c.
apud
Westm
in
crastin̄
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
R.
B.
et
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusticiarijs
ipsius
nuper
Reg'
de
banco
,
Et
postea
in
crastin̄
animarum
&c.
anno
&c.
ibidem
concess.
et
recordat̄
coram
eisdem
nuper
Iusticiarijs
et
alijs
eiusdem
nuper
regis
fidelibus
,
tunc
ibi
praesentibus
,
inter
T.
K.
et
R.
F.
quaerent̄
,
&
I.
B.
et
I.
vxor'
eius
Concess.
&
recordat̄
.
deforc'
,
de
quatuor
solidis
reditus
cum
pertinentijs
in
S.
vnde
praedict'
G.
in
curia
nostra
&c.
petit
executionem
versus
praefat'
R.
et
A.
virtute
Fine
de
rent
.
finis
praedict'
,
ac
de
alijs
tenementis
&
red
ditibus
in
codem
fine
contentis
,
praedict'
T.
K.
et
R.
&
praedict'
I.
B.
et
I.
qui
fuerunt
partes
fini
illi
,
fuerunt
seisiti
de
praedictis
quatnor
solidis
reditus
,
cum
pertinentijs
,
prout
per
eundem
finem
supponit̄
,
per
quod
praedict'
E.
executionem
praedict'
quatuor
solid'
reditus
cum
pertinentijs
versus
praefatos
R.
et
A.
virtute
finis
praedict'
habere
debeat
,
sicut
idem
E.
dic'
vel
non
,
immo
nec
praedict'
T.
K.
&
R.
nec
praedicti
I.
B.
et
I.
qui
fuerunt
partes
fini
praedicto
,
tempore
leuationis
eiusdem
finis
aliquid
habuer̄
in
praedictis
quatuor
solidis
reditus
,
cum
pertinentijs
,
nec
in
mesuag'
,
vnde
supponit̄
reditum
illum
prouenire
,
per
quod
praedict'
E.
ab
executione
praedict'
4.
solid'
reditus
cum
pertinentijs
versus
praefatos
R.
et
A.
virtute
finis
praed'
habend'
excludi
debeat
,
sicut
ijdem
R.
&
A.
dicunt
,
quia
tam
&c.
Scias
,
quod
est
cons.
in
curia
nostra
,
quod
W.
L.
&
alij
&c.
habeant
Habere
facias
seisinam
sur
rec'
en
scire
fac'
hors
de
fine
ꝑ
confession
.
executionem
versus
W.
T.
de
decem
acris
terre
cum
pertinentijs
in
D.
virtute
cuiusdam
finis
inde
leuati
in
curia
domini
E.
nuper
regis
&c.
apud
W.
a
die
&c
anno
&c.
coram
R
B.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusticiarijs
eiusdem
progenitor̄
nostri
de
Banco
,
inter
I.
G.
iuniorem
&
W.
G.
quaerentes
,
&
E.
P.
&
M.
vxor'
eius
deforc'
,
de
praedictis
decem
acris
terre
cum
pertinentijs
,
ac
de
alijs
terris
&
tenementis
in
eodem
fine
contentis
,
per
cognicionem
praedict'
W.
T.
actionis
praedict'
W.
L.
&
al'
,
&
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
eisdem
W.
L.
&
al'
,
de
praedict'
decem
acris
terrae
cum
pertinentijs
sine
dilacione
plenariam
seisinam
habere
facias
&c.
Scias
,
quod
considerat̄
est
in
curia
nostra
&c.
quod
T.
B.
consang'
&
Habere
facias
seisinam
sur
recouery
ꝑ
def.
en
Scire
fac'
hors
de
fine
.
haeres
W.
fratris
P.
filius
W.
&
M.
vxoris
eius
,
heat
executionem
versus
R.
R.
&c.
de
xl
.
acris
cum
pertinentijs
in
B.
virtute
cuiusdam
finis
in
cur'
domini
E.
nuper
Regis
&c.
apud
W.
&c.
inter
praefat'
W.
&
M.
quer'
,
&
W.
de
B.
&
R.
fil'
W.
&c.
deforciant̄
&c.
de
tentis
praedictis
leuatis
ꝑ
defalt̄
ipsorum
&c.
Et
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
eidem
T.
B.
de
praedictis
tentis
cum
pertinenti's
sine
dilatione
plenariam
seisinam
&
executionem
habere
facias
.
Teste
&c.
Hebere
facias
scirm
sur
rec'
per
def.
en
Scire
fac'
hors
de
fine
.
Rex
vic'
salutem
.
Scias
quod
consid'
est
in
curia
nostra
coram
Iusticiarijs
noster
is
apud
W.
quod
T.
B.
consanguin̄
&
haeres
W.
B.
habeat
executionem
versus
R.
D.
de
manerio
de
A.
cum
pertinentus
in
come
tuo
,
virtute
cuiusdam
finis
leuati
in
curia
dni
E.
nuper
Regis
Ang●●●
&c.
apud
W.
a
die
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
R.
B.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusticiarijs
ipsius
nuper
Regis
de
banco
.
Et
postea
in
octab
.
&c.
anno
&c.
ibm'
concess.
&
recordat̄
,
Concess.
&
recordat̄
.
inter
praefatum
W.
querentem
,
et
A.
deforciant̄
de
manerio
pndict̄
per
defalt̄
ipsius
R.
Et
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
eidem
T.
B.
de
manerio
praedicto
cum
pertinentijs
sine
dilatione
plenariam
scisinam
&
executionem
habere
facias
.
Teste
&c.
Scias
,
quod
considerat̄
est
in
curia
nostra
&c.
qd'
R.
M.
et
R.
A.
consanguineus
Habere
facias
seisinam
sur
recouery
ꝑ
verdict
en
Scire
facias
hors
de
fine
.
et
heres
H.
de
B.
et
M.
vxoris
eius
,
habeant
executionem
versus
I.
C.
&c.
de
duabus
partibus
manerii
de
Y.
cum
pertinentiis
,
virtute
cuiusdam
finis
leuati
in
cur'
domini
E.
nuper
Regis
&c.
apud
W.
in
crastino
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
T.
W.
&
sociis
suis
tunc
Iusticiar'
&c.
de
banco
,
inter
H.
B.
et
M
vxor'
eius
quer'
,
et
B.
D.
et
B.
vxor'
eius
deforciantes
,
de
praedict'
manerio
cum
pertinentiis
,
ac
de
Aduocatione
Ecclesiae
eiusdem
manerii
,
prout
per
quandam
iuratam
coram
dilectis
et
fidelibus
nostris
I.
T.
er
W.
A.
duobus
Iusticiariis
nostris
de
communi
banco
,
per
Nisi
prius
.
formam
statuti
nostri
inde
prouisi
,
die
&c.
apud
R.
inde
inter
eos
capt'
,
compertum
fuit
:
Et
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
eisdem
R.
et
R.
de
duabus
partibus
praedict'
cum
pertinentiis
,
sine
dilatione
executionem
&
plenariam
seisinam
habere
facias
.
Teste
&c.
Of
Execution
of
fines
by
Scire
facias
.
A
Writ
of
Scire
facias
vpon
a
fine
,
lieth
in
the
same
case
that
a
writ
Sect.
178.
of
Habere
facias
seisinam
doth
,
sauing
that
it
is
to
be
sued
a
yeare
and
a
day
after
the
fine
is
leuied
,
whereby
the
Shirife
is
commaunded
to
warne
the
terre
tenant
to
appeare
,
and
shew
cause
if
he
can
,
why
the
Cognisee
or
his
heires
should
not
haue
execution
,
At
the
returne
where
of
,
if
the
tenant
appeare
,
and
shew
no
cause
to
the
contrarie
,
the
plaintife
shall
haue
an
Habere
facias
seisinam
,
vt
supra
.
And
the
forme
of
diuers
Scire
facias
in
like
case
ensue
:
Rexvic'
salutem
.
Cum
quidam
finis
leuasset
in
curia
domini
E.
filii
Scire
fac'
hors
de
fine
for
the
heires
in
taile
.
Regis
H.
progenitoris
nostri
,
scilicet
apud
W.
in
octab
.
&c.
anno
regni
sui
tricesimo
quarto
,
coram
R.
H.
et
sociis
suis
tunc
Iusticiariis
ipsius
ꝓgenitoris
nostri
de
banco
,
inter
G.
P.
&
I.
vxorem
eius
quer'
,
per
W.
F.
posit̄
in
loco
eorum
ad
lucrand'
vel
perdend'
,
&
S.
H.
deforciantem
,
Attorney
in
fine
.
de
manerio
de
C.
cum
pertinentiis
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summonitum
fuisset
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
quod
praedict'
G.
recogn'
manerium
praedict'
cum
pertinentiis
esse
ius
ipsius
S.
vt
illud
quod
idem
S.
habuisset
de
dono
praedict'
G.
Et
pro
illa
recognitione
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
S.
concessisset
predict'
G.
et
I.
praedict'
manerium
cum
Render
to
the
husband
and
wife
,
and
to
the
heires
of
the
husband
of
pertinentiis
,
&
illud
eis
reddidit
eadem
curia
:
habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
G.
&
I.
&
haeredibus
,
quos
idem
G.
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
ꝓcreasset
,
de
predicto
S.
&
haeredibus
suis
imperpetuum
,
reddendo
inde
per
annum
vnam
Rosam
ad
festum
&c.
pro
omni
seruitio
,
cons.
et
actione
ad
praedict'
S.
et
haeredes
suos
pertinent
,
et
faciend'
inde
capitalibus
dominis
〈◊〉
,
pro
praedict'
S.
et
haeredibus
suis
,
omnia
alia
seruitia
,
quae
ad
manenum
illud
pertinerent
:
Ita
quod
si
contingeret
,
quod
praedict'
G.
ob●ret
sine
herede
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsorum
G.
et
l.
praedictum
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaneneret
〈◊〉
W.
fratri
eiusdem
G.
et
haered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
praedict'
S.
&
haeredibus
suis
per
praedicta
seruitia
,
sicut
praedictum
est
,
imperpetuum
,
Et
si
contingeret
quod
praedictus
W.
obiret
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
W.
praedict'
manerum
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaner'
I.
fratri
eiusdem
W.
et
haered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
praedicto
S.
et
haeredibus
fuis
per
praedicta
seruitia
,
sicut
praedictum
est
imperpetuum
,
Et
si
contingeret
praedict'
I.
obire
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
praedictum
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaneret
●
.
fratri
eiusdem
I.
et
haered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
praedict'
S.
&
haeredibus
suis
per
seruitia
praedict'
,
sicut
praedictum
est
,
imperpetuum
:
Et
si
contingeret
quod
predictus
E.
obiret
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
predict'
manerium
cum
pertinencijs
integre
reuertatur
ad
praedict'
S.
&
haeredes
suos
,
quiet'
de
alijs
haered'
ipsorum
G.
&
I.
W.
I.
&
E.
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
〈◊〉
ꝑ
seruitia
,
quae
ad
illud
manerium
pertinerent
,
imperpetuum
:
Ac
iam
ex
insinuatione
I.
L.
&
M.
vxoris
eius
vnius
,
ac
T.
V.
et
T.
vxor'
eius
,
alterius
,
necnon
H.
B.
tertij
consang'
&
haered'
pred'
G.
&
I.
de
corporibus
su●s
procreat'
accepimus
,
quod
pndict̄
G.
&
I.
mortui
sunt
,
Et
quod
quidam
T.
L.
&
R.
I.
praed'
manerium
cum
pertin'
modo
ingressi
sunt
,
&
illud
ten●nt
contra
formam
finis
praed'
,
Et
quia
volumus
ea
,
q●ae
cur'
ꝓgenitoris
nostri
acta
sunt
,
debite
executioni
demandari
,
tibi
pncipimus
,
qđ
●
probos
&
legales
homines
de
balliua
tua
Scire
facias
praefat'
T.
L.
&
R.
qd'
sint
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
apud
W.
in
octab
.
&c.
ostensu●
si
quid
ꝓ
se
habeant
aut
dicere
sciant
,
quare
praedict'
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
,
quod
ipsi
tenent
in
forma
praedicta
,
post
mortem
praedict'
G.
&
I.
praefat'
M.
T.
&
H.
consanguin̄
haered'
ipsorum
G.
&
I.
de
corporibus
suis
procreat'
,
remanere
non
debent
iuxta
formam
finis
praedicti
,
si
sibi
viderint
expedir̄
,
Et
habeas
ibi
nomina
eorum
,
per
quos
eis
scire
fecer̄
,
&
hoc
breue
,
Teste
&c.
Rex
vicecom̄
salutem
:
Cum
quidam
finis
leuasset
in
curia
dni
E.
nuper
Sc●●e
facias
pur
le
heire
de
cestuy
en
●●●em̄
.
regis
Angl'
aui
nt̄i
,
tali
die
,
&
anno
,
coram
A.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iustic'
eiusdem
aui
nostri
de
Banco
,
inter
W.
quaerentem
,
&
R.
deforciant̄
,
de
manerio
de
T.
cum
pertinent'
,
vnde
pla●itum
conuencionis
summonitum
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
s●ilicet
quod
praedict'
R.
recogn'
praedictum
maneri●m
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illud
quod
idem
W.
habuisset
de
dono
praedict'
R.
&
pro
illa
recognitione
,
fine
,
&
concordia
,
idem
W.
concessisset
praedict'
R.
praed'
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
,
habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
R.
de
praedicto
W.
&
haeredibus
suis
masculis
de
corpore
suo
procreatis
tota
vita
ipsius
R.
reddend'
inde
per
annum
&c.
Et
post
decessum
ipsius
R.
praedictum
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
Render
pur
vie
oue
reuerter
a
luy
en
taile
&
remainder
ouster
in
taile
.
integre
reuertat̄
ad
praedict'
W.
&
haeredes
suos
,
quiet'
de
haered'
praedict'
R.
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
,
per
seruitia
,
quae
ad
illud
manerium
pertinerent
,
imperpetuum
,
&
si
contingeret
quod
praedictus
R.
obiret
sine
haerede
masculo
de
corpore
suo
procreato
praedict'
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaneret
T.
fratri
ipsius
W.
&
haeredibus
masculis
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruic'
praedict'
imperpetuum
:
Ac
iam
ex
insinuatione
A.
filij
&
haeredis
praedict'
T.
accepimus
,
quod
praedict'
R.
iam
obijt
,
&
quod
praedict'
W.
obijt
sine
herede
masculo
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
&
qd'
I.
vnum
messuagium
&c.
cum
pertinent'
,
quae
fuerunt
parcella
manerij
praed'
,
modo
ingressus
est
,
&
illa
tenet
contra
formam
finis
pred'
,
Et
quia
volumus
ea
&c.
ostens
.
si
quid
pro
se
habeat
aut
dicere
sciat
,
quare
predictum
tenementum
cum
pertinent
,
praed'
A.
filio
&
heredi
predicti
T.
remanere
non
debeat
,
iuxta
formam
finis
praedicti
,
fi
sibi
viderit
expedire
&c.
Et
habeas
&c.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
venit
tam
praedictus
I.
S.
per
S.
atturnatum
Scire
facia●
vers
seueral
tenants
.
Retur̄
scire
fecit
.
Cosinage
allege
.
suum
,
quam
praedict'
W.
&
A.
per
F.
atturnatum
suum
,
&
vicecomes
mand'
quod
scire
fecerit
eisdem
W.
&
A
,
essendi
hic
ad
hunc
diem
ostensur̄
seperatim
in
forma
praedicta
▪
per
R.
&
S.
probos
&c.
&
super
hoc
praedict'
I.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
est
consang'
&
heres
predict'
I.
&
E.
videlicet
&c.
&
petit
versus
praedict'
W.
&
A.
seperatim
executionem
in
forma
praedicta
&c.
Et
iam
praedicti
W.
&
A.
quoad
predicta
tenementa
,
vnde
executio
A
barre
that
the
parties
to
the
fine
had
nothing
in
the
land
at
the
time
of
the
fine
,
but
I.
whose
estate
the
tenant
hath
.
versus
eos
secuta
est
,
quam
praedict'
R.
&
I.
quo
ad
praedicta
tenementa
,
vnde
executio
versus
eos
seperatim
petita
est
,
singulatim
dicunt
,
quod
nec
praed'
I.
nec
praed'
W.
&
B.
quos
per
finem
praedict'
supponit̄
esse
partes
finis
illius
,
nihil
habuer̄
in
tenementis
pred'
cum
pertinent'
,
vnde
executio
versus
W.
&
A.
sepetatim
petita
est
,
tempore
leuat̄
eiusd'
finis
,
imo
quidam
I.
C.
fuit
inde
seisitus
tempore
leuationis
finis
illius
,
cuius
quid
I.
C.
statum
in
tentis
illis
,
vnde
executio
versus
eos
petita
est
,
quam
praed'
R.
&
I.
seperatim
habent
in
tenementis
praed'
vnde
executio
versus
eos
singulatim
petita
est
,
seperatim
petunt
iudicium
,
si
praed'
I.
executionem
inde
versus
eos
habere
debeat
&c.
Et
praed'
I.
dicit
,
quod
tempore
leuationis
finis
illius
,
praed
▪
I.
&
I.
qui
fuerunt
partes
finis
illius
,
fuerunt
Issue
that
I.
was
seisied
at
the
time
of
the
fine
leuied
.
seisiti
de
tenementis
praed'
cum
pertinent
,
vnde
executio
versus
praed'
W.
&
A.
seperatim
in
forma
&
modo
praedict'
secuta
est
,
prout
per
finem
illum
supponiour
,
&
hoc
petit
&c.
Ideo
xij
.
&c.
Cum
quidam
finis
leuasset
in
curia
domini
E.
quondam
regis
Angliae
Scire
facias
super
fine
.
aui
nostri
,
a
die
sanctae
Trinitatis
in
quindecim
dies
,
anno
&c.
coram
I.
de
B.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusticiarijs
ipsius
au●
nostri
itinerantibus
apud
Ebor'
,
inter
Alinam
quaerent̄
,
&
A.
defend'
de
decem
libratis
terrae
cum
pertinentijs
in
A.
in
manerio
de
L.
in
comitatu
de
N.
vnde
placitum
conuenc'
summonitum
fuisset
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
qd'
praedict'
Adam
recognouit
praedicta
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
,
vt
in
dominicis
,
redditibus
&c.
et
omnibus
alijs
rebus
ad
praedicta
tenementa
pertinentibus
,
esse
ius
ipsus
Alani
,
praeterea
idem
A.
dedit
et
concessit
praedicto
Alano
quinque
marcas
reditus
cum
pertinentijs
in
A.
in
comitatu
K.
&
totum
manerium
de
B.
cum
pertinentijs
in
comitatu
tuo
,
vt
in
dominicis
&c.
habendum
et
tenendum
eidem
Alano
&
E.
vxori
eius
,
et
haeredibus
de
corporibus
ipsorum
Alani
et
E.
procreatis
,
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodorum
illorum
imperpetuum
,
faciend'
inde
omnia
seruitia
,
quae
ad
praedict'
tenementa
pertinent
,
&
praedictus
A.
&
heredes
sui
warr'
eisdem
Alano
&
E.
&
haeredibus
suis
praedictis
,
omnia
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
,
per
praedict'
seruitia
contra
omnes
gentes
imperpetuum
,
&
si
contigerit
quod
praedict'
A.
et
E.
obirent
sine
herede
de
corporibus
ipsorum
Alani
&
E.
procreat'
,
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodorum
illorum
imperpetuum
facien̄
inde
omnia
seruitia
quae
ad
pred'
tennta
pertinent
:
et
praedict'
A.
&
haeredes
sui
warr'
eisdem
Alano
&
E.
et
haeredibus
suis
praed'
omnia
praed'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
per
praed'
seruitia
contra
omnes
gentes
imperpetuum
,
&
si
contigerit
quod
predicti
A.
et
E.
obirent
sine
herede
de
corporibus
ipsorum
Alani
et
E.
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsorum
Alani
et
E.
predicta
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
ad
praefatum
Adam
et
haeredes
suos
integre
reuerterentur
quieta
de
alijs
heredibus
ipsorum
A.
&
E.
imperpetuum
,
ac
iam
ex
insinuatione
Anthonij
de
L.
et
I.
consanguineorum
&
hered'
predicti
Adae
ac
cepimus
,
quod
praedict'
Alanus
&
E.
iam
obierunt
,
et
quod
Iohannes
silius
et
haeres
eorundem
Alani
&
E.
obijt
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
et
etiam
Wilhelmus
filius
predicti
Alani
&
E.
et
frater
&
haeres
predict'
Iohannis
iam
obijt
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
&
qd'
quaedam
Iohanna
,
quae
fuit
vxor
Iohannis
de
W.
predict'
manerium
de
B.
cum
pertinent
ingressa
est
,
&
illud
tenet
contra
formam
finis
pndict̄
:
Et
ideo
tibi
praeceperimus
,
qd'
ꝑ
bonos
&
legales
homines
de
comitatu
tuo
scire
faceres
pndict̄
Iohannae
,
quod
esset
coram
Iusticiar'
nostris
apud
Westm
a
die
sancti
Michaelis
in
quindecim
dies
proxim'
praeterito
,
ostēsura
si
quid
pro
se
haberet
vel
dicere
sciret
,
quare
pndict̄
manerium
de
B
,
cum
pertinent
,
praedicto
Antho.
et
I.
consanguineis
&
hered'
praedicti
Adae
reueiti
non
deberent
,
si
sibi
vidisset
expedire
,
ac
pro
eo
quod
idem
I.
postea
in
eadem
curia
nostra
dixit
quod
predict'
Anthonius
sequeretur
executionem
sinis
predicti
de
medietate
praedicti
manerij
de
B.
cum
pertinent
,
versus
predictam
Iohannam
.
Eadem
Iohanna
venit
in
eadem
curia
et
dixit
,
quod
ipsa
tenet
predictum
manerium
de
B.
cum
pertinent
per
nomen
manerij
de
R.
ex
dimissione
N.
de
C.
et
quod
reuersio
inde
post
mortem
eiusdem
Iohannae
ad
praedict'
N.
spectat
,
sine
quo
non
potest
predicto
Anthonio
de
predicta
medietate
manerij
predict'
respondere
,
&
petit
auxilium
de
ipso
Nicholao
.
Et
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
per
bonos
&c.
scire
facias
praedicto
N.
quod
sit
&c.
apud
Westmon̄
a
die
&c.
ad
respondent'
prefato
A.
simul
cum
predicta
Iohanna
de
praedicto
placito
si
voluerit
▪
Et
habeas
ibi
nomina
&c.
Teste
&c.
Cum
quidam
finis
leuasset
in
cur'
dni
E.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
aui
nostri
Scire
facias
sur
ayde
.
xv
.
termino
Trin̄
,
anno
&c.
coram
A.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusticiar'
ipsius
au●
nost●
itinerantibus
,
apud
E.
inter
B.
quer'
,
&
C.
defor●
'
,
de
decem
librat̄
redit'
cum
pertinentijs
in
B.
in
manerio
de
S.
in
comit'
E
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summ̄
fuisset
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
,
quod
praedict'
C.
recogn'
tennta
praed'
cum
pertinent
,
vt
in
dn̄icis
,
redit'
&c.
&
omnibus
alijs
rebus
ad
predict'
tennta
pertinent
,
esse
ius
ipsius
B.
Praeterea
idem
C.
dedit
&
concessit
praedict'
B.
quinque
marc'
redit'
cum
pertinentijs
in
A.
in
comitatu
S.
&
totum
manerium
de
D.
cum
pertinent
in
eodem
come
vt
in
dominicis
:
habend'
&
tenend'
eidem
B.
&
E.
vxor'
eius
,
&
haered'
de
corporibus
ipsorum
B.
et
E.
exeuntibus
,
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
imperpetuum
,
faciend'
inde
omnia
seruitia
quae
ad
predict'
tenementa
pertinerent
:
Et
predict'
C.
&
haered'
sui
warrant'
eisdem
B.
&
E.
et
haered'
suis
predict'
,
omnia
predict'
manner
cum
suis
pertinentijs
per
praedict'
seruitia
contra
omnes
gentes
imperpetuum
:
Et
si
contingat
quod
praedict'
B.
&
E.
obierent
sine
haered'
de
corporibus
ipsorum
B.
et
E.
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
predict'
B.
et
E.
praedict'
tenement'
cum
pertinentijs
ad
praefat'
C.
&
haeredes
suos
integre
reuerterentur
quiet'
alijs
haered'
ipsorum
B.
&
E.
imperpetuum
:
Ac
iam
ex
insinuatione
R.
&
K.
consang'
&
haered'
praedict
C.
accepimus
,
quod
predict'
B.
&
E.
iam
obierunt
,
et
quod
I.
filius
et
haeres
eorundem
B.
&
E.
obiit
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
et
etiam
W.
filius
praedict'
B.
&
E.
frater
et
haeres
praedict'
▪
I.
iam
obijt
sine
haerede
de
corpore
suo
exeunt̄
,
et
quod
quaedam
I.
quae
fuit
vxor
I.
W.
pndict̄
manner
de
D.
cum
pertinentijs
modo
ingressa
est
,
et
illud
tenet
contra
formam
finis
predict'
,
Et
ideo
tibi
precipimus
,
quod
per
probos
&c.
scire
fac'
praefat'
I.
quod
esset
coram
&c.
tali
die
ostensur̄
si
quid
&c.
quare
predictum
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
,
predict'
R.
et
K.
consanguin̄
&
hered'
praedicti
C.
reueru
non
deberet
▪
si
sibi
vidisset
expedire
,
ac
pro
eo
quod
idem
K.
postea
in
cadem
curia
nostra
ven'
&
dic'
quod
pndict̄
R.
sequeretur
executionem
finis
predicti
de
medietat̄
man
erij
predicti
de
D.
cum
pertin'
versus
pnd'
I.
eadem
I.
tali
▪
die
ven'
in
ead'
cur'
nostra
,
&
dicit
qd
'
ipsa
tenet
manner
praed'
de
B.
cum
pertinent
per
nomen
manerij
de
R.
ex
dimissione
N.
C.
&
qd'
reuersio
inde
per
mortem
praed'
I.
ad
praedict'
N.
spectat
,
sine
quo
non
potest
praedict'
R.
de
predict'
medietate
manerij
predicti
respondere
,
&
petijt
auxilium
de
ipso
N.
Et
ideo
tibi
precipimus
,
qd'
per
probos
scire
fac'
praefat'
N.
quod
sit
&c.
ad
respondend'
praed'
R.
simul
cum
praedict'
I.
de
praedict'
placito
si
voluerit
.
Et
habeas
&c.
Dominus
Rex
mand'
Iusticiarijs
suis
hoc
breue
suum
clausum
in
haec
Mittimus
del
transcript
del
fine
,
&
Scire
facias
inde
.
verba
.
Edwardus
&c.
(
recitand'
totum
breue
,
)
tenor
praedict'
finis
vnde
in
breui
praed'
fit
mentio
,
(
vel
sic
)
Transcript̄
praed'
finis
,
vnde
in
breui
praedict'
fit
mentio
,
sequitur
in
haec
verba
.
Haec
est
finalis
x
&c.
recitand'
&
totum
&c.
Et
modo
scz
.
tali
die
isto
eodem
termin̄
venit
hic
Scire
fac
.
for
the
heire
of
him
in
the
remainder
against
the
terre
tenant
.
in
cur'
A.
ex
parte
praedict'
T.
&
dicit
qd'
praed'
R.
mortuus
est
,
&
similit̄
qd'
praed'
W.
obijt
sine
haered'
masculo
de
corpor̄
suo
ꝓcreat̄
,
&
qd'
I.
in
vnum
mess
.
&c.
cum
pertin'
,
quae
sunt
parcell'
manerij
predict'
,
modo
ingressus
est
,
et
ill'
tenet
contra
formam
finis
praed'
,
Et
petit
breue
Vic'
S.
dirigend'
,
ad
praemuniend'
pref.
I.
essendi
hic
ostens
.
si
quid
&c.
quare
eadem
messuag'
&c.
cum
pertin'
,
quae
dictus
T.
damat
inform̄
pnd'
,
post
mortem
pred'
W.
praef.
T.
consang'
&
hered'
praed'
R.
remanere
non
debet
iuxta
Seueral
Scire
fac'
into
seueral
counties
vpon
one
fine
.
formam
finis
pnd'
,
eo
qd'
pred'
W.
mortuus
est
sine
haered'
mascul'
de
corpore
suo
ꝓcreato
,
&
ei
conceditur
returnabil'
hic
tali
die
.
vel
sic
,
Et
per
separalia
br̄ia
,
viz.
vnum
Vicec'
dicti
come
B.
aliud
Vic'
N.
tertium
Vic'
H.
dirigend'
,
ad
praemuniend'
eundem
I.
essendi
hic
,
ostensur̄
&c.
Praecept̄
fuit
vicecom̄
,
cum
quidam
finis
Ieuasset
in
cur'
dni
reg.
&c.
Scire
fac'
for
him
in
the
rem̄
.
die
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
&c.
Iusticiarijs
ipsius
progenitoris
dni
regis
nunc
de
Banco
,
inter
W.
&
I.
vxorem
eius
querent̄
,
&
I.
E.
deforc'
de
vno
messuagio
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
in
L.
vnde
placitum
conuencionis
summ̄
fuisset
inter
eos
in
ead'
curia
,
scilicet
quod
praedictus
W.
recogn'
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
I.
vt
illa
quae
idem
I.
habuisset
de
dono
praed'
W.
&
pro
illa
recognitione
fine
et
concordia
idem
I.
concessisset
Render
to
the
husband
and
wife
,
&
to
the
heires
of
the
body
of
the
husband
.
predict'
W.
et
I.
praedict'
tentum
cum
pertinent
,
&
illa
eis
reddidisset
in
eadem
curia
,
habend'
&
tenend'
eisd'
W.
et
I.
&
haeredib'
ipsius
W.
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruicia
quae
ad
tenementum
praedict'
pertinerent
imperpetuum
,
&
si
contingat
quod
idem
W.
obiret
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsorum
W.
&
I.
praed'
tennta
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanerent
I.
filio
eiusdem
W.
&
haeredibus
de
corpore
suo
procreatis
,
Rem̄
in
taile
.
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
per
seruicia
,
quae
ad
praedict'
tennta
pertinerent
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingat
quod
idem
I.
obiret
sine
Rem̄
to
the
right
heires
.
haerede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
praedict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanerent
rectis
haeredibus
ipsius
W.
tenend'
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
&c.
vt
supra
:
Ac
iam
ex
insinuatione
T.
consang'
et
haered'
praedict'
I.
fil'
W.
acceperat
Rex
,
quod
idem
W.
mortuus
est
fine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
&
quod
pnd'
I.
iam
obijt
,
&
quod
quidem
A.
tennta
praedicta
cum
pertinentijs
,
modo
ingressus
est
,
&
ea
tenet
contra
formam
finis
praed'
,
Et
quia
&c.
quod
p
probos
&c.
Scire
facias
praefat'
A.
quod
esset
hic
ad
hunc
diem
&c.
ostēsur̄
si
quid
&c.
quare
praed'
tennta
cum
pertinent
,
que
ipse
tenet
in
forma
praed'
,
post
mortem
praedict'
W.
&
I.
vxor
eius
praefat'
T.
vt
consang'
&
hered'
praedict'
I.
fil'
W.
remanere
non
debent
iuxta
formam
finis
praed'
,
si
&c.
eo
quod
praed'
W.
obijt
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
exeunt̄
&c.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
venit
tam
praedict'
T.
per
A.
atturnatum
suum
quam
praed'
A.
per
S.
atturnatum
suum
,
&
vicecomes
mandauit
quod
preceperat
I.
L.
balliuo
libertatis
&c.
cui
&c.
qui
eidem
vic'
sic
respond'
,
quod
scire
fecit
pref.
A.
essendi
hic
ad
hunc
diem
,
ostensur̄
in
forma
pnd'
,
ꝑ
T.
&
G
probos
&c.
Et
super
hoc
pnd'
T.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
est
consang'
&
heres
praed'
I.
filij
W.
viz.
fil'
I.
fil'
ipsius
I.
fil'
W.
&c.
&
petit
versus
prefat'
A.
executionem
&c.
Et
super
hoc
,
praed'
W.
H.
dicit
quod
praed'
W.
frater
G.
in
fine
praed
'
Cosinage
.
nominat̄
,
apud
S.
in
come
N.
quandam
E.
P.
ad
ipsam
in
vxor'
ducend'
:
eadem
que
E.
ipsum
W.
adeum
in
virum
habend'
,
insimul
affidarunt
,
Et
post
banna
inter
eos
per
tres
dies
festiuos
a
se
distantes
in
ecclesia
&c.
publice
proclamat
,
fuer'
disponsalia
inter
eos
in
facie
ecclesiae
illius
solemnit̄
,
celebrat̄
,
infra
que
disponsalia
,
ijdem
W.
&
E.
habuerunt
exit̄
inter
se
T.
apud
H.
in
eodem
come
N.
genitum
&
natum
,
Qui
quidem
T.
apud
T.
in
come
N.
in
ecclesia
sanct'
A.
ibidem
duxit
in
vxorem
quandam
N.
ijdemque
T.
&
N.
post
sponsalia
inter
eos
ibid'
celebrat̄
,
habuerunt
exit̄
inter
eos
quendam
H.
ibid'
genitum
&
natum
,
ac
idem
H.
apud
dictam
villam
N.
in
eod'
come
in
pnd'
ecclesia
&c.
duxit
in
vxorem
quandam
I.
ijdemque
H.
&
I.
post
sponsalia
inter
eos
ibidem
celebrat̄
,
habuerunt
exitum
inter
eos
praedict'
W.
H.
qui
nunc
sequitur
genitum
&
natum
,
&
sic
idem
W.
H.
que
nunc
sequitur
dic'
,
quod
ipse
est
consang'
&
heres
praed'
W.
fratris
G.
de
corpore
ipsius
W.
fratris
G.
procreat'
,
videlicet
fil'
praed'
H.
fil'
dicti
T.
fil'
eiusd'
W.
fratris
G.
&
petit
versus
pnd
R.
S.
sen̄
&c.
exec'
&c.
Praec'
fuit
vic'
,
cum
quidam
finis
leuasset
in
curia
d●i
E.
nuper
Reg.
Fine
Ieuied
to
one
by
a
gardein
.
Angl'
&c.
in
oct'
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
&c.
per
breue
ipsius
nuper
Reg.
inter
S.
P.
&
I.
vxo●
eius
&
S.
fil'
eorundem
S.
&
I.
quer'
,
per
E.
custodem
ipsius
S.
fil'
eorundem
S.
P.
&
I.
ad
lucrand'
,
&
W.
P.
personam
ecclesiae
de
T.
&
I.
H.
capellan̄
deforc'
,
de
duobus
messuagijs
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
T.
S.
&
W.
vnde
placit̄
conuentionis
sum̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scz
.
quod
praed'
S.
P.
recogn'
tenementa
praedicta
cum
pertin'
esse
ius
ipsius
W.
vt
illa
que
ijdem
W.
&
I.
tunc
habuerunt
ex
dono
praed'
S
P.
&
pro
eadem
recognitione
,
fine
&
concordia
,
ijdem
W.
&
I.
concesserr̄
pnd'
S.
P.
&
I.
&
S.
filio
eorund'
S.
&
I.
praed'
tenementa
cum
pertinent
,
&
illa
cis
reddiderunt
in
eadem
curia
,
Habend'
&
tenend'
eisd'
S.
P.
&
I.
&
S.
filio
eorundem
S.
&
I.
&
heredibus
ipsius
S.
filij
eorundem
S.
&
I.
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
de
capital'
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
praedict'
tenementa
pertinerent
imperpetuum
,
&
si
contingeret
quod
idem
S.
filius
eorundem
S.
&
I.
obiret
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
tunc
post
pecessum
ipsorum
S.
&
I.
&
S.
filij
eorundem
S.
&
I.
praedicta
tennta
cum
pertin'
integre
remanerent
hered'
masculis
de
corporibus
ipsorum
S.
&
I.
exeuntibus
,
tenend'
de
capital'
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
,
que
ad
praed'
tennta
pertinerent
imperpetuum
,
&
si
nullus
heres
masculus
de
corporibus
ipsorum
S.
P.
&
I.
foret
procreat'
,
tunc
praed'
tennta
cum
pertin'
integreremanerent
M.
sorori
pnd'
S.
filie
praed'
S.
&
I.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
procreatis
,
tenenđ
'
de
capital'
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
pnd'
tennta
pertinerent
,
imperpetuum
,
&
si
contingeret
qd'
eadem
M.
obiret
sine
hered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
M.
pnd'
tennta
cum
pertin'
,
integre
remanerent
I.
sorori
eiusdem
M.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
capital'
dnis
feodi
illius
ꝑ
seruitia
que
ad
pnd'
tennta
pertinent
imperpetuu
,
&
si
contingeret
qd'
eadem
I.
obiret
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
pnd'
tennta
cum
pertin'
integre
rem̄
rectis
hered'
praed'
S.
P.
tenend'
de
capital'
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
que
ad
pnd'
tennta
pertinerent
imperpet̄
,
ac
iam
ex
insinuatione
I.
A.
consang'
&
her
pnd'
M.
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
acceperat
Rex
,
quod
pnd'
S.
P.
&
I.
mortuisunt
sine
her̄
masculo
de
corporibus
suis
procreato
,
et
p̄đ
S.
silius
praeđ
S.
et
I.
mortuus
est
,
sine
her̄
de
corpor̄
suo
procreato
quodque
praeđ
M.
similiter
obijt
,
&
quod
quidam
R.
L.
Scire
fac'
for
the
heire
of
him
in
the
Rem̄
.
&
alij
,
mes
.
&c.
p̄đ
cum
pertin'
modo
ingressi
sunt
,
&
illa
tenent
contra
form̄
finis
praedict'
,
et
quia
&c.
scire
fac'
prefat'
R.
L.
et
al'
,
quod
essent
hic
ad
hunc
diem
scz
.
a
die
&c.
ostensur̄
,
si
quid
&c.
quare
mes
.
p̄đ
cum
pertin'
,
que
ipsi
tenent
in
form̄
praeđ
,
post
mortem
praeđ
S.
P.
et
I.
et
S.
&c.
ac
pref.
M.
prefat'
I.
A.
consang'
et
her̄
ipsius
M.
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
rem̄
non
debeant
iuxta
formam
finis
p̄đ
,
eo
quod
praeđ
S.
P.
et
I.
mortui
sunt
sine
her̄
masculo
de
corporibus
suis
procreat'
,
et
praed'
S.
filius
praeđ
S.
et
I.
mortuus
est
sine
hered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
si
&c.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
ven'
tam
praedict'
I.
A.
ꝑ
T.
B.
attorn̄
suum
,
quam
praeđ
R.
L.
et
al'
per
I.
K.
attorn̄
suum
,
&
vic'
mand'
,
quod
scire
fecit
eisdem
R.
L.
&
alijs
essendi
hic
ad
hunc
diem
,
ostens
.
in
forma
praed'
per
I.
C.
et
alios
probos
&c.
super
quo
idem
I.
A.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
est
consang'
&
her̄
praed'
M.
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
videlicet
filius
I.
fil'
W.
fil'
S.
.
fil'
praeđ
M.
Et
pet̄
executionem
de
tenementis
praeđ
sibi
adiudicare
&c.
Et
praedict'
Confession
of
the
fine
.
R.
L.
et
alij
dicunt
,
quod
ipsi
non
possunt
dedicer̄
finem
praed
,
nec
quin
praeđ
S.
P.
per
finem
illum
recogn'
tennta
praedict
cum
pertinentijs
esse
ius
praedict'
W.
P.
vt
illa
que
idem
W.
ac
praed'
I.
tunc
habuerunt
de
dono
praedict'
S.
P.
nec
quin
pro
eadem
recogn'
▪
fine
et
concordia
,
ijdem
W.
et
I.
per
finem
illum
concesserunt
tenementa
illa
,
tenend'
prefat'
S.
P.
et
I.
S.
fil'
eorundem
S.
&
I.
et
illa
eis
reddiderunt
in
cadem
curia
,
habend'
&
tenend'
eisdem
S.
P.
et
I.
et
S.
filio
eorunđ
S.
&
I.
et
her̄
ipsius
S.
fil'
eorundem
S.
et
I.
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
Ita
quod
si
contingeret
,
quod
idem
S.
fil'
eorundem
S.
et
I.
obiret
sine
heređ
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsorum
S.
P.
et
I.
et
S.
fil'
eorundem
S.
et
I.
predict'
tenementa
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remaner̄
heređ
mascul'
de
corporibus
ipsorum
S.
P.
et
I.
exeunt̄
,
et
si
nullus
heres
masculus
de
corporibus
ipsorum
S.
P.
et
I.
foret
procreat'
,
tunc
tennta
praeđ
cum
pertinentijs
integre
remanerent
praefat'
M.
sorori
p̄đ
S.
fil'
praedict'
S.
P.
et
I.
&
heređ
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
nec
quin
praedict'
S.
P.
et
I.
mortui
sunt
sine
herede
masculo
de
corporibus
suis
procreat'
,
nec
quin
praedict'
S.
fil'
praedict'
S.
P.
et
I.
mortuus
est
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
nec
quin
praedict'
M.
similiter
mortua
est
,
nec
quin
praedict'
I.
A.
est
consang
et
heređ
praeđ
M.
in
forma
qua
idem
I.
A.
superius
supponitur
,
sed
omnia
&
singula
premissa
bene
concedunt
,
Ideo
cons.
est
quod
Iudgement
dauer
execut̄
.
praeđ
I.
A.
habeat
executionem
versus
praedict'
R.
L.
et
al'
de
tenement'
praeđ
cum
pertinent
&c.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
venit
tam
praedict'
E.
in
propria
persona
Sci.
fe.
return̄
.
sua
,
quam
praeđ
T.
B.
per
W.
atturnatum
suum
,
Et
vic'
manđ
quod
scire
fecit
&c.
Et
super
hoc
praedict'
E.
dicit
,
quod
ipse
est
consang
.
&
heres
praedict'
E.
videlicet
fil'
R.
fil'
I.
fil'
A.
fil'
W.
fratris
R.
patris
ipsius
Cosinage
alleaged
.
E.
&
petit
versus
pref.
T.
B.
execuc'
&c.
Et
praedict'
T.
dicit
,
quod
praeđ
E.
executionem
&c.
virtute
finis
praeđ
versus
eum
habere
non
debet
,
Barre
que
aut̄
fuit
heire
que
estate
il
ad
.
quia
dicit
quod
quidam
R.
pater
ipsius
R.
patris
E.
quandam
I.
R.
adeam
in
vxor'
ducenđ
,
ac
eadem
I.
ipsum
R.
ad
cum
in
virum
capienđ
,
apud
R.
in
comitatu
N.
adinuicem
affidarunt
,
Et
post
modum
bannis
inter
ipsos
per
tres
dies
festiuos
a
se
distantes
in
Ecclesia
parochiali
de
R.
sole
mniter
proclam̄
,
ceterisque
concurrent̄
in
ea
parte
canonice
requisitis
,
sponsalia
inter
eosdem
R.
et
I.
in
facie
Ecclesie
ciusdem
fuerunt
legittime
ac
solemniter
celebrat̄
,
infra
que
sponsalia
ijdem
R.
et
I.
apud
R.
praedict'
habuerunt
exitum
inter
eos
ibidem
genitum
&
natum
predict'
R.
patrem
praedict'
E.
ac
quendam
S.
medium
,
&
post
ipsius
S.
natiuitatem
,
praedict'
W.
in
fine
praedict'
nominat̄
,
ipso
W.
iumore
,
cui
praedict'
E.
sefacit
consang
.
etheređ
,
et
praedict'
R.
pater
R.
et
I.
postea
obier̄
,
et
praedict'
R.
fil'
R.
fil'
R.
habuit
exitum
ibidem
praedict'
E.
&
obijt
,
ipsaque
E.
postea
obijt
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
exeunte
,
dicto
W.
E.
viro
suo
in
dicto
fine
nominato
ipsam
superuiuente
,
et
ipse
W.
postea
obijt
,
post
cuius
mortem
praedict'
T.
&
M.
in
praedictum
messuag
.
&c.
in
praedict'
villis
de
E.
et
M.
intrauerunt
vt
in
remanere
suo
p̄đ
,
et
inde
scisit̄
fuerunt
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feođ
talliato
virtute
finis
p̄đ
,
&
obierunt
sine
he●
de
corporibus
suis
exeunt̄
,
post
quorum
mortem
,
quidam
I.
R.
vt
consang'
et
heres
praeđ
E.
viz.
fil'
S.
fratris
R.
patris
praedict'
E.
in
tennt
illa
cum
pertinent
intrauit
,
&
inde
fuit
seisitus
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
virtute
finis
praed'
,
cuius
quidè
I.
R.
statum
pnd'
T.
B.
modo
habet
in
eisdem
,
Et
hoc
&c.
vnde
pet̄
&c.
si
execuc'
&c.
Et
praed'
E.
dicit
,
qd'
ipse
ab
executione
mess
.
&c.
in
praed'
villis
de
E.
Cosinage
maintaine
.
&
M.
versus
pref.
T.
hēd'
,
peraliqua
p̄allegata
,
excludi
non
debet
,
Quia
dic'
qd'
diuante
pnd'
sponsaliaint̄
pref.
R.
patrem
R.
&
I.
R.
vxor'
eius
celebrata
,
idem
R.
pater
ipsius
R.
ipsam
I.
ad
eam
in
vxorem
ducend'
ac
eadem
Lipsum
R.
ad
ipsum
in
virum
capiend'
apud
M.
in
praed'
comitatu
B.
adinuicem
affidarunt
,
ac
concurrentibus
omnibus
&
singulis
de
iure
in
ea
parte
canonice
requisit̄
,
sponsalia
inter
ipos
R.
&
I.
in
facie
ecclesie
&c.
fuerunt
solemnit̄
ac
legitime
celebrata
,
infra
que
sponsalia
,
praedict'
R.
pater
R.
&
I.
vxoris
e●us
apud
praedictam
villam
de
M.
habuerunt
exitum
inter
se
,
viz.
patrem
praedict'
E.
et
praed'
W.
in
fine
praedicto
nominatum
filium
suum
medium
,
cui
pnd'
E.
se
facit
consang'
&
her̄
&
pnd'
S.
filium
suum
iuniorem
,
Absque
hoc
quod
praed'
S.
fuit
filius
praed'
R.
patris
R.
&
I.
vxor'
eius
senior̄
praed'
W.
prout
praed'
T.
B.
superius
allegauit
,
Et
hoc
&c.
vnde
pet̄
iudicium
et
execucion̄
&c.
Et
praed'
T.
B.
dicit
quod
predict'
S.
fuit
filius
praed'
R.
patris
R.
&
I.
vxoris
eius
senior̄
pref.
W.
in
forma
qua
ipse
superius
allegauit
,
Et
de
hoc
&c.
Et
praedictus
E.
similiter
,
&
quia
Iustic'
hic
nondum
auisantur
,
an
dictus
exitus
placiti
predicti
triari
debet
per
homines
de
visu
de
M.
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
vel
per
homines
Venue
.
de
visu
de
R.
in
dicto
comitatu
W.
aut
per
homines
de
vno
visu
&
alio
,
dies
datus
est
partibus
praedict'
ad
audiend'
iudicium
suum
,
hic
in
Octabis
Hill'
&c.
Et
super
hoc
praedict'
W.
L.
dicit
quod
ipse
est
consang'
et
heres
praedict
'
Consinage
allege
in
sci
.
fac'
.
M.
videlicet
fil'
I.
fil'
I.
fil'
I.
fil'
ipsius
M.
geniti
et
nati
apud
T.
in
comitatu
N.
inter
I.
L.
de
T.
quondam
virum
praedictae
M.
et
ipsam
M.
post
sponsalia
inter
eos
ibid'
celebrata
,
et
petit
versus
prefat'
W.
et
A.
execuc'
&c.
Et
pnd'
W.
et
A.
non
cogn̄
aliqua
in
breui
pnd'
per
praed'
W.
L.
preallagata
contenta
,
ac
protestando
qd'
ipsi
ad
genitur̄
et
natiuitat̄
pnd'
I.
fil'
M.
tam
suspecta
extra
modum
&
tempus
superius
allegat̄
necesse
non
habent̄
nec
per
legem
terre
tenentur
m̄dere
,
protestand'
e●●am
qd'
pnd'
M.
primo
cepit
in
virum
quend'
I.
L.
de
M.
qui
quid'
I.
&
M.
habuerunt
exitum
inter
eos
quend'
I.
idemque
I.
postea
obijt
sine
●her̄
masc'
de
corpore
suo
et
corpore
pnd'
M.
procreat'
pro
plac'
dic'
quod
praedict'
W.
vt
consang'
&
her̄
pnd'
M.
execuc'
p̄đ
manerij
de
W.
cum
pertinent
,
vnde
&c.
virtut̄
finis
praedict'
versus
eos
habere
non
debet
,
quia
dicit
,
quod
diu
post
mortem
p̄đ
I.
L.
de
M.
et
ante
aliqua
sponsalia
inter
praeđ
I.
L.
de
T
et
M.
habit̄
seu
celebrat̄
,
tam
I.
de
H.
pref.
M.
ad
ipsam
in
vxor'
,
quam
eađ
M.
ad
ipsum
I.
ad
eum
in
virum
habend'
,
apud
C.
in
come
S.
in
simul
affidarunt
,
ibidemque
post
banna
inter
eos
in
eccl'
&c.
ꝑ
tres
dies
festious
a
se
distant̄
solemnit̄
proclamat̄
,
fuerunt
desponsalia
inter
ipsos
I.
de
H.
&
M.
in
facie
eiusdem
ecclesie
celebrat̄
,
&
ipsi
ibidem
legitimo
matrimonio
copulati
,
infraque
desponsalia
tota
vita
ipsius
I.
de
H.
ibidem
continuata
,
&
ante
aliqua
sponsalia
inter
prefat'
I.
L.
de
T.
&
M.
habit̄
seu
celebrat̄
,
praed'
I.
de
H.
&
M.
habuerunt
exit̄
inter
eos
quendam
N.
apud
C.
praed'
genitum
&
natum
,
&
finis
praed'
in
forma
praed'
leuauit
,
&
pnd'
A.
que
fuit
vxor
W.
postea
obijt
,
post
cuius
mortem
praed'
I.
de
H.
&
M.
fuerunt
seisiti
de
praedicto
manerio
de
W.
cum
pertinentijs
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
talliato
,
feodo
&
iure
simplici
in
persona
ipsius
M.
quiescente
virtute
ipsius
finis
praed'
,
&
de
tali
statu
inde
obierunt
sesit̄
,
&
de
ipsis
I.
de
H.
&
M.
descend'
idem
manerium
de
W.
cum
pertinentijs
eidem
N.
vt
fil'
&
hered'
ipsorum
I.
&
M.
Qui
quidem
N.
in
manerium
illud
cum
pertinentijs
intrauit
,
&
inde
fuit
seisitus
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
talliato
feodo
&
iure
simplici
inde
in
persona
ipsius
N.
vt
fil'
&
hered'
ipsius
M.
quiescent̄
per
formam
finis
praedicti
,
&
habuit
exit̄
quend'
H.
apud
C.
praed'
genitum
,
&
obijt
,
&
de
ipso
N.
descend'
praedict'
manerium
de
W.
cum
pertinentijs
vnde
&c.
eid'
H.
vt
fil'
&
hered'
eiusdem
N.
qui
quidem
H.
in
manerium
illud
cum
pertin'
intrauit
,
&
indefuit
seisitus
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
talliato
,
feodo
&
iure
simplici
inde
in
persona
ipsius
H.
quiescente
per
formam
finis
praedicti
,
&
sic
inde
seisitus
feoffauit
quosdam
I.
&
E.
&c.
de
eodem
manerio
cum
pertinentijs
,
habend'
eis
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
,
virtute
cuius
&c.
in
feod'
,
quorum
quid'
I.
&c.
statum
praed'
W.
&
A.
modo
habent
in
eodem
manerio
&c.
&
hoc
&c.
vnde
petit
iudicium
si
praedict'
W.
L.
executionem
eiusd'
manerij
de
W.
cum
pertinentijs
virtute
finis
praed'
versus
eos
habere
debeat
&c.
Et
praed'
W.
L.
non
cogn̄
aliqua
per
praef.
W.
&
A.
preallegat̄
esse
vera
,
immo
minus
vera
&
imaginata
,
&
protestando
etiam
quod
genitur̄
&
natiuitas
praedict'
I.
L.
fil'
M.
per
ipsum
W.
L.
●n
dicta
declarac'
sua
de
consanguinitate
quo
modo
est
consang'
&
heres
ipsius
M.
contenta
,
sunt
&
fuerunt
vere
&
legitime
&
non
suspectiue
allegata
,
prout
per
diuersa
recordat̄
tam
in
cancellar̄
coram
&
Cancellario
:
&
in
Scaccario
coram
Baronibus
,
quam
in
Thes.
domini
Regis
inter
recorda
de
placit̄
armorum
coram
nuper
Constabulario
Ang
'
tentis
resident
▪
necnon
&
per
quam
plura
euidentia
,
munimenta
,
vera
,
iusta
&
sufficient
,
ac
pro
talibus
in
lege
approabata
&
confirmata
plene
liquet
.
Pro
placito
dic'
,
quod
ipse
ab
executione
dictimanerij
de
W.
cum
pertinent
virtute
finis
praedict'
habend'
,
per
aliqua
per
praedict'
W.
&
A.
inde
preallegat̄
,
excludi
non
debet
,
quia
dicit
quod
praedict'
I.
L.
de
M.
&
praed'
I.
L.
de
T.
fuerunt
vna
&
eadem
persona
&
non
diuerse
persone
,
&
quod
idem
I.
tota
vita
sua
,
tam
per
nomen
I.
L.
de
T
▪
quam
per
nomen
I.
L.
de
M.
nominatus
&
cognitus
fuit
,
quodque
dicta
sponsalia
inter
prefat'
I.
L
de
T.
&
M.
concurrentibus
prius
,
que
in
ea
parte
de
iure
canonice
require
bant̄
,
apud
praedict'
villam
de
T.
in
facie
ecclesie
parochialis
eisudem
ville
fuer'
solemniter
celebrata
,
infra
que
sponsalia
ijdem
I.
L.
&
M.
habuer̄
exitum
inter
se
praed'
I.
L.
fil'
&
her̄
praed'
M.
ibidem
genitum
&
natum
,
in
forma
qua
praedict'
I.
L.
per
dictam
declarac'
consang'
praedict'
supponitur
,
que
quidem
sponsalia
inter
ipsos
I.
L.
&
T.
M.
sic
celebrat̄
,
ibidem
continuat
fuer'
tota
vita
eiusdem
I.
&
post
mortem
eiusdem
I.
praedict'
M.
cepit
in
virum
praed'
I.
de
H.
absque
hoc
quod
praedict'
desponsalia
inter
praefat'
I.
de
H.
&
M.
per
praed'
W.
&
A.
preallegat̄
habita
seu
celebrata
fuerunt
ante
dicta
sponsalia
inter
praedict'
I.
L.
de
T.
&
M.
celebrat̄
prout
ijdem
W.
&
A.
superius
allegarunt
,
&
hoc
&c.
vnde
petitiudicium
si
executionem
&c.
Et
praedicti
W.
&
A.
dicunt
,
quod
praedicta
desponsalia
inter
praedict'
I.
de
H.
&
M.
per
praedict'
W.
&
A.
preallegata
,
habita
&
celebrata
fuerunt
ante
dicta
desponsalia
int̄
praedict'
I.
L.
de
T.
&
M.
celebrata
in
forma
qua
ijdem
W.
&
A.
superius
allegarunt
,
&
de
hoc
pon̄
&c.
Et
praed'
W.
similiter
,
Ideo
praec'
est
tam
vic'
N.
quam
vic'
S.
quod
&c.
Et
praed'
P.
dic'
,
quod
praed'
W.
execuc'
versus
eum
habere
non
debet
,
Barre
que
le
demandant
fuit
nee
hors
de
les
espousels
.
quia
dicit
quod
,
vbi
praed'
W.
per
breue
suum
praedict'
supponit
&
asserit
se
fuisse
filium
&
heredem
praed'
T.
idem
W.
natus
fuit
extra
omnia
sponsalia
,
&
hoc
paratus
est
verificare
,
vnde
petit
iudicium
si
praedict'
W.
vt
filius
&
heres
praed'
T.
seu
alterius
cuiuscunque
&c.
versus
eum
habere
debeat
&c.
Et
praedict'
W.
dicit
quod
praedict'
T.
pater
suus
habuit
quandam
vxorem
sibi
despōsat̄
A.
nomine
,
de
qua
ipse
natus
fuit
infra
sponsalia
inter
eos
T.
&
A.
celebrata
,
&
hoc
paratus
est
verificare
,
vnde
petit
iudicium
si
&c.
&
executionem
sibi
adiudicari
&c.
Et
praedict'
P.
dicit
,
vt
prius
,
quod
praedict'
W.
natus
fuit
extra
omnimoda
sponsalia
,
&
non
infra
sponsalia
praedict'
,
prout
praedict'
W.
superius
allegauit
,
Et
de
hoc
pon̄
se
super
patriam
.
Et
praedict'
W.
similiter
,
Ideo
duodecim
&c.
Et
praedict'
I.
P.
&
A.
non
cogn̄
quod
ipsi
,
que
fuerunt
partes
fini
predict'
,
nec
aliquis
eorum
vnquam
aliquid
habuerunt
vel
habuit
in
tentis
&
aduocac'
in
praedict'
fine
content̄
,
dic'
quod
praefat'
E.
vt
filius
&
heres
praedict'
W.
execuc'de
tennt
&
aduocation
versus
●os
habere
non
debet
,
Quia
dicit
quod
idem
W.
cap
it
in
vxor'
quendam
M.
que
quidem
M.
desponsate
fuit
eidem
W.
apud
E.
in
come
S.
&
ibidem
desponsalia
inter
eos
celebrata
fuerunt
,
&
dicit
quod
idem
E.
natus
fuit
apud
C.
in
come
S.
ante
desponsalia
,
Et
hoc
parati
sunt
verificare
per
patriam
de
praedict'
come
S.
&
qualiter
curia
hic
cons.
vnde
petit
iudicium
siidem
E.
execuc
'
Borne
before
mariage
.
de
ten'
&
aduocatione
praed'
,
vt
fil'
&
her̄
praed'
E.
in
hac
parte
versus
eos
habere
debeat
&c.
Et
praed'
E.
non
cognaliqua
per
praed'
I.
P.
&
A.
superius
allegat̄
,
di●
'
quod
ipse
per
aliqua
p̄allegat̄
ab
executione
de
tent'
&
aduocac'
praed'
virtute
finis
praed'
precludi
siue
repelli
non
debet
,
qui●
dicit
quod
praed'
W.
pater
ipsius
E.
cepit
in
vxor'
praed'
M.
viz.
apud
M.
in
dicto
come
E.
&
ibid'
desponsalia
inter
eos
modo
legitimo
&
secundum
forum
ecclesiasticum
celebrat̄
fuerunt
,
et
dicit
quod
ipse
ibid'
infra
desponsalia
illa
inter
ipsos
W.
&
M.
celebrata
natus
fuit
&
procreat'
,
&
hoc
&c.
per
patriam
de
praed'
come
E.
&
qualiter
cur'
hic
cons.
vnde
pet̄
iudicium
&
execuc'
&c.
Et
praed'
I.
P.
&c.
dic'
quod
praed'
E.
natus
●uit
apud
C.
in
praed'
come
S.
ante
desponsalia
inter
praed'
W.
&
M.
celebrat̄
,
&
hoc
vtus
pri
parati
sunt
verificare
per
patriam
,
&
qualiter
cur
hic
cons.
&c.
Et
praed'
E.
dicit
quod
ipse
natus
fuit
&
procreatus
fuit
infra
desponsalia
inter
praed'
W.
et
M.
celebrata
,
videlicet
apud
M.
in
predict'
come
E.
&
hoc
vt
prius
paratus
est
verificare
per
patriam
de
pred
▪
come
E.
&
qualitercumque
cu●
hic
cons.
&
quia
videtur
curie
hic
quod
exitus
placiti
praed'
per
homines
de
vtroque
comitatu
pred'
tr●ari
debet
,
Ideo
prec'
est
vtrisque
Trial.
vicecom̄
come
pred'
quod
vterque
eorum
venire
facīat
hic
tali
die
,
duodecimo
&c.
per
quos
&c.
Rex
Io.
ead'
gratia
L.
episcopo
,
salut̄
,
cum
I.
M.
filius
P.
fratris
G.
B.
in
Briefe
al
euesto
certifie
bastardy
.
cur'
nostram
nobis
ꝑ
quodd'
breue
n●um
de
sci
,
fac
.
quosdam
I.
A.
&
P.
G.
de
quodam
mess
.
cum
pertin'
in
F.
implicauerit
,
ipsique
I.
A.
&
P.
iuxta
debit'
premunic'
virtute
dictio
breuis
nostri
sibi
fact̄
,
coram
nobis
comparentes
allegauerunt
ipsum
I.
fore
bastard
'
,
hoc
pretendendo
verificare
,
&
quia
huiusmodi
cause
cognitio
ad
forum
mere
spectat
ecclesiastic'
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
vocat'
coram
vobis
,
quos
in
ea
parte
fore
viderit̄
euocand'
,
diligent̄
inde
faciat̄
inquisitionem
,
&
plenariam
veritatem
inde
per
literas
vestras
sub
sigillo
vestro
sigillat̄
nobis
in
oct'
&c.
vbicumque
tunc
fuerimus
in
Angl'
,
reddat̄
certiores
in
hoc
breue
nobis
tunc
remittentes
.
Teste
&c.
Et
modo
hic
ad
hunc
diem
venit
tam
praed'
I.
B.
per
B.
atturn̄
suum
,
quam
Return̄
sci
.
fec
.
predictus
I.
H.
in
propria
persona
sua
,
&
vic'
mand'
qd'
scire
fecer̄
eidem
I.
H.
essendi
hic
ad
hunc
diem
&c.
ostensur̄
in
form̄
pnd'
per
N.
B.
&c.
probos
I.
to
whom
the
pl'
maketh
himselfe
heire
was
seised
,
whose
estate
the
ten●t
hath
.
&c.
&
super
hoc
pnd'
I.
E.
petit
versus
praed'
I.
H.
executionem
&c.
Et
praed'
I.
H.
dic'
quod
pnd'
I.
B.
execuc'
de
mess
▪
pnd'
cum
pertin'
virtute
finis
praed'
versus
eum
habere
non
debet
,
quia
dicit
quod
ead'
I.
fuit
seisita
de
eisdem
mess
.
cum
pertin'
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
talliato
virtute
finis
illius
,
cuius
quid'
I.
statum
praed'
I.
H.
modo
habet
in
messuagijs
illis
cum
pertin'
,
&
sic
dicit
quod
finis
praed'
executus
fuit
in
persona
praed'
I.
ꝑ
seisinam
suam
virtute
finis
illius
,
&
hoc
paratus
est
verificare
,
vnde
petit
iudicium
si
pnd'
I.
B.
execuc'
mess
.
pnd'
cum
pertin'
virtute
finis
praed'
in
form̄
pnd'
executi
in
hoc
casu
versus
eum
habere
debeat
&c.
&
pnd'
I.
B.
dicit
qd'
qd'
ipse
ab
execuc'
mess
.
pnd'
cum
pertin'
versus
pref.
I.
H.
habenđ
ꝑ
aliqua
p̄allagata
excludi
non
debet
.
Quia
dicit
quod
praed'
I.
non
fuit
seisita
de
praed
mess
.
cum
pertin'
virtute
finis
praed'
,
in
forma
qua
pređ
I.
H.
superius
allegauit
,
&
hoc
pet̄
quod
inquirat̄
per
patriam
,
&
pred'
I.
H.
similiter
,
Ideo
xij
.
&c.
Et
praedict'
T.
R.
quoad
octo
acr
bosci
cum
pertinentijs
in
praed'
villa
de
H.
vnde
executio
modo
secuta
est
versus
eum
,
dicit
quod
praedict'
R.
et
H.
qui
fuerunt
partes
fini
praed'
,
tempore
leuationis
eiusd'
finis
,
ante
,
seu
,
post
,
nihil
habuerunt
in
eodem
bosco
cum
pertinentijs
vnde
&c.
vt
de
libero
tenemento
,
immo
quedam
I.
M.
tunc
fuit
inde
seisita
in
dominico
suo
vt
defeodo
,
cuius
quid
I.
statum
inde
,
praedict'
T.
R.
modo
habet
,
&
die
impetrac'
praedict'
breuis
de
Scirefacias
habuit
in
bosco
illo
cum
pertinentijs
,
&
hoc
paratus
est
verificare
,
vnde
petit
iudicium
si
praed'
P.
fil'
P.
executionem
earund'
octo
acrarum
bosci
cum
pertinentijs
virtute
finis
praedict'
in
hoc
casu
vers
.
eum
habere
debeat
&c.
Et
quoad
praed'
centum
solidatos
redditus
cum
pertinentijs
in
eadem
villa
de
H.
vnde
executio
similiter
modo
secuta
est
,
idem
T.
vlterius
dicit
,
qd'
ipse
non
est
inde
tenens
preceptor
neque
deforc'
redditus
illius
cum
pertinentijs
,
neque
tenens
tenementorum
,
vnde
idem
redditus
cum
pertin'
prouen̄
,
vt
de
libero
tento
,
nec
fuit
die
impetrac'
pred'
breuis
de
Scire
facias
aut
vnquam
postea
,
Et
hoc
paratus
est
verificare
,
vnde
quoad
reddit'
illum
cu
pertin'
,
pe●
iudicium
de
breui
&c.
et
praed'
P.
fil'
P.
quoad
dictum
redditum
centum
solid'
,
dicit
quod
die
impetrationis
breuis
sui
de
Scire
facias
,
scilicet
die
&c.
anno
&c.
praedict'
T.
R.
fuit
tenens
vt
de
libero
tenemento
de
viginti
acris
terre
cum
pertinentijs
in
praedicta
villa
de
H.
vnde
redditus
ille
cum
pertinentijs
prouenit
,
Et
dicit
q●od
idem
T.
tunc
fuit
deforc'
eiusdem
redditus
cum
pertinentijs
vt
de
libero
tenemento
,
prout
per
idem
breue
supponitur
:
Et
petit
suo
periculo
executionem
eiusdem
redditus
cum
pertinentijs
versus
eum
adiudicari
&c.
Ideo
&c.
quoad
redditum
illum
cum
pertinentijs
,
cons.
est
quod
praedict'
P.
filius
P.
habeat
inde
executionem
suo
periculo
versus
prefat'
T.
R.
virtute
finis
praedict'
&c.
Et
quoad
praedict'
octo
acras
bosci
cum
pertin'
,
vnde
&c.
idem
P.
fil'
P.
dicit
,
quod
tempore
leuationis
finis
praedict'
,
praed'
T.
&
G.
qui
fuerunt
partes
fini
illi
,
fuerunt
seisiti
de
eod'
bosco
cum
pertinentijs
vnde
&c.
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
defeodo
&c
,
prout
per
●undem
finem
supponitur
,
Et
hoc
petit
quod
inquirat̄
per
patriam
et
pnd'
T.
R.
similit'
,
Ideo
quoad
hunc
exitum
xij
.
&c.
Scias
quod
cons.
est
in
curia
nostra
&c.
quod
P.
B.
filius
et
heres
P.
B.
habeat
executionem
versus
T.
R.
de
centum
solid'
redditus
cum
pertin'
in
H.
virtute
cuiusd'
finis
icde
leuat̄
in
curia
domini
E.
quondam
Regis
&c.
apud
W.
in
oct'
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
W.
B.
et
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusticiarijs
eiusdem
&c.
de
Banco
,
inter
R.
&c.
quer'
et
T.
P.
et
B.
vxorem
eius
deforc'
,
de
redditu
praed'
cum
pertinent
,
ac
de
alijs
terris
et
tentis
in
eodem
fine
contentis
per
defalt̄
&c.
Et
ideo
tibi
precipimus
,
quod
eidem
P.
de
reddit'
praed'
cum
pertin'
sine
dilatione
plenar̄
executionem
et
seisinam
habere
facias
T.
&c.
Scias
quod
cons.
est
in
cur'
&c.
quod
R.
filius
et
heres
R.
habeat
seisinam
&
execuc'
versus
R.
D.
de
manerio
de
A.
cum
pertinent
in
come
tuo
Hēre
fac'
seisinam
sur
recouery
sur
defalt̄
in
scire
fac'
.
per
defalt̄
praedict'
R.
virtute
note
cuiusdam
finis
nuper
leuati
in
curia
praedict'
R.
nuper
Regis
&c.
apud
W.
a
die
&c.
anno
&c.
coram
R.
B.
&
socijs
suis
Iusticiarijs
praedict'
nuper
Regis
de
banco
,
et
postea
in
oct.
&c.
anno
&c.
ibidem
concess.
et
recordat̄
coram
eisdem
Iusticiarijs
&
alijs
eiusdem
nuper
regis
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
praesentibus
,
inter
R.
de
A.
&c.
quer'
,
&
I.
de
S.
&
E.
vxor'
eius
deforciant̄
,
de
manerijs
de
O.
et
R.
cum
pertinentijs
in
come
N.
et
de
praedict'
manerio
de
A.
in
comitat'
tuo
,
&
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
eidem
R.
fil'
R.
de
praedict'
manerio
de
A.
cum
pertinent
sine
dilatione
plenar̄
seisinam
et
executionem
habere
facias
T.
&c.
Postea
die
et
loco
&c.
venit
R.
W.
infranominat̄
in
propria
person̄
Receite
of
a
feme
couert
vpon
her
husbands
defalt
.
sua
,
et
W.
N.
infranominat̄
solemniter
exactus
non
venit
,
sed
I.
vxor
eiusd'
W.
infranominat̄
in
propria
persona
sua
venit
,
et
dicit
quod
maneria
infra
specificat̄
sunt
ius
ipsius
I.
et
quod
ipsa
parata
est
ostendere
,
quod
praedict'
R.
W.
executionem
de
manerijs
illis
virtute
finis
infrascript̄
habere
non
debet
,
vnde
ex
quo
venit
ante
iudicium
redd'
parata
praefat'
R.
inde
responder̄
&
ius
suum
defender̄
,
pet̄
quod
ipsa
per
defalt
.
praef.
W.
viri
sui
non
amittat
inde
ius
suum
,
sed
quod
admittatur
inde
ad
defensionem
iuris
ipsius
I.
Ideo
&c.
Certaine
cases
of
the
nature
and
forme
of
a
Sci.
Fa.
vpon
a
fine
.
ANd
a
Scire
fac
.
to
execute
a
fine
,
must
agree
with
the
fine
,
and
then
Sect.
179.
Surplusage
.
it
is
not
materiall
,
if
one
thing
be
twise
demaunded
thereby
,
as
a
maner
and
a
hundred
parcell
of
the
same
maner
,
27.
H.
8.
2.
A
Scire
facias
may
be
sued
vpon
the
note
of
the
fine
,
before
it
be
ingrossed
Vpon
the
note
.
by
the
Cirographer
,
22.
H.
6.
13.
But
of
a
fine
leuied
before
time
of
memory
,
a
man
shal
not
haue
execution
A
fine
before
memorie
.
by
Scire
facias
,
1.
E.
4.
6.
Contr̄
16.
H.
7.
9.
Where
a
fine
executory
is
leuied
of
a
Seigniory
,
if
the
land
escheat
,
Of
land
in
lieu
of
the
seruices
.
or
the
tenant
be
foriudged
&c.
the
Cognizee
shall
haue
a
Scire
facias
of
the
land
in
lieu
of
the
seruices
,
48.
E.
3.
11.
A
Mittimus
maketh
no
mention
whether
the
fine
be
ingrossed
or
no
,
but
,
cum
quidam
finis
leuasset
&c.
22.
H.
6.
13.
If
a
fine
be
leuied
to
A.
in
taile
,
the
remainder
to
B.
in
taile
,
the
remainder
to
C.
in
fee
:
And
the
record
is
sent
into
the
Chauncerie
,
and
the
first
tenant
in
taile
dyeth
without
issue
,
and
the
record
commeth
backe
into
the
Bench
by
Mittimus
,
at
the
suit
of
him
in
the
first
remainder
,
and
thereupon
he
had
a
Scire
facias
to
execute
the
fine
,
&
died
without
issue
before
execution
had
,
he
in
the
remainder
in
fee
shall
not
hereupon
haue
a
Scire
facias
,
without
a
new
commaundement
,
because
the
record
was
once
out
of
the
Court
,
&
came
againe
at
the
suit
of
him
in
the
first
remainder
,
vnto
whom
he
in
the
remainder
in
fee
is
an
estranger
,
yet
thissue
of
him
,
which
remoued
the
record
in
this
cause
,
might
haue
a
Scire
facias
,
without
any
new
commaundement
,
because
he
is
priuie
,
14.
H.
7.
16.
9.
E.
4.
15.
11.
E.
4.
13.
If
two
sue
a
Scire
fac
'
to
execute
a
fine
,
&
the
one
dieth
,
the
sur●●or
shal
haue
a
Scire
fac
'
without
any
new
commaundement
,
1.
E.
4.
13.
But
if
diuers
persons
,
as
heires
vnto
A.
B.
pray
a
Scire
fac
'
it
is
not
grauntable
,
vntill
they
haue
sued
seueral
writs
to
the
Iustices
of
the
bench
,
commaunding
them
to
make
execution
,
11.
E.
4.
13.
T.
21.
E.
4.
In
a
Scire
facias
to
execute
a
fine
,
as
cosin
and
heire
to
him
in
the
remainder
Coment
cosin
&
heire
.
or
reuersion
,
after
the
death
of
the
particuler
tenant
,
the
plaintife
needeth
not
to
shew
how
cosin
and
heire
,
so
long
as
the
plea
hath
continuance
by
Idem
dies
&c.
giuen
to
the
tenant
,
nor
at
his
appearance
,
nor
vntill
the
plaintife
pray
execution
:
And
then
the
coment
cosin
&
heire
,
is
to
be
entred
thus
in
the
Roll
onely
:
Et
praedictus
I.
dicit
quod
ipse
est
consanguineus
&
haeres
I.
W.
videlicet
,
filius
&
haeres
T.
W.
fratris
&
haeredis
eiusdem
I.
W.
33.
H.
6.
54.
41.
E.
3.
13.
&
24.
8.
H.
4.
31.
In
Scire
facias
by
him
in
the
remainder
vpon
an
estate
tayle
vers
A.
Bastardy
.
B.
supposing
the
donee
to
be
dead
without
issue
,
if
A.
B.
plead
that
he
is
issue
to
the
donee
,
and
the
plaintife
replieth
that
he
is
a
bastard
,
it
is
a
good
replication
,
40.
E.
3.
16.
Scire
facias
vpon
a
fine
leuied
to
T.
R.
and
W.
and
to
the
heires
of
Vpon
estate
executed
.
the
bodie
of
R.
the
remainder
to
the
right
heires
of
the
said
W.
T.
died
,
and
R.
died
without
issue
,
and
W.
suruiued
and
died
,
his
heires
need
no
Scire
facias
to
execute
this
fine
,
because
it
is
executed
in
his
life
,
by
the
vnion
of
the
fee
and
franktenement
in
W.
40.
E.
3.
20.
And
so
if
a
fine
be
leuied
to
baron
&
feme
,
and
to
W.
and
his
heires
,
&
he
dieth
,
and
then
the
baron
and
feme
do
die
,
the
fine
is
executed
for
one
moitie
in
the
life
of
W.
Fitz
h.
Scire
fac'
19.
42.
E.
3.
9.
24.
E.
3.
57.
Tenant
for
life
in
Scire
facias
had
ayde
of
him
in
remainder
,
41.
E.
3.
Ayd●
.
fol.
16.
and
20.
22.
E.
3.
12.
In
Formedon
in
Reuerter
or
Remainder
,
the
demandant
must
mencion
Death
shewed
the
death
of
euery
one
,
which
had
estate
and
suruiued
his
auncester
.
But
not
so
in
a
Scire
facias
sur
fine
,
42.
E.
3.
19.
If
the
plaintife
haue
seuerall
estates
created
by
one
fine
,
needeth
but
Seuerall
estates
.
one
writ
of
Scire
fac'
.
43.
E.
3.
11.
though
it
be
of
seuerall
things
against
seuerall
tenants
,
11.
H.
4.
15.
21.
E.
3.
14.
24.
B.
3.
25.
If
in
a
Scire
facias
the
Shirife
cetorne
the
partie
summoned
,
and
he
Default
.
appeare
not
,
execution
shall
be
awarded
,
43.
E.
3.
13.
●
If
a
fine
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
&c.
be
leuied
of
a
reuersion
Reuersion
.
by
the
name
of
the
land
,
it
is
not
executory
,
43.
E.
3.
15.
If
the
seruices
escheat
after
a
fine
leuied
of
the
seigniory
,
the
Cognizee
Seigniory
.
shall
haue
execution
of
the
land
escheated
,
48.
E.
3.
11.
A
Scire
fac
'
lieth
sometimes
of
things
not
comprised
in
the
writ
:
as
Of
things
ou●
of
the
writ
.
if
in
a
fine
sur
releas
,
the
Cognizee
render
rent
in
taile
,
49.
E.
3.
8.
If
land
be
giuen
by
fine
for
life
,
the
remainder
to
baron
&
feme
in
Execution
by
entrie
of
him
in
remainder
.
tayle
,
&
the
baron
dieth
,
&
then
the
tenant
for
life
dieth
,
and
the
feme
entreth
,
the
fine
is
execute
,
so
as
their
issue
needeth
no
Sci.
fac'
49.
E.
3.
12.
Scire
facias
lieth
for
the
donor
in
taile
against
any
that
abateth
after
Of
a
Reuersion
.
the
death
of
the
donee
in
taile
by
fine
without
issue
,
22.
E.
3.
12.
Vpon
general
Nontenure
pleaded
,
the
plaintife
may
take
execution
at
Nontenure
general
or
special
.
his
peril
:
But
special
Nontenure
seemeth
a
good
plea
,
7.
H.
6.
25.
A
man
shall
not
haue
execution
vpon
nihil
retorned
,
because
the
tenant
Nihil
retorned
.
may
be
summoned
in
the
land
demaunded
,
24.
E.
3.
25.
If
a
fine
be
leuied
to
husband
and
wife
in
taile
,
the
remainder
to
his
Demy
sank
.
right
heires
,
&
they
hauing
issue
,
the
husband
dieth
,
the
wife
hath
issue
by
another
husband
and
dieth
,
thissue
by
the
first
husband
,
entreth
and
dieth
without
issue
and
his
next
heire
entreth
as
into
the
remainder
in
fee
,
against
whom
the
issue
by
the
second
husband
bringeth
a
Scire
fac
'
,
and
recouereth
,
by
reason
that
the
fee
could
neuer
execute
in
possession
,
in
th
elder
brother
,
during
the
state
tailly
,
24.
E.
3.
30.
&
62.
Feoffement
with
warranty
from
the
plaintifes
auncestor
is
a
good
Feoffement
.
plea
in
Scire
facias
vpon
a
fine
,
22.
H.
6.
39.
The
heire
shall
haue
his
age
in
Scire
fac'
Contr̄
Westm
2.
cap.
45.
24.
E.
3.
29.
&
60.
What
fines
with
proclamations
barre
not
thissue
in
taile
.
NO
fine
leuied
by
tenant
in
taile
barreth
his
issue
maintenant
,
but
Sect.
180.
where
the
tenant
in
taile
is
cognizor
,
as
if
tenant
in
tayle
bring
a
writ
of
Couenant
against
an
Estranger
,
and
recognize
the
land
to
be
the
right
of
the
tenant
in
taile
,
as
that
which
he
hath
of
his
gifte
&c.
and
the
tenant
in
taile
graunt
and
render
the
land
to
the
cognizor
for
yeares
,
yeelding
rent
&c.
&
die
,
this
fine
is
void
against
thissue
in
taile
.
M.
10.
&
11.
Eliz.
Dyer
f.
279.
p.
7.
36.
H.
8.
Br.
fines
118.
A
fine
with
proclamation
leuied
by
tenant
in
taile
,
the
reuercion
or
remainder
being
in
the
king
,
bindeth
not
thissue
in
tayle
,
as
it
seemeth
.
Br.
fines
.
121.
But
if
such
lands
weare
entailed
by
the
king
,
such
fine
barreth
not
thissue
in
tayle
.
32.
H.
8.
ca.
36.
If
an
Estr̄
leuie
a
fine
to
tenant
in
taile
sur
cognizanee
de
droit
come
ceo
que
il
ad
de
son
done
,
and
he
render
to
him
a
rent
in
fee
,
and
die
after
proclamation
,
yet
thissue
in
taile
may
auoid
it
,
for
he
is
remitted
,
and
the
rent
is
another
thing
then
the
land
.
15.
Eliz.
Plo.
fol.
435.
b.
per
Thornton
.
If
tenant
in
tayle
of
an
aduowson
,
graunt
and
rendre
by
fine
the
nomination
of
the
Clerke
,
it
is
void
.
15.
Eliz.
Pl.
f.
435.
b.
ꝑ
Thornton
.
If
tenant
in
taile
of
a
rent
disseise
the
tenant
of
the
land
,
and
leuie
a
fine
with
proclamacion
of
the
land
,
thissue
in
taile
is
not
barred
for
the
rent
,
because
the
fine
was
not
leuied
of
the
rent
but
of
the
land
,
per
Thornton
,
and
granted
15.
Eliz.
Plo.
f.
435.
b.
If
tenant
in
taile
graunt
a
rent
by
fine
,
his
issue
may
auoid
it
.
15.
Eliz.
Plow.
436.
14.
ass.
p.
4.
What
time
after
a
fine
leuied
,
and
proclamation
made
,
any
man
hath
to
enter
or
claime
by
action
,
or
otherwise
,
&
who
are
therby
barred
forthwith
,
and
who
not
.
Hetherto
of
the
formes
and
execucion
of
fines
,
now
let
see
how
they
may
be
auoided
.
TO
know
what
time
,
persons
,
that
haue
cause
to
enter
or
claime
,
may
Sect.
181.
enter
or
claime
,
after
a
fine
leuied
,
many
things
are
to
be
weyed
:
for
some
persons
haue
more
time
,
&
some
lesse
:
for
the
discussing
of
which
question
,
we
must
not
onely
consider
the
qualitie
of
the
persons
,
which
should
claime
or
enter
,
but
also
the
qualitie
of
their
rights
and
estates
:
And
the
parsons
be
either
such
,
as
are
void
of
impediments
,
or
such
as
haue
impediments
:
And
the
same
be
either
parties
,
or
,
priuies
to
the
fine
,
or
,
estrangers
to
the
same
.
And
againe
,
they
haue
either
present
right
,
or
,
future
right
:
And
vnto
those
which
haue
future
right
,
such
haue
the
same
,
either
wholly
after
the
fine
,
or
,
partly
before
,
and
partly
after
:
And
some
of
them
,
haue
,
but
one
title
,
and
some
diuerse
:
And
,
others
haue
no
right
to
the
tenements
comprised
in
the
fine
,
but
to
some
things
therein
,
or
,
issuing
out
of
the
same
.
Parties
to
fines
,
void
of
impediments
at
the
time
of
the
leuying
of
Parties
.
the
same
,
and
their
heires
,
are
thereby
barred
presently
,
&
haue
no
time
at
all
,
to
auoid
the
same
,
by
entree
,
or
claime
,
1.
R.
3.
ca.
7.
4.
H.
7.
c.
24.
whether
they
be
persons
,
hauing
naturall
capacities
,
or
,
ciuill
.
If
they
be
such
ciuill
bodies
,
or
,
corporations
,
as
haue
in
themselues
absolute
estate
and
authoritie
of
their
possessions
,
so
as
they
may
maintaine
a
writ
of
Right
thereof
,
as
,
Maior
and
Comminaltie
,
Deane
and
Chapter
,
Colledges
,
societies
corporate
,
&
such
like
,
&
their
successors
,
are
barred
by
fines
presently
.
Plow.
338.
a.
T.
20.
Eliz.
But
,
Deanes
,
Bishops
,
Priors
,
Abbots
,
Masters
of
Hospitals
,
Parsons
,
Uicars
,
Prebendaries
,
Chauntrie
Priestes
,
and
such
like
,
which
may
not
haue
a
writ
of
Right
,
but
either
a
Iuris
vtrum
,
Fitzh
.
Nat.
fol.
48.
r.
or
,
sine
assensu
capituli
:
Fitz.
Nat.
fol.
118.
i.
are
not
barred
by
such
fines
if
the
patron
and
ordinarie
ioine
not
with
them
.
Plow.
538.
a
20.
Eliz.
375.
b.
11.
Eliz.
How
priuies
in
bloud
,
are
bound
in
fines
.
ANd
by
the
same
statuts
1.
R.
3.
c.
7.
4.
H.
7.
c.
24.
Priuies
in
bloud
,
Sect.
182.
Priuies
.
as
heires
of
the
cognizours
,
claiming
by
the
same
title
,
that
their
ancester
had
,
that
leuied
the
fine
,
be
barred
presently
thereby
,
whether
they
be
void
of
impediments
,
or
no.
As
if
lands
of
Socage
tenure
,
be
giuen
to
baron
&
feme
,
in
special
taile
,
the
remainder
to
the
right
heirs
of
the
baron
in
fee
,
&
the
baron
sole
leuieth
a
fine
with
proclamation
to
his
owne
vse
in
fee
,
&
after
deuiseth
the
same
lands
to
A.
in
fee
,
&
hath
issue
,
&
then
the
baron
&
feme
die
,
thissue
in
taile
is
barred
,
because
he
can
not
otherwise
conuey
himselfe
to
the
title
and
discent
in
taile
,
then
as
heire
of
the
bodie
doth
of
his
father
and
mother
.
Tr.
18.
Eliz.
Dyerf
.
251.
p.
24.
9.
H.
8.
Dier
f.
3.
p.
6.
32.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
109.
So
if
husband
&
wife
,
tenants
in
speciall
taile
,
haue
issue
,
&
the
wife
Priuies
.
die
,
&
the
husband
marrie
an
other
wife
&
haue
issue
,
&
leuie
a
fine
sur
cognizance
de
droit
come
ceo
&c.
and
by
the
same
fine
take
estate
in
special
taile
,
the
remainder
ouer
&c.
&
die
,
thissue
by
the
first
wife
,
is
barred
,
because
he
is
priuie
in
bloud
,
the
continuance
of
the
possession
in
the
husband
notwithstanding
,
32.
E.
3.
Dyer
pla.
16.
Eliz.
f.
334.
p.
31.
&
32.
But
if
my
fathers
brother
disseise
him
,
and
leuie
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
&
my
father
and
my
vncle
within
fiue
yeares
after
proclamation
die
,
yet
may
I
auoid
it
by
entre
,
at
any
time
before
th
end
of
the
said
fiue
yeares
,
not
withstanding
that
I
am
priuie
in
bloud
vnto
mine
vncle
,
for
that
my
title
to
the
land
groweth
by
my
father
,
and
not
as
heire
vnto
mine
vncle
,
P.
19.
H.
8.
Dyer
fol.
3.
p.
2.
Neuerthelesse
,
if
my
father
disseise
my
graund
father
of
an
estate
in
Priuies
.
fee
,
and
thereof
leuie
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
&
first
my
graundfather
,
and
then
my
father
die
,
I
am
now
barred
,
as
priuie
,
because
I
cannot
otherwise
conuey
my selfe
to
the
lands
,
then
as
their
vnto
my
father
the
Cognizor
,
P.
19.
H.
8.
Dyer
fol.
3.
p.
3.
Of
Estraungers
hauing
present
right
,
and
no
impediment
.
BUt
Estraungers
to
fines
(
which
be
all
persons
not
parties
nor
priuies
)
Sect.
183.
and
being
void
of
impediments
naturall
&
legall
,
hauing
present
right
to
the
lands
in
the
fine
,
haue
onely
fiue
yeares
after
proclamations
,
to
enter
&
claime
their
right
,
1.
R.
3.
ca.
7.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
As
if
one
haue
a
Remainder
,
or
a
Reuersion
,
depending
vpon
an
Tenant
in
remainder
or
reuersion
vpon
estate
for
yeares
,
or
at
will
.
estate
for
yeares
,
or
by
statute
Staple
,
statute
Marchant
,
or
Elegit
,
and
the
termor
be
disseised
,
and
a
fine
leuied
&c.
and
fiue
yeares
passed
,
they
be
all
barred
thereby
:
for
that
these
Termors
might
presently
haue
entred
,
&
he
in
the
Reuersion
or
Remainder
for
such
disseisin
might
haue
had
an
Assise
:
So
that
Statute
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
seemeth
to
barre
the
termors
through
negligence
,
by
this
woord
interest
,
which
comprehendeth
a
terme
.
Plow
.
fol.
374.
a.
And
if
a
tenant
in
taile
be
disseised
,
and
a
fine
leuied
with
proclamation
,
and
fiue
yeares
past
,
and
the
tenant
in
taile
dieth
,
thissue
in
tayle
is
bound
for
euer
,
per
Dyer
and
Catlyn
,
for
the
right
was
present
to
the
tenant
in
taile
at
the
time
of
the
fine
leuied
,
and
he
can
not
claime
,
but
by
the
same
title
,
which
his
father
had
,
which
was
barred
in
his
life
time
,
Plow
.
fol.
374.
a.
Dyer
fol.
3.
p.
6.
19.
H.
8.
7.
The
like
it
is
of
the
laches
of
him
in
the
remainder
or
reuersion
,
for
it
barreth
him
and
his
heires
,
Plow
.
fol:
374.
a.
Dyer
fo.
3.
p.
6.
Of
Estrangers
hauing
present
Right
and
impediments
.
BUt
estraungers
to
fines
,
pestered
with
impediments
,
of
Infancy
,
Sect.
184.
couerture
,
madnes
,
ideocy
,
lunacy
,
imprisonment
,
or
absence
out
of
the
Realme
at
the
leuying
of
fines
,
and
hauing
then
present
right
,
or
interest
,
haue
yet
libertie
fiue
yeares
,
after
such
infirmitie
remoued
,
to
make
entrie
,
or
claime
,
&c.
1.
R.
3.
ca.
7.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
And
therfore
an
Infant
hath
fiue
yeares
,
after
he
accomplish
his
full
Infants
.
age
(
though
he
be
in
his
mothers
wombe
)
Plow.
367.
a.
because
the
law
intendeth
that
Infants
by
reason
of
their
tender
yeres
,
do
want
vnderstanding
,
to
know
their
right
,
&
whether
their
entries
be
lawfull
or
no
,
And
how
to
make
their
entries
and
claime
,
or
bring
their
actions
,
according
to
their
title
,
Plow
.
fol.
359.
b.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
Yet
if
my
fathers
brother
disseise
him
,
and
leauie
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
and
a
yeare
after
the
proclamation
my
father
dieth
,
And
after
,
and
within
fiue
yeares
,
my
vutle
dieth
,
I
by
reason
of
mine
Infancy
haue
onely
so
much
time
to
auoid
the
same
,
as
at
the
death
of
my
father
remained
to
come
of
the
fiue
yeares
next
after
the
proclamation
,
&
not
new
fiue
yeares
,
because
I
claime
by
the
same
title
that
my
father
had
in
whom
the
first
fiue
yeares
were
attached
and
begun
,
Dyer
fol.
3.
p.
2.
In
like
maner
,
and
for
the
same
reason
,
if
the
father
,
or
other
auncester
,
be
disseised
,
and
the
disseisor
leuie
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
and
within
fiue
yeares
after
the
proclamation
,
the
auncester
dieth
,
his
heire
being
within
age
,
yet
if
he
make
not
his
entrie
,
or
claime
,
within
the
first
fiue
yeares
after
the
proclamation
,
he
is
barred
,
Plow
.
fol.
367.
b.
377.
a.
As
it
is
there
adiudged
.
Mad
men
,
and
lunatiques
,
estrangers
to
fines
,
haue
the
like
libertie
,
Non
sane
memoriae
.
to
enter
,
or
claime
,
that
Infants
haue
for
their
indiscretion
,
1.
R.
3.
c.
7.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
Yet
,
as
it
seemeth
,
if
non
sanitie
of
memorie
happen
after
the
fine
leuied
,
and
before
the
last
proclamation
to
be
made
,
the
parties
be
not
tied
to
make
claime
or
entrie
,
during
the
first
fiue
yeares
,
but
shal
haue
fiue
yeares
after
they
be
cured
of
their
said
maladies
,
because
they
grow
by
the
act
of
God
,
Plow
fol.
375.
a.
&
366.
a.
And
a
Feme
couert
,
being
an
estranger
to
a
fine
,
hath
fiue
yeares
,
after
Couerture
.
she
be
discouert
,
to
pursue
her
right
,
for
that
during
the
couerture
,
she
wanted
power
to
do
the
same
without
her
husbands
consent
,
who
perchance
would
neither
do
it
,
nor
suffer
it
to
be
done
:
Howbeit
if
a
Feme
sole
being
an
estranger
to
a
fine
,
and
haue
present
right
&c.
take
a
husband
,
who
suffereth
the
fiue
yeares
to
incurre
,
she
is
thereby
barred
for
euer
,
because
it
was
her
owne
voluntarie
act
and
follie
to
marrie
such
an
husband
.
Plowd
.
fol.
366.
a.
Estrangers
to
fines
,
imprisoned
at
the
time
of
the
fine
leuied
,
haue
the
Imprisonm̄t
.
like
liberty
to
auoid
fines
,
that
Infants
haue
,
because
the
law
intendeth
,
that
prisoners
are
so
closely
&
straictly
kept
from
the
conference
of
others
,
that
they
know
not
,
what
happeneth
abroad
,
And
do
also
want
libertie
to
take
counsaile
,
&
make
their
entrees
&
claimes
,
&
therfore
no
laches
is
in
this
behalf
imputed
to
them
.
Plo.
f.
360.
a.
&
366.
a.
But
if
such
imprisonment
happen
after
the
fine
leuied
,
before
the
last
proclamation
made
,
it
seemeth
he
shal
haue
5.
yeares
after
his
enlargement
,
because
th
imprisonment
is
not
his
voluntary
act.
Plow.
375.
a.
366.
a.
An
Estr̄
to
a
fine
,
being
out
of
the
realm
,
at
the
leuying
thereof
,
hath
Out
of
England
.
5.
yeares
after
his
returne
to
enter
or
claime
,
But
if
he
had
bin
in
England
at
the
leuying
of
the
fine
&
after
had
gone
beyond
the
seas
,
and
suffered
the
5.
yeares
after
proclamation
to
passe
,
he
had
bene
barred
.
Plo.
f.
366.
a.
7.
Eliz.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
But
if
he
be
sent
beyond
the
seas
in
the
kings
seruice
by
his
commandement
,
it
seemeth
otherwise
.
And
such
ciuil
bodies
or
corporations
,
as
haue
in
themselues
absolute
Corporations
.
estate
and
authoritie
of
their
possess
so
as
they
may
maintaine
a
writ
of
Right
thereof
,
as
,
Maior
&
Comminaltie
,
Deane
&
chapter
,
colledges
,
societies
incorporate
,
&
such
like
,
they
and
their
successors
,
are
barred
by
fine
and
nonclaime
by
5.
yeares
.
Plo.
f.
538.
T.
20.
Eliz.
But
,
Deanes
,
Bishops
,
Priors
,
Abbots
,
Masters
of
hospitals
,
Parsons
,
Corporations
.
vicars
,
prebendaries
,
chauntrie
priests
,
and
such
like
,
hauing
ioint
power
,
and
which
may
not
haue
a
writ
of
Right
,
but
either
a
Iuris
vtrum
,
Fitz.
Nat.
f.
48.
r.
or
,
fine
assensu
capituli
,
Fitz.
Nat.
f.
118.
i.
are
not
barred
by
such
fines
,
and
nonclaime
by
5.
yeares
.
Plow.
538.
a.
20.
Eliz.
375.
b.
11.
Eliz.
Of
Estrangers
hauing
diuers
defects
,
ANd
moreouer
,
estrangers
to
fines
,
hauing
diuers
defects
or
insirmities
,
Sect.
185.
as
infancy
couerture
,
non
sanitie
of
memory
,
imprisonment
,
absence
out
of
the
realme
,
to
auoid
fines
,
must
haue
5.
yeares
after
the
last
of
the
said
infirmities
remoued
.
Plow.
375.
a.
But
if
they
haue
diuers
impediments
,
which
be
al
,
once
after
the
ꝓclation
,
wholy
remoued
,
&
after
,
they
fall
into
the
like
againe
,
and
die
,
their
heires
are
not
to
haue
new
5.
yeres
,
but
the
first
5.
yeres
,
begun
in
their
auncesters
,
immediatly
after
their
first
impediments
so
remoued
,
shall
proceed
,
and
non
clayme
of
their
heires
,
during
all
the
residue
of
the
said
fiue
yeares
,
bindeth
them
,
as
their
said
auncesters
should
haue
bene
bound
thereby
,
if
they
had
remained
void
of
such
impediments
during
all
the
same
fiue
yeares
,
Plow
.
f.
375.
a
Of
Estrangers
,
without
impediments
,
hauing
future
Right
for
cause
precedent
.
THus
much
of
Estrangers
to
fines
,
hauing
present
right
:
now
of
Sect.
186.
such
,
as
haue
future
right
,
which
right
is
of
two
sorts
:
for
it
groweth
,
eyther
wholy
before
the
proclamation
,
or
,
partly
before
and
partly
after
the
same
.
And
therefore
Estr̄
to
fines
,
voide
of
the
said
impediments
,
whose
right
,
title
,
claime
,
or
,
interest
,
first
groweth
,
remaineth
,
discendeth
,
or
,
commeth
to
them
,
after
the
proclamation
,
by
force
of
any
matter
or
cause
had
or
made
before
the
same
,
haue
only
fiue
yeares
,
after
that
such
right
&c.
first
groweth
,
discendeth
,
remaineth
,
or
commeth
vnto
them
.
1.
R.
3.
ca.
7.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
As
if
a
Morgagee
be
disseised
,
and
the
disseisor
doth
leuie
a
fine
with
Proclamation
,
and
the
fiue
yeares
after
the
proclamation
the
morgageour
paieth
or
tendreth
the
money
according
to
his
bargaine
,
he
may
lawfully
enter
at
any
time
within
fiue
yeares
after
the
said
payment
or
tender
,
because
his
title
first
accrueth
thereby
after
the
proclamation
,
by
reason
of
the
condition
and
morgage
made
before
the
same
.
Plow
.
fol.
378.
a.
b.
In
like
maner
,
and
for
the
like
cause
,
he
,
which
hath
a
Remainder
or
reuercion
,
depending
vpon
an
estate
of
freehold
,
hath
fiue
yeares
,
after
that
his
remainder
or
reuercion
escheweth
,
to
enter
&c.
And
his
heire
,
if
he
die
before
entree
&c.
hath
onely
fiue
yeres
,
after
the
death
of
the
particuler
tenant
,
to
enter
.
Plow
.
fol.
374.
a.
b.
And
if
the
tenant
in
tayle
leuie
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
after
the
fiue
yeares
he
dieth
without
issue
,
the
donor
hath
fiue
yeares
after
his
death
,
to
bring
his
formedon
in
Reuerter
because
he
is
the
first
,
vnto
whome
the
right
commeth
after
the
proclamation
for
cause
precedent
.
Plow
.
fol.
374.
b.
And
if
tenant
in
taile
discontinew
in
fee
,
and
the
discontinuee
leuieth
a
fine
with
&c.
and
fiue
yeares
do
passe
,
and
the
tenant
in
taile
dieth
,
yet
his
issue
hath
fiue
yeares
after
his
death
to
bring
his
formedon
in
discender
,
because
he
is
the
first
to
whom
the
right
of
the
entaile
commeth
after
the
proclamation
,
by
force
of
the
guifte
in
taile
made
before
the
fine
.
Plow.
374.
a.
19.
H.
8.
7.
Dyer
f.
3.
p.
5.
Of
Estrangers
with
Impediments
hauing
future
Right
.
ANd
Estrangers
to
fines
,
hauing
future
right
for
any
cause
precedent
Sect.
187.
the
fine
,
being
affected
with
such
impediments
,
when
their
right
first
accreweth
haue
fiue
yeares
after
such
impediments
remoued
,
to
pursue
for
the
same
.
1.
R.
3.
c.
7.
4.
H.
7.
c.
24.
As
Infants
,
aswel
those
which
be
borne
,
as
those
which
be
in
their
mothers
wombe
,
when
such
right
happeneth
to
them
.
Plo.
fo.
367.
a.
Femes
couert
,
madmen
,
Lunatiques
,
prisoners
,
persons
beyond
the
Sea
,
as
appeareth
before
where
it
is
spoken
of
them
hauing
present
right
.
Plo.
366.
a.
7.
Eliz.
As
if
a
man
haue
issue
a
sonne
and
a
daughter
,
which
sonne
purchaseth
lands
and
dieth
.
And
the
daughter
entreth
as
his
heire
,
and
is
disseised
by
A.
who
leuieth
a
fine
,
and
fiue
yeres
passe
without
claime
.
And
x.
yeres
after
the
father
hath
an
other
sonne
,
which
is
heire
to
his
brother
,
h●
shal
haue
new
v.
yeres
after
he
come
to
his
full
age
,
because
he
is
the
first
to
whom
the
right
discended
after
the
proclamation
,
by
reason
of
the
discent
which
was
before
them
,
Plo.
fo.
374.
b.
But
if
an
estranger
to
a
fine
,
to
whom
a
Remainder
,
or
other
title
,
first
accrueth
after
the
fine
,
doe
not
pursue
his
right
within
v.
yeres
,
he
and
his
issue
are
barred
for
euer
,
19.
H.
8.
Dyer
fo.
3.
pl.
6.
And
in
like
maner
,
if
the
first
issue
in
taile
,
to
whom
the
title
of
the
intaile
first
accrueth
,
neglect
his
v.
yeres
,
the
whole
estate
taile
is
thereby
bound
for
euer
,
32.
H.
8.
Br.
Fines
100.
If
he
,
which
abaceth
after
the
death
of
a
tenant
in
fee
,
make
a
feoffement
vpon
condition
,
&
the
feoffee
leuie
a
fine
,
and
v.
yeres
after
proclamation
passe
without
entrie
or
claime
made
by
his
heire
,
the
heire
is
barred
:
But
if
afterwards
,
the
condition
be
broken
,
and
the
Abator
therefore
enter
,
then
the
heire
may
haue
an
Assise
of
mortdauncester
against
th
abator
,
or
entrie
vpon
him
at
any
time
,
and
he
hath
no
defence
.
For
if
he
plede
in
barre
of
the
assise
the
fine
leuied
to
the
cognisee
,
and
that
he
hath
his
estate
,
the
speciall
matter
of
the
abatement
,
condition
,
and
reentrie
,
may
be
pleaded
in
defesance
thereof
,
for
he
can
neuer
challenge
priuiledge
by
the
state
of
the
cognisor
,
which
he
himselfe
defeated
,
Plo.
fol.
358.
b.
7.
Eliz.
Of
Estrangers
hauing
no
right
for
any
cause
before
the
fine
.
BVt
estrangers
to
fines
,
hauing
neither
present
,
nor
future
right
&c.
Sect
▪
188.
at
the
leuying
thereof
,
by
reason
of
any
matter
had
before
the
fine
,
whose
right
groweth
either
intirely
after
the
Proclamation
,
or
partly
before
and
partly
after
,
may
enter
or
claime
,
when
they
please
,
within
the
time
of
the
prescription
.
As
if
the
father
die
seised
,
his
eldest
sonne
being
professed
,
and
the
yonger
sonne
entreth
,
and
is
disseised
,
and
a
fine
with
proclamation
leuied
,
and
after
the
elder
sonne
is
deraigned
,
it
seemeth
he
is
bound
to
no
time
,
Plow
.
fo.
373.
a.
So
if
the
husband
leuy
a
fine
of
his
owne
landes
,
whereof
his
wife
is
Dowe●
dowable
,
and
die
,
and
fiue
yeres
passe
after
his
death
she
is
not
barred
of
her
dower
,
because
her
title
to
be
endowed
accrueth
after
the
fine
leuied
,
namely
by
the
death
of
her
husband
,
for
before
his
death
,
she
had
onely
a
possibility
of
dower
,
and
not
any
right
,
title
,
or
interest
thereunto
,
Plo.
fol.
373.
a.
And
if
a
tenant
cease
one
yeare
,
and
then
a
fine
with
proclamation
is
leuied
,
And
afterwards
a
tenant
ceaseth
another
yere
,
The
Lord
may
haue
his
cessauit
perbiennium
xx
.
yeres
after
the
Proclamation
made
,
because
his
right
and
title
groweth
partly
before
the
fine
,
&
partly
after
the
fine
leuied
,
that
is
at
the
end
of
the
two
yeres
of
his
tenants
ceasser
,
Plo.
fo.
373.
b.
Of
Estrangers
hauing
diuerse
future
Rights
,
by
diuerse
titles
.
BVt
if
Estrangers
to
fines
,
haue
seueral
future
Rights
,
by
diuers
titles
Sect
▪
189.
growing
at
seueral
times
,
it
seemeth
,
that
they
shall
haue
seuerall
fiue
yeres
,
to
make
entrie
or
claime
,
commencing
from
such
time
as
their
seueral
titles
first
accrewe
vnto
them
:
As
if
tenant
for
life
,
the
remainder
in
fee
,
make
a
feoffement
in
fee
.
And
the
feoffee
leuy
a
fine
with
&c.
and
he
in
the
Remainder
suffer
the
first
fiue
yeres
to
passe
,
he
is
by
his
laches
barred
of
his
entrie
,
for
the
forfaiture
growing
by
the
alienation
of
his
tenant
during
his
tenant
for
life
,
because
he
had
present
right
at
the
leuying
of
the
fine
to
enter
for
the
same
,
yet
if
after
the
tenant
for
life
do
die
,
he
hath
other
v.
yeres
,
to
bring
his
Formedon
in
Remainder
,
because
that
is
a
n●we
title
or
right
,
by
which
hee
coulde
not
haue
his
Formedon
during
his
tenant
for
life
,
And
he
had
his
election
to
take
aduantage
of
the
forfaiture
or
not
,
Plo.
fo.
373.
b.
Quere
,
for
there
Catlyn
thinketh
otherwise
,
because
his
title
to
the
land
by
the
forfaiture
accrued
to
him
in
the
life
time
of
his
tenant
for
life
.
If
I.
S.
be
tenant
Pur
auter
vie
,
the
Remainder
to
an
other
for
life
,
the
remainder
to
the
same
I.
S.
in
fee
,
and
I.
S.
is
disseised
,
and
the
disseisor
leuieth
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
and
the
fiue
yeres
passe
,
I.
S.
is
bound
for
his
future
and
present
estate
for
life
:
But
if
cestuy
que
vie
,
and
he
in
the
meane
remainder
die
,
now
,
I.
S.
shal
haue
other
fiue
yeres
,
to
enter
for
his
remainder
in
fee
,
for
it
then
first
remaineth
vnto
him
by
the
death
of
him
in
the
meane
Remainder
,
&
cestuy
que
vie
,
for
cause
growen
wholy
before
the
fine
,
that
is
,
the
state
so
made
before
,
which
is
an
other
title
,
Plowden
367.
b.
per
Welshe
,
and
diuers
Iustices
,
Plow.
367.
b.
In
like
maker
,
if
land
:
be
giuen
to
I.
S.
for
the
life
of
A.
the
remainmainder
to
him
for
the
life
of
B.
the
remainder
to
him
for
the
life
of
C.
and
he
is
disseised
,
&
the
disseisor
leuieth
a
fine
with
proclamation
,
now
I.
S.
for
his
present
right
,
hath
v.
yeres
by
the
first
Sauing
of
the
Stat̄
.
4.
H.
7.
cap.
24.
And
v.
yeres
after
the
death
of
A.
by
the
seconde
Sauing
,
which
is
of
future
right
,
and
other
v.
yeres
after
the
death
of
B.
for
his
second
remainder
,
for
quando
duo
iura
in
vna
persona
concurrunt
,
aequum
est
,
ac
si
essent
in
diuersis
,
Plo.
368.
a.
If
a
man
disseise
a
feme
sole
,
and
after
marry
her
,
and
haue
issue
by
her
,
&
the
baron
is
disseised
before
mariage
or
after
,
and
a
fine
with
proclamation
leuied
,
first
the
baron
,
&
after
the
feme
,
die
within
the
v.
yeres
,
the
issue
being
of
full
age
,
the
v.
yeres
passe
,
he
is
there
by
bound
,
as
heire
to
his
father
,
but
hath
other
v.
yeres
,
after
the
death
of
his
mother
,
to
enter
,
for
albeit
it
is
but
one selfe
same
lande
,
yet
the
heire
hath
seueral
rights
thereunto
,
growing
at
seuerall
times
,
th
one
as
heire
to
his
father
,
thother
as
heire
to
his
mother
,
in
regarde
whereof
he
hath
seuerall
times
,
Plow.
367.
b.
So
if
the
husband
maketh
a
feoffement
of
his
wiues
lands
vpon
condition
,
which
is
broken
,
he
leuieth
a
fine
with
&c.
the
husband
hath
issue
by
his
wife
,
and
dieth
,
the
first
v.
yeres
passe
,
and
then
the
wife
dieth
,
the
heire
is
barred
of
his
entrie
for
the
condition
as
heire
to
his
father
,
but
shal
haue
v.
yeres
after
the
death
of
his
father
,
to
claime
&c.
because
it
is
a
title
differing
from
that
which
did
discend
from
his
father
,
accrueing
to
him
first
by
the
death
of
his
mother
,
Plo.
367.
a.
Estrangers
to
fines
,
hauing
neither
present
,
nor
future
right
,
to
the
tenements
in
the
fine
,
at
the
leuying
thereof
,
but
onely
vnto
rents
,
common
,
&c.
issuing
out
of
the
same
.
ANd
Estrangers
to
fines
,
hauing
neither
present
,
nor
future
right
to
Sect
▪
190
.
the
tenements
in
the
fine
,
but
vnto
some
thing
,
in
,
or
,
issuing
out
of
the
same
,
seeme
not
barrable
at
all
,
by
any
such
fine
&
nonclaime
.
As
if
a
tenant
in
Auncient
demes●e
leuy
a
fine
with
&c.
at
the
common
law
,
of
his
lands
in
auncient
demes●e
,
the
Lord
in
auncient
demes●e
may
haue
his
writ
of
Deceipt
,
and
thereby
auoid
the
fine
at
any
time
,
&
thereupon
his
tenant
shal
be
restored
to
the
land
,
because
the
Lord
claimeth
not
the
land
,
whereof
the
fine
is
leuied
,
but
his
auncient
Seigniory
and
seruices
issuing
out
of
the
same
,
Plo.
370.
b.
It
seemeth
,
such
fines
doe
not
barre
such
estrangers
,
as
haue
rent
,
common
,
way
,
estouers
,
or
any
such
charge
out
of
the
land
,
for
it
seemeth
that
these
fines
extend
onely
to
binde
the
state
,
title
,
right
,
claime
,
entrie
and
interest
,
in
,
and
to
the
land
,
and
no
profits
to
be
taken
out
of
the
lands
,
nor
to
take
power
giuen
to
executors
or
others
to
sell
the
land
.
Brooke
tit̄
Fines
123.
Pleas
to
a●oide
Fines
.
IT
is
a
good
plea
to
say
,
that
I.
S.
was
seised
tempore
leuac'
,
and
before
Sect
▪
191.
the
fine
leuied
,
without
that
that
the
parties
to
the
fine
,
had
any
thing
therein
at
the
time
o●
the
fine
leuied
,
9.
H.
4.
27.
3.
H.
6.
27.
Or
to
say
,
that
the
parties
to
a
fine
had
nothing
&c.
but
A.
B.
whose
estate
he
hath
.
Et
de
hoc
ponit
se
super
prīam
,
33.
H.
6.
18.
26.
H.
6.
f.
9.
42.
E.
3.
20.
4.
H.
4.
8.
14.
H.
4.
33.
4.
H.
7.
ca.
24.
If
there
be
two
R.
D.
of
one
name
,
&
the
one
leuy
a
fine
of
the
land
of
thother
,
thother
may
auoid
the
fine
by
pleading
that
there
be
two
of
one
name
,
and
thother
K.
D.
leuied
the
fine
,
and
not
he
:
And
in
like
maner
if
any
estranger
,
leuie
a
fine
in
the
name
of
another
,
that
is
owner
of
the
land
,
34.
H.
6.
19.
Contr̄
ten'
19.
H.
6.
44.
because
it
is
a
matter
of
recorde
,
therefore
hath
no
other
remedie
in
such
case
but
an
action
of
disceit
.
Neither
parties
to
fines
,
nor
their
heires
,
may
pleade
in
auoidance
thereof
,
that
before
the
leuying
,
and
at
the
leuying
of
the
same
,
&
since
,
the
demaundant
,
or
plaintife
,
or
their
heires
,
were
alwaies
seised
of
the
lands
conteined
in
the
fine
,
or
,
of
parcel
thereof
.
Stat̄
de
finibus
27.
E.
1.
ca.
1.
12.
E.
4
,
15
&
19.
yet
by
Fairefax
,
if
tenant
in
taile
,
the
remainder
in
fee
,
leuie
a
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
come
ceo
&c.
hee
in
the
remainder
,
may
auerre
the
continuance
of
possession
,
notwithstanding
the
fine
and
statute
,
because
he
is
neither
the
partie
,
nor
his
heire
,
and
so
may
a
Feme
couert
,
where
her
husbande
sole
leuieth
the
fine
,
12.
E.
4.
12.
The
issue
in
taile
may
auerre
continuance
of
possession
against
a
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
tantum
,
or
surrender
,
but
not
against
a
fine
sur
cognisance
de
droit
come
ceo
que
il
ad
de
son
done
,
because
that
fine
is
executed
,
and
the
other
executorie
,
12.
E.
4.
15.
&
19.
11.
H.
4.
85.
Of
a
writ
of
Error
.
A
Writ
of
Error
to
reuerse
a
fine
,
lieth
where
there
is
Error
in
any
Sect'
192.
fine
,
and
thereby
not
the
record
of
the
fine
it selfe
shal
be
remoued
,
but
the
transcript
thereof
,
vpon
which
transcript
of
the
note
of
the
fine
,
the
plaintife
may
assigne
his
errors
:
And
if
the
Iustices
thinke
,
that
the
point
assigned
for
error
,
is
error
,
they
may
send
for
the
note
of
the
fine
,
&
reuerse
the
same
,
Fitz.
nat.
fo.
20.
f.
As
if
baron
and
feme
leuie
a
fine
to
an
estraunger
,
the
feme
being
within
age
,
they
may
haue
a
writ
of
error
to
reuerse
the
fine
,
for
this
cause
during
her
nonage
,
Fitz.
nat.
21.
d.
27.
ass.
pl.
17.
50.
E.
3.
4.
And
when
a
fine
is
to
be
reuersed
by
error
,
the
course
is
for
the
plaintife
in
the
writ
,
to
haue
seueral
writs
of
Error
,
one
directed
vnto
the
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
court
of
Common
plees
to
certifie
the
record
&
proces
of
the
fine
,
another
vnto
the
Custos
br.
of
the
same
court
to
certifie
the
transcript
of
the
foote
of
the
fine
,
and
the
third
vnto
the
Chirographer
to
certifie
the
transcript
of
the
record
and
proces
of
the
fine
:
the
seueral
formes
whereof
be
,
as
followeth
.
A
writ
of
Error
directed
vnto
the
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
court
of
common
plees
.
Regina
&c.
dilecto
&
fideli
suo
Edm.
Anderson
Militi
,
salutem
.
Quia
in
record'
&
processu
,
ac
etiam
in
leuatione
cuiusdam
finis
in
cur'
nostra
,
coram
vobis
&
socijs
vestris
Iustic'
nostris
de
banco
,
apud
Westm
in
octabis
S.
Michaelis
vltimo
preteritis
,
per
breue
nostrum
de
conuentione
inter
I.
G.
seniorem
armig'
&
M.
vxor'
eius
&
I.
G.
iuniorem
generosum
querent̄
&
G.
H.
deforc'
,
de
manerio
de
G.
cum
pertin'
,
ac
de
vno
messuagio
,
xv
.
cottagijs
,
quindecim
toftis
,
quatuor
horreis
,
quindecim
gardinis
,
duobus
pomarijs
,
ducentis
acr
terre
,
octoginta
acr
prati
,
centum
acr
pasture
,
sex
acr
bosci
trescentis
acr
more
,
&
communia
pasture
pro
omnibus
auerijs
com
pertin'
in
G.
in
come
Ebor'
leuat̄
,
error
interuen●t
manifestus
,
ad
graue
dampnum
ipsius
G.
sicut
ex
querela
sua
accepimus
:
Nos
err●rem
,
si
quis
fuerit
,
modo
debito
corrigi
,
&
eid'
G.
plenam
&
celerem
Iustic'
fieri
volentes
in
hac
parte
,
vobis
mandamus
quod
recordum
&
processum
finis
praed'
,
cum
omnibus
ea
tangen̄
,
que
in
custodia
vestra
existunt
vt
dicit̄
,
nobis
sub
sigillo
vestro
distincte
&
a
parte
mittatis
,
&
hoc
breue
,
Ita
quod
ea
nabeamus
in
octabis
S.
Hill'
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerim'
in
Angl'
,
vt
inspectis
recordo
&
processu
finis
pnd'
,
vlterius
inde
pro
errore
illo
corrigendo
▪
fierifaciamus
,
qd'
de
iure
&
secund'
legem
&
consuetud'
regni
nostri
Angl'
fuerit
faciend'
&c.
A
writ
of
Error
vnto
the
Custos
breuium
of
the
Court
of
Common
plees
.
Regina
&c.
dilecto
sibi
Tho.
Spencer
armig'
,
custodi
breuium
suorum
de
banco
salutem
.
Quia
in
recordo
&
processu
,
ac
etiam
in
leuatione
cuiusdam
finis
in
cur'
nostra
de
Banco
apud
Westm
in
oct̄
sancti
Mich.
vltim̄
preterito
,
coram
Ed.
Anderson
Milite
&
socijs
suis
Iustic'
nostris
de
banco
pndict̄
per
breue
nostrum
de
conuentione
inter
&c.
de
&c.
Vobis
mandamus
quod
transcriptum
pedis
finis
praed'
,
cum
omnibus
ill'tangen̄
,
que
in
custod'
vr̄a
existunt
vt
dicitur
,
nobis
sub
sigillo
vestro
&c.
vt
Inspect̄
transcript̄
pedis
finis
praed'
vlterius
inde
&c.
A
writ
of
Error
vnto
the
Chirographer
of
fines
.
Regina
&c.
dilecto
sibi
:
Th:
Crompton
Armig
'
Chirographario
suo
de
Banco
salutem
,
quia
in
recordo
&
processu
,
ac
etiam
in
leuacione
cuiusdam
finis
in
curia
nostra
de
banco
apud
Westm
in
octabis
S.
Mich.
vltimo
preteritis
,
coram
Ed.
Anderson
Milite
,
&
socijs
suis
Iustic'
nr̄ris
de
banco
pnd'
,
per
breue
nostrum
de
conuenc'
int̄
&c.
de
&c.
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
trāscr̄
recordi
&
processus
finis
pnd'
,
cum
omnibus
ill
tangen̄
,
que
in
custodia
vr̄a
existunt
vt
dicitur
,
nobis
sub
sigillo
vr̄o
distinct'
&
apertemittatis
&
hoc
breue
&c.
vt
inspect'
transcript
recordi
&
processus
finis-praed'
vlterius
inde
&c.
And
note
that
a
writ
of
Error
,
is
not
maintenable
by
an
Infant
,
to
reuerse
a
fine
for
his
Infancy
,
but
during
his
Infancy
,
50.
E.
3.
4.
17.
E.
3.
52.
78.
27.
Lib.
ass.
53.
For
what
Errors
,
sines
and
proclamations
be
not
reuersable
.
No
sines
,
or
proclamations
vpon
sines
,
or
common
recoueries
,
shal
be
reuersable
by
writ
of
Error
,
for
false
or
incongruous
latin
,
razure
,
interlining
,
misentring
of
any
warrant
of
atturney
,
or
of
any
proclamation
,
misretorning
or
not
returning
of
the
sherife
,
or
other
want
of
forme
▪
in
words
&
not
of
matter
of
substance
,
23.
Eliz.
ca.
3.
Of
Error
in
the
proclamation
of
a
fine
.
If
Error
be
in
the
procalmations
of
a
fine
,
they
shall
be
reuersed
by
plea
without
writ
of
error
,
but
that
fine
neuertheles
remaineth
of
good
force
stil
,
for
they
are
seueral
matters
of
record
,
yet
if
error
be
in
the
fine
,
the
proclamations
are
void
,
because
the
fine
is
the
first
record
whereupon
the
proclamations
depend
,
&
sublato
subiecto
tollitur
eius
accidens
,
Plow.
266.
a.
Dyer
fol.
216.
p.
54.
4.
Eliz.
Of
a
Cerciorari
.
IF
a
man
haue
recouered
,
and
before
he
haue
execution
,
the
Recordes
Sect'
193.
therof
be
remoued
into
the
receit
or
Treasory
,
the
plaintife
may
haue
a
Cerciorari
our
of
the
Chancery
to
the
Chamberlaine
&
Treasorer
,
to
remoue
the
tenour
of
the
Recorde
and
processe
thence
into
the
Chauncerie
,
And
when
it
is
there
,
it
may
be
sent
thence
by
Mittimus
into
the
Court
whence
it
came
,
as
the
Kings
bench
,
if
it
came
thence
:
or
into
the
common
Place
,
if
it
came
thence
,
and
there
may
execution
be
sued
,
37.
H.
6.
16.
A
Certiorari
with
a
Mittimus
,
to
remoue
a
fine
,
bearing
date
before
the
fine
come
into
the
Chancerie
,
is
good
enough
,
1.
R.
3.
4.
In
a
writ
of
Error
to
reuerse
a
fine
,
the
Record
it selfe
shall
not
be
remoued
,
but
the
transcript
thereof
,
because
a
record
,
which
commeth
into
the
K.
bench
,
shal
not
be
remaunded
:
And
if
the
iudgement
be
affirmed
,
there
is
no
Chirographer
to
ingrosse
the
fine
,
40.
ass.
19.
29.
ass.
43.
Yet
5.
Marie
,
it
is
holden
that
in
a
writ
of
Error
vpon
a
fine
,
the
record
it selfe
shal
be
certified
,
so
that
no
mo
proclamations
shal
be
made
thereupon
,
for
if
it
be
reuersed
,
that
endeth
all
:
And
if
the
fine
be
affirmed
,
the
record
shal
be
sent
into
the
common
place
by
Mittimus
,
to
be
proclaimed
and
ingrossed
:
For
if
the
transcript
only
should
be
remoued
,
they
might
neuerthelesse
proceede
in
the
common
place
,
Br.
Tit̄
Recorde
79.
Ideo
quere
.
A
Certiorari
of
the
transcript
of
the
foote
of
a
fine
.
Rex
,
Thesaurario
&
Camerarijs
,
salutem
:
Quia
quibusdam
certis
de
causis
certiorari
volumus
,
vel
volentes
certis
de
causis
cerciorari
,
vel
,
quibusdam
certis
de
causis
certiorari
,
super
tenore
pedis
cuiusdam
finis
leuati
in
curia
nostra
,
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
dudum
vel
vltimo
itinerantibus
apud
N.
in
come
tali
per
breue
nostrum
,
vel
in
curia
dni
Ed.
nuper
Regis
Anglie
aui
nostri
,
vel
patris
nostri
,
anno
regni
sui
decimo
&c.
coram
l.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
lustic'
eiusdem
aui
nostri
,
vel
,
patris
nostri
de
banco
,
per
breue
suum
,
inter
A.
petentem
,
&
B.
tenentem
,
de
vno
messuagio
cum
pertin'
in
N.
vobis
mandamus
quod
,
scrutatis
pedibus
finium
de
eodem
itinere
tempore
praedicto
leuatorum
,
vel
finium
coram
prefatis
Iusticiarijs
anno
praedicto
leuatorum
,
qui
sunt
in
Thesaurario
nostr'
sub
custodia
vestra
vt
dicunt
,
transcriptum
pedis
finis
praedicti
nobis
in
Cancellariam
nostram
sub
sigillo
scaccarij
nostri
distincte
&
aperte
sine
dilatione
mittatis
,
&
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Rex
dilecto
clerico
suo
W.
salutem
,
volentes
certis
&c.
super
tenore
A
liter
de
tenore
non
finis
.
note
cuiusdam
finis
leuati
&c.
anno
&c.
inter
A.
petentem
,
&
C.
tenentem
&c.
vobis
mandamus
quod
,
scrutatis
notis
finium
penes
vobis
residentium
,
transcript̄
note
praed'
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostram
sub
sigillo
vestro
distincte
&
aperte
sine
dilatione
,
mittatis
,
&
hoc
breue
,
T.
&c.
Finis
leuat̄
in
curia
nostra
ann
regni
nostri
decimo
,
coram
W.
&
socijs
suis
Aliter
cora●
Iustic'
nunc
de
banco
.
tunc
Iustic'
nostris
be
banco
per
breue
n●um
inter
&c.
A
Mittimus
of
the
Transcript
of
a
fine
out
of
the
Chauncery
into
the
Common
place
.
DOmin'
Rex
,
mand'
Iustic'
hic
breue
suum
clam'
,
in
hec
verba
,
Hen̄
Sect.
194.
&c.
Iustic'
suis
de
banco
,
salutem
,
transcript̄
pedis
cuiusd'
finis
leuat̄
in
cur'
dni
E.
nuper
Reg.
fil'
Regis
H.
nuper
Regis
Angl'
progenitoris
nostri
,
coram
R.
H.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iustic'
ipsius
progenitoris
nostri
de
banco
apud
W.
per
breue
suum
inter
G.
P.
&
I.
vxor'
eius
quer'
,
et
S.
P
deforc'
,
de
manerio
de
C.
cum
pertin'
,
nobis
in
Cancell'
nostra
de
mandato
nostro
missum
,
vobis
mittimus
presentibus
inter
clus
.
mandantes
,
quod
inspect̄
praed'
vlterius
ad
prosecutionem
I.
L.
&
M.
vxor'
eius
vnius
,
&
T.
V.
&
T.
vxor'
eius
alterius
,
necnon
H.
B.
tertij
consang'
&
hered'
praed'
G.
&
I.
de
corpor̄
suis
procreat'
,
fieri
facias
quod
de
iure
&
secundum
legem
&
consuetudin●m
regni
nostri
Angliae
fuerit
faciend'
.
Teste
meipso
apud
W.
octauo
die
I.
anno
regni
nostri
decimo
septimo
:
Transcript̄
pedis
finis
,
vnde
in
breui
praedict'
fit
mentio
,
sequitur
in
hec
verba
:
Hec
est
finalis
concordia
facta
in
cur'
domini
Regis
apud
W.
in
Oct'
sancti
M.
anno
&c.
cora●
R.
H.
W.
B.
P.
M.
W.
H.
L.
T.
&
H.
S.
Iusticiarijs
,
&
alijs
domini
Regis
fidelibus
tunc
ibidem
presentibus
,
inter
G.
P.
&
I.
vxor'
eius
quer'
,
per
W.
F.
posit̄
loco
eorum
ad
lucrand'
vel
perdend'
,
&
S.
Atturney
in
fine
.
P.
deforc'
de
manerio
de
C.
cum
pertinentijs
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
summonit̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
quod
praeđ
G.
recogn'
praeđ
manner
cum
pertinent
esse
ius
ipsius
S.
vt
illud
quod
idem
S.
habet
de
dono
praedict'
G.
&
pro
hac
recogn'
,
fine
&
concordia
,
idem
S.
concessit
praed'
G.
&
I.
praed'
manerium
cum
pertinentijs
&
illud
eis
reddidit
in
eadem
curia
,
habend'
&
tenend'
eisd'
G.
&
I.
&
hered'
,
quos
idem
Render
in
taile
G.
de
corope
ipsius
I.
procreauerit
,
de
praed'
S.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
,
reddend'
inde
per
annu●
vnam
rosam
ad
festum
Nat.
Sct̄
Io.
Bapt̄
Forteine
seruice
.
pro
omni
seruitio
considerac'
&
exactione
ad
praed'
S.
&
hered'
suos
pertinent
:
Et
faciend'
inde
capital'
dominis
feodi
illius
,
pro
praed'
S.
&
hered'
suis
omnia
alia
seruitia
,
que
ad
illud
manerium
pertinent
:
Et
si
contingat
Rem̄
in
taile
.
qnod
praed'
G.
obierit
sine
hered'
de
corpore
ipsius
I.
procreat'
,
tunc
post
decessumipsorum
G.
&
I.
manner
praed'
cum
pertinent
integre
remanebit
W.
fratri
eiusdem
G.
&
hered'
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
pndict̄
S.
et
hered'
suis
per
praedict'
seruitia
,
sicut
praed'
est
,
imperpetuum
:
Et
si
contingat
,
quod
praed'
W.
obierit
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
W.
praedict'
manerium
cum
pertinent
integreremanebit
I.
fratri
eiusdem
W.
&
heredi
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
praedict'
S.
&
hered'
suis
per
praedict'
seruitia
,
sicut
praed'
est
,
imperpetuum
:
Et
si
contingat
,
qvod
praeđ
I.
obierit
sine
herede
de
corpore
suo
procreato
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
I.
praed'
manner
cum
pertinent
integre
remanebit
E.
fratrieiusdem
I.
&
her̄
de
corpore
suo
procreat'
,
tenend'
de
praed'
S.
&
heredibus
suis
per
praedict'
seruitia
,
sicut
pnd'
est
,
imperpetuum
:
Et
si
contingat
quod
praed'
E.
obiret
sine
herede
de
Re●erter
.
corpore
suo
procreato
▪
tunc
post
decessum
ipsius
E.
praeđ
manerium
cum
pertin'
integre
reuertatur
ad
praed'
S.
&
hered'
suos
,
quiet'
de
alijs
hered'
ipsorum
G.
I.
W.
I.
&
E.
tenenđ
de
capitalibus
dnis
feodi
illius
per
seruitia
,
que
ad
illud
manerium
pertinent
imperpetuum
.
A
Mittimus
.
REx
,
Iusticiarijs
de
banco
,
salutem
.
Mittimus
vobis
sub
pede
sigilli
Sect'
195.
nostri
&c.
vel
sic
:
Transcriptum
pedis
,
vel
sic
:
Tenorem
pedis
cuiusdam
finis
leuati
in
curia
dni
Edw.
nuper
Reg.
Angl'
aui
noostri
,
ann
regni
sui
decimo
,
coram
W.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
lusticiarijs
ipsius
aui
nostri
de
banco
apud
W.
per
breue
nostrum
,
inter
I.
querentem
,
&
W.
deforciantem
de
tanto
&c.
quod
vel
quem
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostr'
venire
fecimus
,
vobis
mittimus
sub
pedi
sigilli
nostri
,
vt
in
loquela
,
que
est
coram
vobis
per
breue
nostrum
,
inter
I.
filium
I.
petentem
,
&
E.
tenentem
,
de
eod'
mess
.
&c.
securius
procedere
valeatis
&c.
T.
&c.
A
Mittimus
for
the
foote
of
a
Fine
.
Rex
Balliuis
suis
S.
salutem
.
Quia
in
leuatione
diuersorum
finium
coram
I.
S.
&
W.
W.
nuper
balliuis
ville
S.
inter
W.
R.
&
M.
vxor'
eius
quer'
,
&
W.
T.
Capellanum
deforc'
,
de
oct̄
messuagijs
&c.
&
decem
solidat̄
reddit'
cum
pertinentijs
in
S.
Anno
&c.
iuxta
libertates
burgensibus
villae
praedict'
per
chartas
progenitorum
nostrorum
quondam
regum
Ang.
concess.
leuat̄
,
●rror
interuenit
manifestus
,
sicut
per
inspectionem
tenorum
fin̄ium
p●edict'
,
nec●on
recordi
&
processus
leuationis
eorundem
,
quae
●oram
nobis
postea
ad
sectam
W.
M.
et
H.
W.
de
S.
consanguineorum
Error
by
the
heire
vpon
a
fine
.
et
haered'
praedict'
M.
venire
fecimus
,
nobis
constat
:
Et
nos
in
curia
nostra
coram
nobis
,
ob
errores
in
leuatione
finium
praedict'
,
ac
●n
recordo
&
processu
●orundem
comꝑtos
,
considerauimus
qd'
pedes
finium
predict'
a
fila●ijs
finium
pndict̄
extrahantur
&
cancellentur
:
Et
ideo
vobis
man
damus
,
qd'
pedes
finium
praed'
▪
qui
in
custodia
vestra
existunt
,
mittatis
coram
nobis
tali
die
vbi●unque
&c.
cancelland'
,
iuxta
consid'
nostram
supradictam
.
Et
habeatis
ibi
hoc
breue
.
T.
&c.
Whether
any
but
he
,
which
reuerseth
a
fine
,
may
reape
benefit
thereby
.
IF
the
estate
,
con●eined
i●
a
fine
,
be
once
within
fi●e
yeares
after
proclamations
Sect.
196.
lawfully
defeated
,
That
partie
hath
thereby
lost
his
whole
estate
both
against
him
which
did
reuerse
the
same
,
and
all
others
which
had
right
or
title
peramont
,
and
made
no
claime
within
the
fiue
yeares
:
Al●eit
he
which
brought
his
action
haue
not
iudgement
&
execution
within
7.
yeares
after
the
proclamations
,
P●o.
fol.
358.
b.
In
like
maner
if
there
b●
tenant
for
life
,
the
remainder
for
life
,
the
remainder
in
fee
,
&
the
first
tenant
for
life
alien
,
&
the
alienee
leuie
a
fine
with
proclamations
,
&
the
second
tenant
for
life
enter
or
claime
(
as
he
may
)
he
defeateth
the
fine
against
himselfe
,
and
him
in
the
remainder
also
,
Plowd
.
fol.
359.
a.
7.
Eliz.
Warrantia
chartae
.
A
Writ
of
Warrantia
charte
,
lie●h
where
a
man
by
deed
of
graunt
,
Sect.
197.
feoffement
,
releas
,
or
confirmation
,
or
fine
,
or
by
exchange
,
bindeth
himselfe
and
his
heires
to
warrant
the
lande
to
an
other
,
who
beyng
tenant
of
the
land
is
impleaded
for
the
land
,
or
rent
out
of
the
same
,
in
an
Assis●
,
or
writ
of
〈◊〉
in
〈◊〉
of
an
Assi●e
,
or
in
a
Scire
facias
vpon
a
fine
,
or
in
any
other
action
reall
,
wherein
the
tenant
may
not
vouch
,
he
may
sue
a
Warrantia
chartae
,
against
him
,
&
his
heirs
which
made
warrantie
.
And
for
a
tenant
by
homage
auncestrel
,
or
any
particuler
tenant
vpon
reseruation
of
rent
,
or
for
egalty
of
seruices
vpon
particion
,
Fitz.
Nat.
f.
1●4
.
d.
f.
g.
h.
Fitz.
Nat.
135.
e.
31.
E.
3.
8.
E.
4.
11.
Rex
&c
▪
quod
iuste
&c.
wa●antizet
D.
vnu●fi
messuagium
cum
pertinentijs
Briefe
de
Warrantia
chartae
.
in
R.
qd'
tenet
,
&
d●
eo
t●nere
cla●nat
,
&
vnde
chartam
suam
habet
vt
dicit
.
Et
si
&c.
vel
sic
.
Manerium
de
N.
cum
pertinentiis
,
&
aduocationem
eiusdem
villae
,
quae
tenet
&c.
vsque
ibi
,
vnde
chartam
suam
habet
,
vel
chartam
R.
patris
,
vel
matris
,
vel
alterius
antecessoris
praedicti
H.
cuius
haeres
ipse
est
,
vt
dicit
.
Et
nisi
&c.
vel
De
eo
quod
idem
A.
wa●antizet
praefato
D.
maneria
de
N.
&
K.
&
hundreda
de
F.
et
G.
cum
pertinentijs
,
&
aduocationem
Ecclesiae
de
N.
&
ideo
vobis
mandamus
&c.
But
if
a
man
in
feoffe
an
other
with
warrantie
by
●eede
,
and
the
feoffee
infeoffe
an
other
,
and
take
estate
from
him
in
fee
,
the
first
warrantie
is
determined
,
because
he
is
now
in
of
a
new
estate
,
Fitz.
nat.
fol.
135.
a.
So
if
A.
disseise
B.
and
infeoffe
C.
with
warrantie
,
who
infeoffeth
D.
with
warrantie
,
vpon
whom
an
estranger
e●treth
,
in
wh●se
possession
B.
the
disseisor
releaseth
his
right
,
now
all
former
warranties
are
extinct
:
And
albeit
D.
is
impleaded
,
yet
shall
he
not
haue
Warrantia
chartae
,
because
he
is
in
of
an
other
estate
by
wrong
,
Fitz.
nat.
135.
g.
21.
H.
6.
41.
22.
H.
6.
22.
If
there
be
three
Iointenants
,
and
th
one
release
to
the
rest
,
they
may
Releas
per
Iointenants
.
deraigne
the
former
warrantie
by
voucher
,
or
Warrantia
chartae
,
for
they
be
in
a
third
part
by
the
release
,
40.
E.
3.
41.
Warrantia
chartae
lyeth
against
a
villein
,
48.
E.
3.
17.
Villenage
.
The
writ
of
Warr̄
cha●tae
must
be
sued
hanging
the
principal
plea
,
&
before
iudgement
:
as
of
Assise
,
or
Entre
in
nature
of
assise
,
48.
E.
3.
22.
Registr̄
orig'
f.
158.
a.
for
then
if
the
warrenter
do
die
,
yet
the
writ
shal
not
abate
,
but
his
heire
shal
be
resummoned
to
answere
vpon
the
same
,
yet
may
a
Warr'
chartae
be
sued
before
he
be
impleaded
,
quia
timet
implacitari
,
&
the
bl
shal
recouer
in
valne
ꝓ
loco
&
tempore
,
of
such
lands
as
the
defendant
had
at
the
purchasing
of
the
writ
.
Fitz.
na.
f.
134.
k.
12.
H.
4.
12.
21.
H.
6.
41.
22.
H.
6.
22.
24.
E.
3.
35.
But
he
must
not
haue
execution
,
but
if
afterwards
he
be
put
out
by
iudgement
,
he
shal
haue
his
warranty
vpon
his
first
recouery
.
21.
H.
6.
41.
21.
H.
6.
22.
12.
H.
4.
12.
In
Warr̄
chartae
,
it
is
a
good
plea
for
the
defendant
,
that
hanging
the
Nontenure
.
plea
,
the
demandant
in
the
principall
plee
,
hath
entred
vpon
the
plaintife
being
then
tenant
of
the
land
,
or
that
the
plaintife
in
this
action
had
nothing
in
the
land
the
day
of
the
fist
writ
purchased
,
nor
at
any
time
after
.
21.
H.
6.
49.
3.
E.
3.
45.
E.
3.
5.
Warr'
chartae
may
be
brought
in
any
countie
,
if
the
deed
beare
not
Countie
.
date
in
a
place
certen
.
31.
E.
3.
Tenants
in
commen
may
ioyne
in
Warr'
Chartae
.
28.
E.
3.
90.
Tenant
in
comen
.
I.
H.
fil'
&
haer̄
Isabel'
,
quae
fuit
vxor
R.
sum̄
fuit
ad
respond'
I.
T.
&
I.
vxori
eius
,
de
placito
quod
warr'
eis
vnum
mesuag'
cum
pertinentijs
Count
per
Baron
&
femme
sur
fine
o●e
garr̄
.
in
S.
quod
de
●o
tenet
,
&
de
●o
tenere
clam'
,
&
vnde
cartam
Isabel'
magistris
praedict'
I.
H.
cuius
heres
ipse
est
habet
&c.
Et
vnde
&c.
dic'
quod
quidam
finis
leuauit
in
curia
domini
reg'
nunc
in
oct'
S.
Hill'
,
ann
&c
▪
coram
T.
B.
&
socijs
suis
tunc
Iusti●
'
ipsius
domini
regis
de
banco
,
int̄
ipsos
I.
T.
&
I.
quer'
&
R.
de
B.
&
praed'
Isabel'
adtunc
vxor'
eius
,
deforc'
,
Inter
alia
per
nomen
.
Finis
de
reuersion
.
de
mes
.
praed'
cum
pertin'
inter
alias
t̄ras
&
tenementa
,
per
nomen
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
S.
in
come
pnd'
,
per
quem
finem
,
praed'
R.
&
I.
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
qd'
quatuor
acr
terr'
cum
pertinent'
de
pnd'
tenemēt̄
,
quas
G.
et
M.
vxor
eius
tenuerunt
ad
t̄minum
vitae
ipsius
M.
de
haereditat̄
pnd'
Isab
.
in
S
praed'
,
die
,
qua
haec
concordia
facta
fuit
,
et
quae
post
decessum
ipsius
M.
ad
pnd'
R.
et
I.
et
her
'
ipsius
Isab
.
reuerti
debuerunt
,
post
decessum
ipsius
M.
integre
remanerent
praed'
I.
et
I.
et
haered'
suis
praed'
,
tenend'
simul
cum
praed'
tenement'
quae
eis
per
finem
illum
remanserant
▪
de
praed'
R.
&
Isab
.
&
haered'
ipsius
I.
praed'
seruic'
sicut
praed'
est
,
imperpetuum
:
Et
ijdem
R.
&
Is
.
similiter
concesserunt
pro
se
&
haeredibus
ipsius
I.
qd'
ipsi
warr'
praedict'
I.
et
I.
et
haered'
suis
predict'
,
praed'
tenement'
cum
pertinent'
sicut
praedict'
est
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
.
Et
si
contingeret
quod
ijdem
I.
&
I.
obirent
sine
haered'
de
corporibus
suis
exeuntibus
,
tunc
post
decessum
ipsorum
I.
&
I.
praed'
tenement'
Tayle
.
cum
pertinent'
,
sicut
praedict'
est
,
integre
reuerterentur
ad
praedict'
R.
&
I.
et
hered'
ipsius
I.
quieta
de
alijs
haeredibus
predict'
I.
et
I.
tenendum
de
capitalibus
dominis
feodi
illius
,
per
seruicia
quae
ad
pred'
tenement'
pertinent
imperpetuum
,
&
praed'
R.
et
I.
postea
obierunt
,
ꝑ
qd'
ad
ipsos
I.
T.
&
I.
pertinuit
habend'
de
praefat'
I.
H.
vt
fil'
et
hered'
ipsius
I.
warr'
suam
pređ
,
Ac
quidam
I
,
R.
arrain̄
quanda
assisam
noue
disseisin'
coram
T.
W.
et
I.
Iustic'
domini
reg'
nunc
ad
assisas
in
come
praed'
capiend'
assign'
,
versus
ipsos
I.
T.
et
I.
de
praed'
tenementis
,
&
ijdem
I.
T.
&
I.
saepius
requisierunt
ipsum
I.
H
,
vt
fil'
&
hered'
ipsius
Isab
.
ad
warr'
eisdem
I.
T.
et
I.
praed'
tenement'
,
et
idem
I.
H.
tenement'
illa
sic
warr'
contradixit
&
adhuc
contradicit
,
vnde
dic'
qd'
deteriorat̄
sunt
,
&
damnum
habent
ad
valenc'
100.
li.
Et
inde
produc'
sect'
&c.
I.
T.
sum̄
fuit
ad
respondend'
H.
W.
de
placito
,
quod
ei
vnum
mes
.
&c.
Count
sur
fait
oue
garr̄
.
cum
pertinent'
in
B.
quae
de
eo
tenet
,
&
de
eo
tenere
clamat
,
&
vnde
cart̄
suam
habet
,
&
vnde
&c.
dic'
,
quod
cum
praed'
I.
seisit̄
fuisset
de
tenement'
pnd'
cum
pertin'
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
&
sic
inde
seisit̄
,
per
quandam
cart̄
suam
,
quam
idem
H.
hic
in
curia
ꝓfert
,
cuius
dat'
est
apud
B.
tali
die
,
anno
&c.
dedisset
,
concessisset
,
et
confirmasset
eidem
H.
tenementa
Inter
alia
per
nomen
.
praed'
cum
pertinent
,
inter
alia
terr'
&c.
per
nomen
,
vt
in
carta
&c.
habend'
eid'
H.
haered'
et
assignat'
suis
imperpetuum
,
&
obligasset
se
&
hered'
suos
,
ad
warr'
eid'
H.
hered'
&
assignat'
suis
,
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
:
Ac
idem
H.
virtute
doni
illius
,
de
tentis
pnd'
seisitus
fuisset
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
quidamque
T.
arrain̄
vers.
ipsum
H.
quandam
assisam
noue
disseisine
de
praed'
mess
.
&
terr'
cum
pertin'
coram
I.
M.
&
I.
&c.
Iustic'
dni
regis
ad
assisas
in
come
praed'
capiend'
assign'
,
per
quod
idem
H.
pendente
assisa
ill'
sepius
requisiuit
praefat'
I.
qd'
ipse
praed'
mess
.
&c.
cum
pertinentijs
eidem
H.
warr'
,
&
idem
I.
messuag'
ill'
&c.
eidem
H.
huc
vsque
warr'
contradixit
&
adhuc
contradicit
,
vnde
dic'
&c.
&
inde
produc'
sectam
&c.
Et
praedict'
I.
T.
in
propria
persona
sua
ven'
,
&
defend'
vim
&
iniuriam
Confession
.
quando
&c.
&
dicit
quod
ipse
non
potest
dedicere
,
quin
carta
praed'
sit
factum
ipsius
I.
nec
qui●
ipse
dederit
ꝑ
certam
illam
prefat'
H.
tennta
praed
cum
pertinentijs
,
nec
quin
ipse
teneat̄
tesita
illa
eidem
H.
warrantizare
Iudgement
.
informa
qua
idem
H.
superius
versus
eum
narra●●
,
Ideo
cons.
est
quod
praed'
I.
warrantiz
et
praefat'
H.
messuag'
praed'
et
terr
cum
pertinent
,
pro
loco
et
tempore
&c.
Ideo
idem
I.
in
mīa
&c.
F.
W.
generosus
sum̄
fuit
ad
respond'
I.
B.
generoso
,
et
E.
B.
fil'
s●●
de
placito
qd'
warrantizet
eis
sex
mesuag'
,
tria
gardina
,
&c.
tria
pomaria
cum
pertin'
in
ciuitate
B.
quae
tenent
et
de
eo
tenere
clam'
,
&
vnde
cartam
suam
habent
&c.
Et
vnde
ijdem
I.
&
E.
ꝑ
H.
C.
attornat̄
suum
dic'
,
qd'
cum
pnd'
F.
nuper
seisitus
fuisset
de
tennt
pnd'
cum
pertin'
in
doīosuo
vt
def●od
'
,
Et
sic
inde
seisitus
existens
,
quidam
finis
leuauit
in
cur'
dominae
reginae
nunc
hic
scilicet
apud
Westm
in
Octab.
sancti
M.
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
tertio
,
coram
I.
D.
H.
B.
A.
B.
et
R.
W.
Iustic'
,
Et
postea
a
die
Pasche
in
xv
.
dies
anno
regni
eiusd'
Reg.
quarto
ibidem
concess.
et
recordat̄
coram
eisdem
Iustic'
et
alijs
dicte
dominae
Reg.
fidelibus
tunc
ibi
praesentibus
inter
praed'
I.
&
E.
quer'
,
et
praed'
F.
deforc'
,
de
tennt
praeđ
cum
pertinent'
,
vnde
placitum
conuentionis
sum̄
fuit
inter
eos
in
eadem
curia
,
scilicet
qd'
praed'
F.
recogn'
ten'
pr●d
'
cum
ꝑtinent̄
esse
ius
ipsius
E.
vt
ill'
,
quae
ijdem
E.
et
I.
adtunc
habuer̄
de
dono
praed'
F.
&
ill'
remis
.
&
quiet'
clam'
de
se
&
heredibus
suis
,
praed'
I.
et
E.
&
heredibus
ipsiue
E
imperpetuum
:
Et
praeterea
idem
E.
concessit
pro
se
et
heredibus
suis
,
qd'
ipse
warrant'
pnd'
I.
&
E.
ethered'
ipsius
E.
praed'
tenementa
cum
ꝑtinent̄
contra
o
ens
homines
imperpetur̄
:
Qui
quidem
finis
in
forma
praed'
leuat̄
,
habit̄
et
leuat̄
fuit
ad
opus
et
vsum
eorundem
I.
et
E.
et
haered'
eiusdem
E.
imperpetuum
,
Cuius
praetextu
,
ijdem
I.
&
E.
fuerunt
scisit̄
de
eisdem
tenement'
cum
pertinent'
,
viz.
idem
E.
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
ac
praedict'
I.
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
libero
tenemento
:
Et
sic
inde
seisit̄
existent
,
quidam
H.
O.
coram
maiore
et
vic'
ville
praedict'
,
die
lunae
,
videlicet
,
28.
die
Augusti
,
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
octauo
,
apud
Guihaldam
ciuitatis
praed'
arrain̄
quandam
assisam
frisce
forcie
secund
consuetudinem
ciuitatis
illius
,
in
natura
assise
noue
disseisine
ad
communem
legem
,
versus
eosdem
I.
B.
et
E.
de
tenement'
pnd'
cum
pertinent
,
per
quod
idem
I.
et
E.
pendent
assisa
illa
,
sepius
requisiuerunt
pnd'
F.
qđ
ipse
tennt
praed'
cum
ꝑtinent̄
eisd'
I.
B.
et
E.
&
hered'
eiusdem
E.
imperpetuum
warrantizet
.
Et
idem
F.
tenementa
illa
cum
ptinent̄
eisdem
I.
&
E.
huc
vsque
in
forma
praedicta
warrantizare
contradixit
&
adhuc
contradicit
,
vnde
dic'
quod
deteriorat̄
sunt
,
&
damnum
habent
ad
valenc'
ducentarum
librarum
,
&
inde
produc'
sectam
&c.
Et
praedict'
F.
in
propria
persona
sua
ven'
,
&
defend'
vim
et
iniuriam
quand'
&c.
&
dic'
,
quod
ipse
non
potest
dedicere
actionem
praedict'
I.
&
E.
praed'
,
nec
quin
finis
praed'
in
forma
praed'
leuat̄
fuit
,
nec
quin
ipse
ꝑ
finem
illum
teneatur
ad
warrantizand'
tennt
praed'
cum
pertin'
,
prefat'
I.
&
E.
&
haered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
,
informa
qua
ijdem
I.
&
E.
superius
versus
eum
narrauer̄
:
Ideo
consider̄
est
qd'
praed'
F.
warrantizet
praefat'
I.
&
E.
haered'
ipsius
E.
imperpetuum
,
tennt
praed'
cum
pertin'
pro
loco
&
tempore
&c.
Et
nihil
de
mīa
pred'
F.
quia
ven'
primo
die
per
sum̄
&c.
M.
8.
et
9.
Eliz.
Regine
Rot.
1822.
W.
C.
armig'
sum̄
fuit
ad
respond'
E.
B.
gener̄
,
de
placito
,
quod
warrantizet
ei
quinquaginta
&
quatuor
acr
terr'
,
quadragint̄
acr
pasturae
,
et
sex
acr'
bosci
cum
pertinentijs
in
E.
quas
tenet
&
de
eo
tenere
clamat
,
&
vnde
cartam
suam
habet
&c.
Et
vnde
idem
F.
in
propria
persona
sua
dic'
,
qd'
cum
ipse
seisitus
fuisset
de
predictis
tentis
cum
pertinent
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
(
et
sic
inde
seisitus
existens
)
pref.
W.
per
nomen
W.
C.
de
I.
in
come
N.
alias
dict'
W.
C.
de
W.
in
come
Suff.
armig'
x.
die
I.
anno
Regni
Dominae
Reginae
nunc
13.
per
quoddam
scriptum
suum
,
qd'
idem
E.
sigillo
praed'
W.
signat̄
,
hic
in
curia
ꝓfert
,
cuius
datum
est
eisdem
die
et
anno
,
recitand'
ꝑ
idem
script'
qd'
cum
idem
W.
C.
ꝑ
nomen
W.
C.
de
I.
in
comitatu
N.
alias
dict'
W.
C.
de
W.
in
come
S.
armig'
,
simul
cum
fratre
suo
C.
C.
de
Lincolnes
Inne
in
come
Middl'
gen
,
ꝑ
quandam
Indent̄
inter
praefat'
W.
&
C.
ex
vna
parte
,
et
E.
B.
de
Lincolnes
Inne
praed'
generos
.
ex
altera
parte
confect'
geren̄
dat'
x.
die
F.
anno
Regni
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Angl'
Fr.
&
Hybern̄
Reg.
fidei
defensoris
&c.
decimo
,
barganizauerit
et
vendiderit
praefat'
E.
totum
statum
et
interesse
sua
,
de
et
in
illis
parcellis
terre
continent̄
ꝑ
estimationem
septem
acr
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
habeatur
:
iacent
et
existent
in
parochia
de
E.
in
come
K.
modo
vel
nuper
in
tenura
vel
occupatione
cuiusdam
W.
S.
vel
assign'
suorum
,
quorum
quidem
parcell'
vna
parcell'
vocat
litle
S.
alias
dict'
Q.
et
continent
ꝑ
estimatonem
sex
acr
,
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
habeat̄
,
habend'
et
tenend'
omnia
praed'
terras
et
omnia
alia
praemissa
,
cum
omnibus
et
singulis
suis
pertinent
,
praefat'
E.
B.
haered'
et
assign'
suis
ad
solum
et
proprium
opus
et
vs●m
ipsius
E.
B.
haered
,
et
assign'
suor̄im
ꝑpetuum
,
prout
per
praed'
Indent̄
plenius
apparet
,
cumque
etiam
idem
W.
postea
pes
nomen
W.
C.
de
l.
in
come
N.
armig'
alias
dict'
W.
C.
de
W.
in
come
S.
arm̄
,
simul
cum
praedict'
fratre
suo
C.
C.
de
Lincolnes
Inne
in
comitatu
M.
gen
,
ꝑ
quandam
Indenturam
inter
praefat'
W.
et
C.
ex
vna
parte
,
&
praefat'
E.
B.
de
Lincolnes
Inne
in
come
M.
generos
.
ex
alter●
par̄te
,
cōsect'
,
gerent̄
Dat'
29.
die
Octob.
ann
regni
Eliz.
dei
gratia
Angl
,
Franc
&
Hiberniae
Reginae
fidei
defensoris
&c.
decimo
,
etiam
barganizauerit
,
et
vendiderit
praefat'
E.
omnia
terras
boscos
,
et
terras
boscales
ac
cetera
haereditamenta
subscript̄
,
per
quodcunque
nomen
seu
quecunque
nomina
vocat'
,
reputat̄
,
seu
cognit̄
,
videlicet
,
omnia
illa
terr'
vocat'
S.
alias
dict'
Q.
alias
dict'
great
Q.
&
the
brome
,
alias
dict'
S.
and
the
brome
,
ac
omnia
alia
terras
et
haereditamenta
quaecunque
c●tinent̄
ꝑ
estimationem
quindecem
acr
,
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
hēat̄
,
ꝑ
quodcunque
nomenseu
per
quecunque
nomina
eadem
siut
voc'
,
reputat̄
,
seu
cognit̄
,
modo
vel
nuper
in
tenura
vel
occupatione
cuiusdam
T.
B.
ex
dimissione
cuiusdam
I.
C.
de
I.
praed'
armiger̄
adtunc
nuper
defunct'
quae
quidem
parcell'
iacent
&
existunt
in
E.
in
comitatu
K.
ac
omnes
illas
terr'
modo
vel
nuper
in
tenura
vel
occupationoe
cuiusdam
P.
W.
de
L.
in
praed'
come
K.
iacent
&
existent
in
E.
praed'
,
ratione
cuiusdam
dimissionis
eidem
P.
fact'
ꝑ
praefat'
I.
C.
continent
ꝑ
estimationem
quinque
acr
,
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
habeant
,
ac
etiam
omnes
illas
terr'
modo
xel
nu
ꝑ
in
tenur̄
vel
occupac'
cuiusd'
I.
I.
ex
dimissione
praef.
I.
C.
eid'
I.
I.
fact'
,
continent̄
per
estim̄
quadraginta
&
octo
acr
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
habeant
,
iacent
&
existent
in
diuersis
seperalibus
ꝑcell'
in
E.
praed'
vnde
quaed'
parcell'
sunt
voc'
seu
cognit̄
ꝑ
nomen
de
P.
alias
dict'
B.
quaedam
aliae
parcell'
inde
sunt
vocat'
seu
cognit̄
per
nomen
de
R.
quaedam
aliae
parcell'
inde
sunt
vocat'
seu
cognit̄
per
nomen
de
S.
dane
:
Ac
etiam
omnia
ill'
boscos
&
terr'
boscales
infraspec'
,
viz.
E.
W.
continent
ꝑ
estim̄
duas
acr
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
habeant
,
le
woodland
iacen̄apud
Knowel
gate
in
E.
pred'
,
continent̄
per
estim̄
tres
rodas
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
habeat̄
,
S.
contin̄
per
estim̄
tres
rodas
siue
plus
siue
minus
inde
hēat̄
,
L.
alias
dict'
K.
contin̄
per
estim̄
vnam
acr
&
tres
roadas
,
siue
plus
siue
minus
,
inde
habeat̄
,
quae
omnia
sunt
iacent
&
existent
in
E.
praed'
habend'
&
tenend'
omnia
praed'
terras
boscos
&
terras
boscales
ac
omnia
alia
p̄missa
cum
omnibus
&
singulis
suis
pertin'
prefat'
E.
B.
her̄
&
assign'
suis
,
ad
solum
&
proprium
opus
et
vsum
ipsiue
E.
B.
her̄
&
assign'
suorum
imperpetuum
,
Cumque
etiam
idem
W.
simul
cum
praef.
C.
fratre
suo
postea
,
scil.
in
cur'
dict'
cominae
Reginae
hic
apud
Westm
in
oct'
sancti
M.
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reg.
vndecimo
in
partem
complementi
quarund'
concess.
&
conuenc'
in
praed'
Indentur̄
specificatar̄
,
recogn'
or̄a
praed'
terras
,
boscos
,
&
haereditament̄
cum
suis
pertin'
,
per
nomen
siue
nomina
54.
acr
terr'
,
40.
acr
pasture
,
&
sex
acr
bosci
cum
pertinent'
in
E.
praed'
,
esse
ius
praed'
E.
B.
vtill'
quae
idem
E.
adtunc
habuit
de
don̄
praed'
W.
&
praefat'
C.
fratris
sui
,
&
ill'
adtunc
remiserit
&
quiet'
clamauerit
de
se
pref.
W.
et
her̄
suis
,
praef.
E.
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
,
&
praed'
W.
per
idem
script'
hic
in
cur'
prolat̄
adtunc
approbauit
ratificaui●
&
confirmauit
eidem
E.
B.
adtunc
in
sua
plena
&
pacifica
possession'
&
seisina
praemissor̄
ex'sten'
,
totum
ius
,
titulum
,
statum
,
&
interesse
sua
de
,
&
in
pmmissis
,
quam
or̄a
terr'
praed'
,
pastur'
,
bosc'
terr'
boscales
,
&
ceter̄
omnia
&
singula
praemissa
cum
omnibus
&
singulis
suis
pertinent
,
pref.
E
her̄
&
assign'
suis
,
ad
solum
&
proprium
opus
&
vsum
ipsius
E.
her̄
&
assign'
suorum
imperpetuum
,
Et
insuper
praed'
W.
C.
ꝑ
script'
illud
obligas●et
se
&
her̄
suos
,
ad
warr'
eidem
E.
her'
&
assign'
suis
imperpetuum
,
omnia
pnd'
terr'
,
pastur'
,
boscos
,
&
terras
boscales
,
ac
cetera
omnia
p̄missa
〈◊〉
pertin'
contra
omnes
homines
imperpetuum
,
prout
per
praed'
script'
hic
in
cur'
,
ꝓlat̄
plenius
apparet
,
Et
idem
E.
dic'
qd'
praed'
tennta
in
breui
praed'
spec'
,
sunt
ead'
tenementa
in
pnd'
script'
hic
in
cur'
,
ꝓlat̄
mencionat̄
,
et
non
alia
neque
diuersa
,
ac
quidam
H.
R.
ipso
E.
deten̄us
praed'
cum
pertin'
in
form̄
pnd'
seisit̄
existen'
,
in
curia
hic
prosecutus
est
versus
ipsum
E.
B.
quoddam
breue
dominae
Reginae
de
ingressu
super
disseisinam
in
le
quibus
,
de
tenementis
praed'
cum
pertinent'
,
per
quod
idem
E.
pendente
breui
illo
s●pius
requisiuit
praes.
W.
C.
quod
ipse
tenementa
cum
pertinent'
eidem
E.
huc
vsque
warrantizaret
&
idem
W.
praed'
tennta
cum
pertin'
eidem
E.
huc
vsque
warrantizar̄
contradixit
,
&
adhuc
contradicit
,
vnde
dicit
quod
deteriorat̄
est
&
damnum
habet
ad
valentiam
trescentarum
librarum
&
inde
producit
sectam
,
&c.
Et
praed'
W.
C.
ꝑ
T.
B.
atturnat̄
suum
ven'
&
defend'
vim
&
iniuriam
quando
&c.
&
dicit
qd'
ipse
non
potest
dedicere
actionem
praed'
E.
praed'
,
nec
quin
praed'
script'
hic
in
curia
prolat
,
sit
factum
ipsius
W.
C.
nec
quim
ipse
per
idem
script'
confirmauerit
praef.
E.
tennta
praed'
cum
pertin'
,
nec
quin
ipse
praed'
W.
ꝑ
scriptum
illud
teneatur
tennt
praed'
cum
pertin'
eidem
E.
warrantizare
,
inform̄
qua
idem
E.
superius
versus
eum
narrauit
,
Ideo
cons.
est
qd'
praed'
W.
C.
warrantizet
praef.
E.
praed'
tennt
cum
pertin'
ꝓloco
&
tempore
&c.
Et
nihil
de
Mīa
ipsius
W.
quia
ven'
primo
die
ꝑ
sum̄
&c
Hill'
13.
Eliz.
Ro.
fiat
similis
intratio
vers
.
C.
C.
mutat̄
mutandis
.
F.
W.
gener̄
sum̄
fuit
ad
respondend'
W.
R.
de
placito
quod
warr'
ei
octo
mesuag'
,
sex
gardina
,
tria
pomar̄
,
quatuor
acr
terr'
,
sex
acr'
prati
,
&
duas
acr
pasture
cum
pertinent'
in
B.
&
B.
quae
tenet
&
de
eo
tenere
clamat
,
&
vnde
cartam
s●am
habet
&c.
Et
vnde
idem
W.
per
W.
C.
atturn'
suum
dic'
qd'
praed'
E.
nuper
fuit
seisitus
de
tenementis
praed'
cum
ꝑtin'
in
dominico
vt
de
feodo
,
&
sic
inde
seisitus
existens
idem
F.
19.
die
S.
anno
Regni
dominae
Reginae
nunc
25.
apud
B.
praed'
per
quandam
cartam
suam
,
quam
idem
W.
R.
sigillo
pnd'
F.
signat̄
hic
in
cur'
ꝓfert
,
cuius
dat'
est
eisdem
die
&
anno
,
dedit
&
concessit
te●
praed'
cum
pertinent'
praef.
W.
R.
habend'
sibi
&
her̄
suis
impepetuum
,
&
vlterius
pnd'
F.
per.
cartam
praed'
tenement'
pnd'
cum
pertinent'
eidem
W.
&
hered'
suis
contra
omneshomines
warant
prout
per
cartam●llam
plen'
apparet
:
virtute
quorum
quidem
don'
&
concessionis
idem
W.
fuit
&
adhuc
est
scisit̄
deten'
praed'
cum
pertinent'
in
dominico
suo
vt
defeodo
,
Et
sic
inde
seisit̄
existent'
,
quidam
D.
D.
arrain
'
versus
ipsum
W.
quandam
assisam
noue
disseisi●e
de
praed'
tenement'
cum
ꝑtinent̄
coram
I.
C.
vno
baron̄
Scaccar̄
dominae
Reginae
,
et
F.
R.
vno
seruien'
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
ad
legem
Iustic'
eiusd'
dominae
Reginae
ad
assisas
in
come
praed'
capiend'
assign'
per
formam
statuti
&c.
per
qd'
idem
W.
R.
pendente
assisa
illa
sep●us
requisiuit
praef.
F.
quod
ipse
praed'
tenement'
cum
pertinent'
eidem
W.
warr'
,
&
idem
F.
ten'
illa
cum
pertinent'
eidem
W.
hucusque
warr'
contradixit
&
adhuc
contradicit
,
vnde
dic'
quod
deteriorat
est
&
damnum
habet
ad
valentiam
centum
librarum
&
inde
produc'
sectam
&c.
SYMBOLEOGRAPHY
.
Of
Indictments
and
Offences
.
Of
Indictments
.
AN
Indictment
is
a
bill
or
declaration
Sect'
1.
made
in
forme
of
Law
(
for
the
benefit
of
the
common
wealth
)
of
an
accusation
for
some
offence
,
either
Criminal
or
Penal
,
exhibited
vnto
Iurors
,
and
by
their
verdict
founde
and
presented
to
be
true
,
before
an
Officer
hauing
power
to
punish
the
same
offence
.
And
such
an
Indictment
is
made
to
the
end
to
compell
the
partie
accused
to
aunswere
thereunto
.
In
euery
indictment
two
things
seeme
principally
to
be
considered
:
First
,
the
verie
offence
,
for
reformation
wherof
th
indictment
is
framed
.
And
then
the
right
forme
of
the
Indictment
it selfe
,
according
to
the
distinct
qualitie
of
euery
seueral
offence
.
Wherefore
as
in
my
treatise
of
Extraiudicial
Symbolaeography
,
I
haue
first
discoursed
bow
Obligations
spring
of
consent
,
&
then
disclosed
the
seueral
formes
of
Instruments
thereof
:
So
in
this
I
haue
thought
good
first
briefly
to
vnfold
the
sundry
natures
of
Offences
and
defaults
,
and
how
they
bind
th
offendor
.
And
then
to
lay
downe
the
doctrine
and
seueral
formes
of
Indictments
concerning
the
same
.
Offence
.
AN
offence
therefore
is
a
fact
done
vnlawfull
and
forbidden
by
nature
Sect'
2.
or
Law
,
whether
the
same
be
in
committing
or
omitting
,
wherof
th
one
for
learning
sake
,
may
fitly
be
termed
an
offence
,
and
thother
a
default
,
for
in
Law
,
thought
is
free
from
offence
.
Indeuour
.
BVt
so
is
not
indeuor
many
times
,
because
therein
,
is
guile
and
purpose
Sect'
3.
to
offend
.
Offence
priuate
and
publike
.
ANd
euery
offence
is
of
th
estate
,
publike
,
or
priuate
,
and
is
thereof
Sect'
4.
so
termed
.
The
description
of
both
which
offences
,
is
drawen
somtime
from
the
maner
of
doing
:
but
may
perchance
more
fitly
be
taken
from
the
obiect
which
is
hurt
,
vnlesse
some
thinke
good
to
conioine
them
both
.
Symphathie
betweene
the
common
wealth
and
her
members
.
FOr
certes
,
when
a
priuate
person
is
offended
,
it
cannot
lightly
be
deuied
,
Sect'
5.
but
that
the
common
wealth
is
thereby
also
offended
,
and
againe
,
the
common
wealth
being
endammaged
,
howe
can
it
be
chosen
but
euerie
Subiect
thereof
is
also
affected
,
as
being
a
member
of
the
same
.
So
great
a
Sympathie
and
mutuall
suffering
being
in
them
,
as
betweene
the
head
and
members
of
a
naturall
bodie
.
But
in
asmuch
as
some
offences
done
,
more
merely
respect
priuate
wealth
,
and
some
other
more
meerely
the
weale
publike
,
those
be
termed
priuate
,
and
these
publike
.
Offence
publike
and
priuate
.
A
Publike
offence
,
is
a
greeuous
fault
committed
against
the
common
Sect'
6.
wealth
,
A
priuate
offence
is
an
offence
against
the
wealth
of
a
priuate
person
.
Offences
blinde
.
EVery
offence
of
his
owne
nature
maketh
the
offendor
bound
to
the
Sect'
7.
common
wealth
,
or
to
a
priuate
person
,
or
to
both
,
and
not
onely
they
which
actually
commit
offence
,
but
they
also
which
command
,
perswade
,
counsel
,
procure
,
abbet
,
aide
or
consent
that
an
offence
be
perpetrated
or
conceale
it
being
done
,
are
censured
to
offend
.
Offences
named
and
vnnamed
.
ANd
offences
are
either
named
or
vnnamed
.
Sect'
8.
Offences
named
bee
such
offences
as
haue
certaine
names
in
Lawe
.
Ofences
vnnamed
.
VNnamed
offences
bee
those
which
albeit
they
bin
committed
,
yet
Sect.
9.
haue
they
no
certeine
name
set
forth
in
our
law
,
whereby
they
may
be
called
.
Offences
named
.
AGaine
offences
named
be
either
our
owne
or
other
mens
faults
,
by
Sect'
10.
which
we
are
bound
,
and
they
haue
a
certaine
name
in
law
,
wherby
to
be
termed
.
Offences
simple
.
OVr
owne
proper
offences
be
either
simple
or
mixt
.
Sect'
11.
Our
simple
offences
be
such
as
be
committed
by
our
owne
sayinges
or
deedes
,
Offences
mixt
.
ANd
the
mixt
be
those
which
be
committed
by
words
and
deeds
both
Sect'
12.
togither
.
Offences
by
worde
.
OFfences
by
sayings
onely
,
be
they
by
which
the
mind
,
dignitie
,
or
Sect'
13.
fame
of
an
other
man
(
which
is
compared
to
life
)
is
hurt
&
not
his
bodie
,
&
these
are
also
done
by
counsaile
or
by
contumelious
words
.
Counsaile
.
BY
Counsaile
,
as
through
wicked
perswasion
.
Wicked
perswasion
is
fraudulent
counsaile
giuen
to
any
,
whereby
Sect'
14.
his
minde
is
corrupted
and
made
worse
to
doe
or
attempt
any
thing
noughtly
:
which
yet
doth
not
induce
necessity
to
do
the
thing
,
though
it
bind
him
that
giueth
such
counsaile
.
Offence
by
contumelious
words
.
ANd
offence
or
crime
by
words
,
is
when
through
peruerse
wordes
,
Sect'
15.
the
good
name
,
credite
,
or
dignitie
of
a
man
is
impaired
.
Slaunder
.
ANd
it
is
either
by
voice
or
writing
,
and
is
called
Slaunder
,
which
Sect'
16.
is
either
against
God
or
man
.
Slaunder
against
God
.
SLaunder
against
God
,
is
whereby
the
Maiestie
diuine
is
euil
spoken
Sect'
17.
off
.
Of
this
sort
be
blasphemie
,
Magicke
,
Heresie
,
Apostasie
,
and
Periurie
.
Blasphemie
.
BLasphemie
is
a
wicked
saying
,
or
slaunder
pronounced
against
God
,
Sect'
18.
touching
his
essence
or
word
reuealed
.
Magicke
.
MAgitions
be
those
which
by
vttering
of
certein
superstitious
words
Sect'
19.
conceiued
,
aduenture
to
attempt
thinges
aboue
the
course
of
nature
,
by
bringing
forth
dead
mens
ghosts
as
they
falsly
pretended
,
in
showing
of
things
either
secret
or
in
places
farre
off
,
&
in
showing
them
in
any
shape
or
likenesse
.
These
wicked
persons
by
othe
or
writing
written
with
their
owne
blood
,
hauing
betaken
themselues
to
the
deuil
,
haue
forsaken
God
,
&
broken
their
couenant
made
in
baptisme
,
and
detest
the
benefits
thereof
,
and
worship
the
deuill
onely
.
And
setling
their
whole
hope
in
him
,
do
execute
his
commandements
,
and
being
dead
,
commend
both
their
bodies
and
soules
vnto
him
.
South
saying
wizards
.
OF
this
kind
of
Magicians
be
al
those
which
ensue
,
as
Southsaiers
Sect'
20.
or
Wizards
which
diuine
&
foretel
things
to
come
&
raise
vp
euil
spirits
by
certein
superstitious
&
conceiued
formes
of
words
.
And
vnto
such
questions
as
be
demaunded
of
them
,
do
answere
by
voice
,
or
else
set
before
their
eies
in
glasses
,
christall
stones
,
or
rings
,
the
pictures
or
images
of
things
sought
for
.
Diuination
.
THe
professors
of
●hart
of
Diuination
which
be
puffed
vp
with
prophesing
Sect'
21.
spirits
.
And
can
manifest
who
hath
stollen
things
,
and
tel
where
things
lost
or
stollen
be
.
Iugling
.
IVglers
and
sleightie
Curers
of
diseases
which
for
the
curing
of
all
Sect'
22.
sicknesses
and
sores
of
man
and
beast
,
vse
either
certeine
superstitious
words
or
writings
called
charmes
or
spelles
hanged
about
the
necke
or
some
other
part
of
the
body
.
Inchauntings
and
Charming
.
INchanters
or
Charmers
through
certein
words
pronounced
and
charecters
Sect.
23.
or
images
,
herbes
,
or
other
things
applied
,
thinke
they
can
do
what
they
list
,
the
deuil
so
deceiueth
them
,
or
in
very
deed
dispatcheth
those
things
which
the
Inchantors
would
haue
done
,
from
these
somewhat
differ
witches
or
hagges
,
&
Augurers
or
Southsaiers
by
birds
,
di●●ors
by
seeing
th
intrals
of
beasts
sacrificed
.
Witcherie
.
A
Witch
or
hagg
is
she
which
being
eluded
by
a
league
made
with
Sect'
24.
the
deuill
through
his
perswasion
,
inspiration
and
iuggling
thinketh
she
can
designe
what
maner
of
euil
things
soeuer
,
either
by
thought
or
imprication
,
as
to
shake
the
aire
with
lightnings
&
thunder
,
to
cause
haile
&
tempests
,
to
remoue
greene
corne
or
trees
to
an
other
place
,
to
be
caried
of
her
familiar
which
hath
taken
vpon
him
the
deceiptful
shape
of
a
goate
,
swine
,
or
calfe
&c.
into
some
mountaine
farre
distant
,
in
a
wonderfull
short
space
of
time
.
And
sometimes
to
flie
vpon
a
staffe
or
forke
,
or
some
other
instrument
.
And
to
spend
all
the
night
after
with
her
sweet
hart
,
in
playing
,
sporting
,
bankqueting
,
dauncing
,
daliance
,
and
diuerse
other
deuelish
lustes
,
and
lewd
desports
,
&
to
shew
a
thousand
such
monsterous
mockeries
.
Heresie
.
HEresie
,
is
a
resolute
&
obstinate
error
in
some
article
of
our
christian
Sect'
25.
faith
,
1.
Timo.
4.
1.
2.
Peter
2.
1.
1.
Cor.
11.
19.
Rom.
16.
17.
Anabaptisme
.
AMongst
Heretikes
are
numbred
,
Anabaptists
,
which
wickedly
iterate
Sect'
26.
holy
baptisme
,
which
hainous
offence
is
very
grieuous
,
as
by
which
the
Maiestie
of
almighty
God
,
and
the
promise
which
in
the
first
baptisme
was
effectual
,
are
violated
.
Apostacie
.
APostacie
followeth
,
which
is
a
forsaking
of
the
Christian
faith
.
Sect'
27.
And
Apostasie
hapneth
two
waies
,
either
when
any
man
partly
reuoulteth
from
true
religion
into
a
wicked
sect
reteining
stil
the
name
and
title
of
Christianisme
,
or
when
the
contrary
side
of
the
Iewes
or
Pagans
so
please
him
,
that
he
wholy
forsaketh
the
profession
of
the
Christian
both
in
name
and
substance
.
Periurie
.
PEriurie
,
is
a
lie
affirmed
by
othe
.
Sect'
1.
So
much
of
slaunderous
speeches
,
against
God
.
Slaunder
against
man
by
word
.
A
Slaunder
against
man
is
an
iniury
done
to
him
by
wordes
or
writinges
.
Sect'
29.
By
words
when
any
thing
is
said
or
done
by
words
to
the
contempt
or
reproche
of
an
other
.
By
writing
.
I
Niurie
by
writing
is
done
by
a
slaunderous
libell
or
picture
.
Sect'
30.
By
libell
.
A
Slanderous
libel
,
is
when
a
libell
,
epigram
,
rime
or
other
writing
Sect'
31.
is
produced
,
written
or
composed
to
the
note
or
contumely
of
any
man
,
or
the
same
procured
to
be
bought
or
sold
,
that
by
that
meanes
the
dignitie
or
fame
of
an
other
man
may
be
hurt
.
By
Picture
.
AN
infamous
or
slaunderots
picture
,
is
when
any
man
to
his
infamy
Sect'
32.
or
ignominy
is
painted
in
any
infamous
or
dishonest
habit
or
sort
,
as
hanging
vpon
the
gallowes
,
or
in
some
euil
place
or
maner
.
We
haue
shewed
th
offences
committed
by
wordes
,
by
which
a
mans
name
or
dignitie
is
harmed
:
let
vs
now
hasten
to
those
which
are
done
by
deedes
.
Offences
by
deeds
.
ANnd
they
be
said
to
be
done
by
deed
,
not
because
they
are
not
also
Sect'
33.
done
of
minde
and
purpose
:
but
for
that
they
chiefly
consist
in
the
fact
without
which
it
may
vnneth
be
Iudged
of
their
punishment
.
And
for
that
such
offences
are
not
perpetrated
against
the
minde
,
but
the
bodie
either
of
man
or
his
goods
,
whether
it
be
done
mediatly
or
immediatly
.
Offences
by
deeds
either
altogether
distroy
a
thing
,
or
at
the
least
impaire
the
same
.
Destruction
.
DEstruction
is
the
vtter
killing
or
corrupting
of
things
.
And
it
is
either
of
a
fact
permanent
and
apparant
:
or
transitorie
,
Sect'
34.
and
during
but
a
little
while
.
Facts
Permanent
.
A
Permanent
fact
,
is
that
whose
verie
steppes
or
prints
abide
,
&
are
Sect'
35.
to
be
seene
after
th
offence
done
:
of
this
kind
be
slaughter
&
burning
.
Slaughter
.
SLaughter
is
a
killing
done
by
any
meanes
,
and
it
is
either
of
man
Sect'
36.
or
beast
.
Homicide
.
THe
slaughter
of
Man
is
called
Homicide
,
which
is
euery
taking
away
Sect'
37.
of
life
from
any
person
bond
or
free
,
by
man
done
with
violence
by
which
the
sole
is
seuered
from
the
bodie
,
by
what
maner
of
meanes
so
euer
it
chance
,
whether
by
sword
,
staffe
,
or
other
weapon
,
or
by
venim
or
poison
,
the
cause
of
death
be
giuen
.
Voluntarie
.
HOmicide
is
either
voluntarie
or
casual
.
Sect'
38.
Homicide
voluntarie
is
that
which
is
deliberate
and
committed
of
a
set
minde
and
purpose
to
kill
.
Malicious
.
HOmicide
voluntarie
is
either
without
precedent
malice
or
with
Sect.
39.
precedent
malice
.
Of
homicides
voluntarie
without
malice
precedent
,
some
are
commaunded
,
and
some
tollerated
by
law
,
and
others
forbidden
.
Commaunded
.
HOmicides
voluntarie
commanded
by
law
are
such
as
are
done
either
Sect'
40.
for
Iustice
sake
,
or
vpon
vrgent
necessity
.
For
Iustice
.
HOmicide
for
Iustice
sake
,
is
th
inflicting
of
ordinary
punishment
Sect'
41.
vpon
heinous
offendors
by
death
,
which
is
dispunishable
,
yet
in
this
case
it
behoueth
the
Iudge
and
other
officers
to
be
free
from
desire
of
blood
and
priuate
reuenge
.
Necessarie
.
HOmicide
vpon
necessity
is
either
in
the
due
&
orderly
execution
of
Sect'
42.
Iustice
,
as
the
killing
of
th
offendors
in
felonie
which
resist
or
flye
officers
hauing
warrant
to
arrest
,
or
deteine
them
,
or
persons
pursuing
them
with
hue
and
crie
,
or
riotors
resisting
Iustices
of
the
peace
,
which
come
to
arrest
them
,
or
prisoners
resisting
their
gailors
,
if
such
offendors
cannot
otherwise
be
attached
or
holden
.
So
is
it
of
persons
riotously
assembled
resisting
persons
aucthorised
to
apprehend
them
,
1.
Mar.
ca.
1
▪
2.
And
likewise
of
offenders
in
parks
,
forests
,
and
warrens
,
resisting
or
flying
away
after
hue
and
crie
,
21.
Ed.
1.
and
Burglers
and
Robbers
all
which
homicides
are
dispunishable
,
26.
Ass.
32.
and
diuers
other
in
like
cases
by
sundry
statutes
.
Se
defendendo
.
HOmicide
vpon
necessity
in
ones
owne
defence
is
termed
Se
defendendo
,
Sect'
43.
&
is
where
any
man
being
assaulted
by
any
other
,
flyeth
so
farre
as
he
can
without
eneuitable
danger
of
death
,
&
then
in
defending
himselfe
killeth
his
aduersarie
,
yet
for
this
offence
he
looseth
his
goods
,
&
must
procure
pardon
for
his
life
,
Glouc
▪
cap.
9.
43.
Ass.
31.
Forbidden
.
HOmicides
voluntarie
forbidden
by
Law
,
without
precedent
malice
Sect'
44.
is
manslaughter
or
homicide
,
or
by
chance
medley
,
which
is
where
two
men
void
of
all
former
malice
and
euill
will
,
meeting
together
by
chance
,
&
vpon
sudden
falling
out
,
th
one
of
them
killeth
thother
with
violence
neither
for
Iustice
,
nor
in
case
of
necessitie
,
Plow
.
f.
100.
&
101.
21.
H.
7.
fol.
23.
Homicide
malicious
.
THus
much
of
voluntarie
homicides
without
malice
precedent
,
now
Sect.
45.
of
homicide
voluntarie
of
malice
proceeding
which
is
termed
murder
,
&
is
the
felonious
killing
through
malice
prepensed
of
any
person
liuing
in
this
Realme
vnder
the
Queenes
protection
.
Of
a
mans
selfe
.
ANd
it
is
either
of
himselfe
,
or
of
another
.
Homicide
of
the
partie
himselfe
,
is
termed
felo
de
se
.
And
is
Sect.
46.
where
any
man
of
hatred
conceiued
against
himselfe
,
doth
desperatly
,
wilfully
and
feloniously
kil
or
destroy
himselfe
by
hanging
,
drowning
,
poysoning
or
otherwise
.
Murder
.
MVrder
of
others
then
the
selfe
partie
,
is
the
like
wilfull
and
felonious
Sect.
47.
killing
of
any
other
of
premeditate
malice
.
And
if
th
offendor
did
owe
by
Lawe
vnto
the
partie
slaine
any
ciuill
obedience
,
it
is
in
some
cases
termed
petie
treason
.
As
if
the
wife
kill
her
husband
,
the
seruant
his
Master
or
Mistres
,
or
a
Clerke
his
Ordinary
by
reason
of
the
reciprocall
trust
,
and
loyaltie
which
the
law
requireth
betweene
such
persons
,
and
this
offence
is
therefore
farre
more
heynous
then
any
of
thother
of
homicides
.
Homicide
casuall
.
THus
briefly
of
Homicides
willingly
done
,
Homicide
casual
which
Sect.
48.
may
also
be
termed
,
Homicide
by
mischance
,
misfortune
,
or
misaduenture
,
is
when
he
that
killeth
an
other
,
had
no
will
,
intent
,
mind
,
or
purpose
so
to
do
,
or
the
▪
man
is
slaine
by
some
other
thing
then
a
man
.
In
which
case
th●ffender
is
to
haue
his
pardon
of
course
for
life
&
land
,
but
yet
must
loose
his
goods
.
And
this
homicide
is
either
mearely
casuall
or
mixt
.
By
Chaunce
.
HOmicide
by
meare
chaunce
,
is
when
by
meare
fortune
against
the
Sect.
49.
minde
of
the
killer
,
a
man
is
slaine
.
As
if
one
hewing
,
the
are
flieth
of
the
shafte
and
kill
one
,
or
if
a
man
lopping
a
tree
warneth
the
by-standers
,
that
the
tree
is
ready
to
fall
,
and
yet
by
the
same
some
of
them
is
slaine
,
or
in
throwing
tiles
from
an
house
or
such
other
lawfull
acts
,
or
the
party
is
killed
by
some
other
thing
then
man
by
misfortune
,
as
by
falling
from
an
horse
or
cart
,
by
a
stroke
of
an
horse
or
any
other
moueable
thing
then
man
,
In
which
case
the
thing
which
killed
him
,
and
all
things
that
moued
the
same
are
forfaited
to
the
Queene
,
and
termed
a
Deodand
,
as
if
a
cart
wheele
go
ouer
a
man
and
kill
him
,
the
wheele
,
cart
,
and
al
things
therein
,
and
the
horses
that
drew
the
same
,
be
all
Deodans
,
3.
E.
3.
vndeversus
.
Omnia
quae
mouent
ad
mortem
,
sunt
Deodanda
.
Dyer
fo.
78.
pl.
37.
Mixte
.
MIxt
is
when
the
killers
ignorance
,
or
negligence
is
ioyned
with
Sect.
50.
the
chaunce
,
as
if
a
man
loppe
trees
by
an
high
way
side
,
by
which
many
vsually
t●auaile
and
cast
downe
a
bough
not
giuing
warning
to
take
heed
thereof
,
by
which
bough
one
passing
by
,
is
slaine
,
in
whith
case
he
offendeth
because
he
gaue
no
warning
that
the
party
might
haue
taken
heed
to
himselfe
.
Thus
you
see
the
diuers
kinds
of
Manslaughter
.
Slaughter
of
beasts
.
THe
slaughter
of
beasts
foloweth
by
what
meane
soeuer
it
commeth
,
Sect.
51.
which
is
a
damage
done
by
iniurie
and
wrong
,
guile
or
default
against
the
Law
,
which
might
or
ought
to
haue
beene
taken
heed
of
.
Of
this
offence
springeth
an
action
to
the
owner
of
the
beast
according
as
the
value
thereof
shall
be
esteemed
by
a
Iurie
.
Burning
.
THus
farre
of
slaughters
of
man
and
beast
:
burning
ensueth
which
Sect.
52.
is
also
felony
,
as
the
wilfull
burning
of
a
dwelling
house
,
3.
H.
7.
10.
And
burning
of
a
barne
adioyning
to
a
dwelling
house
by
night
,
11.
H.
7.
fol.
1.
And
burning
of
a
barne
with
corne
not
adioyning
to
a
dwelling
house
by
day
.
Offences
transitorie
.
ANd
these
concerning
offences
of
continuing
facts
,
those
follow
Sect.
53.
which
are
of
transitorie
or
momentarie
factes
,
as
vnlawfull
copulation
,
burglarie
and
theft
.
Adulterie
and
fornication
.
VNlawfull
copulation
,
is
euerie
carnall
coniunction
had
out
of
Sect.
54.
lawfull
matrimonie
,
and
it
is
termed
fornication
or
adulterie
,
which
is
first
either
naturall
or
against
nature
,
and
either
voluntary
or
violent
.
Fornication
naturally
committed
,
is
betweene
man
and
woman
,
which
if
it
be
perpetrated
betweene
kinsfolks
,
is
said
to
be
incest
.
Copulation
vilent
is
termed
a
rape
or
rauishment
of
a
woman
against
her
will
,
which
is
carnall
knowledge
had
of
a
woman
,
who
neuer
consented
thereunto
before
the
fact
nor
after
,
and
this
offence
is
felony
in
the
principall
and
his
aydors
,
11.
H.
4.
13.
1.
E.
4.
1.
Westm
2.
cap.
13.
And
carnall
abuse
of
a
woman
childe
,
vnder
x.
yeeres
old
is
felony
,
18.
Eliz.
cap.
6.
Sodomy
or
buggery
.
COpulation
against
nature
,
is
by
male
or
female
against
nature
,
or
Sect.
55.
by
female
with
female
,
or
with
beasts
which
is
called
▪
Sodomy
or
buggery
,
25.
H.
8.
cap.
5.
5.
Eliz.
cap.
17.
which
be
felony
.
Burglarie
.
BVrglarie
is
a
felonious
entring
into
an
other
mans
dwelling
house
Sect.
56.
wherein
some
person
is
,
or
into
a
Church
,
in
the
night
time
,
to
the
end
to
commit
some
felony
therein
,
as
to
kill
some
man
,
or
to
steale
somewhat
thence
,
or
to
do
some
other
such
felonious
act
there
,
albeit
he
execute
not
the
same
,
if
th
intent
or
fact
of
this
offender
be
to
steale
,
this
is
like
robberie
,
If
to
murder
,
it
differeth
not
much
from
murderers
,
&
so
of
other
felonies
.
House-robbing
.
THe
offence
against
the
Statutes
of
23.
H.
8.
cap.
1.
and
3.
Edw.
6.
Sect.
67.
cap.
9.
somewhat
resemble
this
,
for
by
them
it
is
ordained
,
that
if
any
person
do
robbe
another
in
any
part
of
his
dwelling
place
,
or
in
his
booth
,
or
tent
,
in
any
faire
or
market
,
and
the
owner
of
his
wife
,
children
or
seruants
being
within
the
same
,
he
committeth
felony
.
Theft
.
THeft
ensueth
,
in
which
not
so
much
the
destruction
of
a
thing
,
as
Sect.
58.
the
taking
away
of
the
same
chaunceth
.
Theft
is
an
vnlawfull
felonious
taking
away
of
another
mans
moueable
personall
goods
,
against
the
owners
wil
,
with
intent
to
steale
them
.
And
it
is
from
the
person
,
or
in
presence
of
the
owner
,
or
in
his
absence
.
From
the
person
.
THeft
from
the
owners
person
or
presence
,
is
of
two
sortes
,
th
one
Sect.
59.
putting
th
owner
in
feare
,
thother
not
.
Robberie
.
RObberie
is
a
felonious
taking
away
of
another
mans
goods
,
from
Sect.
60.
his
person
,
or
presence
,
against
his
will
,
putting
him
in
feare
and
of
purpose
to
steale
the
same
goods
.
And
this
robbery
is
sometime
termed
violent
theft
,
because
the
party
is
in
the
law
thereby
terrified
.
Without
feare
.
THeft
from
th
owners
person
,
not
putting
him
in
feare
,
is
by
cutting
Sect.
61
or
picking
his
purse
,
and
stealing
the
money
,
or
purse
,
or
both
:
this
is
done
sleightly
,
without
the
owners
feare
and
priuity
,
But
to
perfect
this
offence
,
an
actuall
possession
of
the
thing
taken
once
seuered
from
the
person
of
the
owner
,
seemeth
necessarie
in
the
offendor
,
and
that
the
thing
stollen
,
exceed
the
valew
of
xii
.
pence
.
Theft
of
goods
in
the
owners
absence
,
is
termed
Larc●ny
,
which
is
nothing
else
but
a
felonious
and
fraudulent
taking
away
of
another
mans
moueable
personal
goods
,
not
being
vpon
the
person
of
the
owner
,
nor
in
his
presence
.
And
Larciny
in
respect
of
the
thinges
stollen
,
is
either
great
or
small
:
For
great
Larciny
is
,
when
the
things
stollen
though
they
be
taken
at
seuerall
times
exceede
the
valew
of
xii
.
d
.
And
petie
Larcinie
is
,
when
the
goods
so
taken
exceede
not
the
valew
of
xii
.
d
.
Hurting
and
violence
.
NOw
then
crimes
comming
from
the
destruction
of
things
,
being
Sect.
62.
thus
hastely
run
ouer
.
Let
vs
steppe
on
to
thother
which
haue
their
name
of
the
hurting
of
the
thing
,
and
violent
hurting
destroyeth
not
the
body
,
but
harmeth
and
anoyeth
it
,
and
maketh
either
the
body
,
or
the
state
and
condition
thereof
worse
.
Hurts
to
the
bodie
of
the
common
wealth
,
as
treasons
.
ANd
through
certaine
offences
is
hurt
to
the
common
wealth
immediatly
,
Sect.
63.
and
alwaies
,
or
the
members
thereof
.
The
common
wealth
is
hurt
eyther
in
respect
of
the
amplitude
and
maiestie
thereof
,
or
of
the
profite
and
commoditie
thereof
,
which
is
hindered
or
intercepted
.
When
the
Amplitude
and
maiestie
thereof
is
harmed
,
the
offence
is
called
treason
.
And
these
treasons
be
high
treason
,
or
petie
treason
:
High
treason
is
,
when
th
offence
is
done
against
the
securitie
of
the
common
wealth
or
of
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
,
who
is
the
true
and
vndoubted
Soueraigne
and
chiefe
head
thereof
:
whether
it
be
by
imagination
,
word
,
or
deed
,
as
to
compasse
or
imagine
Treason
,
or
the
death
of
the
Prince
,
or
of
the
Queene
his
wife
,
or
his
Sonne
and
heire
apparant
,
or
to
deflower
the
Kinges
wife
,
or
his
eldest
daughter
vnmarried
,
or
his
eldest
sonnes
wife
,
or
leuie
warre
against
the
King
in
his
Realme
,
or
to
adhere
to
his
enimies
,
ayding
them
,
or
to
counterfeit
the
Kings
great
seale
,
priuy
seale
,
or
money
,
or
wittingly
to
bring
false
money
into
this
Realme
,
counterfeited
like
vnto
the
money
of
England
,
and
vtter
the
same
.
Or
to
kill
the
Kinges
Chauncellor
,
Treasurer
,
Iustice
of
th
one
bench
or
of
the
other
,
Iustices
in
Eire
,
Iustices
of
Assise
,
Iustices
of
Oyer
and
Terminer
being
in
his
place
and
doing
of
his
Office
,
25.
Ed.
3.
cap.
2.
Forging
of
the
kings
signe
Manuell
,
or
priuie
signet
,
priuie
seale
,
or
forraine
coyne
currant
within
this
Realme
,
2.
Mar.
cap.
6.
Diminishing
or
impayring
of
money
currant
,
2.
Eliz.
cap.
11.
&
18.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
The
second
offence
in
refusing
the
oath
of
supremacie
,
5.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
the
compassing
to
depriue
the
Q.
of
her
crowne
,
1.
Eliz.
cap.
6.
Or
to
destroy
the
Queene
,
1.
Eliz.
cap.
6.
Or
to
leuie
warre
within
the
realme
against
the
Queene
,
1.
El.
ca.
6.
Or
to
affirme
that
the
Queene
or
the
heires
of
her
body
,
is
not
or
ought
not
to
be
Queene
of
England
,
or
that
any
other
ought
,
1.
Eliz.
cap.
6.
Or
intending
the
bodily
harme
of
the
Q.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
leuie
warre
against
the
Queene
.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
moue
forreine
inuasions
of
this
Realme
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
declare
,
that
the
Queene
is
not
Queene
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
declare
that
any
other
ought
,
&c.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
affirme
the
Q.
to
he
an
Heretike
,
Scismatike
,
tyrant
,
infidel
,
or
vsurpor
of
the
crowne
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
claime
the
crowne
after
the
Queene
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
affirme
that
the
common
Lawes
or
statutes
cannot
binde
the
right
of
the
crowne
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
maintaine
the
aucthority
of
the
Bishop
of
Rome
,
5.
Elizab.
cap.
1.
Or
to
obtaine
any
Bull
from
Rome
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
2.
Or
to
giue
,
take
or
promise
absolution
thereby
,
13.
Eliz.
cap.
2.
Or
to
conspire
to
enlarge
any
imprisoned
by
the
Queenes
commaundement
for
treason
touching
her
person
or
suspition
thereof
,
14.
Eliz.
cap.
2.
Or
to
withhold
any
of
the
Queenes
Castels
,
or
holdes
,
14.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
any
of
her
ships
or
ordinance
of
warre
,
14.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
not
to
render
the
same
Castels
,
within
sixe
daies
after
proclamation
,
14.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
destroy
any
of
the
Queenes
ships
,
14.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
barre
any
of
the
Queenes
hauens
,
14
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
to
perswade
any
subiect
from
naturall
obedience
,
or
Religion
:
or
to
the
obedience
of
any
other
,
or
to
be
so
perswaded
,
23.
Eliz.
cap.
1.
Or
for
Iesuits
to
come
into
,
or
be
in
this
Realme
,
27.
El.
ca.
2.
Or
to
be
a
Seminarie
,
and
not
returne
into
this
Religion
,
within
in
sixe
moneths
after
proclamation
,
and
take
the
oth
of
allegeance
,
27.
Eliz.
cap.
2.
It
is
also
to
be
noted
,
that
al
maner
of
accessaries
to
the
seueral
treaons
aboue
mentioned
,
are
guilty
of
high
treason
.
Or
of
misprision
of
treason
,
which
is
the
concealment
or
not
disclosing
of
knowen
treason
:
for
which
th
offendors
are
to
suffer
imprisonment
during
the
Queenes
pleasure
,
loose
their
goods
,
and
the
profite
of
their
lands
during
their
liues
,
2.
R.
3.
fol.
9.
Offences
hindering
the
commoditie
of
the
common
wealth
.
NOw
succeed
th
offences
which
hinder
the
commoditie
of
the
common
Sect.
64.
wealth
.
The
profite
of
the
common
wealth
is
hindered
diuers
waies
,
as
by
forestalling
,
engrossing
,
regrating
,
by
idlenesse
of
apprentices
,
artificers
,
and
seruants
,
decaying
of
the
breede
of
beastes
,
destroying
of
fish
,
by
conspiracies
of
artificers
and
chapmen
,
by
not
destroying
of
vermin
,
as
Foxes
,
Bawsons
,
Crowes
,
Choughes
&c.
Or
by
making
or
vttering
any
stuffe
,
victuals
,
or
wares
deceitfull
,
corrupt
,
or
insufficient
,
by
not
obseruing
due
weights
,
&
measures
,
or
by
transporting
of
things
needfull
in
England
,
as
rawe
hides
,
tallow
,
wooll
,
lead
,
corne
or
graine
,
by
erecting
of
cotages
,
and
breeding
of
exceeding
many
poore
people
,
and
by
sundry
other
meanes
,
as
plainly
appeareth
by
sundry
statutes
and
ordinances
made
for
reformation
therof
.
Of
all
which
particularly
to
discourse
,
would
occupie
more
time
then
I
haue
now
determined
to
bestow
about
the
same
.
Forestalling
,
is
the
buying
or
bargayning
for
any
victuals
or
wares
,
comming
to
be
sold
towards
any
faire
or
market
:
Or
from
beyond
the
seas
towards
any
citie
,
port
,
hauen
,
creeke
,
or
rode
of
this
Realme
,
and
before
the
same
be
there
.
Or
the
mouing
of
any
person
to
enhaunce
the
price
of
the
same
victuals
or
wares
,
or
the
disswading
to
bring
it
thither
to
be
sold
,
5.
Ed.
6.
cap.
14.
5.
Eliz.
cap.
12.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
25.
Regrating
,
is
the
buying
and
selling
of
any
wares
or
victuals
in
the
same
market
,
or
faire
,
or
within
foure
miles
thereof
.
5.
Edw.
6.
cap.
14.
5.
El.
ca.
12.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
25.
Engrossing
,
is
buying
of
Corne
growing
,
or
dead
victuall
to
sell
againe
:
except
barly
or
malt
,
Oates
for
Oatmeale
,
and
victuals
to
retaile
,
badging
by
licence
,
and
buying
of
Oyles
,
Spices
,
and
victuals
,
other
then
fish
and
salt
.
5.
Edw.
6.
cap.
14.
5.
Eliz.
cap.
14.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
25.
Offences
against
Subiects
.
IN
these
fewe
,
haue
we
touched
such
offences
as
immediatly
,
and
alwaies
Sect.
65.
are
committed
against
the
common
wealth
it selfe
:
now
will
we
intreat
of
those
which
alwaies
for
the
most
part
are
perpetrated
violently
against
the
inferiour
members
of
the
same
(
that
is
to
say
)
either
priuate
men
themselues
,
or
their
goods
,
which
are
effected
partly
by
force
,
and
partly
without
force
.
Force
is
an
offence
by
which
violence
is
vsed
to
thinges
or
persons
.
And
force
is
either
simple
or
mixt
.
Simple
force
is
that
which
is
so
committed
,
that
it
hath
none
other
crime
adioyned
vnto
it
.
As
if
one
by
force
onely
entreth
into
another
mans
possession
,
without
doing
any
other
vnlawfull
act
there
.
Mixt
force
is
that
violence
,
which
is
committed
with
such
a
fact
,
as
of
it selfe
onely
is
criminall
:
as
if
any
by
force
enter
into
anothers
possession
,
and
kill
a
man
,
or
rauish
a
woman
there
&c.
And
those
offences
which
are
atchieued
with
force
,
are
done
by
true
force
,
or
by
force
after
a
certaine
sort
.
Those
offences
which
are
finished
by
true
force
,
are
either
done
by
men
assembled
,
or
without
men
assembled
.
And
force
with
men
assembled
is
priuate
or
publike
.
Priuate
force
is
when
any
with
weapons
by
men
assembled
,
doth
inuade
the
goods
or
body
of
another
,
As
trespas
by
entring
into
ground
,
or
taking
his
cattell
,
or
other
goods
,
imprisoning
of
a
mans
body
,
or
beating
of
him
with
ones
fist
,
or
rescues
of
a
trespas
,
pound
breach
,
or
otherwise
without
weapon
and
such
like
.
Publike
force
is
that
violence
which
is
done
by
any
men
assembled
with
any
kinde
of
weapon
whatsoeuer
,
as
by
forcible
entree
,
keeping
of
possession
of
Benefices
,
Chappels
,
houses
,
or
lands
,
or
offices
,
vnlawfull
assemblees
,
routs
,
riots
,
rebellions
against
&c.
1.
Mar.
cap.
12.
1.
Eliz.
cap.
17.
A
forcible
entree
is
a
violent
actuall
entree
into
a
house
,
or
land
&c.
or
taking
a
distresse
of
any
person
weaponed
.
Whether
he
offer
violence
or
feare
of
hurt
to
any
there
,
or
furiously
driue
any
out
of
the
possession
thereof
,
5.
R.
2.
cap.
7.
15.
R.
2.
cap.
2.
8.
H.
6.
cap.
7.
A
forcible
deteyning
or
withholding
of
a
possession
,
is
a
violent
act
of
resistance
by
strong
hand
of
men
weaponed
with
harnesse
or
other
action
of
feare
in
the
same
place
or
els
where
,
by
which
the
lawfull
entree
of
Iustices
or
others
is
barred
or
hindered
,
29.
Ass.
49.
An
vnlawfull
assemblie
,
is
the
meeting
of
three
,
or
mo
persons
together
,
with
force
to
commit
some
vnlawfull
act
,
and
abiding
still
,
not
indeuoring
the
execution
thereof
,
as
to
assault
or
beate
any
person
,
or
enter
into
his
house
or
land
&c.
A
rout
is
an
assembly
of
three
persons
or
mo
,
going
on
about
forcibly
to
committe
an
vnlawfull
act
,
but
yet
doe
it
not
.
Brooke
tit
.
Riot
,
4.
5.
A
Riot
is
the
forcible
doing
of
an
vnlawful
act
by
three
,
or
moe
persons
assembled
together
for
that
purpose
.
A
rebellious
assembly
,
is
an
assembly
of
twelue
persons
or
moe
intending
,
going
about
,
practising
,
or
putting
in
vre
vnlawfully
of
their
owne
aucthoritie
to
chaunge
any
Lawes
,
or
Statutes
of
this
Realme
,
or
to
destroy
th
inclosure
of
any
Parke
,
or
ground
inclosed
,
or
the
bankes
of
any
fishponds
,
pale
,
or
conduit
,
to
th
intent
the
same
shall
remaine
void
,
or
to
the
intent
vnlawfully
to
haue
common
or
way
in
any
of
the
said
grounds
,
or
to
destroy
the
Deare
in
any
parke
,
or
any
warren
of
Cunnies
,
or
douehouses
,
or
fish
in
any
pond
,
or
any
house
,
barnes
,
milles
,
or
baies
,
or
to
burne
stackes
of
corne
,
or
to
abaterents
,
or
prices
of
victuals
,
1.
Mar.
12.
cap.
1.
Eliz.
cap.
17.
Also
by
the
same
statutes
an
vnlawfull
assembly
may
be
of
persons
aboue
the
number
of
two
:
but
that
offence
is
neither
so
heinous
,
nor
so
sharply
to
be
punished
.
It
followeth
how
force
may
be
committed
without
a
multitude
.
This
kind
of
force
comprehendeth
euery
harme
,
hurt
,
damage
,
losse
,
hinderance
,
and
danger
besides
death
,
happening
to
any
good
,
quicke
or
dead
,
moueable
or
vnmoueable
,
or
to
men
,
eyther
culpa
or
dolo
,
that
is
negligently
or
vnwittingly
,
or
guilefully
or
of
set
purpose
,
whether
it
be
assaulting
,
beating
,
wounding
,
maiming
,
or
hurting
,
brusing
,
or
impairing
of
the
body
of
man
or
beast
by
any
meanes
:
Or
the
brusing
,
breaking
or
empairing
of
any
other
thing
whatsoeuer
without
a
multitude
,
also
breaking
of
prisons
,
to
escape
thence
,
breaking
of
houses
to
steale
something
thence
,
or
to
do
some
felony
there
,
which
being
in
the
night
is
termed
Burglary
,
whereof
we
haue
spoken
before
entreating
of
theft
.
In
this
ranke
also
may
be
placed
the
pulling
vp
or
remouing
of
meares
,
bounds
,
or
markes
,
set
for
the
deuiding
of
one
mans
land
from
anothers
,
and
many
other
such
trespasses
wherein
is
none
apparant
force
or
terror
,
as
to
hawke
,
hunt
,
fish
,
or
fowle
,
or
to
cut
,
eate
,
tread
or
foile
grasse
in
another
mans
soile
vnlawfully
,
11.
Ass.
16.
11.
H.
8.
4.
16.
21.
E.
3.
34.
Hitherto
of
offences
done
by
true
force
indeed
:
now
of
such
as
are
not
properly
done
with
force
&
violence
,
but
by
intendment
of
the
law
onely
:
of
which
sort
be
bribery
,
extortion
,
exaction
,
priuate
imprisonment
,
and
certeine
other
like
misdemeanors
.
Those
offences
of
briberie
,
extortion
,
and
exaction
,
are
committed
when
any
for
feare
of
his
iudgement
,
office
,
or
other
power
,
or
authoritie
,
or
for
any
other
terror
exacteth
,
extorteth
,
and
wringeth
money
or
other
things
from
another
man
,
as
Sherifes
,
Coroners
,
or
other
Officers
,
Auditors
,
Receyuers
,
Escheators
,
custos
breuium
,
Chirografers
of
fines
,
Admirals
,
Marshals
,
Criers
,
Maiors
,
Baylifes
,
Clarks
,
Wardens
of
felowships
,
Iudges
,
Bishops
,
Ordinaries
,
or
other
Officers
whatsoeuer
for
reformation
of
which
,
see
the
seueral
statutes
therof
,
in
that
behalfe
prouided
.
To
this
crew
as
it
seemeth
,
may
be
referred
the
exaction
of
vnlawfull
vsurie
:
which
is
taking
of
any
thing
of
any
man
for
the
lone
,
or
giuing
day
of
payment
of
money
,
37.
H.
8.
cap.
9.
13.
Eliz.
cap.
10.
And
all
vnlawfull
games
,
which
be
all
games
,
but
shooting
,
33.
H.
8.
cap.
9.
And
euery
other
taking
of
more
then
is
due
by
colour
or
pretence
of
right
,
as
the
taking
of
excessiue
toll
by
millers
,
or
others
,
or
of
excessiue
prises
for
ale
,
bread
,
victuals
,
wares
or
other
things
.
Offences
springing
from
words
and
deeds
.
SO
much
then
of
single
offences
,
springing
from
only
words
,
or
onely
Sect'
66.
deeds
.
Now
folow
those
which
issue
from
both
together
,
as
those
which
arise
from
the
crime
of
falshood
.
The
offence
of
falshood
is
a
guileful
and
fraudulent
imitation
of
the
truth
against
the
law
,
and
it
is
committed
either
by
word
or
by
deede
.
Falshod
by
word
,
is
by
lying
,
as
if
any
man
should
faine
vnto
himselfe
a
false
name
or
surname
,
or
say
,
he
is
another
man
then
he
is
,
to
deceiue
some
other
:
or
by
periurie
which
is
a
lie
affirmed
by
oath
.
Falshood
by
deed
is
as
if
a
man
write
or
signe
a
false
testament
,
or
falsly
set
downe
therein
some
legacie
or
trust
to
himselfe
,
without
the
mind
of
the
testator
,
or
if
a
man
make
a
false
deed
,
or
accompt
,
or
other
instrument
,
or
if
he
bribe
or
corrupt
a
Iudge
,
or
do
raze
,
change
,
or
corrupt
any
writing
,
to
the
defrauding
of
another
man
,
or
do
conuey
,
remoue
,
or
take
away
,
suppresse
,
conceale
,
or
falsly
signe
a
testament
or
counterfait
an
other
mans
hande
in
writing
,
or
to
counterfait
or
vtter
false
money
,
or
to
adulterate
,
embase
,
shaue
,
file
,
clippe
,
wash
,
or
empaire
the
currant
coine
of
England
,
or
counterfait
the
lands
of
magistrates
,
and
certificates
testimonials
,
or
licences
in
their
names
,
or
to
vse
false
weights
,
measures
,
or
standards
not
agreeable
with
the
standard
.
To
corrupt
or
suborne
false
witnesses
.
To
make
false
accompts
or
reckonings
.
Hitherto
may
we
referre
maintenance
,
and
champerty
and
suits
,
embrasing
or
enueigling
of
Iurors
,
forging
of
false
and
fraudulent
writings
,
making
of
fraudulent
feoffements
,
leases
,
&
deeds
of
gift
,
or
rather
false
graunts
,
or
conueiances
of
lands
or
goods
,
to
defraud
true
creditors
,
fraudulent
conspiring
of
any
mans
death
,
to
auow
&
vndertake
vpon
one
to
defend
other
mens
quarrels
,
to
be
patron
to
the
causes
of
others
,
by
lending
of
ones
name
for
meed
,
or
fauour
,
of
an
offendor
,
or
to
vexe
,
prouoke
,
or
reuenge
.
Also
falsly
to
collude
in
pleading
,
or
to
betray
,
or
to
loose
his
clients
cause
wittingly
,
or
falsly
discontinue
&
forsake
his
clients
suite
.
Other
mens
offences
,
and
how
farre
they
bind
vs
.
WE
haue
intreated
of
our
owne
offences
:
other
mens
succeed
,
Sect'
67.
namely
,
when
,
and
how
farre
we
are
bound
by
them
.
And
we
are
bound
by
other
in
offences
,
when
we
are
tied
by
the
faults
of
our
family
,
or
of
our
beasts
.
Our
family
offendeth
by
lying
,
or
casting
,
or
hanging
of
any
thing
in
the
high
way
,
whereby
it
is
stopped
or
hindred
:
which
offence
is
called
a
Nusance
.
We
are
bound
by
many
trespasses
of
our
wiues
,
but
not
to
sustaine
corporal
punishment
for
their
offences
.
Also
if
our
beasts
or
cattel
offend
in
eating
other
mens
corne
or
grasse
,
or
in
hurting
or
killing
the
beasts
,
or
cattels
of
others
,
we
are
bound
by
it
,
or
if
our
dogges
,
beares
,
or
lyons
,
bores
,
&c.
hurt
the
goods
or
cattel
of
any
other
,
we
are
bound
thereby
,
for
that
we
ought
to
gouerne
them
.
Offences
vnnamed
.
INough
of
named
offences
,
it
remaineth
that
we
view
those
which
be
Sect'
68.
vnnamed
.
For
when
the
varietie
of
offences
grew
so
manifold
,
that
all
could
not
be
distinguished
by
speciall
names
,
it
was
appointed
that
proper
or
special
names
aforesaid
,
failing
,
the
offence
of
cosening
,
and
deceipt
,
should
come
in
place
.
Th
offence
of
cosening
taketh
place
,
if
any
thing
be
done
by
guile
in
,
or
out
of
contracts
,
which
wil
not
agree
with
any
of
the
said
offences
,
as
if
any
vse
collusion
or
fraud
towards
the
death
,
or
defrauding
of
another
,
shifting
or
counterfait
ware
into
the
place
of
others
:
or
to
exact
a
greater
summe
then
is
due
,
or
a
debt
which
is
paid
,
or
sel
,
or
pledge
any
thing
to
two
,
seuerally
at
one
time
,
or
that
thing
which
is
another
mans
for
his
owne
,
knowing
it
to
be
another
mans
:
or
to
pledge
copper
,
or
other
base
mettall
for
gold
,
or
siluer
&c.
Deceit
is
a
subtil
wilie
shift
or
deuise
hauing
none
other
name
.
Herevnto
may
be
drawen
al
maner
of
craft
,
subtilty
,
guile
,
fraud
,
wilinesse
,
sleightnesse
,
cunning
,
couin
,
collusion
,
deceit
,
deuise
practise
,
&
offence
vsed
to
deceiue
an
other
man
by
any
means
which
hath
none
other
proper
or
particuler
name
but
offence
.
Of
Indictments
as
remedies
for
the
former
diseases
.
THus
haue
we
rather
sleightly
shadowed
,
then
perfectly
portraied
Sect'
69.
the
vglie
shape
of
such
enormous
offences
,
as
with
their
deformity
most
blemish
the
bodie
of
our
beautifull
,
(
otherwise
florishing
)
common
wealth
.
Now
therefore
we
are
to
show
the
waies
how
to
prepare
remedies
for
the
same
,
which
must
be
done
by
indictments
,
in
which
are
chiefly
to
be
eyed
the
matter
and
forme
.
The
matter
or
obiect
of
indictments
in
nothing
else
but
the
seuerall
offences
and
facts
vnlawfull
,
before
described
,
in
which
the
very
fact
it selfe
and
the
circumstances
thereof
are
to
be
waighed
.
Touching
th
offence
or
fact
it selfe
,
we
are
here
fully
to
regard
the
verie
nature
&
qualitie
of
th
offence
,
as
whether
it
be
treason
,
felonie
,
trespasse
,
deceit
,
or
some
other
offence
,
&
of
what
seueral
●●nd
it
is
,
&
whether
it
be
punishable
by
the
common
law
,
or
by
some
penal
statut
,
that
the
indictment
thereupon
may
be
framed
accordingly
.
The
circumstances
of
the
fact
are
seuen
,
that
is
to
say
,
cause
,
person
,
time
,
place
,
qualitie
,
quantitie
,
and
euent
.
Touching
the
cause
of
th
offence
we
are
to
waigh
●●●ther
th
offence
be
of
cause
iust
or
vniust
:
whether
by
chance
or
of
malice
&
purpose
,
or
vpon
a
sudden
,
or
by
negligence
,
or
by
guile
,
which
maketh
some
homicides
lawful
,
some
punishable
,
and
that
in
seueral
degrees
.
The
person
is
in
two
sorts
to
be
regarded
,
that
is
,
as
he
is
agent
or
patient
.
For
it
is
not
all
one
for
infants
and
men
of
full
age
,
and
for
men
Mad
,
Lunatickes
,
and
Idiots
,
to
offend
.
And
otherwise
in
many
cases
are
they
to
be
punished
which
offend
God
,
the
common
wealth
,
Magistrates
,
or
their
Maisters
and
superiours
,
then
they
which
offende
others
.
The
time
also
in
offences
maketh
difference
betweene
offences
,
as
in
Larceny
and
burglarie
.
The
place
in
like
maner
maketh
the
selfe
same
fact
either
theft
,
burglarie
,
or
sacriledge
.
By
the
consideration
of
the
qualitie
we
discerne
whether
an
offence
be
hainous
or
not
,
&
whether
it
stand
in
committing
or
omitting
.
The
view
of
the
quantitie
of
th
offence
shewed
vs
whether
it
be
punishable
by
death
or
otherwise
,
&
if
by
death
,
what
maner
of
death
,
and
regardeth
the
custome
,
or
iteration
thereof
.
The
euent
looketh
to
the
final
cause
,
purpose
,
or
issue
,
of
the
fact
,
whether
it
be
casuall
,
or
voluntarie
.
All
which
circumstances
,
are
partly
seene
before
,
in
the
verie
handeling
of
the
offences
:
now
let
vs
looke
more
specially
into
the
forme
of
the
indictment
.
Of
the
forme
of
Indictments
.
IN
the
forme
of
euery
Indictment
,
besides
the
ordinarie
wordes
of
Sect'
70.
forme
,
precise
certenty
to
euery
intent
is
to
be
as
warily
looked
vnto
,
as
in
declarations
in
ciuil
suites
&
returne
of
Sherifes
,
3.
H.
7.
fol.
11.
&
12.
3.
Ed.
4.
21.
otherwise
is
the
Indictment
insufficient
,
for
Indictments
and
appeals
be
the
very
base
and
foundation
of
euery
criminall
controuersie
.
This
certentie
consisteth
,
first
in
the
name
and
surname
of
the
partie
indicted
,
both
principal
and
accessorie
.
2.
In
the
certain
name
and
surname
of
the
partie
offended
.
3.
In
the
certeinty
of
time
,
wherein
the
offence
is
done
,
as
the
certeine
day
,
yere
,
yea
,
and
many
times
the
very
houre
is
expressed
.
4.
In
the
place
where
th
offence
is
perpetrated
.
5.
In
the
very
matter
of
the
fact
,
&
nature
of
th
offence
committed
,
as
whether
it
be
treason
,
felony
,
trespas
,
deceite
,
penal
statute
&c.
6.
In
the
name
&
value
of
the
thing
,
in
which
th
offence
is
done
.
Vnto
the
name
of
the
partie
indicted
must
be
vnited
the
addition
of
his
estate
,
degree
,
or
misterie
,
&
the
shier
,
&
towne
hamlet
,
or
place
of
his
then
,
or
late
dwelling
or
commorans
:
all
additions
which
signify
any
lawful
estate
,
degree
,
or
mister●
,
are
good
:
whether
they
be
of
dignity
by
creation
,
as
Duke
,
Marques
,
Earle
,
Vicont
,
Archbishop
,
Bishop
,
knight
,
seriant
at
the
law
:
or
without
creation
,
as
Baron
,
Esquier
,
Gentleman
,
which
are
names
of
dignity
without
creation
.
Also
Alderman
,
Doctor
,
Archdeacon
,
Deane
,
Parson
,
Parish
clarke
,
Widow
,
singlewoman
,
be
good
additions
of
estate
or
degree
:
but
fermour
,
seruant
,
butler
,
&c.
are
not
,
for
that
they
are
common
to
gentlemen
,
yeomen
&c.
&
so
incertein
,
marchant
,
grocer
,
tailer
,
shoomaker
,
tanner
,
currier
,
broker
,
husbandman
,
ostler
,
habberdasher
,
miller
,
draper
,
goldsmith
,
butcher
,
chapman
,
labourer
,
spinster
,
and
euery
other
addition
of
any
lawful
occupations
,
be
good
additions
of
misterie
.
But
neither
Chancelor
,
Treasorer
,
Chamberlein
,
sherife
,
coroner
,
elchetor
,
bailife
,
archdeacon
,
deacon
,
prebendary
,
parson
,
nor
such
other
names
of
dignity
by
reason
(
onely
of
office
)
are
good
,
but
where
such
persons
be
charged
for
offence
,
by
reason
of
their
offices
:
nor
citizen
,
for
it
neither
nameth
any
mistery
,
art
,
nor
degree
:
neither
extorcioner
,
bankrupt
,
rogue
,
vagabond
,
vsurer
,
heretike
,
scismatike
,
dicer
,
bowler
,
carder
,
nor
such
like
,
being
against
the
Law
.
If
the
place
whereof
th
offendor
is
or
was
,
be
an
hamlet
,
&
there
be
diuers
hamlets
in
one
towne
,
he
may
be
named
either
of
the
towne
or
hamlet
:
but
if
it
be
only
a
place
knowen
a
towne
,
and
not
an
hamlet
,
he
must
be
named
of
the
towne
,
13.
H.
6.
fo.
30.
if
the
towne
where
the
offendor
dwelleth
beareth
one selfe
name
with
the
parish
,
he
may
be
named
of
either
:
but
if
there
be
2.
townes
of
one
name
,
in
one
parish
,
he
ought
to
be
named
of
the
parish
4.
E.
4.
fo.
129.
22.
E.
4.
fo.
22.
&
22.
H.
6.
fo.
41.
Alias
dictus
in
Indictments
is
not
necessary
.
Thaddition
of
the
degree
or
mistery
must
be
such
,
as
the
party
hath
at
the
very
time
of
th
indictments
:
but
he
may
be
termed
nuper
of
any
place
wherof
he
hath
bin
at
any
time
before
,
but
it
is
best
to
name
him
of
the
place
of
which
he
is
or
last
was
thus
:
Iurato●
pro
dna
reg'
present̄quam
I.
S.
nuper
de
D.
in
come
Essex
husbandman
&c.
And
further
,
the
time
of
th
offence
committed
must
be
thus
set
downe
,
as
in
personal
actions
5.
die
Feb.
anno
regni
dominae
nostr'
Eliz.
dei
gratia
Angl'
&c.
And
in
some
indictments
,
as
of
murder
,
&
burglary
,
the
very
hower
is
to
be
expressed
,
as
hora
6.
ante
merid'
(
if
it
were
before
noone
)
&
post
mer̄
(
if
it
were
after
)
eiusdem
diei
:
if
th
offence
be
committed
after
noone
and
before
midnight
,
it
must
be
laid
in
the
same
day
:
if
after
midnight
,
and
before
sunne
rising
,
then
in
the
day
following
:
and
if
the
time
be
expressed
by
the
yere
of
our
Lord
God
(
as
it
may
be
)
then
the
yere
beginneth
with
vs
euermore
vpon
the
25.
day
of
March
:
but
in
Indictments
which
present
that
a
thing
is
omitted
,
or
not
done
,
there
needeth
no
time
of
the
not
doing
or
omission
thereof
be
set
forth
,
as
that
a
ditch
was
not
skowred
,
by
meanes
whereof
meadowes
be
ouerflowen
,
and
such
like
.
If
a
man
be
stricken
or
poisoned
in
one
countie
,
&
dieth
thereof
in
another
countie
,
th
indictment
may
be
in
the
countie
where
the
death
hapned
2.
&
3.
Eliz.
ca.
24.
and
if
one
become
accessary
in
one
County
to
a
murder
or
other
fellony
done
in
another
,
he
may
well
be
indicted
in
the
countie
where
he
was
accessary
.
He
which
robbeth
in
the
county
of
D.
&
is
taken
with
the
maner
in
the
county
of
S.
may
be
indicted
of
theft
where
he
is
so
apprehended
,
but
not
of
robbery
,
but
in
the
countie
where
th
offence
was
done
.
The
place
is
thus
to
be
set
downe
apud
B.
in
comit'
C.
For
it
is
not
good
to
say
in
come
praedict
'
referring
to
the
name
of
the
countie
written
in
the
margent
of
th
indictment
:
and
the
place
of
the
offence
is
sometime
more
specially
set
downe
thus
,
apud
B.
in
come
C.
in
quodam
loco
ibidem
vocat'
the
northclose
&c.
also
it
is
to
be
regarded
,
that
if
a
countie
be
deuided
into
seueral
diuisions
,
so
that
those
which
be
Iustices
in
one
diuision
,
be
not
Iustices
in
another
diuision
thereof
,
as
the
countie
of
Yorke
,
which
is
deuided
into
3.
deuisions
,
called
ridings
,
as
the
westriding
,
eastriding
,
&
northriding
:
it
is
requisite
that
it
be
expressed
in
th
indictment
,
in
which
of
the
diuisions
or
ridings
th
offences
hapned
,
as
apud
R.
in
Westriding
in
come
Ebor'
in
quodam
loco
ibid'
vocat'
the
lodge
&c.
for
the
Commissions
,
whereby
the
Iustices
of
peace
in
such
ridings
are
ordeined
,
haue
in
them
such
words
,
as
follow
,
viz.
Sciatis
quod
assignamus
vos
coniunctim
&
diuisim
,
&
quemlibet
vestrum
Iustic'
n●os
ad
pacem
nostram
in
partibus
de
Westriding
in
come
nostro
Eborum
conseruandam
&c.
Mandamus
enim
tenore
presentium
vic'
nostro
Eborum
quod
ad
illos
dies
&
loca
,
que
vos
vel
aliqui
hm̄odi
duo
vel
plures
vr̄m
,
vt
praed'
est
,
scir̄
feceritis
venire
coram
vobis
vel
hmndi
duobus
vel
pluribus
vestrum
,
vt
dictum
est
,
tales
probos
&
legales
homines
de
partibus
praedict'
tam
infra
libertates
quam
extra
,
per
quos
rei
veritas
in
premissis
melius
sciri
poterit
&
inquiri
&c.
So
that
the
power
of
such
Iustices
extendeth
no
further
then
to
those
ridings
onely
in
which
they
bin
so
made
Iustices
,
and
therfore
what
is
by
them
done
otherwise
is
coram
non
Iudice
,
and
void
.
Albeit
the
name
of
the
person
to
whom
th
offence
is
committed
be
in
many
cases
required
,
yet
an
indictment
quod
defendens
bona
&
catalla
cuiusdam
ignoti
felonice
cepit
&c.
in
theft
:
or
quendam
ignotum
felonice
depredauit
&c.
in
robbery
,
is
good
for
the
Queenes
aduantage
of
the
forfaiture
thereby
accrewing
,
so
is
it
as
it
seemeth
quod
vi
&
armis
&c.
insultum
&
affraiam
in
quendam
ignotum
fecit
&c.
Dier
fol.
99.
pag.
61.
&
285.
p.
38.
But
if
the
goods
of
a
Church
be
taken
away
,
the
Indictment
must
be
quod
bona
parochianorum
in
custodia
gardianorum
Ecclesiae
de
C.
existent
ceperunt
,
&
asportauerunt
&c.
if
the
goods
of
a
man
be
taken
,
who
maketh
his
executors
and
dieth
,
the
Indictment
must
be
,
bona
testatoris
&c.
but
if
they
be
taken
after
the
testators
death
,
it
shall
be
bona
testatoris
in
custod'
execut̄
existent
&c.
A
grauestone
is
de
bonis
Ecclesiae
,
coate
armour
hanged
ouer
a
tombe
,
be
the
goods
of
the
dead
mans
executors
:
goods
taken
from
one
,
are
the
goods
of
the
trespasser
,
vntill
the
owner
haue
recontinued
his
property
:
goods
bailed
,
are
said
bona
,
of
the
owner
in
custodia
balliui
.
The
names
of
things
in
which
the
offence
is
committed
ought
also
to
be
certeinly
mencioned
,
in
Indictments
,
dead
things
may
be
called
,
bona
&
catalla
,
expressing
their
names
certeinly
,
as
appeareth
hereafter
:
but
of
liuing
things
we
must
not
say
:
bona
&
cattalla
,
but
vnum
equum
,
or
2.
equos
&
ouem
,
bouem
&c.
And
the
value
of
those
things
in
which
offences
are
committed
is
vsually
comprised
in
Indictments
,
which
seemeth
necessarie
in
theft
to
make
a
difference
from
petie
Larceny
,
&
in
trespas
,
to
aggrauate
the
fault
&
increase
the
fine
,
but
no
price
of
things
ferae
natur̄
may
be
expressed
,
as
of
deere
,
hares
,
&c.
if
they
be
not
in
parks
or
warrens
,
which
is
a
liberty
8.
E.
4.
fo.
5.
nor
of
Charters
of
land
.
And
where
the
number
of
the
things
taken
are
to
be
expressed
in
the
indictment
,
as
of
yong
doues
in
a
douehouse
,
yong
hawkes
in
a
wood
,
there
must
be
said
precij
,
or
ad
valentiam
:
but
of
one
liuing
thing
,
or
of
one
dead
thing
onely
,
it
is
precij
,
and
not
ad
valentiam
,
but
of
diuers
dead
things
ad
valentiam
,
&
not
precij
.
Of
come
not
currant
,
it
shal
be
praecij
but
of
coine
currant
shal
neither
be
said
precij
,
nor
ad
valentiam
,
For
the
price
and
value
therof
is
certein
,
but
of
counterfait
coine
,
shal
be
said
ad
valentiam
,
&
in
counterfaiting
of
coine
shal
not
be
said
x.
li.
libras
in
denarijs
dominae
Reginae
,
nor
in
pecunia
dominae
Reginae
,
but
ad
instar
pecuniae
dominae
Reginae
.
The
verie
maner
of
the
fact
or
deed
it selfe
,
and
nature
of
the
offence
must
also
be
mentioned
in
the
indictment
,
as
in
escape
,
for
prison
breaking
,
must
be
expressed
,
for
what
felony
the
offendor
was
apprehended
,
&
imprisoned
.
And
for
counterfaiting
of
money
must
be
shewed
to
what
the
counterfait
is
like
,
as
groats
,
shillings
,
&c.
And
in
murder
and
manslaughter
,
the
stroke
whereof
death
ensued
,
Dyer
fol.
99.
pl.
63.
And
for
slanderous
words
against
the
Queene
,
the
very
words
must
be
certeinly
set
downe
.
And
for
entrie
,
into
house
,
land
or
tenements
must
be
expressed
,
what
maner
of
house
,
lands
or
tenements
,
as
a
messuage
,
a
cottage
,
arable
land
,
medow
,
pasture
,
or
wood
.
And
where
in
any
Indictment
,
seuerall
acts
be
said
to
make
vp
th
offence
which
may
be
done
at
seueral
times
and
places
,
both
the
times
&
places
must
be
certeinly
expressed
,
as
in
murdar
&
manslaughter
,
th
assault
and
the
striking
,
as
apud
B.
in
comitatu
E.
&c.
in
quendam
I.
S.
insultum
fecit
,
&
ipsum
I.
S.
cum
quodam
gladio
precij
&c.
adtunc
&
ibid'
felonice
,
&
ex
malitia
sua
praecogitata
percussit
&
murdrauit
.
And
in
theft
,
the
thing
stollen
must
certenly
be
laide
downe
,
22.
Ass.
pla.
75.
&
29.
Ass.
45.
And
an
Indictment
against
an
accessarie
,
must
shew
what
felony
the
principal
committed
,
and
that
knowing
it
,
receiued
the
felon
feloniously
,
7.
H.
6.
Touching
the
seueral
natures
of
seueral
offences
,
it
is
to
be
noted
,
that
in
Indictments
of
treasons
,
the
fact
must
be
necessarily
sai●
to
be
done
,
proditorie
:
of
murder
,
murdrauit
:
and
of
manslaughter
,
and
all
other
felonies
,
the
deed
must
be
said
to
be
done
felonice
,
and
in
burglary
,
Burglariter
,
or
intentione
ad
felomam
siue
murdrum
faciend
&c.
in
rape
felonice
rapuit
,
in
theft
,
felonice
cepit
&
asportauit
,
if
it
be
a
dead
thing
:
if
liuing
,
abduxit
,
or
felonice
furatus
est
,
In
petie
Larceny
and
maime
,
must
also
be
said
,
felonice
.
And
notwithstanding
the
statute
of
37.
H.
8.
ca.
8.
it
is
not
amisse
in
euery
indictment
conteining
felony
or
trespas
,
to
vse
the
wordes
(
vi
&
armis
(
viz.
gladijs
,
baculis
,
cultellis
&c.
And
in
a
Forcible
entre
vpon
the
statute
8.
H.
6.
ca.
9.
must
be
manuforti
&c.
or
cum
multitudine
gentium
&c.
And
in
an
Indictment
found
vpon
statuts
,
it
seemeth
not
needful
to
recite
the
statute
verbatim
,
as
hath
bin
heretofore
vsed
,
and
namely
,
if
the
statute
be
general
5.
H.
5.
11.
30.
ass.
38.
But
fully
&
certeinly
to
describe
th
offence
against
the
tenor
of
the
same
statute
.
And
then
conclude
with
these
words
.
Contra
formam
statuti
in
hum̄di
casu
prouisi
&
aediti
:
If
there
be
onely
one
statute
of
that
offence
:
but
if
there
be
diuerse
concerning
the
same
,
then
the
conclusion
must
be
,
Contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
hmndi
casu
aedit̄
&
prouisorum
&c.
And
it
is
specially
to
be
noted
that
in
Indictments
grounded
vpon
penal
statuts
(
other
then
for
tillage
)
giuing
the
penaltie
to
the
Queene
onely
,
may
be
exhibited
at
any
time
within
two
yeres
after
the
offence
.
But
if
the
benefit
be
to
the
Prince
&
another
person
,
it
ought
to
be
sued
for
such
person
and
the
Prince
within
one
yere
.
And
for
the
Prince
alone
within
three
yeres
,
if
shorter
time
be
not
in
that
behalfe
limited
in
such
Penal
statutes
,
31.
Eliz.
cap.
5.
But
the
formes
of
Indictments
will
best
appeare
in
the
following
examples
,
which
for
the
Readers
ease
I
haue
here
Alphabetically
set
downe
as
ensueth
.
For
keeping
an
Alchouse
or
Tiplinghouse
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dict'
comitatu
Sect'
67.
E.
yeoman
,
vicesimo
die
mensis
Octobris
,
Anno
regni
domin'
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
,
&
continue
multis
diebus
postea
,
viz.
vsque
primum
diem
dicti
Octob.
Ann̄
supradicto
,
apud
C.
praedict'
in
comitatu
praedicto
,
obstinate
atque
ex
aucthoritate
propria
ipsius
A.
B.
sine
vlla
Iusticiariorum
pacis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
comitatu
praedicto
admissione
aut
allocatione
,
assumpsit
super
se
custodire
,
&
custodiuit
vnam
communem
Tabernam
(
Anglice
vocatam
a
common
Tipling
house
)
&
ibidem
dicto
vicesimo
die
,
&
dictis
diebus
tum
postea
,
communiter
&
publice
vendidit
ceruisiam
,
&
potum
(
Anglice
dictum
Ale
and
Beere
)
diuersis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ligeis
&
subditis
.
In
dictae
dominae
Reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
,
in
parliamento
domini
Edwardi
nuper
Regis
Angliae
sexti
,
tento
apud
Westmon̄
Anno
regni
dicti
domini
Edwardi
quinto
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouis
.
&
editi
.
For
silke
in
a
Cappe
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
Sect'
72.
Comitatu
Tailor
,
natus
infra
hoc
regnum
Angliae
,
videlicet
,
apud
C.
praedictam
,
sed
filius
aut
haeres
apparens
alicuius
militis
,
aut
filius
hominis
altioris
gradus
non
existens
,
nec
potens
expender
per
annum
viginti
libras
,
in
terris
,
tenementis
,
feodis
,
officijs
,
aut
alijs
annuis
reuentionibus
,
pro
termino
vitae
suae
:
nec
valens
ducentas
libras
de
bonis
suis
proprijs
:
nec
vnquam
Maior
,
Balliuus
,
Aldermanus
,
aut
capitalis
officiarius
in
aliqua
Ciuitate
,
burgo
,
aut
villa
corporata
existens
,
nec
dictae
dominae
Reginae
seruiens
in
ordinario
(
vtens
dictae
dominae
Regine
liberata
)
existens
:
20.
tamen
die
Octobris
,
anno
regni
dicte
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hibernie
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
,
apud
C.
praedictam
in
comitatu
praed'
,
per
totum
dictum
20.
diem
Anno
supradicto
,
interiore
parte
cuiusdam
pilei
sui
(
Anglice
vocati
a
Cap
,
quodam
serico
(
Anglice
dicto
Taffata
)
(
ad
valorem
2.
solidorum
)
illicite
&
palam
vsus
est
:
contra
formam
cuiusdam
Statuti
,
in
parliamento
Philippi
&
Mariae
nuper
Regis
&
Reginae
Angliae
,
tento
apud
Westm
in
come
Midd'
,
Annis
regnorum
suorum
,
primo
&
secundo
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
.
For
vsing
the
Art
of
a
Mercer
against
the
Statute
of
Anno
quinto
of
the
Queene
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect.
63.
E.
Mercer
,
vicessimo
die
mensis
Maij
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
,
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
primo
,
&
multis
alijs
diebus
continue
post
dictum
diem
pre
spacium
duorum
mensium
,
extunc
proxsequent̄
,
vide
licet
,
vsque
tricesimum
diem
Iulij
,
anno
supradicto
,
apud
C.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
quandam
artem
,
siue
mysterium
(
Anglice
dictum
Mercerie
)
illicte
pro
lucro
suo
proprio
vsitauit
et
exercuit
:
tunc
ibidem
vendendo
diuersas
merces
(
Anglice
vocatas
Mercerie
wares
)
diuersis
dicte
dominae
reginae
legeis
&
subditis
:
vbi
reuera
idem
A.
B.
nunquam
fuit
in
dicta
arte
siue
mysterio
educatus
,
tanquam
apprenticeus
per
spacium
septem
annorum
,
nec
idem
A.
B.
eandam
artem
(
siue
mysterium
praedictum
)
12.
die
Ianuarij
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
reginae
nunc
quinto
vsitauerit
,
aut
exercuerit
:
In
magnum
dictae
Dominae
reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
Statuti
,
in
Parliamento
dictae
Dominae
reginae
nostrae
nunc
,
tento
apud
Westmonast'
Anno
regni
sui
quinto
,
in
hoc
casu
prouisi
ac
aediti
,
vt
supra
dict'
.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
Statute
of
An.
1.
Mar.
cap.
12.
for
the
assemblie
of
12.
persons
assembled
togeather
,
to
the
intent
to
cut
downe
a
conduict
head
and
staying
there
3.
howres
after
proclamation
made
that
they
should
depart
.
IVratores
pro
domina
regina
,
praesentant
,
Quod
primo
die
mensis
Octobris
,
Sect.
74.
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
,
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
And
so
reciting
xii
.
persons
at
the
least
,
with
their
additions
of
occupations
&
dwellings
,
apud
quendam
locum
infra
parochiam
de
O.
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
,
(
Anglice
vocatum
le
old
Court
)
inter
horas
decimam
et
vndecimam
ante
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
vi
&
armis
,
tam
inuasiuis
,
quam
defensiuis
,
videlicet
,
gladijs
,
pugionibus
,
Baculis
,
arcubus
,
sagittis
,
tunicis
ferreis
,
et
tormentis
,
seipsos
congregauerunt
,
et
assemblauerunt
:
Ac
tunc
&
ibidem
intenderunt
,
conati
sunt
,
practicauerunt
&
in
vsu
posuerunt
,
vi
&
armis
,
illegitime
,
et
ex
aucthoritate
sua
propria
,
secare
,
et
prorsus
euertere
,
prosternere
ac
destruere
quoddam
caput
vnius
aquae
ductus
(
Anglice
vocatum
a
conduit
head
)
tunc
ibidem
in
fundo
cuiusdam
R.
S.
de
O.
pred'
,
in
comitatu
predicto
generosi
existens
,
et
cursum
aquae
in
ipso
habens
,
ea
intentione
,
vt
idem
caput
aquae
ductus
praedicti
ex
tunc
apertum
&
vacuum
remaneret
ac
iaceret
:
Et
vlterius
,
quod
super
quaerimonia
inde
facta
coram
T.
W.
vno
Iusticiariorum
pacis
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
omnes
&
singuli
predicti
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
&c.
tunc
et
ibidem
per
eundem
Iusticiarium
requisiti
sunt
ac
iussi
(
per
proclamationem
in
nomine
dictae
dominae
Reginae
tunc
&
ibidem
per
cum
palam
factam
)
ad
habitationes
,
loca
,
&
domos
suas
(
vnde
venerant
)
se
inde
in
pacifico
modo
retrahere
,
retirare
,
discedere
et
reuerti
:
quae
quidem
proclamatio
tun●
ibidem
modo
&
forma
sequentibus
,
habita
&
facta
est
,
viz.
praedictus
T.
W.
lusticiarus
tunc
ibidem
fecit
alta
voce
vnum
Dyes
,
ac
tunc
ibid'
immediate
haec
verba
anglicana
sequentia
palam
,
&
alta
voce
The
proclamation
.
pronunciauit
,
dicens
scilicet
,
The
Queene
our
Soueraigne
Ladie
chargeth
,
and
commaundeth
all
persons
(
beyng
assembled
)
immediately
to
disperse
themselues
,
and
peaceably
to
depart
to
their
habitations
,
or
to
their
lawfull
businesse
,
vpon
the
paines
conteined
in
the
act
lately
made
against
vnlawfull
and
rebellious
assemblies
:
And
God
saue
the
Queene
.
Et
vlterius
,
Iurarores
predicti
dicunt
,
quod
non
obstante
dicta
proclamatione
modo
&
forma
praedictis
per
praefatum
Iusticiarium
tunc
ibidem
facta
&
habita
,
ijdem
tamen
omnes
&
singuli
There
staying
after
the
proclamations
2.
howers
.
praedicti
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
&c.
in
dicto
loco
vocato
le
old
Court
infra
parochiam
de
O.
predicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
per
spacium
duarum
horarum
,
immediate
&
continue
post
dictam
proclamationem
sic
vt
praefertur
factam
&
habitam
sequentium
,
seditiose
&
felonice
insimul
remanserunt
&
continuauerunt
,
in
magnum
dictae
Dominae
reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
pacem
,
coronam
,
et
dignitatem
suas
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
Against
a
Barrettor
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect.
75.
E.
Tailor
,
secundo
die
Octobris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Elizab'
,
dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
C.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
fuit
,
&
adhuc
est
communis
Barectator
,
&
pacis
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
perturbator
assiduus
&
publicus
,
necnon
communis
ac
turbulentus
calumniator
,
conuiciator
,
pugnator
,
&
litium
inter
vicinos
suos
seminator
,
adeo
vt
diuersas
lites
,
controuersias
,
necnon
iurgia
,
&
pugnas
adtunc
ibidem
,
et
alibi
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
inter
diuersos
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
ligeos
&
subditos
,
mouit
,
procurauit
,
&
excitauit
:
In
magnam
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
pacis
perturbationem
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersarum
ordinationum
ac
statutorum
huius
regni
sui
Angl'
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
antehac
prouisorum
ac
editorum
.
Against
a
Barrettor
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
R.
E.
nuper
de
G.
in
come
D.
yeoman
,
Sect.
76.
xx
.
die
&c.
apud
G.
praed'
in
comitatu
praedict'
,
fuit
&
adhuc
est
communis
barectator
,
&
pacis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
perturbator
,
&
oppressor
vicinorum
suorum
,
&
al'
ligeorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
come
D.
praedicto
,
ac
communis
malefactor
,
calumpniator
,
&
seminator
litium
&
discordiarum
inter
vicinos
suos
predict'
,
ad
magnum
dispendium
,
grauamen
,
&
perturbationem
vicinorum
praedict'
,
&
aliorum
fidelium
ligeorum
dictae
Dominae
in
come
D.
praed'
,
contra
ordniationes
,
leges
&
statuta
huius
regni
Angl'
in
huiusmodi
cas
,
edit'
&
prouis
.
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reg.
coronam
&c.
For
an
Affray
made
at
the
time
that
the
assises
and
Gaole
deliuery
is
holden
before
the
Iustices
of
the
assise
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
C.
P.
&
W.
C.
&c.
vi
&
armis
videlicet
,
Sect.
77.
gladijs
,
scutis
,
&
pugionibus
apud
C.
praedict'
arraiat̄
&
illicite
congregat̄
,
tempore
Assisarum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
adtunc
apud
C.
predict'
tentatum
,
necnon
infra
precinctnm
eiusdem
villae
,
R.
W.
&
R.
H.
earundem
Assisarum
Iusticiarijs
,
ac
Iusticiar'
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
ad
gaolam
de
I.
in
eodem
comitatu
de
prisonarijs
in
eadem
existentibus
deliberand'
assign'
,
circa
deliberationem
eiusdem
gaolae
tunc
apud
C.
predict'
existentibus
,
insultum
&
affraiam
inuicem
fecerunt
,
ad
magnam
perturbationem
curiae
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
Iusticiariorum
suorum
predict'
tunc
&
ibidem
existent'
,
ac
in
terrorem
&
perturbationem
diuersorum
subditorum
eiusdem
Dominae
Reginae
tunc
&
ibidem
existent'
,
&
in
malum
&
perniciosum
exemplum
omnium
ligeorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
&c.
For
an
affray
and
beating
of
one
at
the
time
of
the
assises
and
gaole
deliuerie
,
holden
before
the
Iustices
of
assise
.
INquiratur
si
F.
F.
&c.
vndecimo
die
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
Iusticiar'
dictae
Sect.
78.
dominae
Reginae
ad
Assisas
in
comitatu
predicto
capiend'
,
necnon
ad
gaolam
eiusdem
comitatus
apud
W.
in
eodem
comitatu
deliberand
▪
assign'
,
adtunc
iudicialiter
sedent̄
&
existent'
in
quendam
W.
C.
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
apud
W.
praedict'
existent'
,
ex
malicia
sua
praecogitata
insultum
fecit
,
&
ipsum
W.
cum
quodam
gladio
quem
idem
F.
in
manu
sua
dextra
adtunc
&
ibidem
habuit
&
tenuit
,
percussit
super
caput
suum
,
dans
eidem
W.
C.
diuersas
plagas
,
per
quas
ipsum
W.
in
magno
periculo
vitae
suae
posuit
,
ita
quod
de
vita
sua
desperabatur
,
in
magnum
iusticiae
&
legum
huius
regni
Angl'
contemptum
,
&
pernitiosum
exemplum
aliorum
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
&c.
Or
thus
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
O.
P.
&c.
decimo
,
apud
T.
praedict'
Sect.
79.
in
comitatu
●
.
praedicto
,
tempore
Assisarum
,
&
generalis
gaolae
deliberationis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tent'
,
&
sedent̄
adtunc
&
ibidem
Iusticiar'
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
ad
assis
.
capiend'
,
necnon
ad
gaolam
dictae
dominae
Reginae
castri
de
T.
predict'
in
come
predict'
deliberand'
assignatis
,
vi
&
armis
,
&
ex
malicia
sua
prae
cogitata
,
in
,
&
super
quendam
I.
C.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitatu
D.
yeoman
,
in
pace
dei
,
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent'
,
insultum
&
affraiam
fēcit
,
&
ipsum
verberauit
,
vulnerauit
,
&
maletractauit
,
&
prefatus
O.
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
quodam
gladio
valoris
iij.
solid'
&
quatuor
denarior̄
,
quem
idem
O.
in
manu
sua
dextra
adtunc
&
ibidem
habuit
&
tenuit
,
predict'
Iohannem
C.
adtunc
&
ibidem
percussit
&
pupugit
,
dans
eidem
I.
C.
adtunc
et
ibidem
quoddam
vulnus
siue
quandam
plagam
in
latitudine
vnius
pollicis
,
&
profunditate
quatuor
pollicium
,
ita
quod
idem
I.
C.
de
vita
sua
maxime
periclitabatur
,
in
magnam
perturbationem
tam
predictor̄
Iustic'
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
cur'
predict'
seden̄
,
quam
totius
populi
,
et
ligeorum
subdit̄
dictae
Dominae
Reg'
de
predict'
come
S.
adtunc
et
ibidem
confluenc'
et
attendenc'
,
ac
in
magnum
contemptum
dictae
Dominae
Reg.
ac
in
Iusticiae
ibid'
exequend'
et
administrand'
retardationem
manifest'
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
&c.
For
buggerie
committed
by
a
minister
being
an
Italian
borne
in
the
citie
of
Rome
,
with
a
boy
of
xv
.
yeares
old
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect.
80.
dicto
comitatu
E.
clericus
(
et
alienigena
in
ciuitate
Romana
Italiae
natus
)
decimo
die
Martij
,
vi
&
armis
,
apud
C.
predict
in
comitatu
predicto
,
Anno
regni
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
,
in
quendam
I.
S.
de
C.
pred'
in
dicto
come
E.
puerum
masculum
(
aetatis
non
amplius
quindecem
annorum
,
ac
tunc
ibidem
in
quodam
loco
vocato
le
Arbre
,
in
pace
der
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existentem
)
insultum
fecit
,
ac
cum
dicto
I.
S.
puero
predicto
sceleratissime
,
felonice
,
ac
contra
naturae
ordinem
,
tunc
ibidem
rem
habuit
veneream
,
dictumque
puerum
carnaliter
cognouit
,
ac
sic
cum
eodem
puero
peccatum
illud
horribile
,
ac
Zodomiticum
(
Anglice
vocatum
Buggerie
)
ad
tunc
ibidem
felonice
commisit
,
ac
perpetrauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
nostrae
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
ante
hac
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
Burglarie
in
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
for
taking
out
of
money
out
of
a
chest
,
and
for
the
accessories
before
the
offence
,
and
the
accessories
after
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
I.
H.
nuper
de
H.
in
Sect.
81.
comitatu
predicto
yeoman
,
x.
die
Maij
,
Anno
regni
Reginae
Elizab.
&c.
34.
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
P.
armig'
apud
H.
pred
in
come
E
pred'
,
circa
horam
decimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
felonice
&
burglariter
fregit
&
intra●it
,
&
quadraginta
libras
in
pecunijs
numeratis
,
de
bonis
&
catallis
predict'
P.
in
quadam
cista
in
domo
predict'
adtunc
existent'
inuent'
felonice
cepit
&
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
,
&
si
quidam
Christopherus
G.
nuper
de
H.
predict'
in
comitatu
S.
predict'
yeoman
,
ante
feloniam
&
burglar̄
praed'
per
ipsum
T.
H.
in
forma
praedict'
fact'
&
perpetratam
,
viz.
6.
die
Maij
,
anno
xiiij
.
supradicto
,
eunden
T.
H.
apud
H.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
ad
feloniam
&
burglariam
praed'
in
forma
praedicta
sic
faciend'
felonice
excitauit
,
abbettauit
,
&
procurauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
.
Et
si
quidam
I.
R.
nuper
de
C.
in
come
S.
praedict'
yeoman
,
sciens
praefatum
T.
H.
feloniam
praedictam
in
forma
predicta
sic
fecisse
&
perpetrasse
eundem
T.
H.
dicto
decimo
die
Maij
,
anno
supradicto
,
post
felon'
praed'
per
ipsum
T.
H.
sic
fact'
&
perperratam
,
apud
H.
praed'
in
comitatu
S.
predicto
felonice
receptauit
,
confortauit
,
et
hospitauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
coronam
et
dignitatem
suam
.
For
Burglarie
in
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
for
the
assaulting
and
putting
in
feare
of
them
in
the
house
,
and
for
taking
of
money
out
of
a
cheste
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
N.
H.
nuper
de
G.
in
come
E.
praedicto
Sect.
82.
Y.
T.
E.
nuper
de
M.
in
come
E.
praedicto
Y.
10.
die
&c.
inter
horas
vndecimam
&
12.
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
R.
B.
apud
W.
in
praedicto
comitatu
Eborum
felonice
et
burglariter
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
,
et
in
ipsum
R.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
eadem
domo
in
pace
dei
,
&
dictae
Dominae
reginae
existent'
,
insultum
feserunt
,
&
eundem
R.
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
timore
corporali
vitae
suae
imposuerunt
,
ita
quod
de
vita
sua
desperabatur
,
&
quatuor
libr'
in
pecunijs
numeratis
in
quadam
cista
infra
domum
praedictam
adtunc
existent'
,
de
bonis
catallis
et
pecunijs
cuiusdam
I.
B.
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
,
felonice
&
burglar̄
ceperunt
et
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
&c.
vt
supra
.
For
Burglarie
in
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
the
taking
away
of
a
siluer
salt
,
money
,
and
3.
siluer
pinnes
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
W.
H.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitatu
D.
Sect.
83.
Dyer
,
R.
C.
nuper
de
M.
in
comitatu
W.
yeoman
,
T.
C.
nuper
de
M.
praedict'
in
comitatu
W.
praedict'
yeoman
,
&
T.
L.
alias
dictus
L.
nuper
de
M.
praedict'
in
predicto
comitatu
W.
yeoman
,
&
T.
P.
nuper
de
C.
in
comitatu
S.
yeoman
,
vltimo
die
Octobris
,
anno
regni
Reg.
Eliz.
&c.
4.
circa
horam
vndecimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
Marg.
P.
viduae
apud
C.
in
praedict'
come
S.
felonice
&
burglariter
fregerunt
et
intrauerunt
,
et
vnum
Salinum
argenteum
vocat'
a
Siluer
salt
,
ad
valentiam
quinquaginta
solid'
,
x.
li.
in
pecunijs
numeratis
,
tres
aciculas
argenteas
ad
valentiam
vj.
s.
viij
.
đ.
&
iij.
annulos
argenteos
valor̄
vj.
s.
de
bonis
catallis
,
&
pecunijs
praef.
Marg.
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
ceperunt
&
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
&c.
vt
supra
.
For
Burglarie
in
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
a
woman
then
being
in
the
house
,
&
for
taking
away
of
xx
.
li
out
of
a
cubbord
in
the
house
.
IVratores
pro
dna
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
T.
S.
de
W.
in
dicto
comitatu
Sect.
84.
E.
Tailor
,
quarto
die
mensis
Feb.
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab'
,
dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
vicesimo
nono
,
vi
et
armis
&c.
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
N.
G.
de
W.
predicta
apud
S.
in
dicto
come
Butcher
,
noctanter
,
viz.
(
inter
horas
decimam
&
vndecimam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
)
quadam
I.
vxore
ipsius
N.
G.
tunc
in
eadem
domo
in
pace
dei
,
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existente
,
felonice
et
burglariter
fregit
&
intrauit
,
et
viginti
libras
legalis
monetae
Angl'
de
bonis
predict'
N.
G.
in
quodam
abaco
in
dicta
domo
existente
inuentas
,
tunc
et
ibidem
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
coronam
,
et
dignitatem
suam
.
For
Burglarie
in
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
for
assaulting
&
putting
in
feare
of
them
in
the
house
intending
to
kill
,
or
robbe
them
in
the
house
,
and
the
accessorie
before
the
offence
committed
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
Regina
,
si
F.
M.
nuper
de
M.
in
comitatu
D.
Ioiner
,
Sect.
85.
duodecimo
die
Aprilis
,
Anno
&c.
circa
horam
duodecimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
T.
C.
sen̄
,
apud
C.
in
come
S.
pred'
burglariter
&
felonice
fregit
&
intrauit
,
et
super
quosdam
R.
S.
et
I.
B.
adtunc
et
ibid'
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reg.
existent
,
insultum
fecit
,
&
eosdem
R.
et
I.
in
corporali
timore
vitarum
suarum
posuit
,
ea
intentione
ad
interficiend'
,
vel
saltem
ad
spoliandum
pred'
T.
C.
de
bonis
&
pecunijs
suis
,
ad
graue
dampnum
ipsius
T.
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reg.
&c.
vt
supra
.
Et
si
G.
B.
nuper
de
C.
pred'
in
come
pred'
Weauer
,
ante
feloniam
predict'
in
forma
predict'
sic
fact̄
et
perpetrat̄
,
eundem
F.
M.
apud
C.
pred'
in
come
D
pred'
videlicet
,
vicesimo
die
Ianuarij
Anno
&c.
vt
supra
ad
feloniam
predict'
in
forma
pred'
sic
faciend'
felonice
excitauerunt
,
abbettauerunt
,
&
procurauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
&c.
vt
supra
.
For
burning
of
a
dwelling
house
in
the
daie
time
,
with
a
pound
of
gunpowder
put
in
a
bundel
of
straw
in
the
house
,
the
owner
of
the
house
them
being
in
the
same
house
.
IVratores
pro
domina
regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect.
86.
comitatu
E.
predicto
Uiccualer
,
octauo
die
mensis
Iulij
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
tricesimo
,
ad
domum
mansionalem
E.
F.
de
C.
predicta
in
comitatu
praedict'
generosi
,
in
C.
predict'
in
dict̄
come
E.
existentem
,
vi
&
armis
,
inter
horas
sextam
et
septimam
ante
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
accessit
&
cum
vna
libra
pulueris
tormentarij
ad
valentiam
12.
denar̄
&
face
quadam
ignita
,
quam
dictus
A.
B.
tunc
&
ibidem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
,
ignem
in
quodam
fasciculo
straminis
tunc
in
dicta
domo
existentis
,
ex
malicia
sua
precogitata
felonice
accendit
,
vnde
eadem
domus
tunc
ibidem
totaliter
cremata
&
combusta
fuit
(
eodem
E.
F.
tunc
in
pace
dictae
dominae
reginae
in
dicta
domo
sua
existente
.
)
Et
sic
predict'
A.
B.
dicto
octauo
die
Iulij
,
Anno
supradicto
,
apud
C.
praedict'
,
domum
mansionalem
predicti
E.
F.
predict'
,
modo
&
forma
predict'
,
voluntarie
ex
dicta
malicia
sua
praecogitata
,
et
felonice
incendit
&
combussit
:
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
,
ac
coron̄a
,
&
dignitatem
suas
.
For
Burglarie
and
burning
of
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
hauing
an
intent
to
robbe
it
,
&
the
putting
of
diuers
persons
in
feare
then
being
in
the
house
,
and
the
accessories
before
the
offence
,
and
accessories
after
the
offence
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
regina
,
si
W.
S.
nuper
de
O.
in
come
E.
pnd'
Smith
,
Sect.
87.
die
Feb.
&c.
13.
circa
horam
xij
.
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
vi
&
armis
,
videlicet
gladijs
,
scutis
,
baculis
,
arcubus
,
&
sagittis
,
apud
S.
in
pred'
come
E.
ad
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
I.
C.
simul
cum
alijs
veniebat
,
ea
intentione
ad
spoliandum
dictum
I.
de
bonis
&
catallis
suis
in
eadem
domo
tunc
existent'
,
ac
si
idem
W.
super
tecturam
eiusdem
domus
vulgariter
nuncupat̄
(
the
couering
of
the
house
)
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
vna
scala
ascendebat
&
scandebat
,
ea
intentione
,
per
tecturam
pndict̄
intrand'
&
ingrediendum
in
domum
illam
.
Ac
si
dictus
W.
simul
cum
alijs
praedict'
I.
G.
R.
C.
M.
P.
&
F.
G.
in
eadem
domo
tunc
existent'
,
tantum
timorem
corporalem
tunc
&
ibidem
inferrebant
,
ita
quod
de
vitis
suis
desperabat̄
,
as
si
dictus
W.
simul
cum
alijs
predictis
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
ex
malitia
sua
praecogitata
,
eandem
domum
cum
igne
tunc
&
ibidem
felonice
comburebat
,
predict'
E.
R.
C.
in
P.
&
E.
G.
in
eadem
domo
existence
,
contra
pacem
&c.
vt
supra
.
Ac
si
W.
R.
de
B.
in
comitatu
praed'
yeoman
,
&
W.
I.
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
gener̄
ante
felon'
praedict'
per
ipsos
I.
C.
&
alios
factam
&
perpetratam
,
praed'
W.
S.
praedicto
27.
die
Febr̄
anno
supradicto
apud
B.
predict'
in
comitatu
predict'
ad
felon'
predict'
sic
in
forma
predict'
faciend'
&
perpetrand'
felonice
excitauerunt
,
procurauerunt
,
&
abbettauerunt
,
contra
pacem
&c.
ac
si
praedict'
W.
R.
&
W.
S.
scientes
predict'
W.
S.
simul
cum
alijs
supradictis
felon'
praed'
in
forma
pndict̄
,
sic
fecisse
&
perpetrasse
,
eundem
W.
S.
postea
scilicet
27.
die
Febr̄
Anno
praedict'
apud
B.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
felonice
receperunt
,
confortauerunt
,
hospitauerunt
&
concelauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
&c.
vt
supra
.
For
breaking
and
burning
a
barne
with
corne
of
diuers
sortes
in
it
,
as
well
in
sheaffe
as
threashed
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
I.
M.
de
D.
in
come
M.
yeoman
,
3.
Sect.
88.
die
&c.
apud
I.
in
come
E.
vi
&
armis
quoddam
horreum
cuiusdam
I.
S.
apud
I.
praedict'
in
praed'
come
E.
situat̄
&
existent
felonice
fregit
&
intrauit
,
&
quibusdam
candelis
tunc
igne
accensis
,
quas
I.
M.
tunc
&
ibidem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
adtunc
et
ibidem
ex
malitia
sua
prae
cogitata
et
exinstigatione
diabolica
in
horreum
praedict'
cum
diuersis
granis
et
garbis
,
viz.
tribus
quarterijs
ordei
,
&
quatuor
quarterijs
frumenti
,
&
duobus
modijs
auenarum
&
4.
carectat̄
hordei
in
garbis
in
eodem
horreo
adtunc
existentibus
,
ignem
accensum
adtunc
et
ibidem
voluntarie
et
felonice
imposuit
,
&
cum
eodem
igneadtunc
&
ibidem
horreum
praedict'
cum
omnibus
granis
&
garbis
supradictis
in
eodem
horreo
adtunc
et
ibidem
existent
voluntarie
,
et
felonice
combussit
,
&
totaliter
cum
igne
illo
felonice
et
voluntarie
consumpsit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
&c.
vt
supra
.
For
maint
in
an
Assise
of
Nouell
disseisin
,
for
to
haue
the
moit
ie
of
the
land
in
question
,
and
one
hundreth
pounds
in
money
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
I.
C.
T.
C.
ac
I.
P.
de
Sect.
89.
O.
in
comitatu
E.
yeomen
,
ac
alij
(
de
confederatione
&
couina
predictorum
I.
C.
T.
C.
&
I.
P.
existentes
)
quoddam
placitum
Assisae
nouae
disseisinae
quod
nuper
summonitum
fuit
in
curia
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
coram
dilectis
&
fidelibus
dictae
dominae
reginae
I.
S.
&
I.
K.
et
aliis
nuper
Iustic'
ipsum
Dominae
Reginae
,
ad
assisam
illam
capiendam
assignatis
,
per
breue
ipsius
dominae
reginae
inter
W.
S.
quaerentem
,
et
I.
H.
tenentem
,
de
quodam
tenemento
in
N.
&
S.
in
come
E.
praed'
,
(
viz.
pro
medietate
inde
sibi
&
haeredibus
suis
inperpetuum
)
viz.
pro
C.
l●br̄
sterlingor̄
in
pecunia
numerata
in
hac
parte
habenda
,
per
conuentionem
inde
inter
praedict'
N.
S.
&
praefatos
I.
C.
T.
C.
et
I.
P.
20.
die
mensis
Augusti
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Elizabethae
,
dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
,
apud
O.
predict'
in
dicto
comitatu
factam
,
pro
predicto
W.
S.
contra
praefatum
I.
H.
dictis
die
,
Anno
,
&
loco
,
assumpserunt
manutenendum
,
&
manutenuerunt
:
In
magnum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statutorum
,
huius
regnifui
Angl'
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
ac
aeditorum
.
For
maintenaunce
in
an
assise
of
Freshforce
,
to
haue
parte
of
the
land
in
question
,
and
parte
of
the
damages
to
be
recouered
.
IVrat̄
praesent̄
,
quod
cum
de
communi
consilio
regni
domini
E.
nuper
Sect.
90.
regis
Angl'
prima
,
progenitoris
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
prouisum
sit
,
Quod
nullus
Minister
,
vel
aliquis
alius
manuteneat
placita
,
querelas
,
vel
negocias
,
quae
sunt
in
cur'
domini
regis
,
deterr̄
,
tentis
,
aut
alijs
rebus
quibuscunque
,
pro
parte
rei
petitae
,
vel
aliquo
proficuo
,
per
conuentionem
factam
inde
habend'
,
nec
aliquis
ius
suum
sub
huiusmodi
conditione
alteri
dimittat̄
.
Quidam
W.
P.
&c.
simul
cum
R.
S.
&c.
tali
die
&
anno
,
quandam
querelam
cuiusdam
Ass.
friscae
que
est
in
curia
dominae
Reg'
nune
Ciuitatis
E.
coram
E.
B.
Maior̄
&
C.
D.
vicecom̄
eiusdem
ciuitatis
,
fine
breui
ipsius
dominae
Reg'
secund'
consue●
ciuitatis
praedict'
,
inter
quosdam
I.
R.
&
T.
L.
de
vno
mesuag'
cum
pertin'
in
ciuitate
praedict'
,
pro
parte
eiusdem
mesuagij
▪
viz.
pro
medietate
mesuagij
illius
,
sibi
&
hered'
suis
imperpetuum
,
&
alio
proficuo
,
viz.
pro
medietate
damnor̄
in
querela
assise
praed'
recuperand'
inde
habend'
,
per
conuentionem
inter
pref.
I.
ac
praed'
W.
&
R.
S.
apud
E.
praed'
factum
assumpsit
manutenend'
,
&
manutenuit
,
ad
graue
dampn̄
ipsius
T.
L.
&
contra
form̄
prouisionis
praed'
&c.
For
a
Riotous
assault
and
affray
made
vpon
a
Vicar
in
his
Church
,
and
for
the
imprisoning
of
him
in
a
paire
of
stockes
▪
INquiratur
&c.
A.
T.
&c.
H.
S.
&c.
&
W.
K.
aggregat̄
&c.
22.
die
Iulij
Sect'
91.
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
apud
C.
in
comitatu
S.
riotos
,
&c.
in
R.
L.
vicariam
Ecclesiae
parochial'
de
C.
praed'
,
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
ecclesia
praedict'
tunc
existent
insultum
&
affraiam
fecer̄
,
&
ipsum
R.
L.
ab
ecclesia
praedict'
tunc
violenter
&
manuforti
extraxer̄
&
vsque
cippos
duxer̄
,
&
ipsum
imprisonauer̄
&
maletractauer̄
&
alia
enormia
ei
adtunc
&
ibidem
intuler̄
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
R.
L.
contra
formam
statut'
in
huiusmodi
casum
edit'
&
prouisi
,
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
&c.
For
absence
from
Church
for
vi
.
monethes
vpon
the
statutes
of
primo
and
xxiij
.
of
the
Queene
.
IVratores
domina
Regina
super
Sacramentum
suum
presentant
,
quod
Sect.
92.
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
come
praed'
E.
Ar̄
,
qui
x.
die
Iulij
anno
regni
domin'
nostrae
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
,
fuit
aetatis
16.
annorum
&
vltra
,
non
accessit
(
Anglice
did
not
repaire
)
ad
ecclesiam
suam
parochial'
de
D.
p̄đ
nec
ad
aliquam
aliam
ecclesiam
,
capellam
,
aut
vsualem
locum
communis
precationis
,
&
ibidem
moratus
fuit
tempore
communis
precationis
,
ad
aliquod
tempus
infra
sex
menses
tunc
proxime
sequentes
,
sed
abstinuit
ab
eisdem
(
Anglice
hath
forborne
the
same
)
per
spacium
praed'
sex
mensium
,
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
apud
Westm
in
Midd'
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reg.
nunc
primo
,
pro
vniformitate
communis
precationis
editi
&
prouisi
,
ac
contra
form̄
statuti
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
reg'
nunc
23.
in
hmndi
casu
editi
&
prouisi
,
ac
in
contemptum
dictae
dominae
reginae
nunc
,
&
contra
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suas
.
For
drawing
a
dagger
vpon
one
in
the
Churchyard
,
to
the
intent
to
strike
him
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
regina
,
si
O.
F.
de
L.
in
come
E.
praedict'
generosus
,
Sect'
93.
octauo
die
&c.
in
cemiterio
ecclesiae
parochialis
de
L.
predicta
in
dicto
comitatu
,
malitiose
extraxit
pugionem
suum
in
quendam
I.
S.
de
L.
praedicta
●eoman
,
ea
intentione
ad
percutiendum
praedictum
I.
S.
cum
dicto
pugione
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
nostrae
tunc
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
parliamento
domini
Edwardi
nuper
Regis
Angliae
sexti
(
tento
apud
Westmonaster̄
in
comitatu
Middlesexiae
,
Anno
regni
dictio
nuper
domini
Regis
quinto
)
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
,
ac
editi
.
For
fighting
with
a
weapon
in
the
Churchyarde
,
contrary
to
the
statute
of
Anno
5.
Ed
,
6.
IVrat̄
presentant
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamento
domini
E.
nuper
Sect'
94.
Regis
Anglie
sexti
,
apud
Westm
,
anno
regni
sui
quinto
,
tent'
,
edit'
,
inter
cetera
stabilit̄
existit
&c.
Quod
sialiqua
persona
ad
aliquod
tempus
▪
post
primum
diem
diem
Maij
,
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
malitiose
percuteret
aliquam
personam
,
cum
aliquibus
armis
in
aliqua
ecclesia
siue
cemiterio
,
vel
post
eundem
primum
diem
Maij
,
extraheret
aliqua
arma
in
aliqua
ecclesia
,
seu
cemiterio
,
intentione
ad
percutiendum
alium
c●m
eisdem
armis
,
quod
tunc
quelibet
persona
si●
offendens
&
inde
conuict'
per
veredictum
xij
.
hominum
,
vel
per
suam
propriam
confessionem
,
vel
per
duos
legales
testes
,
coram
Iustic'
Assisarum
,
Iustic'
audiend'
&
ternandi
,
siue
Iustic'
pacis
in
Sessionibus
suis
,
virtute
illius
actus
adiudicaretur
per
eosdem
Iustic'
coram
quibus
talis
persona
sic
conuinceretur
,
ad
habend'
vnam
aurium
suarum
abscissam
,
&
si
illa
persona
siue
personae
sic
offenden̄
haberet
siue
non
haberent
aliquas
aures
,
ita
quod
illiusmodi
poenam
subirent
(
vt
prefertur
)
quod
tunc
ipse
vel
ipsi
signarentur
in
bucca
,
Angl
▪
cheeke
,
farrocandent
Angl'
,
a
hote
iron
habent
hanc
literam
F.
per
quam
ipse
vel
ipsi
cognosci
&
haberi
possint
pugnar̄
effectores
,
&
pugnatores
,
&
vltra
hoc
,
quelibet
talis
persona
foret
&
staret
ipso
facto
excommunicat̄
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
continet̄
.
Quidam
tamen
G.
B.
nuper
de
S.
&c.
2.
die
Iunij
,
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
&c.
cum
quodam
pugion̄
in
quendam
T.
C.
in
pace
Dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent
apud
C.
in
comit'
E.
praedict'
in
cemeterio
Ecclesiae
parochialis
de
C.
praed'
insultum
fecit
,
&
ipsum
T.
super
caput
suumadtunc
&
ibidem
maliciose
percussit
,
&
alia
enormia
ei
intulit
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
T.
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praedicti
&c.
For
absence
from
the
Church
for
certein
Sundaies
,
and
Festiuall
daies
vpon
the
statute
of
prim●
of
the
Queene
.
IVr̄
pro
domina
Regin̄
presentant
quod
cum
in
statut'
in
parliamento
Sect'
95.
dominae
Eliz.
dei
gratia
&c.
annoreg'
sui
1.
tent'
apud
W.
in
come
M.
inter
alia
inactitat̄
&
ordinat̄
&
ordinat̄
existit
,
quod
post
festum
S.
●o
.
Bapt̄anno
reg'
dict'
dominae
Reg'
omnis
&
singula
persona
siue
persone
inhabitant̄
in
hoc
regno
Ang
'
aut
aliquod
aliud
dominior̄
dict'
dominae
reg'
,
diligenter
&
fidelit̄
,
habentes
nullam
legalem
seu
rationabilem
excusationem
abessendi
,
adnitentur
adire
suam
parochialem
ecclesiam
vel
capellam
confuetam
,
vel
super
rationabile
impedimentum
,
●liquam
visitatum
locum
,
vbi
communes
precationes
,
&
diuina
seruitia
,
in
actu
illo
mencionat̄
celebrate
fuerint
tempore
talis
impedimenti
,
quolibet
die
Dominico
,
&
alijs
diebus
ordinat̄
,
&
vsitatis
obseruari
vt
festiuis
diebus
,
&
tunc
&
ibidem
manere
secundum
ordinem
&
sobrie
,
durante
tempore
precum
cōmun̄
,
predication̄
,
aut
alioruum
diuinorum
seruitiorum
ibidem
vtend'
&
ministrand'
,
sub
paena
punitionis
per
censur
as
ecclesiae
,
&
etiam
sub
paena
,
quod
quelibet
persona
sic
offend'
,
forisfaciat
pro
qualibet
tali
offensa
12.
denarios
leuand'
per
gardianos
Ecclesiae
parochialis
vbi
talis
offensa
foret
fact'
ad
vsum
pauper̄
inhabit̄
eiusdem
parochiae
de
bonis
,
terr'
,
&
tenement'
,
talis
offend'
per
modum
distriction
,
prout
in
statut'
predict'
continet̄
,
cumque
T.
R.
de
D.
in
come
praed'
arm̄
&
A.
vx'
eius
,
vtroque
eor
exist'
aetatis
16.
ann
&
amplius
,
ac
existant
parochian̄
,
ec●l'
ꝑochial'
de
T.
praed'
,
in
praed'
come
E.
infra
quam
quidem
eccl'
com̄es
precation̄
,
&
alia
diuina
seruit̄
in
statut'
praed'
spec'
post
praed'
fest'
natiuit̄
S.
Io.
Ba.
anno
1.
supradict'
,
scz
.
die
dn̄ca
prox
.
post
festum
S.
Mich.
Arch.
anno
regni
Reg'
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
&c.
12.
diebus
dominicis
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
&
8.
alijs
diebus
festiualibus
easdem
12.
dies
dominicas
interuenient̄
dicebantur
&
vtebantur
,
praed'
I.
&
A.
non
habentes
legalem
nec
rationabilem
excusationem
,
seu
impediment̄
abessendi
ab
Eccl'
praed'
,
in
diebus
praedict'
,
tempore
praedict'
commun̄
precum
,
predicationum
,
&
diuiniorum
seruitiorum
ibidem
tune
dictorum
,
habitorum
,
&
ministratorum
non
solum
non
adnitebantur
adire
Eccles.
parochial'
de
D.
praedict'
existent
eorum
Ecclesiam
consuetam
,
in
praedict'
die
domi●
proxim'
post
praedict'
festum
sancti
Michael'
Archang
'
,
anno
Reg'
dictae
dominae
reg'
nunc
34.
supradict'
&
praedict'
alijs
12.
diebus
dominicis
tun●
prox'
sequent
,
&
praedict'
alijs
octodiebus
festiualibus
inter
easdem
12.
dies
dominicas
interuenient̄
tempor̄
praedict'
commun̄
precation̄
&
diuinorum
seruitior̄
ibidem
in
diebus
illis
dictor̄
habitor̄
&
ministratorum
,
sed
etiam
odio
habent̄
&
contenent̄
Euang'
&
salub'
dei
verbum
&
dict'
dominam
reg'
,
&
leges
suas
,
seipsos
voluntar̄
absentauerunt
,
&
vterque
eorum
voluntarie
seipsum
absentauit
ab
eccl'
praed'
die
dn̄ca
ꝓx'
post
fest'
S.
Mich.
Arch.
anno
reg'
dict̄
dominae
regin̄
nunc
34.
suprad'
&
pndict̄
alijs
12.
diebus
don̄cis
tunc
prox'
sequent̄
,
&
praed'
alijs
S.
dieb
festiual'
inter
easd'
12.
dies
dn̄cas
interuenient̄
tempore
praed'
communium
precum
,
praedication̄
,
&
diuin̄
seruicior̄
ibid'
in
diebus
illis
,
dictor̄
,
habitor̄
,
&
ministrator̄
,
contra
pacem
&
in
contempt̄
dict̄
dominae
reginae
nunc
&
legem
suam
&
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
,
ac
cont̄
form̄
statut'
praed'
,
&
in
pernitiosum
exemplum
alior̄
malefactor̄
&c.
For
taking
of
Conies
in
a
free
warren
in
the
night
time
.
INquir̄
&c.
si
E.
D.
&c.
vi
et
armis
viz.
baculis
,
falcastris
,
arcubus
,
&
sagit●
Sect'
96.
&
alijs
arm̄
defensiuis
,
parcum
,
seu
liberam
warren̄
C.
B.
apud
A.
in
comit
praed'
D.
circ'
hor̄
10.
in
noct'
eiusdem
diei
fregit
&
intr̄
,
&
in
eođ
parco
siue
liber̄
warren̄
,
leporaijs
,
liciscis
et
retibus
voc'
pursnet̄
sine
licentia
dict'
T.
B.
venabant̄
et
40.
cunic'
valor̄
13.
s.
4.
đ.
de
bonis
&
catt̄
ipsius
T.
B.
adtunc
&
ibid'
inuent'
ceper̄
&
asportauer̄
ad
graue
damn̄
ipsius
T.
B.
et
contra
pacem
&c.
For
conspiring
and
combining
to
indicte
one
for
stealing
of
a
horse
of
one
of
the
conspirators
,
and
for
procuring
of
diuers
false
suites
to
bee
brought
and
pursued
in
the
names
of
the
conspirators
,
and
of
diuers
others
against
diuers
persons
.
IVratores
&c.
present̄
,
quod
I.
P.
nuper
de
I.
in
praedicto
comit'
E.
et
Sect'
97.
R.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
praed'
comit'
E.
gener̄
vna
cum
alijs
quamplurimis
personis
adhuc
ignot̄
,
contra
legem
domini
regis
ad
formam
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
,
conspiratione
&
couina
apud
T.
praed̄
die
&c.
habit̄
,
diuersis
temporib
▪
postea
simul
vnit̄
,
confederati
,
et
iurati
falso
fraudulent̄
&
malicrose
vener̄
ad
vindicand'
,
destruend'
,
perturbāđ
,
placitand'
,
adnihiland'
,
&
similit̄
adnulland'
fideles
et
innocentes
ligeos
dicti
domini
regis
pro
lucro
ad
eorum
proprium
vsum
capiendo
,
societatem
inierunt
,
&
adinuicem
iurauerunt
,
ad
simul
standum
contra
dictum
dominum
regem
,
et
quoscunque
ligeos
suos
in
omnibus
et
singulis
materijs
placitis
et
querelis
,
peripsos
et
eorum
quemlibet
motis
seu
mouendis
.
Et
si
eorum
aliquis
cum
aliquo
,
placita
,
materiam
,
seu
querelam
moueret
,
quod
ipsi
&
eorum
quilibet
cum
eo
,
sic
materiam
,
querelam
,
seu
placitum
mouent̄
stare
,
et
perseuerare
deberent
et
deberet
.
Et
si
aliquis
eorum
aliquam
querelam
seu
placitum
nomine
alterius
persone
cuiuscunque
,
versus
aliam
personam
super
se
assumpserit
manutenend'
,
extunc
eorum
quilibet
querelam
,
sectam
,
seu
placit̄
praedict'
,
tanquam
querelam
,
sectam
,
seu
placitum
,
nomine
eorum
prosecut̄
,
manuteneret
,
foueret
et
teneret
,
recto
,
veritate
,
Iustic'
et
iure
,
omnino
postpositis
et
sublat̄
:
Virtute
quorum
quidem
vnitionis
,
conspirationis
,
iurament̄
,
confederationis
,
et
manutentionis
,
praedictorum
I.
P.
R.
B.
et
al'
sic
in
vnum
globat̄
,
et
iurat̄
,
postea
,
videlicet
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
conspiratione
inter
eos
apud
C.
in
comit'
praedict'
,
prehabita
,
quendam
I.
H.
de
eo
quod
ipse
die
&c.
anno
&c.
vnum
equum
pretij
&c.
de
bonis
et
catallis
praedicti
I.
P.
R.
B.
apud
S.
inuent'
felonice
furatus
fuit
cepit
et
abduxit
,
falso
&
malitiose
indictari
procurauerunt
.
Et
praedict'
I.
P.
et
R.
B.
et
alij
modo
et
forma
praed'
vniti
et
confederati
diuersa
falsa
placita
,
sectas
,
et
querelas
innumerabiles
,
tam
nominibus
eorum
proprijs
,
quam
nominibus
aliarum
personarum
eis
falso
&
maliciose
congregat̄
&
vnit̄
,
prosecuti
suerunt
,
et
manutenerunt
&
indies
prosequntur
et
manutenent
,
videlicet
praedict'
I.
P.
ad
hundredum
domini
P.
militis
apud
C.
praedict'
xiij
.
die
,
anno
&c.
tent'
,
eodem
I.
adtunc
Ballino
eiusdem
hundred
'
existent
,
ad
statum
et
possessionem
R.
S.
et
A.
vxoris
sue
adnulland'
:
Et
pro
eo
quod
ad
quamlibet
curiam
hundred
'
ibidem
successiue
tenend'
,
praedict'
R.
vxorem
suam
ibidem
producere
nequiret
,
ita
quod
excessiua
amerciament̄
in
status
eorum
depauperationem
fierent
&
euenirent
cōsideration̄
taxator̄
amerciamen●
curie
praedicte
,
semper
de
couina
praedict'
praed'
I.
P.
extiterunt
,
tresdecim
querelas
de
placito
transgressionis
,
nomine
W.
Y.
et
R.
B.
quatuer
querelas
transgressionis
nomine
W.
E.
absque
vera
materia
seu
iusta
causa
,
seperatim
versus
praedictum
R.
S.
et
A.
leuauit
&
intranit
,
ac
praedict'
querentes
huiusmodi
querelas
leuare
procurauit
ad
graue
damnum
ipsorum
R.
et
A.
et
contra
formam
ordinationis
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouis
.
&c.
For
a
conspiracie
of
diuers
Bakers
touching
the
making
of
bread
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
quod
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
&
G.
H
Sect'
98.
de
M.
in
dict'
comit'
L.
Pistores
2.
die
Octobris
,
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Reginae
,
sidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
nono
,
apud
M.
praedictam
,
in
comit'
E.
praeđ
,
insimul
conuenerunt
conspirauerunt
,
ac
mutuo
inter
se
promiserunt
,
qđ
panis
denarij
de
integro
f●umento
(
per
eos
seu
corum
aliquem
,
tum
deincepsfaciendus
ac
vendendus
)
non
amplius
quam
2.
libras
et
sex
vncias
Trocij
ponderis
habebit
et
ponderabit
(
quodcunque
imposterum
foret
vnius
quarterij
frumenti
pretium
:
)
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
in
extremum
pauperum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
subditorum
grauamen
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
the
taking
of
vnreasonable
distresse
contrarie
to
the
statute
of
Merton
,
Anno
52.
H.
3.
cap.
4.
IVrator̄
p̄sentant
pro
domina
Reg'
quod
cum
in
statut'
in
parliamēt̄
tent'
Sect'
99.
apud
M.
anno
H.
3.
nuper
Regis
Angl'
52.
inter
cetera
ordinat̄
sit
qđ
districtiones
sint
rationabiles
&
non
nimis
graues
,
et
qui
districtiones
fecerint
irrationabiles
,
&
indebitas
,
grauit̄
amercient̄
propter
excessiuam
districtionem
ipsorum
,
prout
in
staut̄
praed'
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
A.
B.
de
&c.
statut'
praedict'
&
poenam
in
eodem
contentam
minime
ponderans
12.
die
Iun̄
,
anno
regni
&c.
duas
vaccas
de
bonis
&
catall'
W.
F.
&c.
apud
G.
&c.
in
codem
comit'
N.
pro
quinque
solid'
in
pecunijs
numeratis
irrationabilit̄
&
excessiue
distrinixit
,
&
pro
distriction●
cepit
,
vbi
tempore
districtionis
&
captionis
praedict'
,
quarumlibet
praedictarum
vaccarum
precium
capitis
erat
xx
.
s.
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
&c.
For
the
taking
of
a
distresse
out
of
his
fee
,
and
in
the
highway
contrarie
to
the
statute
of
Mert●n
,
Anno
52.
E.
3.
cap.
15.
IVrat̄
presentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
in
statut'
in
parliament
Sect'
100.
tent'
apud
M.
anno
H.
3.
nuper
regis
Angl'
52.
nulli
de
cetero
liceat
ex
quacunque
causa
districtiones
facere
extra
feodum
suum
,
nec
in
via
regia
,
aut
in
communistrato
,
nisi
domino
regi
,
aut
ministris
suis
specialem
authoritat̄
ad
hoc
habentibus
prout
in
statut'
praedict'
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
de
&c.
statutum
praedict'
&
penam
in
eodem
content̄
minime
ponderantes
2.
die
Iun̄
,
anno
&c.
2.
vacc'
de
bonis
&
catall'
E.
D.
&c.
apud
F.
&c.
extra
feod
ipsor̄
siue
ipsornm
alicuius
,
in
cōmun̄
strato
voc'
&c.
adtunc
&
ibid'
existent'
distrinxer̄
,
&
pro
distriction
ceper̄
nec
tempore
distriction
praed'
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
non
fuer'
ministri
,
nec
aliquis
eorum
fuit
ministr̄
,
dict'
dominae
regin̄
,
nec
habuerunt
,
nec
aliquis
eorum
habuit
specialem
authoritatem
ad
illud
faciendum
,
contra
pacem
&c.
Against
Egyptians
vpon
the
statute
of
primo
and
secundo
of
king
Philip
and
Queene
Marie
.
IVr̄
present̄
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamento
domini
P.
&
dominae
M.
Sect'
101.
nuper
regis
&
Reginae
Angl'
apud
W.
die
x.
No.
annis
Reg'
suorum
1.
&
2.
tent'
aedit̄
inter
alia
ordinatum
existit
,
&c.
quod
si
aliqua
persona
,
siue
persone
seipsos
appellantes
Egyptianos
qui
transportarentur
,
vel
conueiarentur
in
hoc
regnum
Angl'
siue
Walliae
,
continuarent
,
&
remanerent
,
infra
idem
,
per
spacium
vnius
mensis
,
quod
tunc
ipse
vel
ipsi
sic
offenden̄
,
virtute
actus
praed'
,
adiudicat̄
&
estimati
essent
felones
,
&
proinde
sustinerent
penas
mortis
,
&
forisfact'
terrar̄
&
bonorum
,
vt
in
casu
feloniae
iuxta
ordinem
communium
legum
huius
regni
,
Et
super
examin̄
eroum
siue
alicuius
eorum
,
triarentur
in
come
,
ac
ꝑ
inhabitantes
illius
come
,
velloci
,
vbi
ipsi
vel
ipse
apprehenderentur
,
siue
caperentur
,
&
minime
ꝑ
medietatem
linguae
,
&
amitterent
libertatem
&
priuilegium
Sanctuarij
&
cleri
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
apparet
.
Quidam
tamen
M.
P.
&
P.
R.
de
&c.
seipsos
appellantes
Egyptianos
,
statut'
praedict'
minime
ponderantes
,
nec
penam
&c.
qui
primo
die
Aprilis
,
anno
&c.
in
hoc
regnum
Angl'
transportat̄
&
conueiat̄
fuerunt
,
ab
eodem
primo
die
Aug
'
anno
&c.
supradicto
,
vsque
decimum
diem
Sept̄
extunc
prox'
sequent
apud
C.
in
praed'
come
E.
continuauerunt
&
remanserunt
in
eodem
,
otiosas
vitas
suas
non
relinquentes
,
nec
seipsos
in
seruitio
alicuius
habilis
&
honesti
sub
diti
huius
Angl'
collocare
q̄rentes
,
neque
seipsos
in
aliquo
opere
licito
siue
occupation
honesta
exercentes
,
in
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praed'
&c.
Against
Egyptians
vpon
the
statute
of
5.
of
the
Queene
.
IVr̄
presentant
&c.
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
dominae
Reginae
Sect.
102.
nunc
apud
Westmonasterium
in
come
Middel'
,
xiij
.
die
Ianuarij
,
Anno
regni
sui
quinto
tent'
,
edita
inter
alia
&c.
quod
omnes
&
singula
persona
&
persone
que
ab
,
&
post
primum
diem
Maij
,
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
vise
vel
inuente
forent
infra
hoc
Reg'
Angliae
siue
Walliae
in
aliquo
commercio
vel
consortio
vacabundorum
vulgo
vocat'
,
siue
seipsos
appellan̄
Egyptianos
vel
seipsos
simulantes
transmutantes
siue
fucantes
Anglic'
disguising
per
eorum
vestitum
,
locutionem
,
aut
aliam
gesturam
consimiles
huiusmodi
vagabundis
communiter
appellat̄
vel
seipsos
appellantibus
Egyptianos
,
&
sic
facerent
,
continuarent
,
&
remanerent
in
eisdem
,
aut
semel
,
vel
sepe
,
per
spacium
vnius
mensis
,
quod
tunc
eadem
persona
siue
persone
virtute
huius
actus
estimate
forent
&
adiudicarentur
felo
&
felones
,
&
proinde
sufferent
penas
mortis
,
ac
amissionem
terrarum
&
bonorum
,
vt
in
easibus
feloniae
,
secundum
ordinem
communium
legum
huius
regni
.
Et
super
eorum
siue
alicuius
eorum
examinat̄
in
hac
parte
triarentur
in
comit'
ac
per
inhabitantes
comitatus
vel
loci
,
vbi
ille
vel
illi
apprehenderent̄
siue
caperentur
,
&
non
per
medietat̄
lingue
,
&
amitterent
priuilegium
&
beneficium
sanctuarij
,
&
cleri
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plene
liquet
.
Quidem
tamen
A.
B.
C.
D.
&c.
statutum
praedictum
minime
ponderantes
nec
penam
in
eodem
content̄
verentes
,
prost
praed'
primum
diem
Maij
scz
.
3.
die
Aug
'
anno
regni
dominae
Reginae
nunc
35.
apud
E.
in
comitatu
praedict'
,
visi
&
inuenti
fuerunt
in
commertio
&
consortio
vagabundorum
vulgo
vocat'
&
seipsos
vocantium
Egyptianos
,
ac
seipsos
simulantium
,
transmutant̄
,
&
fucant̄
,
per
eorum
vestitum
,
locutionem
,
&
gesturam
,
consimiles
huiusmodi
vagabundis
qui
vulgo
vocantur
Egiptiani
,
&
sic
fecerunt
,
continuauerunr
,
&
remanserunt
ibidem
,
&
alibi
in
eodem
comit'
,
a
praedicto
tertio
die
August'
anno
xxiij
.
supradicto
vsque
vicesimum
diem
Iulij
tunc
proxim'
sequent
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praedicti
&c.
For
pulling
out
of
Eies
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
Sect'
103.
comitatu
E.
Tinker
,
nono
die
Septembris
,
Anno
regni
dict'
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
nono
,
in
quodam
loco
apud
C.
predictam
in
comit'
E.
praedicto
vocato
le
Dene
)
vi
&
armis
in
quendam
D.
E.
&
C.
praedicta
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
yeo
,
in
pace
dictae
dominae
Reginae
tunc
ibidem
existentem
,
insultum
fecit
,
ac
tunc
et
ibidem
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
digitis
et
vnguibus
digitorum
ipsius
A.
B.
oculosi
ipsius
D.
E.
felonice
effodit
,
ac
eruit
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
,
coronam
et
dignitatem
suam
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
parliamento
domini
Henrici
olim
Regis
Anglie
quarti
,
tento
apud
Westmonast
in
come
Midd'
,
anno
Regni
sui
quinto
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
.
For
cutting
out
of
Tongues
.
IVrat̄
dicunt
quod
cum
pe●
statutum
in
Parliamento
domini
Regis
H.
nuper
regis
Angliae
,
4.
ann
regni
sui
5.
apud
W.
tento
aedit̄
,
ordinat̄
sit
,
Sect'
104.
quod
malefactores
,
qui
linguas
imputarent
,
vel
oculos
euellerent
ligeorum
domini
regis
,
hoc
debit'
comperto
et
probato
,
quod
tale
factum
ex
malitia
precogitata
fuit
perpetratum
,
penam
feloniae
incurrerent
,
prout
in
eodem
statut'
plenius
continetur
:
quidam
tn̄
I.
L.
de
&c.
penam
in
dicto
statut'
contentam
minime
verens
,
die
&c.
ann
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
s.
&c.
felonice
vt
felo
dicti
domini
regis
,
insidiand'
,
et
insultu
premeditat̄
contra
pacem
domini
Regis
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
,
in
illa
sua
precogitata
malitia
venit
apud
H.
in
comitatu
H.
et
in
quendam
N.
M.
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
pace
dei
et
domini
Reg.
existent
,
insultum
fecit
,
et
ipsum
verberauit
,
vulnerauit
,
ac
quodam
cultello
quem
praed'
I.
L.
adtunc
tenuit
in
manu
sua
dext̄
precij
ij
.
s.
linguam
ipsius
M.
adtunc
et
ibid'
felonice
eruit
&
amputauit
,
contra
pacem
domini
Regis
&c
ac
contra
formam
&
prouis
.
statut'
praed'
&c.
An
Indictment
against
a
gaoler
for
suffering
of
one
committed
to
him
vpon
suspition
of
felony
for
stealing
of
a
horse
to
escape
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
vbi
quidam
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
dicto
comitatu
K.
Shomaker
,
sexto
die
Maij
,
Anno
regni
Sect'
105.
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
et
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
C.
praedict'
in
comitatu
K.
praedict'
,
pro
suspicione
cuiusdam
felonie
(
videlicet
,
vnius
Equ●
,
coloris
albi
,
pretij
xl
.
solid'
felonice
per
eundem
A.
B.
vt
dicebatur
,
capti
&
abducti
)
arrestatus
est
&
captus
,
&
coram
T.
F.
vno
Iusticiariorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
pacem
in
dicto
comitatu
conserundam
assignatorum
ductus
,
et
super
inde
postea
,
viz.
dictis
die
anno
,
&
loco
,
cui●am
B.
D.
in
comitatu
K.
praedicto
Yeoman
,
custodi
Gaolae
dictae
dominae
Reginae
apud
M.
in
dicto
comitatu
K.
existenti
(
sub
custodia
I.
F.
armigeri
,
adtunc
vicecomitis
comitatus
K.
praedicti
,
&
custodis
Gaole
predicte
)
per
quoddam
preceptum
de
Mittimus
dicti
T.
F.
Iusticiarij
,
idem
A.
B.
traditus
est
&
commissus
,
ad
saluo
&
secure
custodiendum
in
Gaola
prdicta
,
donec
idem
A.
B.
inde
foret
legitimo
modo
deliberatus
:
prefatus
tamen
I.
F.
(
tunc
vicecomes
)
postea
,
videlicet
,
septimo
die
dicti
mensis
Maij
Anno
supradicto
,
apud
M.
praed'
in
comitatu
K.
pred'
,
praefatum
A.
B.
(
ad
tunc
&
ibidem
in
dictis
gaola
&
custodia
existentem
)
a
praed'
custodia
&
gaola
,
ad
tunc
&
ibidem
euadere
&
ad
largum
ite
voluntarie
,
et
felonice
permisit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
Coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suam
&c.
An other
indictment
against
a
gaoler
,
for
suffering
of
a
woman
committed
to
him
vpon
suspition
of
fellonie
&
murder
to
escape
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
quaedam
Ma●
N.
nuper
Sect.
106.
de
B.
in
pred'
come
E.
Spinster
,
decimo
die
Apr̄
Anno
&c.
pro
suspicione
felon'
&
murdr̄
per
ipsam
M.
apud
B.
predict'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
super
quendam
W.
P.
fieri
&
perpetrari
supposit̄
,
capt'
&
arrestat̄
fuit
apud
B.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
&
eisdem
die
&
anno
pred'
M.
cuidam
Richardo
B.
de
N.
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
Yeoman
,
custod'
gaolae
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
comitatus
pred'
sub
Georgio
P.
armig'
ad
tunc
vicecomit̄
comitatus
praed'
&
custod'
gaolae
praed'
,
per
quoddam
breue
de
Mittimus
W.
M.
Milit̄
,
&
I.
M.
armig'
duorum
Iusticiar'
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
ad
pacem
in
eodem
comitatu
conseruand'
assign'
,
saluo
&
secur̄
custodiend'
tradita
fuit
,
quousque
eadem
M.
a
custodia
illa
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
Angliae
,
pro
suspicione
murdr̄
predict'
acquietat̄
siue
deliberat̄
foret
:
Si
predict'
R.
B.
de
N.
predict'
in
pred
comitatu
E.
Yeoman
,
postea
scilicet
vicesimo
sexto
die
Nouembris
,
anno
supradicto
apud
M.
predict'
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
predict'
M.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
custodia
ipsius
R.
in
gaola
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
existentem
,
a
gaola
predicta
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
voluntarie
&
felonice
euadere
&
ad
largum
ire
permisit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
nunc
&c.
An
indictment
against
diuers
for
suffering
of
one
which
had
confessed
a
felonie
before
a
Iustice
of
peace
,
and
deliuered
to
them
by
the
same
Iustice
of
peace
,
to
be
by
them
conucied
to
the
gaole
,
negligently
to
escape
.
IVr̄
pro
domina
regina
praesentant
,
quod
cum
I.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
pred'
Sect.
107.
come
E.
Miller
,
viij
.
die
Decembris
,
anno
regni
reginae
Eliz.
&c.
primo
,
clausum
cuiusdam
I.
G.
apud
C.
pred'
in
comitat'
E.
pred'
fregit
&
intrauit
,
ac
vnam
iuuencam
coloris
Browne
precij
viginti
,
s.
de
bonis
&
catallis
dicti
I.
G.
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
&
effugauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Regin̄.
Et
pro
felon'
predict'
per
praefat'
I.
B.
sic
fact̄
&
perpetrat̄
,
arrestat
fuit
,
et
coram
G.
R.
armiger̄
vno
Iustic'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
pacem
in
comitatu
predict'
E.
conseruand'
assign'
,
necnon
&c.
per
predict'
I.
G.
duct'
fuit
,
&
coram
dicto
G.
R.
dictus
I.
B.
felon'
predict'
confessus
fuit
,
&
ibidem
G.
R.
per
breue
de
Mittimus
,
praefat'
I.
B.
pro
felon'
predict'
ad
gaolam
dictae
dominae
reginae
de
I.
in
come
predict'
,
quibusdam
I.
C.
de
C.
pred'
Y.
R.
B.
de
eadem
Clothier
,
&
Ric'
M.
de
eadem
Weauer
deliberauit
,
saluo
&
secur̄
ducend'
vsque
gaolam
praed'
de
I.
praedict'
,
ibidem
moratur̄
quousque
idem
I.
B.
abinde
secundum
legem
&
consuetud'
regni
Angl'
deliberatus
foret
:
Et
si
pnd'
I.
C.
R.
B.
&
R.
M.
dicto
viij
.
die
Decem̄
,
anno
supradict'
praef.
I.
B.
apud
C.
pnd'
in
pnd'
comitatu
E.
in
cor̄
custod'
virtute
deliberac'
pnd'
sic
existent
,
ibid'
negligent̄
a
custod'
sua
ad
largum
ire
&
euadere
permiser̄
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
et
dignitatem
suas
&c.
An
indictment
against
a
Coroner
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
1.
H.
8.
for
extortion
in
taking
of
a
fee
for
his
viewe
of
the
bodie
of
one
slaine
per
infortunium
.
IVrat̄
pro
dna
Reg'
praesentant
,
quod
cum
per
statut'
in
parliament̄
Sect.
108.
dni
H.
nuper
regis
Angl'
octani
,
Anno
regni
sui
1.
ordinat̄
est
,
&
stabilit̄
existit
,
quod
super
requisitionem
Coronator̄
fact'
adveniend'
&
inquirendum
super
visum
corporis
alicuius
personae
per
infortunium
occisae
,
mersae
,
seu
aliter
mortuae
,
Coronator
pnd'
diligenter
faceret
officium
suum
super
visum
corporis
cuiuscunque
talis
personae
,
vel
personarum
,
absque
aliqua
re
proinde
capiend'
,
sub
pena
quod
quilibet
Coronator
,
qui
officio
suo
vt
praedict'
est
fungi
recusauerit
,
vel
rem
aliquam
ceperit
pro
functione
officij
praed'
,
super
visum
corporis
alicuius
personae
mortuae
per
infortunium
,
pro
quolibet
tempore
xl
.
s.
prout
in
statut'
praedict'
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tn̄
W.
B.
de
H.
in
come
praed'
gener̄
12.
die
Dec'
&c.
adtunc
exist'
vnus
coronator̄
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
in
come
E.
praed'
,
apud
M.
in
come
E.
predict'
,
colore
officij
sui
pred'
extors
.
&
iniuriose
cepit
ꝓ
feodo
suo
20.
solid'
de
quodam
Roberto
S.
de
B.
in
comitatu
praedict'
yeoman
,
pro
executione
officij
sui
praedict'
super
visum
corporis
cuiusdam
Iohannis
C.
nuper
de
B.
in
come
E.
Lab.
qui
apud
B.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
4.
die
Octob'
ann
&c.
per
infortun̄
occis
.
fuit
,
in
contempt̄
dictae
dominae
Reg'
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
R.
S.
&
contra
formam
statuti
praed'
,
&
diuersor̄
alior̄
statut'
inde
edit'
&
prouis
.
The
like
against
a
Coroner
vpon
the
statute
of
An.
1.
H.
8.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
A.
C.
de
B.
in
comitatu
E.
generosus
,
Sect.
109.
6.
die
Iunij
,
Anno
&c.
vnus
coronatorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
adtunc
existens
,
apud
B.
praedict'
,
in
comit'
E.
praed'
colore
officij
sui
predicti
,
extorsiue
cepit
profeodo
suo
20.
solid'
,
de
quodam
I.
S.
in
dicto
comitatu
generoso
,
in
,
&
pro
functione
&
executione
officij
,
sui
praedicti
,
super
visum
corporis
R.
N.
nuper
de
B.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
(
qui
quidem
R.
N.
5.
die
dicti
mensis
Iunij
.
Anno
supradicto
apud
B.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
casu
,
ab
equo
suo
,
per
infortunium
fuit
occisus
)
in
magnum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
contempt̄
,
ac
contra
form̄
stat̄
in
parliam̄
Dom̄
Henr̄
nuper
regis
Angl'
octaui
tento
,
Anno
regni
sui
primo
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
Extortion
by
an
Eschetors
seruant
,
in
breaking
and
entring
into
a
dwelling
house
,
and
for
seasing
and
taking
out
of
the
same
certen
leather
by
collour
of
his
office
.
IVr̄
pro
dna
Reg'
present̄
,
quod
Rob.
Bennet
de
P.
in
comitat'
E.
pnd
'
Sect.
110.
Y.
seruiens
&
minister
cuiusd'
B.
T.
Escheat̄
dict'
dominae
reg'
come
pred'
,
xv
.
die
Iulij
&c.
apud
W.
in
come
E.
praed'
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
Iohannis
M.
fregit
&
intr̄
,
&
6.
tergora
corij
voc'
12.
hides
of
greene
leather
,
ad
valenc
8.
li.
&
6.
duodenas
pell'
vitulor̄
,
voc'
6.
dozen
of
Calueskins
,
ad
valenc'
4.
li.
x.
s.
quae
quidem
terg'
&
pell'
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
,
color̄
officij
sui
extorsiue
&
iniuste
cepit
,
scisiuit
,
&
asportauit
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
I.
contra
leges
&
ordinationes
dictae
dominae
Reginae
regni
sui
Angl'
,
&
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
An
indictment
against
the
register
of
an
Archbishop
,
for
his
extortious
taking
of
more
fees
then
he
ought
,
for
the
probate
of
a
testament
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
Sect.
111.
come
E.
generosus
,
primo
die
mensis
Aug
'
&c.
(
adtunc
scriba
,
(
siue
Registarius
)
reuerendi
in
Christo
patris
,
D.
tunc
permissione
diuina
E.
Archiepiscopi
existens
,
apud
M.
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
colore
officij
sui
praedicti
,
extorsiue
ac
iniuriose
cepit
de
quodam
I.
S.
de
M.
praedicta
in
dicto
comit'
E.
Tanner
,
duos
solidos
legalis
morietae
Angl'
,
pro
feodo
ipsius
A.
B.
pro
scriptione
probationis
vnius
testamenti
cuiusdam
R.
N.
(
qui
quidem
R.
N.
apud
M.
praedictam
infra
dioecesem
dicti
D.
Archiepiscopi
vicesimo
quarto
die
Iulij
,
Anno
supradicto
mortuus
est
)
vbi
reuera
idem
Testamentum
tunc
ibidem
allatum
est
ad
dictum
scribam
(
siue
Registrarium
)
per
dictum
I.
S.
in
pergameno
scriptum
:
&
vbi
omnia
bona
,
Iura
,
&
credita
dicti
R.
N.
dicto
tempore
dictae
mortis
suae
non
excedebant
summam
quinque
librarum
:
&
vbi
etiam
tota
dicta
scriptio
probationis
testamenti
praedicti
per
praefatum
scribam
(
siue
Registrarium
)
sic
vt
praefertur
facta
,
non
continebat
in
se
qua
draginta
lineas
quarum
quaeque
linea
erat
decem
pollicium
in
longitudine
:
In
magnam
dicta
Dominae
reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
Domini
Henrici
nuper
regis
Angliae
octaui
tento
,
Anno
regni
sui
vicesimo
primo
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
An
indictment
against
an
Escheator
,
vpon
the
statute
of
33.
H.
8.
for
sitting
&
inquiring
by
collour
of
his
office
,
without
writ
,
of
lands
holden
of
the
Queene
,
aboue
the
yearely
value
of
fiue
pounds
.
IVratores
&c.
quod
cum
in
statut'
in
Parliament̄
Domini
H.
nuper
regis
Sect.
112.
Angliae
octaui
apud
Westm
Ann̄
regni
sui
33.
&c.
quod
nullus
eschetor
sederet
tantum
virtute
officij
sui
pro
inquisitione
,
de
tenura
,
titulo
,
vel
valore
aliquarum
terrarum
,
tenementor̄
,
siue
hereditament̄
,
vbi
eadem
terr'
,
tennta
,
seu
haereditament̄
,
sint
valoris
5.
librar̄
per
annum
,
vel
supra
,
&
tent'
de
domino
rege
,
sine
breui
domini
Regis
sibi
inde
dirigend'
,
sub
pena
amittendi
&
foris
faciendi
pro
quolibet
tempore
quo
sederet
&
faceret
inquisitionem
contra
formam
huius
statuti
,
quinque
libras
,
in
qua
secta
&c.
prout
&c.
Quidam
tamen
R.
B.
statutum
pred'
&c.
existent
escheator
Dominae
Reg'
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
tali
die
&
anno
,
apud
D.
in
pred'
come
E.
sedebat
,
tantum
colore
officij
sui
ad
inquirend'
post
mort̄
cuiusd'
A.
E.
de
tenura
,
titulo
,
&
valore
duorum
mes
.
xl
.
acrar̄
pasc'
,
30.
acrarum
prati
,
50.
acrar̄
pasturae
,
&
20.
acrar̄
bosci
,
cum
pertinent
in
O.
in
come
E.
praed'
annui
valoris
decem
librarum
&
vltra
,
et
tent'
de
dna
Regina
,
absque
aliquo
breui
ipsius
domin'
sibi
inde
directo
,
in
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
contemptum
,
&
contra
formam
et
prouisionem
statuti
praed'
&c.
An
inquisition
taken
before
a
Coroner
vpon
the
view
of
the
bodie
of
one
which
had
hanged
himselfe
in
a
leather
girdle
vpon
the
bough
of
a
tree
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
N.
in
comitat'
pred'
13.
die
April
'
anno
Sect.
113.
&c.
35.
coram
Iohanne
N.
gen
,
vno
Coronat̄
dictae
domin'
Reg'
comitatus
pred'
,
super
visum
corporis
cuiusdam
H.
W.
de
D.
in
come
E.
praed'
Sho.
ibid'
mortui
ia
cent̄
,
ꝑ
sacrament̄
&c.
qui
dicunt
super
sacrament̄
suum
,
quod
pnd'
H.
4.
die
Apr̄
,
ann
regni
dictae
dominae
Reg'
35.
supradicto
,
circa
hor̄
4.
post
meridiem
eiusd'
diei
,
deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habens
,
sed
instigatione
diabolic'
seduct'
in
quodam
prato
cuiusd'
W.
S.
gen
apud
T.
pred'
come
G.
voc'
E.
Meadow
,
adtunc
&
ibid'
solus
existens
,
cum
vno
cingulo
corij
,
precij
1.
deanr̄
,
qd
ipse
adtunc
&
ibid'
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
&
vnum
finem
inde
circa
collum
suum
adtunc
&
ibid'
posuit
,
&
circa
ramum
cuiusdam
arboris
salicis
alter̄
finem
indeligauit
&
seipsum
adtunc
&
ibid'
voluntar̄
&
felonice
suspend'
,
fuffocabat
,
&
strangulabat
.
Et
sicu
lur̄
pnd'
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
,
qđ
pnd'
H.
W.
modo
&
forma
praedict'
adtu●c
&
ibiđ
voluntarie
&
felonice
,
vt
felo
de
se
,
seipsum
murderauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
quod
idem
B.
nulla
habuit
bona
seu
catalla
,
terras
neque
tenementa
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
tam
praefat'
coronat̄
quam
iur̄
predict'
,
praesent̄
sigill'
sua
apposuer̄
,
datum
die
,
anno
&
loco
supradictis
.
Of
Forcible
entrie
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
5.
R.
2.
for
pulling
vp
by
the
rootes
of
100.
pearches
of
quick
set
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
&c.
quod
cum
in
Statuto
in
Pa●liamento
Sect.
114.
Domini
R.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
secund'
post
conquest'
apud
Westm
in
come
Middl'
,
Anno
regni
sui
5.
tent'
,
edit'
,
inter
caerere
ordi●at̄
sit
quod
nullus
faceret
ingressum
in
aliquam
terram
siue
tenementa
,
nisrin
cas.
vbi
ingressus
datur
per
legem
,
&
in
illo
casu
,
non
manuforti
,
nec
cum
multitudine
gentium
,
sed
licito
et
quieto
modo
tantum
.
Et
si
quis
contrarium
fecerit
,
&
inde
debite
conuict̄
fuerit
,
per
imprisonamen'
corpor̄
sui
puniatur
,
&
finem
ad
voluntat̄
domin'
Regis
fac'
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
inter
alia
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
T.
H.
de
I.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
Y.
&c.
et
alij
malefactores
ignot̄
&c.
statutum
praedict'
minime
ponderant̄
secundo
die
M.
&c.
vi
et
armis
viz.
baculis
,
gladijs
,
falcastris
,
et
bisurcis
,
in
vnam
clausum
I.
C.
Militis
iacent̄
apud
Arrow
.
in
comitat'
E.
praedicto
,
in
quodam
loco
ibidem
voc'
A.
super
possessionem
eiusdem
I.
C.
Militis
,
vbi
ingressus
cis
aut
eorum
alicui
non
datur
per
legem
,
illicite
ingressum
fecerunt
,
&
centum
particas
sepium
viuar̄
,
ipsius
I.
C.
Militis
,
adtunc
et
ibidem
crescent̄
eradicauer̄
,
euulserunt
,
et
spoliauerunt
,
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
&
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
I.
C.
Militis
,
et
contra
formam
statuti
predict'
&c.
For
forcible
Entrie
vpon
the
statue
of
An.
5.
R.
2.
for
entring
into
a
messuage
and
expulsing
of
the
owner
thereof
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
instatuto
in
parliamento
Sect.
115.
domini
Rich'
nuper
reginae
Angliae
post
conquestum
2.
apud
Westmonast'
Anno
regni
sui
v.
tent'
,
ordinat̄
et
stabilit̄
existit
,
quod
nulla
persona
extunc
faceret
aliquem
ingr̄
in
aliquas
terras
vel
tenementa
,
nisi
in
cas
.
vbi
ingressus
ei
datur
per
legem
,
&
in
huiusmodi
casu
,
non
manufort̄
,
nec
cum
multitudine
gentium
,
sed
quieto
et
pacifico
modo
tantum
.
Et
si
aliqua
persona
extunc
de
caetero
in
contratium
faceret
,
et
inde
debito
modo
conuinceretur
,
puniretur
per
imprisonament̄
corporis
sui
,
&
vlterius
finem
et
redemptionem
eidem
domino
Regi
,
ad
voluntatem
et
placitum
ipsius
domini
Regis
faceret
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
inter
alia
plenius
continetur
.
Sed
quidam
W.
nuper
de
K.
in
comitaut
E.
predict'
Husbandman
,
I.
W.
senior
de
E.
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
Husbandman
,
&
I.
W.
nuper
de
E.
predict'
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
Laborer
,
statut'
predict'
minime
ponder̄
,
nec
paenam
in
eodem
statuto
contentam
aliqualiter
verent̄
,
sed
illud
potius
contemnentes
,
xxiiij
.
die
Ianuar̄
&c.
apud
S.
in
come
E.
predict'
,
in
vnum
mesuagium
siue
tenement'
existens
liber̄
tenement'
cuiusdam
I.
H.
illicite
et
manuforti
ingress
.
fecerunt
,
vbi
nec
ipsis
nec
eorum
alicui
huiusmodi
ingressus
datur
per
legem
,
ac
ipsum
I.
H.
inde
iniuste
expuler̄
,
ipsumque
I.
sic
inde
expulsum
,
a
predict'
xxiiij
.
die
Ian.
Anno
pred'
,
vsque
ad
xxxj
.
diem
eiusdem
mensis
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
,
illicite
et
manufort̄
extratenuer̄
,
in
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
et
graue
damnum
ipsius
I.
et
contra
formam
statuti
pred'
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
&c.
An
indictment
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
8.
H.
6.
for
entring
with
force
into
a
barne
in
the
possession
of
the
farmer
thereof
,
and
for
keeping
of
the
same
with
force
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
nunc
praesentant
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
Sect.
116.
in
parliamento
dni
H.
nuper
Reg.
Angl'
sexti
,
apud
Westm
in
come
Midd'
,
Anno
regni
sui
8.
tent'
,
aedit̄
,
inter
caetera
cōtinet̄
,
quod
si
aliqua
persona
siue
aliquae
personae
,
de
aliquibus
terris
seu
tentis
manufort̄
expuls
.
seu
disseisit̄
sit
,
vel
pacifice
expellatur
,
&
postea
manufort̄
extra
teneat̄
,
vel
aliquod
feoffament̄
vel
discontinuatio
inde
post
talem
ingressum
ad
ius
possessoris
defraudand'
&
tollend'
aliquo
modo
fiat
,
habeat
in
hac
parte
pars
grauat̄
,
versus
talem
disseisitor̄
Assisam
nouae
disseisinae
,
vel
breue
de
transgres
.
Et
si
pars
grauat̄
,
per
assisam
vel
ꝑ
actionem
transgressionis
recuperet
,
&
per
veredictum
vel
aliquo
alio
modo
per
debit'
legis
formam
inueniat̄
,
quod
pars
defenden̄
in
terr'
&
tenement'
illa
,
vi
ingressa
fuit
,
vel
ea
per
vim
post
ingress
.
suum
tenuit
:
recuperet
quer'
danna
sua
ad
triplum
,
versus
talem
defend'
,
&
vlterius
idem
defend'
finem
&
redemption
dicto
dno
Reg.
faceret
,
prout
in
statuto
pnd'
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
W.
W.
nuper
de
W.
in
praedict'
come
E.
Husband
,
&
C.
D.
nuper
de
W.
pred'
,
in
praed'
come
E.
Labourer
,
statutum
pred'
minime
ponderant̄
,
nec
paenam
in
●odem
statut'
cōtent̄
aliqualiter
verentes
,
xix
.
die
Febr.
Anno
&c.
in
vnum
horreum
apud
W.
praed'
adtunc
existent
liberum
tenement'
R.
W.
gener̄
,
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladiis
&c.
manuforti
&
illicite
super
possessionem
cuiusdam
A.
M.
tunc
firmarij
praed'
W.
horr̄
praed'
intrauerunt
&
ingressum
fecerunt
,
&
ipsum
A.
vi
&
armis
praed'
ac
manufort̄
&
illicite
tunc
inde
expulerunt
&
eiecerunt
,
&
praef.
R.
W.
inde
iniuste
disseisiuerunt
,
et
praef.
R.
W.
sic
inde
disseisitum
a
praed'
xix
.
die
Febr.
Anno
xv
.
supradicto
,
vsque
diem
captionis
huius
Inquisitionis
,
de
praed'
horreo
vi
&
armis
praed'
,
et
manuforti
extra
tenuer̄
,
&
adhuc
extratenent
,
in
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Reg.
nunc
,
&
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
R.
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
,
contra
formam
statuti
praed'
,
vbi
nullus
eorum
nec
ipsi
nec
aliquis
alius
cuius
statum
ipsi
,
aut
aliquis
eorum
habuit
aut
habuerunt
,
infra
tres
annos
proximos
ante
ingressum
suum
praed'
,
aliquid
in
dictis
horreis
&c.
aut
in
aliqua
inde
parcella
habuit
&c.
An
inquisition
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
8.
H.
6.
wherein
is
found
that
one
was
with
force
and
armes
expulsed
out
of
the
possession
of
a
manor
and
lands
.
INquisitio
capta
apud
W.
in
come
S.
primo
die
I.
anno
regni
dominae
Elizab.
Sect.
117.
dei
gratia
&c.
35.
coram
R.
W.
Mil'
F.
G.
arm̄
R.
F.
Iustic'
dictae
dominae
reginae
ad
pacem
in
come
praed'
conseruand'
,
necnon
ad
diuersa
felon'
,
transgress
.
&
alia
malefacta
in
eodem
comitatu
perpetrat̄
audiend'
&
terminand'
assign'
per
sacramentum
xij
.
Iur'
exist'
praesent̄
,
qui
dicunt
super
eorum
sacrament̄
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
domini
H.
6.
nuper
regis
Angl'
apud
W.
anno
regni
sui
octauo
tent'
edit'
,
inter
cetera
contineatur
quod
si
aliqua
persona
de
aliquibus
terris
vel
tenementis
manuforti
expulsa
sit
vel
disseisita
,
vel
pacifice
expellatur
,
et
postea
manuforti
extra
teneatur
,
vel
aliud
feoffamentum
vel
discont̄
inde
,
post
talem
ingressum
,
ad
ius
possessoris
defraudand'
seu
tollend'
aliquo
modo
fiat
,
habeat
pars
in
hac
parta
grauata
,
versus
talem
disseisitorem
.
Ass.
noue
disleisin̄
,
vel
breue
de
transgr̄
,
Et
si
pars
grauata
per
Ass
.
vel
per
actionem
transgr̄
recuperet
,
&
per
veredictum
,
vel
alio
modo
,
per
debitam
legis
formam
inueniatur
,
quod
pars
def.
in
terras
&
tenement'
ill'
vi
ingressum
fec'
,
vel
ea
post
ingressum
suum
,
per
vim
tenuerit
,
recuperet
querens
damna
sua
ad
triplum
versus
defend'
,
&
vlterius
finem
&
redemptionem
domino
regifaciat
,
prout
in
statuto
praedict'
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
I.
S.
nuper
de
A.
in
comitatu
S.
praedict'
Yeoman
,
&
alij
ad
numerum
vj.
personarum
Iur'
ignot̄
statutum
praedict'
minime
verent̄
,
ix
.
die
Aug.
Anno
regni
dominae
nosttae
Elizab.
nunc
Reginae
A.
24.
R.
W.
armig'
de
manerio
de
G.
cum
pertinent
in
A.
in
comitatu
praedict'
,
&
de
ducentis
acris
terrae
,
xx
.
acr
prati
,
&
centum
acr
pastur'
,
cum
prrtinen̄
,
in
A.
praedict'
in
comitatu
praed'
,
vi
&
armis
&
manuforti
,
viz.
gladijs
,
baculis
,
&
cultellis
,
propulerunt
&
disseisiuerunt
,
&
ipsum
six
expulsum
,
&
diss
.
a
praed'
nono
die
A.
Ann̄
supradict'
vsque
diem
captionis
huius
inquisitionis
,
manuforti
&
vi
&
armis
,
praed'
R.
W.
extra
tenuerunt
,
cont̄
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
&
contra
formam
statuti
praed'
in
hoc
casu
editi
&
prouisi
.
For
counterfaiting
of
a
protection
and
putting
to
it
the
great
seale
,
taken
from
other
old
letters
Pattents
.
IVrat̄
praes.
quod
R.
D.
nuper
de
H.
in
come
H.
Husbandman
,
&
Sect.
118.
alij
machinantes
,
quomodo
populum
domini
regis
nunc
subtilissime
poterint
decipere
vel
defraudare
,
&
dominum
regem
,
de
his
quae
ad
ipsum
regem
pertinent
,
&
regalia
sua
,
vt
de
feod'
magni
sigilli
&
huiusmodi
,
exhaeredare
,
&
veram
legem
Angl'
,
a
toto
tempore
vsitatam
&
approbatam
,
subuertere
&
adnullare
,
xvj
.
die
Februar̄
&c.
apud
T.
in
comitatu
M.
deceptiue
,
falso
&
proditorie
quasdam
falsas
literas
patentes
,
ad
similitudinem
script'
cancellar̄
domini
regis
,
contrafac'
,
quasi
essent
literae
patentes
,
de
protectionoe
ipsius
reg.
sub
nomine
I.
K.
clerici
hanaperij
Domini
Regis
,
ac
vnius
clericorum
Cancellariae
praedict'
script'
,
hunc
tenorem
continent̄
,
viz.
H.
dei
gratia
&c.
reciting
the
Letters
patents
verbatim
,
Ac
cum
ijdem
R.
B.
&
alij
&c.
dictas
falsas
literas
patent̄
sic
vt
premittit̄
,
controfecissent
,
non
habentes
magnum
sigillum
dni
regis
,
deceptorie
,
falso
,
&
proditorie
,
machinant̄
,
qualiter
ipsi
falsas
&
fictas
literas
patentes
huiusmodi
subtilius
poterant
sigillare
,
&
magnum
sigillum
dni
regis
contrafacere
,
dict̄
16.
die
Februarij
anno
supradict'
apud
B.
in
come
pred'
quoddam
magnum
sigillum
dni
regis
,
super
quasd
'
patent̄
ipsius
dni
regis
praeante
pend'
,
&
debit'
impositum
,
acceperunt
,
assumentes
sibi
regiam
potestatem
,
&
ipsum
regem
regali
sua
auctorit̄
(
quantum
in
eis
fuit
)
priuant̄
,
adtunc
&
ibid'
cum
quodam
cultello
arripuerunt
,
et
illud'
,
dictis
falsis
,
fictis
et
contrafactis
literis
patent̄
,
decept̄
et
proditor̄
apposuerunt
,
et
annexerunt
,
et
easdem
literas
sigillauer̄
,
sigill'
ill'
subtilit̄
recludendo
,
quasi
sic
non
fecissent
,
et
sic
magnum
sigillum
domini
regis
ad
tunc
&
ibidem
prodit̄
cōtrafecer̄
,
et
cum
praemissa
sic
fecissent
,
dictas
falsas
et
contrafact̄
literas
patentes
,
ac
vt
praed'
sigillatas
,
8.
die
Mart̄
&c.
apud
villam
de
S.
in
comitatu
M.
ac
in
diuersis
locis
eiusd'
come
,
tanquam
literas
patent̄
ipsius
domini
regis
de
protect̄
,
deceptor̄
,
falso
,
et
proditorie
,
publicauerunt
,
&
diuersas
pecuniarum
summas
,
de
diuersis
ligeis
dni
reg.
receperunt
,
virtute
dictar̄
falsarum
fictarum
&
contrafactarum
literarum
patent̄
,
in
deception̄
dni
regis
,
ac
populi
sui
preiudic'
,
et
exheredationem
manifestam
&c.
An
indictment
against
a
minister
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
5.
H.
8.
for
forgeing
of
an
indenture
of
bargaine
&
saile
of
lands
.
INquitatur
pro
domina
regina
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
Sect.
119.
domini
H.
8.
nuper
regis
Angl'
apud
Westm
anno
regni
sui
quint̄
,
tent'
,
aedit̄
,
&c.
quod
si
aliqua
persona
siue
personae
quaecunque
post
primum
diem
Iunij
tunc
proxim'
sequentem
,
ex
sua
propria
mente
&
imaginatione
,
seu
per
falsam
conspirationem
et
fraudem
,
cum
alijs
,
scienter
,
subtiliter
,
et
falso
fabricaret
siue
faceret
,
siue
subtiliter
causaret
,
seu
scienter
consentiret
fabricari
,
siue
fieri
,
aliquod
falsum
factum
,
chartam
,
seu
scriptum
sigillatum
,
Rotul'
curiae
,
aut
testamentum
alicuius
personae
,
siue
personarum
in
scriptis
,
ea
intentione
,
quod
status
liberi
tenementi
,
seu
haereditatis
alicuius
personae
,
siue
personar̄
de
,
in
,
aut
ad
aliqua
terras
,
tenementa
,
seu
haereditamenta
liberae
,
tenurae
,
aut
customar̄
,
vel
rectum
,
titulus
,
siue
interesse
,
alicuius
personae
,
siue
personarum
,
de
,
in
vel
ad
eadem
,
siue
aliquod
eorum
,
molestari
,
perturbari
,
destrui
,
recuperari
,
vel
onerari
,
poterit
,
aut
contingeret
,
aut
post
praed'
primum
diem
Iunij
pronunciaret
,
publicaret
,
seu
ostenderet
in
euidentiam
,
aliquod
tale
falsum
&
effictum
factum
,
cartam
,
scriptum
,
Rotul'
curiae
,
aut
testamentum
,
tanquam
vera
,
sciens
eadem
facta
falsa
ac
ficta
(
vt
praefertur
)
ad
intentionem
supramencionat̄
,
&
inde
foret
conuictus
,
aut
super
aliquam
actionem
siue
actiones
fabricandi
falsa
facta
,
super
hoc
statut'
fundand'
ad
sectam
partis
grauatae
,
vel
aliter
,
secundum
ordinem
&
debit'
cursum
legum
huius
Regni
Angl'
,
aut
super
billam
vel
informationem
in
Curiam
camerae
Stell
'
exhibend'
,
iuxta
ordinem
&
vsum
Curiae
ill'
:
solueret
parti
grauatae
,
custagia
&
damna
sua
ad
duplum
,
inueniend'
seu
assidend'
,
in
curia
vbi
huiusmodi
conuictio
foret
:
ac
etiam
statueretur
super
collistrigium
in
aliqua
aperta
villa
mercatoria
,
aut
alio
loco
aperto
,
&
ibidem
haberet
ambas
aures
suas
absciscas
,
ac
nares
suas
interscissas
&
in
partes
diuisas
,
&
ferro
igneo
cauterisatas
,
sic
quod
remanere
possent
pro
perpetua
nota
&
signo
falsitatis
sue
,
&
foresfaceret
dominae
Regin̄
heredibus
&
successoribus
suis
integr̄
exitus
&
proficua
terrarum
&
teuementorum
suorum
durante
vita
sua
,
ac
etiam
sufferret
&
haberet
perpetuum
imprisonamentum
durante
vita
ipsius
,
praedictis
damnis
&
custagijs
recuperand'
ad
sectam
partis
grauatae
(
vt
prefertur
)
primo
solnendis
&
leuandis
de
bonis
et
catallis
offendentis
,
&
de
exitibus
&
proficuis
dictarum
terrarum
,
tenementorum
,
&
hereditamentor̄
huiusmodi
partis
conuictae
,
aut
vnius
seu
vtriusque
eorum
praed'
titulo
dict'
dominae
Reginae
hered'
vel
successorum
suorum
ad
eadem
,
non
obstante
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
inter
alia
plenius
liquet
.
Quidam
tamen
T.
M.
de
C.
in
praedict'
come
E.
Clericus
,
statutum
praed'
non
ponderans
,
nec
paenam
in
eodem
contentam
verens
,
post
praed'
primum
diem
Iunij
,
scilicet
&c.
apud
T.
in
praedict'
comitatu
E.
exsua
propriamente
&
falsa
imaginatione
,
conspiratione
,
et
couina
,
quoddam
falsum
factum
,
viz.
quand'
Indenturam
,
per
quam
quidam
T.
A.
barganizaret
&
venderet
omnes
illas
terras
&
tenementa
vocat'
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
T.
in
praed'
comitatu
E.
cuidam
I.
S.
scient̄
,
subtilit̄
,
&
falso
fabricauit
et
fecit
,
&
eandem
Indenturam
tunc
et
ibidem
pronunciauit
,
publicauit
,
&
legifecit
,
&
in
euidentiam
ostendit
,
ad
molestand'
,
destruendum
,
&
perturbandum
statum
,
possessionem
,
titulum
&
interesse
praed'
T.
B.
in
terris
&
tenementis
predict
,
per
quod
idem
T.
B.
de
possessione
,
titulo
,
et
interesse
suis
,
ad
tenementa
praedict'
cum
pertinentijs
multipliciter
pregrauat̄
&
vexat̄
existit
,
in
dictae
dominae
Reg'
legisque
sue
contemptum
manifestum
,
&
ipsius
T.
dampnum
non
modicum
&
grauamen
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
&c.
For
forestalling
the
Market
,
and
buying
Saltfishe
by
the
way
in
comming
to
the
Market
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
quod
cum
R.
N.
de
ciuitate
N.
in
comitatu
Sect'
120.
ciuit̄
N.
mercator
possessionatus
fuit
de
mille
salsament̄
vt
de
suis
bonis
proprijs
,
si
I.
T.
de
ciuitate
N.
praed'
Fishmonger
,
tertio
die
&c.
apud
N.
praed'
in
come
praedict'
ciuit̄
N.
&
diuers
.
alijs
diebus
tam
antea
quam
post
,
praefat'
R.
N.
tunc
&
ibidem
obuiand'
cum
dictis
mille
salsament̄
in
mercat̄
ciuitat̄
praedict'
in
comitatu
praed'
venditur̄
praed'
mille
salfament̄
de
praeef
.
R.
N.
adtunc
&
ibidem
extra
mercatum
ill'
emit
&
forstallauit
,
per
quod
,
praed'
R.
N.
praedict'
mille
salsament̄
ad
mercat̄
p̄d̄
non
adduxit
in
contempt̄
dominae
Reg'
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersor̄
statut'
in
hmndi
casu
edit̄
&
prouis
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
33.
H.
8.
against
a
Tipler
for
keeping
of
a
common
bowling
Alley
,
and
against
diuers
others
for
vsing
to
bowle
in
the
same
Alley
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect'
121.
E.
Tipler
,
secundo
die
Septembris
Anno
&c.
&
continue
post
dictum
diem
Anno
supradicto
,
vsque
primum
diem
mensis
Octobris
,
Anno
supradicto
apud
C.
praedictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
quendam
communem
locum
iaciendi
globos
(
vocatum
Anglice
,
a
common
bowling
Alley
)
pro
lucro
ipsius
A.
B.
proprio
,
&
ad
ludendum
tunc
ibidem
cum
globis
(
Anglice
vocatis
Bowles
)
illicite
tenuit
,
custodiuit
,
ac
manutenuit
,
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
domini
Henrici
nuper
regis
Angliae
8.
tento
anno
regni
sui
33.
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
:
Et
quod
I.
S.
de
O.
praedict'
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
Labourer
,
&
tres
aliae
personae
ignotae
,
dicto
secundo
die
Septembr̄
anno
supradicto
,
dictum
communem
locum
vsitauerunt
,
ac
tunc
ibidem
cum
globis
(
Anglice
vocatis
Bowles
)
insimul
&
illicite
luserunt
,
contra
formam
statuti
praedicti
&c.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
8.
H.
5.
for
gilding
of
the
hilt
of
a
dagger
with
the
finest
gold
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
S.
in
dicto
comitatu
Sect'
122.
E.
Aurifaber
,
secundo
die
Iulij
Anno
&c.
35.
apud
S.
praedictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
quoddam
manubrium
pugionis
ferrei
(
Anglice
dictum
a
dagger
hilt
of
yron
)
cuiusdam
E.
D.
de
S.
praedicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
yeoman
,
valcris
duorum
solidorum
,
auro
purissimo
ad
valentiam
quinque
solidorum
deaurauit
(
Anglice
did
guild
with
the
finest
Gold
)
in
magnum
Reipublice
detrimentum
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
domini
H.
nuper
Regis
Anglie
quinti
,
tento
Ann̄
regni
sui
octauo
in
hmndi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
.
An
Indictment
against
a
Blackesmith
for
selling
of
a
gelding
to
a
Scot
to
be
conueied
into
Scotland
without
the
Queenes
licence
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
quarto
die
mensis
Iulij
,
Sect'
123.
Anno
regni
dict̄
dominae
nostr'
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reg.
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
E.
Blacksmith
,
apud
quendam
locum
vocatum
le
Ferrie
(
in
C.
predicta
in
Comitatu
E.
praedicto
existentem
(
vnum
spadonem
(
Anglice
dictum
a
Gelding
)
coloris
albi
,
&
praetij
quatuor
librarum
legalis
monetae
Angliae
,
cuidam
A.
D.
generoso
(
natione
homine
Scoto
)
pro
summa
quatuor
librarum
in
pecunijs
numeratis
praedicto
A.
B.
per
prefatum
A.
D.
tunc
ibidem
solutis
voluntarie
vendidit
.
Ac
tunc
&
ibidem
,
cundem
equmn
eidem
A.
D.
ca
intentione
ad
equum
praedictum
in
regnum
Scotiae
abdueendum
&
conueiandum
(
absque
aliqua
speciali
licentia
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
nunc
,
per
literas
suas
patentes
sub
magno
Sigillo
Anglie
ad
idem
sicfaciendum
inde
prius
obtenta
)
voluntarie
&
felonice
tradidit
ac
deliberauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
nunc
,
ac
in
eneruationem
huius
regni
sui
Angliae
,
necnon
contr̄
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
preantea
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
beating
of
two
Horses
,
of
which
beating
the
one
of
them
died
presently
,
and
the
other
was
sore
hurt
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
E.
H.
&c.
decimo
die
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
&c.
duos
equos
Sect'
124.
coloris
albi
,
praecij
&c.
de
bonis
&
catallis
cuiusdam
I.
F.
apud
M.
in
praed'
comitatu
E.
inuent'
quodam
baculo
percussit
&
verberauit
,
in
tantum
quod
vnus
equus
equorum
praedict'
ex
percussione
&
verberatione
illi'
,
ibidem
incontinenter
interijt
,
alterque
equor̄
praed'
multipliciter
fatigat̄
laesus
&
deteriorat̄
existit
.
Et
alij
enormia
eidem
I.
F.
intulit
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
I.
F.
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
13.
E.
1.
against
the
inhabitants
of
a
Towne
for
the
not
taking
of
such
persons
which
had
robhed
one
of
C.
li.
the
partie
robbed
making
Hue
and
crie
,
and
giuing
notice
to
the
inhatants
of
the
same
Towne
of
the
robbery
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
in
Statuto
in
parliamento
Sect'
125.
domin'
E.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
primi
,
progenitoris
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
apud
Winton
,
Anno
regni
sui
xiij
.
tent'
,
aedit̄
,
inter
cetera
ordinat̄
sit
,
pro
co
quod
,
de
die
,
in
diem
roberie
,
homicidia
,
incendia
domorum
,
&
latrocinia
,
plus
solit̄
tunc
fiebant
quam
antea
solebant
,
&
felones
non
potissent
esse
attinct'
per
sacramentum
Iurat̄
,
qui
magis
voluntarie
permittebant
felonias
fieri
gentibus
extraneis
,
&
felones
euadere
absque
paena
,
quam
malefactores
Indictari
,
vbi
maior
pars
fuerunt
gentes
de
eadem
patria
,
vel
ad
minus
,
si
malefactores
fuerunt
de
alia
patria
,
eorum
receptores
fuerunt
devisu
,
vbi
huiusmodi
malefacta
ficbant
,
&
hoc
faciebant
,
pro
eo
quod
sacramenta
cisdem
Iurator̄
non
ministrabantur
,
nec
in
patria
vbi
felonie
ille
fiebant
,
&
quoad
restitutionem
damnorum
,
pena
ante
nunc
,
non
fuit
prouis
.
pro
concelament̄
&
negligentia
suis
.
Idem
nuper
Rex
pro
posse
huiusmodi
felonias
debilitand'
&
decrescend'
stabiliuit
penam
in
illo
casu
,
ita
quod
exinde
magis
pro
timore
penequam
pro
pauore
sacrament̄
,
nullis
felonibus
extunc
parcerent
,
nec
aliquis
felonias
extunc
concelaret
,
&
quod
proclam̄
fierent
in
omnibus
Comit̄
,
hundred
'
,
mercat̄
,
ferijs
,
&
omnibus
alijs
locis
vbi
multitudo
gentium
foret
assemblata
,
sic
quod
nulli
per
ignorantiam
se
possint
excusare
,
&
quod
quelibet
patria
extunc
sic
possit
custodiri
quod
instanter
post
roberias
&
felonias
factas
,
recens
insecut̄
fieret
de
villa
in
villam
,
de
patria
in
patriam
,
et
etiam
inquisitiones
fierent
,
si
necesse
foret
,
in
villis
,
ꝑ
ipsum
qui
dominus
vel
superior
esset
in
villa
,
&
postea
in
hundred
'
et
franchesia
,
&
in
comitatu
,
&
aliquando
in
duobus
,
tribus
,
vel
quatuor
come
,
in
casu
quando
felonie
facte
fuer'
in
Marchijs
&
confinijs
come
,
ita
quod
malefactores
potuissent
esse
attincti
.
Et
si
patria
de
corporibus
huiusmodi
malefact'
non
responderet
,
pena
talis
esset
,
quod
quelibet
patria
,
scilicet
homines
in
patria
commorantes
,
responderent
de
roberijs
factis
&
damn̄
,
sic
quod
totum
hundred
'
,
vbi
roberia
facta
fuit
,
cum
franchesijs
,
que
essent
infra
precinctum
eiusdem
hundredi
responderet
de
roberijs
factis
.
Et
si
roberia
foret
in
diuersis
duorum
hundred
orum
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
responderent
in
de
ambo
hundreda
,
simul
cum
franches
.
que
forent
infra
precinctum
hundred
'
praedict'
,
et
longioris
temporis
spacium
non
haberet
patria
post
roberiam
et
felonias
factas
,
quam
xl
.
dierum
,
infra
quos
faceret
emend'
de
roberia
vel
de
malefactis
,
vel
responderet
de
corporibus
malefactorum
,
prout
in
statuto
praedict'
plenius
continetur
.
Ac
cum
quidam
malefactores
ignoti
3.
die
M.
Ann̄
&c.
apud
N.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
que
quidem
villa
est
infra
hundredum
de
H.
vi
&
armis
,
videlicet
,
gladijs
,
baculis
,
&
cultellis
,
in
quendam
O.
C.
insultum
fecerunt
,
et
centum
libras
de
denarijs
ipsius
O.
ibidem
inuent'
,
felonice
ab
eodem
O.
spoliauerunt
,
ceperunt
et
asportauerunt
contra
pacem
&c.
vt
alibi
,
Ac
idem
O.
quam
potuit
citiss
.
post
feloniam
et
spoliationem
praedict'
factas
,
scilicet
4.
die
M.
Anno
&c.
supradicto
apud
N.
praedict'
,
per
totam
eandem
villam
,
hutesium
et
clamorem
de
roberia
praedicta
fecit
,
&
noticiam
ibidem
inhabitantibus
eiusdem
ville
de
roberiailla
dedit
,
et
post
roberiam
xl
.
dies
iam
preterierunt
.
Ijdem
tamen
inhabitantes
emend'
de
roberia
praedict'
fact̄
O.
hucusque
non
fecerunt
,
nec
corpora
felonum
et
malefact̄
praedictorum
ceperunt
,
neque
de
corporibus
eorum
hususque
responderunt
,
sed
malefactores
et
▪
felones
illos
euadere
permiserunt
,
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
et
ipsius
O
▪
graue
damnum
,
et
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
&c.
An
Indistment
against
diuers
persons
vpon
the
statute
of
1.
H.
7.
for
hunting
by
night
,
in
one
of
the
Queenes
parkes
,
and
killing
of
a
brace
of
Buckes
with
Crossebowes
,
and
denying
of
the
same
vpon
their
examinations
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
secundo
die
Augusti
,
Sect
126.
Anno
regni
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberdiae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
qninto
,
inter
horas
decimam
&
vndecimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
generosus
,
D.
E.
&
G.
H.
de
F.
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
Husbandman
,
agregatis
sibi
nonnullis
alijs
malefactoribus
ignotis
,
ad
numerum
sex
personarum
,
vi
et
armis
,
videlicet
,
praelongis
baculis
,
arcubalistis
,
&
sagittis
,
clausum
&
parcum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
apud
O.
in
dict'
comitatu
F.
fregerunt
,
intrauerunt
,
&
vnum
par
demarū
dictae
dominae
Reginae
(
Anglice
vocat'
a
brace
of
Buckes
)
in
dicto
ꝑco
adtunc
&
ibidem
depascent̄
inuent'
illegitime
venati
sunt
,
ac
cum
duobus
sagittis
ex
dictis
arcubalistis
emissis
,
&
sagittatis
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
occiderunt
,
et
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
:
Ac
quod
postea
,
die
sequente
,
viz.
tertio
die
dicti
mensis
Augusti
,
Anno
supradicto
,
T.
S.
tunc
parcarius
dictae
dominae
Reginae
dicti
sui
ꝑci
de
O.
praedicta
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
informauit
apud
C.
praedictam
T.
W.
vnum
Iusticiariorum
pacis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
praedicte
,
de
illicita
venatione
praedicta
,
modo
&
forma
praedictis
facta
,
qui
quidem
Iusticiarius
superinde
warrantum
suum
in
scriptis
,
postea
videlicet
,
dicto
tertio
die
Augusti
,
Anno
supradicto
direxit
cuidam
K.
M.
vni
Constabulariorum
Hundredi
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
(
in
quo
quidem
hundredo
site
sunt
praedict'
villae
de
C.
&
F.
)
eo
tenore
,
vtidem
Constabularius
arrestaret
praenominatos
A.
B.
D.
E.
&
G.
H.
ac
eosdem
coram
eodem
lusticiario
duceret
&
haberet
,
ad
eos
de
dicta
illicita
venatione
examinandum
.
Et
quod
dicti
A.
B.
D.
E.
&
G.
H.
postea
,
scilicet
dicto
tertio
die
Augusti
Anno
supradicto
,
coram
dicto
Iusticiario
apud
C.
praedictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
per
Constabularium
praedictum
virtute
dicti
warranti
adducti
,
ac
per
eundem
Iusticiarium
per
suam
discretionem
adtunc
&
ibidem
de
dicta
illicita
venatione
,
&
de
factoribus
in
ea
parte
examinati
existentes
,
praedictam
tamen
venationem
voluntarie
&
felonice
concelauerunt
,
&
eorum
quilibet
voluntarie
&
felonice
concelauit
:
Contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
,
necnon
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
domini
H.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
septimitento
,
Anno
regni
sui
primo
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
An other
Indictment
against
diuers
persons
for
hunting
in
a
parke
in
the
night
time
,
with
iij
greyhounds
and
for
killing
a
Bucke
,
and
for
vsing
in
the
same
parke
a
nette
called
a
Buckestall
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regin̄
,
si
E.
P.
de
C.
in
comitatu
G.
gen
,
H.
P.
Sect'
127.
de
C.
in
comitatu
praedict'
gen
,
&
R.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
praed'
yeoman
,
xxx
.
die
Augusti
,
Anno
&c.
circa
horam
duodecimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
agregat̄
,
sibi
quamplur̄
alijs
malefactoribus
,
&
pacis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
perturbatoribus
ignot̄
,
vi
&
aimis
,
viz.
baculis
ferro
munit̄
arcubus
,
sagittis
,
pugionibus
&
eultellis
,
&
alijs
armis
tam
inuasiuis
quam
defensiuis
,
clausum
&
parcum
Elizab.
P.
viduae
apud
H.
Sancti
Georgij
in
come
praed'
,
iniuste
freger
&
intrauer̄
,
&
damas
ipsius
Eliz.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
parco
praed'
cubant
&
depascent̄
,
cum
tribus
canibus
leporarijs
vocat'
Greyhounds
,
&
vno
rete
vocat'
a
Buckstall
,
quod
in
parco
praedict'
tenend'
,
iniuste
venat̄
sunt
&
chasianer̄
,
&
vnam
damam
vocat'
a
Buck
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
canibus
praedict
,
riotose
ceperunt
,
occider̄
,
&
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
Elizab.
&
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
An
Indictment
against
diuers
for
chasing
of
a
Bucke
in
one
of
the
Qucenes
Forestes
with
a
greyhound
into
coards
,
where
he
was
hanged
and
killed
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
R.
M.
nuper
de
O.
in
comit'
D.
yeoman
,
Sect'
128.
R.
P.
nuper
de
P.
in
come
D.
praedict'
yeoman
,
xxix
.
die
August'
anno
&c.
forestam
dictae
dominae
Reginae
de
M.
in
come
D.
praedict'
freger̄
&
intrauer̄
,
&
vnam
damam
vocat'
a
Bucke
ad
valenc'
x.
s.
adtune
&
ibidem
inuent'
,
sine
licentia
&
voluntate
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
cum
cane
leporario
vocat'
a
Greyhound
,
fugauer̄
&
chasiauer̄
,
&
dictam
damam
apud
R.
infra
precinct'
foreste
praedict'
,
cum
fuibus
Anglice
vocat'
Halters
suspend'
&
occider̄
,
&
ipsam
damam
sic
suspens
.
&
occis
.
iniuste
ceper̄
&
asportauer̄
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
&c.
vt
supra
.
An
Indictment
against
a
Laborer
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
13.
R.
2.
for
keeping
of
a
greyhound
to
course
Hares
and
Conies
,
and
for
killing
of
a
Conie
with
his
greyhound
in
a
Conie
garth
,
not
hauing
landes
to
the
vaof
xl
.
s.
by
yere
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect'
129.
E.
Labourer
(
homo
laicus
existens
)
a
festo
S.
Bartholm̄
Apostoli
,
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Reginae
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
continue
vsque
in
hunc
presentem
diem
,
scilicet
decimum
diem
Decembris
tunc
poxim̄
scquen̄
apud
C.
praedictam
,
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
habuit
&
custodiuit
vnum
canem
(
Anglice
vocatum
a
Greyhound
)
ad
venandum
&
chaceandum
lepores
&
cuniculos
:
Et
quod
idem
A.
B.
vicesimo
septimo
die
mensis
Augusti
,
Anno
supradicto
vnum
cuniculum
valoris
4.
đ.
in
quodam
clauso
I.
S.
de
C.
praedicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
generosi
(
vocato
the
Conie
garth
)
infra
parochiam
de
C.
praedictam
in
dicto
comitat'
existent'
cum
dicto
cane
venatus
est
,
&
occidit
,
vbi
idem
A.
B.
nunquam
habuit
terras
aut
tenementa
,
ad
clarum
annuum
valorem
quadraginta
solidorum
:
In
dictae
dominae
Reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
Statuti
in
parliamento
domini
Richardi
,
olim
Regis
Angliae
secundi
,
tento
Anno
regni
sui
tertio
decimo
,
in
hoc
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
38.
E.
3.
against
diuers
Iurors
in
an
Assise
for
taking
of
rewardes
to
giue
their
verdict
,
and
also
against
an
imbraceour
in
the
same
Assise
.
IVratores
presentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
Sect'
130.
&c.
complices
I.
K.
naming
all
the
Iurors
)
&c.
Iurat̄
in
quadam
assisa
nouae
disseisinae
(
que
nnper
summonita
fuit
coram
dilectis
&
fidelibus
dictae
dominae
Reginae
I.
B.
I.
C.
&
N.
C.
nuper
Iusticiarijs
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
ad
Assisam
illam
capiendam
,
per
Breue
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
inter
W.
S.
&
I.
H.
detenementis
in
N.
in
praedicto
comit'
E.
&
postmodum
(
viz.
die
Lune
&c.
Anno
&c.
coram
prefatis
I.
B.
I.
C.
&c.
apud
M.
in
comit'
E.
praedict'
per
breue
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
si
non
omnes
capt'
posit̄
)
pro
veredicto
suo
in
hac
parte
dicendo
,
de
pref.
I.
H.
diuersas
pecuniarum
summas
,
videlicet
A.
B.
de
praedict'
I.
H.
xl
.
s.
&
alia
dona
,
scilicet
panem
,
carnes
,
&
vinum
ad
valentiam
xx
.
solid'
illegitime
ceperunt
.
Et
praedictus
I.
K.
(
Imbraciator
ciusdem
Assise
ad
eandem
ducendam
&
procurandam
)
de
prenominato
W.
S.
summam
x
marcarum
,
vicesimo
die
Augusti
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
apud
M.
predictam
,
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
illegitime
ceperunt
.
In
dicte
domine
Regine
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contraformam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
domini
Edw.
olim
Regis
Anglie
tertij
,
anno
regni
sui
tricesimo
octauo
tento
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
,
prouisi
ac
editi
.
An other
Indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
38.
E.
3.
against
Iurors
for
taking
rewardes
for
to
giue
their
verdict
in
an
Assise
:
reciting
of
the
saide
Statute
.
IVrator̄
dicunt
,
quod
vbi
in
Parliamento
domini
E.
nuper
Regis
Angl
'
Sect'
131.
3.
progenitoris
domine
Regine
nunc
,
Anno
regni
sui
xxxviij
.
tent'
,
inter
cetera
concordat̄
existit
,
quod
si
aliqui
Iur'
in
Assisa
Iur'
,
seu
aliquibus
inquisitionibus
capiend'
,
inter
dominum
regem
&
partem
,
vel
inter
partem
&
partem
,
quicquid
capiant
,
per
ipsos
,
vel
per
alios
,
de
parte
conquerent̄
,
vel
defendent̄
,
pro
veredicto
suo
dicendo
,
&
super
hoc
,
per
processum
in
quodam
articulo
de
Iur'
,
anno
regni
eiusdem
domini
Regis
xxxiiij
.
factum
conuincant̄
,
siue
sit
ad
sectam
partis
,
aut
alterius
cuiuscunque
persone
,
qui
pro
domino
rege
,
aut
pro
seipso
prosequi
voluerit
,
soluat
quilibet
dictorum
Iur'
Decies
tantum
quantum
ipse
recepit
,
&
habeat
ille
qui
sectam
produxit
,
vnam
medietatem
,
&
dominus
rex
alteram
medietat̄
,
&
quod
omnes
imbraciatores
▪
ducent̄
&
procurant̄
tales
inquisitiones
in
patria
,
pro
lucro
vel
proficuo
,
puniant̄
eisdem
modo
&
forma
,
sicut
Iur'
.
Et
si
Iur'
vel
imbraciator
i●
conuictus
,
non
habeat
vnde
in
forma
predicta
satissacere
possit
,
hab●●
imprisonament̄
vnius
anui
prout
in
ordinatione
&
concordia
praedictis
continetur
.
Quidam
T.
H.
&
I.
B.
&
I.
C.
Iurat̄
in
quadam
assisa
noue
disseisine
,
que
nuper
summ̄
fuit
coram
dilectis
&
fidelibus
dominae
Reginae
I.
A.
I.
C.
&
D.
E.
nuper
Iustic'
dominae
reginae
nunc
,
ad
assisam
illam
capiend'
assign'
,
per
breue
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
inter
W.
S.
de
L.
&
I.
P.
de
ten'
in
R.
&
S
,
Et
postmodum
,
videlicet
die
Anno
&c.
coram
prefat'
I.
A.
I.
B.
&
I.
C.
apud
W.
per
breue
dictae
dominae
Reg'
sinon
omnes
capt'
,
posit̄
pro
veredicto
suo
in
hac
parte
dicendo
,
de
pref.
I.
H.
diuersas
pecuniarum
summas
,
viz.
praed'
T.
H.
xl
.
đ.
praedict'
I.
B.
xl
.
s.
&
praeđ
I.
C.
quinque
marcas
xx
.
die
Oct'
,
Anno
&c.
apud
&c.
ceperunt
,
in
dictae
dominae
Reg'
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
ordinationis
&
concordie
praed'
&c.
For
inclosing
of
an
old
common
lying
to
a
Towne
vpon
the
which
Common
the
inhabitants
of
the
said
Towne
haue
vsed
to
haue
Common
for
all
maner
of
beasts
the
whole
yere
.
IVrat̄
presentant
quod
est
,
&
a
tempore
quo
non
extat
memoria
fuit
,
Sect'
132.
&
esse
consueuit
,
apud
villam
de
A.
in
come
M.
quedam
antiqua
communia
voc'
M.
eidem
ville
adiacens
,
ac
per
spacium
vnius
milliarij
ab
eadem
villa
extendens
,
pro
omnibus
hominibus
&
tenent̄
infra
villam
praedict'
moram
trahentibus
,
cum
bobus
,
afris
,
porcis
,
bidentibus
,
&
alijs
auerijs
suis
,
per
totum
annum
infra
communiam
praedict'
depascend'
,
quodque
omnes
illi
infra
villam
praedictam
moram
trahentes
,
a
tempore
quo
memoria
hominum
non
existit
,
infra
villam
praedictam
,
communiam
pro
auerijs
suis
praedictis
ibidem
habere
debuerunt
&
consueuerunt
,
quousque
R.
C.
cum
alijs
ignotis
de
couina
sui
ei
associatis
vi
&
armis
,
scilicet
gladijs
,
baculis
,
falcastris
,
arcubus
&
sagittis
,
die
&c.
anno
&c.
apud
E.
in
parochia
de
A.
praedict'
,
de
communia
praed'
,
iniuria
sua
propria
,
&
absque
titulo
,
clameo
,
seu
possessione
per
ipsos
habitis
,
1000.
acr
ibidem
,
cum
sepibus
&
fossatis
sibi
inclusit
&
obstipauit
,
&
illas
sic
inclusas
&
obstipat̄
,
vt
seperale
solum
suum
a
praedicto
die
&c.
vsque
&c.
tenuit
et
occupauit
in
preiudicium
et
damnum
nocumentum
et
impedimentum
omnium
hominum
et
tenentium
predictorum
,
infra
communiam
praed'
communiam
habentium
,
nec
non
contra
consuetud'
p̄đ
et
contra
pacem
dicte
dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
ingrossing
of
Barley
growing
vpon
the
ground
,
to
the
intent
to
sell
it
againe
.
INquirat̄
pro
dna
Regina
si
A.
B.
de
M.
in
come
N.
die
et
anno
&c.
apud
Sect'
133.
M.
in
paroch
.
Sancti
Iohannis
infra
Warđ
Berstret
,
in
comitat'
cinitat̄
N.
emisset
totum
hordeum
crescent
super
viginti
acras
terr'
apud
M.
in
pred'
come
N.
ad
intentionem
dictum
hordeum
reuend'
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
editi
&
prouisi
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
&c.
For
buying
and
ingrossing
of
40.
quarters
of
wheate
,
to
the
intent
to
sell
it
againe
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
C.
de
N.
Dier
,
tertio
die
&
anno
&c.
apud
N.
in
Sect.
134.
come
N.
ac
diuersis
alijs
diebus
,
tam
ante
,
quam
post
,
diuersa
grana
,
videlicet
40.
quarteria
tritici
&c.
ad
valenc'
,
&c.
emit
&
ingross
.
et
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
,
ea
intentione
ad
reuend'
gran̄
praedict'
,
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
editi
&
prouis
.
in
contemp●
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
&c.
For
not
keeping
alight
horse
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
vbi
A.
B.
de
C.
in
Sect.
135.
comitatu
E.
generosus
,
a
primo
die
Iunij
,
anno
regni
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
vsque
in
hunc
praesentem
diem
,
scilicet
primum
diem
Maij
,
anno
xxxiiij
.
supradict̄
terras
&
tenementa
in
C.
praedicta
,
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
eidem
A.
B.
&
haeredibus
suis
in
feodo
simplici
,
ad
clarum
annuum
valorem
centum
marcarum
&
amplius
vltra
omnes
reprisas
habuerit
,
ac
tenuerit
:
Idem
tamen
A.
B.
per
totum
tempus
praedictum
,
viz.
a
dicto
primo
die
Iunij
,
Anno
supradicto
vsque
nunc
,
nullum
habuit
custodiuit
,
manutenuit
,
aut
sustinuit
equum
castratum
(
Anglice
dictum
a
Gelding
)
habilem
&
idoneum
pro
leuis
armaturae
equite
(
Anglice
,
able
and
meete
for
a
light
Horseman
)
in
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
contemptum
,
ac
in
magnam
huius
regni
sui
Angliae
eneruationem
,
necnon
contra
formam
cuiusdam
Statuti
,
in
Parliamento
Philippi
&
Mariae
nuper
regis
&
reginae
Angl'
,
tento
apud
Westm
annis
regnorum
suorum
quarto
&
quinto
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
Batterie
and
Mayheme
,
by
cutting
of
the
right
thumme
.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
Domina
Regina
,
quod
tertio
die
Seprembris
,
Sect.
136.
Anno
tegni
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Staff
.
Taylor
,
vi
&
armis
quoddam
clausum
cuiusdam
I.
S.
apud
C.
predictam
,
in
comitatu
predict'
fregit
&
intrauit
,
&
in
dictum
I.
S.
tunc
ibidem
in
pace
Dei
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
existentem
,
insultum
&
affraiam
fecit
,
ac
cum
gladio
districto
,
ad
valentiam
decem
solidor̄
,
quem
dictus
A.
B.
tunc
ibidem
in
leua
manu
sua
tenuit
,
eundem
I.
S.
crudeliter
verberauit
,
ac
dextrum
pollicem
dicti
I.
S.
tunc
ibidem
vno
ictu
amputauit
,
ac
sic
eundem
I.
S.
nequiter
&
felonice
tunc
ibidem
mahemauit
,
ad
graue
incommodum
ipsius
I.
S.
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
Dom̄
Reg.
nostrae
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
.
For
Maintenance
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
31.
H.
8.
against
one
maintaining
in
an
action
of
debte
.
IVrat̄
praesentant
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
Domini
H.
Sect.
137.
nuper
Regis
Angl'
8.
apud
Westm.
xxviij
.
die
Aprilis
,
anno
regni
sui
31.
inchoat
,
tent'
,
&
ibidem
per
diuersas
prorogationes
,
vsque
xxv
.
diem
Maij
,
Anno
regni
sui
32.
prorogat̄
&
continuat̄
,
et
tunc
ibidem
tent'
per
dictum
dominum
regem
,
cum
assensu
dominorum
spiritualium
&
temporalium
ac
communitatis
in
eodem
Parliamento
congregat̄
necnon
auctoritate
eiusdem
Parliamenti
,
inter
alia
adtunc
&
ibidem
inactitat̄
existit
,
Quod
nulla
persona
siue
personae
cuiuscunque
status
,
gradus
,
siue
conditionis
,
ipse
vel
ipsi
,
fuerit
,
siue
fuerint
,
extunc
de
caetero
illicite
manuteneret
siue
manutenerent
,
aut
causaret
siue
causarent
,
procuraret
siue
procurarent
,
aliquam
illicitam
manutenentiam
,
in
aliqua
actione
,
demanda
,
secta
,
siue
quaerela
in
aliqua
Curia
Domini
Regis
,
Cancellariae
,
camerae
Stellatae
,
albae
Aulae
,
aut
alibi
infra
aliqua
dominia
Regni
Angl'
vel
Walliae
,
siue
in
Marchijs
earundem
,
vbi
aliqua
persona
siue
aliquae
personae
habent
,
seu
extunc
imposterum
haberent
auctoritatem
virtute
commissionis
Domini
Regis
suarum
literarum
patentium
,
vel
breuis
ad
tenend'
placita
terrae
,
vel
ad
examinandum
,
audiendum
,
siue
determinandum
aliquem
titulum
de
terra
,
siue
aliquam
materiam
,
vel
testes
concernent̄
titulum
,
ius
,
vel
interesse
,
aliquarum
terrarum
,
tenementorum
,
siue
haereditamentorum
:
Ac
etiam
quod
nulla
persona
siue
personae
cuiuscunque
status
,
gradus
,
vel
condicion
,
ipse
vel
ipsi
,
fuerit
siue
fuerint
,
extunc
in
futuro
illicite
retineret
siue
retinerent
,
pro
manutentione
alicuius
sectae
siue
placiti
aliquam
personam
,
aut
aliquas
personas
,
siue
imbrasiaret
vel
imbrasiarent
aliquos
liberos
tenentes
vel
iuratores
,
aut
subornaret
aliquos
testes
per
literas
,
munera
,
promissa
,
siue
aliquem
alium
sinistrum
laborem
vel
medium
,
ad
manutenendam
aliquam
mater̄
siue
causam
,
aut
ad
disturbationem
vel
impedimentum
Iustitiae
,
vel
ad
procurationem
siue
occasionem
alicuius
periurij
per
falsum
veredictum
,
aut
aliter
in
aliquibus
curijs
antedictis
,
sub
paena
forisfaciendi
pro
qualibet
huiusmodi
offensa
x.
li.
quarum
vna
medietas
esset
domino
Regi
,
altera
vero
illi
qui
pro
eadem
prosequi
voluerit
per
actionem
debiti
,
billam
,
quaerelam
,
siue
informationem
,
in
aliqua
Curia
dicti
domini
Regis
,
vbi
nullum
esson̄
,
protect'
,
vadiac'
legis
,
siue
iniunctio
allocabitur
,
prout
in
statut'
praedict'
inter
alia
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
T.
L.
statut'
praedict'
minime
ponderans
,
quandam
actionem
quae
fuit
in
curia
dominae
Reginae
,
coram
Iusticiarijs
suis
de
banco
,
inter
quendam
R.
B.
quaerent̄
,
&
quend'
T.
D.
de
placit̄
dibiti
,
pro
parte
dicti
R.
B.
versus
praef.
T.
D.
xxvij
.
die
Iunij
,
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Eliz.
nunc
Reg.
Angliae
xxxv
▪
apud
S.
in
praed'
comitat'
E.
manutenui●
&
sustentauit
,
in
Iusticiae
manifestam
retardationem
,
&
disturbantiam
,
ac
in
dictae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
&
praed'
T.
D.
graue
damnum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
&c.
For
Manslaughter
by
chancemedley
,
in
thrusting
of
one
into
the
bellie
with
a
long
sharpe
piked
staffe
.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
Sect.
138.
comitatu
E.
Shoomaker
decimo
sexto
die
Septembris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
Dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fide●
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
,
apud
C.
predict'
,
in
comitatu
praed'
E.
quendam
E.
F.
nuper
de
C.
predicta
,
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
Weauer
(
cui
tunc
ibidem
fortuito
&
casu
obuiam
venit
)
contumeliosis
verbis
lacessiuit
,
ac
in
eundem
E.
F.
tunc
&
ibidem
,
in
pace
Dei
ac
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
existentem
,
vi
&
armis
insultum
fecit
▪
&
ventrem
dicti
E.
F.
tunc
&
ibidem
cum
baculo
longo
,
cuspide
praeacuta
capitato
(
Anglice
vocato
a
long
sharpe
piked
staffe
)
quem
idem
A.
B.
tunc
ibidem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
,
felonice
pupugit
&
perfodit
,
dans
eidem
E.
F.
vulnus
mortale
in
dicto
ventre
suo
,
latitudinis
vnius
pollicis
,
&
profunditatis
septem
pollicium
,
de
quo
quidem
mortali
vulnere
idem
E.
F.
tunc
ibidem
instanter
obijt
ac
interijt
:
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
&
contra
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
For
Manslaughter
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
Regina
si
R.
S.
nuper
de
D.
in
comitatu
E.
praed
'
Sect.
139.
Yeoman
19.
die
Decemb.
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
viz.
in
quendam
T.
C.
cum
quodam
candelabro
ad
valenc'
xij
.
d'
.
quod
idem
Rich
▪
in
manu
sua
dextera
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
eundem
T.
super
caput
suum
felonice
percussit
,
dans
cidem
T.
adtunc
&
ibidem
vnam
plagam
mortalem
,
posteaque
idem
Rich.
corpus
eiusdem
T.
adtunc
&
ibid'
ad
terram
prostrat̄
manibus
genibusque
suis
tam
dire
&
violent̄
quassauit
,
ita
quod
pnd'
T.
de
plaga
&
quassation̄
praedict'
instanter
interijt
,
&
sic
praedict'
R.
praed'
T.
modo
&
forma
praed'
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
interfecit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
&c.
vt
al●bi
.
For
saying
and
hearing
of
Masse
,
contrarie
to
the
Statute
of
23.
of
Elizab.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
Domina
Regina
,
quod
I.
R.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect.
140.
comitatu
praedicto
E.
clericus
8.
die
Aprilis
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quart̄
,
apud
C.
praedictam
in
comitatu
praedicto
E.
voluntarie
dixit
,
&
celebrauit
vnam
missam
contra
formà
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Reginae
tento
apud
Westmonasterium
in
comitatu
Middlesexiae
,
anno
regni
sui
vicesimo
tertio
in
hoc
casu
prouisi
&
editi
,
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
r●ginae
,
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suam
:
Et
quod
Maria
B.
de
C.
praedicta
in
comit'
predicto
E.
vidua
,
dicto
8.
die
Aprilis
anno
supradicto
apud
C.
praedictam
,
in
comitatu
praedicto
,
E.
interfuit
praesens
tempore
dictae
celebrationis
missae
predictae
,
ac
eandem
missam
(
sic
vt
prefertur
dictam
)
adtunc
&
ibidem
voluntarie
audiuit
,
contra
formam
statuti
pred'
ac
contra
pacem
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
nostrae
.
An
indictment
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
1.
of
the
Queene
,
against
a
Priest
for
saying
of
Masse
in
the
vestrie
of
a
Church
,
and
for
vsing
in
the
celebration
of
the
Lords
supper
other
rites
and
ceremonies
then
is
appointed
in
the
booke
of
Common
praier
,
in
Anno
5.
&
6.
E
6.
and
against
2.
others
for
hearing
of
the
same
Masse
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
G.
C.
nuper
de
E.
in
comitatu
E.
Sect.
141.
Clericus
,
xxvj
.
die
Martij
.
&c.
apud
E.
predict'
,
in
comitat'
E.
predict'
,
in
quodam
loco
ibid'
vocat'
the
Vestrie
house
,
iuxta
Ecclesiam
parochialem
de
E.
pred'
,
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
,
voluntar̄
vsus
fuit
priuato
alio
ritu
,
ceremonia
,
forma
,
&
modo
celebrationis
caenae
dominicae
voc
the
Lords
supper
,
quam
in
quodam
Libro
intitulat̄
,
Liber
communis
precationis
&
administrationis
sacramentorum
&
aliorum
rituum
&
ceremoniarum
Ecclesiae
Anglicanae
,
auctorizat̄
per
actum
parliamenti
tent'
in
annis
quinto
&
sexto
Reg.
Domini
Edwardi
nuper
Regis
Angliae
sexti
,
declar̄
&
mencionat̄
existit
,
videlicet
dicend'
&
celebrand'
vnam
priuatam
Missam
,
contra
formam
statuti
in
parliamento
dictae
dominae
reginae
nunc
apud
Westm
anno
regni
sui
primo
tent'
edit'
&
prouis
.
&
contra
pacem
eiusdem
dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
&c.
vt
alibi
.
Et
si
T.
B.
nuper
de
B.
in
comitatu
predicto
Yeoman
,
&
I.
M.
nuper
de
W.
in
comitatu
predict'
Laborer
,
die
&
anno
supradictis
,
apud
W.
predidictam
in
comitatu
predicto
,
tempore
celebrationis
predict'
,
caenae
Dominicae
modo
&
forma
predict'
,
fuerunt
presentes
,
&
vcluntarie
audientes
Missam
predict'
in
forma
pred'
dictam
&
celebratam
contra
formam
statuti
pred'
,
ae
contra
pacem
&c.
For
counterfaiting
and
vttering
of
money
,
one
being
accessorie
to
the
same
after
the
offence
committed
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
T.
S.
de
W.
in
comitat'
Sect.
142.
E.
Taylor
,
mechinans
dictam
Dominam
Reginam
,
&
popu●um
suum
callide
&
proditorie
decipere
,
20.
die
mensis
Decembris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angl'
.
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Vicesimo
nono
,
vnam
peciam
monetae
apud
W.
predictam
,
in
comitatu
predicto
E.
de
Stanno
&
alijs
mixtis
metallis
,
ad
instar
&
ad
similitudinem
,
bonae
&
legalis
monetae
&
cunei
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
huius
regni
sui
Angl
'
(
vocat'
Angl'
a
shilling
,
or
peece
of
twelue
pence
)
falso
&
proditorie
fabricauit
,
cudit
&
controfecit
:
posteaque
,
videlicet
,
dicto
die
20.
Anno
supradicto
eandem
peciam
(
sic
vt
praemittitur
,
falso
,
&
proditorie
fabricatam
&
controfactam
)
diuersis
ligeis
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
pro
vera
&
legitima
moneta
huius
regni
sui
Angliae
apud
W.
praedictam
,
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
falso
&
proditorie
exposuit
&
vtterauit
.
In
magnam
subditorum
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
deceptionem
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
nostrae
,
coronam
,
et
dignitatem
suam
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutor̄
in
eiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
Et
quod
M.
(
vxor
T.
A.
de
W.
pred'
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
generosi
)
sciens
praenominatum
T.
S.
proditionem
praedictam
modo
et
forma
pred'
,
fecisse
,
&
commisisse
,
eundem
tamen
T.
S.
postea
,
videlicet
,
secundo
die
Febr̄
,
Anno
supradicto
apud
W.
praedictam
,
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
receptauit
,
et
comfortauit
,
ac
proditionem
predict'
concellauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
.
Against
counterfaiting
and
vttering
of
money
and
gold
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
si
,
R.
W.
nuper
de
H.
in
comitatu
E.
Sect.
143.
Smith
,
I.
L.
nuper
de
C.
in
pred'
comitatu
E.
Glouer
,
&
T.
B.
nuper
de
D.
in
pred'
comitatu
E.
Yeoman
,
Deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habēres
,
sed
instigatione
diabolic'
seduct'
machinantesque
dictam
Dominam
Reginam
,
&
populum
suum
callide
,
falso
,
deceptiue
,
et
proditor̄
decipere
,
et
defraudare
,
duodecimo
die
Martij
,
Anno
Reginae
dominae
Elizab.
&c
sexto
,
sex
pecias
Monet̄
apud
B.
predict'
in
comitatu
predict'
E.
de
cupro
et
alijs
mixtis
metallis
,
ad
instar
et
similitudinem
bonae
legalis
et
curren̄
Monet̄
&
cunei
dictae
Dominae
reginae
huius
regni
sui
Angliae
,
anglice
vocat'
shillings
,
necnon
duas
pecias
e
cupro
aere
et
alijs
mixtis
metallis
,
ad
instar
et
similitudinem
bonae
legalis
&
Current̄
Monetae
&
cunei
auri
dictae
dominae
reginae
regni
sui
Angl'
,
anglice
vocat'
halfe
Soueraignes
,
falso
&
proditorie
fabricauer̄
cuder̄
&
controfecer̄
,
ac
quasdam
earundem
peciar̄
sic
vt
praemittit̄
,
falso
&
proditorie
fabricat̄
cusas
&
controf
.
&c.
diuersis
ligeis
dictae
dominae
reg.
provera
,
legit̄
,
&
current̄
Monet̄
huius
regni
Angl'
apud
B.
predict'
indict'
comitat'
E.
&
alibi
in
dicto
Comit̄
E.
postea
deceptiue
,
falso
,
et
ꝓditorie
exposuer̄
,
soluer̄
,
et
vtterauer̄
,
in
magnum
praeiudicium
,
fraudem
,
et
deceptionem
ligeor̄
dict'
dom̄
reginae
,
ac
contra
pacem
eiusdem
dominae
reg.
coronam
et
dignitatem
suam
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuersor̄
statutor̄
in
huiusmodi
casu
aedit̄
et
prouis
.
For
coyning
of
Money
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
si
H.
H.
nuper
de
B.
in
comitatu
F.
Sect.
144.
Tailor
,
deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habens
,
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct'
,
vt
proditor
dictae
Dominae
regin̄
,
quinto
dieMaij
,
Anno
&c.
sexdecim
pecias
Monetae
vocat'
shillings
,
de
falso
&
mixt̄
metalload
instar
cunei
huius
regni
Angliae
,
vulgariter
vocat'
Queene
Elizabeth
shillings
,
apud
B.
pred'
,
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
,
falso
felonice
,
&
proditorie
controfecit
,
fabricauit
&
cunauit
,
contra
pacem
ac
contra
formam
&c.
vt
supra
.
For
coyning
and
vttering
of
gold
.
INquiratur
pro
Dna
Regina
si
H.
A.
nuper
de
B.
in
comitatu
E.
Labourer
,
Sect.
145.
&
T.
S.
nuper
de
T.
in
comitat'
predict'
Labourer
,
die
&
anno
&c.
&
diuersis
alijs
diebus
&
vicibus
tam
antea
quam
postea
,
Deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habentes
,
sed
instigac'
diabolic'
seduct'
,
machinantesque
dictam
dn̄am
Reginam
&
populum
suum
callide
,
falso
,
deceptiue
et
proditorie
decipere
et
defraudare
de
iniuria
sua
propria
absque
auctoritat̄
warrant'
siue
concessione
Regiae
Maiestat̄
eis
aut
eorum
alteri
concess.
octo
pecias
falsae
Monete
,
adimaginem
et
similitudinem
peciarum
monetae
aur̄
Anglice
vocat'
golden
Soueraignes
of
x.
s.
a
peece
,
apud
M.
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
,
pro
iniquo
lucro
&
aduantagio
e
cupro
,
falso
&
proditorie
deaurauer̄
,
&
easdem
pecias
falso
&
proditorie
sic
vt
praemittitur
,
fact̄
,
fabricat̄
,
controfact'
,
&
cunat̄
,
diuersis
ligeis
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
provera
legitimo
&
current̄
moneta
dictae
dominae
Reginae
regni
sui
Angl'
apud
M.
praedict'
,
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
xx
.
die
Octobris
,
anno
supradicto
,
ac
diuersis
alijs
diebus
antea
&
postea
,
deceptiue
,
falso
,
et
proditorie
exposuer̄
,
et
vtterauer̄
in
solutionem
diuersis
ligeis
dictae
dominae
reginae
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
aedit̄
&
prouis
.
ac
contra
&c.
Of
murder
by
two
with
a
weapon
,
and
one
accessorie
before
the
offence
committed
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
regina
,
si
H.
W.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
Sect.
146.
Taylor
,
&
W.
C.
de
S.
in
comit'
E.
predict'
Weauer
,
primo
die
Martij
,
anno
regni
dominae
Elizab.
dei
gratia
Angl'
Franc'
,
&
Hybern̄
reginae
,
fidei
defensor̄
4.
apud
C.
in
parochia
de
S.
predict'
,
in
come
E.
pred'
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
quendam
T.
B.
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
reginae
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent
,
insultum
fecer̄
,
&
pred'
H.
W.
cum
quodam
falcastro
Anglice
vocat'
a
Welsh
hooke
,
valor̄
xij
.
d'
.
quem
idem
H.
in
vtraque
manu
sua
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenebat
,
predict'
T.
B.
super
dextrum
brachium
prope
manum
dextram
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
,
dans
eidem
T.
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
falcastro
predicto
,
vnam
plagam
mortalem
,
profunditatis
duorum
pollicium
,
et
longituuinis
quinque
pollicium
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
,
predict'
T.
adtunc
et
ibidem
instant̄
obijt
.
Et
sic
pred'
H.
W.
et
W.
C.
apud
S.
predictam
,
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
,
modo
&
forma
predict'
,
praef
▪
T.
B.
felonice
,
ac
ex
malicia
sua
prae
cogitat̄
interfecer̄
.
&
murdrauer̄
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
reginae
nunc
,
Coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
si
I.
H.
de
S.
pred'
in
come
Accessory
.
E.
pred'
Husbandman
,
ante
felon'
&
murdr̄
pred'
,
per
praef.
H.
&
W.
sic
in
forma
predict'
commiss
.
et
perpetrat̄
,
viz.
pred'
primo
die
Martij
,
Anno
&c.
apud
S.
predict'
in
come
E.
pred'
predictos
H.
W.
&
W.
C.
ad
felon'
&
murdrum
pred'
,
sic
in
forma
pred'
faciend'
&
perpetrand'
maliciose
et
felonice
incitauit
,
abbettauit
,
&
procurauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
&c.
vt
alibi
.
Of
Murder
by
two
with
weapon
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
prae
sentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect.
147.
dicto
comitatu
E.
Blacksmith
,
&
D.
E.
de
C.
predicta
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
Butcher
,
septimo
die
Septembris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
,
vi
&
armis
,
ex
malitia
sua
praemeditata
,
in
quendam
F.
G.
nuper
de
B.
in
dicto
comit'
E.
Yeoman
,
apud
B.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
in
quodam
loco
ibidem
(
vulgariter
nuncupato
the
bowling
place
)
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
Dei
,
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existentem
,
insultum
fecerunt
,
&
praefatus
A.
B.
cum
quodam
gladio
districto
,
ad
valentiam
5.
solidor̄
quem
ipse
in
manu
sua
dextra
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
ipsum
F.
G.
super
synciput
suum
voluntarie
et
felonice
tunc
ibidem
percussit
,
&
eo
ipso
ictu
dedit
eidem
F.
G.
quandam
plagam
mortalem
,
in
longitudine
trium
pollicium
,
&
in
profunditate
quinque
pollicium
&
dimid'
de
qua
quidem
mortali
plaga
predict'
F.
G.
tunc
&
ibidem
instanter
&
immediate
obijt
.
Et
vlterius
,
quod
predict'
D.
E.
cum
quodam
Baculo
ad
valentiam
vnius
oboli
(
quem
ipse
in
manibus
suis
ad
tunc
ibidem
tenuit
)
ipsum
F.
G.
ad
tunc
et
ibidem
voluntarie
&
felonice
percussit
super
caput
suum
,
dans
eidem
F.
G.
vnam
aliam
plagam
mortalem
in
dicto
suo
capite
,
in
longitudine
trium
pollicium
,
&
in
profunditate
duorum
pollicium
,
vnde
idem
F.
G.
de
plaga
vltime
pred'
obijsset
,
si
non
obijsset
de
ictu
illo
priore
predict'
,
quem
predict'
A.
B.
ei
primo
dederat
.
Et
sic
Iuratores
predicti
dicunt
,
quod
prae
nominati
A.
B.
et
D.
E.
dict
7.
die
Septemb.
anno
suprad'
,
apud
B.
pred'
in
pred'
loco
(
vocato
the
bowling
place
)
predictum
F.
G.
modo
&
forma
predictis
,
ex
malitia
sua
praecogitata
,
voluntarie
,
&
felonice
interfecerunt
&
murdrauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dict'
Dom̄
Reginae
,
ac
contra
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suam
.
For
a
Murder
with
a
cudgell
and
flying
afterwards
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
si
I.
S.
nuper
de
T.
infra
parochiam
Sect.
148.
de
C.
in
comitat'
E.
predict'
,
Labourer
13.
die
Iulij
,
&c.
non
habens
Deum
prae
oculis
,
sed
instigatione
diabolic'
mot̄
&
seductus
,
ex
malicia
sua
praecogitat̄
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
quendam
Ric'
N.
apud
C.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent
,
m
pace
Dei
&
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
insult̄
&
affraiam
fecit
,
ac
vno
bacillo
vocat
.
a
Cudgell
nullius
valoris
,
quem
idem
I.
S.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
,
eundem
R.
N.
in
dextram
partem
capitis
Rich'
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
,
dans
eidem
R.
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
bacillo
praedict'
,
plagam
mortalem
longitudinis
trium
pollicium
,
et
profunditatis
vnius
pollicis
,
contundendo
caput
dicti
Rich'
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
,
praedictus
R.
apud
K.
in
praedict'
comitat'
E.
predict'
languebat
a
praedicto
14.
die
Iunij
,
anno
supradicto
,
vsque
27.
diem
eiusdem
Mensis
lunij
,
tunc
proxim'
sequent
.
Quo
quidem
27.
die
lunij
anno
supradicto
,
praedict'
Richardus
N.
apud
K.
predict'
,
in
predict'
comitatu
E.
ex
plaga
predict'
mortali
obijt
.
Et
sic
pred'
Iohannes
S.
eundem
R.
N.
apud
C.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
ex
malitia
sua
praecogitata
,
modo
&
forma
pred'
,
felonice
interfecit
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
coronam
et
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
sic
praedictus
Iohannes
S.
postquam
ipse
feloniam
&
murdrum
praed'
,
sic
in
forma
Flying
.
praed'
fecisset
&
perpetrasset
,
fugam
fecit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
&c.
vt
alibi
.
Of
Murder
and
procurement
in
the
highway
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
,
si
P.
P.
nuper
de
L.
in
predict'
comit'
Sect.
149.
E.
Laborer
,
22.
die
Octob.
anno
&c.
inter
horas
sextam
&
septimam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habens
,
sed
instigatione
diabolica
motus
&
seductus
,
ex
malicia
sua
praecogitata
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
quendam
R.
P.
in
via
Regia
apud
P.
infra
parochiam
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
Dei
,
&
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
existent'
insultum
fecit
,
&
cum
vno
baculo
valoris
ij
.
d'
.
quem
idem
P.
P.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
,
eundem
Rich.
super
dextram
partem
capitis
sui
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
,
dans
eidem
Rich
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
baculo
praedict'
vnam
plagam
mortalem
in
longitudine
duorum
pollicium
,
&
in
profundit̄
dimid'
pollicis
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
,
praedict'
R.
P.
apud
E.
infra
parochiam
de
S.
praedicta
in
come
praedict'
E.
a
praedict'
22.
die
Octobris
,
Anno
xv
.
supradicto
,
vsque
septimum
diem
Februarij
,
tunc
proxime
sequent
languebat
,
quo
quidem
7.
die
Februar̄
,
anno
xv
.
supradicto
,
idem
R.
P.
apud
E.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
de
praedict'
plaga
mortali
obijt
.
Et
sic
Iur'
praedict'
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
praedictum
,
quod
praedict'
P.
P.
ipsum
R.
P.
infra
parochiam
de
S.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
dicto
7.
die
Februarij
anno
supradicto
,
ex
malicia
sua
praecogitat̄
,
modo
&
forma
predict
felonice
interfecit
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
&c.
vt
alibi
.
Et
si
Katherma
Accessary
by
procurement
.
P.
vxor'
predict'
R.
nuper
de
L.
praedict'
,
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
Spinster
,
ante
feloniam
&
murdrum
praedict'
per
ipsum
P.
P.
sic
in
forma
praedict'
factum
&
perpetratum
,
videlicet
xxj
.
die
Octobr̄
,
anno
xv
.
supradict'
eundem
P.
P.
apud
L.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
ad
feloniam
&
murdrum
praeđ
,
in
forma
praedict'
,
sic
faciend'
&
perpetrand'
felonice
excitauit
,
abbettauit
,
&
procurauit
,
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
&c.
vt
alib
.
Of
Murder
and
diuerse
woundes
,
and
accessory
by
procurement
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
regina
,
si
T.
B.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict
'
Sect.
150.
yeoman
,
&
H.
O.
nuper
de
S.
in
eodem
come
yeoman
,
3.
die
lunij
&c.
vi
&
armis
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
in
quendam
W.
B.
apud
T.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
in
quodam
loco
ibidem
voc'
H.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent'
,
insultum
fecer̄
,
&
praedict'
T.
B.
cum
quodam
baculo
ad
valenc'
duorum
denarior̄
quem
ipse
in
ambabus
manibus
suis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
ipsum
W.
B.
super
posteriorem
partem
capitis
sui
felonice
percussit
,
&
dedit
ei
vnam
plagam
mortalem
latitudine
quatuor
pollicium
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
,
praedict'
W.
B.
immediate
obijt
,
Et
quod
praedictus
H.
O.
cum
quodam
pugione
ad
valenc'
sex
denariorum
,
quem
ipse
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
ipsum
W.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
,
dans
eidem
W.
in
guttere
suo
vnam
aliam
plagam
mortal'
latitudine
vnius
pollicis
,
&
profunditate
quinque
pollicium
,
vnde
idem
W.
B.
de
plaga
praedicta
immedietate
obijsset
,
si
non
obijsset
de
ictu
praedicto
quem
praedict'
T.
ei
dedisset
prius
.
Et
praedictus
T.
B.
die
&
anno
supradict'
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
quodam
baculo
ad
valenc'
duorum
denariorum
quem
ipse
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
ipsum
W.
B.
super
posteriorem
partem
capitis
sui
felonice
percussit
,
&
dedit
ei
vnam
aliam
plagam
mortalem
,
latitud'
quatuor
pollicium
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
praedict'
T.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
immediate
obijsset
,
si
non
obijsset
de
ictu
praedicto
,
quem
praedict'
W.
B.
esprius
dedisset
.
Et
quod
praedict'
H.
O.
die
et
anno
supradictis
,
cum
quodam
pugione
ad
valenc'
sex
denariorum
,
quem
ipse
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
ipsum
W.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
,
dans
ei
in
gutteresuo
vnam
aliam
plagam
mortalem
latitud'
vnius
pollicis
,
&
profunditatis
trium
pollicium
,
vnde
idem
W.
de
plaga
praedicta
immediate
obijsset
,
si
non
obijsset
de
ictu
praedicto
,
quem
praedictus
T.
B.
ei
prius
dedisset
.
Et
si
praedict'
T.
B.
&
H.
O.
dicto
tertio
die
lunij
,
anno
supradicto
,
apud
T.
praedict'
,
in
come
E.
praedict'
in
praedict'
loco
voc'
H.
praedict'
W.
B.
felonice
interfece●
et
murdrauerunt
,
&
si
Elizab.
B.
nuper
de
S.
predict'
,
in
come
E.
praedict'
Spinster
,
vxor
praedict'
T.
B.
&
I.
O.
nuper
de
S.
praedict'
,
in
praed'
come
E.
Spinster
,
vxor
praedict'
H.
O.
p̄đ
iij.
Iunij
,
anno
supradict'
,
in
praedict'
comitat'
E.
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
praedict'
loco
apud
T.
praedict'
,
vocat'
H.
exmalitia
sua
precogitata
present̄
fuerunt
,
abbettantes
,
anxiliantes
&
confortantes
praed'
T.
B.
&
H.
O.
ad
vulnerand'
pnd'
W.
B.
&
ad
feloniam
&
murdrum
praed'
in
forma
praed'
faciendum
,
felonice
excitauerunt
,
&
procurauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
An
Inquisition
of
murder
found
before
a
Coroner
vpon
the
view
of
the
body
slaine
,
against
one
for
killing
of
his
Mistres
with
a
hatchet
on
the
head
,
she
being
then
great
with
child
.
INquisitio
capt'
apud
H.
in
come
E.
&c.
coram
me
Iohan
S.
vno
coron̄
Sect'
154.
domini
R.
in
comitatu
praedict'
,
die
Martis
&c.
Anno
&c.
super
visum
corporis
C.
nuper
vxoris
P.
B.
de
H.
praed'
,
apud
H.
predictam
felonic'
ininterfect'
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
mortui
iacent̄
,
per
sacramentum
proborum
&
legalium
hominum
de
villa
de
H.
&
trium
aliarum
villarum
propinquarum
,
videlicet
S.
N.
&
C.
prout
moris
est
&c.
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
&
quo
modo
praed'
C.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
,
videlicet
per
sacramentum
A.
B.
C.
D.
&c.
qui
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
&c.
quod
vbi
praed'
C.
die
,
anno
,
loco
,
&
comit'
praedictis
,
circa
horam
secundam
post
meridiem
dicti
diei
Martis
fuit
in
pace
Dei
,
et
domini
Regis
nunc
apud
H.
praed'
,
ibi
venit
quidam
W.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
comitat'
Wigorn̄
Gen
,
felonice
vt
felo
domini
regis
nunc
insidiand'
&
ex
insultu
premeditato
,
contra
pacem
eiusdem
domini
Regis
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
,
die
,
anno
,
hora
,
loco
,
&
comitat'
praedictis
,
in
predictam
C.
magistram
suam
,
que
adtunc
grauida
fuit
&
vicina
partui
,
insultum
fecit
,
&
eandem
C.
cum
quadam
secur̄
vocat'
an
Hatchet
,
precij
iiij
.
đ.
quam
idem
W.
tenuit
in
manibus
suis
super
sinistram
partem
capitis
sui
felonice
percussit
,
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
,
eadem
C.
instanter
obijt
,
&
sic
praed'
W.
prefatum
C.
Magistram
suam
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
interfecit
,
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
a
widow
for
procuring
one
to
murder
her
child
in
her
presence
after
she
was
deliuered
,
by
cutting
the
throate
,
and
against
the
accessories
,
before
and
after
the
offence
committed
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
H.
M.
nuper
de
K.
in
Sect'
155.
praedicto
comitat'
E.
vidua
,
grauida
existens
cum
quadam
infante
viua
,
24.
die
Maij
,
Anno
regni
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Secundo
apud
K.
prredict̄
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
ex
Dei
prouidentia
parturijt
,
&
peperit
vnam
prolem
femellam
viuam
:
posteque
quedam
Iana
S.
super
de
W.
in
dicto
comitat'
E.
vidua
,
apud
K.
predict'
,
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
vi
&
armis
,
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
(
dicto
xxiiij
.
die
Maij
,
anno
supradicto
,
circa
horam
vndecimam
ante
Meridiem
eiusdem
diei
)
per
consilium
,
mandatum
,
et
procurationem
predicte
H.
M.
ac
in
presentia
ipsius
H.
M.
in
predictam
prolem
femellam
viuam
insultum
fecit
,
&
cum
quodam
cultello
(
ad
valentiam
vnius
denarij
)
quem
eadem
Iana
tunc
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
,
gutter
ipsius
prolis
femelle
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
scidit
,
dans
eidem
proli
femelle
quandam
plagam
mortalem
in
gutture
suo
predicto
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
proles
femella
predicta
,
apud
K.
predict'
in
comitat'
E.
predicto
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
instanter
obijt
.
Et
quod
predict'
H.
M.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
fuit
presens
,
comfortans
,
et
auxilians
ad
predict'
prolem
femellam
in
forma
predicta
interficiendam
.
Et
sic
prefata
H.
M.
&
Iana
,
predictam
prolem
femellam
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
felonice
,
&
voluntarie
,
interfecerunt
,
et
murdrauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dicte
domine
Regine
coronam
,
et
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
insuper
luratores
predicti
presentant
pro
dicta
Domina
Regina
,
quod
Georgius
P.
nuper
de
K.
predicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
yeoman
,
xix
.
die
Maij
,
Anno
regni
dicte
domine
Regine
secundo
,
ac
diuersis
alijs
diebus
et
vicibus
ante
feloniam
et
murdrum
predict'
in
forma
predicta
perpetrat̄
apud
K.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
malitiose
et
felonice
consuluit
,
mandauit
,
procurauit
et
abettauit
,
predict'
H.
M.
ad
predictum
murdrum
voluntarium
faciendum
,
ac
ad
interficiendum
et
murdrandum
dictam
prolem
femellam
,
contra
pacem
dicte
domine
Regine
:
Et
vlterius
,
quod
O.
P.
&
A.
B.
de
K.
predicta
in
comitat'
E.
predict'
Spinsters
,
post
murdrum
et
feloniam
predictam
in
forma
predicta
facta
,
scientes
prefatus
H.
M.
et
I.
S.
feloniam
et
murdrum
predict'
in
forma
predicta
fecisse
et
perpetrasse
,
ipsam
tamen
H.
M.
apud
K.
predict'
,
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
(
xxvij
.
die
dicti
mensis
Maij
,
Anno
supradicto
)
felonice
receptauerunt
,
et
comfortauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dicte
Domine
Regine
nunc
,
coronam
et
dignitatem
suam
.
An
Indictment
of
petie
treason
against
a
late
seruant
for
murdering
of
his
Master
,
and
the
accessorie
before
the
offence
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect'
153.
E.
Grocer
,
nuper
seruiens
B.
D.
de
C.
predicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
Grocer
,
decimo
die
Septembris
,
Anno
Regni
dicte
Domine
nostre
Elizabethe
,
Dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Francie
,
et
Hybernie
regine
,
fidei
defensor̄
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
in
domo
mansionali
predict'
B.
D.
apud
C.
p̄đ
in
come
E.
p̄đ
vi
et
armis
,
viz.
cum
gladio
et
pugione
districtis
ad
valenc'
x.
solidor̄
(
quos
idem
A.
B.
tunc
ibid'
,
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
)
in
prenominatum
B.
D.
tunc
magistrum
suum
tunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
Dei
et
dict̄
Domin̄
Regin̄
existentem
,
voluntarie
et
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
insultumfecit
,
&
eundem
B.
D.
tunc
magistrum
suum
,
adtunc
et
ibidem
cum
di●t̄
gladio
felonice
et
proditorie
super
caput
suum
fortiter
et
valide
percussit
,
ita
quod
dicto
ictu
,
caput
ipsius
B.
D.
tunc
magistri
sui
tunc
&
ibid'
in
duas
partes
sidit
,
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
:
vnde
corpus
dict'
B.
D.
immediate
ibidem
ad
terram
cecidit
,
&
dictus
B.
D.
instanter
ibidem
de
plaga
praedict'
mortuus
est
.
Et
sic
prefatus
A.
B.
apud
C.
praedict'
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
eundem
B.
D.
magistrum
suum
praed'
modo
&
forma
praedictis
,
voluntarie
,
nequitur
,
felonice
,
&
proditorie
interfecit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
nostrae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
quod
quidam
I.
S.
de
C.
praedicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
Grocer
(
ante
proditionem
praedict'
per
praefatum
A.
B.
sic
vt
praefertur
voluntarie
perpetratam
&
omissam
)
videlicet
,
sexto
die
Septembris
anno
supradicto
,
eundem
A.
B.
apud
C.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
ad
proditionem
praedictam
in
forma
praedicta
perpetrandam
&
committendam
,
felonice
consuluit
,
excitauit
,
&
procurauit
,
contra
pacem
dicte
domine
nostre
Regine
nunc
,
ac
contra
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suam
.
An
Indictment
of
petie
treason
against
a
seruant
for
breaking
of
his
maisters
house
,
and
cutting
of
his
throte
with
a
trencher
knife
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
M.
de
D.
in
comitatu
M.
yeoman
,
homo
seruiens
Sect'
154.
W.
R.
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
&
in
seruitio
ipsius
W.
pro
hoc
integro
anno
retent̄
duodecimo
die
Maij
anno
&c.
apud
S.
in
predict'
comitatu
E.
domum
predict'
W.
R.
adtunc
magistri
sui
existent
vi
&
armis
&c.
felonice
fregit
,
&
intrauit
,
&
in
ipsum
W.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
domo
sua
propria
in
pace
dei
&
dicte
domine
Regine
existent
insultum
fecit
&
cum
vno
cultello
vocat'
a
trencher
knife
precij
ij
.
đ.
quem
idem
I.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
,
predict'
W.
felonice
&
proditorie
percussit
,
&
guttur
ipsius
W.
mr̄●
sui
pnd'
adtunc
&
ibid'
cum
cultello
illo
totalit̄
felonice
&
proditorie
scidit
,
dans
ei
adtunc
&
ibid'
quandam
plagam
mortal'
,
de
qua
quid'
plaga
p̄đ
W.
adtunc
&
ibid'
instant̄
moriebat̄
,
&
sic
praed'
I.
M.
pnd'
W.
R.
Magistr̄
suum
adtunc
&
ibidem
instanter
modo
&
forma
supradict̄
,
felonice
&
proditorie
int̄fecit
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dicte
dne
Reg'
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
.
An
inquisition
of
Murder
taken
before
a
Coroner
,
vpon
the
view
of
the
body
wherein
is
found
one
to
be
present
and
ayding
to
the
same
murder
.
INquisitio
capta
coram
A.
B.
vno
Coronator̄
domini
Regis
&c.
super
Sect'
155.
visum
corporis
I.
S.
&c.
qui
dicunt
quod
ita
accidit
apud
M.
in
comitat'
praed'
E.
die
&c.
circa
horam
&c.
quod
vbi
praed'
I.
S.
fuit
in
pace
dei
,
&
dicti
domini
Regis
apud
M.
eisdem
die
anno
,
loco
,
&
hora
,
ibi
venit
W.
L.
de
M.
&
S.
T.
&c.
vt
felones
dicti
domini
Regis
,
&
ex
malitia
sua
precogitat̄
,
in
ipsum
I.
S.
adtunc
&
ibidem
insultum
fecerunt
,
&
praed'
W.
L.
quodam
pugione
precij
iij.
đ.
quem
ipse
in
manu
sua
dextra
tunc
tenebat
,
dict̄
I.
S.
super
sinistr̄
partem
corporis
sui
,
viz.
subter
asellam
percussit
vsque
ad
corsuum
,
dando
ei
plagam
mortalem
,
vnde
idem
I.
S.
eadem
hora
tunc
&
ibidem
obijt
incontinentur
,
&
sic
praed'
W.
L.
pref.
I.
S.
apud
M.
praed'
in
praed'
come
E.
felonice
interfecit
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dicti
dni
Reg.
coronam
&
dignitat̄
suas
.
Et
quod
praed'
S.
T.
loco
die
,
anno
,
&
hora
pnd'
,
praed'
felon'
fuit
presens
,
assistens
,
abbettans
,
procurans
,
confortans
,
&
manntenēs
pref.
W.
L.
ad
felon'
&
murdrum
pređ
informa
praed'
&c.
In
cuius
&c.
For
a
Nusans
of
a
comon
bridge
in
the
Queens
high
way
,
ouer
a
riuer
which
is
decaied
and
not
knowen
,
who
should
repaire
it
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
pons
publicus
&
communis
,
Sect'
156.
situs
in
alta
Regia
via
super
flumen
de
M.
infra
parochiam
de
A.
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
(
vulgariter
dictus
A.
)
est
,
&
ꝑ
aliquot
annos
iam
proxime
elapsos
fuit
valde
ruinosus
,
&
in
maximo
decasu
,
ob
defectum
reparationis
adeo
vtsubditi
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
in
,
super
,
trans
vel
vltra
dictum
pontem
,
per
se
,
vel
cum
eorum
equis
,
bigis
,
aut
cariagijs
,
redire
,
aut
transire
,
sine
magno
vite
discrimine
non
audent
aut
poslunt
,
ad
commune
nocumentum
omnium
vicinorum
,
&
compatriatarum
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
habitantium
,
quorum
interest
ratione
negotiorum
suorum
illac
transire
:
Et
vlterius
quod
prorsus
nescitur
,
que
persone
quaeue
terre
,
tenementa
,
aut
corpora
corporata
&
politica
,
eundem
pontem
,
aut
aliquam
inde
parcellam
,
exiure
,
aut
exantiqua
consuetudine
,
reficere
&
reparare
debent
,
aut
consueuerunt
.
For
a
Nusans
of
a
bridge
ouer
a
riuer
in
the
Queenes
highway
which
is
decaied
,
and
ought
to
be
repaired
by
the
Queene
by
reason
of
a
Manor
.
IVrator̄
present̄
&c.
quod
quidam
pons
situat̄
super
a
quam
de
Trent
Sect'
157.
in
parochia
de
Newarke
in
come
S.
vocat'
N.
Bridge
,
existens
in
Regia
via
,
est
ruinosus
&
in
magno
decasu
,
ita
quod
ligei
dominae
Reg.
in
,
per
,
super
,
vel
vltra
eundem
pontem
,
absque
magno
periculo
transire
seu
laborare
non
valent
,
ad
commune
nocumentum
omnium
ligeorum
dictae
dominae
Reg.
trans
&
vltra
pontem
praedict'
transeunt̄
seu
transire
volentium
.
Et
quod
domina
regina
nunc
,
ratione
tenure
seu
manerij
de
N.
supra
T.
cum
pertin'
in
come
S.
praedict'
,
pontem
illum
facere
,
reficere
,
&
emendare
debet
,
&
quod
eadem
domina
Regina
&
omnes
progenitores
sui
,
ac
omnes
alij
quorum
status
eadem
domina
Regina
modo
habet
in
eodem
manerio
de
N.
super
N.
cum
pertin'
pontem
illum
facere
,
reparare
,
&
emendare
consueuerunt
,
de
tempore
cuius
contrar̄
memoria
hominum
non
exist
it
,
toties
,
quoties
necesse
fuit
.
In
cuius
&c.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
pulling
downe
of
a
stone
bridge
in
a
towne
ouer
which
the
Inhabitants
of
the
same
Towne
haue
vsed
to
trauaile
time
out
of
minde
.
IVrator
&c.
quod
cum
a
tempore
quo
memoria
hominum
in
contrarium
non
existit
,
fuit
quidam
pons
lapideus
in
W.
in
come
E.
praed'
voc'
A.
per
&
trans
quem
quidem
pontem
,
omnes
inhabitant̄
villae
de
W.
praed'
in
comitatu
praed'
per
tempus
praedict'
habere
consueuerunt
ingressum
&
egressum
ad
quendam
locum
vocat'
H.
pro
negotijs
eorunđ
faciend'
,
tamen
I.
F.
de
&c.
tali
die
&c.
&
anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
prefat●m
pontem
effodit
,
prostrauit
,
&
spoliauit
,
&
omnes
lapides
eiusdem
pontis
abinde
asportauit
&
ab
cariauit
,
per
quod
inhabitantes
ibidem
ingressum
&
egressum
ad
praedict'
locum
pro
praedict'
negotijs
suis
faciend'
habere
non
possunt
,
&
alia
enormia
per
eum
tunc
&
ibidem
facta
sunt
ad
graue
&
commune
nocumentum
praed'
vicinorum
ibidem
&
contra
pacem
&c.
For
Nusance
in
the
Queenes
high
way
,
by
inclosing
of
part
of
the
way
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
E.
S.
nuper
de
W.
in
comitatu
W.
Sect'
159.
praedict'
gen
,
secundo
die
Maij
&c.
partem
cuiusdam
viae
regiae
in
W.
in
comitatu
praedict'
ducent̄
a
W.
praedict'
vsque
ad
S.
in
eodem
comitatu
,
videlicet
a
W.
praedict'
vsque
ad
quandam
foueam
in
S.
praedict'
in
praedict'
comitatu
W.
vocat'
le
common
pitte
,
in
eadem
via
existentem
,
cum
sepe
&
fossa
inclusit
&
obstruxit
,
&
eandem
viam
Regiam
sic
inclus
.
a
praedict'
secundo
die
Maij
,
vsque
diem
captionis
huius
inquisitionis
,
in
pasturam
conuertebat
,
&
adhuc
custodit
,
in
malum
&
pernitiosum
exemplum
aliorum
,
et
ad
graue
damnum
&
commune
nocumentum
omnium
ligeorum
subditorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ibidem
prope
inhabitantium
,
quorum
interest
illac
transire
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
Periurie
in
a
disposition
before
Commissioners
by
Commission
out
of
the
Court
of
Wardes
.
IVratores
presentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
Quod
F.
E.
de
G.
in
comitatu
Sect'
160.
praedicto
Tailor
,
xxiiij
.
die
Iulij
,
Anno
&c.
apud
M.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
coram
A.
B.
C.
D.
&
E.
F.
Armigeris
,
Commissionarijs
(
virtute
Breuis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
de
Commissione
praedictis
A.
B.
C.
D.
&
E.
F.
directi
,
&
extra
curiam
Wardorum
&
liberationum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
apud
Westmonast'
in
comitatu
Midddlesexiae
,
praeantea
emanantis
)
pro
examinatione
quorumcunque
testium
,
tam
ex
parte
cuiusdam
I.
L.
de
M.
praedicta
,
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
Weauer
querentis
,
quam
ex
parte
H.
M.
de
N.
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
yeoman
defendentis
,
in
quadam
causa
(
siue
materia
)
inter
ipsos
I.
L.
&
H.
M.
tunc
in
dicta
curia
Wardorum
&
liberationum
controuersa
,
&
ibidem
dependente
in
variantia
pro
titulo
vnius
messuagij
cum
pertinentijs
in
M.
praed'
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
personaliter
constitutus
,
Ac
tunc
&
ibidem
existens
test
is
productus
per
praedictum
I.
L.
ad
testificandum
&
deponendum
in
causa
praedicta
,
ex
parte
ipsius
I.
L.
&
iuratus
per
Commissionarios
praedictos
,
ad
veritatem
dicendam
super
articulis
interrogatorijs
ei
per
dictos
Commissionarios
adtunc
&
ibidem
ministrandis
,
septimo
Articulo
Interrogatorio
ei
adtunc
&
ibidem
per
dictos
Commissionarios
ex
parte
praedicti
I.
L.
ministrato
dixit
,
&
super
sacramentum
suum
praedictum
affirmauit
,
&
deposuit
,
prout
in
hijs
Anglicis
verbis
immediate
sequitur
,
viz.
To
the
seuenth
Interrogatorie
he
saieth
by
vertue
of
the
said
oath
,
that
the
said
messiuage
was
neuer
occupied
by
the
said
H.
M.
the
defendant
,
prout
per
dictam
dispositionem
praed'
E.
F.
inter
alia
per
p̄fatos
Commissionarios
in
dictam
curiam
Wardorum
&
liberationum
certificatam
&
missam
,
ac
ibidem
de
recordo
adhuc
remanentem
,
plene
apparet
:
vbi
reuera
&
in
facto
,
dictum
messuagium
diu
occupatum
fuit
per
prenominatum
H.
M.
defendentem
.
Et
sic
,
idem
E.
F.
dicto
vicesimo
quarto
die
Iunij
,
Anno
supradicto
apud
M.
praed'
in
dicto
come
E.
coram
prenominatis
A.
B.
C.
D.
&
E.
F.
(
Commissionarijs
dictae
dominae
Reginae
sic
vt
prefertur
existentibus
)
voluntarie
,
&
corrupte
,
periurium
commisit
voluntarium
&
corruptum
,
contra
formam
diuers
,
statutor̄
in
hmndi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
Periurie
in
a
deposition
,
before
Commissioners
by
Commission
out
of
the
Chancery
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
v.
of
the
Queene
.
IVratores
&c.
present̄
quod
W.
R.
24.
die
&c.
apud
A.
in
come
E.
coram
Sect.
162.
I.
K.
&
T.
S.
armig'
&
F.
T.
gener̄
existent'
Commisse
.
virtute
breuis
dominae
Reginae
de
Commiss
.
sibi
ac
alijs
direct'
,
ac
extra
cur'
Cancell'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
preantea
emanautis
,
ad
examinationem
diuersorum
testium
,
ex
parte
cuiusdam
W.
C.
quer'
,
versus
quendam
T.
N.
defendent̄
in
quadam
materia
inter
ipsos
W.
&
T.
tunc
in
cur'
Cancellar'
praed
apud
Westm
in
comitatu
Mido
'
tunc
existent
dependent̄
in
varianc'
&
controuers.
pro
titulo
diuersorum
tenementorum
cum
pertinent
vocat'
&c.
in
dict'
comitatu
Ebor'
,
personaliter
constitut̄
ac
existens
testis
,
productus
per
prefat'
W.
C.
ad
deponend'
in
causa
praedict'
,
ex
parte
ipsius
W.
onerat̄
,
&
iuratus
ad
veritatem
dicend'
de
interrogatorijs
sibi
per
Commiss
.
praedict'
adtunc
ministraud
'
xviij
.
Interrogatorio
sibi
per
prenominat̄
Commiss
.
adtunc
&
ibidem
ex
parte
praed'
W.
C.
ministrat̄
super
sacramentum
suum
dixit
&
deposuit
modo
&
form̄
,
prout
in
Anglic'
verbis
sequitur
,
viz.
to
the
xviii
.
he
saieth
&c.
recitando
verbatim
depositionem
illam
,
prout
per
deposic'
pred'
W.
R.
inter
alia
per
prenominat̄
Commiss
.
in
cur'
Cancell'
praed'
certificat̄
,
&
ibidem
de
recordo
remanen̄
plene
liquet
,
vbi
reuera
praedict'
H.
S.
non
causauit
&c.
neque
&c.
negando
effectum
depositionis
&c.
prout
praedict'
W.
R.
falso
&
corrupte
deposuit
&
iurauit
,
Per
quod
idem
W.
R.
praed'
23.
die
&c.
anno
19.
supradict'
apud
A.
praed'
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
coram
prefat'
I.
K.
T.
D.
&
F.
T.
Commiss
.
virtute
breuis
dominae
Reginae
eis
directi
tunc
existentibus
,
voluntarie
&
corrupte
commisit
periurium
voluntarium
&
corruptum
,
in
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&
contra
formam
statuti
in
Parliamento
dictae
dominae
Reginae
tento
anno
regni
sui
quinto
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
,
ac
ad
graue
damnum
praedicti
T.
N.
For
taking
of
Phesants
and
Partridges
with
nets
and
other
engins
in
an
other
mans
freeholde
without
licence
contrarie
to
the
Statute
of
Anno
11.
H.
7.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
W.
G.
de
S.
in
dicto
comitatu
Sect'
162.
E.
Labourer
,
circiter
horam
decimam
ante
meridiem
vicesimi
diei
Augusti
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethe
▪
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
in
quodam
loco
infra
parochiam
de
S.
praedicta
in
come
E.
praedicto
(
vocat'
vulgariter
,
the
Wheate
field
)
qui
quidem
locus
tunc
fuit
,
&
adtunc
est
liberum
tenementum
A.
B.
de
S.
praedicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
generosi
(
nec
vnquam
fuit
in
,
aut
de
warrenna
ipsius
W.
G.
propria
)
duos
phasianos
,
&
decem
perdices
,
cum
quibusdam
reticulis
,
&
alijs
ingenijs
(
valoris
duorum
solidorum
(
tuncibidem
cepit
,
occidit
,
&
asportauit
,
sine
aliquibus
assensu
,
aggreamento
,
aut
speciali
licentia
dicti
A.
B.
in
hac
parte
habitis
aut
obtentis
:
In
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
Parliamento
Domini
Henrici
nuper
Regis
Angliae
septimi
,
tento
Anno
regni
sui
vndecimo
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
.
For
murder
by
wilfull
poisoning
with
hearbes
in
pottage
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
1.
E.
6.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
T.
H.
de
C.
in
come
E.
Sect'
163.
praed'
yeoman
,
secundo
die
Dec
▪
Anno
regni
dicte
domine
nostre
Elizab.
dei
gratia
gratia
Angl'
,
Franc'
&
Hyberniae
Reg'
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
36.
apud
C.
praed'
in
come
E.
praedicto
,
in
domo
mansionali
ibidem
cuiusdam
W.
B.
nuper
de
C.
praedicta
in
docto
comitatu
E.
yeoman
,
ex
malitia
sua
prepensa
&
precogitata
,
voluntarie
&
felonice
,
porrexit
,
ac
debit
in
catillo
quodam
eidem
W.
B.
ad
edendum
,
quedam
olera
(
Anglice
vocata
Pottage
)
ex
cicuta
venenosissima
,
&
alijs
herbis
virulentis
confecta
&
composita
,
que
quidem
olera
praedictus
W.
B.
tunc
ibidem
cum
cocleari
(
quod
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
)
comedit
,
vnde
praedictus
W.
B.
statim
postea
ae
grotabat
,
ac
a
praedicto
secundo
die
Anno
supradict̄
in
dicta
domo
sua
apud
C.
praedictam
languebat
,
vsque
sextum
diem
dicti
mensis
Decembris
,
Anno
supradicto
,
quo
quidem
sexto
die
,
Anno
supradicto
,
praed'
W.
B.
ex
dicto
esu
olerum
praedictorum
,
in
dicta
domo
sua
apud
C.
praedictam
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
interijt
.
Et
sie
Iuratores
praedict'
praesentant
,
quod
predict'
T.
H.
praenominatum
W.
B.
apud
C.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
modo
&
forma
supradict̄
,
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
voluntarie
&
felonice
,
veneno
predict'
interfecit
ac
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
Parliamento
Domini
Edwardi
nuper
regis
Angl'
sexti
(
tento
,
apud
Westmonast'
in
comitatu
Midd'
,
Anno
regni
sui
primo
)
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
murder
by
wilfull
Poysoning
of
one
in
a
potion
.
IVrator̄
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
H.
R.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect.
164.
come
E.
Yeoman
,
10.
die
Octob.
Anno
&c.
deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habens
,
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct̄
,
ex
malitia
sua
prae
cogitat̄
,
quendam
R.
F.
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reg'
existent
apud
C.
pred'
,
in
come
E.
pred'
ad
bibend'
praetextu
amoris
&
amicitiae
inuitauit
,
&
eidem
R.
E.
adtunc
&
ibidem
potionem
quandam
veneno
intermixtam
&
intoxicat̄
felonice
dedit
,
quam
quidem
potionem
pred'
R.
F.
ex
instigatione
&
prouocatione
dicti
H.
adtunc
&
ibid'
accepti
,
&
eandem
potionem
super
illud
immediate
bibebat
&
exhausit
,
ratione
cuius
dict'
R.
F.
immediate
post
potionem
pred'
sic
exhaustam
,
morbo
corrept̄
fuit
,
ac
a
pred'
10.
die
Octob.
An.
supradict̄
,
vsque
quartum
diem
Febr̄
&c.
apud
C.
pred'
in
pred'
come
E.
languebat
,
quo
quidem
quarto
die
Febr̄
Ann̄
8.
supradicto
,
pred'
R.
F.
ex
potione
&
intoxicatione
predict'
,
apud
C.
pred'
in
come
E.
predict'
.
obijt
.
Et
sic
pred'
R.
H.
praefat'
R.
F.
apud
C.
predict'
in
come
E.
predict'
,
modo
&
forma
supradictis
,
cum
potione
pnd'
veneno
intermixta
&
intoxicat̄
,
felonice
interfecit
,
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dict'
Dominae
Reginae
&c.
&
contra
formam
statuti
inde
in
huiusmodi
casu
editi
&
prouisi
.
For
Murder
by
wilfull
poysoning
vpon
the
Statute
of
Ann.
1.
E.
6.
wherein
the
Statute
is
recited
.
IVrator̄
praesentant
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamento
Domini
E.
Sect.
165
.
nuper
Reg.
Angl'
vj.
Apud
Westmonasterium
in
Comitatu
Midd'
Anno
Regnisui
primo
,
tento
,
edit'
inter
al'
inactitat̄
existat
aucthoritate
eiusdem
,
quod
omnis
voluntaria
interfectio
per
venenum
Anglice
Poisoning
,
alicuius
personae
siue
personar̄
,
quae
ad
aliquod
tempus
extunc
imposterum
facta
,
perpetrata
,
siue
commissa
foret
,
adiudicaretur
,
haberetur
&
existimaretur
voluntarium
murdrum
de
malitia
praepensa
,
quodque
offensores
in
●a
parte
,
eorum
coadiutores
.
abbettatores
,
procuratores
,
&
consiliatores
sustinerent
mortem
&
forisfacturam
in
quolibet
respectu
,
vt
in
alijs
casibus
voluntarij
murdri
de
malitia
praepensa
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plene
liquet
,
Quidam
tamen
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Comitatu
E.
Labourer
,
statu●
praed'
&
penam
in
eodem
content̄
,
parui
pendens
,
neque
timorem
dei
prae
ocnlis
suis
habens
,
vicesimo
die
Ianuarij
,
Anno
&c.
apud
R.
praedict'
,
in
praedict'
comitatu
E.
ex
malitia
sua
praecogitata
,
quendam
E.
L.
voluntarie
&
felonice
,
per
venenum
interfecit
et
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
&c.
For
Petie
treason
against
the
wife
for
poisoning
her
husband
,
by
putting
Arsenicke
and
Rosegree
in
his
drinke
.
IVratores
&c.
quod
A.
B.
de
&c.
vid'
nuper
vxor
I.
B.
de
F.
pred'
&c.
Sect.
166.
contra
debitum
matrimonij
vinculum
ac
zelum
et
amorem
quem
eadem
A.
B.
erga
predict'
I.
B.
nuper
virum
suum
gerere
deberet
,
diabolico
instinctu
ducta
,
ex
malitia
sua
prae
cogitat̄
,
machinans
&
intendens
eundem
I.
B.
nuper
virum
suum
vita
sua
priuare
,
ac
ipsum
felonice
&
proditorie
murdrare
xj
.
die
I.
&c.
apud
&c.
felonice
et
proditorie
posuit
in
potu
ipsius
I.
B.
adtunc
viri
sui
,
quoddam
venenum
mortiferum
vocat'
Arsenick
et
Rosegre
,
ac
potum
illum
sic
venenatum
felonice
&
proditorie
adtunc
et
ibidem
praedict'
I.
B.
debit
et
ministrauit
bibend'
qui
quidem
I.
B.
nihil
fraudis
aut
doliversus
praedict'
A.
inde
suspiciens
,
potum
illum
sic
venenatum
et
intoxicatum
adtunc
et
ibidem
per
instigationem
et
prouocationem
dictae
A.
bibit
:
per
quod
idem
I.
B.
ab
eodem
xj
.
die
&c.
I.
vsque
xxij
.
diem
I.
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
languebat
.
Quo
quidem
xxij
.
die
anno
&c.
idem
I.
B.
de
veneno
illo
apud
F.
&c.
obijt
.
Et
sic
dicunt
Iurat̄
praed'
quod
A.
pndict̄
die
et
anno
dictum
I.
B.
adtunc
virum
suum
apud
&c.
felonice
et
proditorie
intoxicauit
et
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
the
breaking
of
prison
,
being
imprisoned
vpon
suspition
of
the
death
of
a
man
in
the
Queenes
gaole
,
vnder
the
custodie
of
the
Constable
of
a
hundred
.
INquiratur
ꝓ
dna
Regina
,
si
W.
H.
de
C.
in
comitatu
E.
yeoman
,
vnus
Sect.
167.
Constabulario
dictae
dominae
Hundredi
sui
de
T.
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
(
in
quo
quidem
Hundredo
sua
est
villa
de
C.
praed'
)
quendam
R.
B.
nuper
de
C.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
Tailor
,
vicesimo
die
Septembris
,
anno
Regni
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
apud
C.
praedictam
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
pro
suspitione
cuiusdam
feloniae
(
videlicet
pro
morte
cuiusdam
M.
N.
apud
H.
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
felonice
interfecti
)
cepit
&
arrestauit
:
Et
ea
de
causa
idem
R.
B.
sub
custodia
dicti
W.
H.
Constabularij
,
in
prisona
dict'
dominae
Reginae
apud
C.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
,
postea
scilicet
dicto
vicesimo
die
Septemb.
Anno
supradicto
fortiter
,
et
duriter
detentus
fuerit
,
Ac
idem
R.
B.
tune
ibidem
sic
detentus
,
postea
,
(
videlicet
,
dictis
die
&
anno
)
apud
C.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
vi
&
armis
,
praedict'
prisonam
ibidem
felonice
fregit
,
ac
extra
custodiam
dicti
Constabularij
tunc
et
ibid'
,
contra
eius
voluntatem
felonice
euasit
,
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
nunc
,
coronam
et
dignitatem
suas
,
necnon
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
Pulling
of
sheepe
.
INquiratur
pro
domiua
regina
si
N.
H.
nuper
de
O.
in
comitat'
E.
Laborer
Sect.
168.
xiij
.
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
clausum
cuiusdam
H.
C.
apud
C.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
fregit
et
intrauit
,
ac
lanam
quatuor
ouium
volor̄
iij.
s.
de
bonis
&
catallis
dict'
H.
C.
apud
O.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
a
corporibus
ou●um
praed'
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent
expilabat
,
&
ipsam
Ianam
sic
euulsam
,
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
the
fellonious
taking
of
a
purse
,
and
money
and
gold
in
it
,
from
the
person
of
a
man
.
Inquiratur
pro
domina
regina
si
N
,
H.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitat'
M.
Miller
Sect.
169.
xvj
.
die
Aprilis
,
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
videlicet
&c.
in
quendam
Ed.
R.
apud
C.
in
comitatu
M.
praed'
insultum
fecit
,
&
vnam
bursam
valor̄
ij
.
đ
▪
&
ix
.
s.
in
pecunijs
numeratis
,
&
vnam
coronam
gallicam
vocat'
a
French
crowne
valor̄
vj.
solid'
,
in
bursa
praed'
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent
,
de
bonis
et
pecunijs
praed'
Ed.
a
persona
ipsius
E.
clam
&
sine
noticia
ipsius
E.
adtunc
et
ibidem
felon'
cepit
et
arportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
&c.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
&c.
For
Purse
picking
.
IVratores
pro
domina
regina
praesentant
,
quod
I.
S.
nuper
de
A.
in
Sect.
170.
comitatu
E.
Taylor
,
sexto
die
Iulij
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
et
Hybern̄
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
A
praed'
in
comitatu
E
praed'
,
in
quodam
loco
ibidem
,
(
vocato
the
Elmes
)
vi
&
armis
in
quendam
R.
M.
de
A.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
Grocer
,
insul●um
fecit
,
&
vigint●
solidos
in
pecunijs
numeratis
in
crumena
ipsius
R.
M.
tunc
ibidem
existentes
inuentos
,
de
praed'
crumena
ipsius
R.
M.
tunc
&
ibidem
a
persona
ipsius
R.
M.
(
clam
et
insciente
ipso
R.
M.
)
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
,
ac
contra
coronam
,
et
dignitatem
suas
.
For
vnlawfull
Purueyance
of
three
weathers
without
authoritie
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
regina
praesentant
,
quod
primo
die
Iulij
,
Anno
Sect.
171.
regni
dominae
nostr'
Elizabethae
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
,
quidam
H.
W.
nuper
de
G.
in
comitatu
C.
Tippler
,
apud
C.
in
comitatu
C.
predicto
,
prae
se
ferens
,
&
asserens
se
esse
vnum
ex
prouisoribus
&
emptoribus
hospitij
dict'
Dominae
Reginae
,
dicto
primo
die
,
Anno
supradicto
(
quo
quidem
tempore
nullum
ostendit
aut
secum
habuit
warrantum
sub
magno
aut
paruo
Sigillo
dict'
dominae
Reginae
)
apud
C.
predict'
in
comitatu
C.
predict'
,
tres
oues
castratas
(
Anglice
vocatas
Weatheas
,
)
precij
viginti
solidorum
,
de
bonis
&
catallis
I.
S.
de
C.
predict'
in
dicto
come
C.
Yeoman
tunc
ibidem
existent'
inuentas
,
sub
colore
purueianciae
pro
dicto
hospitio
,
illegitime
ac
felonice
cepit
&
abduxit
:
Contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reg.
ac
contra
forman
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
the
Rape
of
a
maide
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
13.
Ed.
1.
the
which
is
recited
.
IVratores
praesent̄
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamento
domini
E.
nuper
Sect.
172.
regis
Angl'
primi
,
Anno
regni
sui
decimo
tertio
tento
,
edit'
,
inter
alia
prouisum
sit
,
quod
si
homo
rapuerit
vxor'
,
ancillam
,
siue
aliquam
aliam
faeminam
vbi
non
consentierit
nec
antea
neque
postea
,
habeat
iudicium
de
vita
&
membro
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
I.
B.
nuper
de
A.
&c.
yeoman
statutum
predict'
&c.
tali
die
&
Anno
Io.
O.
filiam
H.
O.
ancillam
apud
W.
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
contra
voluntatem
suam
felonice
rapuit
,
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
Reginae
&c.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
predicti
&c.
For
the
Rape
of
a
child
vnder
the
age
of
tenne
yeares
,
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
18.
of
the
Queene
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
G.
D.
de
B.
in
comitatu
Sect.
173.
E.
predicto
Waterman
,
tertio
die
Iulij
,
Anno
regni
dict'
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
,
apud
B.
predictam
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
(
in
domo
mansionali
ibidem
cuiusdam
A.
S.
Hosteler
)
vi
&
armis
in
quandam
M.
N.
de
B.
predicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
puellam
,
infra
aetatem
decem
annorum
tun●
existentem
,
insultum
fecit
,
actunc
&
ibidem
,
●andem
M.
N.
felonice
●c
carnaliter
cognouit
,
ac
eadem
M.
N.
nequitur
abusus
est
,
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
Parliamento
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nuuc
(
tento
apud
Westm
in
come
Midd'
,
Anno
dicti
Regni
sui
decimo
octauo
)
in
huiusmodicasu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
the
Rape
of
a
Maide
,
of
the
age
of
16.
yeares
,
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
13.
Ed.
1.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
Domina
Regina
,
quod
B.
C.
de
E.
in
comitatu
Sect.
174.
F.
Tauerner
,
q●into
die
Octobris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
E
▪
pred'
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
in
quodam
ibidem
loco
(
vocato
le
Bowre
)
vi
&
armis
in
quandam
A.
K.
de
E.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
prae
dicto
,
virginem
aeratis
sex
decem
annorum
,
tunc
&
ibid'
in
pace
Dei
&
dictae
dominae
reginae
existentem
,
insultum
fecit
,
ac
tunc
&
ibid'
eandem
A.
contra
voluntatem
ipsius
A.
felonice
rapuit
,
&
carnaliter
cognouit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
parliamento
dni
Ed.
olim
regis
Angliae
primi
,
tento
apud
Westm
in
comitatu
Middlesex
,
Anno
regni
sui
tertio
de
cimo
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
.
For
taking
away
a
maide
of
the
age
of
xi
.
yeares
,
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
3.
E.
1.
in
which
the
statute
is
recited
.
IVrat̄
praesent̄
,
quod
cum
tn
statuto
in
Parliamento
dni
E.
nuper
Reg.
Sect.
175.
Angl'
primi
,
Anno
regni
sui
tertio
tent'
,
aedit̄
,
inter
cetera
ordinat̄
existit
,
qđ
nullus
rapiat
neque
capiat
ancillam
infra
aetatem
existent'
,
per
assensum
suum
,
vel
sine
assensu
suo
,
neque
dictam
ancillam
,
nec
aliam
faeminam
contra
voluntatem
suam
,
&
si
aliquis
hoc
fecerit
,
ad
sectam
illius
qui
hoc
sequitur
infra
quadraginta
dies
,
dn̄us
rex
sibi
fac●et
communem
iusticiam
,
&
si
nullus
incipiat
sectam
in
hac
parte
infra
xl
.
dies
,
dominus
rex
sequetur
,
&
illi
qui
inuent'
fuerint
culpabiles
,
habeant
prisonam
duorum
annorum
,
&
postmodum
redimantur
ad
voluntatem
dni
Regis
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
I.
B.
nuper
de
A.
&c.
statutum
pred'
minime
ponderans
&c.
I.
O.
filiam
H.
O.
ancillam
,
&
infra
aetatem
existentem
viz.
aetatis
xj
.
Annorum
quadraginta
diebus
elapsis
apud
W.
tertio
die
S.
anno
&c.
violenter
▪
cepit
&
rapuit
,
contra
formam
statut'
praedict'
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
For
a
Rescusse
of
a
woman
arrested
(
amongst
diuers
others
)
by
the
Sheriffes
officers
vpon
a
warrant
from
a
Iustice
of
the
peace
in
there
general
Sessions
,
to
put
in
suertie
to
appeare
before
them
at
the
next
Sessions
,
and
in
the
meane
time
to
be
of
good
behauiour
,
and
for
the
hurting
of
one
of
the
said
officers
with
an
arrow
.
IVratores
pro
dna
Regina
praesent̄
,
quod
cum
H.
C.
R.
H.
&
I.
B.
ar̄
,
ac
Sect.
176.
socij
sui
Iustic'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
pacem
in
comitatu
E.
conseruand'
,
necnon
ad
diuersa
felon'
trans
&
alia
malefact'
in
eodem
comitatu
perpetrat̄
,
audiend'
&
terminand'
assign'
,
in
generali
sessione
pacis
tent'
apud
T.
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
,
die
Martis
proxim'
post
festum
Sanctae
Trinitatis
,
Anno
&c.
mandauer̄
vic'
eiusdem
comitatus
E.
necnon
&
eorum
cuilibet
,
quod
non
omitterent
propt̄
aliquam
libertatem
come
E.
praedict'
,
quin
eam
ingrederent̄
seu
vnus
eorum
ingrederet̄
,
&
attachiarent
seu
vnus
corum
attachiaret
corpora
O.
W.
nuper
de
W
,
in
comitatu
T.
Laborer
,
&
A.
I.
de
W.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
seruant
,
&
eos
coram
Iusticiar'
praed'
,
vel
vno
sociorum
suorum
Iustic'
pacis
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
venir̄
compellerent
,
seu
eorum
vnus
venire
compelleret
,
ad
inueniendum
sufficientem
manucaptionem
,
qđ
ipsi
personaliter
comparerent
coram
dictis
Iustic'
&
socijs
suis
pred'
,
ad
proxim'
sessionem
pacis
in
com
E.
pred'
tenend'
.
Et
qđ
interim
se
bene
gererent
erga
dictam
dn̄am
reginam
&
cunctum
populum
suum
,
secundum
formam
statuti
in
hm̄i
cas.
aedi●
&
prouis
.
Cumque
prefat'
G.
L.
&
L.
R.
virtute
mandat̄
pndict̄
arrestassent
pnd'
Agn̄
I.
&
eam
coram
Iustic'
pred'
vel
eorum
vno
ducer̄
voluissent
,
prout
man
datum
predict'
Iustic'
predict'
in
se
exigebat
,
quidam
tamen
B.
A.
de
W.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
gener̄
,
&
R.
W.
de
W.
pndict̄
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
Yeoman
,
leges
dictae
dominae
regin̄
minime
verent̄
,
ex
malic'
sua
praecogitat̄
in
contemptum
dict'
dominae
reginae
,
legum
suarum
,
ac
mandati
Iustic'
predict'
,
x.
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
apud
W.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
riotos
.
&
illicite
assemblati
&
congregati
,
in
prefat'
G.
L.
&
I.
R.
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
reg.
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent
,
insult̄
&
affraiam
fecer̄
,
ac
praefat'
R.
W.
diuers
.
sagittas
Anglic'
voc'
arrowes
,
versus
praef.
G.
L.
&
I.
R.
adtunc
&
ibidem
sagittabat
,
ea
intentione
,
vt
praef.
Georg.
L.
&
I.
R.
vulneraret
,
ac
predict'
Agnetem
in
custod'
eorund'
G.
&
I.
rescusser̄
,
ac
praef.
R.
W.
cum
vna
sagitta
valor̄
vnius
denar̄
,
quam
adtunc
&
ibidem
ipse
eiaculabat
&
mittebat
versus
praef.
I.
R.
e
quodam
arcu
Angl'
voc'
a
Long
bowe
valor̄
ij
.
s.
quem
in
manu
sua
leua
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
percussit
,
ac
crus
dextrum
eiusdem
I.
R.
adtun●
&
ibidem
perforabat
&
transforabat
,
dans
eidem
I.
R.
adtunc
ibidem
in
crure
suo
pred'
,
vnam
plagam
in
profunditate
trium
policium
,
ac
idem
R.
W.
cum
vna
al'
sagitta
valor̄
vnius
denar̄
quam
adtunc
&
ibidem
iaculabitur
&
mittebat
versus
predict'
G.
L.
e
predicto
arcu
quem
in
manu
sua
sinistra
idem
R.
W.
adtūe
&
ibidem
tenuit
,
praefat'
G.
L.
percussit
,
dans
eidem
G.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
infima
parte
sinistri
cruris
eiusdem
G.
vnam
plagam
in
longitudine
dimidij
policis
,
ac
in
profunditate
vsque
ad
ossa
praedict'
cruris
eiusdem
G.
ac
praeterea
praefati
B.
A.
&
R.
W.
pred'
Angetem
I.
adtunc
&
ibidem
a
custod'
dictorum
G.
H.
&
I.
R.
vi
&
armis
recusser̄
,
atque
eandem
Agnetem
I.
adtunc
&
ibidem
ad
largum
ire
&
euadere
fecer̄
,
contra
pacem
&c.
Of
High
treason
for
Rebellious
in
surrections
,
and
the
aydors
and
comfortors
.
INquiratur
pro
domino
Rege
,
si
Richardus
M.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitatu
Sect.
177.
K.
ac
alij
falsi
proditores
&
inimici
,
metuendissimi
,
ac
christianissimi
Principis
E.
Regis
Angliae
quarti
post
conquestum
Angl'
,
ignot̄
,
die
&
anno
&c.
apud
Sanct'
Elins
in
insula
Vecte
in
Comit̄
South
.
se
insimul
congregauerunt
tunc
&
ibidem
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladijs
&c.
Insurrexerunt
quoque
ad
comfortand'
&
supportandum
I.
nuper
comitem
W.
falsum
proditorem
&
inimicum
domin'
Regis
nunc
,
apud
W.
de
diuersis
altis
proditionibus
erga
ipsum
regem
infra
regnum
suum
Angliae
factis
,
conuictum
&
attinctum
,
idemque
R.
M.
&
alij
proditores
&
inimici
predict'
,
predict'
I.
nuper
Comitem
W.
&
complices
suos
,
vt
falsi
proditores
,
contra
ligeantiae
suae
debitum
,
falso
&
proditorie
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
ad
premissa
faciend'
conuenerunt
ac
confortauerunt
,
&
tunc
&
ibidem
eidem
I.
nuper
Comiti
W.
&
complicibus
suis
fuerunt
adherentes
,
scientes
ipsum
I.
nuper
Comitem
W.
de
proditionibus
suis
predict'
attinctum
&
conuictum
,
contra
ligeantiam
suam
&c.
An
other
of
high
treason
for
rebellious
Insurrections
,
and
the
aydors
and
comfortors
.
INquiratur
pro
Domino
Rege
,
si
W.
L.
nuper
de
P.
in
come
M.
Marchant
,
Sect.
178.
G.
B.
nuper
de
&c.
ac
quamplur̄
alij
falsi
proditores
,
rebelles
&
inimici
ignoti
christianissimi
Principis
E.
Regis
Angliae
iiij
.
post
conquestum
,
exastensu
,
voluntate
&
proposito
diuersorum
aliorum
falsorum
proditorum
et
inimicorum
Domini
Regis
,
videlicet
I.
nuper
comitis
W.
&
I.
nuper
comitis
K.
qui
nuper
aucthoritate
Parliamenti
dicti
regis
apud
Westmonasterium
&c.
tent'
,
de
diuersis
proditionibus
erga
dictum
Regem
infra
regnum
Angl'
factis
conuict'
&
attincti
existunt
iiij
.
die
Martij
,
et
die
Mercurij
,
&
diebus
Sabbati
&
dominic'
proxim'
post
festum
Pentecostes
,
&
diuersis
diebus
antea
&
postea
,
anno
regni
dicti
domini
regis
tertio
,
apud
P.
in
comitatu
M.
praedict'
insimulse
congregauerunt
,
&
inter
se
communicauerunt
,
quomodo
ipsi
praefatum
I.
nuper
comitem
W.
&
complices
suos
cum
eis
adtunc
&
ibidem
super
mare
in
nauibus
suis
(
vt
falsi
proditores
)
existentes
,
per
nimiam
potestatem
praedict'
,
I.
nuper
comitis
W.
ac
praefat'
comitis
K.
&
aliorum
fasorum
proditorum
&
inimicorum
dict'
Domini
regis
,
de
eorum
couina
,
&
falso
proposito
existent
,
vsque
regnum
Angliae
potuerunt
producere
:
&
dictum
regem
&
dominos
suos
,
tam
spiiituales
quam
temporales
ꝑ
totum
posse
suum
,
de
regia
potestate
sua
,
&
gubernatione
regni
praedicti
,
per
nimiam
potestatem
penitus
depriuar̄
,
&
gubernationem
regni
praed'
,
super
se
accipere
&
retinere
proponent̄
,
credebantque
adtunc
&
ibidem
praedict'
W.
&
G.
&
alij
falsi
proditores
&
rebelles
praedicti
,
quod
maxima
pars
totius
regni
Angliae
cum
eisdem
falsis
proditoribus
in
falsis
opinionibus
suis
stare
voluisset
,
&
ad
illud
falsum
&
nefand'
propositum
suum
finaliter
perimplend'
,
pndict̄
W.
&
G.
et
Ayde
.
alij
falsi
proditores
&
rebelles
predicti
,
dictis
die
&
anno
apud
P.
pnd'
,
in
dict'
comit'
M.
vi
&
armis
,
scilicet
,
gladijs
,
gleuijs
,
arcubus
,
sagittis
,
loricis
,
duploidibus
defensiuis
,
&
alijs
armaturis
&c.
insurrexerunt
,
&
praedict'
S.
nuper
comitem
,
in
cibis
,
potibus
,
&
alijs
necessarijs
erga
dominum
regem
falso
&
proditorie
confortauerunt
,
auxiliauerunt
,
&
supportauerunt
,
&
eisdem
nuper
Comitibus
,
vt
falsi
proditores
contra
ligeantiae
suae
debitum
adtunc
&
ibidem
fuerunt
adherentes
,
&
cum
eisdem
Comitibus
naues
suas
pnd'
,
(
vt
falsi
proditores
)
ad
proditoria
sua
proposita
praedict'
perimplend'
&
perficiend'
,
conscenderunt
&
in
eis
permanserunt
:
scientes
ipsos
nuper
Comites
in
forma
predicta
sic
attinct'
&
conuict'
,
in
finalem
destructionem
dicti
domini
Regis
,
ac
contra
ligeantiam
suam
&c.
For
regrating
of
Corne
in
a
market
.
INquiratur
pro
&c.
si
W.
T.
de
N.
in
predict'
come
E.
&
A.
B.
&c.
I.
die
Sect.
179.
&c.
&
quampluribus
al'
diebus
antea
&
postea
,
fuer'
regrat̄
mercati
de
D.
in
praed'
come
E.
ac
diuersa
gener̄
gran̄
ad
mercat̄
pnd'
ꝑ
diuers
.
ligeos
dict'
dominae
reg.
il'
aduen̄
,
viz.
x.
quart̄
frum̄
ad
valenc'
6.
li.
apud
D.
pnd'
,
in
pnd'
come
E.
regratauer̄
,
ad
intention
,
quod
idem
frum̄
iterum
venderent
,
ad
graue
damnum
populi
dictae
dominae
Reginae
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouisorum
.
For
regrating
of
Fish
and
Butter
in
a
market
,
and
selling
of
it
in
the
same
market
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
comitatu
Sect.
180.
S.
Mercer
,
20.
die
Iulij
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
C.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
in
quodam
mercatu
tunc
ibidem
tento
,
pro
40.
solid'
monetae
,
emit
,
regratauit
,
obtinuit
,
&
nactus
est
in
possessionem
et
manus
suas
,
decem
paria
piscium
(
Anglice
dicta
,
x.
couples
of
Linges
,
&
tria
vasa
butyri
salsi
(
Anglice
vocata
3.
firkins
of
salte
butter
)
de
quodam
E.
F.
qui
praed'
x.
paria
piscium
,
ac
dicta
tria
vasa
butyri
ad
eundem
mercatum
,
vt
ea
adtunc
ibidem
venderet
,
adduxisset
:
&
quod
immediate
postea
,
scil'
dicto
20.
die
Anno
supradicto
,
idem
A.
B.
in
dicto
eodem
pleno
mercatu
tunc
ibidem
apud
C.
praed'
,
in
dicto
comit'
E.
tento
,
eadem
omnia
dicta
paria
piscium
,
ac
butyri
vasa
,
cuidam
H.
R.
pro
sexagint
,
as
.
legalis
monetae
dictae
dominae
reginae
huius
regni
sui
Angliae
,
illicite
vendidit
,
in
magnum
reipubl
.
dannum
,
ac
contr̄
form̄
diuersor̄
statutorum
huius
regni
Angl'
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
a
Rescusse
of
one
in
the
stockes
for
suspition
of
felonie
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
vicesimo
die
Iunij
,
Sect.
181.
Anno
regni
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Ftanciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
quidam
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
comitatu
E.
Glouer
,
apud
C.
praedictam
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
captus
est
&
arrestatus
per
E.
F.
de
C.
praedicta
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
Yeoman
,
pro
suspicione
cuiusdam
feloniae
,
videlicet
,
vnius
vaccae
ipsius
E.
F.
per
praefatum
A.
B.
felonice
,
(
vt
idem
E.
F.
tunc
asserabat
)
captae
&
abductae
,
&
quod
idem
A.
B.
immediate
postea
traditus
est
per
praefatum
E.
F.
cuidam
H.
M.
tunc
Constabulario
hundredi
de
N.
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
,
in
quo
sita
est
villa
de
C.
predicta
:
qui
quidem
Constabularius
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
postea
,
viz.
dicto
vicesimo
die
Iunij
,
Anno
Tricesimo
quarto
supradicto
,
eundem
A.
B.
in
prisona
in
cippis
ibidem
posuit
,
ad
eum
saluo
ibidem
custodiendum
,
donec
idem
Constabularius
parare
possit
auxilium
ad
ducendum
eundem
A.
B.
coram
aliquo
Iusticiariorum
pacis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
examinandum
:
Ac
quod
postea
,
(
scilicet
dicto
vicesimo
die
&c.
Anno
supra
dicto
)
quidam
G.
L.
de
C.
praedicta
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
Glouer
,
apud
C.
praedictam
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
vi
&
armis
cippos
praed'
effregit
:
ac
eundem
A.
B.
tunc
ibid'
existent'
ex
eisdem
custodia
,
prisona
,
&
cippis
felonice
cepit
,
eripuit
&
rescussit
,
ac
ad
largum
ire
&
euadere
permisit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
,
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suas
.
For
giuing
of
a
Liuerie
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
T.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect'
182.
E.
armiger
,
secundo
die
Septembris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Frrnciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
C.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
quasdam
liberatas
vesture
,
viz.
cuidam
A.
B.
de
C.
praedict'
in
come
E.
pnd'
yeoman
,
tres
vlnas
panni
lanei
,
color̄
veneti
,
precij
xx
.
s.
&
C.
D.
de
B.
in
dict'
come
yeoman
,
alias
tres
vlnas
similis
panni
lanei
,
eorundem
coloris
&
precij
,
ad
duas
seperales
tunicas
pro
praefatis
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
inde
faciendas
,
dedit
ac
distribuit
:
vbi
reuera
prefati
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
aut
eorum
alter
,
nun
quam
fuerant
,
aut
fuit
domestici
seruientes
,
aut
domesticus
seruiens
,
officiarij
,
siue
officiarius
,
Balliuisiue
Balliuus
,
dicti
T.
B.
aut
de
consilio
ipsius
T.
B.
in
vna
lege
siue
altera
eruditi
vel
eruditus
:
In
magnum
dictae
dominae
reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statutor̄
in
hmndi
casu
ante
hac
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
receiuing
and
vsing
of
a
Liuerie
.
IVratores
pro
domina
regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
E.
yeoman
,
vnam
liberatam
panni
,
videlicet
tres
vlnas
panni
lanei
,
coloris
Sect'
183.
veneti
(
vocati
Anglice
Watchet
)
ad
valentiam
xx
.
solidor̄
ad
tunicam
inde
sibi
faciendam
de
T.
B.
de
C.
praedicta
in
come
E.
predicto
armigero
,
apud
C.
predictam
in
dictu
comitat'
E.
secundo
die
Augusti
&c.
recepit
,
&
eadem
tunica
a
dicto
die
secundo
,
anno
supradicto
,
vsque
tertium
diem
mensis
Septembris
,
Anno
supradicto
apud
C.
praedictam
in
comit'
E.
praedict'
,
&
alibi
in
diuersis
locis
infra
comitatum
praedictum
vsus
est
:
vbi
idem
A.
B.
dicto
tempore
receptionis
liberate
praed'
,
aut
vnquam
postea
non
fuit
famiharis
,
officiarius
,
balliuus
,
aut
de
consilio
dicti
T.
B.
in
vna
lege
aut
altera
eruditus
:
In
magnum
dictae
dominae
reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
antehac
prouisorum
,
&
editorum
.
For
giuing
,
receiuing
,
and
vsing
of
Liueries
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
7.
H.
4.
and
Anno
8.
H.
6.
IVratores
dicunt
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
domini
regis
Henr
4.
nuper
regis
Sect'
185.
Angliae
,
Anno
regni
sui
7.
&c.
ac
in
statut'
in
Parliamento
domini
Henrici
6.
bonae
memoriae
,
Anno
regni
sui
octauo
apud
W.
tent'
&
edit'
,
inter
cetera
continetur
,
quod
non
liceat
alicui
,
cuiuscunque
status
,
gradus
,
seu
conditionis
fuerit
,
dare
aliquam
liberatam
vestur̄
vel
capic'
alicui
personae
,
nisi
tantummodo
familiaribus
,
officiarijs
,
balliuis
,
&
seruientibus
suis
,
ac
alijs
hominibus
de
consilio
suo
in
vna
lege
seu
altcra
eruditis
,
sub
pena
centum
solid'
deterris
&
tentis
,
bonis
&
catallis
hm̄odi
liberat̄
dant̄
,
&
quadraginta
solid'
deterris
&
tenementis
,
bonis
&
catallis
huiusmodi
liberat̄
recipient̄
siue
vtent̄
,
tories
quoties
aliqua
liberat̄
in
contrarium
statuti
praed'
dat'
seu
accepta
fuerit
,
leuand'
:
quidam
tamen
R.
B.
de
C.
in
come
H.
arm̄
statut'
praedict'
minime
ponderans
,
quasdam
liberatas
vestur̄
,
videlicet
diuersas
togas
coloris
frost
meadow
,
quibusdam
I.
de
B.
yeoman
&c.
S.
C.
de
eodem
yeoman
,
qunec
sunt
nec
vnquam
fuerunt
seruient̄
,
offic'
,
balliui
seu
familiar̄
ipsius
R.
B.
nec
in
lege
vna
seu
altera
aliqualit̄
erudit̄
aut
instruct'
,
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
apud
&c.
dedit
&
distribuit
.
Et
praed'
I.
&
S.
easdem
togas
de
prefat'
R.
eisdem
die
,
anno
,
&
loco
,
contra
formam
statutorum
praed'
receperunt
,
&
eisdem
togis
continue
a
praed'
die
&c.
vsque
&c.
apud
E.
F.
&
S.
vsi
fuerunt
,
in
contemptum
dominae
Reginae
,
legisque
suae
dedecus
manifestum
,
ac
contr̄
formam
statutorum
praedictorum
&c.
For
an
affray
made
by
diuers
at
a
general
Sessions
of
the
Peace
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
vicesimo
nono
die
Sect'
189.
Decembris
,
Anno
Regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
,
quinto
,
apud
M.
in
come
G
tempore
generalis
Sessionis
pacis
in
praedicto
comitat
tunc
ibidem
tent'
,
&
H.
C.
Milite
&
socijs
suis
Iusticiarijs
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
ad
pacem
in
dicto
comitatu
G.
conseruandam
assignat'
,
tunc
ibidem
existentibus
,
&
in
plena
curia
sedentibus
,
quidam
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
G.
H.
&
I.
K.
de
S.
in
come
G.
praedict'
generosi
,
Aggregatis
sibi
nonnullis
alijs
pacis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
perturbatoribus
ignotis
,
ad
numerum
xxx
.
hominum
,
vi
&
annis
,
viz.
gladijs
&
pugionibus
,
armatis
,
illicite
,
routose
,
&
riotose
,
sese
assemblauerunt
,
ac
inter
se
insultum
&
affraiam
maximam
tunc
&
ibidem
fecerunt
,
sese
inuicem
verberantes
,
&
vulnerantes
,
in
magnum
terrorem
tam
dictorum
Iusticiariorum
tunc
ibidem
in
curia
sedentium
,
quam
totius
populi
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
ad
dictam
Sessionem
pacis
tunc
&
ibidem
conuenientis
,
ac
contra
pacem
,
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
nostrae
.
Or
thus
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
I.
B.
de
R.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
yeoman
,
I.
G.
de
eisdem
yeoman
,
W.
B.
de
P.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
yeoman
,
&
T.
K.
de
eisdem
yeoman
,
vndecima
die
Ianuarij
,
Anno
regni
Reginae
Elizabethae
&c.
tertio
apud
W.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
tempore
generalis
Sessionis
pacis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tent'
,
&
Iustic'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ad
pacem
in
comitatu
praedict'
conseruanđ
assign'
,
ibidem
existent'
,
vi
&
armis
videlicet
,
&c.
illicite
&
riotose
sese
assemblauer̄
,
&
per
instigationem
&
procurationem
praedictorum
I.
B.
et
W.
B.
insultum
&
magnam
affraiam
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuicem
fecer̄
,
&
commiser̄
,
in
magnum
timorem
,
tremorem
,
&
perturbationem
,
tam
praedict'
Iusticiar'
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
adtunc
&
ibidem
,
existent
quam
totius
populi
&
ligeorum
subdit̄
dictae
dominae
Reginae
de
comitatu
S.
praed'
,
adtunc
et
ibidem
confluenc'
,
contra
formam
et
ordinationem
per
Iusticiar'
praed'
,
adtunc
et
ibidem
de
pace
gerend'
fact'
,
&
in
manifestum
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
in
Iustic'
ibidem
exequend'
&
administrand'
retardationem
manifestam
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
a
Riot
in
a
Parke
vpon
the
keeper
of
the
parke
and
his
seruant
,
and
for
hurting
the
keepers
seruant
with
an
arrow
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
si
E.
P.
&c.
H.
P.
&c.
et
R.
B.
&c.
aggregat̄
Sect.
187.
&c.
riotos
.
&
routose
et
modo
noue
insurrectionis
,
in
conueniculis
illicitis
,
et
modo
guerrino
arraiat̄
,
vi
&
armis
viz.
&c.
30.
die
apud
H.
in
come
E.
predict'
,
in
clausum
&
parcum
E.
P.
vidue
,
ibidem
sese
illicit̄
,
riotose
et
routose
assemblauer̄
,
congregauer̄
,
et
vniuer̄
,
ad
pacem
dicte
domine
Regine
disturband'
,
et
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
quendam
A.
D.
gen
,
custodem
parci
predict'
,
et
in
I.
B.
famulum
ipsius
A.
in
pace
dei
&
dicte
domine
Regine
existent'
insultum
fecerunt
,
et
predictus
G.
P.
vnam
sagittam
e
quodam
arcu
tent'
quem
idem
G.
P.
in
manbus
suis
adtunc
&
ibidem
habuit
et
tenuit
,
sagittauit
.
Et
eundem
I.
B.
cum
sagitta
predict'
,
in
pectore
suo
percussit
,
dans
eidem
I.
B.
vnam
plagam
profunditat̄
dimid'
pollicis
,
et
latitud'
vnius
pollicis
,
Ita
quod
de
vita
sua
desperabatur
,
et
alia
enormia
eis
intuler̄
ad
graue
damnum
ipsorum
A.
et
I.
contra
pacem
dicte
domine
Regine
,
et
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
editi
et
prouisi
.
For
Riot
in
pulling
downe
of
Hedges
and
ditches
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
reg'
si
I.
R.
nuper
de
B.
in
comitatu
predict'
Sect'
188.
yeoman
,
R
A.
nuper
de
G.
in
comitatu
pred'
husbandman
,
et
I.
B.
nuper
de
D.
in
comit'
pred'
Grome
,
cum
multis
alijs
malefactor̄
eis
aggregat̄
,
et
pacis
dicte
domine
Regine
perturbator̄
ignot̄
,
modo
guerrino
arriat̄
,
vnit̄
,
assemblat̄
,
&
congregat̄
,
ad
numerum
quindecim
personarum
,
per
instigationem
&
procurationem
praedict'
I.
R.
in
magnum
terrorem
subditorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
4.
die
Maij
,
anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Eliz.
&c.
secundo
,
vi
&
armis
,
videlicet
,
gladijs
,
falcastris
,
bipenn̄
,
baculis
&
alijs
armis
inuasiuis
,
clausum
R.
B.
arm̄
apud
F.
infra
parochiam
de
B.
in
comitatu
praedicto
vocat'
the
M.
riotose
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
,
ac
sopes
&
claus.
pred'
R.
B.
ad
numerum
sexcent̄
pedum
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent'
,
lacerauerunt
,
irruper̄
,
&
prostrauerunt
,
&
fossat̄
ibidem
existent'
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
cum
ligonibus
&
bipallijs
foder̄
,
planauerunt
,
&
impleuerunt
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
R.
B.
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statutorum
de
Riotis
&
routis
,
&
alijs
conuenticulis
illicitis
inde
nuper
aedit̄
&
prouis
.
&
contra
pacem
dictae
oominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
against
many
,
for
beating
and
imprisoning
of
the
Sherifes
Bailife
,
comming
with
the
Sherifes
Repleuie
to
execute
it
,
wherein
the
Repleuie
is
recited
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
N.
W.
Miles
,
vicec'
comitatus
Sect'
189.
E.
per
warr'
suam
de
deliberatione
sigillo
suo
sigillat̄
,
cuius
dat'
est
v.
die
April
'
anno
Regni
Hen.
8.
vicesimo
septimo
,
mandauit
cuidam
A.
B.
balliuo
suo
comit'
E.
pred'
,
quod
deliberaret
,
seu
deliberari
faceret
cuidam
T.
H.
aueria
sua
que
W.
S.
nuper
de
S.
in
comit'
praed'
E.
gener̄
,
&
P.
B.
nuper
de
eadem
vill'
&
comitatu
Clothier
,
cepissent
&
iniuste
detinebant
contra
vad'
&
pleg'
vt
prefat'
Tho.
dicebat
.
Et
quod
poneret
ipsos
W.
&
P.
per
vadios
&
saluos
pleg
.
ita
quod
essent
ad
proximum
comitat'
ipsius
vice
comit'
apud
I.
in
come
pred'
,
tenend'
,
ad
respondendum
pref.
T.
H.
de
placit̄
praedicto
,
virtute
cuius
warrant'
,
praed'
A.
die
&
anno
supradictis
apud
S.
praedict'
requisiuit
prefat'
W.
S.
quod
dimitteret
sibi
aueria
praedicta
,
ad
deliberandum
eidem
pref.
T.
H.
secundum
vim
,
form̄
&
effectum
warranti
praed'
,
si
praed'
W.
ac
quidam
H.
C.
nuper
de
S.
in
comit'
praedicto
husbandman
,
cum
multis
alijs
ignotis
ad
numerum
octo
personarum
,
dicto
quinto
die
Aprilis
,
anno
supradicto
apud
S.
praedict'
,
warrant'
praedict'
minime
ponderantes
,
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladijs
&
baculis
,
in
pref.
A.
insultum
fecerunt
,
verberauerunt
,
vulnerauerunt
,
&
maletractauerunt
,
ac
ipsum
A.
adtunc
&
ibidem
imprisonauerunt
,
&
detinuerunt
,
per
spacium
quatuor
dierum
&
quatuor
noctium
extunc
proxim'
sequent̄
,
&
adtunc
&
ibidem
debitam
executionem
warranti
praedict'
contradixerunt
,
impediuerunt
,
&
disturbauerunt
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
C.
ac
contra
pacem
dicti
Domini
Regis
,
coronam
&c.
For
a
Riot
in
cutting
and
carrying
away
of
Corne
.
IVratores
&c.
quod
A.
B.
&
E.
D.
&c.
aggregatis
eis
quam
pluribus
alijs
Sect'
190.
malefactoribus
,
&
pacis
dominae
Reginae
perturbatoribus
ignotis
,
ad
numerum
quatuor
personarum
modo
guerrino
arraiat̄
3.
die
Feb.
anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladijs
,
baculis
,
&
alijs
arm̄
tam
inuasiuis
,
quam
defensiuis
apud
F.
in
come
Eborum
iniuste
,
riotose
,
&
routose
,
assemblauerunt
,
clausumque
T.
L.
apud
C.
adtunc
&
ibidem
iniuste
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
,
&
decem
acris
tritici
,
ad
tunc
et
ibidem
crescent̄
valoris
&c.
de
bonis
&
catallis
T.
I.
praed'
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
inuiste
,
riotose
,
&
routose
,
messuerunt
,
falcauerunt
,
&
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
Robbing
of
one
in
the
highway
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
E.
Mariner
'
Sect'
191.
sexto
die
mensis
Octobris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensor̄
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
,
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
cum
gladio
,
&
pugione
(
ad
valentiam
x.
s.
)
districtis
,
inter
horas
septimam
&
octauam
ante
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
in
alta
via
Regia
iuxta
quendam
locum
(
vocatum
Gads
hill
)
infra
parochiam
de
F.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
in
,
&
super
quendam
I.
S.
de
B.
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
,
Petite-chapman
,
tunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
Dei
,
ac
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existentem
insultum
fecit
,
&
ipsum
I.
S.
tunc
&
ibidem
cum
dicto
gladio
percussit
&
vulnerauit
,
&
xx
.
s.
legal'
monet̄
Angl'
numerate
in
crumena
ipsius
I.
S.
existentes
,
de
bonis
&
catallis
praedicti
I.
S.
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuentos
,
a
persona
ipsius
I.
S.
tunc
&
ibidem
violenter
&
felonice
cepit
&
asportauit
,
in
magnum
praedict'
I.
S.
terrore●
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suas
.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
assaulting
and
beating
of
two
in
the
high
way
,
to
the
intent
to
haue
killed
,
or
robbed
them
.
INquiratur
ꝓ
dna
Regina
,
si
H.
B.
nuper
de
B.
infra
parochiam
de
W.
Sect'
192.
in
come
E.
Sadler
,
xvij
.
die
Nouemb.
anno
&c.
circa
horam
sextam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
apud
O.
in
come
E.
praed'
,
in
communi
via
Regia
,
in
quodam
loco
ibid'
,
voc'
C.
in
quosam
T.
L.
&
W.
W.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
Dei
,
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent'
,
insultum
fecit
,
cum
quodam
gladio
precij
v
j.
s.
quem
ipse
in
manu
sua
dextra
adtunc
&
ibid'
habuit
,
&
ipsos
T.
L.
&
W.
W.
grauit̄
verberauit
,
vulner̄
,
et
male
tractauit
:
Ita
qđ
de
vitis
suis
desperabatur
,
ea
intentione
ad
interficiend'
,
vel
saltem
ad
spoliand'
pred'
T.
L.
et
W.
W.
de
bonis
et
pecunijs
suis
,
et
alia
enomia
eis
adtunc
et
ibidem
intulit
,
ad
graue
damnum
praed
T.
L.
et
W.
W.
contra
pacem
dicte
domin'
Reg.
&c.
vt
supra
.
An
Indictment
against
a
Cooke
for
assulting
one
by
the
high
way
,
and
taking
from
him
his
Cloke
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
,
si
I.
G.
nuper
de
A.
in
comitatu
E.
●ooke
,
13.
die
Aprilis
,
anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
circa
horam
quartam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
apud
S.
in
comitat'
E.
praed'
in
via
Regia
ibidem
in
quendam
I.
W.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
dei
,
&
dictae
dominae
Reg.
existent'
,
insultum
fecit
,
et
ipsum
Iohan
W.
adtunc
&
ibid'
in
magno
timore
corporal'
imposuit
,
et
vnam
clamidem
vocat'
a
Cloake
,
coloris
blew
,
valor̄
et
trium
solidorum
,
&
quatuor
denar̄
in
pecunijs
numeratis
,
de
b●nis
&
catallis
dicti
I.
W.
a
persona
eiusdem
Iohan
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
,
vt
supra
.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
making
an
assault
and
affray
,
vpon
one
in
the
new
Forest
in
the
highway
,
and
taking
from
him
his
purse
and
xxx
.
s.
in
it
,
and
ij
.
gold
rings
off
his
finger
.
IVrator̄
&c.
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
&c.
2.
die
I.
&c.
vi
et
armis
,
viz.
&c.
in
Sect'
194.
noua
forest'
in
quodam
loco
ibid'
voc'
I.
paroch'
de
F.
in
come
praed'
,
in
quendam
homin̄
ignot̄
in
regia
via
ibid'
insultum
&
affraiam
fecit
,
et
eum
in
timor̄
corpor̄
adtunc
&
ibid'
posuit
,
et
xxx
.
s.
in
pecunijs
numer̄
in
quađ
crum̄
ibid'
existent
,
et
2.
annul'
aureos
valor̄
&c.
super
digit̄
eiusd'
hom̄
ignot̄
,
exist'
de
bonis
&
catal'
eiusd'
hominis
ignot̄
,
a
person̄
sua
adtunc
&
ibid'
felon'
cepit
et
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
Against
a
Rogue
,
a
Vagabond
,
and
against
him
which
lodgeth
and
releeueth
him
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect'
195.
comitatu
E.
Labourer
,
aetatis
14.
annorum
&
amplius
,
ac
corpore
sano
,
valente
,
potente
,
atque
ad
laborandum
habili
existens
,
nullam
autem
habens
terram
,
nec
vllum
magistrum
,
nec
aliqua
vtens
licita
Merchandiza
,
arte
,
vel
misterio
vnde
sibi
victum
parare
posset
,
ac
prorsus
nesciens
rationem
reddere
quo
pacto
victum
suum
legitime
acquirit
,
decimo
die
Augusti
,
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franciae
,
&
Hybern̄
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quinto
apud
E.
infra
hundredum
de
W.
in
come
E.
praedicto
,
&
multis
alijs
in
locis
dicti
comit'
E.
hac
,
illac
passim
vagatus
est
mendicans
,
ac
per
W.
P.
de
E.
praedicta
,
in
dicto
come
E.
yeoman
,
Constabularium
dicti
hundredi
de
W.
(
in
quo
sita
est
villa
de
F.
praedicta
)
postea
,
viz.
vndecimo
die
dicti
mensis
Aug.
Anno
supradicto
,
apud
E.
praed
,
in
come
E.
praedicto
inuentus
est
vagans
,
&
mendicans
,
ac
per
eundem
constabularium
tunc
ibidem
deprehensus
est
inordinate
se
gerens
,
tanquam
vagabundus
,
&
mendicus
valens
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statutorum
in
diuersis
Parliamentis
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
nunc
inde
prouisorum
&
editorum
:
&
vlterius
quod
G.
H.
de
E.
predicta
,
in
come
E.
yeoman
,
sciens
pref.
A.
B.
modo
et
forma
praedictis
vagantem
&
mendicant̄
,
eundem
tamen
A.
B.
dicto
decimo
die
anno
supradicto
in
domo
ipsius
G.
H.
mansionali
apud
E.
praedictam
,
in
come
E.
praedicto
hospitauit
,
&
eidem
A.
B.
tunc
&
ibidem
panem
&
potum
voluntarie
dedit
,
in
contemptum
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
ac
contra
form̄
statutorum
praedictorum
.
For
breaking
of
a
safe
conduct
graunted
by
King
H.
vi
.
to
Marchant
straungers
of
Genua
.
IVrat̄
presentant
,
quod
cum
illustrissimus
princeps
Henricus
Rex
Angliae
Sect'
196.
sextus
post
conquestum
,
per
literas
suas
patentes
sub
saluo
conductu
suo
,
concessit
licentiam
,
&
saluum
conduct'
suum
dedit
A.
B.
&
D.
&
alijs
alienigenis
Mercatoribus
de
Genua
,
pro
eis
,
&
quadam
Naui
vocat'
(
a
Carike
)
&
pro
bonis
,
rebus
,
&
merchandisis
suis
,
infra
●andem
Nauem
existent
,
de
transitu
portus
South
in
Anglia
per
mare
,
versus
partes
Genuae
transferend
,
et
eadem
absque
aliquibus
roberijs
,
fractione
,
impeditione
,
perturbatione
,
aut
captione
ipsorum
alienigen̄
,
bonorum
,
&
mercand'
,
siue
mercimoniorum
suorum
praedictorum
,
per
aliquos
ligeos
dicti
domini
Regis
infra
regnum
dicti
regis
Angliae
,
gaudend'
,
sine
impeditione
ibidem
:
quidam
H.
de
D.
in
comitatu
E.
armiger
,
&
alij
fractores
salui
conductus
domini
Regis
,
de
ligeis
ipsius
dni
regis
infra
regnum
Angliae
existent
ignot̄
,
vi
&
armis
,
videlicet
,
gladijs
,
arcubus
,
sagittis
,
duploidibus
defensiuis
,
&
alijs
armis
defensibilibus
,
armati
saluum
conductum
praed'
minime
verentes
&
spernentes
,
in
praedictos
A.
B.
&
al●os
alienigenas
adtunc
&
ibid'
insultum
fecerunt
,
&
ipsos
verberauerunt
vulnerauer̄
,
ac
maletractauerunt
,
&
ipsos
in
naui
praed'
,
tanquam
eorum
prisonar̄
adtunc
&
ibidem
ceperunt
et
custodier̄
,
&
eos
in
prisona
sub
custod'
sua
,
diu
,
videlicet
per
iuj.
dies
,
quousque
ijdem
A.
B.
&
D.
&
alienigenae
in
eadem
naui
existent
,
finem
&
redemptionem
pro
saluo
conductu
et
deliberatione
suis
habend'
,
pro
sexcent̄
marcis
cum
prefat'
H.
&
alijs
praedict'
fecissent
,
detinuerunt
:
contra
slauum
conductum
domini
Regis
praedict'
,
&
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouis
.
et
edit'
ac
contra
dignitat̄
regiam
,
ac
in
malum
exemplum
aliorum
&c.
For
Sacriledge
or
Burglarie
in
a
Church
in
the
night
time
,
and
the
taking
away
of
the
Communion
cuppe
.
IVratores
presentant
pro
Domina
regina
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect'
197.
E.
praedicto
Sailer
,
primo
die
Septembris
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
vi
et
armis
ecclesiam
parochialem
de
C.
praedicta
in
dicto
comitat'
E.
felonice
,
et
burglariter
fregit
et
intrauit
noctanter
,
viz.
inter
horas
decimam
,
&
vndecimam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
ac
vnum
calicem
argenteum
(
Anglice
vocatum
a
Communion
Cup
)
ad
valentiam
lx.
s.
de
bonis
&
catallis
parochianorum
de
C.
praed'
adtunc
existentem
in
eadem
ecclesia
,
&
tunc
ibid'
inuentum
felonice
cepit
,
&
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
nostrae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
.
For
Sacriledge
or
Robbery
in
a
Church
,
and
for
the
taking
away
of
two
Communian
Cuppes
,
ij
.
Copes
of
blacke
veluet
,
and
iij.
Surplices
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
M.
nuper
de
D.
in
comitatu
M.
&
R.
H.
nuper
de
eadem
Sect'
198.
D.
praed'
,
in
comitatu
M.
praedict'
yeoman
,
laici
hom̄
(
vt
supra
)
23.
die
&c.
vi
et
armis
,
videlicet
gladijs
,
baculis
&
cultellis
ecclesiam
parochialem
omnium
sanctorum
de
E.
apud
E.
in
come
M.
praedict'
circa
horam
12.
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
felonice
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
,
&
duos
calices
de
argento
&
auro
,
duo
vestimenta
de
nigro
veluet
vocat'
Copes
,
tres
pannos
lineos
vocat'
&c.
ad
valenc'
&c.
de
donis
&
ornamentis
,
de
paroch'
de
E.
praedict'
,
in
come
M.
praedict'
,
in
custodia
I.
B.
&
T.
P.
custod'
,
et
gardian̄
eccles.
praedict'
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
,
felonice
furatifuerunt
,
ceperunt
,
et
asportauerunt
contra
pacem
dict̄
domini
regis
,
ac
contr
form̄
statut'
eiusdem
domini
regis
anno
Reg.
sui
33.
edit'
&
prouis
.
&c.
For
slaunderous
writing
and
publishing
of
the
same
against
the
Queene
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect'
199.
come
E.
Clericus
,
vicesimo
quinto
die
Iulij
,
anno
Reg.
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Reginae
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
apud
G.
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
consulte
et
deliberate
,
cum
malitiosa
intentione
,
et
felonice
quoddam
scriptum
Anglice
edidit
et
publicauit
,
continens
(
inter
alia
)
hanc
falsam
seditiosam
et
scandalosam
materiam
,
ad
defamationem
Maiestatis
dicte
domine
Regine
nostre
nunc
,
videlicet
(
reciting
the
seditio●s
wordes
thereof
)
contra
pacem
dicte
domine
Regine
nostre
,
et
regalem
maiestatem
suam
,
(
cui
ne
in
cogitatione
quidem
detrahere
licet
)
ac
contra
formam
cuiusd'
statut'
in
Parliamento
dicte
dne
Reg.
nostr'
nunc
,
tent'
apud
Westm
in
come
Middlesexiae
,
ann
regni
sui
vicesimo
tertio
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
An
indictment
against
a
Scholemaster
being
a
Recusant
for
teaching
schole
in
a
widowes
house
without
licence
,
&
against
the
widow
for
keeping
him
in
her
house
knowing
him
to
be
a
Recusant
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
quod
K.
M.
de
I.
in
comitatu
Sect'
120.
Schole
magister
,
secundo
die
Septembr̄
,
ann
regni
dicte
domine
nostr'
Elizabethae
,
dei
gratia
,
&c.
Trices
.
quarto
,
vsque
nunc
,
in
domo
mansionali
cuiusdam
E.
A.
de
I.
predict'
,
in
come
pred'
,
Viduae
,
ausus
est
,
&
praesumpsit
erudire
,
&
docere
pueros
dictae
E.
A.
ibid'
,
cum
idem
K.
M.
durante
tempor̄
predicto
non
accessit
,
nec
resortauit
ad
eccl'
parochial'
de
I.
pred'
,
in
come
E.
pred'
,
nec
ad
vllam
aliam
capellam
,
aut
vsualem
locum
commun̄
precationum
,
sed
se
penitus
per
totum
tempus
predict'
,
abinde
absentauit
,
nullam
habens
legitimam
aut
rationalem
dictae
suae
absentiae
excusationem
,
&
cum
idem
K.
M.
non
est
per
Episcopum
diocaesis
loci
illius
,
in
quo
sita
est
praedicta
ecclesia
parochialis
de
I.
predicta
,
aut
per
eius
loci
ordinarium
,
licentiatus
,
aut
allocatus
ad
erudiendum
&
docendum
:
In
magnum
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
,
in
Parliamento
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
,
(
tento
apud
Westmonasterium
,
in
comitatu
Middlesexiae
,
Anno
regni
sui
vicesimo
tertio
)
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
.
Et
quod
praedictta
E.
A.
voluntarie
in
domo
sua
pred'
,
per
totum
tempus
predict'
custodiuit
et
manutenuit
prefatum
K.
M.
modo
&
forma
predict'
erudientem
&
docentem
,
sciens
ipsum
K.
modo
&
forma
predictis
,
se
absentasse
.
In
contemptum
dict'
dominae
reginae
ac
contra
formam
statuti
predicti
.
For
words
spoken
against
the
Queene
,
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
23.
of
hir
raigne
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
infra
tres
menses
Sect.
201.
iam
vltimo
elapsos
,
videlicet
secundo
die
mensis
Octobris
,
Anno
regni
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quint̄
,
G.
P.
de
A.
in
comitatu
G.
Labourer
,
in
domo
mansionali
cuiusdam
R.
S.
infra
parochiam
de
A.
predicta
in
comitatu
G.
predicto
,
ac
in
presentia
multorum
dict'
dominae
Reginae
subditorum
fide
dignorum
tunc
ibidem
existentium
,
consulto
,
deliberate
,
ac
cum
malitiosa
intentione
aduersus
dictam
dominam
nostram
nunc
,
ex
imaginatione
ipsius
G.
P.
propria
,
haec
falsa
:
seditiosa
,
scandalosa
dicta
,
ad
scandalum
&
defamationem
dictae
Domin̄
Reg.
nostr'
,
tunc
&
ibidem
loquutus
est
,
vt
in
his
Anglicis
verbis
sequitur
,
videlicet
(
Reciting
the
words
themselues
.
)
In
magnum
dict'
Domin̄
Regin̄
nostr'
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contra
pacem
,
Coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suas
,
nec
non
contra
formam
statut'
in
Parliamento
dict'
Dominae
nostr'
nuper
tento
apud
Westm
in
come
Middlesexiae
,
Anno
regni
sui
vicesimo
tertio
,
&c.
For
slaundering
of
Noble-men
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
si
R.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
comitatu
D.
Sect.
202.
Yeoman
,
deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habens
,
sed
instigatione
diabolic'
seduct'
,
ac
ligeantiam
suam
erga
dictam
Dominam
nunc
Elizab.
dei
gratia
&c.
parui
pendens
,
ac
leges
&
statut'
huius
regni
Angliae
minime
estimans
,
nec
paenam
in
eisdem
content̄
aliqualiter
verens
,
xvj
.
die
Maij
,
Anno
regni
Dominae
Elizab.
&c.
apud
M.
in
comitatu
D.
praedicto
,
malitiose
ex
imaginatione
sua
propria
,
haec
falsa
&
scandalosa
verba
ac
rumores
de
magnatibus
&
proceribus
huius
regni
Angliae
subsequentia
,
prolocut̄
est
,
videlicet
,
that
&c.
Quae
quidem
omnia
,
quanquam
falsa
sint
,
vt
vera
retulit
,
&
multa
alia
verba
scandalosa
adtunc
&
ibidem
dixit
&
propalauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
,
&
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
inde
nuper
edit'
&
prouis
.
For
Shooting
haileshotte
in
a
handgunne
,
vpon
the
Statute
of
2.
E.
6.
wherein
the
statute
is
recited
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
regina
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
dni
Sect.
203.
E.
nuper
regis
Angliae
sexti
apud
Westm
,
Anno
regni
sui
secund'
,
inter
alia
ordinat̄
&
inactitat̄
existit
,
qđ
nulla
persona
subter
gradum
dni
Parliamenti
extunc
deinceps
sagittaret
in
aliquo
tormento
infra
ciuitatem
vel
villam
,
ad
aliqu●
volucrem
siue
aliam
metam
super
Ecclesiam
,
domum
,
aut
columbar̄
,
neque
qđ
aliqua
persona
sagittaret
in
aliquo
loco
,
aliquam
sagittationem
voc'
Haileshot
,
aut
plur̄
glandines
plumbeas
,
quam
vnam
vno
tempore
,
sub
paena
forisfact'
decem
librar̄
ꝓ
quolibet
tempore
in
quo
ipse
contra
statut'
praed'
delinqueret
,
&
imprisonament̄
corporis
sui
ꝑ
spacium
trium
mens
.
prout
in
statuto
pnd'
plenius
continetur
.
Quidam
tamen
I.
C.
nuper
de
B.
in
comitatu
E.
Yeoman
,
statutum
pndict̄
minime
ponderans
,
nec
paenam
in
eodem
content̄
aliqualiter
verens
,
quinto
die
Iunij
&c.
in
quodam
tormento
Anglice
vocat'
a
Handgun
,
onerat̄
puluere
&
glandinibus
plumbeis
,
Anglice
charged
with
powder
&
haileshot
,
in
quandam
anatem
,
adtunc
in
quadam
palude
in
communi
campo
voc'
Netherfield
de
B.
pnd'
in
come
E.
pnd'
existent'
,
sagittauit
&
exonerauit
,
Anglice
discharged
,
contra
formam
statuti
praedicti
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
.
For
being
a
common
Barrator
,
for
keeping
a
blind
Tauerne
,
and
receiuing
suspicious
persons
,
and
the
wife
a
Scold
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
S.
nuper
de
C.
in
come
N.
Lawrer
,
est
homo
malae
Sect.
204.
conuersationis
&
gubernationis
,
ac
communis
barrator
&
pacis
dominae
Reginae
perturbator
.
Et
quod
idem
I.
S.
apud
G.
praed'
in
comitatu
N.
predict'
custod'
,
tenet
,
&
occupat
quandam
domum
,
siue
Tabernam
,
non
habent̄
vsuale
signum
apte
apposit̄
,
vulgariter
dict'
a
blind
Tauerne
.
Et
quod
primo
die
I.
anno
&c.
Necnon
diuersis
diebus
&
noctibus
antea
&
postea
,
in
eandem
domum
diuersos
homines
malae
conuersationis
,
&
suspectae
,
venient̄
omnibus
horis
,
tam
noctis
,
quam
diei
,
recepit
&
hospit̄
est
,
per
quod
vicini
sui
ac
alij
ligei
populi
dictae
dominae
Reg.
ibid'
multipliciter
vexant̄
,
inquietant̄
,
&
grauantur
,
&
ministri
dominae
Reg.
propter
pacis
conseruationem
,
officia
sua
ibidem
exercere
&
exequi
prohibentur
,
&
sepaenumero
in
periculo
amissionis
vitae
,
&
laesionis
corporum
suorum
quotidie
existunt
.
Et
quod
I.
vxor
predict'
I.
S.
est
communis
obiurgatrix
,
tam
cum
vicinis
,
quam
cum
alijs
ligeis
dictae
dominae
Reg'
,
per
qđ
populi
dict'
dominae
Reginae
multipliciter
molestant̄
,
inquietant̄
,
&
grauant̄
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
For
breaking
of
a
stable
and
taking
out
of
the
same
a
gelding
and
a
mare
,
and
the
accessorie
after
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
Sect.
205.
comitatu
E.
Gelder
,
vicesimo
nono
die
Aug.
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
vi
&
armis
,
quoddam
stabulum
in
domo
mansionali
cuiusdam
I.
S.
infra
parochiam
de
C.
predicta
in
comitatu
E.
praedict̄existens
,
fregit
,
ac
intrauit
,
&
vnum
equum
spadonem
(
Anglice
vocatum
a
Gelding
)
coloris
albi
,
praetij
sex
librarum
,
&
vnam
equam
coloris
nigri
,
praetij
xxx
.
solidorum
,
de
bonis
&
catallis
ipsius
I.
S.
tunc
&
ibidem
existentes
inuentos
felonice
caepit
&
abduxit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
domin'
Reginae
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
quod
K.
H.
nuper
Recey●
de
C.
predicta
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
Horsecorser
,
sciens
praefatum
A.
B.
feloniam
predict'
apud
C.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
modo
&
forma
predict'
,
fecisse
&
perpetrasse
,
eundem
tamen
A.
B.
apud
C.
predict'
in
comitatu
E.
pnd'
,
xxx
.
die
dicti
mensis
Aug.
anno
supradicto
felonice
recepit
,
&
hospicio
excepit
,
post
feloniam
predictam
sic
per
ipsum
A.
B.
vt
praefertur
factam
&
commissam
:
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
nostr'
Reginae
nunc
,
&
contra
coronam
,
ac
regiam
dignitatem
suas
.
An
indictment
against
a
seruant
of
the
age
of
19.
yares
,
retained
for
one
yeare
for
going
away
with
tenne
pound
,
the
which
his
master
deliuered
vnto
him
,
in
trust
to
keepe
it
for
him
.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect.
206.
E.
Mercer
,
vicesimo
die
Septembris
,
Anno
regni
Dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Francie
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
in
domo
mansional●
ipsius
A.
B.
apud
C.
predict'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
deliberasset
cuidam
E.
F.
de
C.
predicta
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
Mercer
,
tunc
seruienti
ipsius
A.
B.
provno
Anno
integro
retento
,
ac
aetatis
nouem
decem
annorum
existenti
,
decem
libras
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
bonis
ipsius
A.
B.
ea
intentione
,
vt
idem
E.
F.
easdem
saluo
custodiret
,
ad
vsum
praed'
A.
B.
tunc
magistri
sui
:
Idem
E.
F.
dicto
vicesimo
die
Septemb.
Anno
supradicto
(
apprenticius
dicti
A.
B.
tunc
non
existens
)
apud
C.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
pnd'
,
a
dicto
magistro
suo
vna
cum
predict'
decem
libris
dicti
A.
B.
tunc
magistri
sui
,
malitiose
&
felonice
discessit
,
abijt
,
&
aufugit
,
ea
intentione
,
ad
furandum
dictas
decem
libras
,
contra
fiduciam
in
eo
ꝑ
●fat̄
A.
B.
tunc
magistrum
suum
repositam
&
collocatam
,
&
ad
inde
dictum
A.
B.
magistrum
suum
pnd'
defraudandum
:
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statutorum
huius
regni
Angliae
in
huiusmodi
casu
,
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
For
stealing
of
a
Cowe
,
and
the
accessories
before
the
offence
committed
.
IVratores
pro
Domina
Regina
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect.
207.
E.
Shoomaker
,
primo
die
Iu.
Anno
regni
dict'
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
in
quodam
loco
infra
parochiam
de
C.
predicta
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
(
vocato
the
Cowe
pasture
)
vi
&
armis
&c.
clausum
cuiusdam
I.
S.
de
D.
in
comitatu
E.
predict'
Yeoman
,
fregit
&
intrauit
,
&
quandam
vaccam
(
coloris
nigri
,
praetij
xl
.
solidorum
)
de
bonis
&
catallis
predicti
I.
S.
tunc
ibidem
existentem
muentam
,
felonice
cepit
furatus
est
,
&
abduxit
,
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
quod
quidam
G.
H.
de
C.
pred'
in
dicto
Procurement
.
eomitatu
E.
Butcher
,
ante
feloniam
predict'
,
scilicet
eodem
primo
die
Iunij
Anno
tricesimo
quarto
supradicto
,
eundem
A.
B.
apud
C.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
ad
feloniam
predict'
faciendam
&
perpetrandam
,
malitiose
&
felonice
excitauit
,
persuasit
,
&
procurauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suam
.
An
indictment
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
21.
H.
8.
against
a
seruant
aboue
the
age
of
18.
yeares
,
for
going
away
with
a
bracelet
of
golde
,
woorth
17.
li.
deliuered
to
him
by
his
Master
to
keepe
,
wherein
the
Statute
is
recited
.
IVratores
praesent̄
&c.
quod
cum
per
quendam
actum
in
Parliamento
Sect.
208.
domini
H.
nuper
regis
Angliae
8.
apud
Westmonaster̄
in
comitatu
Midd'
,
anno
regni
sui
xxj
.
tent'
,
edit'
,
per
dictum
dominum
regem
,
cum
assensu
dn̄orum
spiritnalium
&
temporalium
,
ac
communitatis
in
eodem
Parliamento
congregat̄
,
necnon
aucthoritate
eiusdem
,
inter
alia
adtunc
ibid'
inactitat̄
existit
,
Quod
si
aliquis
seruus
,
cui
eius
Magistervel
Magistra
liberaret
aliqua
bona
valor̄
xl
.
s.
custodiend'
,
discesserit
cum
bonis
illis
cum
intentione
ad
furandum
vel
retrahendum
eadem
,
foret
felonia
,
prout
ꝑ
eundem
actum
plene
liquet
.
Qui
quidem
actus
postea
per
quendam
alium
actum
in
parliament̄
dominae
Mariae
nuper
Reg.
Angl'
apud
Westm
pnd'
,
ann
regni
sui
primo
,
tent'
,
edit'
,
fuit
repellat̄
&
annihilat̄
,
ac
postea
ꝑ
quendam
alium
actum
in
parliamento
dominae
Reg.
nunc
apud
Westm
pnd'
ann
regni
sui
5.
tent'
,
edit'
,
reuiuat̄
,
&
adhuc
in
vigore
existit
.
Ac
etiam
cum
C.
P.
armig'
secundo
die
S.
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
reginae
nunc
xv
.
apud
G.
in
comitatu
M.
pred'
,
liberasset
I.
G.
nuper
de
E.
in
comitatu
M.
pred'
Husbandman
,
adtunc
seruient̄
suo
&
non
appren̄
sno
existent
,
&
vltra
aetat̄
xviij
.
annorum
quoddam
brachiale
auri
,
Anglic'
a
Braselet
of
gold
,
valoris
xviij
.
li.
&c.
de
bonis
&
catallis
pred'
C.
pro
eodem
C.
saluo
custodiend'
.
Pred'
tamen
I.
G.
statut'
predict'
minime
ponderans
,
nec
penam
in
eodem
contentam
verens
,
apud
G.
pred'
in
dict'
comitatu
M.
eodem
2.
die
S.
anno
xv
.
supradicto
,
a
praef.
C.
adtunc
Magistro
suo
seipsum
retraxit
&
cum
brachiali
pred'
felonice
discessit
,
ea
intentione
ad
furandum
brachiale
pred'
,
ad
defraudandum
pnd'
C.
Magistrum
suum
,
de
brachiali
pred'
,
contra
fiduciam
&
confidentiam
in
eodem
I.
per
praed'
C.
Magistrum
suum
reposit̄
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
pred'
inter
ceteros
Articulos
quorum
&c.
For
conuerting
Tillage
into
Pasture
for
Connies
,
to
the
hurt
of
the
neighbours
.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
domina
regina
,
quod
H.
W.
de
A.
in
comitatu
Sect.
209.
E.
generosus
,
primo
die
Nouemb.
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
seisitus
existens
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
de
,
&
in
12.
acris
terrae
arabilis
in
A.
predict'
in
comitatu
E.
pred'
iacentibus
,
(
ac
de
,
aut
in
aliqua
libera
warrenna
non
existentibus
,
sed
per
spacium
4.
annorum
dictum
primum
diem
Nouemb
.
Anno
supradicto
proxime
praecedentium
,
in
cultura
et
seminatione
granorum
vsitatis
&
applicatis
)
dicto
primo
die
Nouemb.
Anno
supradicto
,
ac
diuersis
alijs
diebus
et
vicibus
,
antea
,
et
post
,
pred'
xij
.
acras
terrae
arrabilis
,
a
cultura
predict'
et
satione
granorum
,
vsque
in
hunc
diem
praesentem
,
in
pasturam
pro
cuniculis
custodiendis
conuertebat
,
et
adhuc
conuertit
&
custodit
:
Ad
graue
nocumentum
I.
R.
R.
T.
et
W.
M.
de
A.
predict'
in
dict'
comitatu
E.
(
vicinorum
ibidem
existentium
)
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
et
editorum
.
An
indictment
against
one
,
for
suffering
of
3.
houses
of
husbandrie
to
decay
and
for
putting
out
of
the
husbandmen
,
and
conuerting
of
the
land
belonging
to
the
same
,
from
tillage
to
pasture
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
regina
,
si
I.
K.
nuper
de
T.
in
comitatu
E.
gener̄
,
Sect.
210.
primo
die
Octob.
Anno
&c.
seisit̄
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
de
et
in
octo
mesuag'
agriculturae
in
T.
praedict'
in
dict'
comitatu
E.
in
quibus
septem
seperales
agricolae
(
Anglice
vocat'
Husbandmen
)
adtunc
inhabitabant
,
ac
de
&
in
trecent̄
acris
terr'
arabil'
in
T.
predict'
in
dict'
comitatu
E.
in
cultura
et
seminatione
granorum
vsitat̄
et
applicat̄
adtunc
existent'
,
quibus
triginta
acrae
ad
minus
cum
quolibet
dictor̄
mesuagior̄
adtunc
seperatim
occupat̄
et
vsitat̄
fuerunt
.
Et
quod
pnd'
I.
K.
leges
&
statuta
huius
regni
Angl'
parui
pendens
,
dicto
primo
die
Octob.
Anno
&c.
supradicto
,
ac
diuersis
diebus
,
&
vicibus
,
antea
&
postea
,
pro
ꝓprio
lucro
&
singulari
commod'
suo
,
tresagricolas
dictorum
septem
,
de
tribus
de
pndict̄
septem
mesuagijs
adtunc
expulit
et
amouit
,
et
eadem
tria
mesuagia
absque
aliquo
inhabitant̄
,
siue
aliquibus
inhabitantibus
in
eisdem
,
irreparat̄
stare
,
&
in
decas
.
&
ruinam
cadere
,
adtunc
&
deinceps
vsque
diem
captionis
huius
inquisitionis
voluntarie
causauit
&
permisit
.
Insuper
quod
praed'
I.
K.
die
&
anno
supradict̄
,
ac
diuersis
diebus
et
vicibus
antea
&
postea
,
cent̄
acr
praedictarum
trecentarum
acrarum
terr'
arabil'
,
iacent̄
&
existent'
in
T.
praed'
in
comitatu
E.
praedict'
,
cum
fossat̄
&
sepibus
viuis
inclusit
,
et
illas
abinde
a
cultura
agriculturae
&
seminatione
granorum
vsque
diem
captionis
huius
inquisitionis
in
pastur'
,
conuertebat
et
custodiebat
,
et
adhuc
conuertit
et
custodit
,
in
malum
et
pernitiosum
exemplum
aliorum
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
cas
,
edit'
&
prouis
.
&c.
An
indictment
against
a
Priest
for
his
affirming
that
the
Pope
of
Rome
is
supreame
head
of
the
Church
of
England
,
and
against
one
as
accesserie
for
comforting
of
him
therein
.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
I.
S.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect.
211.
E.
Clericus
,
xx
.
die
mensis
Aprilis
,
anno
regni
serenissimae
dominae
nostrae
Elzabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Francie
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
apud
D.
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
scienter
,
considerate
,
malitiose
,
&
directe
palam
in
praesentia
multorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
nunc
subditorum
,
affirmauit
,
et
defendit
aucthoritatem
Papae
Romani
ecclesiasticam
in
hoc
regno
Angliae
preantea
vsurpatam
,
his
expressis
verbis
anglicanis
sequentibus
,
viz.
I
sweare
by
the
blessed
Masse
,
and
wil
auow
that
our
holy
father
the
Pope
of
Rome
,
is
the
supreme
head
of
the
Church
of
England
,
in
magnam
derogationem
Regiae
aucthori●●tis
,
et
prerogatiuae
dictae
dominae
reginae
nostrae
,
ac
contra
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuers
.
statutor̄
in
huiusmodi
casu
editorum
&
prouisorum
.
Et
quod
A.
B.
de
D.
praedict'
in
come
E.
praedict'
Waxechandlor
,
sciens
ipsum
I.
S.
dicta
verba
loquntum
esse
,
ac
dictam
dicti
Papae
authoritatem
modo
&
forma
vt
praefertur
,
defendisse
,
ipsum
I.
S.
apud
D.
praedict'
,
in
dicto
come
E.
postea
scilicet
,
xxij
.
die
dicti
mensis
A.
anno
supradicto
,
consolatus
est
&
confortauit
,
ex
industria
&
ex
proposito
,
&
ad
eam
intentione
,
vt
idem
A.
B.
promoueret
&
efferret
praef
,
dicti
Papae
authoritatem
vsurpatam
,
in
pernitiosissimum
aliorum
exemplum
,
ac
contra
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
dictae
Dominae
reginae
nostrae
nuuc
,
ac
etiam
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
eiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
An
indictment
against
a
Priest
,
for
practising
to
absolue
and
perswade
a
widow
woman
from
her
obedience
and
subiection
to
the
Queene
,
and
to
obay
the
aucthoritie
of
the
sea
of
Rome
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
regina
,
si
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
comit'
E.
clericus
,
Sect.
212.
sexto
die
mensis
Maij
,
anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
apud
C.
predict'
in
Comitatu
E.
praedicto
voluntarie
&
proditorie
,
conatus
est
,
&
practicauit
absoluere
,
presuadere
,
&
seducere
quandam
I.
W.
de
C.
praedicta
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
viduam
a
naturali
obedientia
&
subiectione
sua
quam
eadem
I.
erga
dictam
dominam
nostram
reginam
gerere
debet
,
ad
obediendum
praetensae
authoritati
Sedis
Romanae
,
tunc
&
ibidem
proditorie
prae
se
ferens
&
asserens
se
habere
potestatem
&
facultatem
id
faciendi
,
&
tunc
&
ibidem
proditorie
dicens
eidem
Ioannae
his
anglicis
verbis
sequentibus
,
mother
Ioane
you
will
haue
a
blacke
soule
(
I
tell
you
)
if
you
do
not
the
sooner
forsake
the
Queene
(
innuendo
praedictam
dominam
nostram
reginam
nunc
)
and
her
heresies
,
and
yeeld
your selfe
to
the
obedience
of
our
mother
Church
the
holy
See
of
Rome
:
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
nostrae
reginae
,
coronam
&
regalem
dignitatem
suam
,
&
contra
formam
statuti
in
Parliamento
dictae
dominae
nostrae
reginae
tento
apud
Westmonast'
in
come
Midd'
,
anno
dicti
regni
sui
vicesimo
tertio
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouis
▪
&
editi
.
An
indictment
against
a
Iesuite
,
and
against
one
for
receauing
of
him
vpon
the
statute
of
An.
27.
of
the
Queene
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
.
Si
E.
C.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
Sect.
213.
clericus
,
natus
apud
S.
pred'
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
atque
infra
annum
iam
prox
.
praeteritum
factus
&
professus
Iesuita
per
authoritatem
a
sede
Romana
deriuatam
,
proditorie
apud
S.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
sexto
die
Iulij
,
anno
regni
dict'
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
,
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
&
Hyberniae
reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
a
partibus
transmarinis
applicuit
,
&
dicto
sexto
die
anno
supradicto
,
&
nonnullis
alijs
diebus
tunc
proxime
sequentibus
apud
S.
predictam
in
comitatu
E.
predicto
,
proditorie
moram
fecit
ac
remansit
:
contr̄
formam
cuiusdam
statuti
in
parliamento
dictae
dominae
Reg.
nostrae
nunc
tento
apud
Westm
in
comitatu
Midd'
anno
regni
sui
vicesimo
septimo
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
&
editi
,
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dne
Reginae
,
coronam
,
&
dignitatem
suas
.
Et
si
W.
B.
de
S.
praed
'
Recey●
.
in
dicto
comitatu
E.
mercator
,
scienter
,
voluntarie
,
&
felonice
,
postea
scilicet
,
dicto
sexto
die
dicti
mensis
Iulij
anno
supradicto
,
predict'
E.
C.
apud
S.
praedict'
in
come
E.
praed'
receptauit
&
comfortauit
,
dicto
W.
B.
adtunc
&
ibid'
ad
largum
,
&
extra
prisonam
existente
,
ac
praef.
E.
C.
huiusmodi
Iesuitam
esse
,
tunc
&
ibidem
sciente
et
cognoscente
:
Contra
formam
statuti
predicti
,
ac
contra
pacem
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
.
For
a
Trespasse
in
Corne
,
Grasse
,
and
Plowing
.
INquirat̄
pro
Domina
Regina
,
si
A.
B.
de
C.
in
come
E.
Yeoman
,
xx
.
Sect.
214.
die
mensis
A.
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hybern̄
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
,
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
quoddam
clausum
cuiusdam
I.
S.
apud
C.
praedict'
in
come
E.
praed'
(
vulgariter
voc'
Cow
lease
)
vi
&
armis
fregit
ac
intrauit
,
ac
herbas
,
&
blada
triticea
ipsius
I.
S.
tunc
ibidem
crescentia
(
ad
valentiam
xx
.
s.
)
cum
quibusdam
bobus
,
&
bidentibus
ipsius
A.
B.
tunc
ibidem
depastus
est
ac
consumpsit
,
necnon
solum
et
fundum
ipsius
I.
S.
ibidem
,
cum
quodam
aratro
subuertir
,
per
quod
praedict'
I.
S.
omne
commodum
et
proficuum
dicti
soli
sui
per
longum
tempus
postea
amisit
,
Ac
alia
damna
et
enormia
praedict'
I.
S.
tunc
ibidem
intulit
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
I.
S.
contra
pacem
dictae
Dominae
nostrae
Reginae
nunc
,
coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
For
eating
Corne
with
a
flocke
of
sheepe
.
INquirat̄
&c.
si
I.
M.
de
M.
in
come
E.
Sheepheard
,
xx
.
die
M.
Anno
Sect.
215.
regni
&c.
apud
V.
in
come
E.
praedict'
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
baculis
&
cultellis
clausum
I.
S.
fregit
,
&
blada
ipsius
I.
S.
viz.
hordea
&
auenas
in
xxx
.
acris
terrae
tunc
ibidem
crescent
cum
grege
ouium
in
custodia
sua
existent
depastus
fuit
,
conculcauit
et
consumpsit
,
&
alia
anormia
ei
intulit
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
I.
S.
ac
contra
pacem
dict'
&c.
For
Trespasse
in
fishgarthes
in
the
hands
of
diuers
farmors
,
and
for
the
taking
of
three
Salmons
.
IVrat̄
praesent̄
pro
dna
Reg.
quod
W.
S.
de
B.
in
come
L.
yeoman
,
I.
W.
Sect.
216.
de
ead'
villa
,
in
come
L.
pnd'
yeoman
,
&
I.
W.
de
T.
in
come
L.
pnd'
yeoman
8
,
die
Martij
,
Anno
&c.
circa
horam
quartam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
in
S.
K.
et
B.
in
come
L.
pnd'
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
quādam
piscar̄
voc'
Fishgarthes
tunc
in
tenura
&
occupatione
R.
F.
C.
L.
&
I.
firmar̄
ibid'
dict'
dominae
Reg.
intrauer̄
&
freger̄
,
&
tres
Salmones
ad
valenc'
xx
.
s.
de
bonis
&
catall'
pnd'
R.
F.
C.
L.
&
I.
L.
in
piscar̄
pnd'
ceperunt
&
abmde
asporeauer̄
,
contra
voluntatem
predict'
R.
F.
&c.
ad
graue
damnum
ipsorum
R.
F.
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
&c.
An
indictment
against
one
for
taking
aboue
the
rate
of
10.
li.
in
the
110
li.
for
the
lone
thereof
for
one
yeare
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Reg.
praesent̄
,
quod
vbi
A.
B.
de
C.
in
come
E.
Sect.
217.
Merter
,
primo
die
O.
Anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
Anglie
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
apud
C.
praedictam
in
dicto
come
E.
mutuo
dedisset
,
&
accommodasset
cuidam
D.
E.
de
C.
praed'
in
dicto
come
E.
Shoomaker
,
summam
xx
.
libr'
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
pecunijs
dicti
A.
B.
ea
intentione
,
vt
idem
D.
E.
viginti
libras
eidem
A.
B.
redderet
&
resolueret
primo
die
Aprilis
tunc
proxime
futuro
:
Idem
A.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
iniuste
cepit
&
habuit
pre
manibus
,
de
prenominato
D.
E.
vigniti
sex
solidos
in
luero
,
vsura
,
&
proficuo
,
pro
differendo
&
dando
diem
solutionis
,
sic
vt
prefertur
,
earundem
xx
.
libr'
a
dicto
primo
die
Octo.
annc
supradict'
vsque
dictum
I.
diem
A.
tunc
proxime
sequentem
,
qui
quidem
viginti
sex
solidi
(
modo
&
forma
praedictis
,
pre
manibus
capti
&
habiti
)
multo
excedunt
&
superant
ratam
&
proportionem
decem
librarum
pro
centum
libr'
pro
vno
anno
integro
accommod'
ad
damnum
non
mediocre
ipsius
D.
E.
ac
in
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
necnon
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisorum
&
editorum
.
An other
Indictment
of
the
same
effect
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
37.
H.
8.
in
the
which
the
statute
is
recited
.
IVrator̄
pro
domina
Regina
present̄
,
quod
cum
per
quendam
actum
Sect'
218.
in
Parliamento
dominae
Regin̄
nunc
apud
Westm
in
come
Midd'
ij
.
die
A.
Anno
regni
sui
tertiodecimo
,
tent'
edit'
int̄
alia
inactitat̄
fuit
,
quod
quidam
actus
in
Parliamento
dni
H.
nuper
Reg.
Ang
'
8.
apud
Westm
praed'
anno
regni
sui
xxxvij
.
tent'
edit'
pro
reformatione
vsure
ab
&
post
xxv
.
diem
Iunij
prox'
sequent
praed'
secundo
die
A.
Anno
regni
dictae
domin'
Reginae
nunc
xiij
supradicto
reuiuat̄
foret
&
staret
in
suo
pleno
robere
vigore
&
effectu
,
in
quo
quidem
actu
in
parliamento
dicti
nuper
regis
H.
8.
Anno
regni
sui
37.
supradicto
tent'
,
&
edit'
,
inactitat̄
fuit
authoritate
eiusdem
parliament̄
,
quod
nulla
persona
siue
personae
cuiuscunque
status
,
gradus
,
siue
conditionis
,
ipse
vel
ipsi
foret
siue
forent
,
ad
aliquod
tempus
post
vltimum
diem
Ianuarij
in
actu
illo
mencionat̄
,
per
viam
siue
medium
aliquarum
corruptarum
barganiae
,
accommodationis
,
excambij
,
cheuasancie
,
cautele
,
siue
interesse
,
aliquar̄
marchandizar̄
,
mercium
,
aut
alicuius
alius
rei
siue
aliquarum
aliarum
rerum
quarumcunque
,
aut
per
aliquam
aliam
corrupt̄
siue
deceptiuam
viam
vel
mediam
aut
per
aliquam
coninam
,
ingenium
,
siue
deceptiuam
viam
,
vel
conueiantiam
,
haberent
reciperent
,
acciperent
,
siue
caperent
,
in
lucro
vel
proficuo
,
pro
differendo
seu
dando
diem
solutionis
vnius
anni
integri
,
de
&
pro
eius
vel
eorum
denarijs
,
vel
alia
re
que
foret
debita
pro
eisdem
mercibus
merchandisis
siue
alia
re
vel
rebus
,
vltra
summ̄
decem
librar̄
pro
centum
libris
,
&
sic
secundum
ratam
illam
,
&
non
vltra
,
de
&
pro
maiore
siue
minore
summa
,
seu
pro
longiore
siue
breuiore
tempore
,
&
non
plus
siue
maius
lucrum
vel
summa
inde
habend
,
sub
pena
forisfaciendi
&
amittendi
pro
qualibet
offens
.
triplum
valorem
mercium
,
merchandizar̄
,
&
alius
reivel
rerum
sic
barganizat̄
,
vendit̄
,
excambiat̄
,
siue
accommodat̄
,
ac
etiam
haberet
&
sufferet
imprisonamentum
corporis
sui
,
&
faceret
finem
&
redemption
ad
voluntatem
dicti
domini
Regis
,
de
qua
quid'
forisfactura
triplicis
valoris
praed'
,
vna
medietas
esset
dicto
dno
Regi
,
&
altera
medietas
illi
vel
illis
qui
quo
eadem
prosequerent̄
in
aliqua
curiarum
dicti
nuper
regis
de
recordo
,
in
qua
secta
nulla
vadiatio
legis
,
essonium
,
siue
protectio
alocaretur
,
prout
in
eod'
statut'
de
ann
27.
dicti
nuper
Reg.
H.
8.
suprad'
plenius
continetur
:
Cumque
etiam
quidam
R.
B.
de
&c.
post
praedict'
2.
diem
A.
anno
xiij
.
dictae
dominae
Reg.
nunc
suprad'
,
scilicet
22.
die
D.
anno
regni
eiusdem
dominae
Reg.
21.
apud
L.
in
come
E.
praed'
,
accommodasset
cuidam
C.
F.
iiij
.
li.
idem
R.
B.
statut'
pndict̄
minime
ponderans
,
nec
paenam
in
eodem
content̄
verens
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
recepit
&
habuit
de
prefat'
C.
F.
in
lucro
&
profieuo
pro
differendo
&
dando
diem
solutionis
earundem
iiij
.
li.
ab
eodem
22.
die
D.
anno
21.
suprad'
vsque
vj.
diem
A.
tunc
proxim'
sequent
viij
.
s.
qui
quidem
viij
.
s.
in
lucro
&
proficuo
pro
differendo
&
dando
diem
solutionis
dictarum
iiij
.
li.
a
praedict'
22.
die
D.
anno
21.
suprad'
,
vsque
praedict'
vj.
diem
A.
extunc
prox'
sequent
,
excedunt
ratam
x.
li.
pro
100.
li.
pro
vno
anno
integro
contraformam
&
effectum
statuti
praedicti
,
ad
graue
damnum
ipsius
C.
F.
&c.
An
Indictment
against
one
occupying
a
Plow-land
in
the
Parish
for
not
comming
at
the
daies
appointed
by
the
Surueiors
of
the
high
wayes
,
to
helpe
to
amende
the
high
waies
within
the
parish
.
Ivrat̄
pro
Domina
Reg.
present̄
,
quod
vbi
die
Martis
in
septim̄
P.
iam
Sect'
219.
vltimo
preterito
,
scilicet
7.
die
meusis
A.
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostr'
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Ang
'
Fr.
&
Hyb
.
Reginae
,
fidei
defensoris
&c.
34.
A.
B.
tunc
Constabularius
villae
de
C.
in
dicto
come
E.
&c.
et
D.
E.
&
F.
G.
tum
guardiani
ecclesiae
parochialis
de
C.
praedict'
in
comitatu
E.
praed'
existentes
,
vocatis
ad
se
multis
alijs
parochianis
dictae
parochiae
de
C.
tunc
&
ibidem
elegerunt
quosdam
I.
S.
&
R.
N.
duas
honest'
eiusdem
paroch'
personas
,
in
superuisores
pro
anno
integro
tunc
proxim'
sequent
,
pro
emendatione
&
reparat̄
altarum
regiarum
viar̄
infra
dict'
paroch
.
de
C.
ducentium
a
villis
mercatorijs
,
ad
vill'
mercatorias
:
Ac
etiam
tunc
ibid'
nominuerunt
&
appunctuauerunt
sex
dies
,
viz.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
&
6.
dies
mensis
Maij
tunc
prox'
sequent̄
,
pro
dicta
emendatione
dictarum
viar̄
,
&
nominat̄
pro
emendatione
illius
viae
Regiae
ibid'
,
que
est
inter
&c.
atque
de
eisdem
sex
diebus
sic
per
eos
,
vt
prefertur
,
nominat̄
&
appunctuatis
dederunt
palam
postea
(
scilicet
die
dominic'
dict'
Pasch.
tunc
proxim'
sequenti
)
publicam
notitiam
in
dicta
eccles.
parochiali
.
Quidam
tamen
T.
W.
tum
&
adtunc
parochianus
de
C.
praed
in
comit'
E.
praedict'
existeus
,
ac
tum
habens
&
occup̄
in
dicta
paroch
.
de
G.
in
comit'
E.
praedict'
,
vnam
integram
carucatam
terrae
arabilis
(
Anglic'
dict'
a
plough-land
)
ad
nullum
dictor̄
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
dierum
dicti
mensis
Maij
anno
suprad'
,
prorsus
inuenit
,
aut
misit
currum
instructum
(
Anglice
dict'
awaine
,
or
cart
furnished
)
equis
,
bobus
,
aut
alijs
animal'
,
&
necessarijs
instrumentis
,
secund'
morem
patriae
ibid'
:
nec
vllos
habiles
homin̄
,
erga
emendationem
&
reparation̄
dictarum
viar̄
,
aut
earum
aliquam
,
siue
aliquam
inde
parcellam
,
sed
inde
tunc
ibid'
voluntarie
fecit
defaltam
:
in
dictae
domin'
Reginae
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
diuers
,
statutor̄
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouis
.
&
editorum
.
An
Indictment
against
a
Towne
for
not
keeping
watch
according
to
the
statute
of
Winchester
,
Anno
13.
E.
1.
IVrat̄
pro
dna
Regin̄
presentant
,
quod
a
x.
die
Iun̄
,
anno
reg'
dict'
dominae
Sect'
220.
nostrae
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
&c.
35.
vsque
vltimum
diem
mensis
Aug
'
anno
suprad'
,
homines
&
inhabitantes
villae
de
C.
in
come
E.
nullas
vigilias
a
solis
occasu
vsque
ad
solis
ortum
,
in
dicta
villa
de
C.
in
comit'
E.
praed'
,
per
aliquot
homines
fecerunt
,
aut
custod'
prout
deiure
&
antiqua
consuetudine
huius
regni
Ang
'
facere
debent
&
solebant
:
In
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contempt̄
,
ac
contra
form̄
cuiusdam
statut'
in
Parliament̄
dni
Ed.
olim
Regis
Angl'
primi
,
apud
Winton
,
anno
regni
sui
13.
tento
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouis
.
&
editi
.
An
Indictment
against
the
inbabitats
of
a
hundred
,
for
not
keeping
seawatch
at
Sandgate
,
according
to
the
statute
of
Anno
5.
E.
4.
IVrat̄
pro
dna
Reg.
presentant
,
quod
vbi
homin̄
&
inhabitantes
hundredi
Sect'
221.
de
F.
in
comit'
M.
praed'
,
ant̄iquitus
(
viz.
ante
annum
regni
domini
H.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
quarti
quintum
)
quasdam
maritimas
&
minutas
vigillias
(
Anglice
voc'
Seawatch
)
tempore
belli
per
costeram
maris
in
quodam
loco
(
vocato
Sandgate
)
in
dicto
comitatu
M.
per
quatuor
homines
singulis
noctibus
(
a
tempore
in
cuius
contrarium
memoria
hominum
tunc
non
existebat
)
custodire
debebant
&
solebant
:
dicti
tamen
hundredi
de
F.
homines
&
inhabitantes
nunc
,
tempore
nuper
belli
,
viz.
a
24.
die
Iulij
,
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostr'
Eliz.
Dei
gratia
&c.
30.
vsque
34.
diem
dicti
mensis
Iulij
,
anno
suprad'
,
praed'
vigilias
apud
Sandgate
praedict'
,
modo
&
forma
praed'
,
facere
&
custodire
voluntarie
pretermiserunt
&
neglexerunt
,
ac
in
eisdem
vigilijs
tunc
ibid'
(
sic
vt
prefertur
faciendis
ac
custod'
)
voluntariam
fecerunt
defaltam
:
In
dictae
dominae
Reg'
contemptum
,
ac
huius
regni
sui
Angliae
discrimen
non
modicum
,
ac
contra
formam
statut'
in
Parliamento
dicti
domini
H.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
iiii
.
tent'
,
regni
sui
v.
praed'
,
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
For
killing
a
man
by
Witchcraft
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
5
of
the
Queene
.
IVrator̄
presentant
pro
Domina
Regina
,
quod
S.
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Sect'
222.
H.
vidua
,
x.
die
Aug
'
,
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostr'
Eliz.
dei
gratia
,
Angliae
&c.
Tricesimo
quarto
,
ac
diuersis
alijs
diebus
post
dict'
x.
diem
,
quasdem
artes
detestandas
Anglice
vos
'
withcraft
and
sorcery
,
nequiter
&
felonice
practicauit
&
exercuit
apud
C.
praed'
,
in
come
H.
praed'
,
in
,
super
,
&
cont̄
quendam
I.
N.
de
C.
praed'
in
dict̄
come
H.
Laborer
,
per
quas
quidem
artes
,
dict'
I
,
N.
a
praed'
x.
Aug
'
,
Anno
34.
suprad
vsque
diem
predict'
mensis
Aug
'
anno
34.
suprad'
,
periculosissime
ac
mortaliter
aegrotabat
&
languebat
,
Ac
eodem
24.
die
Aug
'
anno
suprad'
idem
I.
N.
per
artes
praed'
in
dicto
come
H.
obijt
.
Et
sic
Iuratores
praedict'
presentant
,
quod
eadem
Sara
ipsum
I.
N.
apud
C.
praedict'
,
modo
&
forma
suprad'
,
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
voluntarie
,
diabolice
,
nequiter
,
&
felonice
ꝑ
artes
praed'
,
occidit
ac
interfecit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
domin'
Regin̄
nostrae
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
parliamento
dictae
dominae
Reg.
nostrae
(
tento
apud
Westm
in
come
Midd'
anno
regni
sui
praed'
quint̄
)
in
huiusmodi
casu
prouisi
ac
aediti
.
The
like
Indictment
.
Sect'
223.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
Marg.
L.
de
A.
in
comitatu
E.
Spinster
,
23.
die
Iun̄
,
anno
regni
dominae
nostrae
Eliz.
xv
.
ac
diuersis
alijs
dieb'
&
vicibus
,
tam
antea
quam
postea
,
Deum
pre
oculis
suis
non
habens
,
sed
instigatione
diabolic'
seduict̄
,
quasdam
malas
diabolic'
artes
,
Anglice
vocat'
Witchcrafts
,
Inchauntments
,
Charmes
,
and
Sorceries
,
nequiter
diabolic'
&
felonice
apud
H.
praed'
,
in
come
E.
praed'
,
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
vsa
fuit
,
practizauit
,
&
exercuit
,
in
&
super
quendam
W.
N.
pretextu
cuius
praed'
W.
a
praed'
13.
die
Iun̄
anno
suprad'
vsque
24.
diem
Dec'
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reginae
Eliz.
&c.
35.
praedict'
languebat
,
quo
quidem
24.
die
Decemb
,
suprad'
,
praed'
W.
ratione
practicationis
&
exercit̄
diabolic'
artium
praed'
,
apud
H.
praed'
in
come
E.
pnd'
,
obijt
.
Et
sic
praed'
M.
ipsum
W.
apud
H.
pnd'
,
in
come
E.
pred'
,
modo
&
forma
supradict̄
,
&
ex
malit̄
sua
precogitat̄
felonice
interf
.
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginn̄
,
&
contra
form̄
statuti
&c.
For
bewitching
a
Horse
,
whereby
he
wasted
and
became
worse
.
Sect'
224.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
si
Sara
B.
de
C.
in
comitatu
Eb.
vidua
,
20.
die
Aug.
anno
regni
dictae
dominae
nostrae
Eliz.
&c.
34.
quasdam
artes
nequissimas
(
Anglice
vocatas
Inchantments
and
Charmes
)
apud
C.
pndict̄
,
in
comitatu
E.
praedicto
,
malitiose
,
&
diabolice
,
in
,
super
,
&
contra
quendamequum
,
coloris
albi
,
precij
4.
li.
de
bonis
&
catallis
cuiusdam
I.
S.
de
C.
praed'
in
dicto
come
E.
generosi
existentem
,
exercuit
,
&
practicauit
.
Per
quodidem
equuus
dicti
I.
S.
xx
.
die
praed'
apud
C.
praedict'
,
omnino
peioratus
est
,
&
vastatus
:
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reg.
&
contra
form̄
statut'
ineiusm̄
casu
prouisi
,
ac
editi
.
For
taking
away
of
a
wiidow
,
and
marrying
of
her
against
her
will
contrary
to
the
statute
of
Anno
3.
H.
7.
IVrator̄
presentant
pro
dna
Regina
quod
A.
B.
de
C.
in
dicto
come
E.
Sect.
225.
Singingman
,
2.
die
Aprilis
,
anno
Reg.
dict'
dominae
nostre
Eliz.
&c.
35.
vi
&
armis
in
domum
mansional'
cuiusd'
H.
B.
de
C.
praedict'
,
in
comit'
E.
praed'
,
vidue
infra
parochiam
de
C.
praed'
,
in
come
E.
praed'
,
intrauit
,
(
que
quidem
H.
B.
tunc
sesita
fuit
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
,
de
&
in
diuersis
terris
&
tenementis
in
C.
praed'
,
in
come
E.
praed'
,
clari
annui
valoris
x.
li.
vltra
omnes
reprisas
existentibus
)
ac
immediate
postea
,
viz.
dicto
2.
die
Aprilis
,
annosupradict̄
idem
A.
B.
praedict'
H.
B.
tunc
ibidem
in
dicta
domo
sua
in
pace
dei
,
ac
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
existentem
,
ex
dicta
domo
sua
mansionali
contra
voluntatem
ipsius
H.
B.
illegittime
ac
felonice
extraxit
,
eripuit
,
&
abduxit
ac
eandem
H.
B.
postea
(
scilicet
3.
die
dicti
mensis
Aprilis
,
anno
suprad'
)
in
ecclesia
parochiali
de
C.
praed'
in
come
E.
praedict'
,
cepit
in
vxorem
suam
:
vbi
idem
A.
B.
dicto
tempore
extractionis
&
abductionis
praedict'
,
nun
clamauit
,
nec
clamare
potuit
,
eandem
H.
B.
tanquam
Wardam
suam
,
aut
tanquam
natiuam
suam
:
in
magnam
pacis
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
nunc
perturbationem
,
ac
contra
formam
cuiusdam
Statuti
in
Parliamento
Domini
Henrici
nuper
Regis
Angl'
septimi
,
tento
,
Anno
regni
sui
tertio
,
in
hui●smodi
casu
prouisi
ac
editi
.
An
Indictment
for
Burglarie
by
night
.
IVratores
presentant
pro
domina
Regina
quod
E.
D.
nuper
de
&c.
2.
Sect'
226.
die
I.
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
mansional'
R.
H.
apud
E.
in
come
predict'
circiter
horam
vndecimam
in
noctem
eiusdem
diei
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
&
burglariter
fregit
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
&c.
An
Indictment
for
stealing
a
Hogge
in
a
Common
.
IVratores
presentant
pro
domina
Regina
quod
F.
B.
de
&c.
quarto
die
Sect'
227.
Februarij
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
quandam
communiam
intra
nouam
Forrestam
vocat'
H.
intra
parochiam
de
C.
in
C.
praedict'
fregit
&
intrauit
&
vnum
porcum
coloris
red
speckled
,
precij
xij
.
đ.
de
bonis
&
catallis
B.
D.
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
&
effugauit
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
wilfull
escape
of
a
Prisoner
committed
for
felonie
to
a
Constable
to
be
brought
to
the
common
Gaole
,
and
a
Knight
who
is
no
Iustice
of
peace
commanded
the
said
Constable
to
bring
the
Prisoner
before
him
,
by
reason
whereof
the
said
prisoner
did
escape
.
IVratores
presentant
pro
dna
Regina
quod
cum
I.
D.
nuper
de
&c.
pro
Sect'
228.
diuersis
felonijs
per
ipsum
per
petrat̄
&
pro
eisdem
felonijs
coram
A.
B.
arm̄
vno
Iusticiar'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
pacem
Constabular̄
dictae
dominae
Reginae
concordat̄
fuerit
,
&
per
undem
A.
B.
sub
custod'
praed'
Constabular̄
pro
felonia
praed'
ad
generalem
gaolem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
come
praed'
cmmiss
.
fuit
ibidem
saluo
custodiend'
quosque
secundum
legem
&
consuetud'
huius
regni
Angliae
deliberetur
.
Et
W.
P.
de
&c.
Miles
non
existens
Iustic'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
pacem
in
comit'
praed'
misit
&
precepit
quendam
I.
N.
de
&c.
Constabular̄
&c.
ad
ducendum
praed'
I.
D.
coram
ipso
.
An
Indictment
for
stealing
Sheepe
.
IVrat̄
presentant
&c.
quod
A.
B.
&c.
quarto
die
&c.
vi
&
armis
viz.
&c.
Sect'
229.
clausum
T.
G.
de
&c.
fregit
&
intrauit
&
duas
oues
matrices
coloris
nigri
precij
vij
.
s.
de
bonis
&
catallis
dicti
T.
G.
felonice
cepit
abduxit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
breaking
of
a
house
,
&
murdering
of
one
with
Cudgill
in
his
bed
by
pruitie
and
consent
of
the
wife
of
the
murthered
.
IVrat̄
presentant
quod
&c.
Ed.
nuper
de
E.
&c.
circa
horam
duodecimam
Sect'
230.
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
,
deum
coram
oculis
non
habens
sed
ex
malitia
sua
precogitata
,
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
&c.
domum
R.
P.
apud
C.
in
comit'
praed'
felonice
&
burgularit̄
fregit
&
intrauit
,
&
in
prefat'
R.
P.
adtunc
&
ibidem
nudum
in
lecto
suo
iacentem
insultum
&
affraiam
fecit
,
&
eum
cum
vno
baculo
valoris
xij
.
đ.
vocat'
a
Cudgill
,
eundem
R.
P.
super
caput
suum
vsque
ad
cerebrum
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
:
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
idem
R.
P.
adtunc
&
ibidem
instanter
moriebatur
.
Et
sicidem
E.
L.
eundem
R.
P.
adtunc
&
ibidem
interfecit
&
murderauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
Et
quod
quedam
Agnes
P.
nuper
de
&c.
Spinster
vxor
praedict'
R.
P.
tertio
die
Iunij
Anno
&c.
ac
diuersis
diebus
antea
&
postea
eundem
diem
&
ante
feloniam
&
murdrum
praedict'
in
forma
praed'
apud
W.
praed'
in
C.
praed'
pref.
E.
L.
ad
feloniam
&
murdrem
praeđ
fact̄
&
perpetrand'
felonice
procurant
&
abbettauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
Et
etiam
quod
ead'
A.
P.
scieus
praefat'
Ed.
feloniam
&
murdrum
praedict'
in
forma
praed'
fecisse
&
perpetrasse
E.
L.
praedict'
tertio
die
Iunij
Anno
&c.
apud
W.
praedict'
in
C.
praed'
felonice
receprauit
&
confortauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
An
indictment
of
Manslaughter
.
IVratores
presentant
&c.
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
A.
B.
&c.
octauo
Sect'
231.
die
I.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
in
Iohan
P.
apud
B.
praedict'
in
pace
dei
&
domin'
Reginae
existent
insultum
&
affraiam
fecit
cum
manu
sua
dextra
praefat'
I.
P.
in
capite
suo
felonice
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
percussit
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
praedict'
I.
P.
adtunc
&
ibidem
incontinenter
obijt
&
sic
idem
A.
B.
praefat'
I.
P.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
interfecit
&
murdrauit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Regin̄.
An
Indictment
for
vsing
more
Artes
then
one
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
tertio
of
Ed.
3.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
Sect'
232.
domini
Ed.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
tertij
post
conquestum
Anno
regni
sui
tertio
tent'
inter
ceterea
ordinat̄
sit
&
statut'
,
Quod
artificiarij
&
gentes
occupationem
habentes
&
quilibet
eorum
ad
suam
artem
seu
occupationem
se
teneat
,
&
quod
nullus
exerceat
aliam
artem
seu
occupationem
nisi
tamen
eam
quam
elegit
:
Et
si
aliquis
in
contrarium
fecerit
per
imprisonament̄
corporis
sui
per
spatium
duorum
annorum
puniatur
&
vlterius
finem
&
redemptionem
domino
regi
fact'
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
continentur
:
S.
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitat'
N.
Baker
,
alias
dictus
A.
B.
de
C.
in
comitat'
N.
praedict'
Milner
,
Statut̄
praedict'
minime
ponderans
nec
penam
in
eodem
statuto
content̄
verens
,
a
secundo
die
Iulij
Anno
regni
Hen.
8.
&c.
vsque
quartum
diem
Ap.
anno
23.
domini
regis
supradict̄
tam
artem
molendarij
quam
artem
pistoris
panis
humani
apud
C.
praedict'
continue
exercebat
in
dicti
domini
regis
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
Statuti
praedict'
.
An
Indictment
for
regrating
af
Cor●e
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
R.
L.
nuper
de
T.
in
comitat'
L.
yeoman
,
&
H.
D.
Sect'
233.
nuper
de
N.
in
comitat'
praedict'
yeoman
,
xx
.
die
Iu.
Anno
&c.
apud
B.
&
T.
in
comitat'
praedict'
emerunt
et
regratauerunt
de
T.
S.
R.
R.
&
alijs
legijs
dni
regis
50.
quarteria
frum̄ti
pretij
xxv
.
li.
cent̄
quart̄
hordei
p̄cij
24.
li
&
al'
frumēt̄
&
hord'
in
domibus
mancionibus
siue
vt
regratores
mercati
dicti
dni
reg'
accumulauer̄
&
custodiuer̄
,
ea
intentione
vt
frumentum
,
hord'
&
alia
grana
sub
suis
custodijs
ad
suum
libitum
exponere
&
vendere
potuerunt
,
ob
quod
grana
in
mercat̄
&
villis
comitat'
praedict'
multiplicit̄
cariorara
&
rariora
forent
in
graue
damnum
populi
domini
regis
in
eodem
comitatu
commorant̄
et
in
contempt̄
Domini
Regis
,
ac
contra
formam
Statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
et
prouis
.
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
Robberie
done
by
the
high
way
vpon
the
person
of
one
.
IVrat̄
presentant
&c.
Quod
vbi
I.
B.
de
L.
gen
xiij
.
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
Sect'
234.
fuit
in
pace
dei
&
dicti
domini
Regis
in
Regia
via
apud
parochiam
Sancti
E.
in
campis
in
Comitatu
M.
ibi
eisdem
die
&
Anno
venerunt
I.
M.
de
D.
in
comitat'
M.
yeoman
,
&
R.
H.
de
eadem
in
comit'
praedict
yeoman
,
laici
homines
&
non
infra
sacros
ordines
subdiacon̄
ne
vltra
existent
felonice
vt
felones
dicti
domini
Regis
in
praed'
I.
B.
insultum
fecerunt
&
ipsum
verberauerunt
,
vulnerauerunt
&
maletractauerunt
.
Ita
quod
de
vita
eius
desperabatur
ac
viginti
solid'
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
bonis
&
catallis
ipsius
I.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
&
existent'
felonice
ceperunt
&
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
regis
,
ac
contra
formam
Statuti
eiusdem
domini
regis
anno
regni
sui
xxij
.
editi
&
prouis
.
An
Indictment
for
Burglarie
in
a
dwelling
house
,
for
putting
the
household
in
feare
and
for
the
taking
away
of
xx
.
li.
in
money
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
I.
M.
de
D.
in
comit'
M.
yeoman
,
Iaicus
homo
&
non
Sect'
235.
infra
sacros
ordines
Subdiaconum
nec
vltra
existent
duodecimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladijs
,
cultellis
,
&
dagorijs
domum
&
mansorium
R.
V.
apud
I.
in
dicto
comit'
M.
scituat̄
&
existent
eodem
R.
V.
&
A.
vxore
eius
&
alijs
seruient
siue
in
eadem
domo
&
mansorio
adtunc
,
&
ibidem
existent
felonice
fregit
&
intrauit
,
ac
in
timore
corporali
posuit
&
viginti
libris
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
bonis
catallis
&
denarijs
ipsius
R.
V.
adtunc
&
ibid'
inuent'
felonice
ceperit
,
spoliauit
,
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
,
eiusdem
dni
Regis
,
Anno
regni
sui
23.
editi
&
prouisi
.
An
Indictment
of
Murder
ex
propensa
malitia
fact
'
.
INquiratur
pro
domino
rege
si
I.
D.
de
D.
in
comit'
praed'
yeoman
,
laicus
Sect'
236.
homo
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
ac
ex
sua
malitia
precogitata
in
W.
H.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
dei
&
domini
regis
nunc
existent'
insultum
fecit
&
cum
vno
gladio
,
pretij
xij
.
đ.
quem
idem
I.
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
praef.
W.
H.
felonice
percussit
,
&
dedit
ei
tunc
&
ibidem
super
caput
suum
vsque
cerebrum
vnam
plagam
mortalem
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
idem
W.
H.
adtunc
&
ibidem
instanter
moriebatur
:
Et
sic
idem
I.
D.
prefato
W.
H.
modo
&
forma
praedict'
felonice
,
interfecit
&
murderauit
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
coronam
&
dignitatem
suam
&
contra
formam
statuti
de
Anno
23.
Regis
Hen.
8.
nuper
edit'
&
prouis
.
&c.
An
Indictment
for
robbing
of
a
church
of
diuers
and
seuerall
things
in
the
same
.
INquirat̄
&c.
si
I.
M.
nuper
de
D.
in
come
M.
&
R.
H.
nuper
de
ead'
villa
&
Sect.
237.
come
pred'
yeomen
,
laici
homines
,
&
non
infra
sacros
ordines
sub
diacon̄
vel
vltra
existent'
xiij
.
die
Maij
anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladijs
baculis
&
cultellis
ecclesiam
ꝑochialem
omnium
sanctor̄
de
E.
apud
E.
in
come
pnd'
circa
horam
12.
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
felonice
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
&
duas
callices
de
argento
deaurat̄
,
&
duo
vestiment̄
de
nigro
veluet
,
vocat'
Copes
,
tres
pannos
lineos
vocat'
Altar
cloathes
,
vnam
tunicam
fixam
super
imaginem
beatae
Mariae
infra
eandem
ecclesiam
cum
diuersis
annulis
de
auro
&
lapid'
praeciosis
in
eisd'
annex'
&
affigat̄
ad
valenc'
20.
li.
ac
xx
.
s.
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
bonis
ornamentis
&
denarijs
parochiarum
de
E.
praedict'
in
custod'
Io.
B.
&
T.
P.
custod'
&
gardianorum
,
bonorum
ornamentorum
&
denarior̄
parochianor̄
parochie
de
E.
praed'
,
&
t●nc
&
ibidem
existent
extra
custod'
dictorum
gardianorum
extra
ecclesiam
praedict'
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
furati
sunt
ceperunt
&
asportauerunt
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
ac
contra
formam
statuti
eiusdem
domini
Regis
Anno
regni
sui
xxiij
.
edit'
&
prouis
.
An
Indictment
against
one
being
a
man
of
euill
behauiour
,
for
keeping
of
a
blind
Tauerne
without
a
signe
,
and
for
receauing
and
lodging
of
lewde
persons
,
and
that
his
wife
is
a
cemmon
scold
.
INquiratur
&c.
S.
I.
S.
nuper
de
C.
in
come
N.
Labourer
,
est
homo
Sect.
238.
male
conuersacionis
&
gubernacionis
ac
communis
barrectator
&
pacis
domini
Regis
perturbator̄
.
Et
qđ
idem
I.
S.
apud
C.
praed'
in
comit'
praed'
custodit
tenet
&
occupat
quandam
domum
siue
Tauernam
non
habentem
vsuale
signum
aperte
exposit̄
vulgulariter
dict'
a
blind
Tauerne
.
Et
quod
primo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
nec
non
diuersis
diebus
&
noctibus
antea
&
postea
in
eandem
domum
diuersos
homines
malae
conuersationis
&
suspect'
venien̄
omnibus
horis
tam
noctis
quam
di●i
recepit
&
hospitat̄
est
,
per
quae
vicini
sui
&
alij
legei
populi
dict'
domini
Regis
ibidem
multipliciter
vexentur
inquietantur
&
grauent̄
,
&
ministri
domini
Regis
propter
pacis
conseruacionem
officia
sua
ibidem
exercen̄
&
exequen̄
prohibentur
&
sepenumero
in
periculo
omissionis
vitae
&
lesionis
corporum
suorum
suorum
quotidie
ponuntur
.
Et
quod
I.
S.
vxor
praedict'
I.
S.
est
communis
abiurgatrix
tam
cum
vicinis
quam
cum
alijs
legeis
populi
dict'
domini
Regis
,
per
quod
multipliciter
molestanter
inquietanter
&
grauanter
contra
pacem
dict'
Domini
Regis
.
An
Indictment
for
selling
Ale
in
vessels
called
kilderkins
.
IVratores
praesentant
quod
I.
R.
de
noua
C.
in
comit'
A.
pandaxator
Sect.
139.
&
A.
I.
de
ead'
C.
praedict'
Beere
sellar
,
sunt
communes
pandaxatores
in
C.
praed'
et
decimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
ac
diuersis
vicibus
antea
et
postea
vendider̄
ceruisiam
,
et
ceruisiam
per
diuersa
vasa
vocat'
Kilderkins
tam
magna
quam
parua
contra
formam
Statut̄
inde
edit'
ad
graue
dampnum
populi
domini
Regis
&c.
An
Indictment
of
a
Priest
for
keeping
of
a
Concubine
.
INquiratur
pro
domino
Rege
,
Si
H.
R.
nuper
de
K.
in
comitatu
W.
Sect.
240.
Clericus
primo
die
Decemb.
Anno
regni
Regis
Hen.
8.
xxij
.
vi
&
armis
deum
prae
oculis
suis
non
habens
nec
legem
dei
&
domini
Registimens
&
ordinem
sacerdotalem
nihil
regardans
tanquam
Ribaldus
et
luxuriosus
&
riotose
sicut
transgressus
malefactor
et
pacis
domini
Regis
perturbator
irregulariter
&
extra
legis
morem
&
honestam
vitae
vertuosae
&
sacerdotiae
dignitat̄
seipsum
vtensapud
K.
praedict'
in
comitatu
praed'
hospitium
illicitum
leuauit
&
custodiuit
,
et
quandam
A.
B.
mulierem
defamat̄
et
stupro●am
publice
et
notorie
custodiuit
occupauit
et
habuit
et
ipsam
A.
B.
a
praedict'
tertio
die
Decemb.
Anno
supradicto
adtunc
&
ibidem
continuand'
&
adhuc
quotidie
&
noctuatim
manifeste
&
aperte
custodiuit
occupauit
&
habet
in
communi
stupro
lemocinum
in
maximum
periculosum
exemplum
aliorum
malefactorum
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
&c.
An
Indictment
for
not
comming
to
the
Church
,
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
1.
Elizab.
IVratores
pro
domina
regina
praesentant
.
quod
cum
per
statut'
in
parliamento
Sect.
241.
dominae
Eliz.
dei
gratia
&c.
Anno
regni
sui
primo
tent'
apud
W.
in
come
M.
inter
alia
inactitat̄
et
inordinat̄
existit
,
quod
post
festum
sancti
Iohannis
Baptiste
.
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reginae
primo
,
omnis
&
omnimod'
persona
&
personae
inhabitant̄
in
hoc
regno
Angliae
vel
alibi
infra
dominacionem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
diligenter
et
credulenter
habentes
nullam
legalem
seu
rationabilem
excusationem
abessendi
interuenient̄
semetipsos
adire
ad
suam
parochialem
ecclesiam
vel
capellam
consuet̄
vel
super
racionabile
impediment̄
ad
aliquem
vsitat̄
locum
vbi
communes
praecaciones
&
diuina
seruitia
dici
vtent̄
tempore
talis
impediment̄
super
quemlibet
diem
dominicam
&
alijs
diebus
ordinat̄
et
vsitatis
obseruari
durante
tempore
omnium
praedicacionum
aut
aliorum
diu●orum
seruitiorum
vtend'
et
ministrand'
sub
pena
punicionis
per
censuras
ecclesiae
et
etiam
sub
pena
quod
quelibet
persona
sic
offendens
forisfaciat
pro
qualibet
tali
offens
duodecem
denar̄
leuand'
per
gardian̄
ecclesiae
parochialis
vbi
tale
offensum
foret
fact'
ad
vsam
pauperum
inhabitan̄
eiusdem
parochiae
de
bonis
terr'
&
tenement'
talis
offendent̄
prout
in
statuto
praed'
continet̄
:
Cumque
T.
R.
de
D.
in
come
praed'
ar̄
,
&
A.
vxor
eius
existent
de
parochia
ecclesiae
parochialis
de
T.
praed'
infra
quam
quidem
ecclesiam
communes
praecaciones
&
alia
diuina
seruicia
in
statut'
praed'
specificat̄
post
praed'
festum
natiuitat̄
sancti
Iohannis
Baptistae
anno
primo
supradicto
,
scilicet
,
die
dominica
proxime
post
festum
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
Anno
regni
&c.
xiij
.
diebus
dominicis
tunc
ꝓxime
sequent
&
octo
alijs
diebus
festiualibus
easdem
xij
.
dies
dominicas
interuenient̄
decebant̄
et
vtebant̄
pnd'
T.
et
I.
non
habentes
legalem
et
rationabilem
excusationem
seu
impediment̄
abessend'
ab
ecclesia
pnd'
in
diebus
pnd'
tempore
pnd'
communium
precacionum
et
diuinorum
seruiciorū
ibid'
tunc
dict'
habit̄
&
ministrat̄
non
solum
nitebunt̄
semetipsos
a
dire
ad
ecclesiam
existent'
eorum
ecclesiam
consuet̄
in
praed'
dies
dominicas
proxime
post
festum
sancti
Michael'
Archangeli
,
ann
regni
&c.
supradicto
et
praed'
alijs
octo
diebus
dominicis
tunc
ꝓx'
sequent
&
praed'
alijs
octo
diebus
festiualibus
easd'
dies
dominicas
interuenient̄
tempore
praed'
communium
p̄cacionum
&
diuinor̄
seruic'
ibidem
in
diebus
illis
dict'
habit̄
&
ministrat̄
,
sed
etiam
odentes
&
contēnentes
Euangelium
&
salubre
dei
verbum
,
et
dictam
dn̄am
Reginam
&
leges
suas
seipsos
voluntarie
absentauerunt
,
et
vterque
eorum
voluntarie
seipsum
absentauit
ab
ecclesia
pnd'
die
dominica
proxim'
post
festum
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
anno
&c.
supradicto
,
&
pnd'
alijs
duodecim
dieb'
dominicis
tunc
proxim'
sequent
,
&
praed'
alijs
octo
diebus
festiualibus
easdem
duodecim
dies
dominicas
interuenient̄
tempore
praed'
omnium
predicationum
et
diu●orum
seruicior̄
ibid'
in
diebus
dict'
habit̄
et
ministrat̄
contra
pacem
&
contemptum
dict'
dominae
reginae
nunc
&
legum
suarum
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
ac
contra
formam
Statut̄
praed'
&
in
pernitiosum
exemplum
aliorum
malefact'
.
An
Indictment
for
periurie
,
committed
in
an
answere
in
the
Exchequer
at
Chester
.
IVrat̄
praesentant
pro
dna
Regina
,
quod
cum
I.
D.
de
E.
in
come
C.
gen
in
Sect.
242.
cur'
dominae
reginae
Scacarij
sui
Cestr̄
coram
R.
comite
Leic'
camerar̄
suo
Cestriae
apud
Cestr̄
in
come
C.
post
duodecimam
diem
&c.
Anno
&c.
exhibuisset
quandam
billam
peticionis
versus
quendam
R.
W.
nuper
de
T.
in
come
praed'
Milner
,
de
&
super
iniust̄
recup
eracionem
36.
s.
debit'
ꝑipsum
R.
vers.
praed'
I.
D.
existent
vad'
&
pleg
.
cuiusdam
W.
H.
in
cur'
manerij
siue
dominij
de
H.
infra
ducat̄
Lanc'
&
4.
s.
8.
d'
▪
custag'
circa
eandem
sectam
ibidem
iniuste
recuperat̄
per
dictum
R.
idcm
R.
in
responsione
sua
in
dicta
curia
Scacarij
praedict'
ad
peticionem
praed'
super
sacrament̄
s●um
capt'
dixit
affirmauit
&
iurauit
haec
verba
anglicana
sequent
vel
in
effectu
similia
.
And
for
non
payment
of
the
residue
of
the
summe
of
47.
s
,
being
as
it
should
seeme
by
the
said
Raphes
owne
confession
in
the
same
answer
,
of
the
receipt
of
36.
s.
this
defendant
long
after
commenced
his
accion
of
debt
against
the
now
plaintife
in
the
free
court
of
H.
vbi
dictus
W.
H.
diu
ante
persoluisset
dict'
R.
summam
48.
s.
Ita
quod
nihil
remansit
illo
soluend'
:
Et
sic
praefat'
R.
in
faciendo
&
confirmand
'
falsum
responsum
pred'
in
ea
parte
pred'
die
M.
anno
&c.
voluntarie
&
corrupte
commisit
voluntariam
periuriam
in
illo
content̄
&
contra
formam
statuti
inde
edit'
&
prouis
.
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indict'
for
fishing
in
a
mill
ponde
waters
,
with
hookes
&
other
engines
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
regina
S.
T.
W.
de
M.
in
come
pnd'
Laborer
,
&
H.
I.
Sect.
243.
de
W.
in
come
pnd'
Tailor
,
&c.
14.
die
April
'
,
ann
&c.
ac
diuersis
temporibus
ante
pred'
diem
&
post●a
apud
H.
pred'
in
come
pred'
vi
&
armis
in
vno
stagno
ibidem
vocat'
H.
Milne
poole
libero
tenement'
R.
D.
gen
cum
hamis
&
alijs
enginis
piscauerit
&
diuersos
pisces
ceper̄
ad
graue
damnum
praed'
R.
D.
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
where
one
is
indicted
as
principall
actor
,
and
one
other
for
being
present
,
and
for
abbetting
,
procuring
and
comforting
of
the
murderer
to
do
the
same
.
INquirat̄
ꝓ
dna
regina
,
si
I.
G.
alias
G.
nu
ꝑ
de
&c.
xv
.
die
&c.
apud
H.
Sect.
244.
in
come
pnd'
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
baculis
&c.
felonice
vt
felo
dict'
dominae
regin̄
ac
ex
malitia
sua
pncogitat̄
in
quendam
I.
O.
alias
D.
apud
H.
pnd'
adtunc
&
ibid'
in
pace
dei
&
dict'
dne
regin̄
existent
insultum
fecer̄
.
Et
pnd'
I.
G.
alias
G.
quoddam
falcastr̄
anglice
a
forrest
bill
,
p̄cij
4.
d'
.
quod
idem
I.
G.
in
manibus
suis
tunc
et
ibid'
tenebat
dict'
I.
O.
alias
D.
apud
H.
pnd'
ex
malitia
sua
pncogitat̄
supra
sinistram
partem
capitis
sui
percussit
vsque
ad
cerebrum
dans
eidem
I.
O.
alias
D.
vnam
plagam
mortalem
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
pnd'
I.
O.
a
pndict̄
xv
.
die
Martij
anno
supradict'
vsque
ad
xxj
.
diem
eiusd'
Martij
Anno
pnd'
languidus
iacebat
quo
quidem
xxj
die
Martij
pnd'
I.
O.
alias
D.
apud
H.
pnd'
obijt
.
Et
sic
pnd'
I.
G.
alias
G.
die
&
Annis
pnd'
apud
H.
pred'
ex
malitia
sua
pncogitat̄
felonice
interfecit
&
murdrauit
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
regin̄
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
.
Et
qđ
pred'
W.
G.
alias
G.
die
&
ann
pnd'
apud
H.
felon'
pred'
fuit
praesens
&
vt
felon'
dict'
dominae
reginae
abettan̄
ꝓcuran̄
et
confortan̄
&
cum
praefat'
I.
G.
alias
G.
die
&
anno
pnd'
in
forma
pnd'
fact̄
vi
et
armis
ac
cōtr̄
pacem
dict'
dominae
reg'
coron̄
et
dignitat̄
suas
&c.
An
Indictment
of
murther
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
regina
si
T.
H.
nuper
de
E.
in
come
Cestr̄
Labourer
,
Sect.
145.
vicesimo
die
&c.
circa
horam
sextam
post
meridiem
eiusd'
diei
apud
T.
pred'
in
come
C.
pnd'
vt
felo
dict'
dominae
reginae
ex
malitia
sua
pncogitat̄
&
de
insultu
praemeditat̄
vi
&
armis
quendam
R.
B.
nuper
de
T.
pred'
in
come
pred'
yeoman
,
adtunc
&
ibid'
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
reginae
existent
insultum
fec'
&
cum
quodam
baculo
anglice
vocat'
a
piked
staffe
,
precij
4.
d'
.
qđ
ipse
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
&
ibid'
tenuit
pnd'
R.
B.
super
caput
suum
felonice
percussit
dans
ei
ad
tunc
&
ibid'
vnam
plagam
mortalem
longitud'
duorum
pollicium
in
sinistra
parte
capitis
sui
vsque
ad
cerebrum
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
praefat'
R.
B.
languidus
iacebat
vsque
ad
&c.
extunc
proxim'
sequent
:
Quo
quidem
19.
die
Ianuarij
Anno
&c.
idem
R.
B.
apud
T.
pnd'
in
come
pnd'
exipsa
plaga
ei
dat'
modo
&
forma
pred'
moriebat̄
&
sicidem
T.
H.
vt
felo
dictae
dominae
reginae
pred'
R.
B.
felonice
interfecit
&
murdrauit
contra
pacem
dominae
Reginae
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
.
An
indictment
of
Burglarie
by
a
woman
in
the
night
time
,
putting
the
houshold
in
feare
,
intending
to
haue
robbed
them
.
INquirat̄
pro
domina
regina
si
O.
I.
de
G.
in
come
C.
Spinster
,
7.
die
Aprilis
Sect.
246.
anno
&c.
apud
C.
praed'
in
come
praed'
noctanter
viz.
circa
horam
vndecimam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
domum
cuiusdam
I.
B.
apud
C.
praed'
vi
&
armis
&c.
felonice
ac
burglariter
fregit
&
intrauit
,
ea
intencione
ad
furand'
bona
&
catalla
ipsius
I.
ac
eundem
I.
in
pace
dei
dict'
dominae
Reginae
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
lecto
suo
existentem
felonice
&
burglariter
in
timore
vitae
suae
posuit
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
.
An
indictment
for
trespas
done
in
a
corne
field
.
IVratores
praesentant
&c.
quod
W.
C.
nuper
de
T.
in
come
praed'
Laborer
,
Sect.
247.
T.
P.
&c.
tertio
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
clausum
I.
N.
apud
S.
in
come
pnd'
in
quodam
campo
vocat'
S.
field
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
,
&
tres
quarterios
frumenti
ipsius
I.
W.
ad
valenc'
trium
librarum
adtunc
&
ibidem
crescent
cum
quibusdam
bigis
siue
carucis
equis
&
pedibus
suis
ambuland'
conuulcauerunt
et
consumpserunt
.
Et
alia
enormia
ei
intuler̄
contra
pacem
&c.
An
indictment
of
manslaughter
before
the
Coroner
of
the
verge
,
for
the
death
of
a
man
,
vpon
the
view
of
the
dead
body
.
INquisicio
capt'
apud
W.
L.
in
comitatu
Surrey
infra
virgam
xxij
.
die
Sect.
248.
Maij
,
Anno
&c.
coram
T.
W.
gen
Coronator̄
hospitij
dictae
Dominae
Reginae
super
visum
corporis
I.
B.
nuper
de
W.
L.
in
come
Surrey
yeoman
,
ibidem
iacent
mortui
&
interfecti
per
sacramentum
&c.
Qui
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
qđ
ita
accidit
qd'
xix
.
die
Maij
Ann̄
&c.
apud
Southwarke
in
come
Surrey
infra
virgam
pred'
I.
B.
veniebat
in
quendam
campum
ibidem
vocat'
S.
Georges
field
circa
horas
4.
vel
5.
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
et
quod
postea
dicto
decimo
nono
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
apud
S.
predict'
in
comitatu
Surrey
predict'
infra
virgam
inter
horas
5.
&
6.
post
meridiem
eiusdem
xix
.
die
Maij
R.
L.
nuper
de
Westm
in
come
Midd'
alias
dictus
R.
L.
de
W.
in
come
Midd'
yeoman
,
veniebat
&
intrabat
in
campum
predict'
vocat'
&c.
&
ibidem
videns
&
percipiens
dictum
I.
B.
tunc
esse
in
campo
illo
,
ambulabat
in
campo
illo
versus
locum
vbi
predict'
I.
B.
tunc
ibidem
fuit
:
Et
praedict'
I.
B.
tunc
&
ibidem
iacens
super
terram
ac
videns
et
percipiens
dictam
R.
L.
versus
eum
venient̄
a
terra
predict'
ibid'
surgit
ac
idem
I.
B.
tunc
&
ibid'
duos
gladios
vocat'
Rapiers
in
manus
suos
viz.
in
quamlibet
manum
vnum
gladium
.
Et
tunc
et
ibid'
idem
R.
L.
cepit
vnum
gladium
de
ferro
&
calibi
ad
valenc'
quinque
solid'
ipsius
R.
L.
in
manum
suam
dextram
,
&
vnum
scutum
in
manum
suam
sinistram
,
ac
tunc
&
ibid'
idem
A.
et
R.
insimul
pugnauer'
cum
gladijs
suis
praed'
,
&
sic
pugnans
idem
I.
ipsum
R.
tunc
et
ibid'
super
sinistram
tibiam
dicti
R.
cum
vno
gladiorum
suorum
praed'
vocat'
Rapiers
percussit
et
vulnerauit
vritute
cuius
praed'
R.
ad
terram
ibidem
cecidit
.
Ac
postea
dictus
R.
19.
die
Maij
Anno
pred'
apud
S.
pred'
in
come
pred'
infra
virgam
pred'
subito
surrexit
et
idem
R.
tunc
&
ibid'
cepit
gladium
suum
praed'
in
manum
suam
dextram
ac
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
cum
gladio
suo
praedict'
quem
ipse
R.
in
manum
suam
dextram
tunc
&
ibidem
tenuit
19.
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
apud
S.
in
come
S.
praed'
infra
virgam
in
pred'
campo
vocat'
&c.
inter
praed'
horas
5.
et
6.
post
meridiem
eiusdem
19.
diei
Maij
,
idem
R
in
ipsam
I.
B.
tunc
et
ibidem
existent
insultum
fecit
&
tunc
&
ibid'
cum
gladio
illo
quem
ipse
idem
R.
tunc
et
ibid'
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
ipsum
I.
verberauit
,
ac
gladium
illum
pred'
R.
tunc
&
ibid'
felonice
et
voluntarie
in
corpus
dicti
I.
percussit
et
imposuit
dans
eidem
I.
B.
felonice
&
voluntarie
cum
gladio
illo
in
ventre
suo
in
et
per
corpus
&
dorsum
dict'
I.
vnam
plagam
mortalem
profunditat̄
xiiij
.
pollicium
&
latitudinis
duorum
pollicium
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
idem
I.
apud
W.
L.
in
come
S.
infra
virgam
postea
languebat
a
dicto
19.
die
Maij
,
Anno
&c.
vsque
xx
.
diem
dict'
mensis
Maij
tunc
proxim'
sequent
Quo
quidem
xx
.
die
Maij
idem
I.
B.
apud
W.
pred'
in
come
S.
pnd'
infra
virgam
inter
horas
3.
et
quartam
ante
meridiem
eiusdem
vicesimi
diei
dicti
mensis
Maij
Anno
&c.
ex
plaga
mortali
praedict'
obijt
.
Et
sic
Iurat̄
pred'
dicunt
super
sacrament̄
suum
.
Quod
dictus
R.
L.
alias
dictus
&c.
dicto
19.
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
apud
S.
pred'
in
com̄it̄
pred'
infra
virgam
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
cum
gladio
pred'
quem
idem
R.
L.
alias
dict'
R.
L.
in
manu
sua
dextra
tunc
&
ibid'
tenuit
ipsum
I.
B.
felonice
et
voluntarie
percussit
interfecit
et
murdrauit
modo
&
forma
pnd'
contra
pacem
dict'
dominae
reginae
Coron̄
et
dignitat̄
suas
:
Et
sic
idem
iurat̄
super
sacrament̄
suum
dicunt
qđ
praed'
I.
B.
modo
&
forma
praed'
ad
mortem
suum
deuen̄
et
non
aliter
nec
alio
modo
.
Et
quae
bona
catalla
terr'
et
tennt
idem
R.
tempore
feloniae
et
murdri
pnd'
fact'
habuit
vel
adhuc
habet
,
idem
iurat̄
penitus
ignorant
.
An
Indictment
where
a
felon
suspected
for
stealing
two
oxen
,
is
committed
by
a
Iustice
of
Peace
vnto
the
gaole
,
and
is
deliuered
to
two
to
be
conueyed
vnto
the
gaole
,
which
suffer
the
felon
wilfully
to
escape
away
.
INquiratur
&c.
Quod
cum
quidam
W.
H.
ar̄
vnius
Iustic'
pacis
dicti
Sect.
249.
dni
Regis
in
come
praed'
xx
.
die
&c.
circa
horam
decimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
apud
S.
in
come
pnd'
virtute
officij
sui
et
literar̄
patent
dicti
dni
Regis
eidem
W.
direct'
,
quendam
I.
nuper
de
&c.
adtuncet
ibid'
arrestauit
et
attachiauit
ꝓ
suspicione
feloniae
ꝑ
ipsum
I.
ante
fact'
&
ꝑpetrat̄
,
viz.
pro
duobus
bobis
coloris
&c.
precij
&c.
de
bonis
et
catallis
cuiusdam
R.
I.
per
praed'
I.
felonice
capt'
et
abduct̄
.
Et
postea
eundem
I.
die
,
anno
,
hora
&
loco
supradict'
vt
praed'
est
arrestat̄
pred'
W.
H.
adtunc
&
ibid'
cōmisi●
&
liberauit
saluo
custodiend'
quibusdam
I.
B.
et
R.
D.
nuper
de
&c.
in
comitatu
&c.
et
specialiter
requisit̄
fuerint
ex
parte
dicti
dni
regis
ꝑ
praefat'
W.
H.
ad
saluo
et
secur̄
custod'
et
conducend'
ipsum
I.
B.
vsque
gaolam
ipsius
dni
Regis
comitat'
praed'
ibid'
morat̄
,
quousque
per
debitam
legis
formam
exoneret̄
&
deliberet̄
,
praed'
tamen
I.
R.
machinant̄
praed'
I.
in
felon'
per
ipsum
fact'
fauorabiliter
ipsum
I.
a
custod'
sua
praed'
qui
sic
detenebat̄
adtunc
et
ibid'
felonice
&
voluntarie
ad
largum
suum
quo
voluit
felonice
abire
et
euadere
permiser̄
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
where
one
is
committed
to
prison
to
a
Seriant
at
Mace
by
the
Bayliffes
of
a
towne
,
for
resistance
,
disobeying
,
and
disturbing
thens
for
doing
of
their
office
,
escapeth
out
of
prison
,
and
goeth
away
out
of
the
same
.
INquiratur
&c.
Quod
cum
quidam
D.
E.
de
&c.
die
Martij
,
viz.
quinto
Sect.
250.
die
&c.
apud
P.
in
come
praed'
commissus
fuit
per
R.
I.
gen
vnus
balliuor̄
villae
de
P.
praed'
&
H.
L.
gen
deputat'
I.
B.
gen
alius
balliuor̄
eiusd'
villae
in
gaolam
siue
prisonam
villae
praed'
ꝓ
quibusdam
resistenc'
,
disobediēc'
,
et
malefact'
ꝑ
ipsum
D.
C.
versus
ipsū
R.
balliuum
in
execucione
officij
sui
virtute
literar̄
dni
regis
eid'
R.
direct'
,
ibid'
moratur̄
sub
salua
custod'
M.
vnius
seruientium
ad
clauem
ad
villam
pnd'
quousque
pnd'
D.
inde
deliberaretur
&
dimissus
esset
ꝑ
d●bitam
legis
formam
si
prefat'
D.
circam
horam
12.
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
anno
supradict'
regni
Regis
pnd'
prisonam
in
qua
detent̄
fuit
vt
pnd'
est
adtunc
&
ibid'
malitiose
et
minus
iuste
fregit
et
ab
huiusmodi
prisona
sine
aliqua
licencia
euaserit
&
escapuit
contra
formam
statuti
dicti
domini
regis
edit'
et
prouis
.
et
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
of
forceable
entrie
into
a
messuage
with
th
appurtenaunces
vpon
the
Statute
of
8.
H.
6.
against
diuerse
persons
wherein
the
Statute
is
not
recited
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
nuper
de
&c.
assumptis
&
associat̄
eis
alijs
Sect.
251.
malefactoribus
&
pacis
dni
perturbatoribus
modo
guerrin̄
arriat̄
ad
numerum
12.
personarum
quorum
nomina
praesens
Iurat̄
ignoratur
decimo
die
&c.
apud
D.
&c.
vi
et
armis
,
viz.
baculis
gladijs
cultellis
falcastris
lapid'
et
alijs
armis
defensiuis
et
inuasiuis
in
vnum
mesuagium
cum
pertinent
super
pacificam
possessionem
T.
P.
intrauit
&
dict̄
P.
a
possessione
sua
praed'
expulerunt
et
disseiseuerunt
et
eundem
T.
sic
expulsus
&
disseisitus
a
praed'
messuagio
cum
pertinent
vi
et
armis
praed'
ac
manuforti
extratenuerunt
et
adhuc
extratenent
contra
pacem
dict'
dni
Reg.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
domini
Hen.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
6.
anno
regni
sui
8.
inde
edit'
et
prouis
.
An
indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
5.
Eliz.
against
such
as
vse
any
mysterie
or
occupation
,
not
being
apprentice
to
the
same
for
seuen
yeares
.
IVratores
praesentant
pro
dna
regina
quod
cum
in
parliament̄
dominae
Sect.
252.
Reginae
nunc
tent'
apud
Westm
8.
die
Maij
,
Anno
regni
sui
5.
inter
alia
stabilitat̄
fuit
quod
post
primum
diem
Maij
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
non
liceat
alicui
personae
siue
personis
erigere
occupare
vti
vel
exercere
aliquam
artem
mister̄
siue
occupacionem
adtunc
vsitat̄
vel
occupat̄
infra
regnum
Angl'
vel
Walliae
si
non
educat̄
in
eadem
tanquam
apprentic'
per
spatium
septem
annor̄
ad
minus
,
nec
alicui
persone
opus
tradere
in
hm̄i
misterio
arte
siue
occupacione
,
si
non
eadem
persona
fuit
apprentic'
aut
tunc
fuit
exercit̄
in
misterio
pnd'
tanquam
apprentic'
vt
praed'
est
,
sub
pena
quod
quelibet
persona
voluntarie
,
offendens
vel
contrarium
faciens
forisfaciat
pro
qualibet
tali
defalta
40.
s.
pro
quolibet
mense
prout
in
statut'
pred'
plenius
liquet
&
apparet
quidam
tamen
I.
S.
statut'
pred'
ac
penam
in
eod'
content
minime
verens
siue
ponderans
non
existent
apprentic'
primo
die
Iulij
,
anno
5.
supradicto
dominae
Reginae
nostrae
nunc
contin̄
vsque
diem-capcionis
huius
inquisitionis
scilicet
ꝑ
quatuor
mense
apud
A.
in
come
M.
praed'
occupauit
vel
exerciuit
artem
mysterium
siue
occupacionem
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praed'
.
An
indictment
for
a
riotous
and
vnlawfull
assemblie
putting
men
in
feare
,
and
doing
of
trespas
,
&
plowing
in
a
close
.
Sessio
pacis
generalis
dominae
Reginae
tent'
apud
Midd'
in
come
praedict'
die
Martis
viz.
quarto
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
coram
H.
C.
milit̄
G.
C.
&c.
ar̄
Iustic'
pacis
come
praed'
.
INquisic'
capt'
ibid'
ꝑ
sacrament̄
T.
O.
B.
D.
&c.
Iurat̄
Qui
super
sacrament̄
Sect.
253.
suum
inter
alia
praesentant
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
H.
in
come
C.
Yeoman
,
E.
D.
&c.
xxij
.
d'
.
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
apud
N.
in
come
pred'
riotose
seipsos
assemblantes
&
associantes
adtunc
&
ibidem
riotose
quoddam
clausum
vocat'
&c.
cuiusdam
R.
C.
armig'
freger̄
&
intrauer̄
ac
seruient
&
tenentes
ipsius
R.
C.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
clauso
in
opere
faciend'
ipsius
R.
C.
existent
minacitur
minat̄
fuerunt
&
timerent̄
ac
herbam
ipsius
R.
C.
adtunc
&
ibidem
crescent
cum
quibusdam
auerijs
non
solum
depast'
fuer'
conculcauerunt
&
consumpserunt
sed
etiam
praedict'
clausum
cum
bobus
&
arratro
arrauerunt
&
subuerterunt
&
alia
enormia
praefat'
R.
C.
fecerunt
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
contemptum
manifestum
&
ipsius
R.
C.
damnum
non
modicum
&
grauamen
ac
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
An
Indictment
of
a
Priest
for
saying
of
Masse
in
the
Vestrie
of
a
Church
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
si
G.
O.
nuper
,
vicarius
de
W.
in
partibus
Sect.
254.
de
L.
in
comit'
praed'
clericus
xvj
.
die
Martij
mane
in
aurora
eiusdem
diei
Anno
regni
Elizabethae
&c.
sexto
apud
W.
praedict'
in
quodam
loco
vocat'
the
Uestrie
house
iuxta
Ecclesiam
parochialem
de
W.
praedict'
voluntarie
vsus
fuit
priuatim
alio
ritu
ceremonia
&
forma
celebrationis
cenae
dominae
vocat'
the
Lords
supper
quam
in
quodam
intitulat̄
libr'
Communis
precationis
&
administrationis
Sacramentorum
&
aliarum
rituum
&
ceremoniarum
Ecclesiae
Anglicanae
authorizat̄
per
Actus
parliament̄
tent'
in
Annis
5.
&
6.
domini
Regis
Ed.
sexti
nuper
Regis
Angliae
declarat̄
&
mencionat̄
existit
,
viz.
dicend'
&
celebrand'
vnam
priuat̄
missam
contra
formam
statuti
.
An
Indictment
for
mouing
the
Duke
of
Somer
set
,
and
other
subiects
to
rebellion
against
the
king
,
and
to
take
&
imprison
the
Duke
of
Northumberland
,
the
Marques
of
North.
and
the
Earle
of
Penbroke
being
of
the
Kings
priuie
Counsell
.
INquiratur
&c.
Quod
T.
A.
nuper
de
L.
Miles
deum
pre
oculis
non
habens
Sect'
255.
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct̄
Anno
regni
Edwar̄
6.
&c.
5.
&
diuersis
diebus
&
vicibus
antea
&
postea
apud
Sion
in
comitatu
Middlesex'
et
apud
diuersa
alia
loca
in
dict'
comitatu
Middlesex'
felonice
fact'
dict'
domini
regis
peraperta
verba
procurauit
mouit
&
instigauit
Edward
'
Ducem
Somerfet
,
ac
quam
plures
alios
subditos
dict̄
domini
regis
ad
insurgendum
,
&
ad
apertam
rebellionem
&
insurrectionem
infra
hoc
regnum
Angliae
mouend'
contra
ipsum
dominum
regem
&
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
capiend'
&
imprisonand'
prenobilem
Iohannem
ducem
Northumb.
tunc
comit'
Warr̄
,
Will'
Marchionem
Northampton
,
&
Will'
Comit̄
Pembrooke
adtunc
Wilhel'
Harbert
ipsique
duce
Northumb.
Marchion̄
&
Comit̄
Pembrooke
de
priuat̄
Consilijs
dicti
domini
regis
adtunc
existent
dni
regis
Coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
&
contra
formam
statur̄
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
An
Indictment
of
extortion
against
an
Eschetor
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
si
R.
G.
nuper
de
O.
in
come
Warr̄
die
Sect'
256.
&
anno
&c.
colore
officij
Escaetoris
in
come
Leic'
exigit
&
extorcione
cepit
apud
H.
in
dict'
come
L.
de
Griffino
R.
nouem
modios
tritic'
ad
valenc'
23.
s.
4.
de
bonis
&
catallis
dict'
Griff.
ad
perniciosum
exemplum
aliorum
malefact'
ad
graue
dampnum
ipsius
G.
&
contra
formam
diuersorum
statut'
&c.
&
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
publishing
that
the
Queene
had
ij
.
or
iij.
children
by
the
Lord
R.
D.
IVrat̄
&c.
quod
I.
nuper
de
W.
in
come
praed'
Labourer
,
deum
pre
oculis
Sect'
257.
non
habens
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct'
quinto
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
apud
N.
narrauit
&
publicauit
de
dicta
domina
Regina
nunc
hec
falsa
sediciosa
&
scandalosa
verba
anglicana
sequent
,
viz.
That
the
Queene
hath
had
by
the
Lord
ineund'
R.
D.
prenobilis
ordinis
garterij
Milit̄
dominum
D.
two
or
three
children
,
contra
legeanc'
et
debit'
in
magnum
scandalum
&
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
Coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
&
contra
formam
statuti
&c.
An
Indictment
of
one
as
a
common
Barretor
,
a
stirrer
vp
of
strife
and
contention
,
and
a
troubler
of
the
Peace
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
I.
B.
nuper
de
S.
in
comitat'
&c.
yeoman
,
Sect'
258.
25.
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
apud
S.
praedict'
nec
non
diuersis
diebus
&
temporibus
tam
antea
quam
postea
fuit
communis
barrectator
&
pacis
perturbator
ac
diuersas
lites
contumelias
&
discord'
in
diuersos
dictae
dominae
Reginae
subdit̄
adtunc
et
ibidem
et
alibi
in
come
praed'
iniuste
moue
bat
,
procurabat
et
excitabat
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
et
ad
graue
dampnum
populi
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
:
nec
non
contra
formam
diuersor̄
statut'
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
clipping
and
fyling
of
Gold
and
siluer
,
and
vttering
of
the
same
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
E.
D.
de
ciuitat̄
Couentrie
Pedler
,
die
et
Anno
&c.
Sect'
259.
ac
diuersis
diebus
antea
et
postea
in
Ciuitat̄
praedict'
30.
pec'
auri
vocat'
Royals
,
ac
300.
pecias
argent̄
vocat'
groates
,
bonae
et
legalis
monetae
Angliae
et
cunagij
dict'
dominae
Regin̄
,
qui
lucri
causa
falso
,
felonice
et
proditorie
totondit
et
filauit
.
Ita
quod
per
toncionem
et
filacionem
illas
quelibet
pecia
auri
inde
de
xij
.
đ.
in
suo
debit'
pondere
diminuebatur
,
Ac
quelibet
pecia
argenti
vocat'
Groates
,
inde
de
vno
obulo
de
debito
suo
diminuebatur
,
et
monetam
illam
in
forma
praedict'
tonsam
ac
filat̄
diuersis
ligeis
dictae
dominae
Reginae
apud
Ciuitat̄
praed'
in
come
praedict'
falso
felonice
et
proditorie
exposuit
et
vtterauit
,
contra
formam
statuti
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
enclosing
of
xx
.
acres
of
pasture
out
of
a
common
field
,
in
the
which
all
the
inhabitants
of
L.
haue
vsed
time
out
of
mind
to
haue
common
of
pasture
for
all
maner
of
Cattell
.
IVrat̄
presentant
&c.
Quod
Ed.
C.
nuper
de
L.
in
comitatu
praedict
'
Sect'
260.
generos
.
G.
C.
nuper
de
L.
&c.
decimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
nec
non
diuersis
diebus
et
vicibus
tam
antea
quam
postea
,
vi
et
armis
&c.
xx
.
acr
pasture
cum
pertinentijs
in
L.
praedict'
in
aperto
communi
campo
ibidem
,
in
quibus
omnes
inhabitantes
villae
praedict'
a
tempore
cuius
contrar̄
memoria
hominum
non
existit
vsi
fuerunt
&
consueuerunt
habere
communiam
pasture
pro
omnibus
annualibus
suis
omni
tempore
anni
imperpetuum
,
cum
sepibus
et
fossatis
inclusiuerunt
,
et
easdem
viginti
acras
sic
inclusas
a
praedict'
decimo
die
Aprilis
anno
supradicto
vsque
diem
capcionis
huius
inquisicionis
custod'
et
adhuc
custodiuit
in
malum
et
perniciosum
exemplum
aliorum
ligeorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
&
contra
formam
diuersorum
Statut̄
&c.
Ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
wilfull
Murder
of
a
woman
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
T.
L.
nuper
de
W.
in
comitatu
&c.
Labourer
,
deum
Sect'
261.
pre
oculis
non
habens
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct'
30.
die
Aprilis
Anno
regni
Elizabeth
&c.
circa
horam
nonam
eiusdem
diei
vi
&
armis
apud
W.
praedict'
ex
malitia
sua
precogitat̄
in
quandam
Marg'
T.
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
pace
dei
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent
insultum
fecit
et
ipsam
Marg.
cum
quodam
baculo
ad
valenc'
&c.
quem
idem
Th.
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
et
ibidem
tenuit
,
verberauit
,
vulnerauit
,
et
maletractauit
.
Ita
quod
praedict'
M.
a
praedict'
30.
die
Aprilis
anno
supradicto
vsque
ad
quintum
diem
Maij
tunc
proxim'
sequent
languebat
,
quo
quidem
v.
die
Maij
Anno
supradicto
praedict'
M.
apud
W.
praedict'
de
verberatione
vulneratione
et
maletractatione
praedict'
adtunc
et
ibidem
obijt
.
Et
sic
praedict'
Th.
praedict'
M.
modo
et
forma
praedict'
,
scilicet
,
apud
W.
praedict'
die
et
Anno
praed'
felonice
et
voluntarie
interfecit
et
murderauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Murder
,
and
the
Murtherers
flying
after
the
said
murder
committed
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
Si
T.
Barbour
nuper
de
C.
in
comit'
Sect'
262
,
&c.
die
et
Anno
&c.
vi
et
armis
&c.
ex
malitia
sua
precogitat̄
apud
D.
in
comitat'
praed'
in
quendam
W.
W.
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
pace
dei
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent
insultumfecit
et
ipsum
W.
adtunc
et
ibidem
existent
,
verberauit
,
vnlnerauit
,
&
maletractauit
,
ac
ipsum
W.
cum
quodam
baculo
ad
valenc'
&c.
quem
idem
T.
B.
adtunc
et
ibm'
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenebat
prefat'
W.
supra
sinistram
ꝑtem
tibiae
suae
felonice
percussit
,
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
:
Ob
quam
quidem
plagam
mortalem
prefat'
W.
a
praedict'
xx
.
die
&c.
anno
&c.
vsque
ad
octauum
diem
Iulij
tunc
ꝓxim̄
sequent
languebat
,
et
de
eadem
plaga
mortali
praed'
W.
&c.
apud
&c.
praed'
xx
.
die
Iulij
,
anno
supradicto
moriebatur
.
Et
sic
pnd'
Tho.
B.
praed'
W.
praed'
viij
.
die
Iulij
,
anno
supradict̄
,
apud
B.
pnd'
felonice
murdrauit
&
interfecit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
Et
post
feloniam
&
murdrum
sic
per
praefat'
Tho.
B.
ibifact̄
,
praed'
Tho.
B.
ob
eandem
feloniam
et
murdrum
praed'
immediate
fugiebat
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Riot
,
the
riotors
weaponed
with
diuers
weapons
,
and
armed
armed
with
priuie
Coates
,
for
breaking
and
entring
into
a
house
,
taking
and
spoling
of
goods
,
beating
and
wounding
of
diuers
in
the
house
,
breaking
of
a
chest
,
and
taking
out
of
it
vi
.
siluer
spoones
,
and
the
taking
,
spoiling
and
carrying
away
of
Oates
out
of
a
Barne
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
l.
L.
decimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
vi
et
armis
,
videlicet
Sect'
263.
baculis
,
gladijs
,
&
cultellis
nec
non
tunicis
priuat̄
et
modo
guerino
ariat̄
apud
W.
in
comit'
praedict'
domum
cuiusdam
Chrisopheri
B.
apud
W.
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
riotose
&
manuforti
fregerunt
&
intrauer̄
,
&
in
T.
B.
F.
B.
&c.
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent
insultum
fecerunt
&
astraiam
ibidem
riotose
fecerunt
&
ipsos
T.
F.
&c.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
inuent'
existent
verberauer̄
,
vulnerauer̄
&
maletractauer̄
.
Ita
quod
ipsi
de
vita
ipsorum
desperabantur
,
ac
bona
&
catalla
praedict'
C.
B.
ad
valenc'
xxx
.
li.
in
domo
sua
praedict'
adtunc
inuent'
riotose
ceperunt
spoliauerunt
&
asportauerunt
,
ac
cistas
ipsius
C.
in
domo
sua
praedict'
tunc
existent
riotose
fregerunt
&
sex
coclear̄
argenti
ad
valenc'
xl
.
s.
de
bonis
et
catallis
ipsius
Chri.
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
riotose
ceperunt
et
asportauerunt
.
Ac
auenas
ipsius
C.
tunc
et
ibidem
in
horreo
suo
inuent'
riotose
ceperunt
&
spoliauerunt
&
asportauerunt
,
Acalia
enormia
ei
intuler̄
in
perniciosum
ex
emplum
ligeorum
et
subdit̄
dict'
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
staut̄
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
the
counterfaiting
of
the
Queens
Letters
patents
to
beg
,
and
taking
of
the
Queenes
broad
Seale
from
other
Letters
patents
,
and
putting
it
to
the
counterfait
Letters
patents
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
I.
D.
nuper
de
M.
in
comitat'
&c.
deum
Sect'
264.
pre
oculis
non
habens
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct'
die
&c.
apud
&c.
deceptiue
falso
et
proditorie
quasd
'
falsas
Ir̄as
patentes
scriptas
de
collectione
,
deuocione
&
charitate
populorum
ipsius
dominae
Reg'
hunc
tenorem
continent
viz.
Elizaeth
by
the
grace
of
God
&c.
Ac
cum
idem
I.
dictas
falsas
●r̄as
patentes
sic
vt
premittitur
contra
fecisset
,
idem
I.
praedict'
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
apud
M.
praedict'
in
comit'
praedict'
quoddam
magnum
sigillum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
adtunc
preantea
annex'
et
legittime
apposit̄
irrupuit
et
accepit
,
et
illud
sigillum
dictis
falsis
counterfactis
literis
deceptiue
falso
et
proditorie
apposuit
et
annexit
,
et
●asdem
literas
sigillo
illo
subtilit'
recludēd'
sigillauit
.
Et
sic
mangum
sigill'
ibid'
et
adtunc
voluntarie
et
ꝓditorie
,
contrafecit
falsificauit
et
fabricauit
.
Et
idem
I.
postea
scilicet
,
die
anno
&c.
apud
M.
in
comit'
praed'
ac
diuersis
alijs
locis
eiusdem
come
diuersas
denariorum
summas
diuersorum
ligeorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
virtute
,
et
colore
litterarum
praedict'
modo
et
forma
predict'
contrafact'
et
sigillat'
deceptiue
falso
et
proditorie
colligebat
habuit
et
recepit
&
ad
vsum
suum
proprium
conuertit
in
malum
&
perniciosum
exemplum
ligeorum
eiusdem
dominae
Reginae
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
&
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
for
the
stealing
of
two
geldings
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
G.
W.
nuper
de
W.
in
come
S.
&
R.
B.
nuper
de
W.
Sect'
265.
praedict'
in
comitat'
praedict'
Labourer
,
vltimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
apud
N.
in
dicto
comitat'
S.
vnum
spadonem
coloris
gray
pretij
&c.
Ac
alium
spadonem
coloris
&c.
pretij
&c.
de
bonis
&
catallis
cuiusdam
ignoti
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
furat̄
fuer'
,
ceperunt
&
abduxer̄
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
robbing
of
a
Gent:
by
the
high
way
.
IVrat̄
&c.
Quod
vbi
I.
B.
de
L.
gen
13.
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
fuit
in
pace
dei
Sect'
266.
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
regia
via
apud
parochiam
Sancti
Egidij
in
campis
in
comitatu
Midd'
:
ibi
eodem
die
,
et
anno
venerunt
I.
M.
et
R.
H.
nuper
de
&c.
felonice
vt
felones
dictae
dominae
reginae
,
et
i
praedict'
I.
B.
insultum
fecer̄
et
ipsum
verberauerunt
,
vulnerauerunt
,
et
maletractauerunt
.
Ita
quod
de
vita
eius
desperabatur
et
xx
.
s.
in
pecunijs
numerat̄
de
bonis
et
catallis
ipsius
I.
B.
superipsum
I.
B.
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
et
existent'
felonice
ceperunt
et
asportauerunt
,
contra
pacem
&c.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
anno
dni
H.
8.
23.
edit'
et
prouis
.
An
Indictment
for
cutting
of
a
Purse
,
and
xx
.
s.
in
it
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
T.
C.
de
&c.
Labourer
,
die
&c.
vi
et
armis
&c.
apud
Sect'
267.
C.
in
come
&c.
xx
.
s.
in
pecunijs
numeratis
in
quadam
crumena
existent
de
bonis
et
catallis
cuiusdam
C.
D.
atunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
a
persona
prefat'
T.
D.
cum
quodam
cultello
ad
valenc'
&c.
quem
idem
T.
D.
in
manu
sua
dextra
adtunc
et
ibidem
habuit
et
tenuit
felonice
scidit
furat̄
fuit
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
taking
away
of
a
womau
seruant
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
W.
K.
de
S.
&c.
die
Anno
&c.
loco
&c.
vi
et
armis
,
Sect'
268.
videlicet
,
gladijs
et
dag●er̄
quendam
Isab
.
K.
seruientem
R.
Q.
de
F.
in
comitat'
praedict'
Spinster
,
in
seruic'
dict'
Richardi
existent
et
retent̄
apud
F.
praedict'
cepit
et
ab
duxit
die
et
anno
supradicto
,
contra
pacem
dicti
dni
Regis
nunc
.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
and
entring
into
a
house
&
burning
of
it
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
D.
S.
de
K.
in
comit'
praedict'
Labourer
,
tali
die
et
anno
Sect'
269.
&c.
vi
et
armis
&c.
domum
W.
C.
fregit
et
intrauit
et
ex
malitia
sua
precogitat̄
adtunc
&
ibidem
existent
dictam
domum
felonice
combussit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
procuring
a
Seruant
to
depart
from
his
Master
,
and
for
being
a
common
procurer
of
a
seruants
away
from
their
seruices
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
W.
M.
de
N.
in
comit'
E.
yeoman
,
die
,
anno
,
et
loco
Sect'
270.
&c.
procurauit
&
exhortauit
I.
C.
seruient'
R.
S.
in
seruitio
suo
ibidem
existent
abire
ab
eodem
seruitio
,
cuius
quidem
ꝓcurationis
pretextu
idem
I.
C.
a
seruitio
R.
S.
tunc
&
ibidem
recessit
:
Et
quod
idem
W.
M.
est
communis
procurator
seruient̄
diuersorum
ligeorum
dni
Regis
,
Ita
quod
ligei
dni
Regis
de
eiusmodi
seruient'
ad
negotia
sua
ꝑimplend'
multipliciter
grauat̄
existunt
,
in
dict̄
dni
Regis
contempt̄
&
quamplurium
ligeorum
dni
Regis
deteriorationem
manifestam
.
An
Indictment
for
keeping
of
Houndes
and
Hunting
,
hauing
not
landes
of
the
value
of
xl
.
●
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
I.
W.
T.
P.
de
&c.
non
habens
terr'
neque
tenementa
sect'
271.
ad
valenc'
xl
.
s'
.
vltra
repris
.
tenent
Canes
venaticos
&
leporarios
,
et
eisdem
vsi
sunt
venari
in
diuersis
partibus
iuxta
C.
viz.
apud
D.
H.
et
alibi
infra
Hundred
'
de
C.
venati
sunt
,
ac
lepores
ac
alia
animalia
ven'
ceperunt
,
contra
pacem
&c.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
&c.
An
Indictment
for
robbing
of
a
Church
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
I.
W.
de
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
ecclesiam
parochialem
Sect'
272.
Sanctae
Andreae
Apostoli
,
apud
S.
in
come
praedict'
freger'
&
intrauerunt
,
ac
xx
.
d'
.
in
pecunijs
numerat̄
de
bonis
&
catallis
parochianorum
parochiae
praedict'
in
custod'
W.
F.
&
W.
S.
custod'
siue
gardianorum
bonorum
&
catallorum
●ochianorum
parochiae
praedict'
existent
ad●●●c
&
ibidem
felonice
f●rat̄
fuit
cepit
&
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
two
Shirifes
of
a
Citie
,
for
suffering
of
a
Prisoner
committed
to
them
vpon
suspition
of
felonie
to
escape
.
INquiratur
&c.
Quod
cum
Robertus
I.
nuper
de
Ciuitate
Couentrie
Sect'
273.
in
come
Ciuitat̄
praedict'
yeoman
,
viij
.
die
Nouembris
,
anno
regni
Eliz.
pro
suspicione
feloniae
per
ipsum
R.
I.
preantea
fieri
&
ꝑpetrari
supposit̄
apud
Ciuitat̄
praedict'
capt'
&
arrestat̄
fuit
:
Idemque
R.
I.
eisdem
die
&
anno
apud
Ciuitat̄
praedict'
quibusdam
Iohin
S.
de
Ciuitate
praedict'
Cocher
,
et
Will'
P.
de
Ciuitate
praedict'
Winer
,
vic'
Ciuitat̄
praedict'
,
ac
custod'
gaolae
dictae
dominae
Reginae
infra
Ciuitat̄
illam
,
ob
causam
predict'
tradit̄
fuit
saluo
&
secur̄
custod'
quousque
idem
R.
I.
a
custod'
illa
secundum
legem
&
consuetud'
regni
Angliae
a
prisona
illa
deliberat̄
foret
,
si
ijdem
I.
S.
&
W.
P.
die
&
anno
supradictis
apud
Ciuitatem
praed'
in
comitat'
Ciuitat̄
predict'
,
R.
I.
ad
largum
et
extra
gaolam
&
custod'
praed'
felonice
&
voluntarie
exire
permiser̄
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
for
stealing
of
Conies
with
Nets
,
Dogges
,
and
Ferrets
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
I.
W.
die
&
anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
clausum
cuiusdam
Sect
▪
271.
K.
L.
vocat'
&c.
apud
M.
circa
horam
octauam
in
nocte
freger̄
&
intrauer̄
,
&
vnam
Cuniculam
cum
retis
,
canibus
,
et
venarijs
vocat'
Ferrets
adtunc
&
ibm'
inuent'
ceperunt
&
asportauerunt
,
ad
graue
dampnum
&c.
&
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
a
keeper
of
a
Gaole
,
for
letting
one
committed
to
him
vpon
suspicion
of
felonie
;
escape
out
of
prison
.
INquiratur
&c.
Quod
cum
quidam
I.
B.
de
&c.
die
&
anno
&c.
ꝓ
suspicione
Sect'
275.
cuiusdam
felon'
per
ipsum
infra
villam
p̄dictam
ante
tunc
fieri
&
perpetrari
supposit'
,
capt'
et
arrestat'
fuit
apud
villam
predict'
,
et
eisdem
die
&
anno
praedict'
I.
B.
cuidam
Tho.
R.
de
villa
.
&
come
predict'
yeoman
custod'
gaolae
dicti
dni
Regis
in
dicta
villa
de
L.
praedict'
pro
suspicione
feloniae
praedict'
saluo
&
secur̄
custod'
tradit'
fuit
quosque
idem
I.
B.
a
custod'
illa
seđm
legem
et
consuetud'
regni
Angl'
deliberat
foret
:
Si
idem
T.
R.
die
&c.
anno
supradict'
apud
villam
predict'
in
come
praedict'
,
predict'
I.
B.
ad
largum
&
extra
gaolam
praedict'
negligenter
voluntarie
&
felonice
exire
et
euadere
permisit
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
for
the
stopping
and
tourning
of
a
water
course
in
a
Towne
,
by
reason
whereof
diuers
mens
landes
be
surrounded
.
IVratores
presentant
&c.
Quod
T.
R.
nuper
de
S.
yeoman
,
I.
P.
nuper
Sect'
276.
de
S.
yeoman
&c.
primo
die
lanuarij
,
Anno
regni
dictae
d●ae
Regin̄
secundo
,
necnon
diuersis
alijs
diebus
et
vicibus
,
tam
antea
quam
postea
apud
S.
praedict'
,
quandam
aquae
cursum
obstupauit
&
diuertit
,
per
quod
praedict'
aquae
cursus
fluebat
super
solum
et
liberum
tentum
quorundam
&c.
ad
graue
dampnum
ipsorum
,
necnon
omnium
tenent
villae
de
S.
praedict'
,
et
in
perniciosum
exemplum
aliorum
,
ac
contra
formam
statut
&c.
et
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
Statute
of
8.
Hen.
6.
for
a
Forcible
entrie
into
one
Rood
of
land
,
and
assaulting
and
beating
of
one
I.
F.
and
keeping
the
same
with
force
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
Quod
cum
in
Statuto
in
parliamento
Sect'
277.
domini
Henr̄
nuper
Regis
Angliae
sexti
post
conquestum
apud
Westm
,
anno
regni
sui
viij
▪
tent'
,
aedit'
,
inter
cetera
continetur
:
Quod
si
aliqua
persona
de
aliquibus
terris
siue
tenements
manuforti
expulsa
sit
vel
disseisit̄
vel
pacifice
expellatur
et
postea
manufor●
extra
teneat̄
vel
aliquod
feoffamēt̄
vel
discontinuationem
inde
post
talem
ingressum
suum
ad
ius
possessoris
defraudend'
vel
tollend'
aliquo
modo
fiat
,
habeat
pars
in
hac
parte
grauat̄
versus
talem
disseisitorem
Assisa●
noue
disseisine
vel
breue
de
transgr̄
.
Et
si
pars
grauat̄
per
Assisam
vel
per
actionem
transgressionis
recuperet
per
veredict'
vel
alio
quocunque
modo
per
debit'
legis
formam
inueniat̄
quod
pars
defendens
vi
ingressus
fuerit
,
vel
dicta
tenementa
per
vim
post
ingressum
suam
tenuerit
,
recuperaret
querens
dampna
sua
ad
triplum
versus
defendentes
.
Et
vlterius
finem
et
redeptionem
dominae
Reginae
fac'
prout
in
eodem
statut'
plenius
continetur
:
Quidam
tamen
I.
W.
de
W
,
in
comitat'
praedict'
yeoman
,
E.
H.
I.
L.
et
alij
statut'
praedict'
minime
ponderans
,
vij
.
die
Martij
Anno
&c.
vi
et
armis
,
videlicet
baculis
,
gladijs
,
et
fustibus
seipsos
assemblauerunt
,
congregauerunt
,
et
coadunauerunt
.
Et
sic
assemblat̄
,
congregat̄
,
et
coadunat'
existent
modo
guerrino
arraiat̄
riotose
et
illicite
in
vnam
rodam
ter●e
liberi
tenementi
cuiusdam
G.
B.
gen
apud
W.
in
quodam
loco
vocat'
Catmore
dale
in
comitatu
praed'
ingressi
fuerunt
.
Et
in
quosdam
I.
F.
et
I.
W.
adtunc
et
ibidem
insultum
et
affraiam
fecerunt
,
verberauerunt
,
et
maletractauerunt
,
et
ipsum
G.
B.
de
eadem
roda
terre
manuforti
expulerunt
.
Et
ipsum
G.
B.
sic
expulsum
inde
manuforti
extratenuer̄
et
adhuc
extratenent
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
et
ipsius
G.
graue
dampnum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
.
Et
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
&c.
An
Indictment
for
murdering
of
a
man
child
newly
borne
,
which
is
murthered
by
the
mother
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
Si
E.
B.
nuper
de
T.
in
come
&c.
Spinster
,
Sect'
278.
29.
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
apud
T.
praedict'
adtunc
et
ibidem
quendam
infantem
masculinum
viuum
peperit
.
Et
postea
praedict'
E.
apud
T.
predict'
infantem
viuum
adtunc
et
ibidem
cum
digitis
suis
super
caput
suum
dure
tractand'
per
quod
infans
praedict'
immediate
moriebatur
.
Et
sic
praedicta
E.
B.
infantem
praedict'
die
et
Anno
supradictis
felonice
interfecit
et
murdrauit
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
&c.
An
Indictment
for
hunting
in
a
Parke
paled
,
and
for
the
killing
and
carrying
away
of
a
Buck
▪
and
a
Doe
in
the
night
time
.
I
Vrat̄
presentant
&c.
quod
cum
in
statut'
in
parliament̄
dominae
Reginae
Sect'
279.
nunc
tent'
apud
W.
Anno
regni
sui
quinto
inter
alia
inactitat̄
,
stabilitat̄
et
ordinat̄
existit
,
Quod
si
aliqua
persona
siue
persone
post
festum
Penticostes
Anno
5.
supradicto
in
die
vel
in
nocte
iniuste
vel
illicite
fregerit
fregerunt
vel
intrauerunt
in
aliquod
parcum
impalatum
vel
sepibus
inclusum
ad
seruand'
vel
sustentand'
ferat̄
vsitat̄
,
et
ibidem
iniuste
venatur
vel
venantur
,
ceperit
aut
ceperint
,
occiderit
aut
occiderint
,
aliquas
feras
infra
aliquod
hm̄i
parcum
impallat̄
vel
solum
inclusum
&
ꝓ
feris
vsitat̄
modo
&
forma
praed'
et
inde
debito
modo
conuictus
fuerit
aut
fuerint
ad
sectam
dictae
dominae
Reginae
vel
partis
in
hac
parte
grauat̄
:
Quod
tunc
eadem
persona
siue
personae
sic
inde
conuict'
penam
corporis
siue
corporum
suorum
per
imprisonament̄
subeat
&
subeant
per
spatium
trium
mensium
&
reddat
et
reddant
,
soluat
et
soluant
parti
grauat̄
dampna
sua
ad
triplum
.
Et
post
praedict'
tres
menses
complet̄
inueniat
et
inueniant
sufficientem
securitatem
pro
sua
vel
suis
bene
gestura
et
gesturis
per
spatium
septem
Annorum
tunc
proxim'
sequend'
erga
dictam
dominam
Reginam
hered'
et
successor'
et
cunctum
populum
suum
,
aut
remanebit
siue
remanebunt
et
continuabunt
semper
in
prisona
siue
balliua
vel
manucapcione
donec
ille
vel
illi
delinquen̄
poterit
vel
poterint
et
inuenerint
,
tres
tales
sufficientes
securitates
durante
termino
septem
annorum
vt
supradictum
est
prout
in
statut'
praedict'
plenius
continetur
:
Quidam
tamen
W.
W.
T.
M.
&c.
de
&c.
statut'
praed'
minime
ponderans
post
praed'
festum
P.
scilicet
iiij
.
die
Iunij
anno
&c.
circa
horam
primam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
vi
&
armis
&c.
parcum
impallat̄
et
pro
feris
vis●tat̄
cuiusdam
I.
S.
ar̄
vocat'
Hopwell
parke
apud
Hopwell
in
come
praedict'
fregerunt
et
intrauerunt
,
et
vnam
Damam
masculinum
et
vnam
Damam
fenialem
adtunc
et
ibidem
in
eod'
parco
inuent'
et
existent
ceperunt
interfecerunt
et
asportauer̄
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Burglarie
for
breaking
of
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
,
to
the
intent
to
haue
robbed
the
said
house
,
and
for
beating
and
putting
in
feare
diuerse
in
the
same
house
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
Si
I.
P.
nuper
de
&c.
vicesimo
die
Sect.
280.
&c.
vi
et
armis
&c.
circa
horam
decimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
domum
mansionalem
cuiusdam
D.
B.
de
L.
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
H.
apud
L.
praedict'
ea
intencione
ad
spoliand'
eundem
D.
de
bonis
&
catallis
suis
in
eadem
existent
felonice
et
burglariter
fregit
et
intrauit
,
et
eund'
D.
et
quendam
I.
B.
filium
praed'
D.
&
E.
vxor'
eius
in
domo
praedict'
in
pace
dei
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
adtunc
et
ibidem
existent
verberauit
,
vulnerauit
et
male
tractauit
et
in
corporali
timore
et
maxim̄
metu
&
periculo
vitarum
suarum
adtunc
et
ibid'
posuit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Burglarie
for
breaking
of
a
dwelling
house
in
the
night
time
and
the
putting
of
them
in
the
house
in
feare
,
and
for
the
felonious
taking
out
of
the
said
house
1200.
li
in
money
,
and
a
challice
of
siluer
parcell
guilt
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
Regina
,
Si
T.
W.
de
B.
in
come
&c.
sexto
die
&c.
Sect.
281.
Anno
&c.
circa
horam
primam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
domum
mancionalem
cuiusdam
I.
B.
apud
W.
in
come
praed'
felonice
&
burglariter
fregit
&
intrauit
ac
ipsum
I.
B.
adtunc
&
ibid'
in
ead'
domo
mancionali
in
corporali
timore
posuit
ac
mille
&
centum
libras
legalis
monetae
Angliae
in
pecunijs
numerat̄
&
vnam
callicē
argent̄
ꝑcell'
aurat̄
vocat'
a
chalice
of
siluer
parcel
guilt
,
ad
valenc'
4.
li.
de
denarijs
et
de
bonis
&
catallis
I.
B.
in
ead'
domo
mancionali
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
of
a
barne
,
and
taking
out
of
it
4.
bushels
of
Barley
,
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
S.
&c.
horreum
cuiusdam
I.
C.
de
Sutton
magna
in
Sect.
282.
come
praed'
adtunc
et
ibid'
burglariter
fregit
et
intrauit
,
&
quatuor
modios
hordei
anglice
vocat'
a
quarter
of
Barley
,
ad
valenc'
vj.
s.
iiij
.
đ.
de
bonis
et
catallis
praedict'
I.
C.
adtunc
et
ibid'
inuent'
burgulariter
et
fellonice
cepit
,
abduxit
,
et
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
of
a
Milne
,
and
taking
out
of
the
same
a
sacke
and
6.
bushels
of
wheat
.
INquir̄
&c.
si
I.
S.
&c.
vi
et
armis
domum
mollendin̄
W.
H.
apud
C.
in
Sect.
283.
parochia
de
D.
in
come
pnd'
vocat'
Clarke
mill
,
burglar̄
fregit
et
intraui●
&
vnum
saccum
praetij
&c.
et
6.
modios
tritici
vocat'
6.
bushels
of
wheat
,
in
sacco
ibidem
existent'
praetij
xx
.
s.
de
bonis
et
catallis
praed'
W.
H.
adtunc
&
ibid'
inuent'
die
anno
&
loco
supradict'
felonice
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
the
fellonious
taking
of
6.
paire
of
sheets
,
12.
diaper
napkins
and
one
ring
of
gold
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
B.
vi
&
armis
6.
paria
linthearum
vocat'
Sheetes
,
Sect.
284.
ad
valenc'
xl
.
s.
12.
mappas
de
diaper
vocat'
table
Napkins
ad
valenc'
xl
.
s.
vnum
annulum
de
auro
cuiusdam
I.
S.
apud
H.
praedict'
dict'
die
&
anno
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
fellonice
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
the
fellonious
taking
of
acuppe
of
Siluer
parcell
guilt
in
the
Isle
of
V.
INquiratur
si
I.
S.
vi
&
armis
vnam
Cypham
argent̄
parcell'
aurat̄
anglice
Sect.
285.
vocat'
a
c●ppe
of
Siluer
parcell
guilt
,
ad
valenc'
4.
li.
de
bonis
et
catallis
E.
W.
apud
M.
infra
insulam
V.
in
come
praedict'
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
receiuing
,
ayding
and
comforting
of
a
fellon
,
knowing
him
to
haue
done
a
fellonie
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
R.
S.
sciens
praefat'
I.
R.
felloniam
praedict'
in
forma
Sect.
286.
praedict'
fecisse
&
perpetrasse
eundem
I.
xx
.
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
in
comitatu
praedict'
felonice
recepit
auxiliatus
fuit
&
confortauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
stealing
two
horses
of
a
mans
vnknowen
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
W.
H.
nuper
de
F.
in
come
praed'
&c.
vnum
equum
Sect.
287.
coloris
gray
praetij
&c.
&
vnum
equm
coloris
&c.
praetij
&c.
de
bonis
et
catallis
cuiusdam
hominis
ignoti
die
&
anno
supradict'
fellonice
cepit
&
abduxit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
assaulting
and
robbing
of
a
man
vpon
the
high
way
of
a
gelding
and
his
purse
,
and
x.
shillings
of
monry
in
it
,
and
for
the
taking
●f
two
mares
found
in
the
high
way
.
INquiratur
&c.
si
I.
I.
&c.
vi
&
armis
in
Regia
via
ducent̄
a
W.
vsque
ad
Sect.
288.
B.
in
come
pnd'
in
R.
S.
gen
adtunc
et
ibid
existent
in
pace
&c
insultum
fecit
et
vnam
spadonem
coloris
nigri
praetij
&c.
et
x.
s.
in
pecunijs
munerat̄
existent
in
vna
bursa
valoris
vnius
denarij
existent
de
bonis
&
catall'
dicti
R.
S.
apud
B.
praed'
adtunc
et
ibid'
in
Regra
via
inuent'
,
felonice
cepit
et
abduxit
contra
pacem
&c.
&
duas
equas
coloris
&c.
praetij
&c.
de
bonis
et
catallis
D.
C.
apud
A.
in
come
W.
in
regia
via
ibid'
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
cepit
&
abduxit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
the
robbing
,
beating
and
wounding
of
one
on
the
high
way
and
taking
from
him
x.
s.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
I.
S.
&c.
vi
&
armis
in
quodam
loco
ibid'
vocat'
the
Sect.
289.
Ashdownes
croft
in
via
regia
ibid'
in
A.
B.
insultum
fecit
&
ipsum
adtunc
&
ibid'
verberauit
vulnerauit
et
maletractauit
ita
quod
de
vita
sua
desperabatur
&
x.
s.
in
pecunijs
numerat̄
super
ꝑsonam
ipsius
A.
B.
adtunc
&
ibid'
existent
de
pecunijs
bonis
&
catallis
praed'
A.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
indictment
for
assaulting
of
a
woman
,
and
felloniouslie
taking
from
her
5.
s.
4.
d'
.
in
money
.
INquir̄
&c.
si
I.
B.
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
quendam
E.
C.
apud
B.
in
come
Sect.
290.
praed'
insultum
fecit
&
quinque
solid'
et
4.
đ.
a
persona
ipsius
E.
adtunc
&
ibid'
inuent'
felouice
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
stealing
out
of
a
close
foure
Sheepe
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
I.
S.
&c.
vi
et
armis
clausum
I.
S.
senioris
gen
,
apud
B.
Sect.
291.
in
parochia
de
D.
in
come
predict'
fregit
&
intrauit
,
et
quatuor
oues
precijv
.
s'
.
de
bonis
et
catallis
ipsius
I.
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
of
a
House
in
the
day
time
,
and
taking
of
vi
.
li.
out
of
a
Chest
,
and
against
one
for
ayding
&
conforting
the
said
felon
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
R.
C.
die
&c.
domum
P.
S.
apud
C.
in
com'
predict'
,
Sect.
292.
circiter
horam
primam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
fregit
et
intrauit
,
ac
vj.
li.
in
pecunijs
numeratis
in
quadam
Cista
adtunc
et
ibm'
existent
de
bonis
et
catallis
pred'
P.
S.
apud
C.
pred'
in
com'
pred'
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
cepit
et
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
Ac
si
G.
L.
&c.
sciens
quod
prefat'
R.
B.
feloniam
praed'
modo
et
forma
praed'
sic
fecisset
apud
E.
pred'
Accessorie
.
apud
N.
in
come
pnd'
fuerunt
consentientes
&
abbettan̄
pnd'
A.
B.
ad
felloniam
praed'
informa
praed'
faciend'
contra
pacem
&c.
Et
pur
les
accessaries
apres
in
cest
manner
.
Et
si
H.
W.
et
P.
R.
nuper
de
&c.
scien̄
pnd'
A.
B.
fellon̄
pnd'
in
forma
pnd'
fecisse
apud
T.
pnd'
&
alibi
in
come
pnd'
,
praed'
10.
die
&c.
Ac
eundem
A.
B.
felonice
receptauerunt
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
wilfull
Murther
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
T.
S.
de
D.
in
comit'
praedicto
yeoman
,
xx
.
die
Iunij
Sect.
301.
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
viz.
gladijs
baculis
et
cultellis
in
quendam
W.
P.
de
S.
in
come
praed'
Husband
,
in
pace
dei
et
dict'
dominae
reginae
existent
,
ex
malitia
sua
p̄cogitata
apud
L.
in
come
pnd'
insultum
fecit
et
cum
quodam
ense
ad
valenc'
x.
s.
quem
idem
T.
in
manu
sua
dextra
adtunc
et
ibid'
habuit
&
tenuit
praef.
W.
super
dextram
ꝑtem
capitis
sui
percussit
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
,
de
qua
quidem
plaga
pnd'
W.
P.
a
pnd'
xx
.
die
Iunij
vsque
ad
12.
diem
Decemb.
languebat̄
et
tunc
de
plega
praed'
moribat̄
.
Et
qđ
praed'
T.
apud
L.
praed'
ex
mallitia
sua
prae
cogitat̄
felonice
et
voluntarie
interfecit
et
murdrauit
contra
pace●
&c.
An
Indictment
of
manslaughter
against
two
,
and
against
one
other
as
accessorie
to
the
same
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
A.
B.
de
C.
in
come
D.
yeoman
,
&
W.
F.
Sect.
302.
de
T.
in
comit'
pred'
Husband
,
secundo
die
&c.
in
I.
W.
de
C.
in
come
pnd'
Labourer
,
apud
L.
praed'
insultum
fecerunt
et
ipsum
I.
W.
adtunc
et
ibid'
idem
A.
B.
cum
quodam
armicudio
qđ
dict'
A.
B.
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
in
gutture
ipsius
I.
felonice
per
cussit
,
de
quo
ictu
praed'
I.
interijt
et
moriebatur
.
Et
praed'
W.
F.
cum
quadam
tendite
vocat'
a
hedge
Bill
;
quam
ipse
in
manibus
suis
tunc
tenuit
ipsum
I.
adtunc
et
ibid'
percussit
et
ipsum
A.
B.
ad
interficiend'
et
murderand'
praed'
I.
adtunc
et
ibidem
felonice
Accessorie
.
auxiliauit
.
Et
sic
A.
B.
praed'
die
anno
&
loco
pnd'
,
pnd'
I.
W.
felonice
murder̄
et
interfecit
:
et
quod
H.
W.
de
P.
in
comtatu
praed'
gen
sciens
praed'
A.
B.
praed'
felloniam
&
murdrum
praedict'
in
forma
praed'
fecisse
apud
L.
&
alibi
in
dicto
com'
decimo
die
&c.
eundem
A.
B.
felonice
recepit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Trespas
for
breaking
and
entring
into
a
close
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
Regina
,
si
I.
S.
de
N.
in
com'
N.
decimo
die
Iu.
anno
Sect.
303.
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
clausam
A.
B.
de
H.
apud
F.
in
com'
praed'
fregit
&
intrauit
et
herbam
A.
B.
ad
valenc'
x.
s.
ibid'
nuper
crescent
cum
quibusdam
auerijs
depastat̄
fuit
conculcauit
et
consumpsit
.
Et
alia
enormia
ei
intulit
ad
graue
dampnum
ipsius
R.
G.
et
contra
pacem
dominae
Reginae
coron̄
ct
dignitatem
suas
.
An
Indictment
for
lying
in
waite
to
kill
one
,
and
for
assaulting
,
beating
and
wounding
of
him
,
and
for
entring
into
and
breaking
of
his
close
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
Regina
,
si
R.
C.
de
B.
in
come
N.
Labourer
,
octauo
Sect.
304.
die
&c.
anno
&c.
apud
B.
pnd'
iacuit
insidijs
ad
interficiend'
W.
S.
de
T.
in
com'
pnd'
husband
,
et
ipsum
adtunc
insultum
fecit
,
verberauit
vulnerauit
et
maletractauit
ita
qđ
de
vita
eius
desperabatur
.
Ac
etiam
si
pnd'
G.
et
R.
vxor
eius
30.
die
Octob.
Anno
supradicto
clausum
ipsius
W.
apud
B.
praed
fregerunt
et
intrauerunt
et
herbam
suam
ad
valenc'
&c.
ibidem
crescent
cum
quibusdam
auerijs
depastat̄
fuer'
conculcauerunt
et
consumpserunt
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Trespas
for
breaking
and
entring
into
a
close
,
and
cutting
downe
Ashes
in
the
said
close
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
si
A.
B.
de
C.
in
com'
L.
clericus
et
W.
Sect.
305.
D.
de
ead'
villa
et
comit'
Clericus
quarto
die
Augusti
Anno
&c.
clausum
A.
B.
de
M.
in
com'
praed'
freger̄
et
intrauerunt
et
fraximos
ipsius
A.
B.
ibid'
crescent
ad
valenc'
40.
s.
surcinderūt
et
asportauerunt
ad
graue
dampnum
&c.
Ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
Riot
committed
by
manie
vpon
two
,
and
for
beating
and
wounding
of
them
,
vpon
the
Statute
of
Anno
2.
R.
2.
cap.
7.
INquir̄
pro
dna
Regina
,
si
A.
B.
de
nuper
de
M.
in
come
M.
yeoman
,
Sect.
306.
aggregatis
sibi
quampluribus
male
factoribus
et
Dominae
Reginae
perturbatoribus
ignot̄
ad
numerum
&c.
modo
guerrino
armat̄
sexto
die
Iunij
Anno
&c.
apud
S.
in
comitat'
praed'
riotose
et
routose
se
illicite
congregauerunt
et
coadunauerunt
et
tunc
et
ibid'
in
R.
W.
et
W.
P.
ipsos
interficiend'
insultum
fecer̄
,
et
ipsos
R.
&
W.
tunc
et
ibidem
verberauerunt
vulnerauerunt
et
maletractauerunt
,
per
quod
ipse
de
vita
sua
desperabatur
contra
pacem
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
against
two
for
assaulting
of
one
,
and
for
taking
of
4.
kine
from
him
that
he
had
taken
dammage
feasaunte
in
his
land
,
and
was
carrying
of
them
to
the
pownd
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
Regina
,
si
I.
L.
de
B.
in
com'
S.
yeoman
,
&
I.
I.
nuper
Sect.
307.
de
eadem
villa
in
com'
praed'
decimo
quinto
die
&c.
apud
B.
praed'
vi
&
armis
in
et
super
I.
D.
insultum
fecerunt
et
adtunc
et
ibidem
quatuor
vaccas
,
quas
in
et
super
terr'
suam
dampnum
facien̄
cepisset
&
secundum
consuetud'
villae
pnd'
ibid'
impercari
voluisiet
,
ab
eodem
I.
G.
riotose
ceperunt
&
ab
inde
contra
eius
voluntatem
abduxerunt
contra
pacem
dominae
Reginae
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
Rescous
made
against
the
Sheriffes
,
Bayliffes
,
of
one
by
them
arrested
by
force
of
the
Queenes
writte
:
and
for
the
taking
away
and
detaining
of
the
said
writte
.
INquirat̄
ꝓ
dna
regina
,
si
R.
W.
de
D.
in
come
L.
die
&c.
Ann̄
&c.
apud
Sect.
308.
D.
pnd'
in
come
praed'
vi
&
armis
&c.
in
&
super
B.
C.
&
I.
H.
balliuos
itinerant̄
T.
vic'
I.
rescussum
fecerunt
et
quendam
T.
T.
quem
pnd'
B.
C.
I.
H.
virtute
breuis
dict'
dominae
Reginae
pred'
vic'
direct̄
cepissent
et
attachiat̄
fuissent
ab
eisdem
B.
C.
&
I.
H.
et
extra
eorum
custod'
ceperint
:
&
etiam
breue
praedictum
ab
eisem
balliuis
itineran̄
custodiuit
&
detenuit
&
adhuc
detinet
in
malum
exemplum
totius
populi
dominae
reginae
ibid'
prope
commorantes
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
manslaughter
committed
by
two
,
and
one
as
accessorie
after
the
manslaughter
done
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
regina
,
si
S.
W.
de
L.
in
come
I.
fabricarius
&
W.
S.
Sect.
309.
de
C.
in
come
pred'
yeoman
,
secundo
die
Aprilis
Anno
regni
Eliz.
&c.
sexto
in
A.
B.
de
C.
in
come
pred'
operarium
apud
C.
pred'
insultum
fecerunt
,
et
ipsum
A.
B.
adtunc
et
ibid'
idem
S.
W.
cum
quodam
gladio
qđ
dict'
A.
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
in
collo
ipsius
I.
percussit
,
de
quo
ictu
praed'
I.
interijt
ac
moriebatur
.
Ac
idem
S.
W.
eundem
A.
B.
inuen̄
cum
dicto
gladio
adtunc
&
ibidem
grauiter
vulnerauit
:
de
quibus
quidem
vulneribus
&
ictibus
idem
I.
interijsset
si
non
interijsset
de
predicto
vulnere
in
collo
percus
.
Et
praed'
W.
S.
cum
quadam
tendite
vocat'
a
forrest
Bill
,
quod
ipse
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
ipsum
I.
adtunc
&
ibid'
percussit
&
ipsum
W.
S.
ad
interficiend'
&
murdrand'
praed'
I.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
auxiliauit
:
Ac
sic
S.
W.
praed'
I.
die
Anno
&
loco
praed'
felonice
murdrauit
&
interfecit
:
Et
praed'
L.
B.
nuper
de
&c.
in
come
&c.
gen
sciens
Accessorie
.
praed'
S.
W.
felloniam
&
murdrum
praed'
in
modo
&
forma
praed'
sic
fecisse
apud
E.
&
alibi
in
dicto
come
decimo
die
&c.
eundem
A.
B.
felonice
recepit
contra
pacem
dominae
Reginae
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
suas
.
An
Indictment
against
two
,
for
hearing
of
these
words
spoken
by
one
viz.
A
vengeaunce
on
the
Queene
and
of
such
false
Councel
.
And
then
declaring
of
the
same
to
the
Sheriffe
of
the
Shire
.
INquiratur
pro
dna
regina
,
si
W.
I.
de
S.
in
come
N.
clericus
die
&c.
apud
Sect.
310.
W.
praed'
deum
prae
oculis
non
habens
&
ligeanciam
debit'
minime
ponderans
falso
&
proditorie
vt
falsus
proditor
&
inimicus
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
dict'
die
et
Anno
apud
N.
praed'
coram
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
de
E.
in
come
praed'
yeoman
,
obstinate
&
mallitiose
dixit
&
propagauit
haec
verba
sequentia
in
Anglicanis
verbis
(
a
vegeaunce
of
the
Queene
and
of
such
false
Councell
)
tam
contra
legeanc'
&
pacem
dominae
Reginae
quam
contra
formam
Statut̄
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
Et
sic
praed'
A.
Concealing
.
B.
&
C.
D.
scicus
praed'
I.
dicta
verba
proditorie
locut̄
fuisse
,
falso
&
ꝓditorie
contra
legeanc'
debit'
suam
concelauerunt
&
secrete
custodierunt
contra
pacem
dominae
Reginae
et
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
et
prouis
,
vsque
ad
primum
diem
Martij
Anno
&c.
qđ
dicti
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
dicta
verba
sic
proditorie
per
dict'
I.
loquut̄
coram
N.
S.
milite
vice
comite
come
praed'
ac
R.
S.
gen
,
retulerunt
&
ostenderunt
.
An
Inquisition
taken
before
a
Coroner
vpon
the
view
of
the
body
dead
,
how
he
came
to
his
death
:
In
which
it
is
found
that
he
dyed
of
a
feuer
or
Ague
by
the
visitation
of
God
and
not
otherwise
.
INquisitio
capt'
apud
S.
in
come
S.
vicesimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
coram
I.
Sect'
311.
B.
vno
coronatorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
come
praedict'
super
visum
corporis
A.
B.
nuper
de
E.
in
comitat'
praedict'
husbandman
,
ibidem
iacent
mortui
per
sacrament̄
&c.
Qui
dicunt
super
sacrament̄
suum
quod
ita
accidebat
apud
G.
praedict'
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
quod
praedictus
A.
B.
egrotabat
apud
G.
praedict'
de
Febri
a
decimo
die
Aprilis
vsque
ad
vicesimum
diem
mensis
eiusdem
,
Quo
quidem
die
ex
Febri
praedict'
et
visitatione
dei
adtunc
&
ibidem
praedict'
A.
B.
circa
horam
decimam
eeiusdem
diei
ante
meridiem
objit
.
Et
luratores
predict'
dicunt
quod
predict'
A.
B.
ex
nullo
alio
morbo
egritudine
ant
infirmitate
ad
mortem
suam
deueniebat
sed
hec
est
causa
mortis
sui
&
non
aliter
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
huic
inquisitioni
tam
praed'
Coronator
quam
Iuratores
predict'
sigilla
sua
apposuerunt
.
An
Inquisition
found
before
a
Coroner
vpon
the
view
of
the
bodie
dead
,
in
which
it
is
found
that
S.
A.
being
keeper
of
the
Earle
of
Pembrooke
his
parke
,
finding
one
hunting
in
the
same
parke
required
him
to
stand
and
yeeld
himselfe
,
he
neuerthelesse
defended
himselfe
and
would
not
yeeld
:
whereupon
the
parke
keeper
,
with
a
forest
Bill
with
a
thrust
in
the
breast
killed
him
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
Saxfield
in
comitatu
S.
nono
die
Februarij
Sect'
312.
Anno
&c.
per
sacramentum
&c.
Qui
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
quod
cum
quidam
S.
A.
percarius
prenobilis
W.
comit'
Penbrochie
parce
sui
de
Ponsburie
in
comit'
praedict'
vicesimo
die
Ianuarij
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reginae
quarto
,
circa
vndecimam
horam
eiusdem
diei
inueniebat
praedict'
Th.
H.
in
parco
praedict'
venant'
&
vagrant̄
ad
damnum
ibidem
faciend'
.
Et
praedict'
T.
H.
post
clamorem
ꝑ
praedict'
St.
adtunc
&
ibidem
leuat̄
ad
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
stand'
rect'
reddere
se
nolebat
sed
ad
malitiam
snam
exequend'
&
continuand'
&
pace
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
diffugiend'
,
vi
&
armis
tunc
&
ibidem
se
defendebat
predictus
St.
A.
adtunc
&
ibidem
veniens
ad
eundem
malefactorem
sic
inuent'
arrestand'
&
capiend'
cum
quadam
tendite
Anglice
vocat'
a
Forest
bill
,
quam
praedictus
S.
A.
in
manu
sua
dextra
tenuit
praedict'
T.
H.
vi
&
armis
resistantē
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pectus
ipsius
T.
percussit
,
de
quo
quidem
ictu
idem
T.
H.
primo
die
Februarij
tunc
prox'
sequent
apud
Soxfield
,
predict'
in
comitatu
predicto
obijt
.
Et
luratores
praedicti
vlterius
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
.
Quod
praedictus
S.
A.
non
occasione
alicuius
discordie
contumeij
aut
alicuius
maleuolenc'
siue
odij
precogitat̄
sed
solummodo
ob
causam
praedictam
&
non
aliam
praed'
T.
H.
percussit
vt
prefertur
:
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Confederacie
or
Combination
by
oath
against
the
Queene
and
others
.
INquiratur
pro
Domina
Regina
,
si
Io.
H.
de
B.
in
comitatu
Lincolne
Sect'
313.
yeoman
,
&
W.
P.
de
G.
in
comitatu
praedict'
yeoman
,
E.
F.
de
G.
m
comitat'
praedict'
yeoman
,
die
Lune
proxime
post
festum
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
obligauerunt
,
&
fides
suas
mutuas
insimul
dederunt
iurauerunt
&
sacramenta
sua
super
librum
prestiterunt
,
quod
in
alto
&
basso
iusticia
&
iniusticia
iure
&
iniuria
,
se
ad
inuicem
tenerent
et
in
omnibusoccasionib'
querelis
&
demaund
'
quibuscunque
contra
ipsos
vel
quemlibet
eor̄
mouend'
ad
sectam
domini
regis
seu
alicuius
alterius
partis
&
combinauerunt
&
confederauerūt
contra
dictam
dominam
Reginam
&
cunctum
populum
suum
,
in
magnum
preiudicium
&
lectium
totius
populi
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
&
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
Maintenance
,
for
the
maintaining
of
one
in
an
action
of
Formedon
in
discender
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamento
Sect'
314.
apud
Westmon̄
nuper
edit'
inter
cetera
continetur
,
quod
nulla
persona
de
regno
dominae
Reginae
Angliae
cuiuscunque
status
gradus
siue
conditionis
fuerit
,
aliquam
querelam
in
qliqua
curia
nec
alibi
manuteneat
,
nec
sustineat
super
penam
imprisonamenti
&
faciend'
dominae
Reginae
finem
&
redemptionem
ad
voluntatem
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
prout
&c.
Quidam
tamen
P.
M.
de
P.
in
comitatu
N.
yeoman
,
statur̄
praedict'
minime
ponderans
quandam
querelam
cuiusdam
loquelae
que
E.
in
curia
dominae
Reginae
nunc
Elizab.
coram
iusticiarijs
dictae
dominae
Reginae
de
communi
banco
ap●●d
Westmonasterium
per
breue
ipsius
dominae
Reginae
de
Forma
donationis
in
discender
inter
R.
G.
petent̄
&
N.
A.
tenent̄
de
quinque
acris
terre
&c.
cum
pertin'
in
C.
pro
parte
ipsius
N.
tenend'
secundo
die
Aprilis
anno
&c.
apud
N.
in
comitatu
praedict'
manutenuit
&
sustentauit
,
et
adhuc
sustentat
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
contemptum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
,
et
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
An
Indictment
of
Forcible
entre
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
8.
Hen.
6.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
Quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamen●
Sect'
315.
domini
Henrici
6.
nuper
Regis
Angliae
apud
W.
Anno
regni
sui
octauo
tent'
edit'
inter
cetera
continetur
:
Quod
si
aliqua
persona
de
aliquibus
terris
vel
tenementis
manuforti
expulsa
sit
vel
disseisit̄
vel
pacifice
expellat̄
&
postea
manuforti
extra
teneatur
vel
per
aliquod
feoffamentum
vel
discontinuationem
inde
post
talem
ingressum
ad
ius
possessoris
defraudend'
&
tollend'
aliquo
modo
siat
,
habeat
pars
in
hac
parte
grauat̄
versus
talem
disseisitorem
Assisam
noue
disseisine
vel
breue
de
transgressione
,
Et
si
pars
grauat̄
per
Assisam
vel
actionem
transgressionis
recuperet
per
veredictum
vel
alio
modo
per
debitam
legis
formam
inueniatur
,
Quod
pars
defendens
in
terris
vel
tenement'
viingressa
fuit
vel
ea
per
vim
post
ingressum
suum
tenuit
,
recuperabit
,
querens
dampna
sua
ad
triplum
versus
defendentem
.
Et
vlterius
finem
&
redemptionem
ad
dominam
Reginam
faciat
prout
in
Statuto
plenius
apparet
:
Quidam
tamen
I.
D.
de
D.
in
comitatu
praedict'
Yeoman
,
&
R.
s.
de
eodem
comitatu
yeoman
,
Statutum
praedict'
minime
vere●
primo
die
Maij
anno
&c.
apud
D.
praedict'
in
comitatu
praedict'
quendam
W.
S.
de
vno
messuagio
siue
tenement'
cum
pertinentijs
in
D.
praedict'
per
mandat̄
W.
Bush
manuforti
expellauerunt
&
disseisiuerunt
ac
ipsum
sic
expulsum
et
disseis●t̄
a
praedict'
primo
die
Maij
vsque
diem
capcionis
huius
Inquisicionis
extratenuerunt
&
adhuc
extra
tenent
,
contra
pacem
Dominae
Reginae
Coronae
&
dignitat̄
suas
,
&
contra
formam
Statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
et
prouisi
.
An
Indictment
for
shooting
in
a
Handgunne
,
against
one
that
may
not
dispend
C.
li.
per
annum
.
INquiratur
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
cum
I.
R.
de
W.
in
comitatu
Sect'
316.
praedict'
generos
.
non
habens
terras
tenementa
feod'
vel
Annuitates
ad
vsum
suum
proprium
annui
valoris
centum
librarum
nono
die
Iulij
anno
Regni
Regis
Richardi
primi
apud
S.
in
comitatu
M.
sagittauit
in
quodam
torment̄
vocat'
a
Handgunne
,
contra
statut'
in
hiuismodi
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
The
Title
of
the
generall
Sessions
of
the
peace
,
in
the
Countie
of
Chester
.
¶
Sessio
pacis
generals
dominae
Reginae
tent'
apud
Cestr̄
in
comitat'
Cestr̄
videlicet
,
quarto
die
Maij
,
anno
Regni
dominae
Elizabethae
dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hiberniae
Reginae
fidei
defensor̄
&c.
decimo
coram
S.
H.
D.
L.
S.
E.
&
alijs
Iusticiarijs
pacis
in
Comitat●
praedict'
.
Inquisitio
capt'
ibidem
per
sa
cramentum
R.
M.
de
&
.
Qui
〈◊〉
super
sacrament̄
suum
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
&c.
The
Trauerse
of
an
Indictment
of
Forcible
entrie
.
PRo
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.
versus
dominam
Regin̄
in
trauers
super
Indictament̄
.
¶
Et
praedict'
A.
B.
C.
D.
&
E.
F.
per
I.
B.
atturnatum
suum
ven'
et
dicunt
,
quod
dicta
domina
Regina
nunc
ipsos
seu
aliquem
ipsorum
actione
Indictament̄
praedict'
grauare
seu
impetere
non
velit
aut
debet
:
Quia
protestand'
quod
indictament̄
predict̄minus
sufficiens
in
lege
existit
ad
ponend'
ipsos
respondere
,
pro
placito
tamen
seperatim
dicunt
quod
quoad
,
vi
&
armis
,
&
quicquid
quod
est
contra
pacem
dicte
domine
Regine
,
n●c
non
ad
intracionem
disseisinam
,
expulsionem
,
extrat●nationem
,
&
quicquid
quod
est
contra
formam
statuti
praedict'
ijdem
A.
B.
C.
D.
&
E.
F.
dicunt
quod
ipsi
in
nullo
sunt
culpabiles
modo
&
forma
prout
per
indictament̄
predict'
superius
supponitur
.
Et
de
hoc
ponunt
se
seperatim
super
patriam
:
et
R.
C.
armiger
qui
pro
domina
Regina
hic
in
hac
parte
sequitur
,
pro
ipsa
domina
Regina
similiter
&c.
An
Indictment
for
making
of
false
gold
at
Roane
in
France
,
and
for
vttering
of
it
in
England
.
INquiratur
pro
domino
Rege
&
domina
Regina
,
Quare
cum
in
statuto
Sect'
317.
in
Parliamento
dictorum
domini
regis
&
dominae
Reginae
nuper
tent'
apud
Westmon̄
duodecimo
die
Nouembris
Annis
regnorum
dicti
domini
regis
&
domine
regine
,
primo
&
secundo
authoritate
eiusdem
parliamenti
inactitat̄
&
ordinat̄fuit
.
Quod
si
aliqua
persona
siue
alique
persone
post
vicesimum
diem
lanuarij
extunc
proxim'
sequent
introduceret
siue
introducerent
,
a
partibus
transmarinis
in
hoc
regnum
Anglie
vel
in
aliquod
dominum
huius
dicti
regni
Anglie
,
aliquas
falsas
&
cōtraf●ctas
cuneas
monetas
siue
pecunias
de
auro
aut
argent̄
alicuius
alterius
regni
,
non
existent'
de
proprijs
cuneis
,
monet̄
,
siue
pecunijs
de
hoc
regn̄
Anglie
,
scientes
predict'
cuneas
monetas
,
siue
pecunias
fore
falsas
&
cōtrafact̄
,
Ea
intencione
ad
vtterand'
siue
soluend'
predict'
falsas
controfact̄
cuneas
,
monetas
siue
pecunias
infra
hoc
regnum
Anglie
&
dominij
eiusdem
regni
per
merchandisas
vel
aliter
.
Quod
tunc
talis
persona
,
siue
persone
sic
vt
spradict'
est
oftendentes
&
eorum
conciliatores
procuratores
,
auxiliatores
,
&
abbettaores
in
tali
casu
,
existimati
erunt
&
adiudicabuntur
fore
offenditores
in
alta
prodicione
.
Et
quod
praedict'
persona
siue
persone
sic
offendentes
,
&
post
eorum
legittimam
conuictionem
siue
attincturam
subibunt
tales
penas
mortis
et
forisfacturas
,
terrarum
,
bonorum
,
et
catallorum
suorum
,
sicut
alij
offendentes
in
casibus
alte
ꝓditionis
,
prout
in
eodem
statuto
satis
aperte
declaratur
:
Quidam
tamen
H.
S.
nuper
de
Hallifax
in
come
Ebor'
Merchant
,
alias
dict'
H.
S.
de
Halifax
in
come
E.
Merchant
,
post
predict'
vicesimum
diem
Ianuar̄
,
et
post
ordinationem
statuti
predict'
,
viz.
vndecimo
die
mensis
Nouembris
,
annis
regnorum
Phillippi
et
Mariae
dei
gratia
Regis
et
Reginae
,
Hispaniarum
,
Franc'
,
vtriusque
Ceciliae
,
Ierusalem
,
et
Hibern̄
fidei
defensorum
,
Archiduc'
Austriae
,
Duc'
Burgundie
,
Medowlan̄
,
et
Brabanc'
,
Comit'
Haspurgij
,
Flandr'
,
et
Tirolis
,
tertio
et
quarto
,
numerum
xxxj
.
li.
et
x.
s.
in
sexaginta
et
sex
pec'
vocat'
halfe
Soueraines
,
and
English
Crownes
,
de
aere
,
cupro
,
alcameno
,
et
diuersis
alijs
metallis
insimul
mixt
'
,
falso
et
proditori●
apud
Roane
,
et
Diepe
,
in
partibus
transmarinis
in
regno
Galliae
,
and
similitudinem
bonarum
dimidium
Sufferanciarum
et
coronarum
Auri
de
cuna
dictorum
dni
Regis
et
dominae
Reginae
huius
regni
Angliae
,
per
quosdam
falsos
proditores
apud
Roane
et
Diepe
predict'
in
praedict'
partibus
transmarinis
falso
&
ꝓditorie
ibidem
fabricat̄
&
contrafact'
a
praedicto
regno
Galliae
,
vsque
ad
hoc
regnum
Angliae
,
&
ad
Ciuitat̄
Norwichiae
introduxit
&
introduci
procurauit
.
Et
praed'
H.
S.
praedictas
sexaginta
dimid'
sufferenc'
vocat'
threescore
halfe
sufferains
,
ac
praedict'
sex
coronas
Anglice
vocat'
vi
.
English
Crownes
,
modo
&
forma
praedict'
fore
falsas
&
fabricat̄
secundum
formam
&
similitudinem
bonarum
dimidiarum
sufferanc'
&
Coronarum
huius
regni
Angliae
affirmans
,
dictas
sufferenc'
&
Coronas
illas
fore
de
bono
auro
&
de
habili
monet̄
huius
regni
Angliae
quinque
falsas
dimid'
sufferanc'
&
vnam
Coronam
vocat'
halfe
English
Sufferaines
,
and
one
English
Crowne
,
de
praedict'
sexaginta
&
sex
dimid'
sufferenc'
&
Coronis
in
forma
praedict'
ex
ere
cupro
alcameno
,
fabricat̄
,
&
contrafact'
cuidam
H.
B.
hic
apud
Norwican̄
in
comitatu
praedict'
pro
vno
equo
,
vno
gladio
,
&
vno
scuto
de
bonis
et
cattallis
praedict'
H.
B.
per
ipsum
H.
S.
de
eodem
H.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
empt̄
,
pro
bona
solucione
falso
fraudulenter
&
proditorie
adtunc
&
ibidem
vtterauit
soluit
&
liberauit
,
contr̄
pacem
&c.
ac
contra
formam
statuti
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Trespas
for
breaking
of
a
close
,
and
destroying
of
wheat
then
growing
in
the
same
.
IVrat̄
presentant
pro
domina
Regina
,
quod
W.
C.
nuper
de
D.
in
come
Sect'
318.
praedict'
Arm̄
T.
B.
&c.
tertio
die
&c.
vi
et
armis
&c.
clausum
I.
N.
apud
S.
in
comitat'
praedict'
in
quodam
campo
vocat'
&c.
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
&
tres
quarterias
frumenti
ipsius
I.
N.
ad
valenc'
trium
librarum
adtunc
&
ibidem
crescent
cum
quibusdam
bigis
siue
carucis
equis
&
pedibus
suis
ambuland'
conculcauerunt
&
consumpserunt
.
Et
alia
enormia
ei
intulerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictorum
dominae
regis
,
&
dominae
Reginae
nunc
&c.
An
Indictment
or
Inquisition
before
the
Coroner
super
visum
corporis
,
of
one
who
killed
one
in
his
owne
defence
.
IN
quisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
T.
in
comitatu
Cestrie
,
secundo
die
&c.
Sect'
319.
Anno
&c.
coram
I.
M.
gen
vno
Coronat̄
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
comit'
praedict'
super
visum
corporis
A.
B.
nuper
&c.
adtunc
&
ibidem
super
terram
mortui
iacent
per
sacrament̄
&c.
I.
H.
&c.
ac
de
tribus
alijs
villat̄
propinquioribus
,
videlicet
,
A.
B.
C.
in
comitatu
praedict'
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
&
quomodo
praedict'
A.
B.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
:
qui
super
sacramentum
suum
dicunt
.
Quod
cum
ipse
A.
B.
decimo
quinto
die
Octobris
,
Anno
Regni
&c.
quinto
circa
horam
septimam
ante
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
apud
T.
praedict'
in
comitat'
praedict'
,
vi
&
armis
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
quendam
R.
nuper
de
T.
praedict'
in
comitat'
Cestriae
praedict'
Butcher
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
existent
insultum
fecit
&
ipsum
R.
B.
cum
quodam
baculo
vocat'
a
Pikeforke
,
quemidem
A.
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
,
verberauit
,
ac
super
brachium
suum
grauiter
percussit
,
ita
vt
idem
R.
B.
pro
ipsius
vite
,
saluatione
a
praedicto
A.
B.
quantum
potuit
,
fugit
vsque
ad
magnam
concauam
pipam
vocat'
a
hollow
slake
vltra
quam
ipse
R.
B.
a
prefat'
A.
fugere
non
potuisset
,
Et
sic
ipse
R.
B.
seipsum
,
ac
vitam
suam
defentem
praedict'
A.
B.
praedict'
insultum
,
assidue
continuand'
super
posteriorem
partem
capitis
ipsius
A.
dicto
xv
.
die
Octobris
anno
quinto
hora
&
loco
supradictis
,
cum
quodam
baculo
vocat'
a
browne
Bill
,
pretij
&c.
quem
idem
R.
B.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
percussit
,
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
,
tres
pollices
longam
vnam
pollicem
latam
&
dimid'
vnius
pollicis
profund'
:
Super
quam
quidem
plagam
ipse
A.
B.
languidus
iacebat
vsque
ad
vicesimum
diem
Octobris
praedict'
,
in
quo
q●idem
xx
.
die
Octobris
anno
&c.
idem
A.
apud
T.
predict'
in
come
praed'
ex
ipsa
plaga
ei
dat'
modo
&
forma
praed'
moriebatur
.
In
cu●us
rei
testimon̄
&c.
An
Indictment
or
Inquisition
taken
before
the
Coroners
super
visum
corporis
,
of
one
slaine
by
misfortune
,
by
one
as
hee
was
shooting
at
the
Buttes
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
B.
in
comitatu
&c.
die
&
Anno
&c.
Sect'
320.
coram
R.
H.
Armiger̄
:
vno
Coronatorum
dict'
dominae
Regine
in
comitat'
predict'
super
visum
corporis
I.
C.
nuper
de
R.
in
comitatu
praed'
Labourer
,
adtunc
&
ibidem
super
super
terram
mortui
iacent
per
sacrament̄
I.
B.
senioris
I.
H.
&c.
ac
de
tribus
alijs
villat̄
propinquioribus
,
videlicet
,
de
M.
R.
et
E.
in
comitat'
praedict'
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
&
quomodo
predict'
I.
E.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
:
Qui
super
sacramentum
suum
predict'
dicunt
,
quod
cum
quidem
Christop̄
W.
nuper
de
ciuitate
Cestriae
in
comitat'
ciuitat̄
Cestriae
shereman
,
cum
multis
alijs
,
secundo
die
&c.
anno
&c.
sexto
supradicto
circa
horam
primam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
secundi
diei
apud
B.
praedict'
in
comitat'
Cestrie
praedict'
in
pace
dei
ac
dominae
Reginae
existent
,
ac
ibidem
ad
metas
Anglice
vocat'
Buttes
sagittan̄
adtunc
&
ibidem
venit
praedict'
I.
E.
ad
metas
praedict'
,
ac
dum
praedict'
C.
W.
ad
ipsas
metas
inter
sagittand'
fuit
,
ipse
I.
E.
obiter
&
improuiso
posuit
se
inter
metas
praedict'
vt
praedict'
C.
W.
sagittabat
ad
metas
praedict'
cum
quadam
sagitta
pretij
&c.
dicto
secundo
die
Iulij
,
ac
hora
&
loco
supradictis
per
infortunium
percussit
praedict'
I.
E.
in
gutture
dans
ei
mortalem
plagam
inprofund
tate
duos
pollices
.
Super
quam
quidem
plagam
ipse
I.
E.
a
praedict'
secundo
die
Iulij
vsque
ad
quintum
diem
eiusdem
mensis
apud
R.
praedict'
in
comitatu
Cestrie
praedict'
languidus
iacebat
,
ac
in
eodem
quinto
die
mensis
Iulij
praedict'
ipse
I.
E.
apud
T.
predict'
in
comit'
Cestr̄
praedict'
de
praedict'
plagamodo
&
forma
predict'
moriebatur
,
Ac
etiam
Iuratores
praedict'
super
sacramentum
suum
praed'
dicauit
quod
praed'
C.
W.
dicto
2.
die
Iulij
,
aut
aliquo
tempore
post
eundem
2.
diem
mensis
Iulij
non
habuit
aliqua
bona
seu
catalla
infra
praedict'
come
Cestr̄
.
In
cuius
re●testimonium
vtrisque
partibus
huius
inquisitionis
tam
praedict'
Coro-nat̄
quam
praedict'
Iuratores
sigilla
sua
posuerunt
die
&
anno
primo
supradictis
.
An
Indictment
against
the
Husband
and
his
wife
for
lying
in
waite
,
and
for
the
assaulting
,
beating
and
wounding
of
one
.
INquiratur
pro
domino
Rege
&
Regina
,
Si
N.
B.
nuper
de
T.
in
comitatu
Sect'
321.
Cestrie
yeoman
,
K.
W.
vxor
eius
&c.
decimo
septimo
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
apud
T.
iuxta
T.
in
comitatu
praedict'
in
quodam
loco
vocat'
le
Hall
yarde
,
iacuerunt
in
insidijs
&
adtunc
&
ibidem
insidiati
fuerunt
quendam
R.
H.
&
ipsum
R.
ibidem
vi
&
armis
&c.
insultum
fecerunt
,
verberauerunt
,
vulnerauerunt
&
maletractauerunt
.
Ita
quod
idem
R.
languidus
existit
ac
de
vita
sua
desperabatur
,
vi
&
armis
,
&
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Inquisition
of
wilfull
Murder
taken
before
diuers
of
the
Iudges
and
others
,
as
Iustices
of
the
Peace
,
for
a
Murder
done
in
Westminster
.
INquisitio
capt'
apud
Westmonaster̄
in
comitatu
Middlesex'
xxiij
.
die
Sect'
322.
Aprilis
anno
Regni
Elizab.
&c.
xvj
.
coram
Ioh.
Southcot
vno
Iusticiar'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
ad
placita
coram
ipsa
Regina
tenend'
assign'
Rob.
Mounson
vno
Iusticiar'
eiusdem
domine
Regine
de
banco
,
Gilb.
Gerrard
armiger̄
,
Atturnat̄
dicte
domine
Regine
generali
,
Will'
P.
&
B.
R.
armig'
Iustic'
dicte
domine
Regine
apud
pacem
in
comit'
praed'
conseruand'
,
nec
non
ad
diuersas
felonias
,
transgr̄
,
&
alia
malefact'
in
eodem
come
perpetrat̄
audiend'
&
terminand'
assignat'
per
sacramentum
12.
●urat'
exitit
presentat̄
,
quod
R.
S.
nuper
de
ciuitate
Westmon̄
in
come
Midd'
&
I.
T.
nuper
de
ciuitat̄
W.
pndict̄
in
come
praed'
yeoman
,
xx
.
die
M.
ann
Reg.
Eliz.
&c.
xvj
.
vi
et
armis
viz.
gladijs
,
baculis
&c.
circa
hor̄
vj.
post
meridiem
eiusd'
diei
ex
malitia
sua
p̄eogitat̄
apud
ciuit̄
W.
pnd'
in
come
pnd'
in
quend'
W.
R.
I.
in
pace
dei
&
dict'
dne
Reg'
adtunc
et
ibid'
exist'
insult̄
fecer̄
&
praed'
R.
S.
cum
vno
glagio
quem
ipse
praedict'
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
manu
sua
dextra
habuit
et
tenuit
praedict'
W.
R.
I.
super
dextrum
brachium
Ipsius
W.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
percussit
&
dedit
e●
adtunc
et
ibidem
vnam
plagam
mortalem
profunditatis
quatuor
pollicium
et
latitudinis
●nius
pollicis
de
qua
quidem
plaga
mortali
praedict'
W.
R.
I.
apud
ciuitatem
W.
praed'
in
come
praed'
die
et
Anno
supradict'
instanter
obijt
.
Et
quod
praedictus
I.
T.
praed'
xix
.
die
Martij
Anno
xvi
.
supradicto
apud
Westm
praed'
in
come
praed'
felonice
fuit
presens
,
procurans
abbettans
,
confortans
et
auxilians
prefatum
R.
S.
ad
feloniam
et
murdrum
praed'
in
forma
praed'
faciend'
&
perpetrand'
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
.
Et
sic
praedict'
R.
S.
&
I.
T.
die
anno
loco
&
comit'
praedict'
prefat'
W.
R.
I.
ex
malitijs
suis
prceogitat̄
felonice
et
voluntarie
interfecerunt
&
murdrauerunt
,
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
regin̄
nunc
Coronam
&
dignitatem
suas
.
An
Indictment
of
man-slaughter
against
many
,
some
for
striking
of
the
partie
slaine
,
and
some
others
for
comforting
,
and
ayding
of
them
being
present
,
and
some
as
accessories
after
the
fact
committed
,
and
that
diuers
of
them
fled
.
INquisicio
capt'
apud
Cestr̄
infra
Wardam
Castri
domini
regis
,
ibidem
Sect'
323.
die
veneris
prox'
post
festum
Apostolorum
Simonis
et
Iude
anno
regni
regis
Rich.
tertij
post
conquestum
Angliae
secundo
,
coram
T.
H.
et
I.
L.
Coron̄
dicti
domini
regis
hundred
'
de
B.
in
come
Cestriae
super
visum
corporis
I.
C.
felonice
interfecti
per
sacramentum
&c.
Qui
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
,
quod
T.
W.
nuper
de
M.
in
comit'
Cestr̄
yeoman
,
R.
B.
nuper
de
M.
in
come
Cestr̄
armig'
,
N.
B.
nuper
de
M.
&
alij
&c.
die
sabbati
prox'
post
festum
exaltationis
sancti
Cruci
,
Ann
regniregis
R.
3.
post
conquestum
Angliae
secundo
apud
H.
in
comitat'
Cestr̄
in
insidijs
iacuerunt
pro
dicto
I.
C.
ipsum
ad
verberand'
,
vulnerand'
,
&
felonice
interficieud
'
vi
et
armis
,
et
contra
pacem
domini
regis
:
Et
dicto
die
Sabbati
&
ann
apud
H.
pnd'
in
ipsum
I.
C.
insult'
fecerunt
.
Et
pnd'
T.
W.
die
Sabb.
&
a●
pnd'
apud
pnd'
felonice
percussit
pnd'
I.
C.
super
caput
su●
vsque
ad
cerebrum
cum
quodam
gladio
pretij
&c.
&
dedit
ei
plagam
mortalem
vnde
obijt
die
veneris
prox'
post
festum
sancti
Mich.
Arch.
tunc
prox'
sequent
apud
Cestriam
praedict'
,
infra
wardam
Castri
domini
regis
ibidem
.
Et
sic
praed'
T.
W.
ipsum
I.
C.
dict'
die
Sabbati
,
&
anno
apud
H.
praedict'
felonice
interfecit
:
Et
quod
praed'
R.
B.
eisdem
die
et
anno
apud
H.
felonice
percussit
praedictum
I.
C.
super
tibiam
suam
dextram
cum
quodam
gladio
pretij
&c.
&
dedit
ei
plagam
mortalem
vnde
obire
debuisset
si
non
obijsset
de
ictu
quam
praedict'
T.
W.
ei
prius
dedit
.
Et
sic
praedict'
R.
B.
ipsum
I.
C.
dicto
die
Sabbati
,
et
anno
apud
H.
praedict'
felonice
interfecit
.
Et
quod
praedict'
N.
B.
I.
H.
I.
M.
&
R.
C.
dict'
die
Sabbaei
&
Anno
apud
H.
pnd'
,
felonice
fuer'
presentes
auxiliantes
confortantes
et
abbettantes
pnd'
T.
W.
ad
fellon̄
pnd'
in
forma
praed'
faciend'
vi
&
armis
&
contra
pacem
dict'
dni
Regis
,
Et
quod
praed'
R.
B.
N.
B.
I.
H.
I.
M.
et
R.
C.
eisdem
die
Sabbati
&
Anno
apud
H.
praedict'
felonice
fuerunt
praesentes
auxiliantes
,
abbettantes
et
confortantes
,
praed'
T.
W.
ad
feloniam
praed'
in
forma
praed'
faciend'
vi
&
armis
&
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
&c.
Et
quod
I.
B.
nuper
de
M.
in
come
Cestr̄
gen
frater
R.
B.
milit̄
iam
defuncti
,
T.
B.
nuper
de
M.
in
comitatu
Cestriae
gen
frater
praed'
I.
H.
B.
nuper
de
M.
in
come
Cestriae
sen̄
gen
frater
praed'
T.
W.
B.
nuper
de
M.
in
come
Cestriae
gen
filius
praed'
R.
B.
milit̄
iam
defunct'
&c.
eisdem
die
Sabbati
et
ann
apud
M.
pnd'
in
come
Cestriae
felonice
fuer'
vi
auxilio
,
consilio
et
abettamento
pnd'
T.
W.
&
R.
B.
ad
felloniam
pnd'
in
forma
pnd'
faciend'
vi
&
armis
&
contra
pacem
dicti
dni
Regis
:
Et
qđ
W.
E.
nuper
de
E.
in
come
Cestriae
gen
R.
H.
nuperde
M.
in
come
Cestriae
yeoman
,
I.
H.
nuper
de
ead'
in
come
pnd'
yeoman
&c.
die
lunae
prox'
post
festum
S.
Michael'
Archangeli
Ann̄
regni
regis
R.
3.
post
conquestum
Angl'
secundo
apud
M.
in
come
pnd'
felonice
assistauer̄
pnd'
receptauerunt
et
confortauer̄
praed'
I.
W.
&
R.
B.
armig'
,
scientes
ipsum
T.
et
R.
felloniam
pnd'
in
forma
pnd'
felonice
fecisse
vi
&
armis
et
contra
pacem
dni
regis
.
Item
dicunt
Iuratores
pnd'
qđ
praed'
T.
W.
R.
B.
N.
B.
I.
H.
&c.
post
felloniam
pnd'
factam
.
Die
Mercurij
prox'
post
festum
sancti
Michaelis
Archangeli
Anno
supradict'
Regis
praedict'
fugerunt
,
et
se
eadem
f●lonia
praedict'
retraxerunt
a
come
Cestriae
vsque
villam
de
Whitchurch
,
in
come
Salloppe
felonice
ac
vi
et
armis
,
&
contra
pacem
domini
Regis
.
In
cuius
re●
testimonium
&c.
An
Indictment
for
keeping
a
bawdie
house
,
and
vsing
of
vnlawfull
games
.
I
Vrat̄
praesentant
quod
N.
W.
de
A.
&
I.
Tayler
,
et
E.
vxor
eius
&c.
Sect.
324.
sunt
communes
lupinat̄
&
diuersis
diebus
et
vicibus
ante
diem
huius
inquisicionis
in
domibus
suis
scituat̄
&c.
manutenere
hospic'
lupinar̄
nec
non
diuersas
personas
suspect'
ibidem
ludentes
ad
luda
illicita
,
viz.
Tables
,
Cardes
,
tam
in
die
quam
in
nocte
post
horas
debitas
et
legittimas
ad
grauamen
iuhabitātium
ibidem
ac
malum
exemplum
omnium
aliorum
legeorum
domini
Begis
&c.
An
Indictment
for
keeping
of
euill
Rule
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
qđ
W.
H.
de
parochia
sancti
Clementis
in
come
Sect.
325.
Midd'
et
Maria
vxor
eius
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
ac
diuersis
diebus
antea
et
postea
hucusque
custodierunt
et
adhuc
custodiunt
lupanariam
,
luxuriam
,
et
fornicacionē
ꝓ
omnibus
hominibus
et
mulieribus
ad
talia
nephanda
opera
disposita
,
ac
custodiuut
communem
Dicing
and
carding
,
&c.
et
ali●
illicita
ad
grauamen
omnium
vicinorum
ibid'
inhabitan̄
,
et
in
malum
exemplum
aliorum
legorum
&c.
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
keeping
a
bawdy
house
.
I
Vrat̄
praesentant
,
quod
R.
M.
de
&c.
in
come
&c.
W.
H.
de
&c.
die
Sect.
326.
&
anno
&c.
ac
diuersis
temporibus
antea
&
postea
apud
&c.
tenent
custodiunt
occupant
&
frequentant
in
mancionibus
suis
ibid'
communia
hospitia
lupinar̄
luxur̄
et
fornicationem
,
&
permittunt
tam
seculares
quam
regulares
&
laicos
homines
et
alias
personas
suspectas
non
bone
gestus
nec
fame
cum
meretricibus
carnaliter
concumbere
ad
magnum
nocumentum
totius
populi
domini
Regis
ibid'
prope
commorancium
&
malum
exemplum
omnium
aliorum
in
tali
casu
delinquentium
nisi
citius
in
hac
parte
debitum
prouideatur
remedium
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
slaundring
of
a
Iurie
.
I
Vratores
dant
curiam
intelligi
.
Quod
cum
ipsi
tali
die
&
anno
apud
Sect.
327.
&c.
cuncti
fuerant
ad
inquirend'
&
interloquend'
de
diuersis
articulis
&
offensis
super
eorum
sacrament̄
pro
dicto
dno
Rege
ibi
die
et
anno
supradict'
venit
quidam
T.
P.
de
S.
in
come
praed'
vt
barrectator
et
pacis
domini
Regis
perturbator
,
et
praedict'
Iuratores
vili
pendit
et
scandalizauit
dicendo
sic
in
anglicanis
verbis
Fie
on
you
false
harlots
papered
The
words
.
knaues
,
and
periured
knaues
,
ac
alia
minatoria
&
contumeliofa
verba
eisdem
Iurat̄
dixit
in
magnam
redarguacionem
et
vilipend'
Iurat̄
praed'
ac
retardacionem
execucionis
eorum
iuramet̄
,
Et
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
a
manswife
as
a
common
Barrator
and
sower
of
dissention
amongst
her
neighbours
,
and
a
common
scold
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
A.
E.
vxor
&c.
de
&c.
in
come
&c.
non
est
Sect.
328.
bonae
famae
nec
conuersacionis
honestae
sed
male
dispositionis
barrectator
et
pacis
domini
Regis
perturbator
:
Ita
quod
verisimile
est
facere
murdrum
homicid'
lites
et
discord'
ac
alia
damna
&
grauamina
inter
legeos
domini
Regis
ibid'
praetextu
praemiss●rum
,
&
est
communis
ob●●rgatrix
et
blasphematrix
vicinorum
suorum
,
&
magna
scandala
eis
ibidem
imponit
,
ad
magnum
nocumentum
omnium
inhabitantium
villae
praed'
et
perniciosum
exemplum
omnium
aliorum
in
tali
statu
delinquentium
,
&
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
Rape
committed
by
a
Minister
,
vpon
a
maid
of
14.
yeares
old
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
Quod
T.
Thorneton
de
&c.
in
come
&c.
Clericus
Sect.
329.
die
&
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
gladijs
baculis
&c.
in
I.
F.
adtunc
aetatis
xiiij
.
annorum
apud
&c.
insultum
fecit
&
corpus
et
ventrem
praed'
Io.
adtunc
&
ibidem
manibus
suis
felonice
vulnerauit
fregit
et
Iacerauit
,
nec
non
eandem
Io.
contra
voluntatem
ipsius
Io.
adtunc
&
ibidem
carnaliter
cognouit
et
felonice
rapuit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
forestallers
of
the
markets
within
the
verge
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
Quod
I.
R.
de
&c.
et
R.
S.
&c.
a
die
&
anno
&c.
Sect.
330.
vsque
diem
capcionis
huius
Inquisitionis
apud
C.
in
come
praedict'
infra
virgam
,
singulare
commodum
suum
&
non
vtilitatem
reipublice
indebite
affectantes
,
blada
,
grana
,
&
alia
victualia
quae
vsque
ciuitat̄
London
&
villae
Westmon̄
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
pro
sustentacione
populi
dicti
domini
Regis
ibidem
venerunt
&
venire
debuislent
per
tempus
praed'
forstallauerunt
&
regratauerunt
,
et
indies
forstallare
&
regratare
non
desistunt
per
quod
blada
grana
&
alia
victualia
multo
maioris
carioris
&
altioris
praetij
efficiuntur
quam
deberent
si
forstallatores
&
regratores
huiusmodi
non
fuissent
in
dicti
dni
Regis
,
nunc
contemptum
&
legeorum
suorum
maxime
dispend'
&
grauamen
,
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statutorum
in
hac
parte
edit'
,
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
a
Gaoler
(
for
enlarging
of
one
committed
to
prison
)
within
the
verge
vpon
suspition
of
fellonie
without
warraunt
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
W.
H.
de
&c.
die
&
Anno
apud
S.
praedict
'
Sect.
331.
in
come
praed'
infra
virgam
cepit
&
arrestauit
quendam
R.
F.
nuper
de
&c.
pro
suspexcione
felloniae
&
ipsum
R.
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
prisona
dni
Regis
sub
custod'
sua
pro
felonia
praed'
per
spacium
vnius
horae
detinuit
:
Et
postea
die
&
anno
supradict̄
praed'
W.
H.
praed'
R.
F.
apud
S.
praed'
in
come
praed'
infra
virgam
fellonice
voluntarie
&
volenter
ad
largum
suum
ire
promisit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
a
mans
wife
,
for
stealing
xx
.
s.
in
money
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
I.
W.
vxor
&c.
de
&c.
alias
dict'
I.
W.
Sect.
332.
de
E.
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
Spinster
,
die
&
anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
xx
.
s.
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
bonis
&
denarijs
I.
B.
apud
E.
praed'
in
come
praedict'
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
furat̄
fuit
cepit
&
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
indictment
against
a
wife
,
for
stealing
60.
li.
in
money
and
against
an
other
as
accessorie
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
Io.
W.
vxor
&c.
alias
dict'
Io.
W.
de
E.
Sect.
333.
praed'
in
come
praed'
Spinster
,
die
Anno
&c.
lx.
li.
in
pecunijs
numerat̄
de
bonis
&
denarijs
I.
B.
apud
E.
praed'
in
praed'
camer̄
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuenit̄
felonice
furata
fuit
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
Et
quod
W.
W.
nuper
de
E.
in
come
praed'
Butcher
,
sciens
praefat'
Io.
W.
felloniam
praed'
in
forma
praed'
fecisse
eandem
Io.
dictis
di●
Anno
&
loco
Accessorie
.
felonice
confortauit
auxiliauit
&
receptauit
,
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
&c.
An
Indictment
for
stealing
of
three
mens
Coates
.
I
Vrat̄
presentant
quod
T.
S.
et
W.
H.
de
&c.
in
come
&c.
die
Anno
&c.
vi
et
Sect.
334.
armis
&c.
tres
tunicas
viriles
de
panno
laneo
coloris
Tawney
,
ad
valenc'
&c.
de
bonis
et
catallis
cuiusdam
hon̄is
ignoti
apud
H.
in
come
Midd'
adtunc
et
ibid'
felonice
furat̄
fuit
cepit
&
asportauit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
an
Heretique
,
for
vsing
of
words
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
T.
M.
de
&c.
est
homo
diabolicus
et
communis
Sect.
335.
hereticus
fidem
Catholicam
et
obseruenciā
eiusd'
magnopere
machinans
et
contemnens
.
Et
quod
ipse
tali
die
et
Anno
&c.
apud
pnd'
parochiani
in
praesentia
diuersorum
sudbitorum
ac
legeorum
dict'
dni
regis
haec
verba
scandalosa
et
hereticalia
,
dixit
,
retulit
,
et
propaliauit
:
Christ
neuer
died
nor
shed
his
bloud
for
vs
,
but
only
for
them
that
were
in
Limbo
patrum
,
and
as
for
Images
in
the
Church
they
be
but
Idols
,
cum
multis
alijs
verbis
scandalosis
et
hereticalibus
in
contemptu
fidei
catholicae
ac
in
perniciosum
exemplum
omnium
aliorum
legeorum
dict'
domini
regis
ac
cont●a
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
of
a
house
,
and
taking
out
of
a
chest
in
the
house
seuen
pounds
in
money
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
R.
T.
de
&c.
et
I.
C.
de
&c.
tali
die
et
anno
Sect.
336.
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
T.
P.
apud
praed'
villam
in
come
praed'
fregit
et
septem
libras
in
pecunijs
numeratis
de
bonis
et
denarijs
praed'
T.
in
cista
praed'
existent
adtunc
et
ibid'
extra
cistam
praed'
felonice
furat̄
fuerunt
ceperunt
et
asportauerunt
contra
pacem
dict'
dni
regis
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
Mayme
in
both
the
hands
.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
quod
cum
H.
P.
de
&c.
tali
die
et
Anno
apud
C.
Sect.
337.
praed'
in
quodam
loco
vocat'
F.
fuit
in
pace
deiet
dict'
dni
Regis
,
dict'
die
et
anno
apud
C.
praed'
in
praed'
loco
vocat'
F.
venerunt
A.
B.
C.
D.
et
E.
F.
de
&c
et
in
dictum
H.
P.
ibid'
insultum
,
vt
felones
dicti
dni
Regis
insidiand'
&
ex
insultu
praemeditat̄
per
mandat̄
et
procurationem
P.
P.
de
&c.
fecerunt
.
Et
pnd'
A.
B.
cum
quodam
baculo
ad
valenc'
&c.
quem
ipse
in
manibus
suis
adtū●
et
ibid'
tenuit
pnd'
H.
P.
super
dextram
manum
suam
adtunc
et
ibid'
felon'
percussit
et
ipsum
H.
P.
adtunc
et
ibid'
vulnerauit
et
felonice
mahemauit
sic
quod
venae
et
nerui
eiusdem
dextrae
manus
retract'
et
mortificat̄
deuenerunt
per
qđ
praed'
H.
P.
auxilium
et
potenciam
dextrae
manus
pnd'
totaliter
amisit
.
Et
pnd'
C.
D.
cum
vno
alio
baculo
ad
valenc'
&c
▪
quem
ipse
in
manibus
suis
adtunc
et
ibidem
tenuit
,
praed'
H.
P.
super
sinistram
manum
adtunc
et
ibidem
felonice
percussit
et
ipsum
H.
adtunc
et
ibidem
verberauit
vulnerauit
et
felonice
mahemauit
sic
quod
venae
et
nerui
eiusdem
manus
sinistrae
refrict̄
et
mortificat̄
deuenerunt
,
per
quod
idem
H.
P
,
vim
auxilium
et
potentiam
eiusdem
finistrae
manus
totaliter
amisit
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
vpon
the
statute
of
Anno
5.
R.
2.
I
Vrat̄
praesentant
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
Parliamento
domini
regis
Sect.
338.
Richardi
nuper
Reg'
Angliae
secundi
apud
Waestm̄
Anno
regni
sui
quinto
tent'
edit'
inter
alia
ordinat̄
sit
.
Quod
nullus
faciat
ingressum
in
aliquibus
terris
siue
tenementis
nisi
in
casu
vbi
ingressus
ei
datur
per
legem
et
in
illo
casu
non
manuforti
nec
multitudine
gentium
sed
licito
et
quieto
modo
tantum
.
Et
si
quis
in
contrarium
fecerit
et
inde
debito
modo
conuict'
fuerit
per
imprisonament̄
corporis
sui
puniatur
,
&
ad
voluntatem
domini
Regis
redimatur
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
contineatur
.
Quidam
tamen
I.
S.
de
&c.
statutum
praed'
minime
ponderans
nec
penam
in
eodem
content̄
,
die
&c.
Anno
&c.
in
quoddam
tenement'
cum
pertinent
&
quatuor
acras
terrae
cuiusdam
I.
B.
apud
H.
praed'
in
come
praedict'
in
quo
eidem
Iohanni
ingressus
non
datur
per
legem
ibidem
ingressus
fuit
in
dicti
domini
Regis
contemptum
.
Ac
contra
formam
statuti
praed'
.
An
f●formation
wherein
the
partie
desireth
the
good
Abearing
against
one
.
DAt̄
est
curiae
intelligi
per
relationem
&
testimonium
I.
P.
T.
I.
&
alios
quod
R.
M.
de
S.
in
comitatu
&c.
est
communis
Barrectator
&
pacis
domini
Regis
perturbator
vocand'
vicinos
suos
Theeues
knaues
&
alia
huiusmodi
ignominia
necnon
communis
furator
bosci
.
Ita
quod
verisimile
est
murdrum
,
homicid'
lites
&
discord'
inter
vicinos
,
ibidem
indies
oriri
nisi
citius
prouideatur
inde
remedium
ad
mocionem
omnium
inhabitantium
in
villa
praed'
ac
in
malum
exemplum
omnium
aliorum
legeorum
domini
Regis
.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
keeping
of
vagabonds
,
whores
,
and
idle
lewde
suspected
persons
,
and
euill
rule
in
his
house
.
I
Vrat̄
praesentant
quod
T.
E.
de
&c.
in
domo
suo
continue
recepit
Sect.
339.
hospitat
et
supportat
vagabond'
meretrices
,
et
alios
diuersos
homines
ociosos
suspect'
&
male
conuersacionis
.
Et
continue
custod'
malam
regulam
et
gubernacionem
in
domo
sua
ad
graue
nocument̄
&
perturbacionem
omnium
vicinorum
suorum
ac
contra
formam
diuersorum
statut'
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
of
a
close
,
and
driuing
away
of
cattell
out
of
the
close
.
I
Vrat̄
p̄sentant
qđ
T.
S.
de
&c.
die
et
ann
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
clausum
I.
Sect.
340.
D.
apud
H.
pnd'
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
&
aueria
ipsius
I.
D.
adtunc
&
ibid'
depascat̄
ceperunt
&
abinde
fugauerunt
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Trespas
for
breaking
of
a
close
,
and
eating
of
the
grasse
with
cattell
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
de
&c.
die
&
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
Sect.
341.
&c.
clausum
E.
F.
apud
W.
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
fregerunt
&
intrauerunt
et
herbam
suam
adtunc
et
ibidem
cum
quibusdam
auerijs
suis
,
viz.
equis
vaccis
&
bobus
depascat̄
fuerunt
conculcauerunt
et
consumpserunt
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
into
a
close
,
and
treading
downe
the
grasse
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
A.
B.
de
&c.
die
et
Anno
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
clausum
Sect.
342.
D.
E.
apud
C.
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
fregit
et
intrauit
et
herbam
suam
ibidem
ad
valenc'
&c.
pedibus
ambuland'
conculcauit
et
consumpsit
.
Et
alia
enormia
&c.
ad
graue
dampnum
&c.
et
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
breaking
of
a
Close
,
and
cutting
downe
of
trees
and
vnderwoods
.
IVratores
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
nuper
de
C.
in
come
&c.
die
et
Anno
Sect.
343.
&c.
vi
et
armis
&c.
clausum
D.
E.
apud
C.
praedict'
in
cen̄
praedict'
fregit
,
et
intrauit
,
et
arbores
,
et
suboscos
suos
ad
valenc'
&c.
ibid'
nuper
crescent
succidit
et
asportauit
ad
graue
damnum
&c.
ac
contra
pacem
dicti
domini
Regis
&c.
An
Indictment
for
taking
of
a
Cade
of
sprats
by
extorcion
,
without
any
warrant
or
cause
so
to
do
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
W.
B.
de
&c.
tali
die
et
anno
apud
S.
praedict'
in
Sect.
344.
contemptu
domini
Regis
et
per
extorcionem
arrestauit
et
abduxit
bona
&
catalla
cuiusdam
T.
H.
viz.
quandam
cadam
,
vocat'
a
Cade
of
Sprattes
,
ad
valenc'
&c.
de
bonis
et
catallis
ipsius
T.
apud
S.
praedict'
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
absque
warr'
seu
causa
rationabili
cepit
et
asportauit
in
contemptum
dicti
Domini
Regis
,
ac
contra
formam
statut'
&c.
An
Indictment
for
not
repairing
the
pauement
of
a
high
way
,
which
ought
to
be
repaired
by
a
Bishop
.
IVratores
praesentant
,
quod
pars
regiae
viae
apud
S.
in
come
praedict'
in
Sect.
345.
quantitate
viginti
pedum
iacent
et
existent
ex
opposito
certis
terris
siue
tenementis
domini
Episcopi
Cestriae
ibidem
est
ruinosa
pro
defectu
reparacionis
pauiament̄
ibid'
ad
graue
et
commune
nocumentum
populi
dni
Regis
.
Et
qđ
pred'
Episcopus
debet
facere
et
reparare
pred'
pauiament̄
ex
suis
proprijs
expens
.
et
iuxta
formam
statuti
&c.
An
Indictment
against
the
Prior
of
S.
Iohns
Ierusalem
,
and
the
Master
of
the
Sauoy
,
for
stopping
of
a
common
Sewer
.
IVratores
praesentant
,
pro
dno
Rege
quod
Prior
hospitalis
sancti
Iohannis
Sect.
346.
Ierusalem
,
et
magistre
hospitalis
de
Sauoy
,
obstupant
et
quilibet
eorum
obstupat
cursam
aquae
de
le
common
Sewer
,
apud
S.
praed'
in
come
praed'
quod
debet
et
a
tempore
quo
non
extat
memoria
consueuit
habere
cursum
et
recursum
suum
a
terra
praed'
Prioris
vsque
ad
terram
praed'
magistri
hospitalis
de
Sauoy
praed'
&
ab
inde
vsque
ad
Thamesin
:
Ita
qđ
pro
defectu
huiusmodi
cursus
aquae
ibidem
non
potest
fluere
neque
refluere
sed
in
tempore
pluuiali
praed'
regiam
viam
sepe
superfluit
pro
defectu
mundacionis
eiusdem
,
ad
graue
&
commune
nocumentum
populi
domini
Regis
&c.
An
Indictment
against
a
Bishop
and
Churchwardens
,
for
not
repayring
of
a
ruinous
and
broken
Bridge
.
IVratores
praesentant
&c.
quod
communis
pons
apud
Strond
'
&c.
Sect.
347.
adeo
ruinosus
&
confractus
existit
pro
defectu
reparacionis
eiusdem
pontis
quod
homines
per
praed'
pontem
itinerantes
absque
magno
periculo
non
possunt
itinerare
ad
graue
et
commune
nocumentum
populi
domini
rcgis
:
Et
quod
dn̄us
Episcopus
Cestriae
et
gardiani
ecclesiae
parochialis
beatae
Mariae
virginis
de
S.
praed'
pro
tempore
existentes
debent
reparare
,
sustentare
et
manutenere
,
et
quilibet
eorum
pro
parte
sua
debet
reparare
sustentare
et
manutenere
praedict'
pontem
ex
suis
proprijs
custagijs
,
et
expens
.
viz.
praed'
episcopus
ex
parte
occidentali
eiusdem
pontis
et
praefat'
gardiani
ex
parte
orientali
.
An
Indictment
,
for
stopping
and
enclosing
the
Kings
high
way
with
hedge
and
diche
.
IVratores
praesentant
,
quod
A.
B.
de
&c.
vj.
die
Aprilis
&c.
vi
et
armis
Sect.
348.
&c.
regiam
viam
apud
&c.
tam
fossat
quam
saepi
iniuste
obstupauit
et
inclusit
:
Quae
quidem
via
iacet
in
vico
vocat'
&c.
et
extendit
se
vsque
regiam
viam
apud
hospitalem
sancti
Cornelij
,
ita
quod
homines
neque
pedestres
,
neque
equestres
per
praedict'
viam
pertransire
possint
.
Et
quod
praedicta
via
debet
et
a
tempore
quo
non
extat
memoria
solebat
esse
communis
via
quousque
A.
B.
illam
in
forma
praed'
fecisset
contra
pacem
&c.
ad
graue
dampnum
et
commune
nocumentum
legeorum
dicti
dni
Regis
.
An
Indictment
for
killing
of
one
in
his
owne
defence
taken
super
visum
corporis
.
INquisicio
capt'
apud
D.
in
come
praed'
die
et
anno
&c.
coram
R.
T.
vno
Sect.
349.
coronat̄
dicti
dni
Regis
in
come
praed'
de
et
super
visum
corporis
A.
B.
de
C.
in
come
praed'
yeoman
,
ibidem
iacent
interfecti
ac
mortui
,
eiusdem
A.
B.
per
sacramentum
xij
.
Qui
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
,
quod
vbi
quidam
I.
G.
nuper
de
&c.
in
come
praedict'
Husband
,
fuit
in
pace
dei
et
dicti
domini
Regis
nunc
apud
C.
praedict'
quarto
die
Maij
Anno
&c.
c●rca
horam
quartam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
venit
praedict'
A.
B.
ex
malitia
sua
praecogitata
et
in
ipsum
I.
G.
adtunc
et
ibidem
insultum
fecit
et
ipsum
ibidem
verberasse
et
interfecisse
voluit
continuand
insultum
illum
a
domo
cuiusdam
T.
B.
in
C.
praedict'
vsque
quendam
locum
vocat'
&c.
in
praedict'
.
Et
idem
I.
G.
videns
ipsum
A.
B.
tam
malitiose
disposit̄
fugit
vsque
quendam
murum
in
dicto
loco
vocat'
B.
quem
murum
ob
metum
mortis
suae
euadere
non
potuit
,
sicque
idem
I.
G.
in
saluationem
vitae
eius
erga
praefat'
A.
B.
remanebat
ad
se
defend'
erga
ipsum
A.
B.
&
cum
quodam
cultello
vocat'
A
wood
knife
,
praetij
&c.
quae
tunc
tenuit
in
manibus
suis
in
defensu
sua
eundem
A.
B.
super
sinistrum
partem
capitis
sui
percussit
,
dando
eidem
A.
B.
tunc
et
ibidem
quendam
ictum
vnde
idem
A.
B.
languebat
vsque
horam
decimam
in
nocte
praedict'
diei
,
qua
nocte
idem
A.
B.
obijt
.
Et
sic
idem
I.
G.
ipsum
A.
B.
adtunc
et
ibidem
se
defendend'
interfecit
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
&c.
An
Inquisition
taken
before
a
Coroner
of
the
death
of
a
man
which
was
slaine
by
one
Se
defendendo
.
DIcunt
super
sacramentum
suum
quod
accidit
die
anno
et
hora
infrascript̄
Sect.
350.
apud
Westm
infracontent̄
▪
quod
contencio
exorta
fuit
inter
infranominat̄
&c.
verbis
contumeliosis
&
opproprijs
ex
parte
ipsius
W.
motis
:
Ita
quod
idem
W.
vi
et
armis
in
praedictum
W.
R.
tunc
ibidem
insultum
fecit
,
et
ipsum
ibidem
verberauit
vulnerauit
&
ipsum
interfecisse
voluisset
super
quo
idem
W.
R.
ab
ipso
W.
in
quantum
potuit
se
extraxit
et
vsque
quandam
saepem
ex
parte
boreali
cuiusdam
campi
ibidem
fugit
,
vltra
quam
nullo
modo
euadere
potuit
,
et
ex
ea
causa
idem
W.
R.
vlterius
non
potuit
fugere
absque
periculo
mortis
.
Et
praedict'
R.
W.
eundem
W.
R.
velociter
et
furiose
insequutus
fuit
ad
ipsum
interficiend'
insultum
praedict'
malitiose
continuand'
.
Super
quo
idem
W.
R.
percipiens
se
nullo
modo
viuum
inde
euadere
posse
nisi
si
melius
defenderet
ad
praedict'
R.
W.
se
reuertebat
,
et
eundem
R.
W.
cum
baculo
infrascript̄
super
caput
suum
percussit
et
dedit
ei
plagam
infra
script'
seipsum
W.
R.
legittime
defendend'
vnde
idem
R.
W.
instanter
obijt
.
Et
sic
idem
Iuratores
dicunt
quod
praedict'
W.
R.
non
interfecit
praedict'
R.
W.
felonice
nec
ex
malitia
prae
cogitat̄
sed
seipsum
defendendo
vt
ipse
qui
mortem
suam
propriam
alias
euadere
non
potuit
.
Et
quod
idem
W.
R.
nulla
habet
bona
nec
catalla
.
An
indictment
for
a
riotous
rescusse
of
cattell
,
taken
dammage
fesaunce
.
IVratores
praesentant
quod
cum
R.
B.
tali
die
et
anno
&c.
legittime
Sect.
351.
fuit
possessionat̄
de
&
in
manerio
de
H.
cum
pertinent'
in
W.
in
come
&c.
idem
R.
eisdem
die
&
Anno
apud
W.
praedict'
in
come
praedict'
inuen̄
quedam
aueria
viz.
&c.
in
quodam
campo
cōtinen̄
per
estimacionem
xx
.
acras
pasturae
,
parcell'
manerij
in
come
praedict'
ibidem
dampnum
facientes
quae
quidem
aueria
sic
tunc
&
ibidem
dampnum
facientes
I.
R.
&
quidam
T.
die
&
Anno
supradictis
nomine
districtionis
adtunc
&
ibidem
ceperunt
et
vsque
S.
in
comitatu
praed'
fugauerunt
vbi
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
Angliae
in
quodam
parco
ibidem
impercauere
voluissent
.
Quidam
tamen
T.
B.
nuper
de
W.
&c.
T.
C.
&c.
aggregatis
eis
sibi
quampluribus
alijs
malefacto●bus
ignotis
pacis
dei
&
dict'
domini
regis
perturbatoribus
ad
numerum
&c.
modo
guerrino
arraiat̄
vi
&
armis
&c.
die
&
ann
supradict'
apud
S.
praedict'
in
pnd'
I.
R.
&
T.
route
&
riotose
ceperunt
&
rescusserunt
,
cont̄
form̄
diuersorum
statutorum
in
huiusmodi
casu
nuper
edit'
&
prouis
.
,
ac
contra
pacem
&c
,
An
Indictment
for
Maintenance
in
the
Commonpleas
.
IVratores
presentant
,
quod
cum
in
statuto
in
parliamento
domini
Ed.
Sect'
352.
nuper
regis
Angliae
tertij
apud
Westmon
,
anno
regni
sui
vicesimo
tent'
edit'
inter
cetera
continetur
,
quod
nulla
persona
regni
Angliae
cuiuscunque
status
gradus
seu
conditionis
fuerit
aliquam
querelam
in
patria
nec
in
curia
domini
regis
,
manuteneat
seu
sustineant
sub
pena
imprisonamenti
&
faciend'
dicto
domino
Regi
finem
&
redemptionem
ad
voluntatem
dict'
domini
Regis
quilibet
iuxta
statum
gradum
&
demerita
sua
prout
in
eodem
statuto
plenius
apparet
.
Quidam
tamen
T.
D.
nuper
de
&c.
statut'
praed'
aut
penam
in
eodem
content̄
minime
ponderans
,
die
&
anno
&c.
quandam
querelam
loquele
que
est
in
curia
dict'
domini
regis
ad
placita
per
billam
inter
quendam
M.
E.
vid'
&
I.
F.
subuic'
&
T.
P.
vic'
Midd'
:
ad
quandam
transgressionem
eid'
M.
P.
prefat'
I.
illat̄
vt
dic
itur
pro
parte
praed'
M.
in
curia
dict'
domini
Regis
manutenuit
&
sustentauit
,
&
adhuc
manutenet
&
sustentat
in
dict'
dominae
Reg'
nunc
contemptum
&
populi
sui
graue
dampnum
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
&
ordinationis
praed'
.
An
Indictment
against
diuers
,
for
vsing
a
Prisoner
in
Prison
for
supicion
of
felony
very
hardly
,
thereby
to
compell
him
to
accuse
one
of
felony
falsly
.
INquiratur
pro
domino
Rege
,
Si
I.
O.
de
I.
in
comit'
&c.
W.
W.
de
eisdem
Sect'
353.
villa
&
comitatu
Marchant
,
balliui
domini
Regis
villae
praedict'
R.
P.
de
&c.
custos
gaole
domini
regis
villae
praedict'
&
I.
H.
de
&c.
seruiens
ad
clauem
infra
burgum
siue
libertatem
villae
praedict'
die
et
Ann̄
apud
I.
praedict'
in
comitatu
praed'
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
quendam
W.
T.
prisonarium
in
prisona
gaolae
praed'
pro
suspicione
felon'
detent̄
receperunt
ea
intention
quod
ip
si
bona
&
catalla
diuersorum
ligeorum
domini
regis
falsiter
&
extorsiue
&
iniuste
acquisit̄
eundem
W.
quibusdam
funis
&
cordulis
per
pedes
de
terra
leuauerunt
&
seorsum
per
pedes
scilicet
,
pedibus
seorsum
&
capite
deorsum
pependerunt
,
&
ipsum
per
talem
duritiam
&
penam
ad
accusand'
quendam
T.
B.
ligeum
domini
regis
de
eo
quod
ipse
felonice
furat̄
fuisset
viginti
libras
sterlingorum
&
tres
annulos
aureos
ad
valenc'
xx
.
s.
de
bonis
&
cattallis
A.
C.
adtunc
&
ibidem
felonice
arctauerunt
&
compulerunt
,
contra
pacem
domini
Regis
praedict'
&c.
An
Indictment
against
one
,
for
procuring
one
to
commit
a
Burglarie
and
robberie
in
a
house
.
IVratores
presentant
.
Quod
I.
W.
nuper
de
L.
clericus
,
alias
dict'
&c.
Sect'
354.
tali
die
&
anno
&c.
apud
parochiam
M.
magni
infra
sanctuarium
ibidem
in
warda
de
A.
London̄
,
malitiose
&
felonice
abbettauit
&
procurauit
P.
W.
de
&c.
ad
felonic
frangend'
&
intrand'
in
domum
W.
Prioris
hospitalis
sancti
Iohannis
Ierusalem
in
Anglia
apud
Sainct
Iohns
Clerkenwell
in
praedict'
comitat'
Midd'
infra
praedict'
hospitalem
praedict'
prioris
ibidem
,
&
ibidem
felonice
furand'
,
capiend'
&
asportand'
vnum
Ciphum
argenteum
&
deaurat̄
vocat'
a
goblet
,
praedict'
Prioris
ad
valenc'
&c.
&
vnam
ollam
argenteam
parcell'
deaurat̄
eiusdem
Prior●
ad
valenc'
&c.
&
alia
bona
praedict'
Prioris
ibidem
existent
:
Quarum
quidem
abbettacionis
&
procurationis
pretextu
praedict'
R.
die
&c.
vi
&
armis
&c.
domum
&
mancionem
dicti
Prioris
apud
&c.
infra
hospitalem
praedict'
in
comitatu
&c.
circa
horam
secundam
in
aurora
&
antea
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
burglariter
&
felonice
fregit
,
et
praedict'
Ciphum
de
argent̄
deaurat̄
vocat'
a
goblet
ad
valenc'
C.
solid'
,
&
praedict'
ollam
argenteam
parcell'
deaurat̄
ad
valenc'
x.
li.
ac
alia
bona
eiusdem
Prioris
,
videlicet
duo
Saltseria
de
argent̄
&
deaurat̄
ad
valenc'
&c.
de
bonis
&
catallis
dict'
Prioris
adtunc
&
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
furat̄
fuit
cepit
&
asportauit
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
for
a
Murder
and
felonie
committed
within
the
Verge
,
by
one
and
his
seruant
,
vpon
a
Serieant
at
Armes
.
INquiratur
&c.
Si
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
seruiens
praed'
A.
B.
tali
die
&
anno
Sect'
355.
ex
eorum
malitia
pncogitat̄
ac
insultu
&
affraia
ꝑ
eos
premeditat̄
,
vi
&
armis
&c.
apud
L.
praedict'
in
parochia
&c
,
inra
virgam
in
quendam
W.
P.
seruientem
domini
Regis
ad
arma
insult̄
&
affraiam
fecerunt
&
ipsum
W.
P.
adtunc
et
ibidem
vulnerauerunt
,
verberauerunt
et
maletractauerint
,
&
cum
quibusdam
gladijs
quibus
in
manibus
eius
dextris
adtunc
&
ibidem
tenuerunt
prefat'
W
,
P.
adtunc
et
ibidem
felonice
interfecerunt
et
murderauerunt
,
contra
pacem
&c.
An
Indictment
against
one
for
keeping
of
a
common
typling
house
,
that
he
is
a
common
barrator
,
and
keepeth
diuers
suspicious
persons
in
his
house
,
both
menm
and
weomen
,
and
vagabonds
,
drinking
and
swearing
,
and
vsing
vnlawfull
games
:
sleeping
in
the
day
and
watching
in
the
night
,
And
for
holding
of
an
hereticall
opinion
of
our
Sauiour
Christes
humanitie
.
IVratores
&c.
Quod
A.
P.
de
E.
&c.
est
communis
Tiplator
ceruisie
Sect'
356.
&
communis
barrectator
et
pacis
domini
regis
perturbat̄
&
custodit
&
manntenet
quotidie
&
noctauter
in
domo
sua
apud
&c.
diuersas
personas
suspect'
tam
homines
quam
mulieres
et
vagabund
'
ibidem
bibentes
,
iurantes
et
luden̄
ad
luda
illicit̄
,
viz.
apud
cards
and
dice
,
in
noctibus
post
horas
debit
&
legitimas
,
&
qui
vigilant
in
nocte
et
dormiunt
in
die
:
nec
non
habet
fidem
et
opinionem
,
contra
fidem
dei
.
Et
hoc
verba
dixit
in
Anglicana
tali
die
ct
anno
&c.
in
presencia
A.
B.
C.
D.
&
aliorum
ligeorum
dict'
domini
Regis
:
God
neuer
tooke
flesh
nor
bloud
of
our
Lady
in
malum
exemplum
et
magnum
nocumentum
omnium
aliorum
ligeorum
dicti
domini
regis
coron̄
et
dignitat̄
suas
.
An
Inquisition
taken
before
a
Coroner
finding
that
R.
H.
was
rowing
in
a
Boate
vpon
the
riuer
of
Seuerne
,
and
suddenly
fell
out
of
the
Boate
and
so
was
drowned
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
Worcester
in
comitat'
praedict'
primo
Sect'
357.
die
Augusti
,
anno
regni
excelentissime
principisse
Mariae
primo
&c.
coram
G.
H.
gen
vno
coronat̄
dict'
dominae
Reginae
comitatu
praedict'
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
&
quomodo
quidam
Richardus
Hocheckes
in
comitatu
praedict'
husbandman
,
adtunc
et
ibidem
iacent
mortui
,
ad
suam
mortem
deuenit
per
sacramentum
proborum
et
legalium
hominum
ville
de
W.
praedict'
et
trium
aliarum
villat̄
propinquarum
,
videlicet
,
N.
B.
et
D.
scilicet
per
sacramentum
R.
L.
&c.
Qui
dicunt
quod
ita
accidit
apud
W.
praedict'
in
comitatu
praedict'
xxx
.
die
Iulij
anno
supradicto
,
quod
prae
dict'
R.
H.
fuit
remigrans
in
Lintro
vocat'
a
boate
,
super
aquam
Sabrinae
et
in
remigracione
praedict'
,
praedict'
R.
H.
ex
infortunio
repente
cecidit
de
eodem
in
aquam
praedict'
,
et
mersus
fuit
.
Et
sic
dicunt
quod
idem
R.
H.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
et
non
aliter
,
nec
alio
modo
.
Et
quod
predict'
Lintrum
attachiatum
est
eo
quod
fuit
causa
seu
occasio
mortis
sue
et
appreciatur
ad
iiij
.
s.
iiij
.
đ.
et
remanet
in
custod'
W.
H.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
tam
sigilla
praedict'
Iurat̄
quam
sigillum
praedict'
Coronat̄
huic
present̄
Inquisitioni
indentat̄
fuit
appens
.
dat'
die
et
anno
prius
supradict̄.
An
Indictment
of
murder
of
one
man
taken
before
the
Coroner
against
one
that
committed
the
Murder
,
and
two
that
were
present
,
maintaining
procuring
and
ayding
him
in
the
doing
thereof
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
W.
in
comitatu
praedict'
secundo
die
Sect'
358.
&c.
Anno
&c.
coram
G.
H.
generos
.
vno
Coronatorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
comit'
praedict'
super
visum
corporis
cuiusdam
R.
D.
apud
W.
felonice
interfecit
adtunc
et
ibidem
mortui
iacent
per
sacramentum
proborum
et
legalium
hominum
de
W.
praedict'
et
trium
aliarum
villat̄
propinquarum
,
videlicet
&c.
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
et
quomo●o
praedict'
R.
D.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
,
viz.
per
sacramentum
&c.
Qui
dicunt
supe
sacramentum
suum
per
praed'
A.
B.
C.
prolocutores
eorum
,
quod
vbi
pnd'
R.
D.
fuit
in
pace
dei
&
dictae
dominae
Reginae
in
regia
via
ambulans
inter
Castum
Pulderbach
&
Wrentnall
in
come
praed'
xx
.
die
Augusti
,
anno
supradictis
circa
horam
septimam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
,
ibi
venit
R.
A.
de
W.
praed'
in
come
praed'
Labourer
,
vt
felo
dictae
dominae
Reginae
,
contra
pacem
eiusdem
dominae
Regin̄
coronam
&
dignitat̄
suas
die
,
anno
hora
&
loco
praedict'
ex
malnia
&
male
proposit̄
suo
precogitat̄
in
insidijs
iacuit
,
ea
intencione
ad
murdrand'
&
interficiend'
praefat'
R.
D.
ac
in
prefatum
R.
tunc
&
ibidem
insultum
fecit
,
&
eundem
R.
cum
quodam
baculo
vocat'
a
piked
staffe
,
pretij
&c.
quem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
super
occiput
capitis
sui
felonice
percussit
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
:
de
qua
quidem
plagam
mortali
idem
R.
a
praedict'
xx
.
die
Augusti
,
anno
supradict'
vsque
secundum
diem
Septembris
tunc
proxime
sequent
languebat
&
moriebatur
.
Et
sic
dicunt
quod
praedict'
Roulandus
prefatum
R.
D.
adtunc
&
ibidem
voluntarie
&
felonice
murdaruit
&
interfecit
,
et
quod
habuit
in
bonis
nihil
,
dicuntque
insuper
.
Quod
quidam
R.
A.
de
W.
in
comitatu
praedict'
husbandman
,
&
T.
W.
de
W.
pnd'
in
come
praedict'
Butcher
,
die
anno
hora
&
loco
praed'
personaliter
interessent
manutenentes
procurantes
&
auxiliantes
prefat'
Row
.
A.
ad
feloniam
et
murdrum
felonice
in
forma
praedict'
perpetrand'
&
perficiend'
.
Et
quod
praed'
R.
A.
habuit
in
bonis
&
catallis
ad
valenc'
&c.
et
remanet
in
manibus
A.
A.
vxoris
eius
,
et
quod
praedict'
T.
W.
nihil
habuit
in
bonis
&
catallis
ad
presens
.
An
Inquisition
taken
before
the
Coroner
,
finding
that
W.
V.
hanged
himselfe
in
a
Wood
in
his
girdle
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
A.
in
come
praed'
die
et
anno
&c.
coram
Sect'
359.
G.
H.
gen
vno
Coronat̄
dict'
dominae
Reginae
come
praed'
super
visum
corporis
cuiusdam
W.
V.
adtunc
et
ibidem
mortui
iacent
per
sacramentum
broborum
et
legalium
hominum
villat̄
de
A.
praed'
et
trium
aliarum
vil●at'
propinquarum
,
viz.
W.
H.
et
M.
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
et
quomodo
idem
W.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
,
viz.
per
sacramentum
&c.
Qui
triat'
elect'
onerat'
et
iurat'
ad
veritat'
de
premissis
dicend'
per
praed'
A.
B.
C.
eorum
prolocutores
dicunt
super
eorum
Saeramentnm
quod
praedict'
W.
V.
xx
.
die
&c.
anno
supradicto
in
quodam
bosco
iuxta
Acton
praed'
vocat'
Mannors
wood
,
circa
horam
quartam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
felonice
,
vt
felo
dict'
dominae
Reginae
die
anno
hora
&
loco
praedict'
deum
pre
oculis
non
habens
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seducta
cum
quadam
zona
de
Correo
vocat'
a
leatherne
girdle
,
pretij
&c.
se
suspendit
,
interfecit
,
&
murderauit
.
Et
sic
dicunt
quod
praedict'
W.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
&
non
aliter
,
&
primi
inuentores
eius
fuerunt
T.
V.
&
I.
W.
pleg'
eorum
I.
H.
&
T.
H.
coram
Iusticiarijs
itinerantibus
cum
ad
ꝑtes
illas
venerint
,
&
habuit
in
bonis
ad
valenc'
vij
.
li.
vj.
s.
viij
.
đ.
viz.
in
manib'
T.
V.
de
A.
pnd'
&c.
6.
s.
8.
đ.
in
manib'
R.
M.
&c.
x.
s.
&c.
In
cui
●
&c.
An
Inquisition
taken
before
a
Coroner
,
finding
that
one
was
murdred
vpon
a
heath
by
one
vnknowne
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
W.
in
comitatu
praed'
die
&
anno
&c.
Sect'
360.
coram
G.
H.
vno
Coron̄
dictae
dominae
Reg'
come
praed'
super
visum
corporis
cuiusdam
N.
H.
de
L.
alit̄
in
comit'
Cestriae
,
apud
Prees
heath
,
infra
dominium
de
W.
in
come
praed'
felonice
interfect'
adtunc
&
ibidem
mortui
iacent
per
sacrament̄
proborum
&
legalium
hominum
villat̄
de
W.
praed'
ac
trium
aliarum
villat̄
propinquarum
viz.
&c.
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
&
quomodo
praed'
N.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
per
sacramentum
&c.
Qui
electi
iurat̄
&
onerat̄
per
praedict'
A.
et
B.
eorum
prolocutores
dicunt
:
Quod
vbi
praed'
N.
fuit
in
pace
dei
&
dict'
dominae
Reginae
apud
Prees
heath
,
praed'
in
come
praedict'
die
,
&
anno
supradict'
circa
horam
tertiam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
ibi
tunc
venit
quidam
homo
adhuc
ignotus
,
felonice
vt
felo
eiusdem
dominae
Reginae
per
regiam
viam
ibidem
ex
malitia
&
malo
proposito
suo
precogitat̄
in
insidijs
iacuit
&
in
prefat'
N.
adtunc
et
ibidem
insultum
fecit
,
ac
cum
quodam
baculo
vocat'
a
piked
staffe
,
pretij
&c.
quem
ipse
adtunc
&
ibidem
in
manibus
suis
tenuit
,
prefat'
N.
super
verticem
capitis
sui
felonice
percussit
dans
ei
plagam
mortalem
vnde
cecidit
ad
terram
:
ratione
cuius
idem
N.
a
praedict'
die
anno
&
hora
languebat
vsque
xxiiij
.
diem
&c.
tunc
proxim'
sequent̄
,
&
sic
tunc
&
ibidem
de
praedict'
plaga
mortali
moriebatur
.
An
Indictment
before
the
Coroner
,
for
killing
and
robbing
of
one
by
the
high-way
,
and
flying
thereupon
,
and
a
Towne
Amerced
for
not
apprehending
the
Felon
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
B.
in
come
praedict'
in
quodam
loco
ibidem
Sect'
361.
vocat'
Lawles
crosse
,
4.
die
Decembris
anno
&c.
coram
W.
W.
gen
,
vno
Coronat'
dictae
dominae
Reginae
comitat'
praed'
super
visum
corporis
eiusdem
I.
W.
nuper
de
L.
&c.
adtunc
et
ibidem
iacent
mortui
per
sacramentum
bonorum
et
legalium
hominum
villat̄
de
Buyldas
predict'
,
et
trium
aliarum
villat̄
propinquarum
viz.
&c.
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
et
quomodo
praedict'
I.
W.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
viz.
per
sacramentum
&c.
qui
dicunt
super
sacramentum
suum
per
A.
B.
C.
prolocutores
,
quod
vbi
praedict'
I.
W.
2.
die
&c.
anno
supradicto
fuit
in
pace
dei
et
dictae
dominae
Reginae
equitans
inter
villa
de
Wenlocke
magna
,
et
Buildas
magna
praed'
in
come
praed'
,
sic
accidit
circa
horam
vndecimam
ante
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
.
Quod
quidam
T.
L.
nuper
de
H.
in
comit'
praedict'
Seruingman
,
deum
pre
oculis
non
habens
ex
malitia
&
male
proposit̄
suis
precogitat̄
apud
Lawles
Crosse
praed'
in
come
praed'
in
insidijs
iacuit
.
Ea
intencione
ad
murdrand'
et
interficiend'
praefat'
I.
W.
Ac
praed'
T.
L.
expredict'
mallitia
sua
precogitata
,
vi
et
armis
&c.
in
praefatum
I.
W.
adtunc
et
ibidem
insultum
fecit
,
et
ipsum
I.
W.
ab
equo
suo
super
quemidem
Io.
tunc
equitauit
in
terram
deiecit
et
collum
ipsius
Iohannis
adtunc
et
ibidem
,
vi
et
manuforti
torsit
et
fregit
vnde
idem
I.
W.
adtunc
et
ibidem
instanter
obijt
.
Et
sic
prefat'
T.
L.
prefat'
I.
W.
die
anno
hora
et
loco
supradict'
(
vt
predicitur
)
voluntarie
et
felonice
murdrauit
et
interfecit
:
Et
vlterius
dicunt
Iuratores
praed'
quod
praefat'
T.
L.
immediate
post
felon'
et
murdrum
praedict'
informa
praed'
perpetrat̄
adtunc
et
ibidem
vnam
crumenam
Coriam
pretij
iuj.
đ.
et
xl
.
s.
in
nummis
numeratis
in
dicta
crumena
tunc
existentibus
de
bonis
et
catallis
ipsius
Io.
dum
vixit
adtunc
et
ibidem
a
corpore
ipsius
I.
felonice
cepit
.
Et
super
inde
idem
T.
L.
per
defectum
et
negligentiam
inhabitanc'
villat̄
de
Buyldas
praedict'
fugam
fecit
tunc
minime
reprehensus
existent
pro
murdro
et
felonia
praedict'
.
Ideo
amerciatur
praedict'
villat̄
de
B.
praedict'
ad
C.
s.
pro
huiusmodi
escap̄
secundum
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
et
prouisi
.
Et
dicunt
etiam
Iurat̄
praedict'
super
sacramentum
quod
praedict'
T.
L.
praed'
secund'
die
Sept.
anno
supradict'
seu
vnquam
postea
nulla
habuit
bona
neque
catalla
terras
nec
tennta
in
come
praed'
.
In
cuius
&c.
An
Inquisition
before
a
Coroner
,
where
it
is
found
that
a
woman
killed
her selfe
with
a
knife
.
INquisitio
indentat̄
capt'
apud
A.
in
comitatu
praedict'
die
anno
&c.
Sect'
362.
coram
I.
A.
vno
Coronat̄
eiusdem
domini
Regis
super
visum
corporis
K.
vxor'
G.
S.
adtunc
et
ibidem
mortu●
iacentis
per
sacramentum
proborum
et
legalium
hominum
de
A.
praedict'
et
trium
villat̄
propinquarum
viz.
&c.
ad
inquirend'
qualiter
et
quomodo
eadem
K.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
,
videlicet
per
sacrament̄
&c.
Qui
elect'
iurat̄
&
triat̄
ad
veritatem
inde
dicend'
,
per
praedict'
A.
B.
eorum
prolocutor̄
dicunt
super
sacrament̄
suum
,
Quod
praedict'
K.
deum
non
habens
pre
oculis
suis
sed
instigatione
diabolica
seduct̄
die
&c.
anno
&c.
apud
W.
in
comitatu
praedict'
cum
quodam
cultello
pretij
iij.
denar̄
seipsam
felonice
percussit
dextra
parte
guttoris
sue
ad
profunditatem
decem
pollicium
inde
eadem
K.
languebat
ab
eodem
die
vsque
ad
diem
&c.
extunc
proxim'
sequent
et
moriebatur
.
Et
sic
dicunt
quod
eadem
K.
ad
mortem
suam
deuenit
et
non
aliter
et
hihil
habuit
in
bonis
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
&c.
An
Indictment
of
one
in
London
for
coosening
of
Clothiers
.
IVratores
pro
domina
Regina
presentant
,
Quod
S.
S.
nuper
de
London̄
,
Sect'
363.
mercator
scissor
est
persona
valde
mali
nominis
fame
et
conuersationis
inhonestae
,
communis
deceptor
et
defraudator
subditorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
.
Et
quod
ipse
30.
die
&c.
anno
&c.
tricesimo
apud
London̄
,
videlicet
,
in
parochia
sancti
laurentij
in
veteri
Iudaismo
in
warda
de
Cheape
London̄
,
praedict'
in
diuersis
alijs
locis
et
diebus
infra
ciuitatem
praedict'
tam
antea
quam
postea
,
quendam
Radulphum
Wyat
de
Ciuitat'
Wigorn̄
Clothier
,
et
multos
alios
fideles
subditos
dictae
dominae
Reginae
decipit
et
defraudauit
et
per
fraudem
,
astuciam
,
et
deceptionem
Anglice
by
cosenage
,
diuersos
pannos
laneos
vocat'
Broad
clothes
,
tam
de
praedict'
Radulpho
Wyat
quam
de
diuersis
pauperationem
subditorum
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
,
&
in
contemptum
dictae
dominae
Regin̄
,
et
in
pessimum
ac
alijs
dictae
dominae
Reginae
subditis
perquisiuit
habuit
et
percepit
in
de
perniciosissimum
exemplum
omnium
aliorum
ligeorum
subditorum
dict̄
dominae
Reginae
in
huiusmodi
casu
delinquen̄
,
et
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
Coronam
et
dignitatem
suas
:
Nec
non
contra
formam
statuti
in
hmndi
casu
editi
&
prouisi
.
Concordat
cum
Recordo
.
An
Indictment
against
William
Hacket
,
for
treason
and
conspiracie
,
viz.
for
practising
the
depriuation
of
the
Queene
,
and
for
traiterous
wordes
against
her
,
and
for
defacing
of
her
armes
&c.
translated
into
English
out
of
the
very
Indictment
it selfe
.
THe
Iury
do
present
for
the
Queene
,
that
W.
Hacket
late
of
Dundel
Sect'
364.
in
the
County
of
Northhampton
yeoman
,
as
a
false
traitor
against
the
most
excellent
and
christian
Princesse
,
our
soueraigne
Ladie
Eliz.
&c.
his
natural
&
soueraigne
liege
Lady
,
hauing
not
the
feare
of
God
in
his
heart
,
nor
weighing
his
due
allegeance
,
but
seduced
by
the
instigation
of
the
deuill
,
malitiously
,
and
traiterously
,
compassing
,
imagining
,
deuising
and
intending
the
depriuation
and
deposing
of
our
said
Soueraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
,
from
her
honor
and
royall
name
of
the
imperiall
Crowne
of
this
Realme
of
England
,
on
the
xxi
.
day
of
Iuly
in
the
three
and
thirteth
yere
of
the
Raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
,
nowe
Queene
of
England
,
at
London
,
that
is
to
say
,
in
the
parish
of
Saint
Brides
,
in
the
warde
of
Faringdon
extra
London
,
and
diuerse
other
daies
and
times
betwixt
the
twelfth
of
Februarie
last
past
,
and
the
the
fiue
and
twenteth
day
of
Iulie
in
the
said
three
and
thirteth
yeere
of
her
Maiesties
Raigne
,
as
wel
in
the
Parish
and
ward
aforesaide
,
as
else
where
in
London
aforesaid
,
of
his
owne
peruerse
and
traiterous
minde
,
and
imagination
,
maliciousely
,
expressely
,
aduisedly
,
directly
,
and
traiterously
in
the
presence
and
hearing
of
sundry
faithfull
Subiects
of
our
said
Soueraigne
Ladie
,
these
false
malitious
and
traiterous
English
wordes
following
,
concerning
our
sayd
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiestie
,
falsly
,
malitiously
,
aduisedly
,
expreslly
,
directly
,
and
traiterously
said
,
rehearsed
,
published
,
and
spoke
viz.
That
the
Queenes
Maiestie
(
meaning
thereby
our
said
soueraigne
Queene
Elizabeth
,
)
did
represent
all
Hypocrisie
,
and
had
forfaited
her
Crowne
,
and
was
worthie
to
be
depriued
,
and
that
he
had
bin
of
that
opinion
these
4.
yeres
,
and
that
he
defaced
her
Armes
in
Kaies
house
thereby
,
meaning
the
house
of
one
Ralphe
Kaies
,
scituate
and
being
in
Knight-rider-streete
,
in
the
Parish
of
saint
Gregorie
neere
Paules
,
in
the
Ward
of
Baynards
Castle
L.
to
take
away
her
whole
power
of
her
authoritie
,
and
was
mooued
thereunto
by
the
Spirit
,
&
that
he
neither
was
,
nor
is
sorie
therefore
to
the
great
scandall
and
derogation
of
the
Person
and
Royaltie
of
our
said
Soueraigne
Lady
the
Queene
,
and
to
the
subuersion
of
the
state
of
this
Realme
of
England
,
and
contrary
to
the
forme
of
a
Statute
in
this
case
made
and
prouided
,
&
also
against
the
peace
of
our
said
soueraigne
Lady
,
her
Crowne
and
dignities
&c.
An other
Indictment
against
the
said
W.
Hacket
,
for
practising
the
deposition
and
death
of
the
Queene
for
stirring
sedition
in
the
Realme
,
for
rasing
of
the
Queens
Armes
,
and
her
picture
,
and
for
thrusting
an
Iron
instrument
into
that
part
of
the
picture
that
represented
the
breast
&
hart
of
the
Queene
:
And
that
he
treated
with
two
others
for
the
bringing
to
passe
of
their
purposes
,
And
for
traiterous
wordes
vttered
against
the
Queene
,
translated
into
English
out
of
the
very
Indictment
it selfe
.
THe
Iurie
present
for
the
Queene
,
That
W.
Hacket
late
of
Dundel
Sect'
365.
in
the
County
of
Northhampton
yeoman
,
as
a
false
traitor
against
the
most
excellent
and
christian
Princesse
,
our
soueraigne
Ladie
Elizabeth
by
the
grace
of
God
of
England
&c.
hauing
not
the
feare
of
God
in
his
heart
,
nor
weighing
his
due
allegeance
,
but
seduced
by
the
instigation
of
the
deuill
,
and
intending
wholy
to
withdraw
,
put
out
,
and
extinguish
the
hartie
loue
,
&
the
true
,
and
due
obedience
,
which
a
true
and
faithful
subiect
of
the
Queenes
should
beare
,
and
by
the
Law
is
bound
to
beare
towards
our
said
soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queene
,
The
first
day
of
Iulie
in
the
33.
yere
of
the
raigne
of
the
said
Queene
,
at
London
in
the
parish
of
saint
Gregorie
neere
Paules
,
in
the
Ward
of
Castle
Baynard
London
,
falsely
,
malitiously
,
and
traiterously
,
intended
,
imagined
,
went
about
,
and
compassed
the
said
Queene
his
soueraigne
and
naturall
liege
Lady
,
not
onely
from
her
Royall
state
,
title
,
power
,
and
gouernement
of
this
Realme
of
England
,
vtterly
to
depriue
,
depose
,
cast
downe
and
disherite
,
but
also
to
bring
and
put
the
said
Queenes
Maiestie
to
death
and
finall
destruction
,
and
sedicion
in
the
said
Realme
of
England
to
rayse
vp
,
leuie
and
make
,
and
also
wholly
to
subuert
and
destroy
the
state
of
this
whole
common
wealth
beyng
in
and
throughout
euery
parte
thereof
well
constituted
and
ordered
:
And
to
th
entent
he
might
fulfill
and
bring
to
passe
those
his
aforesaid
traiterous
purposes
,
imaginacions
,
compassings
and
entents
:
The
said
William
Hacket
afterward
,
that
is
to
say
,
the
first
day
of
Iuly
,
in
the
33.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
did
come
to
the
mansion
house
of
one
Raph
Kaies
scituate
and
being
in
Knightrider
streete
in
the
said
parish
of
S.
Gregories
in
the
warde
aforesaid
,
and
then
and
there
malliciously
,
diuelishly
,
and
traiterously
,
rased
,
and
defaced
,
the
Armes
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
,
then
and
there
in
the
said
house
being
,
with
this
entent
traiteronsly
to
take
away
,
put
downe
and
ouerthrowe
the
power
of
authoritie
of
the
said
Queene
:
And
that
the
said
William
Hacket
for
further
accomplishing
and
effecting
of
his
said
traiterous
purposes
,
imaginacions
,
compassings
,
and
entents
the
said
first
day
of
Iuly
,
in
the
said
33.
yeare
of
her
Maiesties
raigne
,
in
the
house
of
the
said
Ralph
Kaies
,
scituate
in
the
parish
and
ward
aforesaid
,
did
traiterously
raze
,
a
certaine
picture
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
,
then
and
there
in
the
said
house
likewise
being
:
And
then
and
there
did
malitiously
and
traiterously
put
in
,
and
thrust
an
yron
instrument
into
that
part
of
the
said
picture
that
did
represent
the
breast
and
heart
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
.
And
afterward
,
that
is
to
say
,
on
the
xvi
.
day
of
Iuly
in
the
33.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
the
said
William
Hacket
traiterously
came
to
the
house
of
one
Iohn
Walker
,
scituate
and
being
in
the
parish
of
S.
Marie
Somersets
,
in
the
ward
of
Queenehith
in
London
aforesaid
with
entent
traiterously
to
conferre
and
treat
with
one
Edmond
Coppinger
gentelman
,
and
Henry
Arthington
gentleman
,
concerning
his
traiterous
purposes
imaginacions
compassings
and
entents
aforesaid
:
And
that
the
said
William
Hacket
afterward
,
that
is
to
say
on
the
xvi
,
day
of
Iuly
,
in
the
33.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
at
London
aforesaid
in
the
house
of
the
said
Iohn
Walker
in
the
aforesaid
parish
of
S.
Mary
Somerset
in
the
said
ward
of
Queenehith
in
London
,
of
his
owne
peruerse
and
trayterous
mind
and
imaginacion
,
mallitiously
,
aduisedly
,
ezpresly
and
traiterously
,
did
treate
and
had
conference
with
the
said
Edmond
Coppinger
,
&
Henry
Arthington
,
by
what
waies
,
means
,
and
manner
,
the
said
traiterous
purposes
,
imaginations
,
compassings
,
and
entents
might
be
accomplished
and
brought
to
passe
.
And
thereupon
the
said
xvi
.
day
of
Iuly
,
in
the
said
33
yeare
in
the
said
house
of
Iohn
Walker
aforesaid
,
scituate
and
being
in
the
said
parish
of
S.
Marie
Somersets
in
the
said
ward
of
Queenehith
London
,
in
the
presence
and
hearing
of
the
said
Edmond
Coppinger
,
and
Henrie
Arthington
being
then
and
there
in
the
said
house
,
the
said
Hacket
,
these
falfe
traiterous
English
words
following
of
our
said
Soueraigne
Queene
Elizabeth
,
falsly
,
malitiously
,
aduisedly
,
expresly
,
directly
,
and
trayterously
said
,
rehearsed
,
published
and
spoke
,
viz.
That
the
Queenes
Maiestie
(
meaning
our
said
soueraigne
Lady
Queene
Elizabeth
)
had
forfaited
her
crowne
and
was
worthie
to
be
depriued
.
And
that
furthermore
the
said
William
Hacket
thereupon
the
said
xvi
.
day
of
Iulie
in
the
said
33.
yeare
,
in
the
said
house
of
Iohn
Walker
,
scituate
in
the
parish
of
S.
Marie
Somersets
,
in
the
said
ward
of
Queenehith
London
,
malitiously
and
traiterously
moued
and
stirred
vp
the
said
Edmond
Coppinger
,
and
Henrie
Arthington
,
traiterously
and
openly
to
declare
and
publish
in
London
aforesaid
,
that
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
had
forfaited
her
Crowne
,
to
the
great
offence
and
derrogation
of
the
person
of
the
Queeues
Maiestie
,
and
to
the
subuersion
of
the
state
of
this
Realme
of
England
,
and
contrarie
to
the
peace
of
our
said
soueraigne
Lady
,
her
Crowne
and
dignities
&c.
An
Indictment
of
Recusancie
vpon
the
Statute
of
1.
and
23.
Elizab.
I
Vratores
praesentant
,
pro
domina
Regina
quod
I.
S.
nuper
de
parochia
Sect.
366.
sanctae
Margaretae
in
Westmon̄
in
come
Midd'
armiger̄
,
Qui
xx
.
die
Septemb.
Anno
regni
Reginae
Eliz.
&c.
quadragesimo
primo
fuit
aetatis
sexdecem
annorum
&
vltra
non
accessit
Anglice
did
not
repaire
ecclesiae
suae
parochiali
de
parochia
sanctae
Margaretae
in
Westm
pnd'
●n
come
Midd'
praed'
,
nec
alicuialiae
ecclesiae
capelli
aut
vsualiloco
communis
praecacionis
nec
ibid'
fuit
tempore
communis
praecacionis
ad
aliquod
tempus
infra
sex
menses
proxim'
sequent
praed'
xx
.
diem
Septembris
Anno
xlj
.
supradicto
,
sed
abstinuit
ab
eisdem
Anglice
hath
for
borne
the
same
,
a
praed'
xx
.
die
Septembris
Anno
xlj
supradicto
per
praedict'
spatium
praed'
sex
mensium
extunc
proxim'
sequent
contra
tenorem
cuiusdam
Statut̄
apud
Westmon̄
in
come
Midd'
:
Anno
regni
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
primo
,
pro
vniformitate
communis
praecacionis
ac
contra
formam
statuti
Ann̄
regni
dict'
dominae
reginae
nunc
23.
in
hm̄i
casu
edit'
&
prouis
.
in
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
&
legum
suarum
contemptnm
manifestum
,
nec
non
contra
pacem
dictae
dominae
Reginae
nunc
coron̄
&
dignitat̄
fuas
&c.
Memorand
,
that
the
course
is
that
the
partie
indicted
must
appeare
in
proper
person
&
plead
to
the
Indictment
.
Aplea
to
the
Indictment
next
before
.
Et
praedict'
I.
S.
in
propria
persona
sua
venit
&
defendit
totum
&
Midd'
ss.
quicquid
contra
pacem
&
in
contemptu
Dominae
Reginae
nunc
aut
legum
suarum
superius
fieri
supposit̄
.
Et
protestand'
quod
Indictament̄
praed'
vers
.
eum
exhibit̄
minus
sufficient
in
lege
existitad
qđ
ipse
necesse
non
habet
nec
per
legem
terrae
tenetur
respondere
:
Pro
placito
tamen
idem
I.
S.
vlterius
dicit
quod
de
praed'
non
accessu
alicui
Ecclesiae
capellae
aut
vsuali
loco
communis
precacionis
aut
de
abstencione
inde
contra
formam
Statut̄
praed'
in
indictament̄
pred'
specificat̄
vel
de
aliqua
alia
transgressione
offens
.
aut
contempt̄
in
Indictament̄
praedict
▪
superius
supponit̄
,
quod
ipse
in
nullo
est
inde
culpabilis
.
Et
de
hoc
ponit
se
super
patriam
&c.
Et
Henricus
Fermor
gen
qui
pro
domina
Regina
in
hac
parte
sequitur
similiter
.
Ideo
ven'
inde
Iurat̄
&c.
The
Venire
facias
for
the
retourning
of
a
Iurie
,
to
trie
the
cause
betwixt
the
Queene
and
the
partie
Indicted
.
Midd'
ss.
Elizabeth
dei
gratia
Angliae
Franciae
&
Hyberniae
Regina
fidei
defensor
&c.
vic'
Midd'
salutem
:
Praecipimus
tibi
quod
non
omittas
propter
aliquam
libertatem
in
Balliua
tua
quin
Venire
facias
coram
N.
M.
maiore
ciuitat̄
nostrae
London
,
&
socijs
suis
Iusticiar'
nostris
ad
gaolam
nostram
de
Newgate
de
prisonarijs
in
eadem
existent
deliuerand'
assign'
apud
Iustice
hall
in
le
old
Baylie
,
die
veneris
scilicet
xiij
.
die
Iunij
proxim'
futur'
ad
horam
primam
post
meridiem
eiusdem
diei
viginti
,
&
quatuor
liberos
&
legales
homines
de
visnet̄
sanctae
Margaretae
in
Westmonaster̄
in
comitatu
nostro
Middelsexiae
:
ad
recogn'
super
Sacramentum
suum
.
Si
I.
S.
de
parochia
sanctae
Margaretae
in
Westmonaster̄
in
comitatu
Middlesexiae
gen
culpabilis
sit
de
quadam
transgressione
&
contemptu
vnde
idem
I.
S.
indictatus
existit
,
necne
&c.
Et
habeas
ibi
tunc
nomina
Iurat̄
praedict'
&
hoc
breue
.
Teste
praefat'
N.
M.
Maiore
praed'
apud
Iustice
hall
,
praedict'
septimo
die
Maij
,
Anno
Regni
nostri
quadragesimo
secundo
.
Fermor
.
Execucio
istius
praecept̄
patet
in
quodam
pannello
huic
praecept̄
annex'
.
Respons.
Roger
Clerke
vic'
.
Respons.
Humphrey
Welde
vic'
.
An
Indictment
of
Burglarie
,
and
for
hanging
vp
the
good
man
of
the
house
by
the
thumbs
vpon
a
beame
with
pothookes
,
&
for
binding
with
coards
the
good
man
of
the
house
and
his
wife
,
and
for
taking
out
of
a
chest
5.
li.
in
money
.
I
Vrat̄
praesentant
,
qđ
G.
C.
nuper
de
M.
in
come
Cestriae
&
alij
ignoti
Sect.
367.
xvj
.
die
Martij
Anno
Regni
Edwardi
sexti
dei
gratia
Angliae
&c.
quinto
circa
horam
vndecimam
in
nocte
eiusdem
diei
apud
A.
in
come
C.
domum
cu●usdam
R.
W.
vi
&
armis
,
viz.
baculis
gladijs
&
dagarijs
burglariter
ac
felonice
fregerunt
et
intrauerunt
.
Ea
intencione
ad
spoliand'
&
depredendum
praed'
R.
W.
et
in
praed'
R.
W.
ac
R.
W.
filium
suum
et
lo.
vxor'
eius
adtunc
&
ibidem
insultum
fecerunt
,
et
ipsum
R.
W.
cum
quodam
instrumento
vocat'
Pothookes
,
polices
ipsius
R.
W.
super
trabem
vocat'
a
beame
,
domus
praedict'
ipsum
adtunc
&
ibidem
suspenditur
&
praed'
R.
W.
et
Ioh.
vxor'
eius
cum
cordis
ligauerunt
et
C.
s
▪
in
pecunijs
numerat̄
in
quodam
cisto
content̄
de
bonis
et
catallis
praed'
R.
W.
adtunc
et
ibidem
inuent'
felonice
ceperunt
asportauerunt
et
spoliauerunt
vi
&
armis
,
ac
contra
pacem
dicti
dni
Regis
,
ac
contra
formam
statuti
in
huiusmodi
casu
edit'
et
prouis
.
An
order
to
be
obserued
in
the
right
framing
of
Indictments
.
Quis
,
quando
,
vbi
,
quid
,
cuius
,
quomodo
,
quare
.
QVis
,
The
person
with
his
name
,
surname
,
addicion
of
the
Towne
,
Quis.
Countie
,
Arte
,
and
degree
.
Quando
,
The
day
and
yeare
.
Quando
▪
Vbi
.
Quid.
Cuius
.
Quomodo
.
Quare
.
Vbi
,
The
place
,
Towne
,
and
Countie
.
Quid
,
The
thing
taken
,
the
coulour
,
the
marke
,
the
price
and
value
.
Cuius
,
The
owner
of
the
thing
and
whose
it
was
.
Quomodo
,
The
manner
of
the
doing
and
how
.
Quare
,
The
entent
which
is
comprised
in
this
word
(
Felonice
.
)
SYMBOLEOGRAPHY
.
Of
the
Chauncerie
,
Proceedings
in
the
same
,
and
Supplications
,
Billes
,
and
Aunsweres
.
The
Chauncerie
.
SEing
by
Gods
fauor
,
we
intend
somewhat
to
Sect
▪
1.
discourse
of
the
maner
of
proceeding
in
Chancerie
suits
,
and
to
set
downe
some
Presidents
thereof
,
to
the
performing
whereof
,
it
seemeth
requisite
first
to
vnfold
the
nature
of
Equitie
,
Conscience
,
&
the
rigor
of
the
common
Lawes
of
this
Realme
,
as
the
proper
obiect
or
matter
whereabout
such
suites
are
for
the
most
part
occupied
,
to
the
end
it
may
with
the
more
facilitie
be
vnderstood
,
how
,
and
when
such
suits
are
fitly
to
be
taken
in
hand
.
Therefore
we
wil
first
speak
of
Summum
ius
,
(
which
oftentimes
precisely
regardeth
the
verie
letter
and
words
of
the
common
Lawes
:
for
remedie
whereof
,
parties
grieued
,
pray
aide
of
this
honorable
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
to
bridle
extremitie
,
and
reduce
such
rigor
to
Equitie
and
Conscience
.
Of
strict
or
precise
Law
,
which
is
called
Ius
summum
.
ARistotle
calleth
it
Eract
or
precise
Law
,
because
that
,
if
it
haue
Sect
▪
2.
no
allay
in
it
to
qualifie
the
harshnes
&
seuerity
of
it
,
it
is
vnpleasant
and
sower
in
tast
,
and
repugnant
to
Equitie
.
And
Budaeus
saith
,
that
this
word
(
strict
and
precise
Law
)
is
a
word
,
which
amongst
the
Ciuilians
,
signifieth
verie
hard
law
,
exact
,
and
ful
of
rigor
,
and
almost
vniust
:
For
they
that
writ
of
the
Law
,
make
these
words
,
strict
Law
,
and
Equitie
,
opposite
,
the
one
to
the
other
,
thus
farre
Budaeus
.
The
Lawiers
do
also
tearme
it
,
Ius
subtile
,
subtil
Law
.
Other
Lawiers
do
tearme
it
,
Summum
Ius
,
Law
in
the
highest
degree
▪
or
most
exact
,
and
it
is
so
taken
of
them
,
when
men
stand
more
vpon
the
letter
of
the
Law
,
then
vpon
the
meaning
of
the
writer
,
or
maker
of
the
Law
.
In
which
behalfe
,
it
so
falleth
out
oft
times
,
that
vnder
a
colour
of
knowledge
of
the
Lawes
,
many
grosse
and
dangerous
errors
be
committed
,
Corasius
Missel
.
li.
2.
ca.
8.
Nu.
12.
Oldendorpius
deuideth
this
Ius
summum
,
or
Law
in
the
highest
degree
,
into
two
branches
:
the
one
proper
,
the
other
improper
.
Law
in
the
highest
degree
,
so
properly
termed
or
taken
,
is
an
vndoubted
&
infallible
rule
of
honestie
,
which
may
generally
without
exception
be
put
in
execution
in
any
common
weale
,
whether
it
be
originally
grounded
vpon
the
Law
of
Nature
,
or
vpon
the
Law
of
Nations
:
For
examples
whereof
you
may
take
all
the
rules
and
principles
of
the
Law
,
for
these
rules
and
principles
of
the
Law
,
do
in
their
kind
,
most
strictly
and
exactly
define
and
bound
out
the
matter
which
th●y
handle
,
barely
and
nakedly
,
without
any
regard
of
circumstances
of
the
fact
that
may
fal
out
,
of
which
sort
of
rules
are
these
.
Keepe
thy
word
,
hurt
no
man
:
these
are
general
rules
of
Law
in
the
highest
degree
,
so
righteous
and
full
of
Iustice
in
their
kind
,
that
by
the
Law
of
Nature
it selfe
,
better
and
more
rightfull
cannot
be
giuen
,
Li.
1.
F.
de
pactis
.
But
here
you
see
no
respect
had
to
any
circumstance
,
of
your
worde
or
hurting
,
for
this
point
belongeth
to
Equity
,
or
the
Court
of
Conscience
,
which
with
vs
is
called
the
Chauncery
,
as
the
case
may
fall
out
.
And
the
law
in
the
highest
degree
,
being
thus
properly
taken
,
is
wrongfully
termed
by
the
common
sort
of
men
,
wrong
in
the
highest
degree
,
for
to
speake
generally
and
at
a
word
,
it
is
the
iustest
reason
that
may
be
,
whether
Naturall
,
or
Rationall
,
so
farre
is
it
,
from
being
,
to
be
rightfully
taken
wrong
,
vntill
it
be
stretched
,
and
as
it
were
set
vpon
tenture
bookes
,
to
be
drawen
to
some
inconuenient
circumstance
of
the
fact
:
as
when
a
man
doth
couenant
or
giue
his
word
to
do
some
dishonest
fact
,
or
hurtfull
and
dangerous
to
the
common
wealth
,
In
which
case
,
if
a
man
should
wrest
this
rule
of
Law
,
Keepe
thy
word
,
in
steede
of
doing
right
in
the
highest
degree
,
he
should
commit
iniustice
in
the
highest
degree
:
Not
because
the
Law
hath
any
fault
in
it selfe
,
but
because
through
his
error
,
and
cauelling
with
the
Law
,
he
worketh
wickednes
,
not
iudging
a
right
the
circumstances
of
the
fact
,
wherein
Law
and
right
standeth
,
Li.
Si.
F.
de
pactis
.
Law
in
the
highest
degree
improperly
taken
,
is
so
termed
when
by
an
ouer
rigorous
and
hard
interpretation
,
it
is
drawen
to
inconuenient
kinds
of
facts
,
or
by
colourable
arguments
,
is
drawen
to
frustrate
the
good
meaning
of
the
Law
,
L.
Inciuile
cum
L.
seq.
F.
de
Legibus
.
Many
examples
hereof
we
haue
in
the
Law
:
As
,
it
is
a
Law
,
that
no
man
shall
be
forced
against
his
will
to
commence
or
maintaine
any
suit
or
action
:
Now
put
the
case
,
that
I.
S.
is
wrongfully
impleaded
by
I.
N.
who
hath
framed
a
cunning
action
,
full
of
glorious
shewe
against
him
the
said
I.
S.
But
I.
N.
finding
in
conclusion
that
he
is
not
able
to
proue
,
and
make
good
his
action
,
becommeth
nonsuit
,
I.
S.
praieth
remedy
of
the
Iudges
against
this
wrongfull
vexation
of
I.
N.
and
he
the
said
I.
N.
in
defence
of
his
wrongful
vexation
,
vrgeth
this
rule
of
Law
,
that
no
man
is
compellable
to
maintain
an
action
:
Shall
he
be
heard
in
this
case
:
No
saith
Iustinian
,
this
false
glose
of
I.
N.
is
not
to
be
suffered
or
borne
withal
.
This
tearme
or
word
of
Law
in
the
highest
degree
,
being
thus
taken
,
we
may
wel
say
,
that
Law
in
the
highest
degree
is
wrong
in
the
highest
degree
.
For
the
more
subtilly
that
a
man
doth
argue
,
&
the
more
authorities
he
heapeth
togither
,
to
inforce
such
a
law
,
so
much
the
more
and
greater
wrong
,
and
iniustice
shall
he
doe
.
Of
Equitie
.
EQuitie
is
that
which
is
commonly
called
equall
and
good
,
&
sometimes
Sect
▪
3.
equall
and
iust
,
and
sometime
equall
,
iust
,
Lib.
1.
&
Pen.
F.
de
Iusticia
&
iure
,
I.
si
&
ius
F.
si
certum
petatur
,
Arist.
termeth
it
Epieices
,
and
other
terme
it
Epieician
,
which
is
as
much
to
say
,
a
mittigation
,
or
moderation
of
the
Lawe
written
,
in
some
circumstance
,
either
of
the
things
themselues
,
of
the
persons
,
or
of
the
times
.
Law
(
saith
Donatus
)
is
that
,
that
maketh
all
things
straight
,
and
not
pliable
to
th
one
,
nor
other
.
Equitie
is
that
,
that
dispenseth
with
many
points
of
the
Law
.
Oldendorpius
saieth
,
that
Equitie
is
nothing
else
,
but
a
sound
or
vpright
will
or
iudgement
of
an
honest
man
,
nothing
craftie
or
subtill
,
so
measuring
out
to
euery
man
that
,
that
is
his
,
that
in
the
meane
while
noe
man
is
wronged
,
as
appeareth
most
elegantly
in
I.
bona
fides
I.
Incurrit
F.
depos
.
Equitie
as
some
other
say
,
is
a
reasonable
measure
,
conteining
in
it selfe
a
fit
proportion
&
rigor
,
so
that
it
differeth
from
Law
in
this
,
that
Law
is
a
determinate
sentence
set
downe
according
to
the
rules
of
the
law
:
But
Equitie
is
a
certaine
proportion
and
allay
,
vpon
good
occasions
,
setting
on
side
the
common
rules
of
the
Law
,
and
so
they
cal
it
a
ruled
kind
of
Iustice
,
allayed
with
the
sweetnes
of
mercie
.
Equitie
is
diuersly
termed
in
the
Law
,
s●metime
it
is
very
significantly
called
a
Conueniency
,
because
it
ministreth
amongest
men
,
a
fit
proportion
,
aunswerable
to
the
persons
,
the
matters
,
the
places
,
and
the
times
.
Sometimes
,
plain
dealing
,
is
called
Equitie
,
which
is
opposite
to
the
dealing
of
man
by
nice
points
of
the
Law
.
Sometime
it
is
taken
for
naturall
Iustice
,
or
the
Law
of
Nature
.
Sometime
it
is
taken
for
Law
that
is
opposite
to
forged
and
deuised
Law
.
Sometime
it
is
taken
for
Religion
&c.
And
to
be
short
,
Equitie
,
is
the
correction
or
amendement
of
a
good
Law
,
which
is
defectiue
in
some
part
,
by
reason
of
the
generalitie
of
it
.
Of
the
diuision
of
Equitie
.
EQuitie
is
twofold
,
written
,
and
not
written
,
for
Equitie
may
be
vsed
Sect
▪
4.
both
in
Schooles
,
and
places
of
Iudgement
,
two
waies
:
The
one
,
by
taking
good
heed
,
how
,
and
in
what
sort
,
Princes
and
Lawiers
haue
obserued
Equitie
,
in
making
and
setting
downe
of
lawes
,
appointed
to
be
rules
and
squares
of
mens
actions
:
So
that
if
at
any
time
any
case
falleth
out
,
which
is
in
all
points
aunswerable
to
the
Law
,
void
of
any
different
circumstances
,
which
might
require
some
change
,
or
alteration
of
the
Law
,
they
may
accordingly
frame
their
iudgements
,
being
sure
and
out
of
doubt
,
that
the
Law
of
Equitie
is
alreadie
chalked
out
to
them
.
An other
way
Equitie
is
to
bee
prattised
in
these
particuler
facts
,
which
daily
fall
out
,
and
haue
no
certain
line
and
square
set
out
for
them
in
the
Lawes
alreadie
made
,
so
that
we
must
bee
forced
to
deliuer
our
Iudgements
in
them
,
according
to
certain
circumstances
,
applyed
as
neerely
as
we
can
,
to
the
principles
of
our
Law
.
And
herein
standeth
the
greatest
vse
of
Equitie
,
most
fit
for
common
weales
:
And
therefore
we
may
well
call
it
an
vnwritten
Equitie
,
not
because
we
are
at
our
liberties
to
define
and
determine
of
it
,
without
due
regard
had
to
the
Lawe
written
,
but
because
it
taketh
some
libertie
not
to
bind
it selfe
,
to
the
generall
Rules
of
the
Law
.
Of
the
efficient
cause
of
Equitie
.
GOD
is
the
efficient
cause
of
Equitie
,
who
hath
so
disposed
of
the
Sect
▪
5.
nature
of
mankind
,
that
we
are
not
in
any
wise
able
,
to
set
downe
a
certaine
rule
for
fu●ure
things
,
and
yet
hath
bestowed
vpon
vs
so
much
knowledge
,
as
whereby
we
may
frame
certain
generall
rules
of
honest
life
▪
which
may
serue
for
directions
in
all
particuler
actions
and
facts
,
daily
and
hourely
falling
out
amongst
men
,
if
they
be
duly
and
carefully
examined
by
the
rule
of
Equitie
,
which
hath
hereye
cast
vpon
all
ordinarie
circumstances
.
Of
the
material
cause
of
Equitie
.
THe
Law
of
Nature
,
the
Law
of
Nations
,
and
good
maners
,
are
Sect
▪
6.
the
materiall
cause
of
Equitie
,
for
a
well
minded
man
,
and
of
sound
Iudgement
,
will
make
of
these
three
an
holsome
and
verie
medicinable
mixture
,
for
any
state
and
common
wealth
.
But
the
matter
where
about
this
Equitie
must
occupie
and
busie
her selfe
,
are
the
affaires
of
men
,
infinite
,
as
they
fall
out
.
For
right
or
Law
will
bee
rightly
ministred
,
if
as
matters
fall
out
,
the
circumstances
thereof
duely
considered
,
the
ministers
of
the
Law
do
frame
their
Iudgements
accordingly
.
Of
the
formal
cause
of
Equitie
.
THe
formal
cause
of
Equitie
is
the
matching
and
leueling
of
facts
Sect'
7.
falling
out
,
and
the
circumstances
thereof
,
with
the
rules
of
the
Law
,
as
buildings
are
framed
to
Carpenters
lines
and
squares
.
Of
the
final
cause
of
Equitie
.
THe
final
cause
of
Equity
,
or
effect
,
is
,
to
keepe
an
equalitie
amongst
Sect'
8.
the
state
of
men
,
who
are
at
much
odds
&
squares
amongest
themselues
,
to
the
end
,
the
common
wealth
may
be
preserued
in
safety
,
which
standeth
for
the
most
part
in
righteous
iudgements
.
Why
Equitie
is
sometimes
compared
to
a
ruler
.
NOt
vnfitly
is
Equitie
tearmed
,
the
rule
of
maners
:
for
as
by
a
Sect'
9.
rule
the
faults
of
a
building
are
discouered
,
so
doth
Equitie
Iudge
a
right
,
both
of
the
written
Law
,
and
also
of
all
mens
actions
and
behauiours
:
And
therefore
such
as
are
ministers
of
Iustice
,
applie
and
frame
their
Iudgements
,
after
the
square
and
rule
of
good
and
egall
,
that
is
to
say
:
of
Gods
Law
,
and
the
Lawes
of
Nature
.
Against
which
Lawes
,
what
Iudgements
soeuer
be
giuen
,
cannot
be
but
vniust
and
vnrighteous
.
How
Equitie
and
Clemencie
differ
.
THere
is
a
difference
betweene
Equitie
,
and
Clemencie
:
for
Equitie
Sect'
10.
is
alwaies
most
firmely
knit
to
the
wil
of
the
Law
,
which
way
soeuer
it
bends
,
whether
to
clemencie
,
or
to
seueritie
.
But
clemencie
is
onely
proper
to
the
Prince
,
or
those
Magistrates
,
that
haue
like
power
of
administration
of
Iustice
,
as
Princes
haue
.
Of
the
difference
▪
betweene
Equitie
,
and
strict
Law
.
STrict
Law
&
Equitie
differ
herein
,
that
strict
Law
doth
set
downe
Sect'
11.
in
a
generall
sort
what
it
enacteth
,
&
is
seuere
,
and
not
to
be
moued
,
one
way
or
other
:
it
taketh
order
for
things
,
once
for
all
:
the
grounds
&
principles
which
it
bringeth
forth
are
vniuersall
,
&
full
of
seuerity
and
sharpnes
,
from
which
rules
it
will
not
start
as●●e
,
no
not
the
breadth
of
an
heire
.
But
Equity
is
fitly
compared
to
a
Shoomakers
shop
that
is
well
furnished
with
all
sorts
and
maner
of
lastes
for
mens
feete
,
where
each
man
may
be
sure
to
finde
one
last
or
other
that
shall
fit
him
,
be
he
great
or
●●all
.
It
is
not
also
vnfitly
compared
to
an
Apothecaries
shop
,
stored
with
al
kind
of
drugges
,
fit
for
all
the
maledies
&
diseases
of
men
.
Which
drugs
notwithstanding
,
in
case
they
should
be
vnskilfull
compounded
togither
,
would
in
stead
of
healing
,
worke
present
death
to
the
patient
that
should
receiue
them
:
For
it
requireth
the
industrie
and
exquisite
art
of
a
good
Phisition
,
to
make
a
right
composition
,
discerning
,
and
tempering
by
iust
proportions
good
venims
from
euill
.
In
like
sort
in
affaires
both
publike
and
priuate
,
equity
doth
particularly
,
&
carefully
examine
the
causes
,
the
times
,
the
circumstances
,
the
sorts
and
differences
of
persons
,
and
matters
,
and
by
former
iudgement
giuen
in
like
cases
,
gathereth
and
frameth
an
absolute
and
perfect
deciding
and
determining
the
matter
presently
in
question
and
sute
.
And
S.
German
to
the
like
effect
saith
,
Equitie
is
a
righteousnes
tempered
with
mercie
,
which
considereth
all
the
particuler
circumstances
of
the
deed
,
Doct.
&
Stu.
Lib.
1.
cap.
16.
This
Equitie
,
saieth
he
,
must
alwaies
be
obserued
in
euery
Law
of
man
,
and
in
euery
Maxime
or
generall
rule
thereof
,
for
that
mens
acts
are
so
diuers
and
infinite
,
that
it
is
impossible
to
make
any
general
Law
which
may
aptly
meete
with
euery
particuler
act
,
and
not
faile
in
some
special
case
.
Therefore
Law-makers
do
foresee
things
which
may
oft
happen
:
in
so
much
as
strictly
to
obserue
the
word
and
tenor
of
the
law
,
were
in
some
cases
both
against
Iustice
and
the
comon
wealth
.
Wherefore
in
such
cases
we
must
stick
fast
to
that
which
reason
and
Iustice
require
,
which
is
,
that
Equitie
may
mittigate
Rigorem
iuris
,
which
equitie
is
no
other
thing
,
than
an
exception
of
the
Law
of
God
,
or
of
the
Law
of
Reason
,
from
the
general
principles
of
mans
positiue
law
,
not
agreeing
with
them
in
some
particularitie
,
which
exception
is
inwardly
implyed
in
euery
general
ground
or
Maxime
of
the
Law
.
And
yet
taketh
not
away
the
very
right
,
but
substituteth
right
in
steed
of
that
which
by
the
onely
letter
of
the
Law
seemeth
to
be
right
and
is
not
.
Neither
may
we
therefore
accuse
the
Law
of
crueltie
(
which
as
is
said
)
generally
taken
is
good
of
it selfe
,
and
not
cruel
,
though
it
reach
not
fully
to
euery
particuler
circumstance
of
mens
actions
.
And
therefore
if
a
Law
were
made
,
that
no
man
vnder
the
paine
of
death
,
should
open
the
gates
of
a
Citie
before
the
Sun
rising
,
yet
he
who
for
sauing
the
Citizens
flying
from
their
Enemies
to
the
same
gates
,
openeth
them
before
that
time
,
offendeth
not
th
intent
and
equitie
of
that
Law
,
D.
S.
Lib.
1.
cap.
6.
Or
if
a
Statute
were
made
,
that
whosoeuer
doth
such
an
Act
should
be
put
to
death
:
yet
if
one
of
Non
sanae
memoriae
,
or
an
infant
of
tender
yeres
,
which
wanteth
discretion
do
such
an
act
,
they
shall
not
therefore
suffer
death
.
Or
if
a
Statute
were
made
,
that
whosoeuer
receiueth
or
aydeth
with
meate
drinke
,
or
otherwise
I.
S.
an
offendor
knowing
his
offence
shal
be
accessary
thereunto
as
a
felon
,
yet
if
his
wife
knowing
his
offence
receyue
and
ayde
him
,
she
shall
not
thereby
be
a
Felon
:
for
in
the
generalitie
of
such
Statutes
,
Madmen
,
Infants
,
and
his
owne
wife
are
not
intended
to
be
included
,
but
excepted
by
implication
.
By
l●
which
we
may
gather
,
that
the
outward
words
of
the
Law
onely
,
are
not
the
law
,
but
the
inward
sence
and
meaning
thereof
:
For
our
Lawes
(
as
all
other
Lawes
)
haue
two
parts
,
that
is
to
say
:
the
flesh
and
soule
,
The
letter
resembleth
the
flesh
,
the
intent
,
and
reason
,
the
soule
:
Nam
ratio
legis
,
est
anima
legis
.
The
Law
may
be
compared
to
a
Nut
,
whereof
the
letter
resembleth
the
shell
,
the
sence
the
kernell
:
And
as
the
profit
of
the
nut
is
not
in
the
shell
,
but
in
the
kernell
,
so
the
fruit
of
the
Law
is
not
in
the
letter
,
but
in
the
sence
:
And
as
he
which
resteth
vpon
the
shel
leeseth
the
fruit
of
the
nut
:
so
he
which
staieth
vpon
the
letter
wanteth
the
profit
of
the
law
,
for
the
letter
is
sometimes
larger
,
and
sometimes
narrower
then
the
intent
which
Equitie
regardeth
,
Plow.
9.
b
465.
a
And
Bracton
of
Equitie
writeth
thus
:
aequitas
est
rerum
conuenientia
quae
in
paribus
causis
paria
considerat
iura
,
&
omnia
bene
coequiparat
.
Et
dicitur
aequitas
quasi
aequalitas
,
&
vertitur
in
rebus
,
id
est
,
in
dictis
&
factis
hominum
,
lib.
1.
cap.
4.
Sect̄
35.
How
the
Chauncerie
is
termed
the
Court
of
Conscience
.
ANd
for
so
much
as
this
Court
bridleth
the
rigor
of
the
Common
Sect'
12.
Law
,
by
giuing
actions
and
exceptions
for
remedies
whereby
law
none
were
,
according
to
equitie
and
conscience
,
to
maintaine
aequum
&
bonum
,
the
common
people
terme
the
Chauncery
the
Court
of
Conscience
:
Yet
herein
conscience
is
so
regarded
,
that
Lawes
be
not
neglected
,
for
they
must
ioine
hands
in
the
moderation
of
extremitie
,
Diuers
.
Cur'
105.
Nam
ipse
etiam
leges
cupiunt
vt
iure
regantur
,
id
est
,
vt
leui
,
facili
,
ac
benigna
interpretatione
temperentur
,
vereque
dicitur
,
Nullus
recedat
a
Cancellaria
sine
remedio
,
4.
H.
7.
4.
Of
Conscience
.
THis
Conscience
is
defined
,
Reliqua
in
hominerationis
scintilla
,
bonorum
,
Sect'
13.
malorumque
facinorum
,
index
&
Iudex
:
igitur
&
bipertita
ea
approbatio
scilicet
&
opprobatio
,
illa
in
bene
,
hec
in
secus
factis
.
Iustus
Lipsus
lib.
ciuilis
doctrina
cap.
5.
or
thus
.
Conscientia
est
ta●itum
animi
infallibileque
facti
nostri
iudicium
,
a
communi
Iustitiae
formula
,
quam
Deus
insculpsit
omnibus
hominibus
productum
,
per
quod
aut
accusatur
res
mala
aut
defendi●
bona
,
Oldendorpius
,
Corasius
in
Miscel.
lib.
4.
cap.
20.
Conscience
is
an
actuall
applying
of
knowledge
to
some
particuler
act
of
man
,
as
Saint
Germain
saith
,
Doct.
and
Stu.
cap.
15.
And
Synderesis
which
is
termed
a
natural
power
of
the
Soule
,
perswading
good
,
and
disswading
euil
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
13.
&
is
nothing
els
but
attenta
obseruationis
occasio
cum
o●bus
circumstantijs
eius
,
Theucid
.
lib.
7.
and
ministreth
the
general
principles
of
that
knowledge
.
Vere
igitur
di●itur
,
conscientiam
veram
nisi
adhibeat
,
Iudex
non
potest
causam
secundum
equitatem
,
definire
,
simille
testes
,
totidemque
videat
ob
oculos
instrumenta
,
Conscientia
enim
(
cum
mille
testium
vim
obtineat
)
certa
est
,
non
fallitur
.
At
in
probationibus
saepe
vel
error
,
vel
dolus
versatur
,
sicut
experientia
heu
nimis
frequens
nos
docet
,
Oldend
.
Of
Iudgements
in
Chauncerie
.
SO
great
is
the
power
,
iurisdiction
,
and
maiestie
of
this
court
,
that
Sect.
14.
Iudgements
therein
giuen
are
not
to
be
controlled
or
reuersed
in
any
other
Court
,
then
the
high
Court
of
Parliament
,
which
is
the
chiefest
of
all
other
Courts
in
this
Realme
,
Diuers
.
Cur.
105.
37.
H.
6.
14.
Of
the
power
ordinarie
of
the
Chauncerie
.
ANd
this
Court
is
armed
with
twofold
power
,
that
is
to
say
:
with
Sect.
15.
power
ordinarie
and
absolute
,
9.
E.
4.
15.
By
ordinary
power
the
Lord
Chauncelor
proceedeth
as
at
the
common
Law
,
as
in
proceeding
vpon
Recognizances
there
knowledged
,
and
trauerses
of
offices
,
in
which
parties
are
to
plead
and
ioyne
issue
as
at
common
Law
.
And
so
in
suit
against
,
or
for
Clerkes
of
the
Chauncerie
,
and
other
persons
priuiledged
by
Attachment
there
for
matter
of
action
remediable
by
the
common
Law
&c.
But
when
they
be
at
issue
,
the
Record
must
be
transmitted
into
the
K.
Bench
to
be
tried
by
Iurie
.
And
when
it
is
so
tried
,
it
must
be
remaunded
into
the
Chauncerie
,
that
iudgement
may
be
there
giuen
,
and
execution
had
vpon
the
same
,
24.
E.
3.
45.
14.
E.
4.
7.
8.
E.
4.
6.
Of
the
power
absolute
of
the
Chauncerie
.
THe
absolute
power
is
not
tied
to
the
rules
of
the
common
Law
,
Sect.
16.
but
by
that
,
matters
may
be
examined
omnibus
vijs
&
modis
quibus
rei
veritas
melius
sciri
poterit
,
&
iudged
secundum
allegata
&
probata
,
and
not
by
Iurie
of
twelue
men
,
as
at
the
common
Law
:
But
by
examination
of
witnesses
,
as
in
the
courtes
of
the
Ciuill
Law
,
Smithus
de
Rep.
Angl.
lib.
2.
cap.
12.
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
9.
E.
4.
15.
Neither
is
such
precise
forme
of
pleading
vsed
in
the
Chauncerie
,
as
at
the
common
Law
,
nor
any
aduantage
to
be
taken
for
mispleading
,
or
want
of
forme
,
so
as
the
substance
of
the
matter
be
sufficiently
disclosed
in
conscience
,
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
9.
E.
4.
15.
24.
E.
3.
45.
14.
E.
4.
7.
Diuers
other
speciall
aucthorities
and
priuiledges
hath
the
Lord
Chauncelor
by
sundrie
Statutes
,
as
thereby
appeareth
.
And
partition
made
in
the
Chauncery
rendring
rent
is
good
,
and
may
well
be
sent
into
the
Kings
Bench
,
and
execution
thereupon
made
by
Scire
facias
,
●7
.
H.
6.
43.
li.
Ass.
32.
And
if
lands
be
recouered
from
a
woman
whereof
she
was
endowed
in
the
Chauncerie
,
she
may
haue
a
Scire
facias
there
to
be
newly
endowed
,
29.
Ass.
23.
Of
a
Subpena
.
ANd
seeing
the
ordinarie
meanes
to
call
and
bring
in
the
parties
to
Sect.
17.
aunswere
in
this
Court
is
eyther
by
the
Serieant
of
the
Mace
,
as
before
,
or
by
Subpena
which
onely
is
th
originall
processe
of
this
court
,
and
must
be
directed
to
the
parties
,
D.
St.
lib.
1.
cap.
17.
Smith
de
Rep.
Ang.
lib.
2.
cap.
12.
Cases
remediable
in
Chauncerie
.
HAuing
thus
perused
Equitie
and
summum
Ius
with
their
differences
,
Sect.
18.
and
also
what
conscience
is
,
whereupon
suits
in
this
court
do
chiefly
lie
:
It
seemeth
good
now
specially
to
consider
such
speciall
cases
as
be
remediable
in
Chauncerie
,
and
for
which
a
writ
of
Subpena
lieth
there
,
as
in
cases
following
.
A
Subpena
lyeth
in
no
case
but
where
the
common
Law
fayleth
,
so
as
the
partie
who
in
Equitie
hath
wrong
,
can
haue
none
ordinarie
remedie
by
the
course
and
rules
of
the
common
Law
,
39.
H.
6.
26.
7.
H.
7.
11.
as
in
these
cases
following
,
and
such
like
.
As
if
the
Queene
by
her
letters
Patents
giue
vnto
A.
goods
forfeited
to
her
highnes
by
Treason
,
A.
may
sue
for
the
same
in
Chauncerie
,
39.
H.
6.
26.
And
it
seemeth
if
one
Coexecutor
alone
releas
debt
due
to
the
testator
,
his
companion
may
thereof
haue
remedie
in
Chauncery
against
his
Coexecutor
onely
,
if
no
couin
be
in
the
debtor
:
but
if
there
be
,
then
against
them
both
,
4.
H.
7.
4.
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
And
by
Moyle
,
if
in
a
Quare
impedit
by
two
Coparceners
,
th
one
make
a
false
plea
of
couin
betweene
him
&
the
defendant
,
then
his
companion
by
suit
in
the
Court
may
enforce
him
to
ioine
with
him
in
a
true
count
,
6.
E.
4.
10.
If
lands
in
Auncient
demesne
extended
by
statute
Marchant
be
recouered
by
common
recouerie
,
the
cognizee
hath
no
remedie
but
in
conscience
,
7.
H.
7.
11.
If
feoffees
in
trust
commaunded
by
cestuy
q
vse
to
enfeoffe
his
vendee
,
refuse
to
do
it
,
a
Subpena
lyeth
for
the
vendee
against
them
,
37.
H.
6.
36.
If
cestuy
q
vse
deuise
by
his
will
that
his
feoffees
make
an
estate
to
I.
S.
for
life
,
the
remainder
to
H.
in
fee
,
and
I.
refuse
to
take
his
estate
,
H.
after
the
death
of
I.
may
by
Subpena
compell
the
feoffees
to
make
estate
to
him
accordingly
,
per
Ienny
&
Finch
.
37.
H.
6.
36.
Tenant
in
Borough
english
enfeoffe
A.
to
the
vse
of
the
feoffor
and
his
heires
and
die
,
his
yongest
sonne
shall
haue
a
Subpena
,
and
not
the
eldest
,
for
the
vse
is
of
the
nature
of
the
land
,
5.
E.
4.
7.
If
a
man
make
a
feoffement
in
trust
of
lands
discended
to
him
ex
parte
matris
,
and
die
without
issue
,
his
heire
ex
parte
matris
may
haue
a
Subpena
,
5.
E.
4.
7.
If
a
man
make
a
feoffement
to
performe
his
will
,
and
after
to
infeoffe
his
heires
,
and
declare
his
will
for
yeares
,
and
die
,
hauing
issue
a
sonne
and
a
daughter
by
one
venter
,
and
a
daughter
by
another
ventre
,
the
sonne
dieth
without
issue
before
the
will
be
performed
,
his
sister
of
the
whole
bloud
is
to
haue
execution
of
the
state
by
the
feoffees
,
for
possessio
fratris
de
feodo
(
of
an
vse
)
facit
sororem
esse
haeredem
,
&
the
will
for
yeares
is
no
impediment
of
the
possession
:
But
otherwise
if
it
had
bin
of
franktenement
by
the
Reporter
,
5.
E.
4.
7.
If
A.
seised
in
fee
to
the
vse
of
a
woman
,
who
taketh
an
husband
,
&
he
selleth
the
land
to
S.
for
money
which
the
wife
receiueth
,
&
A.
at
their
request
infeffe
the
vendee
,
the
husband
dieth
,
the
wife
may
haue
a
Subpena
against
the
vendee
,
hauing
notice
hereof
,
or
else
against
the
feoffee
for
recompence
:
for
this
is
the
sale
of
the
husband
onely
,
7.
E.
4.
14.
If
M.
know
that
W.
is
infeoffed
to
mine
vse
,
or
of
my
will
,
or
hath
goods
giuen
to
him
to
mine
vse
,
and
buy
the
lands
or
goods
for
money
,
a
Subpena
lieth
against
the
vendor
and
vendee
to
performe
the
will
or
vse
,
5.
E.
4.
7.
11.
E.
4.
8.
Diuers
.
Cu●
106.
But
against
the
vendor
only
if
the
vendee
haue
no
such
notice
,
Diuers
.
Cu●
106.
A
man
by
Subpena
may
enforce
his
feoffee
of
trust
to
bring
actions
in
their
names
,
7.
E.
4.
29.
as
trespas
against
trespassors
,
11.
E.
4.
8.
yet
if
the
feoffee
had
released
to
the
trespassor
,
Cestuy
que
vse
had
bin
remediles
,
11.
E.
4.
8.
or
Assise
,
2.
E.
4.
2.
or
trespas
for
goods
giuen
to
his
vse
taken
away
,
7.
E.
4.
29.
But
not
an
appeale
of
Robberie
,
because
they
be
not
compelable
to
ioyne
battaile
,
7.
E.
4.
29.
If
a
feoffement
be
made
to
the
chiefe
Lord
,
or
others
,
to
vses
,
he
may
refuse
to
execute
the
estate
for
extinguishing
of
his
Seigniorie
,
and
no
Subpena
lieth
against
him
,
16.
E.
4.
4.
The
heire
of
the
feoffee
in
trust
being
in
by
discent
is
compellable
by
Subpena
to
execute
an
estate
according
to
the
trust
,
22.
E.
4.
6.
If
a
wife
will
that
her
feoffees
shall
infeoffe
her
husband
,
he
may
not
compell
them
thereunto
,
for
the
will
of
a
wife
in
this
case
is
void
,
18.
E.
4.
11.
If
A.
be
bound
to
F.
to
the
vse
of
C.
C.
in
Chauncerie
may
compell
F.
to
sue
A.
for
the
same
,
2.
E.
4.
2.
If
R.
deliuer
money
to
A.
to
deliuer
to
his
executors
or
administrators
to
dispose
&c.
and
deliuer
A.
the
same
vpon
bond
to
B.
to
keepe
and
redeliuer
to
him
,
R.
dieth
,
his
executors
,
or
administrators
may
in
Chancery
compell
A.
to
sue
the
obligors
for
the
money
,
4.
E.
4.
37.
If
P.
be
bound
in
a
statute
staple
to
I.
and
H
,
to
the
vse
of
I
,
&
H.
releas
P
,
no
Subpena
lieth
against
P.
notwithstanding
that
he
had
notice
of
thuse
,
for
euery
man
may
lawfully
aide
himselfe
,
11.
E.
4.
8.
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
The
like
of
an
Obligation
to
two
,
to
thuse
of
one
,
the
remedie
is
against
him
that
did
so
releas
,
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
11.
E.
4.
8.
If
A.
be
bound
to
B.
to
thuse
of
C.
and
B.
release
,
C.
may
haue
remedie
therefore
in
Chauncerie
,
7.
H.
7.
11.
If
a
man
pay
debt
due
by
specialtie
without
an
acquitance
,
or
haue
an
acquitance
,
and
loose
it
,
he
shall
haue
remedy
in
Chauncery
,
22.
E.
4.
6.
7.
H.
7.
11.
But
it
seemeth
to
be
otherwise
,
if
the
debt
be
by
matter
of
record
,
for
else
might
all
Records
be
auoided
by
witnesses
which
would
distroy
the
common
Law
,
22.
E.
4.
6.
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
D.
and
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
12.
A
Subpena
lyeth
on
a
promise
or
agreement
by
word
:
as
to
build
a
house
,
or
do
any
other
lawfull
act
,
8.
E
,
4.
4.
Diuers
.
Cur.
105.
An
action
lieth
against
Executors
in
Chauncerie
vpon
a
simple
contract
without
specialty
,
7.
H.
7.
11.
If
there
be
2.
obligors
,
and
the
obligee
giue
longer
day
of
payment
to
th
one
of
them
,
&
sue
thother
,
he
may
haue
a
Subpena
,
6.
E.
4.
41.
If
goods
be
giuen
to
defraud
creditors
,
they
may
haue
remedie
in
Chauncerie
against
the
donees
,
or
such
as
haue
the
possession
of
the
goods
,
16.
E.
4.
9.
If
a
man
be
suerti●●or
an
others
debt
,
and
the
debtor
,
and
others
be
bound
to
saue
the
suertie
harmeles
,
&
the
suretie
haue
▪
also
goods
deliuered
by
the
debtor
to
saue
him
harmeles
:
Notwithstanding
the
suerty
pay
the
debt
,
yet
if
he
sue
his
Obligation
,
the
debtor
may
haue
a
Subpena
for
restitution
of
his
goods
so
pawned
for
the
same
,
least
he
should
be
twice
charged
therefore
,
16.
E.
4.
9.
If
a
man
buy
a
debt
due
by
obligation
,
and
be
bound
to
pay
a
summe
of
money
to
the
vendor
for
it
:
yet
for
so
much
as
the
thing
sold
is
chose
in
action
in
the
vendee
he
can
haue
no
propertie
,
and
therefore
hath
not
quid
pro
quo
,
the
vendee
may
be
relieued
in
Equitie
for
his
owne
obligation
,
37.
H.
6.
13.
And
for
euidence
whereof
the
plaintife
knoweth
,
neither
the
certain
contents
nor
contentment
,
he
may
haue
remedy
in
Chauncery
,
Diuers
.
Cur.
105.
Learne
whether
if
a
transitorie
personall
action
be
sued
in
a
forein
Countie
,
the
defendant
may
stay
the
plaintife
in
Chauncerie
by
Iniunction
,
Diuers
.
Cur.
106.
So
necessarie
be
the
remedies
in
Chaunceri
e
vpon
equities
allowed
by
law
,
that
it
seemeth
to
some
not
inconuenient
to
haue
assigned
such
remedies
for
the
7.
ground
of
the
Lawes
of
this
Realme
,
which
are
said
to
consist
of
6.
grounds
onely
:
First
the
Law
of
Reason
,
2.
The
Law
of
God
,
3.
Generall
Customes
of
the
Realme
,
4.
Principles
or
Maxims
of
Law
,
5.
Particuler
Customes
vsed
onely
in
certein
places
of
this
Realme
,
6.
Acts
of
Parliament
,
Doct.
&
Stu.
Lib.
1.
cap.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
and
17.
If
a
man
bound
in
a
single
Obligation
or
bill
of
debt
,
pay
the
money
according
to
the
bond
,
neither
taking
an
acquitance
thereof
,
nor
cancelling
the
specialtie
of
the
same
,
he
is
by
the
common
Law
chargeable
to
pay
the
same
debt
againe
,
by
vertue
of
the
said
specialtie
:
But
may
haue
remedy
thereof
in
the
Chauncerie
,
Doct.
Stu.
Lib.
2.
cap.
6.
1.
H.
7.
fol.
14.
¶
A
view
of
certeine
cases
wherein
the
partie
grieued
seemeth
wronged
Sect.
19.
in
Conscience
,
and
yet
is
remedilesse
in
Chauncery
.
OF
an
vniust
wager
of
Law
in
an
action
of
debt
vpon
a
simple
contract
,
Doct.
Stu.
Lib.
1.
cap.
18.
Of
a
false
verdict
by
a
graund
Iurie
in
Attaint
,
Doct.
Stu.
Lib.
1.
cap.
18.
For
damages
where
a
man
hath
right
or
title
to
land
in
the
possession
of
another
,
and
may
by
action
recouer
,
onely
the
land
but
no
dammages
,
for
the
meane
occupation
there
is
no
remedie
for
the
same
damages
in
Chauncerie
:
As
if
the
tenant
in
taile
be
disseised
,
and
the
disseisor
die
seised
,
and
his
heire
is
in
by
discent
,
a●●●st
whom
the
issue
in
taile
bringeth
a
Formedon
,
he
may
recouer
the
land
,
but
no
damages
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
A
man
may
not
deny
that
which
he
hath
once
affirmed
of
record
,
in
a
Court
of
Record
,
nor
affirme
that
which
he
hath
once
denied
of
record
in
a
Court
of
Record
,
nor
that
whereof
he
wilfully
estopped
or
excluded
himselfe
by
deed
indented
,
or
otherwise
:
As
if
a
daughter
which
is
sole
heire
to
her
father
sue
liuerie
with
her
bastard
sister
,
she
is
remedilesse
by
law
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
If
a
thing
be
found
by
verdict
against
trueth
before
iudgement
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
Where
the
cause
of
the
law
ceaseth
,
the
law
also
ceaseth
in
conscience
:
As
lessee
for
yeares
recouereth
by
iudgement
treble
damages
for
a
trespas
of
wast
done
by
an
estranger
,
And
he
in
the
reuersion
dieth
before
his
action
of
wast
be
ended
,
yet
in
conscience
he
ought
to
sue
execution
for
his
single
damages
,
for
he
had
no
more
hurt
thereby
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
A
Law
grounded
vpon
a
false
presumption
is
not
to
be
holden
in
conscience
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
Conscience
may
not
preuaile
against
a
lawfull
Custome
,
either
generall
or
particuler
:
As
in
discents
of
lands
to
the
eldest
sonne
by
the
common
Law
,
to
the
yongest
by
Borough
English
,
and
to
al
by
Gauelkind
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
So
if
a
man
without
consideration
make
a
deede
of
feoffement
of
two
acres
of
land
,
lying
each
in
a
seuerall
Shire
,
and
make
liuery
of
seisin
in
th
one
acre
onely
in
the
name
of
both
,
that
wherein
liuerie
of
seisin
was
made
,
onely
passeth
in
law
and
conscience
.
Doct.
St.
lib.
1.
cap.
20.
If
one
Iointenant
of
a
wood
sell
the
wood
,
and
keepe
all
the
money
receiued
for
it
wholly
to
himself
,
his
fellow
may
haue
remedy
in
Chancerie
,
lib.
1.
cap.
19.
And
so
it
seemeth
,
if
they
were
Iointenants
in
common
,
or
Coparceners
of
other
things
.
If
a
common
person
of
his
mere
motion
without
other
consideration
make
a
feoffement
of
a
manor
,
without
these
words
,
(
with
the
appurtenances
)
he
hath
right
onely
to
the
demeanes
and
commons
,
and
rents
,
of
the
attournement
:
but
neither
to
Aduowson
appendant
,
nor
villein
regardant
.
But
in
the
Kings
case
,
notwithstanding
the
words
(
with
th
appurtenances
)
were
in
the
graunt
:
yet
neither
Aduowsons
,
nor
Villeines
do
passe
,
either
by
Law
or
conscience
,
vnlesse
they
be
especially
named
,
D.
S.
Lib.
1.
cap.
19.
6.
E.
3.
286.
Regist.
fol.
228.
Fundamenta
Legum
fol.
70.
43.
E.
3.
22.
If
a
lease
for
yeares
be
reseruing
rent
,
with
a
clause
of
reentrie
,
the
rent
is
behind
,
the
lessor
dieth
before
demaund
,
the
heire
can
neither
enter
by
law
nor
consci●●e
:
Otherwise
if
he
made
a
lawfull
demaund
thereof
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
20.
If
tenant
in
Dower
sow
the
land
and
die
before
the
Corne
be
reaped
,
hir
executors
shall
haue
the
Corne
:
but
not
the
grasse
,
nor
other
fruits
,
D.
S.
Lib.
1.
cap.
20.
If
tenant
for
life
,
or
tenant
in
taile
after
possibilitie
of
issue
,
alien
in
fee
,
he
in
the
reuersion
or
remainder
may
enter
,
and
haue
the
land
by
the
forfeiture
,
in
law
and
conscience
,
D.
S.
Lib.
1.
cap.
20.
45.
E.
3.
3.
Euery
Law
ordeined
for
the
disposition
of
lands
or
goods
,
contrarie
neither
to
the
Law
of
God
,
nor
to
the
Law
of
Reason
,
bindeth
in
the
Court
of
Conscience
,
D.
S.
Lib.
1.
cap.
20.
Whether
one
of
the
age
of
xx
.
yeares
,
who
hauing
reason
and
wisdome
to
gouerne
himselfe
,
selleth
his
land
for
money
,
and
therewith
buy
other
lands
of
better
value
,
and
taketh
the
profits
thereof
,
may
haue
his
first
land
againe
in
conscience
,
as
he
may
in
law
,
repaying
the
money
which
he
receiued
:
Yet
seemeth
he
may
,
because
the
contract
is
insufficient
by
reason
of
the
infancy
.
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
21.
If
a
man
sell
his
land
by
a
sufficient
and
lawfull
contract
,
though
he
want
liuerie
or
attournement
,
or
such
other
solempnities
of
the
Law
,
yet
the
sellor
is
compelable
▪
in
the
Chauncerie
to
performe
the
contract
,
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
21.
If
the
tenant
for
life
impanelled
on
an
Inquest
loose
issues
&
die
,
they
are
leuiable
by
law
on
him
in
the
reuersion
.
And
so
be
the
husbands
issues
after
his
death
vpon
the
wiues
land
,
and
as
it
seemeth
in
Conscience
,
for
the
necessitie
of
the
execution
of
Iustice
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
21.
No
man
is
bound
in
Conscience
to
pay
the
penaltie
of
a
penall
statute
,
nor
other
penaltie
vntill
it
be
lawfully
recouered
against
him
.
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
23.
If
A.
infeoffe
B.
in
fee
of
land
vpon
condition
,
that
if
he
infeoffe
any
other
,
that
A.
and
his
heires
may
enter
:
this
condition
seemeth
void
in
Law
and
Conscience
,
because
it
is
contrary
to
the
Maximes
of
the
law
,
notwithstanding
th
intent
of
the
parties
,
for
th
intent
must
be
ordered
by
law
,
&
if
it
be
not
,
it
is
void
,
as
by
a
feoffement
of
lands
without
recompence
to
A.
for
euer
,
he
hath
estate
for
life
onely
,
for
want
of
the
woord
(
heires
)
And
a
Lease
to
A.
&
his
heires
for
xx
.
yeares
,
shall
go
to
his
executors
,
because
it
is
a
chattel
,
&
so
by
feoffement
without
recompence
to
a
man
&
his
wife
&
a
third
person
,
the
husband
&
wife
take
only
the
moitie
,
because
they
are
but
one
person
in
law
.
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
24.
A
fine
with
proclamation
&
no
claime
within
v.
yeres
extinguisheth
the
right
of
all
estrangers
,
aswell
of
the
parties
by
law
.
And
by
Conscience
also
as
it
seemeth
,
because
thereby
the
right
and
title
is
made
certaine
,
and
thereby
the
common
wealth
more
quiet
,
and
it
is
not
contrarie
to
Gods
law
.
Doct.
&
St.
25.
Common
recouery
with
vouchers
vpon
writs
of
Entre
orderly
pursued
,
and
no
recouery
in
value
to
be
had
in
deed
barre
thissue
in
taile
in
law
,
23.
H.
8.
Br.
Taile
23.
14.
E.
4.
14.
&
19.
13.
E.
4.
1.
And
in
conscience
as
it
seemeth
,
for
as
the
intailes
are
made
by
law
,
West
.
2.
ca.
1.
euen
so
by
law
may
they
be
adnulled
.
And
such
Lawes
as
concerne
right
or
propertie
to
things
,
and
be
not
contrarie
to
the
lawes
of
God
,
or
of
reason
,
are
good
in
conscience
.
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
6.
If
a
disseisor
giue
the
lands
to
I.
S.
in
taile
,
&
he
graunteth
vnto
the
disseisee
rent
out
of
the
same
lands
,
in
consideration
wherof
the
disseisee
releaseth
his
right
,
this
graunt
bindeth
the
issue
in
taile
for
euer
in
law
and
conscience
,
because
this
release
doth
confirme
his
estate
which
the
disseisee
might
else
haue
defeated
.
D.
S.
Lib.
1.
cap.
27.
44.
E.
3.
22.
If
the
bodie
of
a
debtor
that
hath
nothing
,
be
by
iudgement
imprisoned
vntill
he
pay
his
debt
,
hee
seemeth
remedylesse
in
Conscience
.
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
29.
A
recouerie
with
vouchers
of
an
annuitie
intailed
,
bindeth
thissue
in
taile
neither
in
law
nor
conscience
,
because
a
writ
of
Entre
doth
not
lie
for
an
Annuity
,
nor
any
other
writ
then
only
a
writ
of
Annuity
against
the
person
of
the
grantor
or
his
heire
,
hauing
assets
by
discent
:
Or
against
a
Corporation
,
if
it
be
graunted
to
be
perceiued
out
of
their
cofers
,
for
that
an
Annuitie
is
no
freehold
in
law
.
D.
S.
lib.
1.
cap.
30.
44.
E.
3.
5.
2.
H.
4.
13.
Fitz.
Na.
br.
fol.
152.
If
tenant
in
taile
be
disseised
and
die
,
and
a
collaterall
aunce●●er
to
the
heire
in
taile
release
to
the
disseisor
with
warrantie
and
die
,
and
the
same
warrantie
discend
vpon
the
said
heire
,
he
is
barred
in
law
and
conscience
.
D.
S.
cap.
31.
35.
H.
6.
63.
41.
E.
3.
7.
45.
E.
3.
23.
19.
H.
6.
59.
15.
H.
7.
9.
&
10.
21.
H.
7.
39.
3.
H.
7.
9.
Tenant
in
taile
after
possibilitie
of
issue
is
dispunishable
for
wast
by
law
and
conscience
,
because
he
had
once
inheritance
,
45.
E.
3.
3.
39.
E.
3.
16.
and
thereby
power
to
wast
without
punishment
,
which
power
endureth
so
long
as
his
estate
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
1.
If
a
man
be
outlawed
before
he
haue
knowledge
of
the
suit
,
albeit
the
surmised
cause
of
action
be
vntrue
,
yet
the
Queene
may
haue
his
goods
by
Law
and
conscience
,
by
reason
of
his
disobedience
in
not
appearing
,
to
the
hindrance
of
the
effect
of
law
,
for
he
is
bound
to
take
notice
of
the
suit
being
of
record
at
his
perill
.
And
the
forfeiture
groweth
by
a
generall
Maxime
made
for
the
necessarie
execution
of
Iustice
:
But
it
seemeth
the
defendant
may
haue
remedie
in
conscience
against
him
which
caused
him
to
be
outlawed
without
iust
cause
.
D.
St.
lib.
2.
cap.
3.
21.
H.
7.
7.
9.
H.
6.
20.
If
an
estranger
do
wast
lands
which
another
holdeth
for
yeares
,
life
,
in
dower
,
or
by
the
curtesie
,
without
the
tenants
assent
,
the
owner
of
the
reuersion
may
recouer
the
place
wasted
,
and
treble
dammages
against
the
tenant
in
law
.
And
in
conscience
notwithstanding
that
the
stranger
be
insufficient
to
recompence
him
for
the
same
,
for
it
is
his
owne
act
and
follie
to
take
such
estate
subiect
to
the
chance
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
4.
If
a
real
action
be
brought
by
a
very
lawfull
heire
,
and
yet
bastardie
being
pleaded
in
him
,
he
is
vntruely
certified
by
the
Ordinarie
to
be
a
bastard
,
and
so
barred
,
the
tenant
knowing
this
certificate
to
be
vntrue
,
ought
not
in
conscience
to
reteyne
the
land
,
yet
is
there
no
remedie
for
him
in
law
,
nor
in
Chauncerie
,
as
it
seemeth
for
that
the
Bishops
certificat
is
the
highest
triall
that
the
law
affordeth
in
this
behalfe
.
And
euery
stranger
may
take
aduantage
of
this
certificate
,
and
no
moe
writs
may
be
awarded
for
further
trialll
of
the
trueth
thereof
,
for
the
auoyding
of
the
inconvenience
which
might
happen
,
if
another
Bishop
should
certifie
such
bastard
to
be
legitimate
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
5.
If
a
feoffement
in
fee
be
made
without
deed
,
or
a
gift
in
taile
,
or
a
lease
for
life
,
the
remainder
ouer
in
fee
:
Or
if
tenant
for
●fe
graunt
his
whole
estate
by
deed
Poll
,
reseruing
rent
,
in
these
cases
the
reseruation
is
void
in
law
,
and
there
is
no
remedie
therefore
but
in
conscience
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
9.
Learne
whether
Executors
or
Administrators
hauing
assets
,
be
compellable
in
Chauncerie
to
make
amends
for
trespasse
done
by
their
testator
,
or
to
pay
debt
due
by
him
vpon
a
simple
contract
,
Do.
St.
lib.
2.
cap.
10.
If
tenant
in
fee
haue
two
sonnes
and
die
,
and
I.
S.
abate
and
th
elder
sonne
make
his
executors
and
dieth
,
and
the
yonger
recouereth
against
the
abator
in
Assise
of
Mortdauncester
the
lands
and
damages
from
the
death
of
his
Father
,
the
executors
of
the
elder
brother
haue
no
remedie
for
the
damages
accrued
in
his
life
time
,
as
it
seemeth
.
Do.
&
Stu.
lib.
2.
cap.
13.
Tenant
in
dower
hath
no
remedie
in
Equitie
against
the
alienee
of
her
husband
for
damages
growing
betweene
his
death
and
her
demaund
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
13.
Tenant
for
life
disseised
dieth
,
his
disseisor
dieth
,
his
heire
entreth
,
against
whom
the
owner
of
the
reuersion
recouereth
the
landes
,
but
no
damages
by
law
nor
Equitie
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
13.
If
a
man
seised
of
lands
knowing
that
an
other
hath
good
right
thervnto
,
leuieth
a
fine
with
proclamation
to
extinguish
such
right
,
And
maketh
no
claime
within
v.
yeres
,
he
is
remedilesse
in
law
and
Equitie
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
14.
A
man
seised
of
lands
in
fee
hath
a
daughter
,
she
marieth
and
hath
issue
,
&
her
father
dieth
,
the
husband
so
soone
as
he
knoweth
of
his
fathers
death
,
hasteth
to
take
possession
of
the
land
,
but
before
he
come
to
it
,
his
wife
dieth
,
he
shal
not
be
tenant
by
the
Curtesie
of
England
,
by
law
nor
conscience
,
because
he
had
not
actual
possession
thereof
in
the
life
time
of
his
wife
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
15.
If
without
consideration
a
new
rent
be
graunted
without
deede
,
or
a
reuersion
without
attornement
,
the
grauntee
is
remedilesse
,
Do.
St.
lib.
2.
cap.
15.
A
man
seised
in
fee
of
lands
holden
by
Knights
seruice
,
deuiseth
the
whole
to
A.
B.
the
deuisee
thereof
is
remedilesse
for
a
third
part
thereof
,
for
that
there
is
no
Maxime
in
law
for
him
,
D.
S.
li.
2.
ca.
15.
If
the
tenant
make
a
feoffement
of
the
land
which
he
holdeth
by
prioritie
,
&
taketh
estate
thereof
backe
againe
and
dieth
,
the
Lord
of
whom
he
held
by
priority
is
remedilesse
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
15.
If
the
grauntee
of
a
rent
charge
take
a
feoffement
from
the
grauntor
of
parcel
of
the
lands
charged
to
his
owne
vse
,
the
whole
rent
is
extinct
by
the
vnitie
of
possession
,
because
such
rent
is
against
common
right
:
And
the
law
deemeth
it
his
owne
folie
to
accept
the
feoffement
,
and
neither
his
ignorance
of
the
deede
,
nor
of
the
law
can
helpe
him
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
16.
&
17.
Yet
Quaere
in
Equitie
,
because
the
grauntor
himselfe
is
priuie
to
the
said
feoffement
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
17.
A.
graunteth
a
rent
charge
out
of
two
acres
of
land
vnto
B.
and
then
infeoffeth
H.
of
the
one
acre
in
fee
to
his
vse
,
and
after
H.
intending
to
extinguish
the
whole
right
,
causeth
the
same
acre
to
be
recouered
against
him
,
by
common
recouerie
in
a
writ
of
Entre
sur
disseisin
in
le
Post
,
in
the
name
of
the
said
grauntee
(
not
knowing
thereof
)
and
of
an
other
man
,
who
by
force
thereof
entreth
and
dieth
,
so
that
the
grauntee
is
sole
seised
of
all
the
same
acre
by
suruiuor
,
to
thuse
of
the
said
H.
The
whole
rent
is
hereby
extinct
by
law
through
the
vnitie
of
possession
,
though
the
vse
be
to
H.
&
it
is
also
extinct
in
conscience
as
to
the
grauntor
,
because
he
is
neither
party
nor
priuie
to
that
by
which
th
extinguishment
groweth
.
But
Quere
whether
in
conscience
the
grauntee
ought
to
haue
the
whole
rent
of
H.
who
caused
the
said
recouerie
to
be
so
had
.
Do.
S.
Lib.
2.
cap.
17.
If
a
Villein
graunted
for
life
,
purchaseth
lands
in
fee
,
and
the
grauntee
entreth
before
the
villein
alieneth
the
same
,
the
grauntee
shall
haue
the
land
for
euer
as
a
perquisite
,
by
reason
of
the
villein
.
And
this
both
by
Law
5.
E.
4.
61.
and
by
conscience
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
18.
Perkins
Sect'
94.
95.
96.
&
97.
If
one
haue
a
villein
for
yeres
,
as
executor
,
who
purchaseth
lands
in
fee
,
th
executor
by
law
and
conscience
shal
haue
the
same
lands
in
fee
to
the
behoofe
of
his
testator
,
and
they
shall
be
deemed
assets
in
his
hands
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
18.
because
he
hath
them
by
reason
of
his
villein
.
If
a
Lawier
ignorantly
or
affectionately
giue
wrong
counsel
to
his
client
,
who
followeth
it
to
his
trouble
and
losse
,
yet
is
he
remedilesse
as
it
seemeth
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
19.
Therefore
it
is
good
to
aske
aduise
of
none
but
such
as
be
learned
in
the
Lawes
,
and
of
good
conscience
.
If
a
man
without
consideration
giue
landes
by
Indenture
to
H.
and
his
heires
,
vpon
condition
,
that
if
he
pay
not
vnto
I.
S.
●
.
li.
rent
yerely
,
that
then
the
said
I.
S.
may
enter
&c.
which
rent
is
not
paid
,
yet
the
said
I.
S.
may
neither
enter
by
law
nor
conscience
,
because
he
is
neither
party
nor
priuie
to
the
said
condition
,
notwithstanding
the
intent
of
the
giuer
,
for
such
intent
being
not
grounded
vpon
the
law
is
void
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
20.
Plo.
25.
B.
But
the
feoffor
as
it
seemeth
may
lawfully
reenter
,
because
the
words
of
the
Indenture
implie
a
condition
in
law
to
that
effect
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
23.
If
a
man
without
consideration
confirme
th
estate
of
his
lessee
for
life
,
the
remainder
to
another
in
fee
,
this
remainder
is
void
in
law
and
equitie
,
because
a
Remainder
cannot
commence
,
but
at
the
same
instant
that
the
particuler
estate
,
whereupon
it
dependeth
began
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
20.
Plow.
25.
b.
yet
the
feoffor
and
his
heires
in
this
case
may
enter
for
the
breach
of
the
said
condition
.
If
by
a
feoffement
indented
it
be
agreed
that
the
feoffee
shall
yerely
pay
to
A.
B.
and
his
heires
a
certein
rent
,
and
that
if
he
pay
it
not
,
that
A.
B.
and
his
heire
may
enter
&c.
albeit
the
feoffee
pay
not
the
money
,
yet
may
neither
the
said
A.
B.
nor
the
feffor
enter
,
for
that
there
is
no
clause
of
reentre
in
the
said
deede
.
Howbeit
it
seemeth
he
may
haue
remedy
in
Chancerie
for
the
said
yerely
payment
.
D.
S.
h.
2.
ca.
21.
If
A.
promise
to
giue
vnto
B.
a
summe
of
money
,
or
other
thing
of
meere
motion
without
any
consideration
,
the
partie
is
not
bound
to
performe
this
promise
either
by
law
or
in
Chauncerie
,
because
it
is
Nudum
pactum
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
24.
If
A.
promise
to
giue
B.
x.
s.
in
consideration
of
a
trespas
by
him
done
vnto
B.
yet
A.
is
not
thereby
bound
in
law
nor
conscience
,
because
this
is
an
accord
,
for
which
none
action
lieth
.
And
notwithstanding
this
accord
,
B.
may
haue
his
action
for
the
said
trespas
,
because
the
concord
is
executorie
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
24.
If
a
man
haue
one
sonne
before
mariage
,
and
an
other
after
,
and
bequeathed
all
his
goods
to
his
sonne
and
heire
,
it
seemeth
both
in
law
and
conscience
,
that
the
sonne
borne
after
mariage
shall
haue
the
goods
,
for
he
is
heire
by
the
common
Lawes
of
the
Realme
,
of
which
the
Spiritual
Iudges
are
bound
to
take
notice
,
and
to
giue
sentence
accordingly
of
temporal
things
:
Notwithstanding
that
by
the
common
Lawes
the
othersonne
is
legitimate
and
the
testators
heire
,
for
the
auoiding
of
the
inconuenience
which
might
happen
by
the
contrary
iudgements
in
seuerall
Courts
.
In
like
maner
temporall
Iudges
seeme
bound
in
conscience
to
take
notice
of
the
common
Law
,
when
they
are
to
Iudge
spirituall
things
,
and
to
order
their
Iudgements
according
to
the
same
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
ca.
25.
Iointenants
and
tenants
in
common
of
an
Aduowson
,
must
within
vi
.
Monethes
after
auoidance
agree
and
ioine
in
presentment
of
their
Cierke
.
And
the
eldest
sister
of
Coparceners
must
present
first
,
and
then
the
second
,
by
turne
,
or
by
such
composition
as
they
make
thereof
,
except
the
yongest
coparcener
be
the
kings
ward
,
in
which
case
the
presentment
belongeth
to
the
king
.
And
if
they
keepe
not
this
course
of
presentment
within
the
sixe
Monethes
,
they
loose
their
presentment
for
that
time
.
And
the
Ordinary
may
present
by
Laps
both
in
law
and
conscience
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
33.
And
if
the
auoidance
be
by
death
,
cession
,
or
creation
,
the
6.
Monethes
commenc●
at
the
death
,
creation
,
or
cession
,
&
the
patron
is
bound
to
take
notice
thereof
.
And
if
by
resignation
or
depriuation
,
then
from
notice
thereof
giuen
by
the
Ordinary
to
the
Patron
.
If
by
vnion
,
from
the
agreement
how
they
shall
present
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
31.
The
wife
suruiuing
her
husband
which
tooke
a
lease
for
yeres
,
or
life
,
in
both
their
names
,
may
lawfully
and
with
good
conscience
waiue
and
relinquish
it
:
So
may
an
Executor
refuse
a
terme
made
to
his
testator
,
if
he
haue
not
assets
,
Do.
St.
lib.
2.
33.
If
A.
infeoffe
an
Abbot
by
deede
indented
vpon
condition
,
and
the
Abbot
onely
performeth
not
the
condition
,
the
feoffor
both
in
law
and
conscience
may
reenter
and
haue
his
land
againe
as
in
his
former
right
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
34.
Warrantie
collaterall
.
A
Man
seised
of
lands
in
fee
hath
issue
two
sonnes
,
the
elder
brother
goeth
beyon●
the
Sea
&
remaineth
there
vntil
it
be
commonly
reported
that
he
is
dead
,
the
father
dieth
,
the
yonger
brother
entreth
into
his
lands
as
his
heire
,
and
alieneth
with
warrantie
,
and
dieth
without
issue
of
his
body
,
leauing
no
land
to
discend
to
his
next
heire
,
and
afterwards
the
elder
brother
returneth
and
claimeth
the
landes
in
his
owne
right
,
yet
is
he
barred
by
Law
and
conscience
,
for
that
it
is
the
act
of
his
auncester
whose
heire
he
is
,
by
whom
as
he
might
haue
had
aduantage
to
haue
had
his
lands
by
discent
,
from
his
as
his
heire
,
if
he
had
had
any
,
so
it
seemeth
reasonable
,
that
for
the
priuitie
of
bloud
he
sustaine
disaduantage
by
him
,
because
both
the
seller
and
the
buyer
were
ignorant
of
the
elder
brothers
life
and
right
,
by
reason
of
his
owne
absence
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
49.
Litt̄
sect̄
704.
705.
707.
But
if
such
heire
were
vouched
by
force
of
such
warranty
,
he
might
enter
into
the
warrantie
,
as
one
that
hath
nothing
by
discent
from
that
auncester
,
and
so
auoid
the
warranty
.
Debtagainst
one
as
heire
.
If
the
father
bind
him
and
his
heires
for
the
payment
of
a
debt
,
&
die
,
leauing
assets
by
discent
to
his
sonne
&
heire
,
he
is
bound
to
pay
the
debt
by
law
and
conscience
,
because
he
hath
such
benefit
by
him
,
Do.
St.
lib.
2.
cap.
49.
26.
H.
8.
fo.
I.
40.
E.
3.
f.
38.
12.
E.
3.
f.
9.
13.
E.
3.
fo.
It
is
agreable
both
with
law
and
conscience
,
that
a
man
outlawed
either
in
felouie
or
in
actions
personals
,
shall
forfait
&
loose
all
his
goods
,
because
it
is
so
ordeined
for
the
necessitie
of
the
admmistration
of
Iustice
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
ca.
49.
43.
E.
3.
fo.
18.
21.
Ass.
21.
39.
H.
6.
fo.
26.
21.
H.
7.
f.
7.
49.
E.
3.
f.
5.
16.
E.
4.
fo.
6.
The
like
is
of
forfaiture
of
goods
attached
by
default
of
apparance
,
aswel
in
Court
Baron
as
in
Courts
of
Record
,
28.
H.
6.
fo.
34.
H.
6.
fo.
29.
and
40.
21.
E.
4.
fo.
78.
A
man
is
disseised
of
landes
,
the
disseisor
selleth
the
land
,
the
alienee
knowing
of
the
disseisin
,
obtaineth
a
release
with
warrantie
from
a
collateral
auncester
of
the
disseisee
,
who
also
knoweth
that
the
disseisee
hath
good
right
and
title
to
haue
the
same
landes
,
that
collaterall
auncester
dieth
,
the
warrantie
discendeth
vpon
the
disseisee
as
his
heire
without
assets
,
yet
the
disseisee
is
barred
by
law
and
conscience
,
for
it
were
inconuenient
that
such
releases
&
other
writings
should
be
auoided
by
such
allegations
of
conscience
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
ca.
50.
L●t̄
sect'
707.
If
a
feme
couert
being
of
full
age
leuie
a
fine
by
her
husbandes
compulsion
,
yet
after
his
death
she
shall
neuer
for
that
cause
by
law
nor
conscience
,
be
admitted
to
auoid
such
fine
,
for
the
inconvenience
which
might
thereof
ensue
,
if
by
such
nude
auerments
,
matters
of
record
should
be
auoided
.
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
50.
7.
H.
4.
fo.
23.
If
goods
be
wrecked
vpon
the
Sea
,
that
is
,
where
goods
be
cast
or
come
into
the
Sea
by
ship
wracke
,
so
that
no
man
,
dogg
,
or
catt
,
come
aliue
to
the
land
out
of
the
ship
or
barge
wherein
they
were
caried
(
which
is
deemed
a
Wrecke
,
West
.
1.
cap.
4.
)
and
the
owner
thereof
prooueth
them
not
to
be
his
within
a
yere
&
a
day
after
such
wrecke
,
then
the
Q.
ought
to
haue
them
both
in
law
&
conscience
,
because
she
is
soueraigne
head
of
the
people
,
and
owner
of
the
narrow
Seas
,
and
is
to
scower
them
(
as
it
seemeth
)
from
pyrats
,
&
because
the
property
of
goods
must
needs
be
in
some
person
,
otherwise
they
would
perish
,
which
were
against
the
weale
publique
,
&
in
this
case
the
first
owner
of
the
goods
is
vnknowen
.
And
the
like
is
it
,
of
an
Estray
,
or
Deodand
:
But
not
of
goods
voluntarily
weyued
,
or
casually
lost
and
found
by
others
,
for
in
these
two
last
cases
,
the
propertie
remaineth
still
in
the
first
owners
,
D.
S.
lib.
2.
cap.
51.
35.
H.
6.
fol.
27.
The
like
seemeth
to
be
where
a
subiect
hath
wreckes
by
prescription
,
11.
H.
4.
fo.
16.
Nowe
that
wee
haue
partly
seene
where
a
Subpena
lieth
,
and
where
not
,
let
vs
set
downe
somewhat
of
the
ordinarie
proceeding
thereupon
.
Of
the
ordinarie
proceedings
in
the
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
.
FIrst
the
partie
greeued
takes
out
his
writ
of
Subpena
against
the
Sect
▪
20.
partie
or
parties
offending
,
which
Subpena
is
in
haec
verba
.
Elizabeth
Dei
gratia
Angl'
,
Franc'
&
Hiberniae
Regina
,
fidei
defensor
A
subpena
to
aunswere
.
&c.
A.
C.
salutem
.
Quibusdam
certis
de
causis
coram
nobis
in
Cancell'
nostra
propositis
.
tibi
praecipimus
,
firmiter
iniungentes
quod
omnibus
alijs
pretermissis
,
&
excusatione
quacunque
cessante
,
in
propria
persona
tua
sis
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancellar'
nostra
a
die
Paschae
proxim'
futur'
in
vnum
mensem
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
ad
respondend'
super
hijs
qu●
tibi
obijcientur
tunc
ibidem
.
Et
ad
faciend'
vlterius
&
recipiend'
quod
Curia
n●a
considerauerit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
sub
pena
centum
librar̄
nullatenus
omittas
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
me
ipsa
apud
Westm
xij
.
die
Feb.
Anno
Regni
nostri
tricesimo
sexto
.
Gorge
&c.
But
if
the
defendant
be
a
Noble
man
,
then
no
Subpena
is
awarded
,
but
a
letter
by
the
L.
Chauncelor
,
or
L.
Keeper
,
thus
.
After
my
verie
hartie
commendations
to
your
Lordship
,
whereas
there
A
letter
to
a
noble
man
in
steed
of
a
subpena
to
aunswere
.
hath
bin
of
late
a
Bill
of
complaint
exhibited
into
the
Court
of
Chauncerie
against
you
by
H.
D.
gentleman
,
I
haue
thought
good
to
giue
you
notice
thereof
,
rather
by
these
my
priuate
letters
,
then
by
awarding
her
Maiesties
ordinarie
proces
:
Wherefore
these
are
to
pray
your
Lordship
to
giue
order
for
the
taking
out
of
a
copie
of
a
Bill
,
and
for
the
putting
in
of
your
aunswere
thereunto
,
according
to
the
vsual
course
in
such
cases
accustomed
,
at
or
before
octabis
Hillarij
next
ensuing
.
Of
the
which
nothing
doubting
but
that
your
L.
will
haue
the
care
and
regard
which
appertaineth
,
I
leaue
your
L.
to
the
most
mercifull
keeping
of
the
Almightie
.
From
Saint
A.
the
ix
.
of
May
,
1594.
Your
very
louing
friend
Io.
Puckering
.
The
Superscription
.
To
my
very
good
Lord
,
I.
L.
D.
giue
these
.
And
it
is
to
be
noted
,
that
by
the
Statute
15.
H.
6.
cap.
4.
a
Subpena
Suerties
to
yeld
damages
to
the
def.
is
not
grauntable
without
suerties
to
yeeld
damages
vnto
the
defendant
,
if
he
be
not
vniustly
vexed
.
And
it
were
good
to
obserue
this
course
,
for
auoiding
of
causelesse
and
trifling
suites
,
to
which
most
men
be
ouer
prone
.
Yet
if
the
defendant
doe
appeare
at
the
returne
of
the
Subpena
,
and
Costs
for
default
of
a
bill
.
no
Bill
be
put
into
the
Court
by
the
plaintife
against
him
,
then
costes
are
to
be
graunted
for
such
wrongfull
vexation
.
And
thereupon
he
may
haue
a
Subpena
ad
soluend'
for
the
same
costs
in
forme
following
.
ELizabeth
Dei
gratia
Angl'
&c.
I.
S.
salutem
&c.
vsque
firmiter
iniungentes
,
Sect'
21.
A
Subpena
for
costs
.
quod
to
soluas
,
vel
soluifacias
R.
N.
xl
.
s.
qui
per
considerationem
domini
Cancell'
,
vel
domini
custod'
magni
sigilli
,
&
cur'
Cancell'
nostr'
praedict'
eidem
R.
adiudicat̄fuerunt
pro
misis
&
expensis
suis
quae
ipse
sustinuit
ratione
&
occasione
cuiusdam
queremon̄
,
quam
tu
erga
eundem
R.
in
Cancell'
nostra
praed'
minime
prosequereris
cum
effectu
,
iuxta
formam
statuti
inde
edit'
&
prouisi
,
veltu
ipse
sis
coram
nobis
.
Or
thus
,
pro
expensis
soluend'
.
Quod
tu
soluas
,
vel
solui
facias
praefat'
R.
xl
.
s.
qui
eidem
R.
adiudicati
fuerunt
in
Cancellaria
praedict'
pro
expensis
suisoccasione
iniuste
vexationis
quam
ipse
nuper
indebite
sustinuit
in
quadam
billa
versus
ipsum
R.
in
eadem
Cancellaria
ad
prosecutionem
tuam
nuper
fact̄
,
iuxta
formam
&c.
vt
supra
.
Or
thus
.
Quae
sustinuerunt
occasion
cuiusdam
breuis
nostri
de
Subpena
eis
direct
'
ad
sect'
tuam
prosecuti
ad
comparand'
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancell
'
nostra
ad
certum
diem
iam
preteritum
,
pro
eo
quod
tu
ad
diem
in
dicto
breui
content̄
aliquam
billam
siue
materiam
versus
eos
minime
exhibueris
,
vel
tu
ipse
sis
&c.
Per
Cancell'
.
Although
the
writ
import
,
that
the
Bill
is
put
in
before
the
taking
out
of
the
same
,
yet
if
the
plaintife
put
in
his
Bill
by
the
returne
of
the
The
time
to
put
in
the
Bill
.
writ
,
it
is
sufficient
and
no
further
proces
passe
.
And
although
the
writ
mention
the
paine
of
C.
li.
or
such
like
,
yet
if
the
defendant
do
not
appeare
Paine
in
the
writ
not
forfaited
.
at
the
returne
of
the
writ
,
either
by
himselfe
or
his
Atturney
,
the
said
paine
is
not
forfaited
or
leuiable
,
for
it
is
in
terrorem
tantum
,
8.
E.
4.
6.
10.
H.
7.
4.
Then
vpon
O
the
made
before
some
Master
of
the
Chancerie
Oath
for
seruing
the
Subp
.
for
the
seruing
of
the
subpena
,
which
Oath
must
be
,
that
it
was
serued
on
the
defendant
himselfe
,
or
at
his
dwelling
house
,
so
that
hee
might
haue
notice
therof
,
or
that
the
deponant
did
see
another
serue
the
same
,
as
aforesaid
,
or
that
the
defendant
confessed
to
the
deponent
,
that
he
was
serued
,
an
Attachment
shal
be
awarded
against
the
defendant
as
is
said
,
in
haec
verba
.
Of
an
Attachment
.
ELizabeth
&c.
vt
antea
,
vic'
South
.
salutem
,
Praecipimus
tibi
quod
attachias
Sect'
22.
A.
C.
Ita
quod
eum
habeas
,
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostr'
in
crastino
sanct'
Trinitatis
proxim'
futur'
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
ad
respondend'
nobis
tam
de
quodam
contemptu
per
pref.
A.
C.
nobis
illaf
vt
dicitur
,
quam
super
hijs
que
sibi
obijcientur
tunc
ibid'
.
Et
adfaciend'
vlterius
&
recipiend'
quod
Cur'
nostra
considerauerit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittas
.
Et
habeas
ibihoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
And
if
the
defendant
cannot
be
found
vpon
the
Attachment
,
and
that
Non
est
inuentus
returned
the
Sherife
returne
,
quod
def.
non
est
inuent'
in
balliua
sua
,
sometimes
the
Court
vpon
motion
will
(
if
the
plaintifes
suit
be
for
the
stay
of
some
suit
or
action
of
extremity
at
the
common
law
)
stay
the
defendants
suit
,
vntill
he
hath
answered
the
plaintifes
vil
,
and
satisfied
the
Court
for
his
contempt
,
but
in
ordinarie
causes
the
party
proceeds
to
his
Attachment
with
proclamation
which
followeth
in
haec
verba
.
Of
an
Attachment
with
Proclamation
.
ELizabeth
&c.
Vicee
'
S.
salutem
,
Precipimus
tibi
,
quod
in
omnibus
&
Sect'
23.
singulis
locis
infra
balliuam
tuam
,
tam
infra
libertates
quam
extra
,
vbi
magis
expedire
videris
,
ex
parte
nostr'
publice
proclamarifac'
,
quod
A.
B.
sub
pena
ligeantiae
suae
curam
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostra
in
octab
.
Sancti
Michaelis
proxim'
futur'
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
personaliter
compareat
,
&
nihilominus
si
ipsum
A.
B.
interi●
inuenire
poteris
,
ipsum
attach
.
Ita
quod
eum
habeas
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancellaria
nostra
ad
diem
praedictum
,
ad
respondend'
nobis
tam
de
quodam
contemptu
per
praefat'
A.
B.
nobis
illat̄
vt
dicitur
,
quam
super
hijs
que
sibi
obijcientur
tuncibidem
.
Et
ad
faciend'
vlterius
&
recipien
d'
quod
Curia
nostra
considerauerit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittas
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
An
Attachment
in
the
Cinque
ports
.
REgina
&c.
predilecto
&
fideli
suo
W.
Brooke
Milit̄
dno
Cobham
Sect'
24.
Constabular̄
castri
sui
Douor̄
,
ac
deputato
suo
in
officio
custodis
quinque
portuum
suorum
salutem
,
vobis
mandamus
quod
sub
sigill'
officij
vestri
balliuo
libertatis
ville
de
Hastings
vel
Maiori
vel
Iuratoribus
antique
ville
detis
in
mandatis
quod
attach
.
H.
S.
Ita
quod
eum
habeat
&c.
An
Attachment
in
the
Countie
palantine
of
Lancaster
.
REgina
&c.
Cancellario
suo
ducatus
sui
Lanc'
veleius
deputato
ibidem
Sect'
25.
salutem
,
vobis
mandamus
quod
per
breue
nostrum
sub
sigillo
nostro
come
nostri
ducatus
praedicti
vic'
nostro
eiusdem
come
detis
in
mandatis
quod
attach
.
R.
S.
Ita
quod
eum
habeat
coram
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostra
in
quindena
Paschae
proxim'
futur'
vbicunque
tunc
fuer'
ad
respondend'
nobis
tam
de
quodam
contemptu
per
praefat'
R.
S.
illat̄
vt
dicitur
quam
de
alijs
sibi
tunc
ibidem
obijciend'
&
and
faciend'
vlterius
&
recipiend'
quam
cur'
nostra
considerauit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittat
&
habeat
ibi
breue
quod
sibi
inde
deuenit
.
Teste
&c.
The
attachment
for
costs
is
of
the
same
forme
of
the
Attachment
next
before
(
verbatim
)
and
is
thus
indorsed
,
viz.
Per
Cur'
ad
sectam
A.
B.
quia
non
soluit
expensis
.
And
if
the
Attachment
be
awarded
against
any
dwelling
within
the
Countie
Palantine
of
Chester
,
then
it
is
directed
to
the
Chamberlaine
of
the
countie
Palantine
of
Chester
,
and
is
of
this
forme
ensuing
.
ELizabeth
dei
gratia
angl'
,
Franc'
,
&
Hiberniae
Regina
fidei
defensor̄
Sect'
26.
&c.
Camerario
suo
Cestr̄
,
Salutem
,
Mandamus
vobis
quod
per
breue
nostrum
sub
Sigillo
nostro
comitat'
nostri
Palatini
Cestr̄
detis
in
mandat̄
vicecom̄
,
come
praedict'
quod
attachiat
R.
M.
gen
.
Ita
quod
eum
habeat̄
coram
nobisin
Cancellar'
nostra
in
quindena
Paschae
proximo
futuro
vbicunque
tunc
fuer'
ad
respondendum
nobis
tam
de
quodam
contemptu
nobis
per
praefatum
R.
illat̄
vt
dicitur
quam
de
alijs
tunc
ibidem
obijciendum
.
Et
ad
faciendum
vlterius
&
recipien
dum
quod
curia
nostra
considerauerit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittatis
.
Et
habeat
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
me
ipsa
apud
Westm
14.
die
Martij
,
Ann̄
Regni
nostri
decimo
octauo
.
W.
Cordell
.
And
the
attachment
is
endorsed
as
followeth
.
Endorsemen●
.
Per
curiam
ad
sectam
I.
B.
&
alijs
quia
non
soluit
expensis
.
The
returne
of
the
Attachment
by
the
Chamberlaine
.
Responsio
Ro.
comit̄●●icester̄
camerar̄
come
Pallantin̄
Cestr̄
.
Virtute
istius
breuis
mihi
direct'
ꝑ
breue
dne
Regine
sub
sigillo
come
Pallentin̄
praed'
dedi
in
mandat̄
prout
vlterius
mihi
praecipitur
vic'
comitat'
praed'
qui
mihi
sic
respondit
vt
sequitur
.
The
Sherffies
returne
to
the
Chamberlaine
.
Infranominat̄
R.
M.
non
est
inuentus
in
balliua
mea
.
Ro.
St.
miles
vic'
come
Cestr̄
.
And
if
the
Sherife
returne
,
quod
def.
non
est
muent̄
in
balliua
sua
,
vpon
that
proclamation
,
then
a
Commission
of
Rebellion
insueth
as
followeth
,
to
such
Commissioners
as
the
plaintife
nameth
.
Of
a
Commission
of
Rebellion
.
ELizabeth
&c.
delictis
sibi
A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
&
F.
salutem
.
Quia
A.
B.
cum
Sect.
27.
per
publicas
proclamationes
per
Vic'
South
,
in
diuersis
locis
eiusdem
Comit̄
,
virtute
breuis
nostri
eidem
vicecom̄
direct̄
,
ex
parte
nostra
praeceptum
fuerit
,
qđ
idem
A.
B.
sub
pena
ligeantiae
suae
coram
nobis
in
Cancell'
nostra
personaliter
compareret
.
Mandato
tamen
nostro
in
ea
parte
parere
manifeste
contempsit
.
Ideo
vobis
coniunctim
&
diuisim
mandamus
,
quod
praefat'
A.
B.
vbicumque
fuerit
inuent'
infra
Regnum
Angl'
tanquam
Rebellem
&
legis
nostrae
contemptorem
attach
.
vel
attachiari
facias
.
Ita
quod
eum
habeatis
,
vel
habere
faciat̄
coram
nobis
in
dict̄
Cancell'
nostr'
in
Crastin̄
animarum
proxim'
futur'
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
ad
respondendum
super
hijs
quae
sibi
obijcientur
tunc
ibidem
.
Et
ad
faciend'
vlterius
&
recipiend'
quod
Cur'
nostr'
considerauit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittat̄
.
Damus
enim
vniuersis
&
singulis
Vicec'
,
Maioribus
,
Balliuis
,
Constabularijs
,
&
alijs
officiarijs
,
Ministris
legeis
&
subditis
nostris
quibuscunque
,
tam
infra
libertates
quam
extra
tenore
praesentium
firmiter
in
mandatis
,
quod
vobis
&
quilibet
vr̄m
in
executionem
praemissorum
intendents
sint
,
&
assistentes
in
omnibus
diligenter
prout
decet
.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
has
literas
nostras
fieri
fecimus
patentes
.
Teste
&c.
A
Supersedeas
of
the
Commission
of
Rebellion
.
REgina
&c.
dilectis
sibi
A.
B.
armigero
T.
G.
&
H.
S.
generosis
salutem
Sect.
28.
licet
nos
nuper
per
literas
nostras
patentes
vobis
coniunctim
&
diuisim
mandamus
qđ
T.
K.
vbicunque
inuent'
foret
infra
regnum
nostrum
angliae
tanquam
rebellem
&
legis
nostrae
contemptorem
attachiat̄
vel
attachiar̄
fac'
ita
qd'
eum
habetatis
vel
her̄i
fac'
coram
nobis
in
cancellar̄
nostra
ad
certum
diem
in
eisdem
literis
patentibus
content̄
ad
respondend'
nobis
tam
de
quodam
contemptu
per
praefat'
T.
K.
illat̄
vt
dicibatur
,
quam
de
alijs
sibi
tunc
ibidem
obijciend'
,
prout
in
eisdem
literis
plenius
continetur
.
Quibusdam
tamen
certis
de
causis
nos
iam
speciailter
mouentibus
vobis
&
cuilibet
vr̄●●andamus
qđ
cuicunque
executioni
literarum
nr̄arum
patent
praedict'
per
vos
seu
aliquem
vestrum
fact'
vel
faciend'
versus
praedict'
T.
K.
supersedeatis
omnino
praedictis
literis
patent
in
contrarium
in
aliqua
non
obstante
.
Et
si
ipsum
T.
K.
pretextu
literarum
patent
praedictarum
ceperitis
seu
aliquis
vestrum
ceperit
,
tunc
ipsum
a
prisona
qua
si●
detinctur
siea
occasione
&
non
alia
detineatur
in
eadem
sine
dilatione
deliberari
faciat̄
.
Teste
&c.
A
supersedeas
to
the
Chauncellor
of
the
Countie
Palantine
of
Lancaster
.
REgina
&c.
Cancellar'
ducatus
sui
Lanc'
vel
eius
deputat'
ibidem
Sect.
29.
salutem
:
Quia
A.
B.
&c.
vob'
mandamus
quod
per
br̄e
nostrum
sub
sigillo
nostro
come
ducat̄
Lanc'
custodib'
pacis
nostrae
in
dicto
come
Lanc'
ac
vic'
eiusdem
come
&
eorum
cuilibet
detis
in
mandat̄
&c.
A
Supersede
as
to
the
Chamber
lame
of
the
countie
Pallantine
of
Chester
.
REgina
&c.
Camarario
suo
Cestr̄
vel
eius
locum
tenenti
ibid'
salutem
.
Sect.
30.
Quia
P.
H.
&c.
vob'
mandamus
qđ
ꝑ
br̄e
nostrum
come
pnd'
tam
Iustic'
nostris
apud
Cestr̄
quam
Iustic
nostris
,
ad
pacem
in
come
Cestr̄
conseruand'
assignat'
ac
vic'
eiusdem
come
&
eorum
cuilibet
detis
in
mandatis
&c.
A
Supersede
as
of
an
Attachment
.
REgina
&c.
vic'
W.
salutem
licet
nos
nuper
per
br̄e
nostrum
tibi
preceperimus
Sect.
31.
qđ
Attachiares
A.
R.
Ita
qđ
eum
haberes
coram
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostra
ad
certum
diem
in
dicto
br̄i
content̄
vbicunque
tunc
foret
ad
respondend
nobis
tam
de
quodam
contemptu
per
prefat'
A.
illat̄
vt
dicebatur
quam
de
alijs
sibitunc
ibidem
obijciendum
.
Quibusdam
tamen
certis
de
causis
nos
iam
mouent̄
tibi
praecipimus
quod
execucioni
br̄is
nostri
praed'
versus
prefat'
A.
fact̄
vel
faciend'
supersedeas
omnino
.
Et
si
ipsum
A.
ea
occasione
ceperis
,
tuncipsum
a
prisona
qua
sic
detinetur
si
ea
occione
&
non
alia
detineatur
in
eadem
sine
dilatione
deliberari
facias
.
Teste
&c.
Of
an
Ini●●ction
.
AND
if
the
partie
defendant
cannot
be
●aken
by
the
vertue
of
the
Sect.
32.
said
Commission
:
then
if
the
plaintifes
suite
be
for
title
of
land
,
the
Court
some
times
graunts
an
I●iunction
to
the
plaintife
for
possession
,
till
the
defendant
and
hath
appeared
,
answered
,
and
satisfied
his
contempt
.
If
for
stay
of
suit
at
the
common
law
,
then
an
Iniunction
vpon
motion
of
the
Court
may
be
obtained
:
for
the
proceeding
in
this
Punishment
for
the
contenipt
.
Court
is
,
by
the
said
writs
,
and
by
orders
,
iniunctions
,
&
decrees
,
which
if
the
defendant
resist
,
his
punishment
for
this
resistance
,
and
for
his
contempt
in
not
appearing
,
is
imprisonment
in
the
prison
of
the
Fleete
,
as
is
said
,
during
the
Lord
Chauncelor
,
or
L.
Keeper
their
pleasure
,
or
vntill
he
wil
obey
and
performe
the
order
and
decree
of
the
same
Court
,
37.
H.
6.
13.
and
14.
39.
H.
6.
26.
Of
Apparance
.
BUt
if
the
defendant
appeare
by
Atturney
,
vpon
Affidauit
or
oath
Sect.
33.
Affidauit
of
vnablenes
to
trauaile
.
made
,
that
the
defendant
is
not
able
to
trauaile
for
the
aunswering
of
the
same
cause
personally
in
the
Chauncery
without
daunger
of
life
,
or
by
reason
of
extreame
age
,
or
other
infirmitie
,
or
reasonable
cause
,
then
or
otherwise
the
Chauncelor
or
Lord
Keeper
,
or
the
Master
of
the
Rolles
by
their
discretions
,
may
,
and
often
doe
graunt
Commissions
to
certain
Gentlemen
of
credit
in
the
Countrie
where
the
defendant
dwelleth
,
to
receiue
and
certifie
his
answere
in
writing
,
including
the
complainants
bill
within
the
same
Commission
.
The
forme
of
such
Commission
insueth
.
Of
a
Dedimus
potestatem
or
Commission
to
receiue
an
aunswere
.
REgina
&c.
Dilectis
sibi
W.
S.
&
A.
B.
armigeris
salutem
.
Cum
I.
Sect.
34.
B.
quandam
petitionem
coram
nobis
in
Cancellar'
versus
W.
C.
&
I.
vxorem
eius
nuper
exhibuit
quodque
eisdem
W.
&
I.
per
breue
nostrum
praeceperimus
,
quod
essent
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancellar'
nostra
ad
certum
diem
iam
praeteritum
,
peticioni
praedict'
responsur̄
.
Ac
ijdem
W.
&
I.
adeo
impotentes
sui
existant
,
quod
vsque
cur'
Cancell'
nostram
praedict'
ad
diem
illum
ad
responsiones
suas
eidem
peticioni
faciendas
absque
maximo
corporum
suorum
periculo
laborare
non
sufficiunt
vt
accepimus
.
Nos
statui
eorundem
W.
&
I.
pie
compacientes
atque
de
fidelitatibus
vestris
plenius
confidentes
,
dedimus
vobis
vel
duobus
vestrum
potestatem
&
aucthoritatem
ipsos
W.
&
I.
de
&
super
materia
peticionis
praedict'
diligenter
examinand'
.
Et
ideo
vobis
vel
duobus
vestrum
mandamus
,
quod
ad
certos
diem
&
locum
quos
ad
hoc
prouideritis
ad
praefat'
W.
&
I.
accedatis
,
si
commode
ad
vos
laborare
non
possint
,
ac
ipsos
W.
&
I.
de
&
super
materia
petic'
praedict'
super
sacrament̄
sua
coram
vobis
vel
duobus
vestrum
corporaliter
praestand'
diligenter
examinetis
dictasque
suas
responsiones
recipiatis
&
in
scriptis
redigat̄
,
&
cum
illas
sic
receperitis
,
eas
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostra
praedicta
cum
tenore
praedicto
ac
nomina
Attorn̄
suorum
ad
lucrand'
vel
perdend'
in
praemissis
in
octabis
&c.
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
sub
sigillis
vestris
vel
duorum
vestrum
plane
distincte
&
aperte
mittatis
&
hoc
breue
.
T.
&c.
Which
Commission
is
commonly
returned
with
this
indorcement
.
Executio
istius
breuis
(
or
)
istius
Commissionis
patet
in
Returne
of
the
Commission
.
quibusdam
scedulis
eidem
annexis
.
Adding
the
Commissioners
names
thus
.
W.
S.
A.
B.
And
then
to
file
the
said
Bill
which
is
sent
inclosed
in
the
said
Commission
,
and
the
defendant
answere
to
the
backeside
of
the
same
Commissiod
.
And
vnder
the
said
answere
the
Commissioners
most
commonly
cause
the
defendant
to
subscribe
his
name
,
or
to
set
his
marke
,
&
set
downe
thereunder
also
,
these
or
the
like
words
.
Capta
apud
C.
in
come
Eborum
,
32.
die
A.
anno
Regni
Elizab.
Dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
Reginae
fidei
defensor̄
&c.
36.
cor̄
nobis
.
W.
S.
&
A.
B.
The
Commissioners
subscribing
their
names
also
to
the
said
answere
.
Deliuery
of
the
Commission
in
Court
.
And
when
this
or
any
other
Commission
retournable
in
this
Court
is
executed
&
retourned
,
it
must
be
brought
into
the
same
Court
,
eyther
by
one
or
mo
of
the
Commissioners
thereof
,
or
by
some
other
credible
person
:
but
if
any
other
then
some
of
the
Commissioners
doe
put
it
into
the
Court
,
he
must
make
oath
that
he
receiued
the
same
Commission
,
at
the
hands
of
some
of
the
Commissioners
thereof
,
and
that
by
his
consent
,
procurement
,
or
knowledge
,
it
hath
not
bin
opened
or
altered
since
he
so
receiued
the
same
.
Of
a
Supersede
as
to
stay
the
execution
,
of
a
Commission
to
examine
witnesses
.
AND
yet
some
time
vpon
good
cause
a
writ
of
Supersede
as
is
awarded
Sect.
35.
to
stay
the
execution
of
such
and
other
Commissions
in
this
forme
following
.
Regina
praedicto
&
fideli
suo
Io.
domino
Darcy
,
Ac
dilectis
G.
F.
A.
E.
&
T.
R.
armigeris
salutem
.
Licet
nos
nuper
per
breue
nostrum
assignauimus
vos
tres
vel
duos
vestrum
,
ad
quoscunque
testes
super
quibusdam
Interro
gat̄
in
dicto
breui
nostro
interclus
.
pro
parte
W.
W.
quer'
,
versus
R.
M.
&
I.
S.
defendentes
.
Ac
quod
vos
examinationes
testium
praedictorum
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostram
ad
certum
diem
in
dicto
breui
nostro
limitat̄
sub
sigillis
vestris
trium
vel
duorum
vestrum
mitteretis
,
prout
in
eodem
breui
nostro
plenius
continet̄
.
Quibusdam
tamen
certis
de
causis
nos
ad
praesens
specialiter
mouentibus
,
vobis
praecipimus
quod
in
executione
dicti
breuis
nostri
per
vos
:
tres
vel
duos
vestrum
,
vlterius
fact'
vel
faciend'
minime
procedatis
,
sed
inde
supersedeatis
vnico
dicto
breui
nostro
vobis
prius
in
contrarium
direct'
non
obstant
,
T.
meipsa
apud
&c.
A
commission
to
prooue
that
one
who
had
made
Affidauit
,
that
the
defendant
was
so
sicke
and
impotent
that
he
could
not
appeare
in
the
Chancerie
to
answere
the
plaintifes
bill
,
had
therein
deposed
vntruly
.
REgina
predilecto
&
fideli
suo
O.
domino
sancti
Iohn
de
Ble●soe
ac
Sect.
36.
dilectis
sibi
Lodouico
Dyue
R.
N.
&
R.
A.
armigeris
salutem
.
Cum
nuper
cur'
nostr'
Cancellar'
ex
parte
I.
G.
millitis
relatum
fuerit
&
suggestum
erat
per
sacramentum
cuiusdam
R.
L.
qđ
praefatus
I.
G.
crastino
sancti
Martini
vltimo
preterito
ita
laborauit
aduersa
valetudine
&
adeo
impotens
sui
extitit
qđ
vsque
dictam
curiam
nostram
Cancellar'
praedict'
ad
diem
illum
ad
respons.
suam
petitioni
R.
G.
armig'
fiend'
absque
maximo
corporis
sui
periculo
laborare
non
sufficiebat
.
Et
nos
veritatem
expiscari
&
inuestigare
volentes
vt
tuitius
&
consultius
pro
iustitia
in
hac
parte
procedere
valeamus
per
vos
certiorari
volumus
,
dedimus
vobis
igitur
tribus
vel
duobus
vestrum
ac
per
presentes
damus
potestatem
,
&
aucthoritatem
scrutandi
inquirendi
,
&
inuestigandi
tam
super
articulos
&
interrogatoria
per
antedictum
R.
G.
coram
vobis
tribus
vel
duobus
vestrum
deliberandum
&
ad
testes
quoscunque
ministrandum
quos
maxime
pro
testatione
premissorum
fore
videritis
necessariam
coram
vobis
euocandum
.
Ac
ipsos
testes
&
eorum
quilibet
tam
de
&
super
articulis
praedict'
cum
cunctis
circumstantijs
diligenter
examinand'
examinationesque
suas
in
scriptis
redigend'
,
quam
omnibus
alijs
vijs
,
medijs
&
modis
quibus
melius
sciueritis
,
seu
poteritis
vtrum
prefatus
I.
G.
ita
languidus
fuit
ad
dictum
diem
crastinum
sancti
Martini
quod
absque
periculo
sui
corporis
laborare
minime
potuit
.
Et
ideo
vobis
tribus
vel
duobus
vestrum
mandamus
qđ
visis
presentibus
ac
tenore
articulorum
&
interrogatoriorum
praed'
per
prefatum
Reginaldum
ministram
dorum
,
&
ꝑ
vos
plene
intellectorum
testes
praed'
quos
in
hac
parte
vt
praed'
est
fore
videritis
necessarios
euocetis
coram
vobis
tribus
vel
duobus
vestrum
ad
certos
dies
&
loca
,
quos
ad
hoc
prouideritis
venireque
faciatis
,
ac
ipsos
&
eorum
quemlibet
de
&
super
veritate
premissorum
super
eorum
sacramentis
coram
vobis
corporaliter
prestandum
diligenter
examinetis
,
examinationes
suas
recipiatis
,
&
in
scriptis
redigatis
&
tunc
cum
sic
feceritis
nos
inde
in
Cancell'
nostra
de
omni
facto
vestro
in
hac
parte
in
octabis
sancti
Hillarij
proximo
futur'
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
sub
sigillis
vestris
trium
vel
duorum
claus
.
reddatis
certiores
vna
cum
breui
nobis
remittend'
,
Teste
regina
apud
Westm
28.
die
No.
ann
regni
reginae
Eliz.
10.
Of
imperfect
Answere
.
BUt
if
the
defendant
appeare
personally
,
or
by
Atturney
,
and
make
Sect.
37.
an
imperfect
answere
,
then
vpon
demurrer
tendred
,
and
motion
made
in
Court
by
the
plaintifes
counsaile
,
shewing
the
imperfection
of
Subpena
to
make
a
better
answere
.
such
answere
,
an
order
will
be
made
,
that
the
defendant
shal
make
a
better
answere
by
some
certaine
time
,
and
thereupon
issueth
a
Subpena
ad
faciend'
meliorem
responsum
.
Reioyning
and
ioyning
in
Commission
,
ad
examinand'
testes
.
AND
when
the
defendant
hath
made
a
perfect
aunswere
,
the
Sect.
38.
plaintife
eyther
of
his
owne
accorde
,
or
by
order
in
Court
must
replie
,
or
be
dismissed
for
want
of
a
replication
,
and
ordered
to
pay
Replie
.
to
the
defendant
costes
for
his
wrongfull
vexation
,
but
vpon
replication
put
in
by
the
plaintife
,
the
plaintife
is
to
take
out
a
Subpena
against
Subpena
ad
reiungendum
.
the
defendant
ad
reiungend'
,
&
iniungend'
commission̄
ad
examinand'
testes
,
which
differeth
nothing
from
the
said
subpena
ad
comparand'
,
but
that
it
is
indorsed
with
these
or
the
like
words
:
Adreiung
endum
&
iniungendum
in
commissione
in
materia
W.
S.
Naming
the
plaintife
.
And
thereupon
the
defendant
must
put
in
his
reioinder
to
the
plaintifes
Reioinder
.
replication
.
And
if
any
other
matter
bee
in
the
defendants
reioinder
then
was
in
his
aunswere
,
then
may
the
plaintife
put
in
a
surreioinder
,
and
thereby
aunswere
the
same
,
and
so
proceede
to
perfect
Surreioinder
.
Issue
.
issue
,
the
forme
of
all
which
hereafter
appeareth
:
And
the
parties
beyng
so
at
issue
,
they
either
examine
their
witnesses
before
the
examiners
of
the
Chauncerie
in
Court
,
or
doe
procure
a
Commission
,
ad
Commission
.
examinandum
testes
,
to
certaine
persons
of
good
credite
informe
following
.
Of
a
Commission
ad
examinand'
testes
.
ELizabeth
Dei
gratia
,
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Regina
,
fidei
Sect.
39.
defensor̄
&c.
dilect'
sibi
I.
F.
R.
H.
armig'
,
R.
W.
&
N.
S.
generosis
salutem
.
Sciatis
quod
dedimus
vobis
,
tribus
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
,
potestatem
,
&
authoritatem
testes
quoscunque
de
&
super
quibusdam
interrogatorijs
tam
ex
parte
W.
W.
armigeri
quaeren̄
,
quam
ex
parte
A.
M.
vid'
defen̄
,
vobis
tribus
vel
duobus
vestrum
deliberandum
diligenter
examin̄
.
Et
ideo
vobis
tribus
vel
duobus
vestrum
mandamus
,
quod
ad
certos
dies
&
loca
quos
ad
hos
pro●●deritis
testes
praedictos
coram
vobis
tribus
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
venire
fac'
&
euocetis
.
Ac
ipsos
testes
,
&
eorum
quemlibet
de
&
super
Interrogatorijs
prae
dictis
super
sacramenta
sua
coram
vobis
tribus
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
,
per
sancta
Dei
Euangelia
corporaliter
praestandum
diligenter
examinetis
.
Examinationesque
su●s
recipiatis
,
&
inscriptis
in
pergameno
redigatis
.
Et
cum
illas
sic
ceperitis
eas
nobis
in
Cancellariam
nostram
in
quindena
Paschae
proximum
futurum
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
sub
sigillis
vestris
trium
vel
duorum
vestrum
claus.
distincte
,
&
aperte
mittatis
vna
cum
Interrogatorijs
praedictis
,
&
hoc
breui
:
Prouiso
semper
quod
dict'
defend'
habeant
praemonitionem
per
spatium
quatuordecim
dierum
,
de
die
&
loco
executionis
huius
commissionis
ante
executionem
eiusdem
,
T.
meipsa
apud
Westmon̄
7.
die
Febr̄
.
anno
regni
nostri
tricesimo
sext̄
.
The
returne
of
which
Commission
is
commonly
indorced
vpon
the
same
thus
:
Executio
istius
commissionis
patet
in
quibusdam
scedulis
eidem
commissioni
annexis
.
The
Commissioners
names
.
W.
S.
A.
B.
C.
D.
And
then
to
file
the
interrogatories
and
depositions
to
the
backe
Notice
of
the
execution
of
the
Commission
.
side
of
the
Commission
,
and
vpon
receipt
of
such
Commission
,
the
Commissioners
or
the
partie
which
hath
the
cariage
of
the
same
,
if
the
day
and
place
for
execution
thereof
be
not
limitted
in
the
Commission
,
doe
vse
to
giue
notice
thereof
to
the
partie
in
writing
vnder
their
hands
thus
:
A
notice
whereby
Commissioners
may
giue
the
parties
warning
of
the
time
and
place
of
their
sitting
for
the
execution
of
such
Commission
.
AFter
our
hartie
commendations
,
whereas
wee
haue
receiued
her
Sect.
40.
Maiesties
Commission
foorth
of
her
Highnesse
Court
of
Chauncerie
to
vs
and
others
,
directed
for
the
examination
of
witnesses
betweene
C.
S.
plaintife
,
and
W.
R.
defendant
.
These
are
to
signifie
vnto
you
,
that
for
the
Execution
of
the
same
Commission
,
wee
whose
names
are
subscribed
haue
appointed
to
sit
at
S.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
the
last
day
of
the
next
moneth
,
by
viii
.
of
the
clocke
in
the
forenoone
of
the
same
day
,
which
wee
haue
thought
good
to
signifie
vnto
you
,
that
you
may
haue
your
Commissioners
and
witnesses
then
there
ready
accordingly
,
if
you
thinke
it
expedient
for
you
.
And
so
bid
you
farewelll
,
27.
Feb.
1600.
Your
louing
friends
,
A.
B.
C.
D.
Of
cyting
Witnesses
.
AND
if
such
Commission
giue
authoritie
to
them
,
to
cyte
and
call
Sect.
41.
witnesses
before
them
,
they
vse
to
doe
it
by
such
a
Precept
as
followeth
.
The
Precept
of
Commissioners
,
to
b●ing
witnesses
before
them
to
be
examined
.
By
vertue
of
her
Maiesties
Commission
foorth
of
her
Highnes
Court
of
Chauncery
to
Sir
A.
N.
Knight
,
L.
R.
Esquier
&
vs
,
directed
for
the
examination
of
witnesses
betweene
G.
S.
plaintife
,
&
W.
K.
defendant
:
These
are
in
her
Maiesties
name
to
charge
&
commaund
you
,
and
euery
of
you
,
whose
names
are
hereunder
written
,
personally
to
appeare
before
vs
at
S.
the
last
day
of
this
Moneth
of
August
,
by
8.
of
the
clocke
in
the
afternoone
,
then
and
there
to
depose
your
seueral
knowledges
,
vpon
the
part
and
behalfe
of
the
said
G.
S.
And
hereof
faile
you
not
as
you
will
aunswere
your
defaults
at
your
perils
.
Dated
this
xi
.
of
August
.
1600.
Your
very
louing
friends
,
A.
B.
G.
T.
To
our
louing
friends
,
maister
B.
L.
G
C.
R.
P.
I.
P.
Esquiers
.
L.
C.
R.
T.
Gentelmen
.
Subpena
ad
testificand'
.
BVt
if
that
no
such
power
be
giuen
by
such
commission
,
then
if
the
Sect.
42.
witnesses
will
not
appeare
gratis
,
they
are
compellable
thereunto
by
Subpena
ad
testificand
'
in
maner
following
.
Subpena
and
testificand'
coram
Commiss
.
Elizabeth
&c.
Quibusdam
certis
de
causis
&c.
sitis
coram
dilectis
nobis
R.
&
C.
armig'
E.
H.
&
E.
C.
generosis
,
vel
duobus
eorum
commissionarijs
nostris
virtut̄
breuis
nostri
de
Dedimus
potestat̄
eis
direct̄
ad
certos
diem
&
locum
quos
praefat'
commissionar̄
vobis
Scire
fac'
(
Aliter
apud
N.
in
come
B.
xx
.
&
xxj
.
die
Aprilis
proxim'
futur'
)
vt
ipsi
vos
tunc
&
ibidem
,
de
,
&
super
quibusdam
Interr̄
pro
parte
A.
B.
diligent̄
possint
examinare
,
&
ad
faciend'
vlterius
&
recipiend'
quod
per
dictos
Commissionarios
nostros
vel
duoseorum
in
ea
parte
consideratum
fuerit
,
Et
hoc
sub
pena
centum
librar̄
nullatenus
omittatis
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
,
Teste
meipsa
apud
Westmonaster̄
&c.
vt
supra
.
Of
the
Style
of
Interrogatories
.
INterrogatories
to
be
ministred
to
the
witnesses
to
be
produced
Sect.
43.
vpon
the
part
and
behalfe
of
A.
B.
complaynant
,
against
C.
D.
defendant
(
if
they
,
be
for
the
playntife
:
)
But
if
for
the
defendant
,
vpon
the
part
and
behalfe
of
C.
D.
defendant
against
A.
B.
complainant
.
Inprimis
,
Do
you
know
the
said
parties
,
plaintife
and
defendant
,
or
either
of
them
&c.
Item
,
do
you
know
&c.
As
the
cause
requireth
.
Of
the
style
of
the
Depositions
thereupon
taken
.
¶
Depositions
taken
at
H.
in
the
Countie
of
E.
the
last
day
of
Sect.
44.
April
,
in
the
xxxvj
.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
by
the
grace
of
GOD
,
of
England
,
France
and
Ireland
Queene
,
defendresse
of
the
Faith
,
&c.
vpon
the
part
and
befalfe
of
A.
B.
plaintife
,
against
C.
D.
defendant
,
(
Or
vpon
the
part
of
C.
D.
defendant
,
at
the
suit
of
A.
B.
plaintife
)
by
vertue
of
her
Maiesties
Commission
forth
of
her
highnesse
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
to
R.
S.
C.
L.
P.
Q.
and
W.
M.
or
to
three
,
or
two
of
them
directed
,
for
the
examination
of
witnesses
betweene
the
said
parties
.
I.
L.
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
E.
Laborer
,
of
the
age
of
xlvi
.
yeares
,
or
there
abouts
,
sworne
and
examined
,
deposeth
and
saieth
vpon
his
Oath
as
followeth
.
Item
to
the
first
Interrogatorie
he
deposeth
and
sayth
,
that
&c.
As
the
matter
is
&c.
And
so
vpon
the
rest
of
the
Interrogatories
.
The
direction
of
the
Commission
being
executed
Illustrissime
dominae
nostrae
Elizabethae
Reginae
in
Cancellar'
sua
,
Of
Publication
,
Hearing
▪
and
Breuiates
,
and
after
that
then
this
,
Certific'
dexposition̄
testium
ex
parte
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
AFter
that
the
Witnesses
be
so
examined
in
the
Court
,
or
by
commission
,
Sect
▪
20.
as
is
aforesaid
,
Publication
is
to
be
had
,
and
thereupon
a
day
of
hearing
is
to
be
procured
.
Against
which
time
,
Breuiats
must
de
made
of
the
effect
of
the
pleadings
,
depositions
,
&
other
proues
&
euidence
,
&
the
counsel
perfectly
instructed
of
the
whole
state
of
the
matter
,
&
a
Subpena
to
heare
iudgement
.
Subpena
ad
audiend'
Iudicium
,
made
and
deliuered
to
the
partie
in
conuenient
time
before
the
said
day
of
hearing
:
At
which
time
albeit
that
vpon
the
hearing
the
matter
be
dismissed
,
yet
may
the
parties
haue
the
depositions
of
their
witnesses
exemplified
vnder
the
great
seale
of
England
Exemplification
of
the
depositions
.
for
the
furtherance
and
maintenance
of
their
rights
and
titles
,
at
,
and
by
the
common
Law
.
But
if
the
matter
be
directed
for
the
Compl
after
the
decree
past
and
enrolled
,
he
may
haue
a
writ
de
Executione
iudicij
,
A
writ
de
executione
iudicij
Contempt
.
which
must
be
serued
vpon
the
defendant
.
And
if
he
refuse
to
satisfie
the
same
,
then
vpon
oath
made
thereof
,
processe
or
contempt
is
to
issue
against
him
in
forme
aforesaid
.
And
if
such
decree
be
in
a
suit
for
lands
,
and
the
defendant
abide
all
the
said
processe
of
contempt
,
and
stil
deteine
the
possession
of
the
lands
from
the
plaintife
contrary
to
the
said
decree
,
then
vpon
mocion
thereof
made
in
the
Court
:
a
commission
is
vsually
Comission
to
put
the
plainti●
in
possession
.
graunted
to
the
Shirife
,
and
some
others
neere
adioyning
to
the
landes
in
question
,
to
put
the
plaintife
in
possession
,
and
to
keepe
him
in
possession
according
to
the
said
decree
.
A
Commission
to
the
sherife
to
put
and
keepe
the
plaintife
in
possession
according
to
an
order
there
in
taken
vntilla
cause
then
depending
in
suit
be
heard
and
determined
.
REgina
&c.
vic'
Kanc'
,
salutem
.
Cum
per
ordinationem
capt'
in
Cancell
'
Sect'
46.
nostra
3.
die
Iulij
vltimo
preterito
int̄
W.
A.
queren̄
&
W.
Y.
&
alijs
defendent̄
ordinat̄
fuit
quod
praed'
W.
A.
&
assignat'
sui
pacifice
&
quiete
iaberent
,
gauderent
&
occuparent
vnum
messuagium
siue
tenement'
cum
pertin'
Iacen̄
&
existent
in
E.
&
R.
in
come
praedict'
inter
partes
praed'
in
Cancell'
praed'
in
controuersia
pendent̄
indecisa
absque
vexatione
,
molestatione
siue
interruptione
praedict'
W.
Y.
siue
aliquarum
personarum
sub
titulo
interesse
Iur'
,
vel
procuratione
suis
donec
materi●
inter
partes
praed'
in
curia
nostra
praed'
finaliter
determinetur
.
Et
quia
iam
ex
testimonio
fidedignorum
accepimus
,
quod
diuerse
aliegine
ignote
inhabitan̄
extra
comit'
Kanc'
per
procurationem
praedicto●
defendent̄
vt
asseritur
possessionem
messuag'
&
tennt
praedict'
cum
pertin'
vi
&
armis
,
ac
manufortitenen
tin
defraudation̄
&
contemptum
ordinis
praedict'
,
ac
ipsum
W.
A.
&
assignat'
suos
extra
possessionem
messuag'
&
ten'
praedict'
custodiunt
contra
formam
&
effectum
ordinis
praedict'
tibi
igitur
precipimus
quod
immediate
post
receptionem
huius
breuis
assumptis
tecum
sufficient̄
potestatem
comitat'
nostrae
Kanc'
praedict'
in
propria
persona
tua
ad
messuagium
,
siueten̄tum
praedictum
accedas
&
attachiari
&
arrestarifacias
quascumque
personas
ibidem
inueneris
possess
.
messuag'
,
tennt
siue
terr'
praedict'
siue
alicuius
parcell'
tenentes
,
&
eos
&
eorum
quemlibet
de
die
in
diem
ducifacias
vsque
prisonam
nostram
de
Fleete
gardino
nostro
ibid'
liberandum
&
ibidem
moratur
quousque
de
eorum
deliberation̄
aliter
duximus
ordinandum
.
Ac
vlterius
tibi
precipimus
firmiter
iniungendo
quod
inde
praed'
W.
A.
&
assignat'
suos
in
pacifica
&
quieta
possession
eiusdem
de
tempore
in
tempus
manuteneas
donecaliter
inde
a
nobis
habueris
specialiter
in
mandatis
.
Et
quid
inde
feceris
sciri
facias
Cancellar'
nostro
.
Teste
&c.
A
Cerciorare
to
Commissioners
to
certifie
the
depositions
taken
by
Commission
.
REgina
&c.
dilectis
sibi
A.
B.
&
C.
D.
gen
,
salutem
,
Volentes
certis
Sect'
47.
de
causis
Cerciorari
super
quasdam
depositiones
testium
in
t'
H.
G.
querent̄
&
C.
D.
defend'
per
vos
tres
vel
duos
vr̄um
virtute
breuis
nostri
de
Commissione
vobis
in
ea
parte
direct̄
capt'
&
adhuc
penes
vos
resident
,
vt
est
dictum
,
vobis
mandamus
quod
depositiones
praed'
cum
omnibus
eas
tāgen̄
adeo
plene
&
integre
prout
coram
vobis
capt'
fuer'
nobis
in
Cancell'
nostram
in
quindena
Paschae
prox'
futur'
vbicunque
tunc
sub
sigillis
vestris
trium
vel
duorum
vestrum
distincte
&
aperte
mittatis
&
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Of
a
Commission
to
examine
witnesses
in
perpetual
memory
.
FIrst
the
plaintife
must
exhibite
his
bill
,
and
thereby
shew
his
title
to
Sect'
48.
the
land
,
lease
,
or
such
like
matter
that
he
hath
right
vnto
.
And
that
the
witnesses
which
can
prooue
his
title
are
aged
,
and
not
like
long
to
liue
,
whereby
he
may
be
in
daunger
of
the
losse
of
the
thing
in
question
.
And
therefore
to
pray
to
haue
a
Commission
directed
to
certeine
Gentlemen
of
credite
and
worship
for
the
examination
of
the
said
witnesses
.
And
also
to
pray
proces
of
Subpena
against
him
,
her
,
or
them
,
to
shew
cause
,
if
he
or
they
can
,
why
the
plaintife
should
not
examine
his
witnesses
,
as
aforesaid
,
The
forme
of
which
Processe
ensueth
,
in
haec
verba
.
Elizabeth
dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hibern̄
Regina
fidei
defensor̄
&c.
I.
S.
salutem
.
Cum
A.
B.
exhibuit
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostra
quandam
petitionem
vt
quidam
testes
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
versus
te
examinarent̄
,
&
ne
id
tibi
in
preiudicium
cederet
:
Tibi
praecipimus
firmiter
iniun
gentes
,
quod
omnibus
alijs
praetermissis
,
&
excusatione
qua
cunque
cessante
,
in
propria
persona
tua
,
vel
per
tuum
Atturnatum
,
aut
deputatum
,
sis
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancellaria
nostra
inf●
quatuordecim
dies
immediate
post
receptionem
huius
breuissi
tibi
ita
visum
fuerit
)
vt
dicti
testes
,
aut
alij
quicunque
ex
parte
tua
ibidem
similit̄
examinar̄
possint
,
(
si
ita
velis
)
vel
vt
ostendas
&
proponas
,
vel
ostendi
&
proponifacias
,
tunc
&
ibidem
bonam
sufficientem
&
probabilem
materiam
pro
parte
tua
quare
ijdem
testes
pro
parte
dicti
A.
B.
in
forma
praed'
examinari
,
&
postea
eorum
examinationes
secundum
ordinem
&
cursum
dictae
Cur'
nostrae
publicari
&
diu●lgari
non
debeant
.
Concerning
the
matters
of
these
Chauncerie
,
Note
what
ensueth
.
And
if
the
partie
defendant
doe
appeare
,
either
by
himselfe
,
or
his
Counsaile
,
and
shew
such
sufficient
cause
,
as
the
Court
will
allow
off
,
why
the
plaintife
should
not
examine
his
witnesses
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
then
the
plaintife
may
not
proceed
therein
,
vnlesse
he
can
better
●atisfie
the
Court
to
the
contrary
.
But
if
the
defendant
be
contented
,
and
wil
ioine
with
the
plaintife
in
examination
,
then
after
examination
so
had
,
there
can
be
no
publication
thereof
●uring
the
liues
of
the
witnesses
:
vnlesse
the
defendant
do
assent
,
or
vnlesse
the
plaintife
,
or
some
other
in
his
behalfe
do
make
oath
,
that
the
matter
whereupon
the
witnesses
were
examined
,
is
to
take
triall
at
the
common
Law
,
either
at
the
Assises
,
or
at
the
Barre
.
And
that
A.
B.
or
more
of
the
witnesses
before
examined
,
are
necessarie
witnesses
,
and
not
able
to
trauaile
to
the
said
trial
:
And
vpon
such
oath
taken
,
his
,
or
their
depositions
t●
be
published
of
course
.
And
to
be
exemplified
if
the
partie
so
require
.
But
if
the
partie
defendant
do
not
appeare
vpon
the
said
writ
,
neither
by
himselfe
,
nor
his
Atturney
,
by
the
end
of
the
said
fourteene
daies
,
nor
shew
no
cause
of
stay
thereof
,
whether
it
be
in
Terme
or
out
of
Terme
time
,
then
vpon
oath
made
of
the
seruing
of
the
same
writ
,
the
Lorde
Chauncelor
,
Lord
Keeper
,
or
Maister
of
the
Rolles
for
the
time
being
,
at
the
request
of
the
plaintife
,
will
appoint
Commissioners
for
the
examination
of
the
plaintifes
witnesses
,
according
to
certaine
orders
prescribed
in
that
behalfe
.
There
be
also
many
other
different
formes
of
Subpenaes
and
Commissions
,
of
which
some
doe
hereafter
ensue
.
Subpena
ad
testificandum
super
petitionem
.
AD
testificandum
pro
parte
tua
in
quadam
materia
content̄
in
quadam
Sect'
49.
petitione
ad
sectam
tuam
versus
quendam
W.
M.
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancell'
nostra
nuper
exhibit̄
,
vel
tu
ipse
sis
coram
nobis
,
&c.
Aliter
ad
testificandum
ad
Assisas
super
articulos
.
SItis
coram
Iusticiarijs
nostris
ad
Assisas
in
come
H.
capiend'
ad
prox
'
Sect'
50.
Assisas
in
come
praedicto
,
tenendum
apud
L.
die
Lune
,
in
tertia
septimana
quadragesimae
,
vt
ijdem
Iusticiarij
vos
tunc
&
ibidem
pro
parte
R.
W.
de
,
&
super
veritate
quorundam
articulorum
per
pref.
R.
versus
A.
B.
exhibit̄
possint
examinare
,
Et
sub
pena
&c.
Subpena
ad
ostendendum
causam
quare
euidenc'
non
deliberentur
.
REgina
,
&c.
Quibusdam
&c.
vsque
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
ad
ostendendum
Sect'
51.
quare
euidenc'
&
scripta
per
te
in
Cancell'
nostr'
praedict'
,
nuper
deliberat̄
,
&
ibidem
adhucremanen̄
W.
C.
deliberari
non
debeant
.
Et
ad
faciend'
,
&c.
vt
supra
.
Subpena
ad
testificandum
ad
Assisas
in
London
.
SItis
coram
dilecto
&
fideli
nostro
Edmundo
Anderson
Milit̄
capital
'
Sect'
52.
Iusticiar'
nostro
de
Banco
,
ac
Iusticiar'
ad
Assisas
in
Ciuitate
London
,
capiend'
assign'
apud
Guildhal
dam
Ciuitat
is
London
,
praedict'
die
Veneris
,
videlicet
&
nono
die
instantis
mensis
Februar̄
proxim'
futur'
,
vt
ijdem
Iusticiar'
vos
tunc
&
ibidem
pro
parte
H.
T.
possint
examinare
.
Et
hoc
&c.
Subpena
ad
testificand'
coram
Vicecomit'
London
.
ELizabeth
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&c.
W.
I.
salutem
.
Quibusdam
Sect'
53.
certis
de
causis
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostra
propositis
:
Tibi
precipimus
,
firmiter
iniungentes
,
quod
omnibus
alijs
pretermissis
&
excusatione
quacunque
cessante
,
in
propria
persona
tua
sis
coram
Vicecomit̄
Ciuitatis
nostae
London
,
apud
Guildhaldam
eiusdem
Ciuitatis
die
Iouis
proxim'
futur'
,
ad
testificandum
veritatem
in
materia
coram
eis
pendent̄
,
&
ad
faciendum
vlterius
,
&
recipiendum
quod
de
te
contigerit
ordinari
tunc
ibidem
.
Et
hoc
sub
pena
centum
librar̄
nullatenus
omittas
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
me
ipsa
apud
Westmon̄
vltimo
die
Martij
,
Anno
regni
nostri
36.
Subpena
pro
Euidentijs
adferendis
.
REx
R.
D.
salutem
,
Quibusdam
certis
de
causis
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
Sect'
54.
nostra
propositis
:
Tibi
precipimus
,
firmiter
iniungentes
,
quod
omnibus
alijs
praetermissis
&
execusatione
quacunque
cessante
,
n
propria
persona
tua
sis
coram
no
bis
in
dicta
Cancellar'
nostr'
in
quindena
sancti
Hillarij
prox'
futur'
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
adferens
tecum
omnia
&
omnimoda
cartas
,
scripta
,
euidentias
,
&
munimenta
in
custodia
tua
,
aut
alicuius
alterius
personae
,
aut
per
tuam
deliberation̄
ad
tuum
vsum
existent
,
vnum
messuagium
vocat'
Le
G.
&
vnum
horreum
cum
omnibus
terris
eidem
messuagio
pertinent
concernent
,
in
quadam
petitione
per
W.
T.
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostra
praedicta
versus
te
exhibit̄
,
content̄
specificat̄
,
&
ad
faciendum
vlterius
,
&
recipiendum
quod
Curia
nostra
considerauerit
in
hac
parte
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittas
.
Et
habeas
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Aliter
pro
Obligatione
deliberand'
.
ADferens
tecum
quandam
Obligationem
per
quam
W.
C.
Miles
Sect'
55.
tenetur
&
obligatur
T.
B.
Milit̄
nuper
marit̄
tuo
iam
defuncto
in
ducentis
marcis
in
custodia
tua
existent
,
vt
dicitur
,
&
ad
faciendum
vlterius
&c.
vt
supra
.
And
when
a
suit
hath
depended
vnprosecuted
two
yeres
,
the
award
a
Subpena
de
Arturnat̄
faciend
'
,
in
this
forme
.
REx
B.
R.
salut̄
&c.
(
vsque
tunc
fuerit
,
&
tunc
sic
)
ad
faciendum
Attornat̄
Sect'
56.
in
materia
quae
est
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancellaria
nostra
interte
defend'
,
&
M.
S.
quer'
per
billam
,
&
ad
faciend'
&c.
vt
supra
.
Commissio
adrecipiendum
responsum
,
&
ad
examinandum
testes
quoscunque
,
&
ad
audiendum
&
terminandum
.
REx
dilect'
sibi
A.
T.
armigero
,
&
R.
S.
armig'
salutem
.
Cum
A.
W.
Sect'
57.
quandam
petitionem
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostra
versus
R.
C.
nuper
exhibuit
,
quodque
eidem
R.
per
breue
nostr'
praeceperimus
,
quod
esset
coram
nobis
in
dicta
Cancellar'
nostr'
ad
certum
diemiam
praeteritum
sub
certa
pena
in
dict'
breui
nostro
contenta
petition
praed'
responsur̄
:
Sciatis
quod
assignauimus
vos
,
ac
tenore
presentium
damus
vobis
vel
vni
vestrum
potestatem
&
aucthoritatem
responsion̄
prefati
R.
ad
petitionem
praedict'
recipiend'
,
&
in
scriptis
redigend'
,
&
quoscunque
testes
,
de
,
&
super
materia
in
petitione
&
responsion̄
praedict'
content̄
,
examinand'
,
ac
eandem
materiam
iuxta
sanas
discretiones
vestras
vel
vnius
vestrum
audiend'
,
&
finaliter
determinand'
.
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
viso
tenore
petitionis
praed'
,
quam
vobis
mittimus
presentibus
interclusam
,
prefat'
R.
coram
vobis
,
vel
vno
vestrum
venire
faciatis
,
ac
respons.
suam
petition̄
praedict'
informa
praedict'
,
fiendam
super
sacramentum
suum
recipiatis
,
&
in
scriptis
redigatis
,
nec●ontestes
praedict'
,
coram
vobis
vel
vno
vestruni
ad
certos
dies
&
loca
,
quos
ad
hoc
prouideritis
coram
vobis
venire
faciatis
,
&
euocetis
,
ac
ipsos
,
&
eorum
quemlibet
,
de
&
super
veritate
petitionis
,
&
responsion̄
praed'
,
ac
de
&
super
articulis
omnibus
&
singulis
premissa
qualitercunque
concernent
super
eorum
sacram̄
corporaliter
prestand'
,
diligenter
examinet̄
,
examinationesque
suas
recip̄
,
&
in
script'
redig'
.
Et
cum
eas
sic
ceperitis
candem
materiam
partibus
ad
id
vocat'
,
visisque
eorum
scriptis
&
auditis
hinc
inde
earum
rationibus
,
&
allegationibus
,
omnibus
vijs
,
modis
&
med●js
quibus
melius
sciueritis
,
aut
poteritis
,
vel
vnus
vestrum
sciuer̄
,
aut
poter̄
,
iuxta
sanas
discretiones
vestras
vel
vnius
vestr̄
finaliter
determinetis
,
vel
vnus
vestrum
determinet
:
Sin
autem
nos
de
omni
eo
quod
inde
feceritis
vel
vnus
vestrum
fecerit
,
in
Cancellar'
nostra
sub
sigillis
vestris
,
vel
vnius
vestrum
in
Quindena
Sancti
Mich.
prox'
futur'
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
distincte
&
aperte
reddat
certiores
,
hoc
breue
,
vna
cum
petitione
responsione
&
testium
examinationibus
pred'
nobis
remittentes
.
Teste
&c.
Commissio
ad
audiendum
&
terminandum
materiam
in
petitione
,
&
responsione
,
&
ad
examinand'
testes
q●oscunque
.
REx
dilect'
sibi
A.
&
B.
salutem
.
Quia
de
&
super
veritate
quaerimoniae
Sect
▪
58.
in
quadam
petitione
coram
nobis
in
Cancellaria
nostra
per
T.
C.
versus
I.
R.
&
alios
nuper
exhibita
content̄
,
ac
de
&
super
veritate
in
quadam
responsione
per
partes
predictas
in
hac
parte
facta
,
&
in
eadem
Cancellaria
similiter
exhibit̄
,
necnon
de
&
super
omnibus
articulis
&
circumstantijs
queremoniam
&
responsionem
illas
concernent̄
,
vt
tutius
&
confultius
pro
iusticia
in
eisdem
exhibend'
procedere
valeamus
vobis
de
quorum
fidelitatibus
,
&
prouidis
circumspectionibus
plene
confidimus
:
Dedimus
vobis
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
potestatem
&
aucthoritatem
audiendi
&
examinandi
materiam
in
petitione
,
ac
responsione
,
ac
in
omnibus
articulis
&
circumstantijs
praedictis
querimoniam
,
&
responsionem
illas
concernent
hijs
presentibus
annex'
contentam
,
&
specificat̄
,
et
eandem
materiam
iuxta
sanas
discretiones
vestras
finaliter
si
poteritis
determinand'
.
Et
ideo
vobis
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
mandamus
,
quod
ad
certos
dies
&
loca
,
quos
ad
hoc
prouideritis
,
testes
quoscumque
inter
partes
praed'
,
quos
maxime
protestificatione
veritatis
premissorum
fore
videritis
euocandos
,
coram
vobis
vel
duobus
vestrum
euocetis
,
Ac
ipsos
testes
et
eorum
quemlibet
de
&
super
querimonia
,
responsione
articulis
et
circumstantijs
praed'
super
sacramenta
sua
diligenter
iuretis
,
&
examinetis
.
Et
super
hoc
auditis
hincinde
earum
rationibus
,
et
allegationibus
,
ac
alijs
vijs
ac
modis
,
quibus
melius
sciueritis
aut
poteritis
eandem
materiam
vt
praed'
est
finaliter
si
poteritis
determinetis
.
Sin
autem
nos
in
Cancellaria
nostra
de
omni
eo
quod
inde
feceritis
in
quindena
sancti
Hillarij
prox'
futur'
,
vbicunque
tuncfuerit
,
sub
sigillis
vestris
,
vel
duorum
vestrum
distincte
&
aperte
eddatis
certiores
,
remittentes
nobistūc
tenores
praedictos
,
vna
cum
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Commssio
ad
examinadum
Testes
adlocum
&
diem
certum
,
de
valore
bonorum
&
catallorum
.
REgina
dilect'
&
fideli
suo
R.
B.
Militi
,
ac
dilectis
sibi
I.
D.
&
P.
W.
armigeris
Sect
▪
59.
salutem
.
Sciatis
quod
nos
de
fidelitatibis
&
prouidis
circumspectionibus
vestris
plurimum
confidentes
,
assignauimus
vos
,
ac
tenore
praesentium
,
damus
vobis
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
plenam
potestatem
&
aucthoritatem
inquirendi
,
tam
per
depositiones
quorumcunque
testium
,
coram
vobis
producend'
,
&
examinand'
,
quam
alio
quocunque
modo
ad
libitum
vestrum
,
quae
bona
et
catalla
fuerunt
.
I.
M.
generosi
,
siue
alterius
cuiuscun
que
remanent̄
infra
domum
mansionalem
,
siue
fitmam
de
C.
in
E.
in
comitatu
Oxon̄
quo
tempore
Ro.
Bi.
possessionem
eiusdem
domus
siue
firmae
natus
sit
,
et
cuius
valoris
siue
precij
eadem
bona
et
catalla
sic
infra
eandem
domum
,
et
firmam
praed'
existentia
ad
tunc
fuerunt
,
et
extiterunt
.
Damus
etiam
vobis
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
potestatem
&
auchoritatem
testes
quosdam
quorum
seperalia
nomina
in
quibusdam
Interrogatorijs
praesentibus
interclus
.
ac
eisdem
testibus
seperaliter
proponend'
,
inserta
apparebunt
de
et
super
eisdem
Interrogat̄
diligenter
examinand'
.
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
ad
certos
dies
et
loca
,
quos
adhoc
prouideritis
,
testes
praedictos
ac
alios
quoscumque
quos
maxime
pro
testificatione
veritatis
fore
videritis
necessarios
et
opportunos
coram
vobisvel
duobus
vestrum
venire
faciatis
,
et
euocetis
,
ac
ipsos
testes
,
et
eorum
quemlibet
tunc
et
ibidem
,
tam
de
et
super
pleno
et
iusto
valore
omnium
et
singulorum
bonorum
,
et
catallorum
praedictorum
quam
et
super
Interrogatorijs
praedictis
,
super
sacramenta
sua
per
sancta
Dei
Euangel●a
coram
vobis
,
vel
duobus
vestrum
corporaliter
praestandum
diligenter
examinetis
:
Examinationesque
suas
recipiatis
,
et
in
scriptis
in
pergameno
redigatis
.
Et
cum
●as
sic
ceperitis
nos
inde
,
ac
de
omni
eo
quicquid
pro
meliore
cognitione
praemissorum
feceritis
,
vel
duo
vestrum
fecerint
in
Cancellaria
nostra
in
Octabis
Sancti
Mich
,
proxm̄
futur'
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
sub
sigillis
vestris
,
vel
duorum
vestrum
cla●s
.
distincte
,
&
aperte
,
reddatis
certiores
,
remittentes
nobis
Interrogatoria
praedict'
,
vna
cum
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Commissio
ad
superuidendum
&
distinguendum
Vastum
.
REx
dilect'ac
fideli
suo
Willihelmo
P.
Militi
,
ac
dilect'
sibi
W.
T.
armigero
Sect'
60.
salutem
.
Sciatis
quod
nos
de
fidelitatibus
,
&
prouidis
circumspectionibus
vestr̄
plenius
confidentes
assignauimus
vos
,
ac
tenore
presentium
damus
vobis
plenam
potestatem
&
aucthoritatem
audiendi
&
examinand'
quandam
materiam
in
quibusdam
articulis
his
praefatibus
annex'
contentam
,
&
specificat̄
,
&
eandem
materiam
iuxta
sanas
discretion̄
vestr̄
finaliter
si
poteritis
determinand'
.
Et
ideo
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
ad
certos
dies
&
loca
,
quos
ad
hoc
prouideritis
ad
quoddam
vastum
vocat'
Blackdowne
super
M.
in
come
S.
in
articulis
praedict'
specificat̄
,
personaliter
accedatis
,
vastum
que
illud
superuideatis
,
ac
tam
per
depositiones
testium
quam
alijs
vijs
,
modis
,
&
medijs
quibus
melius
sciueritis
aut
poteritis
diligenter
inquirat̄
quantum
inde
ad
manerium
de
H.
&
quantum
inde
ad
manerium
de
W.
in
Comit̄
praedict'
,
pertinere
debeat
,
&
superinde
,
limites
,
bundas
,
metas
&
diuisas
,
inter
vnum
&
alterum
,
&
quantum
ad
vnum
,
&
quantum
ad
alium
maneriorum
praedictorum
pertinere
vobis
constare
poterit
,
poni
faciat̄
&
limites
examinationesque
testium
predictorum
recipiatis
,
&
in
scriptis
redigatis
,
omnesque
alias
depositiones
testium
ante
hac
examinat̄
minumenta
,
scripta
,
recorda
,
transcripta
,
territoria
,
chartas
,
ac
alias
euidentias
quascunque
per
partes
in
articulis
praedict'
specificat̄
,
coram
vobis
exhibend'
acceptetis
&
inspiciatis
.
Et
super
hoc
,
materiam
in
articulis
praedictis
specificat̄
iuxta
sanas
discretiones
vestras
finaliter
si
poteritis
determinet̄
:
Sin
autem
nos
in
Cancellar'
nostra
de
omni
eo
quod
inde
feceritis
in
quindena
Sancti
Michaelis
prox'
futur'
vbicunque
tuncfuerit
sub
sigillis
vestris
distincte
&
aperte
reddatis
certiores
,
remittentes
nobis
articulos
praedictos
vna
cum
praesentibus
.
Teste
&c.
A
Commission
directed
to
the
Lord
deputie
of
Ireland
and
the
Lord
Chauncelour
,
with
others
,
for
the
hearing
and
determining
of
a
Title
of
Lande
.
ELizabeth
by
the
grace
of
God
&c.
To
our
trustie
and
right
well
beloued
Sect'
61.
Sir
H.
S.
Knight
,
of
the
order
&c.
Lord
Deputie
of
our
Realme
of
Ireland
,
H.
C.
Archbishop
of
D.
our
L.
Chauncelour
there
,
Sir
I.
P.
knight
,
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
Pleas
there
,
I.
B.
Esq:
chiefe
Barou
of
our
Eschequer
there
,
F.
A.
Esquire
,
one
of
our
priuie
Counsell
there
,
I.
D.
Esquire
,
second
Iustice
of
our
chiefe
Bench
there
,
R.
F.
Esquire
our
Serieant
at
the
Law
there
,
and
L.
D.
Esquire
our
Solicitor
there
.
Know
ye
,
that
for
certeine
considerations
vs
thereunto
mouing
,
and
of
our
meere
motion
,
and
for
the
great
confidence
and
trust
we
haue
in
your
fidelities
,
circumspections
,
prouidences
and
wisedomes
,
we
haue
deputed
,
ordeined
,
aucthorized
,
appointed
,
constituted
,
giuen
&
graunted
,
and
by
these
presents
do
depute
,
ordeine
,
aucthorize
,
constitute
,
appoint
,
giue
,
and
graunt
vnto
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
that
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
full
power
,
iurisdiction
,
and
aucthoritie
,
to
hold
plea
,
heare
,
determine
,
discusse
,
decree
,
and
finally
to
iudge
of
all
and
singuler
actions
,
debates
,
strifes
,
quarrels
,
rights
,
titles
,
and
demaunds
whatsoeuer
they
be
,
aswell
reall
as
personall
,
which
by
plaint
,
supplication
,
or
bill
to
be
exhibited
,
or
otherwise
by
any
maner
of
meanes
else
,
shall
,
or
may
appeare
,
or
come
before
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
that
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
of
,
for
,
and
concerning
the
interest
,
right
,
title
,
demaund
,
and
possession
of
two
parts
or
moities
,
of
all
those
landes
&c.
with
the
appurtenances
in
the
Countie
of
D.
within
the
said
Realme
of
Ireland
to
be
by
O.
D.
late
of
&c.
I.
D.
widow
,
F.
D.
M.
D.
D.
D.
gentl
'
,
and
sonnes
to
R.
D.
late
deceased
,
and
R.
D.
Nephew
to
the
said
F.
M.
and
D.
or
by
any
of
them
seuerally
,
or
iointly
,
or
any
two
,
iii.
iiii
.
v.
or
vi
.
of
them
against
C.
S.
alias
H.
Lord
of
H.
within
our
said
Realme
of
Ireland
,
and
all
and
euery
other
person
or
persons
,
which
shall
claime
from
,
by
,
or
in
the
right
of
the
said
Lord
,
or
in
his
,
or
their
owne
right
or
rights
,
or
by
any
meanes
else
whatsoeuer
it
be
,
which
he
or
they
claime
to
haue
to
the
said
moities
of
the
two
parts
of
the
said
lands
&c.
with
the
appurtenances
aforesaid
:
geuing
and
graunting
,
and
by
these
our
Letters
patents
,
we
do
giue
and
graunt
vnto
you
,
or
to
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
number
we
will
that
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
full
power
,
iurisdiction
,
and
aucthoritie
,
to
call
before
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
that
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
at
such
times
and
places
according
to
your
good
discretions
,
which
vnto
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
and
to
cause
the
said
Lord
H.
or
any
which
claimeth
in
his
or
their
owne
right
or
rights
,
or
by
any
waies
or
meanes
els
whatsoeuer
,
any
interest
,
right
,
title
,
or
possession
in
the
two
parts
or
moities
of
the
said
lands
&c.
with
their
appurtenances
aforesayd
,
or
any
parcell
thereof
,
to
answere
,
reioine
,
and
ioine
issue
,
or
otherwise
pleade
,
as
the
cause
&
matter
shall
require
,
and
vpon
any
plaint
,
supplication
,
action
,
or
suit
whatsoeuer
,
which
shall
be
exhibited
or
come
before
you
,
by
the
aforesaid
D.
D.
P.
P.
I.
D.
F.
D.
M.
D.
and
R.
or
by
any
of
them
iointly
or
seuerally
,
or
any
ii
.
iii.
iiii
.
v.
or
vi
.
of
them
,
of
,
and
concerning
the
said
two
parts
or
moities
of
the
sayd
lands
&c.
with
their
appurtenances
aforesaid
:
Giuing
and
graunting
,
and
by
these
presents
,
we
do
giue
and
grant
vnto
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
that
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
full
power
,
iurisdiction
,
and
aucthoritie
,
according
to
your
wisedomes
,
discretions
,
and
prouidences
,
to
call
before
you
,
all
maner
of
witnesses
,
and
to
examine
all
charters
,
euidences
,
muniments
,
writings
,
&
euery
other
thing
els
,
which
may
be
a
meane
to
proue
,
fortifie
,
disclose
,
or
make
euident
the
interest
,
right
,
titles
,
demand
,
or
possession
of
any
of
the
aforenamed
parties
,
to
the
said
two
parts
or
moities
of
the
said
lands
&c.
with
their
appurtenances
aforesaid
,
and
vpon
the
same
throughly
,
and
with
mature
deliberation
and
iudgement
considered
and
waighed
,
we
do
giue
and
grant
vnto
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
number
we
will
that
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
full
power
,
iurisdiction
,
and
aucthoritie
to
proceede
to
the
full
order
,
decree
,
definition
,
sentence
and
finall
iudgement
,
according
to
your
discretions
,
of
the
interest
,
right
,
title
,
demand
,
and
possession
of
the
said
two
parts
or
moities
of
the
said
lands
&c.
with
their
appurtenances
aforesaid
,
and
to
decree
the
possession
of
the
premisses
to
him
or
them
,
to
whom
of
right
it
ought
to
appertain
,
and
his
or
their
said
possessions
to
maintaine
:
And
if
any
of
the
parties
afore
named
,
or
any
other
person
or
persons
which
shall
haue
to
do
in
the
same
matter
or
cause
,
do
wilfully
,
or
obstinately
withstand
or
disobey
any
processe
,
order
,
decree
,
sentence
,
or
iudgement
which
shall
he
directed
or
giuen
in
the
premisses
by
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
number
we
will
that
&c.
vt
supra
,
be
alwaies
one
:
)
Then
we
will
and
commaund
you
,
and
by
vertue
of
these
our
Letters
patents
giue
full
power
,
warrant
,
and
aucthoritie
vnto
you
,
or
to
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
number
we
will
that
you
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
to
commit
him
or
them
to
prison
,
there
to
remaine
till
his
,
her
,
or
their
conformities
shall
be
therein
had
,
willing
&
commaunding
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
(
of
which
we
will
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
that
at
such
times
&
places
,
as
to
your
discretions
,
or
to
the
discretion
of
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
(
of
which
number
&c.
be
alwaies
one
)
shall
seeme
fit
and
conuenient
,
diligently
to
attend
,
applie
,
and
with
speede
put
in
execution
the
effect
of
this
our
Commission
,
so
as
the
complainants
before
named
,
or
any
of
them
which
shall
haue
to
do
therein
,
may
not
haue
iust
cause
to
make
further
complaint
for
delay
or
want
of
Iustice
,
willing
and
commaunding
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
&c.
be
one
)
to
admit
no
dilatorie
exception
to
any
supplication
or
supplications
,
bill
or
bils
of
complaint
exhibited
,
or
to
be
exhibited
before
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
number
we
will
that
&c.
he
alwaies
one
)
or
otherwise
to
the
ouerthrowing
of
this
our
Commission
:
But
according
to
our
meaning
herein
to
proceed
,
and
to
go
to
the
full
hearing
,
ordering
,
decreeing
,
iudging
,
and
determining
of
the
right
,
title
,
and
demaund
of
the
parties
aforesaid
,
of
,
for
,
and
concerning
the
premisses
,
and
euery
part
and
parcell
thereof
,
and
accordingly
to
decree
,
and
iudge
,
as
to
equitie
and
right
shall
appertaine
:
any
act
,
statute
,
law
,
prouision
,
or
ordinance
to
the
contrarie
thereof
notwithstanding
.
And
therefore
fayle
you
not
,
as
you
tender
our
fauor
:
for
if
our
sayd
Subiects
O.
D.
P.
P.
I.
F.
M.
D.
and
R.
D.
should
be
put
from
such
triall
of
their
right
to
the
premisses
,
as
by
this
our
Commission
we
haue
prouided
for
them
.
Their
disabilitie
and
want
of
riches
,
wealth
,
friendship
,
and
alyance
considered
,
and
of
the
other
part
,
the
said
Lord
of
H.
their
aduersarie
being
throughly
furnished
of
all
those
things
,
and
withall
being
a
Lord
by
byrth
,
and
of
great
calling
and
aucthoritie
,
and
inhabiting
within
the
said
Countie
,
where
the
said
lands
&c.
do
lye
,
our
said
subiect
should
be
in
perill
and
danger
to
be
without
remedie
at
our
common
Lawes
there
,
which
were
no
small
mischiefe
to
them
.
The
premisses
considered
,
we
haue
graunted
this
our
Commission
according
to
the
tenor
aforesaid
.
And
further
we
will
and
commaund
you
,
and
by
vertue
hereof
giue
full
power
and
aucthoritie
vnto
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
(
of
which
we
will
that
&c.
be
one
)
that
after
the
right
,
interest
,
title
,
and
demaund
decreed
,
adiudged
,
and
determined
,
as
is
aforesaid
:
that
you
haue
consideration
vnto
the
hinderance
,
losses
,
and
damages
which
the
Complaynants
,
or
any
of
them
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
haue
had
,
and
susteyned
,
by
reason
of
the
wrongfull
deteyning
of
the
possession
of
the
premisses
,
and
the
said
damages
by
you
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
taxed
,
and
extracted
,
thereof
to
cause
a
full
execution
and
satisfaction
to
be
had
and
made
vnto
the
said
complainants
,
and
euery
of
them
,
as
is
aforesaid
.
And
for
the
better
putting
in
execution
of
this
our
Commission
,
we
will
and
commaund
the
Shirife
of
that
our
said
County
of
D.
and
all
other
our
Officers
for
the
time
being
,
to
whom
in
this
case
it
shall
apperteine
,
that
they
and
euery
of
them
be
attendant
vpon
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
we
will
that
&c.
be
one
)
for
th
executing
,
fulfilling
,
and
doing
of
all
,
and
euery
act
&
acts
,
thing
or
things
,
as
shall
be
by
you
,
or
any
viii
.
vii
.
vi
.
v.
iiii
.
or
iii.
of
you
,
(
of
which
be
alwaies
one
)
commaunded
,
limited
,
or
appointed
.
In
witnesse
whereof
&c.
Hauing
hitherto
in
some
sort
shewed
the
writs
of
Commissions
and
course
of
proceeding
in
Chancerie
suits
:
It
seemeth
needefull
now
to
expresse
what
Bills
of
complaint
,
Answeres
,
Replications
,
Reioinders
,
and
Surreioinders
be
,
with
diuers
formes
thereof
,
according
to
the
causes
of
suit
.
¶
What
a
Bill
of
Complaint
is
.
A
Bill
of
Complaint
is
a
declaration
in
writing
,
shewing
the
Sect.
62.
plaintifes
griefe
,
and
the
wrong
which
he
supposeth
to
be
done
vnto
him
by
the
defendant
,
and
what
damages
he
〈◊〉
by
〈◊〉
sion
thereof
,
praying
processe
against
him
for
●edresse
of
the
same
,
as
may
appeare
by
many
examples
hereafter
following
,
whereupon
Hostiensis
hath
these
verses
.
Quis
quid
coram
quo
▪
quo
iure
petatur
&
a
quo
,
Recte
compositus
quisque
libellus
habet
.
And
first
the
matter
of
euery
bill
ought
to
be
true
.
Secondarily
,
the
same
matter
ought
to
be
layd
downe
therein
plainely
and
certeinly
in
euery
circumstance
of
the
thing
,
person
,
time
,
place
,
maner
of
doing
,
&
other
accidents
.
And
thirdly
,
the
same
ought
to
be
sufficient
in
Law
,
both
for
the
forme
thereof
,
and
for
the
matter
,
that
it
be
such
as
is
examinable
in
this
Court
,
which
being
otherwise
may
be
dismissed
thence
.
THe
direction
of
all
Bills
in
the
Chancerie
must
be
at
the
toppe
Sect'
63.
thereof
.
And
when
there
is
neither
Lord
Chancelor
,
nor
Lord
Keeper
,
it
is
thus
:
To
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
,
in
her
highnesse
Court
of
Chancerie
.
In
most
humble
maner
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
most
excellent
Maiestie
your
most
humble
and
obedient
subiect
H.
C.
&c.
And
when
there
is
a
Lord
Keeper
,
as
at
this
time
,
thus
:
To
the
Right
honorable
Sir
Iohn
Puckering
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
Seale
of
England
.
And
when
there
is
a
Lord
Chancelor
,
then
thus
:
To
the
Right
honorable
Sir
C.
H.
knight
,
Lord
Chancelor
of
England
.
Their
other
titles
of
honor
may
be
also
added
in
the
said
direction
,
but
they
are
not
much
necessarie
.
What
an
Aunswere
is
.
AN
aunswere
is
that
which
the
defendant
pleadeth
or
sayth
in
Sect'
64.
barre
to
auoid
the
plaintifes
bill
,
or
action
,
either
by
confession
and
auoiding
,
or
by
denying
and
trauersing
the
material
parts
thereof
.
And
the
title
of
such
aunswere
is
thus
:
The
Aunswere
of
A.
B.
defendant
to
the
Bill
of
complaint
of
C.
D.
complainant
.
But
if
there
be
many
defendants
,
then
thus
:
The
ioint
and
seuerall
aunsweres
of
A.
B.
and
C.
D.
defendants
,
to
the
bill
of
complaint
of
E.
F.
complainant
.
An
aunswere
is
called
in
Latin
Exceptio
,
quae
dicta
est
quasi
quaedam
exclusio
quae
interponi
actioni
cuiuscunque
rei
solet
,
ad
excludendum
id
quod
in
intentionem
condemnationem
iure
deductum
est
.
Vlpianus
.
What
a
Replication
is
.
A
Replication
is
the
plaintifes
speech
or
answere
to
the
defendants
Sect.
65.
answere
,
which
must
affirme
and
pursue
his
bill
,
and
confesse
and
auoide
,
denie
or
trauerse
the
defendants
aunswere
.
And
note
,
that
the
plaintife
ought
to
replie
the
next
Terme
after
that
the
defendant
hath
aunswered
,
else
may
he
giue
him
day
to
replie
:
By
which
day
if
he
do
not
replie
,
the
defendant
may
procure
a
dismission
and
get
costes
.
Et
dicta
videtur
Replicatio
quod
vel
implicatam
&
quasi
tectam
exceptionis
iniquitatem
replicet
&
patefaciat
:
vel
potius
quod
equitatem
actionisab
excipiente
rei
tectam
&
quasi
complicatam
explicet
atque
aperiat
.
Hottamanus
.
And
a
title
of
a
Replication
is
thus
:
The
Replication
of
W.
P.
Complainant
,
to
the
answere
of
R.
C.
defendant
.
What
a
Reioinder
is
.
A
Reioinder
is
th
answere
which
the
defendant
maketh
to
the
plaintifes
Sect.
66.
replication
,
which
must
pursue
and
confirme
his
aunswere
,
and
not
swarue
from
the
same
,
and
sufficiently
confesse
and
auoide
,
denie
or
trauerse
,
each
materiall
part
of
the
plaintifes
replication
,
Est
autem
reiunctio
seu
duplicatio
vel
allegatio
quae
datur
reo
ad
infirmandum
replicationem
actoris
&
confirmandum
exceptionem
rei
.
Spieg.
If
the
parties
be
not
at
issue
,
by
reason
of
some
new
matter
disclosed
in
the
defendants
reioinder
,
that
requireth
aunswere
:
Then
may
the
plaintife
Surreioine
to
the
said
reioinder
,
and
the
defendant
in
like
maner
to
the
Surreioinder
,
if
there
be
cause
,
which
happeneth
verie
seldome
.
And
the
title
of
a
Reioinder
is
thus
:
The
reioinder
of
C.
A.
defendant
,
to
the
Replication
of
E.
W
complainant
.
What
a
Surreioinder
is
.
A
Surreioinder
is
a
second
defence
of
the
plaintifes
action
,
opposite
Sect'
67.
to
the
defendants
reioinder
.
And
therefore
Hottamanus
calleth
it
,
Triplicatio
,
quae
est
secunda
actionis
defensio
contra
rei
duplicationem
opposita
.
And
thus
is
the
title
of
a
Surreioinder
:
The
Surreioinder
of
E.
W.
complainant
to
the
Reioinder
of
C.
A.
defendant
.
A
Bill
of
complaint
for
entring
into
and
making
secret
estates
of
Copyhold
lands
,
wasting
part
therof
,
&
mingling
part
therof
with
the
lands
of
others
to
disinherite
the
Plaintife
by
hauing
the
Copies
therof
.
HVmbly
complayning
sheweth
vnto
your
Honorable
L.
H.
E.
of
Sect'
,
68.
B.
in
the
Countie
of
Yorke
Esqu
.
That
whereas
H.
E.
late
of
S.
Esquier
deceased
,
father
to
your
Orator
,
was
in
his
life
time
by
good
and
lawfull
conueyance
and
assurance
in
the
law
,
lawfully
seised
to
him
and
to
his
heires
in
fee
simple
,
according
to
the
Custome
of
the
manor
of
W.
in
the
said
Countie
of
Y.
of
one
Copyhold
or
Customarie
mesuage
or
tenement
,
and
of
certaine
Customarie
lands
,
meadowes
,
and
pasture
,
to
the
quantitie
of
one
hundred
acres
or
thereabouts
.
And
the
said
H.
E.
your
Orators
father
so
being
thereof
seised
as
aforesaid
,
and
being
visited
with
sicknes
during
the
minoritie
of
your
said
Orator
,
by
good
and
lawfull
conueyance
and
assurance
in
the
law
,
and
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
did
conuey
,
assure
,
and
surrender
the
said
Copyhold
or
customarie
mesuage
or
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
into
the
hands
of
A.
B.
the
Lord
of
the
said
manor
,
for
the
better
maintenance
,
and
to
the
vse
of
your
said
Orator
:
To
haue
and
to
hold
to
your
said
Orator
,
and
to
his
heires
and
assignes
,
at
the
will
of
the
Lord
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
:
By
force
whereof
your
honors
sayd
Orator
in
the
Court
of
the
said
manor
paied
his
fine
,
and
was
of
the
said
Copyhold
&
Customary
tenements
with
the
appurtenances
,
by
the
then
Steward
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
admitted
tenant
.
But
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
honor
,
that
all
the
Euidences
and
Copies
,
of
,
and
concerning
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
being
left
in
the
hands
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
your
Orators
said
father
whilest
he
liued
,
in
right
belonging
vnto
your
Lordships
said
Orator
,
are
now
by
casuall
and
sinister
meanes
comen
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
one
H.
H.
of
O.
in
the
said
Countie
of
Y.
who
by
colour
of
the
hauing
thereof
,
hath
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
and
premisses
aforesaid
,
and
hath
made
and
conueyed
vnto
himselfe
,
and
to
others
to
his
vse
,
diuers
and
sundry
secret
estates
thereof
,
and
doth
pretend
wholie
to
disinherite
your
Lordships
said
Orator
of
the
same
,
notwithstanding
your
said
Orator
hath
by
diuers
and
sundry
meanes
in
friendly
maner
,
oftentimes
sought
to
haue
the
said
Euidences
and
Copyes
,
and
requested
the
same
at
the
hands
of
the
said
H.
H.
and
also
that
he
would
yeld
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
quiet
possession
of
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
and
premisses
,
to
whom
he
doth
well
know
the
same
in
right
to
belong
and
appertaine
,
yet
that
to
do
,
he
hath
not
onely
denyed
and
refused
,
and
still
doth
denie
and
refuse
to
do
the
same
:
But
of
his
further
malice
against
your
said
Orator
,
he
doth
threaten
your
Orator
in
such
sort
,
that
your
Orator
for
want
of
the
said
Euidences
and
Copyes
,
dareth
not
make
his
iust
and
lawfull
entrie
,
in
,
and
to
the
same
:
And
also
the
said
H.
hath
committed
,
and
doth
continue
daily
great
and
outragious
wastes
and
spoyles
,
in
decaying
of
the
houses
,
felling
downe
of
the
wood
and
tymber
trees
of
the
premisses
,
to
your
Orators
great
losse
and
disinherison
,
and
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
forasmuch
as
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
Lawes
of
this
Realme
,
your
Lordships
said
Orator
hath
not
any
ordinarie
remedie
for
the
obteyning
and
recouering
of
the
said
Euidences
and
Copyes
,
for
want
of
the
certeine
knowledge
of
the
contents
and
dates
thereof
,
and
what
in
them
be
conteyned
,
neyther
can
your
Orator
learne
against
whom
to
commence
any
suit
for
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
and
premisses
,
for
that
the
said
H.
H.
and
others
to
your
Orator
altogether
vnknowen
,
haue
confederated
them selues
together
against
your
said
Orator
,
and
haue
contriued
and
made
amongst
them selues
,
diuers
secreat
estates
&
conueyances
,
and
haue
so
intermingled
the
same
,
to
,
and
with
other
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
,
to
,
and
with
certeine
of
their
owne
freehold
and
inheritance
,
that
your
Orator
knoweth
not
which
the
same
be
,
nor
how
much
thereof
the
said
H.
H.
&
other
his
confederates
do
seuerally
hold
,
whereby
to
commence
any
action
or
suit
,
or
make
any
lawfull
entrie
,
into
,
or
for
the
same
,
without
your
Orators
great
daunger
:
And
yet
your
Orator
hopeth
,
that
vpon
the
corporall
Oath
of
the
said
H.
H.
he
will
manifest
such
matter
,
whereby
your
Orator
may
the
more
better
,
easily
,
and
readily
proceede
and
attaine
to
the
recouering
of
his
iust
&
lawfull
right
and
inheritance
of
the
premisses
:
For
the
furtherance
whereof
,
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
said
H.
H.
commaunding
him
there
by
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limitted
,
personally
to
be
and
appeare
in
her
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
then
and
there
,
to
aunswere
to
the
premisses
&c.
The
Answere
of
H.
H.
defendant
,
to
the
Bill
of
complaint
of
H.
E.
complainant
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
against
him
Sect'
69.
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
,
is
very
incertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
Law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
by
the
said
defendant
,
for
diuers
and
sundry
apparant
faults
&
imperfections
therein
contained
:
And
deuised
and
exhibited
into
this
honourable
Court
,
partly
of
malice
and
euill
will
,
without
any
iust
cause
conceiued
against
the
said
defendant
,
to
the
intent
thereby
vniustly
to
vexe
&
molest
him
with
tedious
trauell
,
being
an
aged
man
,
and
to
put
him
vnto
great
expences
,
being
very
poore
:
But
chiefely
to
th
intent
and
purpose
to
wearie
,
impouerish
,
and
terrifie
him
this
defendant
:
Neuerthelesse
,
if
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
,
this
defendant
shal
be
compelled
to
make
any
further
or
other
aunswere
vnto
the
said
vntrue
,
incertaine
,
&
insufficient
bil
of
complaint
,
then
and
not
otherwise
the
aduantage
of
exception
thereof
to
this
defendant
,
at
all
and
euerie
time
and
times
hereafter
saued
,
for
further
answere
thereunto
,
and
for
a
full
and
plaine
declaration
of
the
trueth
,
touching
so
much
of
the
materiall
contents
of
the
said
bill
,
as
in
any
sort
concerneth
this
defendant
,
He
for
himselfe
saith
,
that
whereas
the
said
complainant
in
his
said
bill
alleageth
,
that
one
H.
E.
his
father
deceased
,
was
in
his
life
time
by
good
and
lawfull
conueyance
and
assurance
in
the
Law
,
lawfully
seised
to
him
and
his
heires
in
fee
simple
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
in
the
saide
bill
mentioned
,
of
one
copyhold
or
customarie
mesuage
or
tenement
,
and
of
certaine
customarie
lands
,
meadowes
,
and
pasture
,
to
the
quantitie
of
an
hundred
acres
,
or
thereabouts
:
and
that
he
being
thereof
so
seised
,
and
visited
with
sicknes
,
during
the
minoritie
of
the
said
Complainant
,
by
good
and
lawfull
conueiance
and
assurancein
the
Lawe
,
and
according
to
the
Custome
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
did
conuey
,
assure
,
and
surrender
the
same
Copyhold
or
Customarie
mesuage
or
tenement
,
and
other
the
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
thereunto
belonging
for
his
better
maintenance
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
complainant
,
To
haue
and
to
hold
to
the
said
complainant
,
and
to
his
heires
and
assignes
,
at
the
will
of
the
said
Lord
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
:
And
that
by
force
thereof
the
said
complainant
in
the
Court
of
the
saide
manor
,
paid
his
fine
and
was
of
the
said
copyhold
or
customarie
tenements
with
th
appurtenances
,
by
the
then
steward
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
admitted
tenant
.
He
this
defendant
saith
,
that
to
his
knowledge
,
the
said
H.
E.
late
father
of
the
said
complainant
was
neuer
either
lawfully
seised
to
him
and
to
his
heires
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
of
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
by
any
good
and
lawfull
conueyance
and
assurance
in
the
law
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
:
Nor
did
euer
conuey
,
assure
,
and
surrender
the
said
customarie
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
complainant
his
heires
and
assignes
:
Neither
did
the
said
complainant
euer
pay
his
fine
for
the
same
in
the
saide
court
,
neither
was
he
euer
lawfully
admitted
tenant
thereof
,
as
he
the
said
complainant
in
his
said
bill
vntruely
pretendeth
.
And
whereas
the
said
complainant
in
his
said
bill
also
pretendeth
,
that
the
euidences
and
copies
,
of
,
and
concerning
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
being
left
in
the
hands
,
custody
,
&
possession
of
the
said
complainants
father
whilest
he
liued
,
in
right
belonging
vnto
this
complainant
are
now
by
casuall
meanes
comen
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
this
defendant
,
and
that
he
by
colour
of
the
hauing
thereof
,
hath
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
and
premisses
aforesaid
,
and
hath
made
&
conueyed
to
himselfe
and
to
others
to
his
vse
,
diuers
and
sundry
secret
estates
therein
,
and
doth
pretend
thereof
wholly
to
disinherite
the
said
complainant
,
This
defendant
saith
,
that
none
euidences
or
copies
,
of
,
or
concerning
the
said
mesuage
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
are
by
casuall
meanes
,
or
otherwise
come
to
the
hands
or
possession
of
this
defendant
,
and
that
by
colour
of
hauing
thereof
,
he
this
defendant
,
neither
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
mesuage
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
nor
any
part
thereof
,
neither
hath
he
this
defendant
conueyed
▪
to
himselfe
,
or
to
any
other
person
to
his
vse
,
diuers
and
sundrie
,
or
anie
secrete
estates
thereof
,
neither
doth
he
pretend
thereof
wholly
to
distinherite
the
said
complaint
,
as
in
the
said
bill
it
is
vntruely
alleaged
:
without
that
,
that
the
said
complainant
by
diuers
and
sundrie
meanes
in
friendly
manner
hath
oftentimes
sought
to
haue
the
saideuidences
and
copies
,
and
requested
the
same
at
the
handes
of
this
defendant
,
And
also
that
he
would
yeeld
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
quiet
possession
of
the
said
mesuage
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
or
that
he
this
defendant
doth
well
know
the
same
,
in
right
to
belong
vnto
him
the
said
complainant
,
as
in
the
said
bill
it
is
vntruely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
that
he
this
defendant
of
malice
against
the
said
complainant
doth
threaten
him
the
said
coōplainant
,
in
such
sort
,
that
he
for
want
of
the
said
euidences
,
dareth
not
make
his
iust
&
lawfull
entrie
or
claime
,
to
,
&
in
the
same
premisses
,
or
that
he
the
said
defendant
hath
or
could
commit
,
or
doth
,
or
can
continue
daily
committing
great
&
outragious
wastes
and
spoiles
,
in
decaying
of
the
houses
,
and
felling
downe
of
the
woods
and
timber
trees
of
the
premisses
,
to
the
great
losse
and
disherison
of
the
said
complainant
,
and
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
as
in
,
and
by
his
said
bill
of
complaint
he
hath
most
vainely
and
vntruely
alleaged
.
For
touching
the
said
supposed
threats
,
this
defendant
saith
,
that
he
is
a
verie
feeble
poore
olde
quiet
man
,
verie
desirous
of
the
fauour
and
good
will
of
all
men
,
and
therfore
neither
willing
,
nor
able
by
his
threats
to
terrifie
or
feare
the
said
complainant
,
being
a
gentleman
of
worship
,
power
,
and
liuing
,
hauing
many
kinsfolkes
,
alies
,
friendes
,
and
seruants
,
so
that
he
this
defendant
hath
rather
iust
cause
to
be
affraid
of
the
said
complainant
then
the
said
complainant
to
feare
him
.
And
further
touching
the
said
wastes
and
spoyles
,
this
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
customarie
or
Copihold
in
W.
aforesaid
,
are
holden
of
the
manor
of
W.
aforesaid
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
complainant
hath
,
or
euer
had
anie
lawfull
title
to
commence
anie
action
or
suite
,
or
to
make
anie
entrie
,
against
or
vpon
this
defendant
,
for
anie
landes
,
tenements
,
or
hereditaments
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
as
it
is
therein
vntruely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
,
that
this
defendant
can
vpon
his
corporall
Oath
manifest
such
matter
,
whereby
the
saide
complainant
may
the
more
better
,
easily
and
readily
proceed
and
attain
to
the
recouering
of
anie
iust
or
lawfull
right
or
inheritance
,
or
in
anie
other
maner
then
in
this
answere
is
set
downe
,
as
the
said
complainant
vnwisely
gesseth
,
and
most
bainely
hopeth
,
as
he
in
his
said
bill
alleageth
:
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
or
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
conteined
,
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
this
defendant
,
and
not
herein
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
this
defendant
is
ready
to
auerre
and
proue
,
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
:
And
therefore
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
out
of
the
same
,
with
his
reasonable
costes
and
charges
in
this
behalfe
wrongfully
and
without
cause
sustained
.
The
Replication
of
H.
E.
Esquier
complainant
,
to
the
Answere
of
H.
H.
defendant
.
THe
said
Complaynant
for
Replication
saith
,
that
he
will
auerre
,
Sect.
70.
maintaine
,
and
iustifie
his
said
bill
of
complaint
,
into
this
honorable
Court
exhibited
,
and
euery
matter
and
thing
therein
conteined
,
to
be
certeine
,
true
,
and
sufficient
in
the
Law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
the
said
defendant
,
And
not
deuised
and
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
of
any
malice
or
euill
will
,
but
vpon
iust
cause
conceiued
against
the
said
defendant
,
as
the
said
defendant
in
his
answere
vntruely
hath
alleaged
.
And
for
further
replication
saith
,
that
the
said
H.
E.
late
father
of
this
Repliant
,
was
lawfully
seised
to
him
&
to
his
heires
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
of
W.
of
the
said
tenements
and
other
things
in
the
said
bill
mencioned
,
by
good
&
lawfull
conueyance
and
assurance
in
the
law
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
:
And
did
conuay
,
assure
,
and
surrender
the
said
customarie
tenements
&
premisses
to
the
vse
of
the
said
Repliant
and
of
his
heires
,
and
the
said
complainant
did
pay
his
fine
therefore
,
and
was
lawfully
admitted
tenant
thereof
,
as
he
the
said
complainant
in
his
said
bill
very
truely
pretendeth
.
And
also
he
saith
,
that
the
euidences
and
copies
,
of
,
and
concerning
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
are
comen
to
the
hands
of
the
said
defendant
,
and
that
by
colour
thereof
the
said
defendant
hath
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
mesuage
,
tenements
&
premisses
,
&
hath
conuayed
to
himselfe
and
to
others
to
his
vse
,
diuers
&
sundry
secret
estates
therein
,
as
in
his
said
bill
of
complaint
is
also
most
truely
declared
:
And
that
the
said
complainaut
hath
oftentimes
sought
&
requested
to
haue
the
said
writings
,
copies
,
&
euidences
at
the
hands
of
the
said
defendant
:
And
also
that
he
would
yeld
vnto
him
the
quiet
possession
of
the
said
mesuage
&
premisses
,
And
also
that
the
said
defendant
hath
and
still
doth
commit
,
and
continue
daily
committing
great
and
outragious
wastes
&
spoiles
,
in
decaying
of
the
houses
,
and
felling
downe
of
the
woods
and
timber
trees
of
the
premisses
,
to
the
losse
and
disherison
of
him
this
complaynant
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
truely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
contained
in
the
said
answere
material
or
effectual
to
be
replied
vnto
,
and
not
herein
sufficiently
confessed
or
auoided
,
trauersed
or
denied
,
is
true
.
All
which
this
complainant
is
ready
to
auerre
and
proue
,
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
.
And
praieth
as
he
before
in
his
said
bill
of
complaint
hath
praied
.
A
Bill
to
stay
suite
at
the
common
law
vpon
an
obligation
,
because
the
money
is
satisfied
in
diuers
payments
and
reckonings
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
,
sheweth
to
your
good
Lordship
Sect.
71.
Fr.
M.
That
whereas
one
H.
B.
of
D.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
Esquier
,
now
deceased
,
hauing
many
daughters
to
aduaunce
,
which
were
then
but
of
tender
yeares
,
did
about
one
and
twentie
yeares
now
last
past
,
make
his
last
will
and
testament
in
writing
,
and
by
the
same
did
giue
and
deuise
amongst
diuers
and
sundrie
other
legacies
amounting
to
a
verie
great
value
,
the
summe
of
one
hundred
pounds
to
A.
one
of
his
daughters
,
and
of
his
said
last
will
&
testament
did
nominate
,
constitute
,
and
appoint
your
said
Orator
,
and
one
G.
R.
Esquier
,
being
his
neere
kinseman
,
&
assured
good
friend
his
executors
:
but
also
did
commit
the
gouernment
&
education
of
his
said
children
vnto
them
,
and
after
died
.
By
and
after
whose
decease
,
and
before
the
probate
of
the
said
last
will
,
&
testament
,
the
said
R.
died
:
by
reason
whereof
your
said
Orator
alone
proued
the
said
will
,
and
tooke
vpon
him
the
execution
of
the
same
,
and
afterward
,
one
I.
W.
being
a
man
very
basely
borne
,
&
of
very
little
credit
,
did
without
the
priuity
,
consent
,
or
good
liking
of
your
said
Orator
,
or
of
any
other
to
whom
the
said
H.
B.
had
committed
the
gouernment
and
education
of
his
said
children
,
contract
himselfe
with
the
said
Anne
,
and
with
her
did
marie
:
After
which
mariage
,
albeit
your
said
Orator
greatly
misliked
therewith
,
and
that
the
said
H.
B.
had
bequeathed
vnto
the
said
Anne
,
but
the
summe
of
one
hundred
pounds
,
yet
your
said
Orator
in
respect
of
the
neere
aliance
betweene
him
&
the
said
children
,
and
to
the
end
they
should
liue
in
the
better
credite
&
accompt
,
was
amongst
the
rest
contented
to
bestow
on
the
said
Anne
one
hundred
pounds
more
then
hir
said
father
bequeathed
vnto
hir
:
&
thereupon
at
the
speciall
request
&
earnest
suit
of
the
said
I.
W.
&
the
said
Anne
then
being
his
wife
,
and
for
their
better
credit
,
aduancement
&
preferment
,
did
not
only
presently
pay
and
deliuer
to
the
said
I.
W.
in
ready
money
,
the
summe
of
50.
pounds
,
parcell
of
the
said
summe
of
one
hundred
pounds
so
bequeathed
to
the
said
A.
his
wife
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
but
also
became
bound
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
in
the
summe
of
an
hundred
poundes
for
the
paiment
of
fiftie
pounds
more
at
certaine
times
in
the
condition
of
the
said
Obligation
mencioned
,
which
amounted
to
the
full
summe
of
one
hundred
pounds
,
so
bequeathed
as
is
aforesaid
to
the
said
Anne
,
And
then
also
became
bound
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
in
one
other
bond
,
in
the
summe
of
200.
pounds
,
for
the
payment
of
one
hundred
pounds
,
at
certaine
times
in
the
condition
of
the
said
obligation
limited
,
which
your
said
Orator
of
his
owne
liberalitie
,
and
for
the
aduancement
of
the
aforesaid
Anne
,
gaue
vnto
her
sithence
:
which
bondes
so
made
,
the
said
I.
W.
hauing
had
manie
occasions
to
vse
money
,
hath
often
made
means
to
your
said
Orator
to
relieue
his
necessitie
therein
,
before
such
time
as
the
same
summes
or
anie
of
them
grew
due
vnto
him
,
to
be
paide
by
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
,
by
reason
whereof
your
said
Orator
about
the
sixt
daie
of
Iuly
,
in
the
two
and
thirtieth
yeere
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
raigne
that
now
is
,
paid
and
deliuered
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
the
summe
of
fiftie
pounds
more
in
part
of
paiment
and
satisfaction
of
the
said
summe
of
one
hundred
and
fiftie
pounds
growing
by
the
said
two
seuerall
obligations
,
wherin
your
said
Orator
standeth
so
bound
,
as
is
aforesaid
:
and
your
said
Orotor
likewise
paid
and
deliuered
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
at
such
times
as
the
said
I.
W.
hath
demaunded
the
same
diuers
seuerall
summes
of
money
,
amounting
in
the
whole
to
the
summe
of
21.
l'
8.
s.
which
the
said
I.
W.
hath
accepted
in
part
of
paiment
of
the
said
summe
of
150.
pounds
,
and
which
the
said
I.
W.
knoweth
to
be
true
,
and
also
your
said
Orator
hath
paid
by
the
handes
of
F.
B.
to
the
said
I.
W.
and
in
discharge
of
some
debts
due
by
the
said
I.
W.
and
by
his
appointment
at
seuerall
times
the
summe
of
lxx
.
l'
vi
.
s.
viii
.
d.
which
the
said
I.
W.
hath
also
accepted
in
part
of
payment
of
the
said
summe
of
one
hundred
and
fiftie
pounds
,
which
said
seuerall
summes
the
said
I.
W.
hath
from
time
to
time
accepted
,
as
in
part
of
paiment
,
&
discharge
of
the
said
summe
of
150.
l'
.
And
your
said
Orator
also
standeth
bound
for
the
onely
debt
and
duetie
of
the
said
I.
W.
for
the
payment
of
20.
l'
more
vnto
I.
P.
Esquire
,
which
your
said
Orator
alwaies
hath
beene
,
and
yet
is
readie
to
pay
for
the
said
I.
W.
when
he
shall
be
thereunto
required
,
so
that
your
said
Orator
,
hath
in
the
whole
paid
and
satisfied
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
and
in
discharge
of
the
debtes
of
the
saide
I.
W.
the
full
summe
of
one
hundreth
,
fourescore
and
eight
poundes
and
more
,
which
is
more
then
your
said
Orator
needed
to
haue
paide
vnto
him
as
anie
money
due
vnto
the
said
Anne
,
wife
of
the
said
I.
W.
for
the
saide
I.
W.
doth
very
well
knowe
,
that
the
said
H.
B.
did
not
deuise
or
bequeath
any
more
vnto
the
said
Anne
,
then
the
summe
of
one
hundred
pounds
.
And
doth
also
very
well
know
,
that
he
hath
diuers
and
sundrie
times
,
vpon
the
receipt
and
payment
of
the
saide
seuerall
summes
,
not
onely
confessed
the
receipt
of
the
same
,
but
also
faithfully
promised
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
that
he
would
cancell
and
deface
the
said
obligations
,
yet
notwithstanding
,
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
albeit
the
said
I.
W.
doth
very
well
know
,
that
your
said
Orator
hath
fully
satisfied
and
paide
vnto
him
the
said
summe
of
one
hundreth
pounds
,
bequeached
by
the
said
H.
B.
vnto
the
said
Anne
,
and
hath
also
fullie
satisfied
and
payed
vnto
him
,
fourescore
and
eight
poundes
,
and
more
,
parcell
of
the
said
hundreth
pounds
,
which
your
said
Orator
gaue
vnto
the
said
Anne
,
of
his
owne
free
liberalitie
,
and
for
the
aduancement
of
the
said
A.
and
that
the
said
Obligations
,
viz.
one
of
one
hundreth
poundes
,
for
the
payment
of
fiftie
pounds
,
and
one
other
Obligation
of
two
hundred
pounds
,
for
the
payment
of
one
hundred
pounds
,
which
your
said
Orator
became
bound
in
,
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
were
for
the
selfesame
debts
,
which
your
said
Orator
hath
at
seuerall
payments
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
paid
vnto
him
in
discharge
,
and
in
part
of
satisfaction
of
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
,
ought
in
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
to
be
cancelled
and
defaced
,
vpon
the
payment
of
the
residue
of
the
said
summes
which
is
behind
,
and
which
your
said
Orator
is
readie
to
pay
,
yet
he
the
said
I.
W.
hauing
a
very
greedy
,
and
couetous
disposition
to
enrich
himselfe
,
albeit
he
doth
very
well
know
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
,
to
be
in
effect
fully
satisfied
and
discharged
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
and
that
he
hath
not
at
any
time
beene
,
any
thing
dampnified
by
the
for
bearing
of
the
said
seuerall
summes
,
yet
hath
he
now
lately
commenced
suite
vpon
one
of
the
said
Obligations
,
in
her
Maiesties
Court
of
Kings
Bench
,
and
vpon
the
other
Obligation
in
her
Maiesties
Court
of
common
Plees
,
meaning
to
take
the
whole
forfaiture
of
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
against
your
said
Orator
,
in
that
your
said
Orator
did
not
in
trueth
alwaies
pay
vnto
him
the
said
seuerall
summes
,
according
to
the
condition
of
the
said
Obligations
,
but
did
alwaies
pay
the
same
at
such
times
as
the
said
I.
W.
had
occasion
to
vse
it
,
and
as
he
did
at
any
time
demaund
it
,
and
doth
with
all
the
expedition
he
can
,
and
with
the
most
hardnesse
that
he
may
vse
,
seeke
to
recouer
the
penalties
of
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
against
your
said
Orator
,
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
great
hurt
and
hinderance
of
your
sayd
Orator
.
And
albeit
your
sayd
Orator
hath
diuers
and
sundry
times
earnestly
required
of
the
sayd
I.
W.
not
only
to
cancel
and
deface
the
sayd
Obligations
,
vpon
the
paiment
of
the
residue
,
and
surcease
his
seuerall
suites
commenced
vpon
the
same
,
yet
that
,
or
any
of
them
to
do
he
hath
denied
and
refused
,
and
still
doth
denie
and
refuse
,
contrary
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
:
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
asmuch
as
your
said
Orator
hath
no
good
matter
to
pleade
in
barre
of
the
said
seuerall
Actions
by
course
of
the
common
Lawes
,
in
that
,
albeit
he
hath
in
truth
paied
and
satisfied
the
said
seuerall
summes
,
in
such
sort
as
the
sayd
I.
W.
held
himselfe
contented
therewith
,
yet
can
he
not
make
any
proofe
of
the
paiment
of
the
same
,
according
to
the
conditions
of
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
:
And
for
that
also
the
said
I.
W.
hath
not
in
any
sort
bin
dampnified
by
the
forbearing
of
the
said
summes
of
money
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
and
yet
if
he
had
,
forsomuch
as
your
said
orator
hath
fully
paied
vnto
him
fowerscore
&
eight
pounds
more
then
he
neede
to
haue
paied
,
and
that
of
his
owne
liberalitie
,
there
is
now
no
reason
why
he
should
seeke
by
rigor
of
law
to
take
the
forfeiture
of
the
said
seuerall
Obligations
,
albeit
it
were
true
that
the
same
were
not
fully
satisfied
and
discharged
,
in
such
sort
as
they
ought
to
be
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gracious
seuerall
writs
of
Subpena
and
Iniunction
to
be
directed
to
the
said
I.
W.
not
only
straightly
charging
and
commaunding
him
by
the
same
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
contained
&
limitted
,
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
,
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
high
Court
of
Chancerie
,
then
&
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
but
also
inioyning
him
by
the
same
,
his
Counsellors
,
Attorneys
,
and
Solicitors
,
to
stay
and
surcease
the
said
seuerall
suits
,
and
no
further
to
proceede
in
the
same
,
vntill
other
order
shall
be
therein
taken
by
your
good
Lordship
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
pray
for
your
good
Lordship
in
honor
long
to
indure
.
A
Bill
for
the
detaining
of
a
lease
for
yeares
,
and
taking
the
profites
of
the
lands
leased
,
and
secret
taking
of
a
Cow
distreined
and
impounded
by
the
plaintife
out
of
the
pound
,
and
charging
him
with
thee
esloyning
of
the
same
Cow
.
HVmblie
complaining
,
sheweth
to
your
good
Lordship
your
daily
Sect'
72.
orator
N.
C.
of
H.
in
the
countie
of
D.
Gentleman
.
That
whereas
one
T.
E.
of
H.
aforesaid
gentleman
,
was
lawfully
seazed
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
diuers
and
sundry
lands
,
tenements
,
hereditaments
,
with
the
appurtenances
,
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
H.
aforesaid
,
And
he
so
being
thereof
seised
about
the
20.
day
of
May
,
in
the
27.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
at
H.
aforesaid
,
for
and
in
consideration
of
a
certaine
summe
of
money
to
him
by
the
said
N.
C.
well
and
truely
contented
and
paid
,
and
by
Indenture
of
lease
,
the
certeine
date
whereof
your
said
orator
knoweth
not
,
for
that
he
hath
not
the
said
Indenture
,
did
demise
,
grant
,
set
,
and
to
farme
let
the
same
vnto
the
said
N.
and
his
assignes
,
for
and
during
the
full
ende
and
terme
of
two
yeeres
then
next
following
.
By
force
whereof
,
your
said
orator
was
thereof
lawfully
possessed
,
vntill
about
the
xvii
.
yere
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
R.
B.
W.
G.
N.
T.
R.
W.
W.
F.
W.
E.
&
K.
his
wife
by
casuall
meanes
hauing
obteyned
and
gotten
into
their
hands
,
or
into
the
hands
of
some
of
them
,
the
said
Indentures
,
confederating
themselues
together
of
purpose
,
to
wrong
your
said
orator
,
&
to
expell
&
put
him
from
his
lawfull
&
quiet
possession
of
the
premisses
,
or
the
greatest
part
thereof
,
entred
into
one
parcell
of
the
premisses
called
B.
fields
,
being
then
sowed
with
Dates
by
your
said
Orator
.
and
at
the
same
time
put
in
one
Cow
and
Heyfer
,
very
maliciously
to
depasture
and
eate
the
graine
&
corne
of
your
said
Orator
therein
then
growing
,
which
said
Cow
&
Heyfer
,
was
,
and
remained
there
depasturing
,
eating
,
and
treading
downe
the
said
graine
and
cor●e
,
vntill
your
said
Orator
came
and
distraiued
the
said
Cowe
and
Heyfer
for
dammage
there
doing
,
and
impounded
the
said
Cow
and
Heyfer
in
a
pound
●uert
,
at
H.
aforesaid
,
as
lawfull
was
for
him
to
do
,
shortly
after
which
impounding
of
the
said
Cow
and
heifer
,
that
is
to
say
:
vpon
the
twelfe
day
of
Sept.
the
said
R.
W.
W.
F.
W.
E.
and
K.
his
wife
repaired
vnto
the
dwelling
house
of
your
said
Orator
at
H.
aforesaid
,
and
then
and
there
required
your
said
Orator
to
deliuer
the
said
Cow
and
Heyfer
forth
of
the
said
pound
,
affirming
that
they
were
sent
thither
to
that
intent
and
purpose
by
the
said
R.
B.
W.
G.
and
N.
T.
which
to
do
,
your
said
Orator
refused
,
as
lawfull
was
for
him
to
doe
,
because
the
said
W.
F.
E.
and
K.
his
wife
,
nor
any
of
them
,
did
then
and
there
tender
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
any
amends
or
satisfaction
,
for
,
or
towards
the
said
trespasse
:
But
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
about
a
leuen
or
twelue
of
the
clocke
in
the
night
of
the
said
twelfe
day
of
Sept.
the
said
Cow
and
Heyfer
was
conueyed
foorth
of
the
said
Pound
,
(
the
dore
or
gate
of
the
said
pound
being
fast
locked
)
by
the
said
R.
B.
W.
G.
N.
T.
R.
W.
W.
F.
W.
E.
and
K.
his
wife
,
or
some
of
them
,
as
your
said
Orator
verily
thinketh
,
and
is
perswaded
in
conscience
,
sithence
which
time
,
the
said
B.
G.
and
T.
haue
most
falsely
and
vnconscionably
charged
,
and
still
charge
your
said
Orator
for
the
es●oyning
and
conueying
away
of
the
said
Cow
and
Heyfer
,
and
haue
thereupon
not
onely
commenced
suit
against
your
said
Orator
at
the
common
Lawe
,
but
also
by
colour
of
hauing
the
said
Iudenture
,
haue
made
and
contriued
vnto
themselues
,
or
some
of
them
,
or
to
some
other
persons
to
their
,
or
some
of
their
vses
,
sundry
secret
estates
of
the
premisses
,
and
do
yet
most
wrongfully
deteine
,
and
withholde
the
possession
of
a
great
part
of
the
premisses
from
your
said
Orator
,
to
his
great
hurt
and
impouerishment
:
And
for
as
much
as
your
said
Orator
hath
not
any
ordinarie
remedie
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
realme
,
for
the
recouery
of
the
said
Indenture
,
for
that
he
knoweth
not
the
certaine
date
or
contents
thereof
,
nor
wherein
the
same
is
conteined
:
And
so
there
by
not
only
very
like
to
l●se
his
lawfull
and
rightfull
possession
,
of
,
in
,
and
to
the
premisses
,
but
also
standeth
in
great
daunger
to
lose
great
dammages
for
the
supposed
essoyning
of
the
saide
Come
and
Heyfer
,
vnlesse
it
please
God
,
as
your
sayd
Orator
hopeth
it
will
,
to
moue
the
hearts
of
the
said
●
.
G.
E.
W.
F.
●
.
and
K.
his
wife
,
vpon
their
answeres
and
othes
in
this
honorable
court
,
to
discouer
and
disclose
the
trueth
of
their
euill
dealing
,
and
disorder
in
breaking
of
the
said
pound
,
and
taking
foorth
if
the
said
Cowe
and
Heyfer
,
conueying
them
●o
vnknowen
places
,
of
purpose
to
charge
your
sayd
Orator
therewith
.
And
forasmuch
,
as
they
haue
denied
,
and
refused
,
and
yet
do
refuse
and
denie
,
either
to
permit
or
suffer
your
said
Orator
quietly
to
haue
and
take
the
issues
and
pro●●tes
of
the
said
premisses
,
or
to
deliuer
vnto
him
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
,
although
he
hath
oftentimes
most
gently
and
friendly
required
and
desired
them
so
to
do
:
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
&c.
As
before
is
said
in
Sectio
61.
The
Answere
of
the
same
Bill
.
THE
said
defendants
say
,
and
either
of
them
for
himselfe
seuerally
Sect.
73.
sayeth
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
very
vncertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
Lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
by
these
defendants
,
or
any
of
them
for
diuers
apparant
faults
and
imperfections
therein
contained
,
and
the
same
very
friuelous
,
as
these
defendants
thinke
for
sundry
causes
,
and
namely
,
for
that
,
that
it
is
thereby
supposed
,
that
they
and
others
by
reason
of
hauing
the
custody
of
the
said
supposed
indenture
,
or
lease
pretended
to
be
made
by
the
said
T.
E.
in
the
said
bill
named
to
the
said
complainant
of
the
said
Demesne
lands
of
the
Highlow
aforesaid
,
for
two
yeares
now
ended
,
if
any
such
were
,
haue
made
,
or
contriued
vnto
themselues
,
or
to
some
other
persons
,
and
to
their
vses
,
sundry
secret
estates
of
the
premisses
,
where
if
any
such
estates
had
bin
made
,
they
be
already
determined
.
And
the
said
def.
further
say
,
that
as
they
verily
thinke
by
the
scope
of
the
said
bill
containing
in
it selfe
much
like
matter
set
out
with
many
words
,
and
in
effect
no
matter
worthy
to
be
examined
in
this
honourable
Court
,
the
same
bill
is
deuised
and
exhibited
into
this
honourable
Court
,
of
meere
malice
,
and
euil
will
,
to
the
intent
to
molest
and
trouble
these
defendants
,
and
others
in
the
same
bill
named
,
being
quiet
poore
men
,
dwelling
almost
seauenscore
miles
from
the
citie
of
W.
with
long
and
tedious
iournies
to
make
their
personall
apparance
in
this
honorable
Court
,
to
answere
the
said
friuolous
and
vntrue
bill
without
any
good
or
iust
cause
so
to
do
.
Th
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
manifest
incerteintie
,
and
insufficiencie
of
which
vntrue
bill
of
complaint
to
these
defendants
,
and
eyther
of
them
saued
,
for
answere
thereunto
,
they
and
either
of
them
for
himselfe
seuerally
sayeth
,
that
they
thinke
it
to
be
true
,
that
the
said
T.
E.
of
H.
in
the
said
bill
named
,
was
lawfully
seised
in
his
demes●e
,
as
of
●ee
,
or
fee
taile
,
of
,
and
in
diuers
lands
,
●enements
,
and
heredit●ments
,
with
th
appurtenances
,
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
H.
aforesaid
,
and
that
he
being
thereof
so
seised
about
two
yeares
now
last
past
,
did
demise
,
graunt
,
set
and
to
farme
let
,
the
same
vnto
the
complainant
for
two
yeares
,
as
it
is
in
the
said
bil
alleaged
,
without
that
,
that
these
defendants
of
purpose
to
expell
the
said
complaynant
from
his
lawfull
possession
of
the
premisses
,
or
the
greatest
part
thereof
,
entred
into
the
said
parcell
of
the
premisses
,
being
sowen
with
oates
by
the
said
complainant
,
or
at
the
same
time
put
in
one
Cow
,
and
one
heifer
,
verie
malitiously
to
depasture
and
eate
the
graine
and
corne
of
the
said
complainant
growing
therein
.
Or
that
the
said
cow
and
heifer
to
these
defendants
knowledge
,
remained
there
depasturing
,
eating
,
or
treading
downe
the
said
graine
and
corne
,
vntill
the
said
complainant
came
and
distrained
the
said
Cow
and
Heifer
,
for
damage
their
doing
,
and
impounded
the
said
cow
and
heifer
in
a
pound
ouert
,
at
H.
aforesaid
to
their
knowledge
,
as
in
the
said
bill
is
very
vntruely
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
shortly
after
the
said
impounding
of
the
said
cowe
and
heifer
,
that
is
to
say
,
the
eleuenth
day
of
S.
the
said
R.
W.
W.
F.
W.
E.
and
K.
his
wife
,
by
the
knowledge
of
the
said
defendants
or
either
of
them
repaired
vnto
the
said
dwelling
house
of
the
said
complainant
,
at
H.
aforesaid
,
and
then
and
there
required
the
saide
complainant
to
deliuer
the
said
cow
and
heifer
forth
of
the
said
pound
,
affirming
that
they
were
sent
thither
to
that
intent
and
purpose
by
these
defendants
,
and
the
said
N.
T.
in
the
said
bill
named
,
as
in
the
saide
bill
is
vntruely
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
to
these
defendants
knowledge
,
there
was
any
such
cause
,
that
any
amends
so
should
haue
bin
tendered
vnto
the
saide
complainant
,
for
or
towards
the
said
supposed
trespas
.
Or
that
about
eleuen
or
twelue
of
the
Clocke
in
the
night
of
the
saide
eleuenth
day
of
S.
the
said
cow
and
heifer
were
conueied
forth
of
the
saide
pounde
by
these
defendants
,
or
either
of
them
,
or
that
these
defendants
or
eyther
of
them
,
haue
vnconscionably
charged
the
said
complainant
for
the
estoining
and
conueying
away
of
the
said
cow
and
heifer
,
or
thereupon
commenced
any
suite
against
the
said
complainant
at
the
common
law
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
very
vntruely
alleadged
,
for
they
these
defendants
verily
thinke
that
there
was
neuer
any
such
Cow
and
Heyfer
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
distreyned
,
and
without
that
,
that
these
defendants
by
colour
of
hauing
of
the
said
Indenture
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
haue
made
and
conueied
vnto
themselues
,
or
to
any
other
person
or
persons
to
their
vses
,
any
secrete
estate
of
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
or
do
wrongfully
deteine
and
withhold
the
possession
of
a
great
or
any
part
of
the
premisses
,
from
the
said
complainant
as
in
the
said
Bill
of
complaint
it
is
likewise
vntruely
alleadged
.
And
without
that
,
that
these
defendants
or
either
of
them
,
haue
denied
&
refused
,
or
yet
do
deny
or
refuse
,
either
to
permit
or
suffer
the
said
complainant
,
quietly
to
haue
and
take
the
issues
and
profits
of
the
premisses
,
or
deliuer
vnto
him
the
said
supposed
Indenture
or
lease
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
vntruely
surmised
,
for
these
defendants
say
,
that
to
their
knowledge
,
they
neuer
saw
,
nor
heard
read
any
such
Indenture
or
lease
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
or
things
&c.
A
Bill
to
be
releeued
for
Obligations
made
for
Simonie
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
Honorable
Sect'
74.
Lordship
,
your
daily
Orator
W.
C.
parson
of
T.
in
the
county
of
Y.
That
whereas
about
fiue
yeares
now
last
past
,
W.
by
the
permission
of
God
,
now
Bishop
of
L.
and
C.
was
lawfully
seised
of
th
aduowson
of
the
vicarage
of
D.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
as
of
one
in
grosse
,
by
it selfe
,
as
of
see
in
right
of
his
B.
aforesaid
,
and
vnto
the
same
vicarage
being
vacant
,
did
present
your
said
Orator
his
Clerke
,
who
was
afterwards
admitted
,
instituted
and
inducted
into
the
same
accordingly
,
which
vicarage
afterwards
by
resignation
into
the
hands
of
the
said
B.
to
present
againe
to
the
same
,
as
the
very
true
patron
thereof
became
voide
.
And
afterwards
your
said
Orator
became
an
humble
sutor
vnto
the
said
B.
in
the
behalfe
of
one
R.
W.
Clerke
,
that
it
should
please
him
to
present
the
same
R.
W.
to
the
said
vicarage
,
which
after
long
suit
,
it
being
first
agreed
betweene
your
saide
Orator
,
and
one
C.
Q.
with
the
knowledge
and
consent
of
the
said
B.
that
your
said
Orator
in
respect
of
the
said
presentation
and
admission
of
the
said
R.
W.
that
there
should
a
certaine
summe
of
money
,
amounting
as
your
said
Orator
thinketh
to
the
summe
of
thirtie
pounds
,
to
be
paid
at
certaine
daies
then
betweene
them
agreed
vpon
,
for
the
paiment
thereof
,
and
that
for
true
paiment
of
the
said
summe
at
the
said
daies
,
your
Orator
should
become
bounden
vnto
the
said
C.
D.
by
seuerall
Obligations
,
whereupon
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
the
twentith
day
of
I.
which
was
in
the
eight
and
twentith
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
,
that
now
is
,
your
said
Orator
for
the
onely
consideration
aforesaide
,
and
for
the
onely
benefite
of
the
saide
R.
W.
aforesaide
became
bounden
vnto
the
saide
C.
D.
in
foure
or
fiue
seuerall
obligations
,
videlicet
,
by
some
obligations
in
the
summe
of
20.
pounds
,
or
there
abouts
,
for
the
paiment
of
ten
pounds
,
and
in
some
other
,
in
other
summes
for
paiment
of
fiue
pounds
,
or
there
abouts
,
at
the
saide
daies
,
and
times
,
betweene
them
so
as
is
aforesaid
agreed
vpon
,
and
thereupon
the
saide
R.
W.
for
the
saide
considerations
was
instituted
,
and
inducted
into
the
said
Vicarage
accordingly
,
which
bonds
were
so
made
by
your
saide
Orator
in
hope
,
and
vpon
the
faithfull
promise
of
the
said
R.
W.
would
haue
paid
and
discharged
the
said
seuerall
summes
of
money
at
the
said
daies
,
according
to
the
seuerall
conditions
of
the
said
obligations
,
but
now
,
so
it
is
,
that
if
it
may
please
your
Honorable
Lordship
,
that
the
said
R.
W.
though
oftentimes
by
your
said
Orator
required
,
hath
not
paid
the
said
seuerall
summes
of
money
,
nor
any
of
them
vnto
the
said
C.
D.
according
to
the
said
seuerall
obligations
,
&
according
to
the
said
agreement
,
and
his
said
promise
in
that
behalfe
made
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
by
meanes
whereof
,
the
said
obligations
,
or
the
most
part
of
them
bin
forfeited
,
and
your
Orator
alreadie
thereupon
impleaded
in
her
Maiesties
Court
,
called
the
Kings
Bench
,
and
by
reason
of
the
said
Obligations
or
some
of
them
,
very
like
speedily
to
be
condemned
thereupon
,
if
by
your
L.
gratious
meanes
,
he
be
not
speedily
relieued
,
the
which
said
practises
are
much
against
all
right
,
equity
,
&
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
great
damage
,
losse
,
and
hinderance
of
your
said
Orator
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
the
said
promise
of
R.
W.
and
the
said
agreement
for
the
paiment
of
the
said
seuerall
summes
of
money
,
being
matters
of
corruption
,
and
vnlawful
simony
,
were
so
closely
and
secretly
wrought
&
contriued
amongst
them
,
that
your
said
Orator
is
not
able
to
make
any
such
due
proofe
thereof
,
as
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
the
Realme
,
in
this
behalfe
requireth
,
and
so
your
L.
said
Orator
is
vtterly
without
remedy
by
the
common
lawes
to
auoid
the
said
bond
,
or
to
make
proofe
of
the
said
assumption
,
and
promise
of
the
said
R.
W.
though
the
same
be
so
well
knowne
vnto
the
said
Bishop
,
&
the
said
C.
O.
his
factor
,
procurator
,
for
such
contracts
of
simony
,
and
also
to
the
said
R.
W.
that
your
Orator
verely
thinketh
they
will
vpon
their
answeres
hereunto
in
this
honorable
court
,
vpon
their
corporall
oathes
,
if
they
be
not
altogether
blinded
with
extreame
couetousnes
,
confesse
the
truth
to
be
,
as
is
abouesaid
,
It
may
therefore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
W.
B.
and
vnto
the
said
C.
O.
and
R.
W.
thereby
commanding
them
and
euery
of
them
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limited
by
your
Lordship
,
to
be
,
and
personally
to
appeare
before
your
honorable
Lordship
,
in
her
Maiesties
most
high
court
of
Chancery
,
then
&
there
to
answer
vnto
the
premisses
,
&
to
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
honorable
Lordship
shall
seeme
to
stand
with
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
also
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Iniunction
,
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
C.
O.
thereby
commaunding
and
inioyning
him
,
and
all
his
Counsailers
,
Soliciters
,
and
Atturneies
,
to
stay
his
said
suites
and
proceedings
,
against
your
said
Orator
,
at
,
and
by
the
common
lawes
,
vntill
the
premisses
shall
be
heard
and
determined
,
or
otherwise
ordered
in
this
honourable
Court
,
and
your
said
Orator
shall
daily
pray
vnto
Almightie
God
for
the
preseruation
of
your
honourable
Lordship
in
good
health
long
to
continue
.
A
Bill
for
Boording
.
HVmbly
complaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
Lordshippe
,
your
daily
Se
▪
75.
Orator
F.
W.
of
K.
in
the
Countie
of
L.
Gentleman
,
That
whereas
about
foure
or
fiue
yeeres
since
,
one
E.
C.
then
the
widdowe
of
B.
C.
and
nowe
wife
to
R.
H.
of
N.
in
the
Countie
of
L.
Yeoman
,
verie
earnestly
and
instantly
required
of
your
saide
Orator
not
onely
for
her selfe
and
her
sonne
to
be
tabled
or
boorded
at
the
house
of
the
said
complainant
,
but
also
haue
house
roome
for
continuall
abode
and
lodging
with
him
likewise
,
promising
liberally
and
fully
to
recompence
both
the
cost
and
trouble
which
your
saide
Orator
,
or
his
householde
should
sustaine
therein
,
vppon
hope
of
which
promise
and
agreement
,
your
saide
Orator
did
to
the
full
request
and
satisfaction
of
the
saide
E.
table
and
lodge
the
saide
E.
and
her
sonne
being
of
the
age
of
seuen
yeeres
,
or
thereabouts
,
during
her
widowhoode
,
by
the
space
of
two
yeeres
at
the
least
,
ended
about
the
Annunciation
of
the
Virgine
Marie
,
in
the
twentith
yeere
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Raigne
,
about
which
time
the
said
E.
tooke
to
husband
the
said
R.
H.
after
which
mariage
,
vpon
like
promise
and
agreement
which
the
saide
R.
your
saide
Orator
did
likewise
boorde
or
table
,
and
lodge
in
his
house
the
said
R.
and
E.
her
sonne
,
and
a
seruant
by
the
space
of
one
whole
yeere
and
a
halfe
ended
about
May
day
last
past
,
during
which
time
also
the
said
R.
put
your
said
Orator
to
great
charge
and
trouble
,
with
diuers
horse
as
well
kept
in
the
houses
of
your
said
Orator
,
and
at
his
cost
,
as
also
abroade
in
his
closes
and
pastures
,
notwithstanding
all
which
costs
,
troubles
,
and
charges
of
your
said
Orator
,
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
Lordship
,
that
the
said
R.
and
E.
being
departed
from
the
house
of
your
said
Orator
,
craftely
,
deceiptfully
,
&
vnconcionably
,
refuse
vtterly
and
denie
to
giue
any
recompence
or
consideration
to
your
said
Orator
for
their
meate
,
drinke
,
lodging
,
or
other
charges
,
contrarie
to
all
humanitie
,
equitie
,
and
right
.
In
tender
consideration
thereof
,
and
for
that
your
said
Orator
,
is
without
all
helpe
,
by
the
strict
order
and
course
at
the
common
law
,
for
that
for
the
said
tabling
,
lodging
&
charges
,
there
was
no
certaine
time
,
nor
no
certaine
summe
of
money
agreed
vpon
,
amongest
the
said
parties
,
nor
promised
by
the
said
R.
and
E.
and
that
also
the
said
agreement
was
betweene
themselues
only
,
without
any
witnesse
,
May
it
please
your
Lordship
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
R.
and
E.
and
your
said
Orator
shall
daily
may
for
your
good
Lordshippe
&c.
A
demurrer
for
double
vexation
.
The
demurrer
of
R.
and
W.
defendants
to
the
Bill
of
G.
W.
complainant
.
THE
said
defendant
by
protestation
,
not
confessing
or
acknowledging
Sect'
76.
any
thing
in
the
said
bill
alleaged
,
materiall
against
this
defendant
to
charge
him
to
be
true
,
but
rather
deuised
and
set
foorth
,
onely
of
purpose
to
put
this
defendant
to
wrongfull
vexation
,
costes
,
charges
,
and
expences
in
the
lawe
,
for
that
before
this
time
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
the
terme
of
Easter
,
in
the
fiue
and
twentith
yere
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
the
Q.
maiestie
,
that
now
is
,
the
said
complainant
vnto
this
honorable
Court
of
Chauncery
,
exhibited
against
this
defend
.
a
Bill
contayning
in
effect
,
the
same
matter
which
is
alleaged
in
the
bill
now
exhibited
,
differing
onely
in
forme
,
but
nothing
in
substance
,
sauing
by
adding
some
fiue
acres
,
as
the
number
of
foure
or
fiue
,
as
estimating
one
close
in
this
bill
at
foure
acres
in
the
former
estimated
but
at
two
,
or
there
abouts
,
and
an
other
close
in
this
bill
now
exhibited
,
at
three
acres
,
in
the
former
estimated
at
two
or
thereabouts
,
and
putting
some
acres
to
some
other
closes
,
the
which
before
were
set
downe
without
limitation
or
naming
of
any
acres
at
all
,
being
the
selfesame
closes
and
messuage
in
the
former
bill
expressed
,
vsed
and
occupied
by
the
same
title
and
name
,
and
the
same
number
of
acres
,
now
put
in
more
of
purpose
,
to
giue
the
same
complainant
some
colour
to
exhibit
this
bill
,
as
though
it
were
a
new
matter
although
in
deede
it
be
nothing
so
.
To
which
former
bill
this
defendant
answered
,
and
thereto
the
said
complainant
replied
,
and
this
defendant
reioined
and
so
discended
to
Commission
,
wherein
this
defendant
ioined
with
the
said
complainant
,
and
named
Commissioners
for
himselfe
,
as
the
said
complainant
named
others
for
himselfe
,
and
this
defendant
then
bare
halfe
the
charges
of
the
same
Commission
,
as
in
such
cases
is
vsed
.
And
when
the
time
came
,
that
the
same
commission
was
to
be
sitten
on
,
the
said
complainant
foreslowed
the
same
,
neither
gaue
any
warning
to
this
defendant
,
nor
laboured
his
owne
commissioners
,
that
this
defendant
euer
heard
of
,
to
meete
for
the
execution
of
the
same
,
but
suffered
the
same
to
stay
by
the
space
of
fiue
or
sixe
termes
,
or
thereabouts
,
as
this
defendant
remembreth
:
whereupon
this
defendaunt
for
his
owne
expedition
at
his
owne
costes
and
charges
,
procured
a
commission
for
examination
of
witnesses
in
that
matter
directed
to
the
selfe
same
commissioners
,
that
the
former
commission
was
,
and
gaue
notice
thereof
to
the
said
complainants
,
and
to
one
of
his
commissioners
,
who
agreed
to
meete
at
the
day
and
place
appointed
,
where
this
defendant
was
present
with
his
commissioners
and
witnesses
,
and
one
of
the
said
complainants
commissioners
was
in
the
towne
where
the
place
was
appointed
the
same
day
and
time
readie
to
haue
executed
the
said
commission
,
if
the
said
complainant
would
haue
spoken
to
him
therefore
,
as
this
defendant
was
credibly
informed
,
and
the
said
complainant
was
there
present
at
the
same
time
and
place
,
and
did
,
or
might
haue
spoken
with
him
that
was
named
commissioner
,
for
him
who
had
a
dwelling
house
in
the
same
towne
,
being
the
towne
of
M.
in
the
same
Countie
:
and
then
and
there
the
deponents
,
vpon
this
defendantes
behalfe
were
sworne
and
examined
by
and
before
these
defendants
then
commissioners
,
and
some
of
them
sworne
in
the
presence
of
the
said
complainant
,
And
thereupon
the
depositions
and
examinations
of
the
witnesses
so
sworne
,
were
by
these
defendants
,
then
commissioners
,
caused
to
be
ingrossed
in
parchment
,
and
certified
into
this
honorable
court
,
and
afterwards
published
,
and
after
publication
this
defendant
staied
without
doing
any
thing
therein
by
the
space
of
two
termes
or
thereabouts
,
during
which
time
the
said
complainant
,
did
or
said
nothing
at
all
in
the
said
court
touching
the
said
suit
,
that
this
defendant
euer
heard
of
.
And
then
this
def.
caused
the
said
depositions
to
be
exemplefied
vnder
the
great
seale
of
Eng.
to
his
great
charges
which
he
hath
readie
to
shew
to
this
H.
Court
.
And
the
said
complainant
being
not
contented
with
these
causels
vexations
of
this
defendant
:
Anone
after
that
this
complainant
had
obtained
the
said
commission
,
the
said
complainant
for
this
defendants
further
vexation
,
commenced
suit
against
this
defendant
in
the
ecclesiasticall
court
of
the
Archb.
of
Yorke
,
within
whose
dioces
the
same
lands
and
tenements
in
N.
in
the
bill
mentioned
be
,
&
where
the
said
father
of
this
complainant
and
defendant
died
,
vpon
surmised
matters
,
touching
the
supposed
will
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
,
whereupon
this
defendant
to
his
great
charges
appeared
&
answered
as
behoued
for
the
time
,
by
himselfe
&
his
procter
as
is
there
vsual
,
whith
suit
the
said
complainant
relinquished
also
as
this
defendant
thinketh
,
for
he
hath
heard
nothing
therof
these
xii
.
moneths
and
more
.
And
now
the
said
complainant
meaning
nothing
else
but
this
defendants
trouble
&
molestation
,
hath
renued
the
said
suit
in
this
H.
Court
againe
,
which
before
he
had
in
the
same
court
by
the
said
first
bill
,
conteining
the
same
matters
in
effect
&
almost
word
for
word
as
in
the
same
bill
is
mentioned
,
whereunto
this
defendant
hath
alreadie
answered
,
as
appeareth
by
the
same
answere
remaining
of
record
here
in
this
court
,
and
the
same
proceeded
vpon
both
as
afore
is
said
:
wherefore
this
defendant
for
the
causes
aforesaid
,
and
for
the
said
double
vexation
in
this
honorable
court
by
two
bils
conteining
in
effect
but
one
matter
in
substance
,
demurreth
in
law
and
praieth
that
he
this
defendant
may
be
dismissed
out
of
this
honorable
court
,
with
his
reasonable
costes
and
charges
in
this
suit
wrongfully
sustained
.
A
Bill
for
not
surrendring
a
lease
made
by
the
Plaintife
to
the
defendant
in
trust
,
to
trie
a
title
,
and
for
occupying
,
and
wasting
the
tenth
dem●sed
and
for
deteining
of
writings
of
copyhold
lands
,
contrarie
to
their
agreement
.
HVmbly
complaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
H.
Lordship
your
daily
Sect'
77.
Orator
I.
K.
of
W.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
yeoman
,
that
whereas
about
40.
yeeres
now
last
past
,
one
W.
M.
yeoman
,
was
lawfully
seased
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
of
&
in
one
mesuage
,
with
th
appurtenances
in
E.
in
the
County
of
M.
and
of
,
&
in
diuers
lands
,
tenements
,
meadowes
,
pastures
,
&
hereditaments
therunto
belonging
,
being
freehold
land
in
E
aforesaid
,
&
H.
in
the
said
con●ty
of
N.
and
he
being
there
of
such
estate
so
seazed
about
the
first
yeere
of
the
raigne
of
the
Q.
Maiesty
that
now
is
,
by
his
last
will
and
testament
in
writing
made
,
&
written
in
the
life
time
of
the
said
W.
M.
did
giue
&
bequeath
the
same
to
one
E.
then
his
wife
,
&
now
wife
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
for
the
time
of
her
natural
life
,
the
remainder
thereof
after
her
decease
to
one
R.
M.
as
by
the
said
will
appeareth
,
and
afterward
the
said
W.
M.
died
of
such
his
estate
thereof
,
so
as
is
foresaid
seised
,
by
force
of
which
wil
and
deuice
,
the
said
E.
by
and
after
his
death
,
entred
into
the
said
mesuage
or
tenements
,
&
was
thereof
lawfully
seased
in
her
demesne
as
of
freehold
,
for
the
terme
of
her
life
,
the
remainder
thereof
after
her
decease
to
the
said
R.
M.
in
forme
aforesaid
belonging
:
&
also
whereas
the
said
W.
M.
was
in
his
li●●
also
seased
of
or
in
certain
copihold
,
or
customary
lands
,
lying
&
being
within
the
manor
of
S.
in
the
said
county
of
N.
and
holden
of
the
said
manor
by
copy
of
the
court
rolles
of
the
same
manor
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
saidmanor
,
and
he
being
thereof
so
seazed
died
therof
so
seazed
,
by
&
after
whose
death
,
the
said
E.
his
wife
was
endoments
,
of
the
third
part
of
the
said
copihold
or
customary
lands
and
tenements
,
and
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
,
admitted
therof
tenant
by
the
Steward
of
the
Court
of
the
said
manor
accordingly
,
by
force
wherof
she
likewise
entred
into
the
third
part
of
the
said
customary
tenements
and
premisses
,
and
was
therof
likewise
seazed
in
her
demesne
as
of
freehold
as
tenant
in
dower
therof
for
the
terme
of
her
life
naturall
,
according
to
the
said
oustome
,
and
quietly
and
peacably
occupied
and
enioyed
the
same
vntil
about
ten
yeares
now
last
past
.
Now
that
your
said
Orator
through
importunancy
and
earnest
perswasions
of
some
friends
of
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
was
contented
in
some
maner
to
yeeld
vnto
their
suit
,
and
therupon
,
for
the
furtherance
and
triall
of
the
title
and
interest
of
the
said
I.
T.
about
the
fourteenth
day
of
I.
in
the
26.
yeare
of
the
Queens
Maiesties
raign
that
now
is
,
without
any
fine
,
income
,
or
other
consideration
to
him
paid
,
but
giuing
credit
vnto
the
speaches
of
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
that
they
would
seeke
nothing
at
the
hands
of
him
your
said
Orator
,
but
onely
vse
the
benefit
of
his
present
estate
,
for
the
resisting
of
certaine
vnlawfull
suits
,
&
attempts
which
were
then
offered
(
as
they
then
affirmed
)
by
the
said
R.
and
others
,
did
by
this
your
said
Orators
Indenture
of
lease
,
bearing
date
about
the
said
time
demise
,
graunt
,
and
to
farme
let
,
to
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
all
the
said
freehold
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
,
with
the
appurtenances
in
E.
and
H.
aforesaid
,
to
haue
and
to
hold
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
with
the
appurtenances
to
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
their
executors
and
assignes
,
from
the
feast
of
S.
M.
the
Bishop
in
winter
last
past
,
before
the
date
of
the
said
Indenture
vnto
the
full
end
and
terme
of
21.
yeeres
thence
next
following
,
and
fully
to
be
complete
and
ended
,
if
the
said
E.
did
so
long
liue
,
yeelding
and
paying
therefore
yearely
during
the
said
terme
of
21.
yeeres
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
his
executors
,
administrators
,
and
assignes
,
twenty
shillings
of
lawfull
English
money
,
at
the
feastes
of
Pentecost
,
and
Saint
Martin
the
Bishop
in
Winter
by
euen
portions
,
as
by
the
same
Indenture
more
at
large
appeareth
:
by
vertue
and
pretence
of
which
demise
,
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
into
all
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
about
the
same
time
entred
,
and
were
thereof
possessed
,
and
euer
since
their
entrie
haue
quietly
and
peaceably
occupied
and
enioyed
the
said
demised
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
and
the
rents
,
issues
,
and
profits
thereof
arising
and
comming
haue
quietly
,
and
peaceably
taken
and
conuerted
to
their
owne
only
vse
,
which
rents
,
issues
,
and
profits
of
the
premisses
,
euer
since
the
making
of
the
said
leases
,
which
is
by
the
space
of
ten
yeeres
now
last
past
,
haue
bin
yearely
woorth
four
pounds
at
the
least
,
ouer
and
aboue
all
charges
and
reprises
.
And
in
truth
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
same
lease
,
it
was
fully
concluded
,
and
agreed
,
by
and
betweene
your
said
Orator
the
said
I.
T.
and
the
said
A.
L.
and
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
in
consideration
of
the
making
of
the
said
lease
to
them
by
your
said
Orator
in
maner
and
forme
aforesaid
,
and
for
the
causes
aforesaid
,
promised
,
that
the
said
lease
,
and
their
said
estate
thereby
made
,
should
be
surrendred
and
yeelded
vp
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
when
eyther
the
said
suits
were
ended
betweene
the
said
R.
and
them
,
or
either
of
them
,
or
when
they
by
vertue
of
the
said
lease
had
enioyed
the
same
demised
tenements
and
premisses
by
the
space
of
one
whole
yeare
,
for
then
the
same
lease
was
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
made
onely
for
the
defence
and
trial
of
the
said
estate
,
right
and
title
of
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
of
,
and
in
the
same
tenements
and
premisses
,
and
not
to
th
intent
that
they
,
or
either
of
them
should
by
reason
of
the
same
Indenture
according
to
the
purport
and
tenor
thereof
,
for
the
terme
of
one
and
twentie
yeares
haue
and
enioy
the
same
,
for
so
small
a
rent
,
which
neuerthelesse
they
haue
done
,
and
yet
do
so
occupie
and
enioy
the
same
,
contrarie
to
their
said
faithfull
promise
&
agreement
,
as
is
aforesaid
thereof
made
:
and
yet
not
contenting
themselues
with
the
said
occupation
of
the
said
tenements
,
&c.
do
not
onely
denie
and
refuse
to
yeeld
vnto
your
said
Orator
either
the
said
yearely
rent
reserued
vpon
the
said
lease
,
or
any
other
consideration
for
the
occupying
of
the
same
,
and
vtterly
denie
to
yeeld
vnto
your
said
Orator
any
rent
or
consideration
for
the
same
,
being
so
as
aforesaid
,
behinde
by
the
space
of
ten
yeares
:
but
also
do
vtterly
denie
to
yeeld
vp
vnto
your
said
Orator
their
said
estate
and
terme
of
yeares
,
yet
to
come
,
of
,
and
in
the
said
demised
tenements
and
premisses
according
to
their
faithfull
promises
and
agreement
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
made
,
and
further
since
their
said
entrie
into
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
they
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
or
the
one
of
them
haue
razed
or
defaced
all
or
part
of
the
houses
,
edifices
,
and
buildings
,
which
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
same
lease
were
standing
and
being
vpon
the
said
demised
tenements
and
premisses
,
and
the
thacke
,
s●ate
,
timber
,
and
stone
thereof
,
haue
either
giuen
away
or
conuerted
the
same
to
their
owne
vses
,
without
the
consent
of
your
said
Orator
,
to
the
intent
that
the
same
tenements
might
so
be
made
vnmeete
for
the
habitation
of
your
said
Orator
,
and
his
said
wife
,
whereby
they
might
the
rather
enforce
your
said
Orator
for
want
of
the
said
buildings
to
yeeld
the
same
vnto
them
,
for
little
or
nothing
,
by
reason
of
the
want
of
the
said
Indenture
there
being
only
one
part
thereof
made
together
,
which
with
such
copies
as
concerne
the
said
copyhold
lands
,
are
in
the
hands
and
possession
of
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
or
of
one
of
them
,
or
of
some
other
persons
by
the
deliuery
of
them
,
or
of
the
one
of
them
,
the
certaine
number
,
dates
,
contents
,
and
other
certainties
whereof
your
said
Orator
knoweth
not
:
and
albeit
that
your
said
Orator
hath
diuers
times
in
gentle
maner
required
them
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
to
deliuer
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
said
Indenture
and
copies
,
and
to
yeeld
vp
and
surrender
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
said
interest
,
of
,
and
in
the
said
demised
tenements
and
premisses
,
according
to
the
said
agreement
and
trust
,
yet
they
so
to
do
,
haue
euer
hetherto
refused
and
denied
,
and
yet
do
denie
and
refuse
to
do
the
same
,
and
to
yeeld
vp
and
surrender
the
said
estate
of
,
and
in
the
said
premisses
,
according
to
the
trust
in
them
reposed
,
and
to
repaire
and
reedifie
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
so
by
them
razed
,
and
pulled
downe
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
against
all
right
,
equity
and
good
conscience
,
and
against
all
good
and
honest
dealing
,
and
to
the
impouerishing
,
and
vtter
vndoing
of
your
said
Orator
,
and
his
said
wife
,
if
speedy
remedy
be
not
in
due
time
by
your
Honorable
Lordship
prouided
for
the
repressing
of
their
said
vnconscionable
purposes
and
attempts
in
the
premisses
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
the
said
Indenture
,
conclusion
,
promises
,
and
agreements
,
so
is
aforesaid
,
had
and
made
,
by
,
and
betweene
your
said
Orator
&
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
concerning
the
premisses
,
were
secretly
made
and
agreed
vpon
,
by
and
betweene
themselues
,
and
few
mitnesses
being
priuy
therunto
or
present
with
them
at
the
time
of
the
making
thereof
,
which
might
testifie
the
same
,
and
those
witnesses
,
(
such
as
they
were
)
be
now
either
dead
,
or
vnto
your
said
Orator
vtterly
vnknowen
,
being
at
the
same
time
meere
strangers
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
&
then
brought
thither
by
them
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
as
it
seemed
,
of
set
purpose
to
circumuent
&
deceiue
your
said
Orator
,
and
his
wife
in
the
premises
,
your
said
Orator
then
referring
especiall
trust
and
confidence
to
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
as
persons
whom
he
tooke
,
and
accompted
to
haue
bin
his
very
especiall
goods
friends
,
and
also
very
substantiall
honest
men
,
is
vtterly
without
all
remedy
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
realme
of
England
,
to
recouer
either
the
possession
of
the
same
tenements
and
premisses
of
the
said
rents
,
they
hauing
his
said
Indenture
of
lease
as
is
aforesaid
,
or
to
recouer
the
said
copies
,
It
may
therfore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
the
premisses
gratiously
considered
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
the
Q.
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
out
of
her
highnesse
court
of
Chancery
,
to
be
directed
to
the
said
I.
T.
and
A.
L.
and
either
of
them
therby
commaunding
them
,
and
either
of
them
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limitted
,
to
be
and
personally
to
appeare
before
your
honorable
Lordship
,
in
the
saide
court
of
C.
Then
and
there
to
answere
vnto
the
premisses
,
and
to
stand
to
,
and
abide
to
such
further
order
&
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
honorable
Lordship
shall
be
thought
to
stand
with
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
daily
pray
vnto
God
for
the
preseruation
of
your
Honors
prosperity
and
good
health
long
to
continue
.
A
Bill
by
an
Administator
vpon
a
promise
made
vnto
the
intestate
by
the
defendant
,
to
pay
vnto
him
certaine
money
in
mariage
of
the
d●fendants
daughter
with
one
of
the
intestates
Sonnes
.
COmplaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
Honorable
Lordship
,
G.
Earle
of
Sect'.
78.
S.
administrator
of
the
goods
and
chattels
of
the
right
honorable
G.
Earle
of
S.
deceased
his
late
father
,
that
wheras
about
seuen
yeares
now
last
past
,
there
was
certaine
communication
betweene
the
said
G.
Earle
of
S.
in
his
life
time
,
and
one
W.
R.
of
K.
in
the
County
hf
N.
Esquier
,
of
,
for
,
and
concerning
a
marriage
then
intended
to
be
made
betweene
H.
T.
Esquier
,
one
of
the
sonnes
of
the
said
late
Earle
,
and
E.
the
onely
daughter
,
and
heire
apparant
of
the
said
W.
R.
And
thereupon
it
was
fully
concluded
and
agreed
betweene
the
said
late
Earle
,
and
the
said
W.
R.
and
either
party
did
mutually
promise
,
and
agree
to
and
with
the
other
,
that
the
said
H.
T.
and
the
said
E.
daughter
of
the
said
W.
R.
should
marry
together
,
according
to
the
Ecclestasticall
lawes
of
this
realme
of
England
,
at
a
certain
day
by
the
said
parties
for
that
purpose
agreed
vpon
&
appointed
.
And
for
,
and
in
consideration
of
the
said
marriage
to
be
made
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
the
said
W.
R
,
about
the
same
time
did
assume
,
&
to
the
said
late
Earle
faithfully
promise
to
pay
and
giue
vnto
the
said
late
Earle
4000.
l
.
of
lawfull
English
money
,
or
there
abouts
,
at
certain
daies
likewise
in
that
behalfe
between
them
agreed
vpon
,
&
now
long
sithence
past
,
by
reason
of
which
agreement
,
promise
,
&
assumption
so
made
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
the
said
H.
T.
did
shortly
after
the
said
agreement
,
marry
and
take
to
his
wife
the
said
daughter
of
the
said
W.
R.
And
thereupon
the
said
W.
R.
did
well
&
truly
content
and
pay
to
the
said
late
Earle
the
summe
of
3000.
l
.
parcell
of
the
said
summe
of
4000.
l
.
or
there
abouts
.
And
shortly
after
&
before
he
the
said
late
Earle
had
receiued
the
residue
of
the
said
summe
of
4000.
l
.
he
the
said
Earle
died
.
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
that
the
said
W.
R.
not
ignorant
of
the
premisses
,
and
nothing
regarding
his
said
agreement
&
faithfull
promise
and
assumption
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
by
him
made
,
to
,
and
with
the
said
late
Earle
,
but
imagining
and
fraudulently
intending
,
aswell
the
said
late
Earle
in
his
life
time
,
as
your
said
orator
,
being
administrator
of
the
goods
&
chattels
of
the
said
late
Earle
,
since
his
death
in
this
behalf
falsly
&
deceiptfully
to
defraud
and
decei●e
him
of
the
sum
of
a
1000.
l
.
at
the
lest
,
parcel
of
the
said
sum
of
4000.
l
.
or
there
abouts
by
him
agreed
&
promised
to
be
paid
to
the
said
late
E.
as
is
aforesaid
in
consideration
of
the
said
mariage
,
although
he
the
said
W.
R.
hath
oftentimes
,
aswell
by
the
said
late
E.
in
his
life
time
,
as
by
the
now
E.
since
his
death
bin
curteusly
required
to
haue
paid
the
said
summe
of
1000.
l
.
according
to
his
said
agreement
,
promise
,
and
assumption
,
yet
that
to
do
,
hath
he
euer
hitherto
denied
and
refused
,
and
yet
doth
denie
&
refuse
to
do
the
same
,
contrary
to
his
said
faithfull
promise
&
assumption
,
to
the
great
losse
&
damage
of
the
now
E.
and
altogether
against
all
right
,
equity
,
&
good
conscience
:
Notwithstanding
that
the
said
late
Earle
,
in
respect
of
the
said
mariage
,
hath
conueyed
and
assured
vnto
the
said
H.
T.
a
good
estate
of
inheritance
,
of
diuers
manors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
worth
3000.
l
.
by
the
yeare
,
or
there
abouts
,
wherof
the
said
R.
his
daughter
is
intituled
to
haue
dower
by
law
:
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
forsomuch
as
by
reason
of
the
great
trust
&
confidence
which
the
said
late
Earl
did
repose
&
put
in
him
the
said
W.
R.
the
said
agreement
,
promise
,
&
assumption
,
so
as
aforesaid
betweene
them
made
,
was
so
made
secretely
&
priuatly
betweene
themselues
only
,
without
calling
any
other
person
or
persons
vnto
than
to
be
witnesses
therof
,
which
might
testify
the
same
agreement
,
promise
,
&
other
answere
to
the
said
vntrue
and
insufficient
bill
of
complaint
:
then
they
and
either
of
them
for
the
satisfaction
of
this
honorable
Court
,
in
the
truth
of
all
the
matters
in
the
said
bill
most
vntruly
obiected
by
the
said
complainant
against
the
said
def.
for
further
and
ful
answere
thereunto
,
and
for
plaine
declaration
of
the
truth
therein
:
They
the
said
defendants
and
either
of
them
say
,
that
true
it
is
indeed
,
that
there
was
a
certaine
speech
or
communication
had
betweene
the
saide
complainant
and
these
said
def.
for
such
a
bargaine
to
be
had
and
made
between
them
in
such
sort
,
for
the
lease
and
paiments
,
as
they
●re
by
the
said
bill
alleaged
,
the
which
said
communication
was
then
set
downe
in
certaine
articles
bearing
date
,
in
the
said
complainants
bill
alleaged
.
And
it
was
then
also
most
materiall
,
for
these
said
defendants
further
couenanted
and
agreed
on
the
part
of
the
said
complainant
,
that
that
said
communication
should
be
by
him
the
said
complainant
put
in
writing
by
deed
indented
,
and
according
to
law
be
executed
by
sealing
&
deliuering
thereof
,
as
these
said
defendants
then
did
,
and
yet
do
take
it
,
&
moreouer
that
the
said
complainant
and
G.
B.
of
E.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
Esq.
shoulde
become
bound
iointly
and
seuerally
vnto
the
said
def.
for
the
true
performance
of
all
and
euery
the
said
agreements
,
in
the
summe
of
110.
li.
before
the
paiment
of
the
said
summe
of
40.
li.
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
being
the
first
paiment
which
they
should
haue
made
,
the
which
saide
communication
as
the
said
defendantes
did
accompt
it
,
was
then
set
down
in
writing
vnder
the
terme
of
Articles
of
agreement
,
but
yet
neuer
meant
to
conclude
or
bind
the
said
bargaine
,
vntill
the
same
should
haue
bin
ingrossed
,
sealed
,
&
deliuered
,
&
the
said
obligation
entered
at
the
said
complainants
costs
and
trauel
,
as
the
said
def.
haue
euer
taken
it
,
&
think
the
same
wil
proue
so
in
law
because
it
was
referred
to
further
writings
more
effectuall
in
the
law
to
be
accomplished
by
the
said
complainant
,
the
which
to
do
,
he
neither
yet
hath
,
neither
as
it
seemeth
meant
to
performe
,
but
rather
to
gaine
the
said
defendants
money
,
without
anie
assurance
thereof
to
be
made
vnto
them
,
for
that
he
hath
not
caused
the
said
articles
to
be
ingrossed
,
neither
hath
he
&
the
said
G.
B.
entred
into
bond
to
the
said
defendants
,
or
either
of
them
according
to
the
said
agreement
,
but
wholly
sought
,
if
by
any
meanes
he
could
,
cunningly
to
possesse
himselfe
of
the
said
summe
of
55.
li.
or
of
so
much
thereof
,
as
he
could
without
any
assurance
making
,
or
entring
into
bond
to
the
saide
defendants
,
as
aforesaid
,
to
the
great
impouerishment
of
the
said
defendants
,
if
the
said
complainants
entent
had
taken
effect
,
for
which
causes
they
the
said
defendantes
thinke
that
the
saide
complainant
hath
no
iust
cause
of
complaint
,
neither
are
they
the
said
defendants
or
either
of
them
bound
,
as
they
take
it
,
to
performe
the
said
paiments
in
the
saide
bill
expressed
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
agreement
was
priuately
and
secrettly
made
betweene
the
said
complainant
,
and
the
said
defendants
as
in
the
said
bill
is
most
vntruly
alleaged
,
or
that
the
said
defendantes
euer
meant
any
fraud
,
or
guile
,
as
likewise
in
the
said
bill
is
very
slaunderously
pretended
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contained
,
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
law
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
and
in
this
their
aunswere
not
sufficiently
aunswered
vnto
confessed
and
auoided
,
trauersed
or
denied
,
is
true
,
all
which
matters
these
defendants
,
and
either
of
them
are
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
awarde
,
and
pray
,
that
they
may
be
dismissed
out
of
the
said
Court
,
with
their
reasonable
costs
and
charges
in
that
behalfe
wrongfully
,
and
without
cause
sustained
.
The
Replication
of
Io.
S.
complainant
vnto
the
ioynt
and
seuerall
answeres
and
demurrers
of
I.
M.
and
P.
M.
defendants
.
THE
said
complainant
for
replication
saith
,
in
all
and
euerie
thing
Sect'.
82.
and
things
,
as
he
in
his
said
bill
of
complaint
hath
said
,
and
doth
,
and
will
auerre
,
iustifie
and
maintaine
his
said
bill
of
complaint
,
and
all
and
euery
thing
and
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
and
allegation
therein
contained
,
to
be
good
,
iust
,
and
true
,
certaine
and
sufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
the
said
defendant
,
and
deuised
&
exhibited
into
this
honorable
court
,
vpon
good
and
iust
cause
of
suite
,
as
in
,
and
by
the
said
bill
is
most
truely
set
downe
and
disclosed
.
And
not
deuised
,
imagined
&
set
forth
by
this
complainant
against
the
said
defendants
vpon
malice
or
set
purpose
,
to
put
these
defendants
to
wrongfull
and
verie
vniust
vexation
,
costes
,
charges
and
suit
in
law
,
without
any
good
ground
or
cause
so
to
doe
,
as
in
the
said
answere
it
is
vntruly
alleaged
.
But
the
said
complainant
saith
,
that
the
answeres
of
the
said
defendants
are
verie
vncertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
replied
vnto
for
diuers
and
manifest
imperfections
therin
contained
.
Neuerthelesse
,
if
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
,
this
complainant
shall
be
compelled
to
make
any
further
replication
vnto
the
said
vntrue
,
incertaine
,
and
insufficient
answeres
of
the
said
defendants
,
then
,
and
not
otherwise
,
the
aduantage
of
exception
,
to
the
manifest
incertainty
and
insufficiency
thereof
to
this
complainant
,
at
all
and
euery
time
and
times
hereafter
saued
,
for
further
replication
thereunto
saith
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
he
hath
said
,
without
that
,
that
at
the
said
time
of
the
making
of
the
said
agreement
in
the
said
bill
and
answere
mentioned
,
it
was
further
couenanted
and
agreed
on
the
part
of
the
said
complainant
,
that
the
said
communication
should
by
the
said
complainant
be
put
in
writing
by
deed
indented
,
and
according
to
the
law
be
executed
by
sealing
and
deliuerie
thereof
.
Or
that
this
complainant
,
and
the
said
G.
B.
Esquire
in
the
said
answere
named
,
should
become
bound
ioyntly
,
and
seuerally
vnto
the
said
defendant
for
the
true
performance
of
all
and
euery
the
said
agreements
in
the
summe
of
one
hundred
and
fortie
pounds
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
being
the
first
payment
which
they
should
haue
made
,
as
in
the
saide
aunswere
it
is
very
vntruely
alleaged
,
with
this
,
that
this
complainant
doth
&
wil
auerre
,
and
proue
that
the
said
communication
in
the
said
bill
and
answere
mentioned
,
set
downe
vnder
the
terme
of
articles
of
agreement
was
euer
ment
to
conclude
and
binde
the
said
bargaine
,
the
same
not
referred
to
any
further
ceremony
of
engrossing
,
sealing
and
deliuerie
,
or
entring
into
the
said
obligation
by
the
said
complainant
,
or
G.
B.
at
the
costes
and
trauell
of
the
foresaid
complainant
,
&
the
said
G.
&
this
complainant
also
saith
,
that
the
same
agreement
was
then
fully
and
absolutely
made
,
&
not
referred
to
any
such
further
writing
more
effectuall
in
the
law
,
to
be
fully
accomplished
by
the
said
comploinant
,
as
in
the
said
answere
,
it
is
coniecturally
and
vntruely
suggested
,
and
without
that
,
that
this
complainant
,
and
the
said
G.
B.
or
either
of
them
haue
ment
to
gaine
the
said
defendants
money
,
without
any
assurance
made
of
the
tenements
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
to
the
saide
defendants
,
or
wholly
sought
by
any
meanes
he
could
,
cunningly
to
possesse
himselfe
of
the
said
summe
of
50.
l
.
or
of
so
much
thereof
as
he
could
,
without
any
assurance
making
,
or
entring
into
bond
to
the
said
defendants
,
as
aforesaid
,
to
the
great
impouerishment
of
these
defendants
,
if
the
complainants
intent
had
taken
effect
,
as
in
the
said
answere
is
vntruely
surmised
.
For
this
complaint
saith
,
that
euer
since
the
making
of
the
said
bargaine
and
agreement
,
he
and
the
said
G.
B.
haue
,
and
yet
are
readie
to
performe
and
do
,
whatsoeuer
they
did
then
bargaine
and
agree
to
doe
,
by
the
same
articles
,
as
vnto
this
honorable
Court
▪
shal
be
truely
and
sufficiently
proued
,
and
this
complainant
also
saith
,
that
he
hath
iust
cause
of
complaint
,
and
that
the
said
defendants
are
bound
to
performe
the
said
paiments
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
which
he
hopeth
,
they
shall
be
compelled
to
doe
,
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
or
things
,
clause
sentence
,
article
or
allegation
,
in
the
s●●●
answere
contained
,
material
,
or
effectuall
in
the
law
,
to
be
replied
vnto
,
by
this
complainant
,
and
not
herein
in
this
his
replication
by
this
complainant
sufficienlty
replied
vnto
,
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
is
true
.
All
which
matters
,
this
complainant
is
readie
to
auerre
add
proue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
awarde
,
and
prayeth
as
he
in
his
saide
Bill
of
complaint
hath
praied
.
A
Bill
for
money
lent
without
specialty
and
witnesses
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
T.
B.
&c.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
Honorable
Sect.
83.
Lordship
,
your
daily
Orator
T.
G.
of
Ashebourne
,
in
the
countie
of
Darby
Gentleman
,
that
whereas
your
said
Orator
by
way
of
prest
,
at
the
feast
of
P.
in
the
xviii
.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Ladie
Glizabeth
by
the
grace
of
God
,
of
England
,
France
,
and
Ireland
,
Queene
defendresse
of
the
faith
,
&c.
did
deliuer
vnto
E.
C.
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
yeoman
,
the
summe
of
xx
.
pound
of
currant
English
money
,
to
be
paid
vnto
him
your
said
Orator
,
at
or
before
feast
of
S.
Bart.
the
Apostle
then
next
ensuing
:
Now
so
it
is
,
that
although
your
saide
Orator
hath
many
and
sundrie
times
required
payment
of
the
said
xx
.
pound
,
yet
notwithstanding
,
he
the
said
E.
the
same
xx
.
pound
to
your
said
orator
hath
not
yet
paid
,
to
the
great
losse
&
hinderance
of
him
your
said
Orator
,
And
for
because
your
said
Orator
hath
not
any
specialtie
or
witnesse
to
proue
the
deliuery
of
the
saide
xx
.
pound
,
he
is
therefore
thereof
without
remedie
by
order
and
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
and
is
vtterly
like
to
loose
the
said
summe
,
contrarie
to
all
equitie
,
good
conscience
and
true
dealing
,
vnlesse
your
honorable
Lo.
fauor
and
lawfull
aide
be
herein
shewed
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
may
it
please
your
honorable
Lo.
the
premisses
considered
,
&c.
The
Answere
of
the
said
Bill
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
Bill
of
complaint
is
very
vntrue
,
Sect'
84.
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
for
diuers
apparant
matters
therein
conteined
,
and
that
the
same
is
deuised
by
the
said
complainant
,
and
exhibited
into
this
honorable
court
of
meere
malice
and
euill
wil
,
to
th
intent
to
put
this
defendant
to
great
charges
and
expences
,
without
any
good
matter
,
or
iust
cause
,
or
colour
of
cause
so
to
doe
:
And
that
if
the
said
supposed
matter
were
true
,
as
indeede
it
is
not
,
yet
were
the
same
determinable
,
at
,
and
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
and
not
in
this
honorable
crurt
,
whereunto
this
defendant
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
,
with
his
reasonable
costes
and
charges
in
this
behalfe
wrongfully
sustained
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
complainant
by
way
of
prest
at
the
feast
of
Penticost
,
in
the
saide
three
and
twentith
yeare
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Raigne
,
or
at
any
other
time
did
deliuer
vnto
this
defendant
the
said
summe
of
twentie
pounds
to
be
paid
vnto
him
,
at
,
or
before
the
said
feast
of
S.
Bart.
the
Apostle
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
supposed
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
complainant
manie
and
sundrie
times
required
payment
of
the
said
twenty
pound
,
as
in
the
saide
Bill
is
likewise
vntruely
supposed
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
,
or
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
in
the
said
bill
contained
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
and
not
herein
in
this
his
answere
sufficiently
confessed
,
and
auoided
,
denied
,
or
trauersed
is
true
.
All
which
matters
,
&c.
A
Bill
of
deteining
bonds
and
bils
paid
,
praying
an
Iniunction
to
stay
suite
thereupon
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
C.
H.
Knight
of
the
noble
order
of
the
garter
,
and
Lord
Chaunctllor
of
England
.
HVmbly
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lo.
F.
L.
of
S.
in
Ie
dale
,
in
the
Sect'
85.
Countie
of
D.
Esquier
.
That
whereas
your
said
supplyant
did
long
sithence
in
his
fathers
life
time
,
at
diuers
seuerall
times
(
the
certainty
whereof
your
Lordships
said
Orator
doth
not
now
remember
)
vpon
some
occasion
,
that
he
then
had
to
vse
more
money
then
he
had
then
in
store
,
did
borrow
and
take
to
Ioane
of
one
R.
S.
of
S.
in
the
said
Countie
of
D.
yeoman
,
diuers
summes
of
money
,
vpon
receipt
whereof
,
your
Lordships
said
suppliant
did
alwaies
deliuer
vnto
the
said
R.
S.
either
sufficient
Obligations
of
double
the
summe
borrowed
,
or
else
his
the
said
F.
L.
your
Lo.
said
suppliants
single
bill
obligatorie
,
for
repaiment
of
all
such
summes
of
money
as
he
then
borrowed
at
such
times
as
were
then
agreed
vpon
betweene
them
.
And
amongst
the
rest
,
your
Lo.
said
Orator
did
about
twentie
yeares
since
,
as
he
now
remembreth
,
borrow
of
the
said
R.
S.
the
summe
of
xx
.
l
.
for
the
repaiment
wherof
at
a
certaine
day
therefore
,
then
agreed
vpon
betweene
them
,
your
Lo.
said
suppliant
did
then
deliuer
vnto
the
said
R.
S.
his
bill
obligatorie
for
his
sufficient
assurance
thereof
,
the
which
said
xx
.
l
.
like
as
also
al
the
other
sums
of
money
so
borrowed
by
your
L.
said
suppliant
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
he
the
said
.
F.
L.
your
L.
said
suppliant
,
hath
most
certainly
now
long
sithence
repaied
vnto
the
said
R.
S.
at
such
time
as
hethe
said
R.
was
wel
therewith
contented
,
as
wel
in
ful
discharge
of
the
said
bill
obligatorie
of
xx
.
l
.
as
of
all
the
other
bonds
and
writings
so
entred
by
your
Lo.
said
suppliant
,
as
is
aforesaid
:
And
in
respect
,
that
he
the
said
R.
S.
had
not
the
said
bill
obligatorie
for
the
said
xx
.
l
.
readie
to
be
cancelled
and
redeliuered
at
the
saide
repayment
of
the
saide
xx
.
pound
,
he
the
said
R.
S.
did
then
verie
faithfully
promise
vnto
him
that
made
the
saide
repayment
,
that
he
the
saide
R.
S.
woulde
assuredly
cancell
the
said
bill
obligatorie
,
whensoeuer
the
same
should
next
come
into
his
handes
:
But
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
L.
that
the
saide
R.
S.
hath
lately
put
the
said
Bill
for
the
saide
xx
.
pound
in
suite
,
as
your
Lordshippes
saide
suppliant
is
credibly
informed
,
meaning
to
be
double
paid
for
the
said
xx
.
pound
,
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
against
all
equity
and
good
conscience
:
In
consideration
wherof
,
and
for
asmuch
as
your
Lordships
said
Orator
hath
no
remedie
at
the
common
law
,
either
to
recouer
the
said
bill
obligatory
for
the
said
summe
of
xx
.
pound
from
the
said
R.
S.
or
otherwise
to
pleade
in
discharge
thereof
.
And
forasmuch
as
the
said
R.
S.
hath
diuers
other
the
said
obligations
and
writings
yet
remaining
in
his
hands
,
which
are
likewise
satisfied
,
and
which
he
hath
promised
to
deliuer
ynto
your
L.
said
suppliant
at
diuers
times
now
long
sithence
passed
,
the
which
to
do
he
hath
hitherto
not
fulfilled
,
and
in
verie
good
sort
by
your
Lordships
said
Orator
,
and
his
seruants
oftentimes
required
,
for
like
recouery
or
discharge
whereof
your
Lordships
said
suppliant
standeth
likewise
destitute
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
L.
to
award
aswell
the
Queene
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Iniunction
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
R.
S.
and
all
and
euery
of
his
Counsellers
,
Attorneis
,
Sollicitors
and
Factors
comcommaunding
them
,
and
euerie
of
them
thereby
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
set
downe
by
your
good
Lordship
no
further
to
proceede
in
the
suite
vpon
the
saide
xx
.
pound
bill
,
vntill
your
Lordshippe
shall
haue
taken
further
direction
therein
,
as
also
the
Queenes
Maiesties
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
R.
S.
commaunding
him
thereby
,
&c.
A
Bill
to
examine
witnesses
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
,
touching
a
lease
made
in
trust
by
the
plaintife
to
the
defendants
.
To
the
right
honorable
Sir
C.
H.
Knight
,
Lord
Chancellor
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Sect'
86.
Lordship
,
your
suppliant
and
daily
Orotor
T.
B.
of
B.
in
the
countie
of
Y.
Esquier
.
That
whereas
your
said
Orator
about
sixe
yeares
now
last
past
,
was
,
and
yet
is
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
vpon
one
mesuage
or
tenement
called
B.
and
of
diuers
landes
and
grounds
thereunto
belonging
,
or
with
the
same
commonly
vsed
or
occupied
,
lying
and
being
within
the
Lordship
of
M.
in
the
county
of
Y.
and
he
being
therof
so
seised
,
vpon
special
trust
and
confidence
which
he
then
reposed
in
one
W.
G.
of
B.
in
the
countie
of
Y.
and
M.
his
wife
,
by
his
deed
sufficient
in
the
law
,
did
demise
,
grant
,
and
to
ferme
let
vnto
the
said
W.
G.
and
M.
his
wife
,
when
she
the
saide
M.
was
sole
and
vnmaried
,
the
said
mesuage
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
To
haue
and
to
hold
the
same
vnto
the
said
W.
and
M.
from
the
ende
and
expiration
of
one
lease
then
enduring
,
and
now
ended
,
which
the
said
W.
G.
then
had
in
the
premisses
for
the
terme
of
21.
yeares
,
thence
next
following
,
fully
to
be
complete
and
ended
:
which
saide
lease
was
not
onely
meant
and
entended
to
be
to
the
vse
of
your
said
Orator
,
but
also
at
the
time
of
the
making
hereof
it
was
so
declared
and
expressed
,
aswel
by
your
said
Orator
,
as
by
the
said
W.
and
M.
in
the
presence
of
diuers
witnesses
,
and
not
to
the
vse
of
the
said
W.
and
M.
as
your
Orator
shall
be
able
plainely
to
proue
in
this
H.
court
,
which
notwithstanding
by
the
sinister
perswasion
confederacie
and
procurement
of
one
W.
L.
of
E
in
the
countie
of
D.
yeoman
,
they
the
said
W.
and
M.
do
chalenge
,
and
claim
the
said
lease
to
be
to
their
own
vse
&
behoofe
,
contrarie
to
the
foresaid
trust
so
reposed
by
your
said
Orator
in
them
the
said
W.
G.
and
M.
and
contrarie
to
the
foresaid
vse
thereupon
expressed
,
at
the
time
of
the
sealing
and
deliuery
of
the
foresaid
lease
by
your
said
Orator
vnto
them
as
is
aforesaid
.
And
for
as
much
as
the
foresaid
lease
in
writing
is
absolute
without
any
vse
expressed
,
or
declared
,
in
the
deede
of
the
same
,
And
also
seeing
such
witnesses
as
your
said
Orator
hath
for
the
proofe
of
the
foresaid
vse
declared
(
at
the
time
of
the
sealing
and
deliuerie
of
the
foresaid
lease
)
are
now
very
aged
,
and
impotent
,
and
not
likely
to
liue
long
,
and
doe
inhabite
and
dwell
within
the
countie
of
Y.
and
are
not
able
to
trauell
to
the
Citie
of
London
,
and
if
they
should
chance
to
die
before
they
be
examined
concerning
the
prem●isses
,
then
were
your
said
Orator
without
all
remedie
,
for
proofe
of
the
foresaid
vse
and
trust
so
by
him
reposed
in
the
saide
W.
G.
and
M.
his
wife
,
(
except
by
your
good
Lordship
,
it
be
granted
vnto
him
,
that
he
may
haue
a
commission
directed
vnto
such
persons
,
as
to
your
Lordship
shall
be
thought
meete
,
inhabiting
in
the
said
countie
of
Y.
for
the
examining
of
the
foresaide
witnesses
,
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
,
for
the
proofe
of
the
foresaid
vse
and
trust
so
reposed
by
your
said
Orator
in
the
said
W.
G.
and
M.
)
May
it
therefore
please
your
most
honorable
Lordshippe
,
the
premisses
gratiously
considered
,
to
grant
to
your
said
Orator
&c.
A
Bill
vpon
promise
safely
to
deliuer
sheepe
to
the
Plaintife
by
one
whose
executor
the
Defendant
is
,
which
testator
and
executor
conuerted
the
said
sheepe
to
their
owne
vse
,
with
an
answere
to
the
said
Bill
and
replication
thereunto
▪
To
the
Queens
most
excellent
Maiestie
,
in
her
highnes
court
of
Chauncerie
.
Memor̄
.
This
direction
is
when
there
is
neither
Lord
Chauncellor
,
nor
Lord
Keeper
.
HVmbly
complaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
Maiestie
,
your
faithfull
Sect.
87.
subiect
W.
P.
of
H.
in
the
countie
of
L.
gentlemam
,
that
whereas
about
the
moneth
of
April
which
was
in
the
yeare
of
our
L.
God
1590.
one
H.
S.
was
lawfully
possessed
of
62.
score
Ewes
,
and
6.
score
lambs
,
as
of
his
own
proper
goods
,
&
he
being
of
them
so
possessed
about
the
same
time
did
fell
the
same
vnto
your
Maiesties
said
subiect
,
for
the
summe
of
fiftie
pounds
of
lawfull
English
money
,
or
thereabouts
to
him
paid
by
your
said
subiect
:
By
force
of
which
bargaine
your
said
subiect
was
of
the
said
sheepe
lawfully
possessed
,
as
of
his
owne
proper
goods
,
and
he
being
thereof
so
possessed
,
it
was
then
agreed
betweene
your
saide
subiect
,
and
the
said
H.
S.
and
one
G.
C.
of
A.
in
the
countie
of
Y.
husbandman
,
that
the
said
H.
S.
should
deliuer
the
same
sheepe
to
the
said
G.
C.
to
be
safely
kept
by
him
to
the
vse
of
your
saide
subiect
,
to
be
brought
and
deliuered
to
your
said
subiect
,
at
your
said
subiect
his
dwelling
house
in
H.
aforesaid
in
the
said
county
of
Lincolne
.
And
thereupon
the
said
G.
C.
in
consideration
thereof
,
and
in
consideration
of
forty
shillings
to
him
by
the
saide
subiect
to
be
paide
at
the
deli●ery
of
the
said
sheepe
,
in
forme
aforesaid
,
did
then
assume
vpon
himselfe
,
and
to
your
said
subiect
did
faithfully
promise
,
that
if
the
said
sheepe
were
deliuered
vnto
him
,
according
to
the
said
agreement
,
that
then
be
the
said
G.
C.
would
well
and
safely
keepe
the
same
,
and
bring
&
deliuer
them
or
cause
the
same
to
be
brought
and
deliuered
vnto
your
saide
subiect
,
at
his
said
house
in
H.
aforesaid
,
within
certaine
time
after
that
he
should
so
receiue
the
same
:
which
time
is
long
sithence
past
.
And
your
highnes
said
subiect
further
saith
,
that
about
the
first
day
of
May
next
ensuing
the
said
agreement
,
and
promise
,
all
the
said
sheepe
were
deliuered
vnto
the
said
G.
C.
at
A.
aforesaid
,
according
to
the
said
agreement
.
But
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
excellent
Maiestie
,
that
the
said
G.
C.
in
his
life
time
,
imagining
,
&
fraudulently
intending
,
your
said
subiect
in
this
behalfe
craftily
&
subtilly
to
defraud
and
deceiue
,
did
not
onely
,
not
deliuer
vnto
your
said
subiect
the
said
sheepe
,
nor
any
of
them
,
according
to
his
saide
faithfull
promise
,
and
assumption
:
but
contrariwise
did
take
and
conuert
a
great
part
of
them
to
his
owne
proper
vse
,
selling
some
of
them
to
diuers
persons
to
your
said
subiect
vnknowen
for
diuers
summes
of
money
conuerting
the
same
to
his
owne
vse
,
and
killing
sundrie
other
of
them
in
his
house
.
And
shortly
after
made
his
last
Will
and
Testament
in
writing
,
and
thereof
constituted
one
R.
C.
his
brother
his
Executor
,
and
died
possessed
of
the
said
residue
of
the
sheepe
.
After
whose
death
the
said
R.
C.
proued
the
foresaid
Testament
,
and
also
tooke
vpon
him
the
burthen
and
charge
of
the
execution
thereof
,
and
by
pretence
of
the
said
residue
of
the
said
sixe
score
&
one
Ewes
,
and
sixescore
&
one
lambes
being
about
fourescore
Ewes
,
and
threscore
Lambes
,
worth
thirtie
pound
and
aboue
,
came
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
the
said
R.
C.
who
imagining
,
and
fraudulently
intending
your
saide
subiect
in
this
behalfe
,
and
subtilty
of
the
said
sheepe
to
defraud
and
deceiue
,
hath
in
like
manner
sold
the
most
part
of
the
said
Ewes
,
and
Lambes
,
so
comen
to
his
hands
and
possession
,
to
diuers
persons
to
your
said
subiect
vnknowen
,
for
diuers
summes
of
money
betweene
them
agreed
vpon
,
and
the
money
thereof
arising
hath
conuerted
to
his
onely
vse
and
behoofe
:
and
albeit
your
said
subiect
hath
diuers
times
comen
vnto
him
the
said
R.
C
since
the
death
of
the
said
G.
C.
gently
requiring
him
either
to
deliuer
vnto
him
your
said
subiect
such
&
so
many
of
the
said
sheep
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
comen
into
his
hands
and
possession
,
or
the
very
value
thereof
,
which
very
value
of
such
other
sheepe
as
the
said
G.
C.
had
in
his
life
time
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
●onuerted
to
his
owne
vse
,
yet
the
said
R.
C.
notwithstanding
that
after
the
death
of
the
said
G.
C.
the
goods
,
and
chattels
,
which
were
the
said
G.
C.
at
the
time
of
his
death
,
sufficient
both
to
discharge
,
pay
,
and
performe
,
all
the
debts
,
and
legacies
of
the
said
G.
C.
and
to
satisfie
your
Maiesties
said
subiect
,
of
and
for
such
,
and
so
many
of
the
said
sheepe
as
came
to
the
hands
of
the
said
G.
C.
and
neuer
came
to
the
hands
,
custodie
or
possession
of
him
the
said
R.
C.
hath
euer
hitherto
denied
and
refused
,
and
yet
doth
deny
and
refuse
to
yeeld
vnto
your
said
subiect
any
satisfaction
,
or
any
recompence
at
all
,
either
for
the
said
sheepe
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
conuerted
to
the
onely
vse
of
the
said
G.
C.
in
his
life
time
,
so
as
is
said
,
either
conuerted
to
the
vse
of
the
aforesaid
R.
C.
after
the
death
of
the
said
G.
or
by
him
the
said
R.
still
vniustly
detained
and
holden
from
your
said
subiect
,
which
vniust
dealing
of
him
the
said
R.
C.
is
to
the
greeuous
losse
and
damages
of
your
said
subiect
,
and
altogether
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
the
said
promise
of
the
said
G.
C.
so
as
is
aforesaid
made
for
the
deliuery
of
the
said
sheepe
as
is
aforesaid
,
was
so
made
in
the
presence
and
hearing
of
the
said
R.
C.
and
of
certaine
other
witnesses
,
which
be
now
all
dead
,
but
the
said
R.
C.
in
so
much
as
for
want
of
such
proofe
as
is
requisite
in
that
behalfe
,
he
your
said
subiect
is
without
all
remedie
either
to
recouer
the
said
sheepe
,
or
any
recompence
for
the
same
,
either
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
or
in
this
honorable
court
,
otherwise
then
by
the
parties
owne
confession
vpon
his
oath
in
this
honorable
court
,
which
your
said
subiect
verely
doth
imagine
and
thinke
,
that
he
will
confesse
to
be
in
such
sort
,
as
is
here
aforesaid
.
It
may
therefore
please
,
&c.
The
answere
of
R.
C.
to
the
Bill
next
before
.
THe
said
defendant
by
protestation
not
acknowledging
or
confessing
Sect.
88.
the
matters
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
containe●
to
betrue
,
in
such
manner
and
forme
,
as
in
the
same
they
be
set
forth
and
alleaged
,
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
verie
vntrue
,
incertaine
,
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
the
matters
therein
surmised
are
enuiously
deuised
,
and
vnconcionably
contriued
,
imagined
and
set
forth
,
onely
of
purpose
to
vexe
and
molest
this
defendant
vniustly
,
and
to
put
him
to
great
,
trauell
,
expences
and
charges
of
suit
and
that
without
any
iust
cause
,
or
good
matter
,
as
this
defendant
hopeth
he
shall
proue
vnto
this
honorable
court
,
neuerthelesse
,
the
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
insufficiency
,
and
vncertaintie
of
the
sat●
bill
of
complaint
,
and
all
other
aduantages
to
this
defendant
,
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
,
the
said
defendant
for
answere
vnto
the
said
bill
of
complaint
saith
,
that
he
doth
not
certainly
know
,
neither
is
he
as
he
thinketh
,
compelable
to
take
notice
,
whether
one
H.
S.
in
the
bill
named
,
being
about
the
moneth
of
Aprill
,
in
the
yeare
of
our
Lord
God
1590.
lawfully
possessed
of
sixe
score
and
one
Ewes
,
and
sixe
score
and
one
Lambes
,
as
of
his
owne
proper
goods
,
did
sell
the
same
vnto
the
said
complainant
for
the
summe
of
fiftie
pounds
,
as
in
the
said
bill
is
supposed
,
or
whether
the
said
complainant
being
lawfully
possessed
of
the
said
sheepe
,
as
of
his
owne
proper
goods
by
force
of
such
bargaine
,
there
were
anie
such
agreement
betweene
the
said
complainant
,
and
the
said
S.
and
one
G.
C.
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
for
the
deliuerie
of
the
said
sheepe
to
the
said
G.
to
be
safely
kept
to
the
complainants
vse
,
and
to
be
deliuered
to
the
complainant
at
his
dwelling
house
in
H.
in
the
Countie
of
L.
as
in
the
said
bill
is
suggested
,
this
defendant
as
he
thinketh
is
not
bound
now
to
take
notice
,
being
then
a
stranger
thereunto
,
or
whether
the
said
G.
C.
vpon
the
former
part
of
the
insufficient
consideration
grounded
vpon
the
premisses
,
or
for
,
in
,
or
vpon
the
latter
,
being
a
lame
blanke
and
imperfect
,
or
rather
no
consideration
,
there
naming
nihil
omnino
to
be
by
the
said
complainant
paied
vnto
the
said
G.
C.
did
assume
and
faithfully
promise
vnto
the
complainant
safely
to
keepe
and
deliuer
the
said
sheepe
,
as
in
in
the
said
bill
is
alleaged
,
but
this
defendant
saith
,
that
if
the
assumption
be
grounded
vpon
any
good
consideration
,
then
the
complainant
might
haue
his
remedie
at
the
common
law
,
if
he
had
any
iust
cause
.
And
therefore
this
defendant
,
as
he
thinketh
,
might
verie
well
demurre
in
lawe
vpon
the
said
bill
,
and
demaund
iudgement
,
if
he
shall
be
by
this
honorable
court
compellable
to
answere
the
complainant
any
further
.
Neuerthelesse
,
for
as
much
as
this
defendant
hopeth
that
the
said
complainant
shall
neuer
be
able
to
proue
his
subtill
supposed
suggestions
in
the
said
bill
set
forth
,
and
alleaged
,
For
further
answere
vnto
the
said
bill
,
saith
,
that
true
it
is
,
that
the
said
G.
C.
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
made
his
last
Will
and
Testament
in
writing
,
and
thereof
constituted
this
defendant
his
executor
,
and
died
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
G.
C.
in
his
life
time
,
imagining
,
and
fra●dulently
intending
the
said
complainant
in
that
behalfe
craftily
and
subtilly
to
defraud
and
deceiue
,
did
not
onely
,
not
deliuer
vnto
the
said
complainant
the
said
sheepe
,
nor
any
of
them
according
to
his
said
faithful
promise
and
assumption
,
but
contrariwise
did
take
&
conuert
a
great
part
of
them
to
his
owne
proper
vse
,
selling
some
of
them
to
diuers
persons
to
the
said
complainant
vnknowen
,
for
diuers
summes
of
money
,
conuerting
the
same
to
his
vse
,
and
killing
sundrie
others
of
them
in
his
house
,
and
died
possessed
of
the
residue
of
the
said
sheepe
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
vntruely
and
vncharitably
alleaged
against
the
said
G.
C.
being
now
dead
.
For
this
defendant
verely
doth
thinke
,
and
imagine
in
his
conscience
,
if
such
s●eepe
were
deliuered
to
the
saide
G.
C.
to
be
kept
and
deliuered
as
is
aforesaid
,
that
then
the
said
G.
did
in
his
life
time
well
and
truely
deliuer
the
aforesaide
sheepe
accordingly
:
without
that
that
after
the
death
and
departure
of
the
foresaid
G.
C.
the
possession
of
the
said
residue
of
the
saide
sixe
score
and
one
Ewes
,
and
sixe
score
and
one
Lambes
,
being
about
the
full
number
of
foure
score
Ewes
,
and
three
score
Lambes
worth
thirtie
pound
and
aboue
,
came
to
the
handes
and
possession
of
the
saide
R.
C.
now
defendant
,
who
imagining
,
and
fraudulently
intending
the
said
complainant
in
that
behalfe
craftily
and
subtilly
of
the
said
sheepe
to
defraud
,
and
deceiue
,
hath
in
like
manner
solde
most
part
of
the
said
Ewes
and
Lambs
so
come
to
his
hands
and
possession
,
to
sundrie
persons
to
the
said
complainant
vnknowen
,
for
diuers
summes
of
money
betweene
them
therefore
agreed
vpon
,
and
the
money
thereof
arising
,
hath
conuerted
to
his
onely
vse
and
behoofe
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
very
falsly
surmised
,
set
forth
,
and
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
in
the
said
bill
materiall
,
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
in
this
answere
not
sufficiently
answered
,
confessed
,
and
auoided
,
trauersed
,
or
denied
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
,
&c.
and
praieth
,
&c.
The
Replication
of
W.
P.
Complainant
to
the
aunswere
of
R.
C.
Defendant
.
THe
said
complainant
for
replication
saith
in
all
and
euery
thing
Sec'
89.
and
things
,
as
he
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
hath
said
,
and
doth
and
will
auerre
,
iustifie
,
maintaine
,
and
proue
his
said
bill
of
complaint
,
in
all
and
euery
matter
,
thing
and
things
therein
contained
to
be
good
,
iust
and
true
,
certaine
,
and
sufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
the
said
defendant
in
such
manner
and
forme
as
they
be
in
the
same
most
truely
set
forth
and
declared
,
and
not
enuiously
deuised
,
nor
vnconscionably
contriued
,
imagined
,
and
set
forth
,
onely
of
purpose
to
vexe
and
molest
this
defendant
vniustly
.
And
to
put
him
to
great
trauell
,
expences
and
charges
of
suit
,
and
that
without
any
iust
cause
,
or
good
matter
as
in
the
said
answere
,
it
is
by
the
said
defendant
vntruely
surmised
.
And
this
complainant
further
saith
,
that
the
said
answere
of
the
said
defendant
is
verie
incertaine
,
vntrue
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
replied
vnto
by
this
complainant
,
for
diuers
apparant
faults
and
imperfections
therein
contained
.
And
namely
in
this
,
that
the
said
complainant
,
being
in
,
and
by
the
said
bil
of
complaint
,
charged
to
haue
had
in
his
hands
and
possession
,
diuers
of
the
said
sheepe
,
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
doth
in
in
his
said
answere
neither
confesse
nor
denie
the
hauing
thereof
,
as
by
the
said
answere
it
appeareth
,
so
that
in
reason
he
ought
to
be
compelled
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
,
to
make
a
better
and
more
certaine
and
perfect
answere
vnto
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
Neuerthelesse
this
defendant
sauing
vnto
himselfe
,
at
all
times
hereafter
,
all
aduantage
of
exceptions
to
the
manifest
incertainty
and
insufficiency
of
the
said
answere
for
further
replication
therunto
,
Also
further
saith
,
that
the
said
consideration
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contained
,
is
very
sufficient
to
maintaine
the
said
suit
in
this
honorable
Court
,
Albeit
that
no
other
thing
had
been
departed
with
,
on
the
part
of
this
complainant
,
but
onely
the
credite
and
deliuery
of
the
said
sheepe
,
vnto
the
handes
of
the
said
G.
C.
and
yet
this
complainant
hopeth
to
proue
,
that
there
was
giuen
vnto
the
saide
G.
C.
for
and
on
the
behalfe
of
the
saide
complainant
,
very
good
matter
of
consideration
for
keeping
and
conueying
of
the
said
sheepe
,
as
in
the
said
bill
is
alleaged
.
And
further
this
repliant
doth
,
&
wil
also
auerre
and
proue
,
that
diuers
of
the
saide
sheepe
since
the
death
of
the
said
G.
C.
haue
come
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
the
said
complainant
,
which
haue
bin
vnlawfully
conuerted
to
his
owne
vse
,
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
or
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
in
the
said
answere
contained
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
law
,
to
be
replied
vnto
by
this
complainant
,
and
not
herein
before
in
this
his
replication
sufficiently
replied
vnto
,
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
is
true
.
All
which
matters
this
complainant
is
ready
to
auerre
and
proue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
.
And
praieth
as
he
in
his
said
bill
hath
praied
.
A
Bill
for
a
debt
vpon
a
contract
without
witnesses
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honor
,
your
Sect.
90.
poore
and
daily
Orator
T.
B.
of
C.
in
the
countie
of
Darby
Mercer
,
That
were
about
two
yeares
now
past
,
one
T.
G.
of
B.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
gentleman
,
bought
of
your
said
Orator
,
xii
.
yeardes
of
li●nen
cloth
,
price
,
xxii
.
s.
and
diuers
other
wares
and
marchandices
,
amounting
in
the
whole
to
the
value
of
xx
.
markes
or
thereabout
,
for
paiment
whereof
the
said
T.
G.
earnestly
required
your
said
Orator
to
forbeare
him
the
said
T.
G.
for
the
space
of
a
moneth
or
there
abouts
,
then
next
following
,
And
for
that
the
said
T.
G.
did
then
faithfully
assume
and
promise
to
pay
the
said
debt
,
vnto
your
said
Orator
at
the
said
monethes
ende
,
your
said
Orator
trusting
to
his
bare
promise
,
deliuered
vnto
the
said
T.
G.
the
said
cloth
,
wares
and
marchandises
,
without
taking
any
specialty
or
other
security
for
paiment
of
the
aforesaid
money
,
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
honorable
L.
that
the
said
G.
T.
perceiuing
that
your
said
Orator
can
by
no
order
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
recouer
the
said
money
for
want
of
specialtie
or
witnesses
to
proue
the
said
assumption
and
contract
,
being
very
lately
by
your
said
Orator
,
requested
to
pay
the
said
money
according
to
his
said
promise
,
yet
neuertheles
the
said
T.
G.
hath
plainely
affirmed
and
answered
,
that
your
said
Orator
shall
not
haue
anie
peny
thereof
,
which
if
it
should
so
passe
without
reliefe
to
your
Orator
herein
,
would
turne
to
the
great
impouerishment
and
damage
of
your
said
Orator
,
who
hath
ouer
many
such
debtors
.
In
consideration
whereof
the
premisses
tenderly
considered
,
and
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orator
is
without
all
remedie
for
the
recouerie
of
the
same
by
the
strict
order
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
for
want
of
specialtie
or
witnesse
,
as
aforesaid
.
May
it
therefore
please
&c.
The
Answere
,
and
demurrer
of
the
same
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
very
vncertaine
,
Sect.
91.
vntrue
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
this
defendant
,
for
diuers
apparant
matters
and
causes
therein
contained
,
deuised
and
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
,
as
this
def.
verely
thinketh
by
the
sinister
aduise
and
perswasion
of
N.
C.
Atturney
at
the
common
law
,
of
malice
and
euill
will
,
to
th
intent
to
put
this
defendant
to
vniust
trouble
and
vexation
,
That
he
the
said
N.
C.
may
thereby
gaine
,
by
solliciting
of
this
said
matter
in
this
honorable
court
,
and
not
vpon
anie
iust
cause
so
to
doe
.
And
further
saith
the
said
def.
That
if
the
said
matters
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
were
true
,
as
they
be
not
indeed
,
yet
were
the
same
determinable
and
to
be
determined
,
at
,
and
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
and
not
by
this
honorable
Court
,
whereunto
this
defendant
praieth
to
be
dismissed
with
his
reasonable
costes
and
charges
wrongfully
sustained
hereabouts
.
Neuerthelesse
if
he
this
defendant
be
compelled
by
this
honorable
court
to
make
any
further
answere
vnto
the
said
incertainty
,
vntrue
and
insufficient
bill
of
complaint
,
Then
(
and
not
otherwaies
)
th
aduantage
of
exception
,
to
the
manifest
incertainty
and
insufficiency
of
the
said
bill
of
complaint
to
this
defendant
alwaies
saued
.
For
further
aunswere
thereunto
,
and
for
a
full
and
plaine
declaration
of
the
truth
touching
the
materiall
contents
of
the
said
bill
of
complaint
(
if
any
such
be
)
he
this
defendant
saith
.
That
true
it
is
indeed
,
that
about
three
yeares
now
last
past
,
This
said
defendant
or
some
of
his
seruants
to
his
vse
,
did
receiue
of
this
complainant
xii
.
yards
of
linnen
cloth
,
halfe
an
ell
of
cloth
,
one
quarter
and
a
halfe
of
cloth
,
and
two
scaines
of
threed
which
he
thinketh
to
be
parcell
of
the
said
wares
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
and
supposed
to
be
bought
by
this
defendant
of
the
said
complainant
,
which
said
wares
were
so
receiued
by
this
defendant
or
to
his
vse
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
to
th
intent
that
this
defendant
should
pay
to
the
said
complainant
,
so
much
money
for
the
same
as
should
be
reasonably
agreed
vpon
by
this
defendant
,
and
the
saide
complainant
,
which
said
bargaine
and
agreement
,
this
defendant
is
,
and
euer
hitherto
hath
beene
readie
to
haue
performed
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
defendant
about
two
yeares
now
last
past
,
did
buy
of
the
said
complainant
,
the
said
twelue
yardes
of
linnen
cloth
,
at
,
and
for
the
said
price
of
xxii
.
s.
or
the
said
halfe
elle
of
other
cloth
for
the
said
price
of
ii
.
s.
viii
.
d
.
or
the
said
quarter
and
a
halfe
of
other
cloth
,
and
two
scaines
of
threed
for
the
said
price
of
xviii
.
d
.
for
he
this
defendant
saith
,
that
he
and
this
complainant
did
neuer
to
his
remembrance
agree
to
anie
certaine
price
for
the
said
wares
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vntruly
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
he
this
defendant
did
euer
buy
of
this
complainant
,
the
said
ten
yards
of
beluet
,
or
any
part
therof
,
or
any
other
wares
or
marchandices
amounting
in
the
whole
to
twentie
markes
,
or
for
the
paiment
thereof
,
euer
required
the
said
complainant
to
for
be
are
him
the
said
defendant
,
for
the
space
of
one
moneth
then
next
following
,
as
in
the
saide
bill
is
wrongfully
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
he
this
defendant
did
faithfully
assent
and
promise
to
pay
the
said
debt
vnto
the
said
complainant
at
the
said
monethes
ende
,
Or
that
the
said
complainant
,
trusting
the
bare
promise
of
this
defendant
,
deliuered
vnto
him
this
defendant
,
the
said
cloth
,
wares
,
veluet
,
and
marchandise
,
as
in
the
said
bill
is
vntruly
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
he
this
defendant
perceiuing
that
this
complainant
can
by
no
order
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
recouer
any
part
of
the
said
money
,
for
want
of
specialtie
or
witnesse
to
prone
the
said
supposed
assumption
and
contract
,
hath
plainely
affirmed
,
that
he
the
said
complainant
shall
not
haue
one
penny
thereof
in
such
manner
and
forme
,
as
in
the
saie
bill
of
complaint
is
most
vntruely
and
slaunderously
alleaged
,
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
&c.
thing
,
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contayned
,
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
this
defendant
and
not
&c.
A
Bill
to
be
discharged
of
sundrie
bondes
made
by
the
Plaintife
to
diuers
by
the
Defendants
meanes
vpon
promise
that
they
should
not
preiudice
them
,
laying
open
diuers
cunning
and
lewde
practises
to
circumuent
the
Plaintife
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
L.
your
daily
Sect.
92.
Orator
I.
M.
of
M.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
yeoman
,
that
whereas
about
sixteene
yeares
now
last
past
,
certaine
debts
,
controuersies
,
suits
,
and
variances
did
arise
betweene
one
T.
L.
of
E.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
yeoman
,
and
your
said
Orator
,
and
certaine
other
freeholders
of
the
Lordship
of
Ecclesall
aforesaid
,
concerning
the
inclosing
,
vse
,
possession
,
and
occupation
of
certaine
parcels
of
wast
or
common
ground
called
R.
in
E.
aforesaid
,
wherein
your
saide
Orator
and
other
freeholders
,
and
all
those
whose
estate
they
then
had
,
and
yet
haue
in
certaine
lands
in
the
said
Lo.
by
all
the
time
,
whereof
there
is
no
memory
of
man
to
the
contrary
,
haue
vsed
to
haue
common
of
pasture
for
their
beasts
and
cattel
,
vpon
the
said
lands
leuant
and
couchantat
all
times
of
the
yeare
,
at
their
wils
and
pleasures
,
as
vnto
their
tenements
belonging
,
which
parcels
of
waste
ground
one
N.
S.
Esquier
before
that
time
,
had
demised
vnto
the
said
T.
L.
for
certaine
yeares
then
induring
,
for
pacifying
and
ending
of
which
said
suites
and
controuersies
,
and
of
such
suits
and
controuersies
,
as
were
then
betweene
the
said
L.
and
S.
touching
the
same
and
other
things
,
your
said
Orator
and
T.
D.
and
other
of
the
freeholders
aforesaid
,
and
the
said
L.
by
the
meanes
and
intreatie
of
the
said
N.
S.
about
the
said
time
did
submit
themselues
to
the
order
,
arbitrement
,
and
award
of
I.
F.
R.
M.
C.
W.
and
E.
H.
touching
the
said
controuersies
,
&
to
the
end
that
the
said
L.
would
be
contented
that
the
said
suites
betweene
him
&
the
said
S.
might
rather
by
that
means
receiue
a
quiet
ende
,
then
by
ertremitie
of
law
,
there
being
then
great
suits
betweene
the
said
N.
S.
and
L.
which
the
said
L.
would
not
otherwise
compromit
,
your
said
orator
&
the
said
D.
was
bound
vnto
the
said
L.
in
one
obligation
of
C.
l
.
&
vnto
the
said
N.
S.
in
one
other
obligation
of
C.
l
.
for
performance
of
the
said
award
,
the
said
N.
S.
then
promising
to
your
said
Orator
,
that
within
short
time
after
the
making
of
the
said
bond
vnto
him
,
he
would
haue
cancelled
or
made
voide
the
saide
bond
of
C.
pound
,
made
by
them
vnto
the
said
N.
S.
the
meaning
of
which
bonde
your
saide
Orator
(
being
a
simple
vnlearned
man
)
thought
to
haue
reached
no
further
,
but
to
actes
to
haue
bin
done
by
himselfe
against
the
said
awarde
,
which
he
the
rather
so
thought
,
because
the
said
N.
S.
tolde
him
so
,
or
to
the
effect
,
and
they
were
onely
so
agreed
to
haue
the
condition
thereof
made
before
the
making
thereof
.
And
the
said
L.
was
also
bound
in
an
C.
l
.
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
D
for
the
performance
of
this
part
of
the
said
awarde
,
And
afterwardes
,
viz.
about
the
xi
.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
,
that
now
is
,
the
said
arbitrators
made
an
awarde
of
the
premisses
,
that
the
said
L.
should
haue
inclosed
the
said
grounds
,
during
such
terme
as
he
then
had
therein
by
the
demise
of
the
said
N.
S.
by
Indenture
without
veration
of
your
said
Orator
the
said
T.
D.
and
other
freeholders
of
the
said
Lo.
of
E.
by
meanes
of
which
awarde
the
said
L.
enioyed
the
premisses
euer
since
the
making
thereof
accordingly
,
without
any
vexation
of
the
said
D.
or
your
said
Orator
,
or
any
other
the
freeholders
of
E.
aforesaid
,
vntill
such
time
as
the
said
L.
caused
the
said
premisses
to
be
purchased
or
taken
by
lease
,
as
lands
concealed
,
and
vniustly
withholden
from
her
Maiestie
,
and
thereupon
caused
suites
to
be
commenced
against
diuers
of
the
said
freeholders
by
information
in
the
Ex.
of
intrusion
supposed
to
be
done
by
them
into
the
said
premisses
,
which
suite
so
long
continued
,
that
a
verdict
and
iudgement
therein
were
had
for
the
said
freeholders
,
whereby
their
title
to
the
said
common
being
then
in
issue
,
was
specially
found
as
by
the
recordes
thereof
remayning
in
the
said
court
it
plainly
appeareth
,
wherupon
some
of
the
said
freeholders
(
as
this
complainant
thinketh
)
entred
into
the
said
premisses
being
vnfenced
.
And
thereupon
the
said
L.
commenced
suite
vpon
the
said
bond
of
an
C.
l
.
against
your
said
Orator
and
the
said
D.
albeit
they
neuer
interrupted
his
possession
in
the
said
premisses
,
and
the
said
D.
and
your
said
orator
for
their
indempnity
likewise
prosecuted
suit
vpon
their
bond
of
an
C.
l
.
because
the
said
L.
in
his
part
had
not
performed
the
said
award
,
by
meanes
whereof
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
D.
obtained
a
verdict
and
iudgement
against
the
said
L.
for
the
said
C.
l
.
L.
his
said
suit
against
them
depending
vntried
,
whereupon
the
said
L.
seeing
how
vniustly
he
had
dealt
with
the
said
D.
and
your
said
Orator
about
the
premisses
perceiuing
in
what
ieopardie
he
stood
,
and
how
in
equity
he
ought
not
to
haue
recouered
any
thing
against
your
said
Orator
and
the
said
D.
by
his
said
bond
,
nor
haue
had
any
reliefe
for
the
said
C.
l
.
so
by
them
recouered
against
him
,
he
the
said
L.
moued
your
said
Orator
and
the
said
D.
by
sundrie
meanes
to
come
to
agreement
with
him
for
the
said
C.
l
.
so
recouered
against
him
,
whereupon
the
said
D.
and
your
said
Orator
,
intending
a
generall
quietnesse
for
all
bonds
and
matters
concerning
the
said
premisses
,
at
the
great
and
importunate
suit
of
the
said
L.
and
by
the
meditation
of
certaine
honest
men
their
friends
,
vpon
the
faithfull
promise
of
the
said
L.
that
he
the
said
L.
woulde
warrant
him
your
saide
Orator
against
the
said
N.
S.
for
his
said
bond
of
an
C.
l
.
alleaging
that
N.
S.
had
no
cause
to
sue
the
same
,
and
that
if
he
had
,
yet
because
the
matter
of
the
said
bond
principally
concerned
him
the
said
L.
(
as
it
did
indeed
)
that
if
your
said
Orator
agreed
with
him
for
the
premisses
,
that
then
the
said
N.
S.
neither
could
nor
would
hurt
him
by
reason
of
his
said
bond
,
the
said
iudgement
for
the
said
C.
l
.
was
released
vnto
the
said
L.
by
your
said
Orator
hauing
none
other
consideration
therefore
,
then
his
said
promise
of
quietnes
and
discharge
of
the
said
N.
S.
his
said
bond
.
Neuerthelesse
not
long
after
the
saide
agreement
,
the
said
L.
perceiuing
himselfe
to
be
discharged
of
the
said
iudgement
,
and
entending
the
vtter
vndoing
of
your
said
Orator
,
contrary
to
his
said
promise
,
practised
with
the
said
N.
S.
touhing
the
said
bond
by
him
and
the
said
D.
made
vnto
the
said
S.
and
procured
the
same
to
be
put
in
suite
against
them
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Bench.
Albeit
the
said
N.
S.
had
neuer
any
losse
by
reason
of
any
act
done
against
the
said
bond
to
the
valew
of
one
penny
,
since
which
suit
the
said
N.
S.
and
D.
haue
secretly
growen
to
agreement
betwene
themselues
,
to
th
intent
to
lay
the
whole
penalty
of
the
said
bond
vpon
your
said
Orator
,
Notwithstanding
the
said
faithfull
promise
of
the
said
N.
S.
to
deliuer
in
the
said
bond
to
be
cancelled
,
and
the
said
L.
his
promise
was
to
saue
your
said
Orator
harmelesse
against
the
said
N.
S.
for
the
same
.
Albeit
the
said
N.
S.
neuer
had
any
losse
or
hinderance
by
reason
of
the
premisses
,
by
means
of
your
said
Orator
,
neither
was
any
thing
attempted
or
done
by
the
said
freeholders
against
the
saide
L.
contrary
to
the
said
award
,
Otherwise
then
by
the
consent
of
the
said
N.
S.
who
moued
or
procured
the
said
freeholders
to
enter
into
bond
one
to
another
,
to
heare
the
charges
of
suites
for
the
defence
of
their
said
title
of
common
in
the
said
seuerall
parcels
of
ground
,
called
R.
and
T.
promising
them
his
aide
and
furtherance
therein
,
vnto
some
of
which
bonds
the
said
N.
S.
hath
subscribed
his
owne
name
as
a
witnesse
of
the
deliuery
thereof
,
which
their
hard
dealings
against
your
said
Orator
in
the
premisses
,
are
much
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
conscience
,
and
to
the
vtter
impouerishment
and
vndoing
of
your
said
Orator
,
his
poore
wife
and
children
,
wherefore
the
premisses
graciously
considered
,
and
for
as
much
aswell
the
said
premisses
and
agreements
of
the
said
N.
S.
with
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
D.
and
the
said
practise
had
betweene
the
said
N.
S.
and
the
said
L.
to
put
the
said
bonde
in
suite
,
as
also
the
saide
agreement
made
by
the
said
N.
S.
and
the
said
D.
for
staying
of
his
saide
suite
against
the
said
D.
and
also
the
said
promise
or
agreement
of
the
said
L.
to
saue
your
said
Orator
harmelesse
against
the
said
N.
S.
for
the
saide
bonde
was
secretly
made
amongst
themselues
,
&
for
that
your
said
Orator
trusted
that
they
would
faithfully
haue
performed
the
same
to
your
said
Orator
,
called
no
witnes
to
be
present
to
heare
the
same
promise
made
,
and
therefore
is
not
able
to
produce
any
witnes
to
testifie
the
premisses
,
nor
hath
any
meanes
to
proue
the
same
,
other
then
by
the
aunsweres
of
the
said
N.
S.
and
T.
L.
who
he
verely
thinketh
will
in
their
answeres
to
the
premisses
confesse
the
same
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
Lordship
,
of
your
accustomed
goodnesse
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
said
N.
S.
and
T.
L.
and
to
either
of
them
,
thereby
commaunding
them
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
practising
with
the
plaintifes
wife
,
to
receiue
of
her
the
plaintifes
goods
,
and
for
receipt
and
detaining
thereof
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
,
your
daily
Sect.
93.
Orator
L.
I.
of
S
,
in
the
Countie
of
N.
Gentleman
,
That
whereas
about
foure
or
fiue
yeares
past
,
your
Orator
being
possessed
of
diuers
goods
,
and
diuers
summes
of
money
,
to
a
great
valew
,
to
the
ende
that
C.
C.
of
W.
in
the
said
Countie
of
N.
M.
his
wife
,
and
A
their
daughter
,
now
the
wife
of
I.
P.
of
H.
in
the
saide
Countie
yeoman
.
might
the
better
bring
to
passe
,
indirectly
to
gaine
and
get
into
their
,
or
some
of
their
custodies
and
possession
,
all
,
or
the
most
pact
of
the
said
money
and
goods
,
and
by
that
meanes
defraude
or
defeat
your
Orator
thereof
,
by
continuall
and
sinister
practise
,
instigation
,
and
perswasion
,
then
allured
,
prouoked
,
and
intised
A.
I.
deceased
,
being
then
your
Orators
wife
,
to
grow
to
some
discord
and
variance
with
him
,
and
to
esloine
and
conuey
into
their
,
or
some
of
their
keeping
,
all
or
the
most
part
of
the
said
money
or
goods
,
promising
that
the
same
should
be
readie
,
and
vsed
for
her
vse
and
behoofe
:
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
by
the
said
lewde
and
●ad
practises
of
the
said
C.
M.
and
A.
P.
and
of
diuers
other
persons
by
their
meanes
,
whose
names
your
Orator
knoweth
not
,
your
Orators
said
wife
about
foure
or
fiue
yeares
since
,
and
at
sundrie
times
before
,
did
with
violence
breake
open
some
part
of
your
Orators
house
at
S.
aforesaid
,
his
chists
therebeing
locked
and
did
essoine
,
steale
,
imbeasill
,
or
conuey
away
from
your
Orator
,
seueral
summes
of
money
,
and
diuers
parcels
of
his
goods
and
household
stuffe
,
aswell
in
the
night
season
as
in
the
day
time
,
to
a
very
great
value
,
the
certainty
whereof
your
Orator
knoweth
not
,
but
is
induced
by
good
reason
to
beleeue
,
that
it
doth
amount
vnto
the
sum
of
one
hundred
pound
at
the
least
,
and
deliuered
,
or
caused
the
same
to
be
deliuered
vnto
the
custodie
and
possession
of
the
said
C.
C.
and
M.
his
wife
,
or
A.
their
daughter
,
or
of
some
other
person
or
persons
,
by
their
or
some
of
their
meanes
or
consents
,
whereof
your
Orator
by
some
good
meanes
hauing
had
intelligence
,
hath
sundry
times
vsed
speech
and
communication
with
the
said
C.
M.
and
A.
P.
touching
the
same
,
and
in
most
gentle
and
friendly
manner
required
to
haue
the
saide
money
and
goods
so
essoined
and
imbeasiled
,
as
aforesaid
,
to
be
to
him
restored
,
or
else
to
haue
some
recompence
for
the
same
,
but
they
haue
vtterly
refused
to
doe
eyther
the
one
or
the
other
,
and
doe
still
refuse
to
doe
the
same
,
and
do
conuert
and
dispose
the
said
money
and
goods
to
their
own
vses
,
whereby
your
Orator
shal
be
vtterly
thereof
defeated
,
to
his
great
hinderance
and
impouerishment
,
contrarie
to
all
equitie
,
&
good
conscience
,
vnlesse
by
your
Lordships
fauor
he
may
be
relieued
in
this
most
honorable
Court
.
Forasmuch
therefore
as
your
Orator
knoweth
not
the
names
or
number
of
the
said
confederates
,
nor
the
seueral
&
certaine
times
wherein
the
said
money
and
goods
were
conueyed
away
from
him
as
aforesaid
,
nor
the
quantitie
,
nature
,
or
valew
of
them
,
whereby
to
make
any
lawfull
demaun●
,
or
to
vse
any
action
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
against
them
the
said
C.
M.
and
A.
P.
or
any
other
their
confederates
,
for
these
great
iniuries
&
wrongs
,
as
aforesaid
,
but
that
the
trueth
and
certainty
of
all
these
matters
doe
rest
in
the
priuate
and
proper
notice
of
the
said
C.
C.
and
M.
his
wife
,
and
A.
their
daughter
,
or
of
some
one
of
them
,
who
no
doubt
,
vppon
their
corporall
Oathes
will
disclose
and
set
downe
the
trueth
and
certaintie
of
all
these
matters
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
to
grant
vnto
your
Orator
,
the
Queenes
Maiesties
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
,
&c.
The
Answere
to
the
same
.
HHe
said
defendants
say
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
against
Sec'
94.
them
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
is
very
incertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
law
,
to
be
answered
vnto
by
the
said
defendants
,
or
any
of
them
,
for
diuers
and
sundrie
apparant
faultes
and
imperfections
therein
contained
and
deuised
,
and
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
,
partly
of
malice
and
euill
will
,
without
iust
cause
conceiued
against
the
said
C.
C.
one
of
these
defendants
,
to
the
intent
thereby
to
vexe
and
molest
him
,
and
his
said
wife
and
daughter
,
with
vniust
trauell
and
expences
,
but
chiefly
to
the
intent
and
purpose
to
wearie
,
impouerish
,
and
terrifie
him
this
defendant
with
such
suites
,
so
that
he
shal
neither
be
able
nor
willing
to
prosecute
the
law
against
him
the
said
complainant
,
for
diuers
great
summes
of
money
which
he
oweth
vnto
him
the
said
C.
C.
this
defendant
,
and
vniustly
detaineth
from
him
,
and
not
for
anie
good
or
iust
cause
of
suite
:
Neuerthelesse
,
if
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
,
these
defendants
shall
be
inforced
to
make
any
further
or
other
answere
,
to
the
said
incertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
Bill
of
complaint
,
then
,
and
not
otherwise
,
all
aduantage
of
exception
,
to
the
manifest
incertaintie
and
insufficiencie
of
the
said
Bill
of
complaint
,
to
these
defendants
,
and
euerie
of
them
,
at
all
and
euery
time
and
times
hereafter
saued
.
For
further
answere
thereunto
and
for
a
full
and
plaine
declaration
of
the
truth
of
the
premisses
,
These
defendants
say
,
and
euery
one
of
them
saith
,
thst
neither
they
,
nor
any
of
thens
by
continuall
&
sinister
practise
,
instigation
,
and
perswasion
,
did
not
at
any
time
allure
,
prouoke
,
&
intice
A.
I.
deceased
,
then
wife
of
the
said
complainant
,
to
grow
to
some
discord
with
the
said
complainant
,
&
to
essoine
and
conuey
into
their
,
or
any
of
their
keeping
,
all
or
any
of
the
said
money
and
goods
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
promising
that
the
same
should
be
readie
and
vsed
for
her
vse
&
behoofe
,
to
the
ende
that
they
these
def.
or
any
of
them
,
might
the
better
bring
to
passe
indirectly
to
gaine
or
get
into
their
custody
&
possession
,
all
,
or
the
most
part
of
the
said
money
&
goods
,
and
by
that
meanes
,
to
defeat
and
defraud
the
said
complainants
thereof
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
very
slaunderously
,
&
most
vntruly
alleaged
:
And
these
defendants
further
say
,
&
euery
of
them
saith
,
that
the
said
late
wife
of
the
said
complainant
did
neuer
with
violence
breake
open
some
part
of
the
said
complainants
said
house
at
S.
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
nor
his
said
chists
there
being
locked
,
nor
did
essoine
,
imbeasill
,
or
conuey
away
from
the
said
complainant
,
seuerall
,
or
any
summe
or
summes
of
money
,
&
diuers
,
or
any
parcell
of
his
goods
,
or
household
stuffe
,
either
in
the
night
season
,
or
in
the
day
time
,
by
the
practise
of
these
def.
or
of
any
of
them
,
or
of
any
other
person
or
persons
,
by
their
or
any
of
their
means
,
as
in
the
said
bil
of
complaint
is
likewise
very
malitiously
and
vntruly
surmised
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
wife
of
the
said
complainant
euer
deliuered
,
or
cause
to
be
deliuered
the
said
money
and
goods
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
or
anie
part
thereof
,
vnto
the
custodie
,
and
possession
of
these
defendants
,
or
of
some
of
them
,
or
of
any
other
person
or
persons
,
by
their
,
or
some
of
their
meanes
or
consents
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
also
vntruely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
,
that
euer
there
was
anie
cause
why
the
said
complainant
did
,
or
should
vse
any
such
speach
and
communication
with
these
defendants
,
or
anie
of
them
touching
the
premisses
,
or
require
to
haue
the
said
money
and
goods
supposed
to
be
essoined
or
imbezeled
,
to
be
to
him
restored
,
or
to
haue
some
recompence
for
the
same
,
or
that
these
defendants
,
or
anie
of
them
doe
conuert
and
dispose
the
said
money
and
goods
or
any
part
thereof
,
to
their
or
any
of
their
owne
vses
,
whereby
the
said
complainant
shall
be
vtterly
thereof
defeated
,
to
his
great
hinderance
and
impouerishment
,
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
as
in
the
sasd
bill
of
complaint
is
likewise
vntruely
suggested
:
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
,
or
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contained
,
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
lawe
to
be
answered
vnto
,
by
these
defendants
,
or
anie
of
them
,
and
not
here
in
this
their
answers
sufficiently
answered
vnto
,
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
,
&c.
The
Replication
to
the
Answere
next
before
.
THe
said
complainant
,
for
,
and
by
way
of
replication
saith
,
that
his
Sect'
95.
said
bill
of
complaint
,
exhibited
against
these
defendants
into
this
most
honorable
Court
,
is
very
certaine
,
true
,
and
sufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
not
deuised
and
exhibited
into
his
most
honorable
Court
of
malice
and
euill
will
,
without
cause
conceiued
against
the
said
C.
C.
one
of
the
said
defendants
,
to
th
intent
thereby
to
vexe
and
molest
him
his
said
wife
and
daughter
with
vniust
trauell
and
expences
,
as
in
the
said
answeres
is
vntruly
alleaged
,
Nor
chiefly
to
th
intent
and
purpose
so
to
wearie
and
impouerish
and
terrifie
the
saide
C.
C.
with
such
suites
,
that
he
should
neither
be
able
nor
willing
to
prosecute
the
law
against
the
said
complainant
,
for
di●ers
great
summes
of
money
,
which
he
doth
owe
vnto
him
the
said
C.
C.
and
vniustly
detained
from
him
,
but
is
exhibited
vpon
iust
cause
of
suit
,
as
the
said
complainant
doubteth
not
to
make
manifest
and
proue
vnto
this
honorable
court
,
with
that
,
that
the
said
def.
or
some
one
of
them
,
by
sinister
,
practise
,
instigation
,
and
perswasion
,
did
allure
,
prouoke
,
&
intice
the
said
complainants
wife
to
grow
to
some
discord
with
the
said
complainant
,
&
to
essoine
and
conuey
into
their
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
their
keepings
the
said
money
&
goods
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
promising
that
the
same
should
be
readie
,
&
vsed
for
her
vse
and
behoofe
,
to
the
end
that
they
might
the
better
bring
to
passe
,
indirectly
to
gaine
or
get
into
their
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
their
custody
&
possession
the
said
money
&
goods
,
&
by
that
means
to
defeat
&
defraud
the
said
complainants
thereof
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
very
truly
alleaged
.
And
also
with
that
,
that
the
said
complainants
wife
,
did
with
violence
break
open
some
part
of
the
said
complainants
house
at
S.
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
&
his
said
chist
there
being
locked
did
essoine
,
steale
,
imbeasil
,
&
conuey
away
from
the
said
complainant
,
seuerall
sums
of
money
,
&
diuers
parcels
of
his
goods
&
houshold
stuffe
in
the
night
season
,
&
in
the
day
time
,
by
the
practise
of
the
said
def.
or
some
,
or
one
of
them
,
or
of
some
other
person
or
persons
,
by
their
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
their
means
,
as
in
the
said
bil
of
complaint
is
likewise
very
truly
declared
:
And
with
that
,
that
the
said
complainants
wife
did
deliuer
,
or
cause
to
be
deliuered
the
said
money
&
goods
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
vnto
the
custody
and
possession
of
the
said
def.
or
of
some
,
or
one
of
them
,
or
of
some
other
person
or
persons
,
by
their
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
their
meanes
or
consent
,
as
likewise
in
the
said
bil
of
complaint
is
most
truly
alleaged
:
And
without
that
,
that
there
was
cause
why
the
said
complainant
should
vse
speech
&
communication
with
the
said
defendants
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
them
touching
the
premisses
,
&
require
to
haue
the
said
mony
&
goods
essoined
&
imbeasiled
to
be
to
him
restored
,
or
to
haue
some
recompence
for
the
same
:
And
that
the
said
defendants
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
them
do
conuert
and
dispose
the
said
money
and
goods
,
to
their
,
or
some
,
or
one
of
their
vses
,
whereby
the
said
complainant
shall
be
vtterly
defeated
thereof
,
to
his
great
hinderance
,
as
in
the
saide
Bill
of
complaint
is
likewise
most
truly
alleaged
:
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
cause
,
or
thing
,
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
said
answeres
contained
,
to
be
by
the
said
complainant
replied
vnto
,
and
herein
not
sufficiently
replied
vnto
,
confessed
and
auoided
,
&c.
A
Bill
far
that
the
Defendant
hath
got
the
Plaintifes
bill
for
payment
of
money
by
them
into
their
hands
,
and
thereby
meane
to
defraude
him
of
the
same
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
,
your
daily
Sect'
96.
Orator
N.
T.
of
T.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
yeoman
.
That
whereas
about
two
yeares
now
last
past
,
your
said
Orator
did
sell
vnto
one
I.
M.
G.
W.
P.
T.
alias
S.
and
R.
H.
foure
oxen
,
and
three
kine
,
for
14.
pound
of
lawfull
English
money
,
And
at
the
same
time
made
vnto
your
said
Orator
a
Bill
of
their
hands
for
the
payment
thereof
,
at
the
feast
of
S.
Michaell
th
archangell
last
past
:
But
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
L.
that
the
said
bill
of
14.
pound
is
by
casuall
meanes
come
vnto
the
hands
and
possession
of
the
said
I.
M.
G.
W.
P.
T.
alias
S.
and
R.
H.
or
of
some
of
them
,
who
haue
cancelled
and
defaced
the
same
bill
,
And
therefore
,
albeit
they
haue
beene
diuers
times
gently
required
by
your
said
Orator
,
to
pay
vnto
him
the
said
14.
pound
so
to
him
due
,
yet
that
to
doe
,
they
and
euery
of
them
haue
hitherto
denied
and
refused
,
and
yet
doe
denie
and
refuse
to
doe
the
same
,
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
In
due
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
that
your
said
Orator
hath
no
remedie
to
recouer
the
said
14.
pound
without
the
said
bill
,
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
wrongfull
entering
into
Copyhold
lands
intailed
,
detayning
of
them
,
and
of
the
writings
of
the
same
,
for
wasting
the
same
,
and
concontriuing
secret
estates
thereof
.
IN
most
humble
wise
sheweth
vnto
your
good
L.
your
daily
Orator
Sect.
97.
A.
G.
of
D.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
That
whereas
one
T.
G.
father
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
was
in
his
life
time
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
taile
,
to
him
and
to
his
heires
males
of
his
body
lawfully
begotten
,
of
,
and
in
one
mesuage
or
tenement
with
th
appurtenances
,
scituate
,
lying
,
and
being
in
W.
in
the
said
Countie
of
D.
And
was
likewise
seised
to
him
,
and
the
heires
males
of
his
body
lawfully
begotten
,
of
,
and
in
foure
cottages
,
three
closes
or
pastures
,
and
eight
acres
of
arrable
land
with
their
appurtenacces
,
lying
and
being
in
W.
aforesaid
,
being
customarie
lands
,
and
holden
of
the
Q.
Matestie
,
as
of
her
highnesse
manor
of
W.
aforesaid
,
at
the
will
of
the
Lord
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
:
And
the
said
T.
G.
being
of
all
and
singuler
the
premisses
,
with
their
and
euery
of
their
appurtenances
so
seised
,
as
aforesaid
,
of
such
estate
,
died
thereof
seised
,
By
and
after
whose
death
,
all
and
singuler
the
premisses
with
their
appurtenances
,
did
discend
vnto
H.
G.
as
sonne
and
next
heire
male
of
the
bodie
of
the
saide
T.
by
force
and
vertue
whereof
,
the
said
H.
entred
into
all
and
singuler
the
said
premisses
with
their
appurtenances
,
and
was
thereof
lawfully
seised
to
him
,
&
the
heires
males
of
his
body
lawfully
begotten
.
And
he
so
being
therof
seised
,
of
such
an
estate
died
seised
:
By
&
after
whose
death
,
all
and
singuler
the
said
premisses
with
their
appurtenances
,
did
discend
and
come
to
T.
G.
as
sonne
&
next
heire
male
of
the
bodie
of
the
said
H.
by
force
wherof
,
he
the
said
T.
entred
into
al
&
singuler
the
said
premisses
,
&
was
thereof
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
taile
,
to
him
and
the
heires
males
of
his
body
lawfully
begotten
.
And
he
the
said
C.
so
being
therof
seised
,
of
such
an
estate
died
seised
,
without
any
issue
male
of
his
bodie
,
By
&
after
whose
death
,
all
and
singuler
the
said
premisses
with
their
appurtenances
,
did
discend
and
come
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
as
brother
&
next
heire
male
of
the
said
T.
G.
But
now
,
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
L.
that
aswel
the
said
deed
of
intail
,
&
al
other
the
deeds
euidences
,
escripts
,
writings
,
&
muniments
,
manifesting
,
for
feiting
,
defending
,
&
prouing
the
estate
,
right
,
interest
,
&
title
of
your
said
orator
,
of
in
,
&
to
the
said
premisses
,
are
by
some
casuall
or
sinister
meanes
comen
into
the
hands
,
custody
or
possession
of
one
R.
W.
&
E.
his
wife
T.
C.
&
A.
his
wife
I.
D.
&
I.
W.
or
some
of
them
,
who
by
colour
thereof
haue
entred
into
the
said
premisses
,
&
receiued
,
perceiued
,
&
taken
the
issues
,
profits
,
&
commodities
thereof
,
&
conuerted
the
same
to
their
owne
proper
vses
&
behoofes
,
without
yeelding
any
consideration
or
recompence
to
your
said
orator
for
the
same
.
And
yet
not
so
contented
,
but
they
the
said
R.
E.
T.
A.
I.
&
I.
by
colour
of
hauing
the
said
deeds
,
euidences
,
escripts
,
writings
,
&
myniments
haue
not
only
made
great
streppe
,
&
wast
of
the
premisses
,
but
also
contriued
&
made
to
themselues
,
&
to
other
persons
vnknowen
to
your
said
orator
,
diuers
&
sundry
secret
estates
&
conueiances
of
the
premisses
to
the
plaine
disinherison
of
your
said
orator
,
contrary
to
all
right
,
equity
,
&
good
conscience
.
And
although
your
said
Orator
hath
diuers
&
sundry
times
by
himselfe
&
his
friends
,
requested
the
said
R.
W.
&
E.
his
wife
.
T.
C.
&
A.
his
wife
,
I.
D.
&
I.
W.
and
euery
of
them
to
yeeld
vp
the
quiet
possession
of
the
premisses
,
&
to
deliuer
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
said
deeds
,
euidences
,
escripts
,
writings
,
&
muniments
,
yet
they
&
euery
of
them
,
so
to
do
,
haue
vtterly
refused
&
denied
,
and
still
do
denie
and
refuse
,
contrary
to
all
right
,
equity
,
&
good
conscience
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
asmuch
as
your
said
Oratr
knoweth
not
the
contents
nor
certaine
dates
of
the
said
deeds
,
euidences
,
escripts
,
writings
,
and
myniments
,
nor
weather
they
be
contained
in
bagge
or
boxe
sealed
,
in
chest
,
or
cubbord
locked
.
And
therefore
is
at
,
and
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
law
of
this
Realme
remedilesse
for
the
recouery
of
the
same
.
May
it
therefore
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
deteining
of
an
Indenture
of
lease
for
yeares
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
L.
your
daily
Sect.
98.
Orator
I.
B.
of
N.
in
the
parish
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
Y.
Esquier
.
And
T.
B.
sonne
and
heire
apparant
of
the
said
I.
That
whereas
your
said
Orator
the
second
day
of
Iuly
,
in
the
eight
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
did
demise
and
to
ferme
let
vnto
one
R.
M.
of
B.
in
the
said
Countie
ye●man
,
all
his
moitie
,
or
one
halfe
of
his
messuage
or
tenement
called
D.
with
all
the
lands
,
meadows
,
closes
,
pastures
,
&
commons
vnto
the
same
belonging
or
in
any
wise
appertayning
,
from
the
feast
of
Saint
M.
the
Bishop
last
past
,
before
the
date
abouesaid
,
vnto
the
full
end
and
terme
of
18.
yeares
then
next
ensuing
,
fully
to
be
complete
&
ended
.
By
vertue
of
which
demise
aforesaid
,
R.
M.
into
the
mesuage
or
tenement
aforesaid
,
did
enter
as
was
lawful
for
him
to
do
.
And
now
sithence
the
making
of
the
lease
aforesaid
,
the
said
R.
M.
did
often
repaire
&
come
to
the
house
of
the
said
I.
B.
&
by
that
meanes
in
short
time
became
very
familiar
with
the
said
I.
insomuch
that
he
the
said
I.
being
aged
,
&
by
reason
therof
also
lieth
bedriden
,
&
hath
done
for
the
space
of
many
yeares
,
And
finding
the
said
M.
to
be
very
diligent
and
carefull
about
him
the
said
I.
for
the
recouery
of
his
health
,
did
so
affect
the
said
M.
as
that
he
did
wholly
commit
the
custody
&
keeping
of
all
his
euidences
,
leases
,
bonds
,
&
bils
,
amongst
which
the
counterpaine
of
the
said
M.
his
lease
was
.
And
vnlesse
the
said
M.
together
with
some
of
your
said
Orators
seruants
haue
secretly
conuaied
&
taken
it
away
,
as
your
said
Orator
doth
vehemently
suspect
,
in
that
he
wanteth
the
same
lease
:
by
reason
whereof
he
neither
knoweth
what
conditions
are
contained
in
the
same
,
neither
what
penaltie
,
if
the
rent
be
behind
,
or
whether
there
be
any
distresse
for
not
paiment
of
the
rent
,
or
else
whether
the
lease
be
vtterly
void
,
if
the
rent
be
not
paid
at
a
day
certaine
&
what
other
couenants
it
containeth
for
prohibiting
of
wast
to
be
done
,
as
also
for
the
repairing
of
the
messuage
or
tenement
aforesaid
with
needfull
reparations
,
with
diuers
other
couenants
to
many
good
purposes
specified
in
the
same
lease
.
Add
for
that
also
that
the
said
counterpain
is
by
some
such
indirect
means
as
before
is
aleaged
come
vnto
the
hands
of
the
said
M.
as
also
for
that
your
orator
through
want
thereof
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
land
cannot
duely
punish
the
breach
of
all
,
or
any
the
couenants
therein
expressed
,
which
on
the
said
M.
his
part
ought
to
haue
beene
performed
and
kept
,
for
want
of
the
said
counterpaine
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
money
for
bording
with
one
,
whose
Executor
the
Plaintife
is
.
HVmbly
complaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Lordship
your
Sect'.
99.
daily
Orator
D.
C.
of
B.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
yeoman
,
executor
of
the
last
Will
and
Testament
of
D.
C.
his
father
.
That
whereas
about
the
first
day
of
Iune
,
which
was
in
the
18.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
most
gratious
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
one
W.
S.
of
M.
in
the
said
Countie
yeoman
,
at
B.
aforesaid
,
did
put
himselfe
and
A.
then
his
wife
to
borde
with
the
saide
D.
C.
the
Testator
,
and
there
to
remaine
so
long
with
the
said
Tesator
as
it
should
please
both
the
said
parties
,
and
the
said
W.
S.
in
consideration
there
of
,
there
faithfully
agreed
to
pay
,
and
satisfie
for
the
same
,
vnto
the
said
D.
C.
the
Testator
or
his
executors
,
during
such
time
as
he
and
his
said
wife
should
remaine
at
borde
with
the
said
Testator
,
so
much
lawfull
English
money
,
as
the
said
bording
should
be
reasonably
worth
,
and
at
such
time
as
he
should
be
thereunto
required
.
By
vertue
of
which
putting
to
borde
,
agreement
,
and
faithfull
promise
,
the
saide
W.
and
A.
his
wife
,
were
at
borde
with
the
said
Testator
by
the
space
of
three
whole
yeares
,
or
thereabouts
,
during
all
which
time
the
said
Testator
at
his
owne
costes
and
charges
did
finde
vnto
the
said
W.
and
A.
conuenient
,
and
necessacie
meate
,
drinke
,
and
lodging
,
and
at
sundrie
times
Hay
,
and
Grasse
for
the
Horses
of
the
said
W.
which
bording
,
Hay
,
and
Grasse
,
by
the
said
space
of
three
yeares
aforesaid
,
was
reasonably
worth
fortie
pounds
at
least
.
Yet
the
said
W.
not
ignorant
of
the
premisses
,
nor
regarding
his
said
faithfull
agreement
and
promise
,
but
imagining
,
and
fraudulently
intending
the
said
D.
C.
the
Testator
,
and
your
said
Orator
his
executor
in
this
behalfe
,
craftily
and
deceiptfully
to
deceiue
and
defraud
:
albeit
he
hath
beene
oftentimes
thereunto
gently
required
by
the
said
Testator
in
his
life
time
,
and
by
your
saide
Orator
,
his
executor
,
after
his
death
,
hath
not
paid
or
satisfied
any
thing
vnto
the
said
Testator
in
his
life
time
,
nor
vnto
your
foresaid
Orator
after
his
decease
for
the
same
bording
,
meate
,
drinke
,
&
lodging
during
the
foresaid
time
,
that
he
and
his
said
wife
so
remained
at
borde
with
the
said
Testator
,
according
to
his
said
faithfull
promise
,
and
agreement
,
but
hath
euer
hitherto
,
denied
and
refused
therefore
to
satisfie
and
pay
the
said
Testator
in
his
life
time
,
and
your
said
Orator
after
his
death
,
and
yet
doth
denie
and
refuse
to
pay
and
satisfie
your
said
Orator
for
the
same
,
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
hinderance
of
the
execution
of
the
said
last
Will
and
Testament
of
the
said
Testator
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
your
said
Orator
hath
none
ordinarie
remedie
to
recouer
any
thing
for
the
said
bording
,
and
premisses
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
our
Realme
of
England
,
as
well
for
that
it
was
not
certainely
agreed
vpon
betweene
the
said
W.
and
the
saide
Testator
,
howe
much
the
said
W.
should
yeeld
for
the
same
:
as
also
for
that
the
saide
Testator
did
so
much
credite
the
said
W.
that
the
said
promise
and
agreement
was
priuately
made
betweene
themselues
,
no
person
being
thereunto
called
that
might
witnesse
the
same
,
so
that
if
happily
the
said
W.
will
not
vpon
his
oath
in
his
answere
hereunto
in
this
honorable
Court
,
confesse
the
said
promise
and
agreement
,
as
your
saide
Orator
is
verely
thinketh
he
will
,
your
said
Orator
is
vtterly
destitute
of
witnesses
to
make
proofe
thereof
.
Albeit
that
it
be
most
true
,
that
the
saide
agreement
and
promise
,
was
made
and
agreed
vpon
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
which
your
said
Orator
hath
sundrie
times
heard
the
said
Testator
say
and
declare
:
May
it
please
your
good
Lordshippe
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
not
entering
into
bonde
to
saue
a
suretie
harmelesse
according
to
promise
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
Honor
,
your
daily
Orator
R.
P.
of
W.
in
the
Countie
of
S.
yeoman
,
That
whereas
Sect.
100.
as
one
F.
L.
of
S.
in
the
said
Countie
of
S.
yeoman
,
did
borow
of
one
A.
B.
of
S.
in
the
said
Countie
of
S.
Gentleman
,
the
summe
of
seuenteeue
pounds
and
twelue
shillings
,
of
good
and
lawfull
money
of
England
,
to
,
and
for
the
onely
vse
of
him
the
said
F.
L.
and
of
one
R.
L.
of
B.
in
the
said
Countie
of
S.
yeoman
,
kinsman
to
the
foresaid
F.
L.
and
for
the
true
discharging
and
paiment
of
the
foresaide
summe
of
seuenteene
pounds
,
and
twelue
shillings
,
because
the
said
R.
L.
was
a
man
esteemed
to
be
of
verie
small
credit
,
and
altogether
vnknowen
vnto
the
said
A.
B.
therefore
the
foresaid
R.
L.
earnestly
requested
,
and
desired
of
your
said
Orator
,
being
his
neere
neighbour
,
and
of
verie
long
acquaintance
&
familiaritie
with
him
to
enter
into
bond
with
him
the
said
F.
L.
to
the
said
A.
B.
for
the
true
payment
,
and
satisfaction
of
the
foresaid
sum
of
seauenteene
pounds
,
and
12.
S̄
.
and
if
in
case
your
said
Orator
would
enter
into
bonde
for
him
,
then
he
the
said
R.
L.
did
faithfully
promise
,
and
affirme
vnto
your
said
Orator
to
enter
into
a
counter
bond
of
double
value
to
his
bo●●●
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
to
discharge
,
and
saue
him
harmelesse
against
the
said
A.
B.
his
executors
and
administrators
,
of
,
and
from
all
manner
of
actions
,
suites
,
arrestes
,
quarrels
,
troubles
,
molestations
,
and
incumbrances
whatsoeuer
,
which
should
or
might
arise
by
reason
or
meanes
of
the
said
obligation
:
wherupon
your
foresaid
Orator
(
considering
the
great
want
and
need
that
the
foresaide
R.
L.
did
at
that
time
stand
in
)
trusting
to
his
fayre
speeches
and
promisses
,
after
long
entreatie
and
request
to
him
made
your
said
Orator
did
consent
and
agree
to
become
bounden
with
the
said
F.
L.
to
the
foresaid
A.
B.
for
the
paiment
of
the
said
summe
of
seuentie
pounds
twelue
shillings
,
so
that
your
saide
Orator
might
haue
such
a
counterbond
from
the
said
R.
L.
to
discharge
&
saue
him
harmelesse
against
the
said
A.
B.
for
and
concerning
the
said
bond
,
after
which
time
,
that
is
to
say
,
the
25.
day
of
March
,
in
the
xxix
.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
The
saide
F.
L.
and
your
said
Orator
by
their
writing
obligatory
,
did
bind
the
said
A.
B.
in
the
summr
of
xl
.
pound
,
of
good
and
lawfull
money
of
England
,
vpon
this
condition
indorced
vpon
the
saide
writing
obligatorie
,
viz.
that
if
the
said
F.
L.
and
the
said
R.
P.
your
said
Orator
,
or
eyther
of
them
,
their
heires
,
executors
,
administrators
,
of
them
,
or
any
of
them
did
well
and
truely
content
and
pay
vnto
the
said
A.
B.
his
executors
and
administrators
,
the
said
summe
of
xvii
.
l
.
xii
.
s.
of
good
and
lawfull
money
of
England
,
at
,
or
vpon
the
xxv
.
day
of
March
,
in
the
yeare
of
our
Lord
God
,
one
thousand
fiue
hundred
eightie
and
eight
,
in
the
Church
porch
of
S.
betweene
the
howers
of
one
and
three
of
the
clocke
in
the
after
noone
of
the
same
day
,
that
then
the
said
writing
obligatorie
to
be
void
and
of
no
effect
,
or
else
to
stand
in
full
force
and
vertue
:
But
so
it
is
right
honorable
,
that
the
said
summe
of
xvii
.
l
.
xii
.
s.
was
not
paide
vnto
the
said
.
A.
B.
at
the
time
and
place
mentioned
in
the
said
condition
,
whereby
the
said
bond
of
xl
.
pound
,
wherein
the
said
F.
L.
and
your
said
Orator
were
bounden
to
the
said
A.
B.
was
,
and
yet
continueth
forfaited
,
the
said
A.
B.
being
not
paide
nor
agreed
withall
,
by
reason
whereof
,
your
H.
said
orator
is
like
to
grow
to
great
trouble
and
suite
of
law
for
the
said
bond
:
And
albeit
your
honors
said
Orator
hath
diuers
and
sundry
times
sithence
the
making
of
the
said
bond
,
promise
,
and
assumption
,
most
earnestly
requested
the
saide
R.
L.
to
make
vnto
your
honors
said
Orator
a
counterbond
,
for
the
discharging
and
sauing
harmelesse
of
your
said
Orator
,
against
the
said
A.
B.
for
,
and
concerning
the
said
bond
,
according
to
his
said
assumption
and
promise
,
yet
that
so
to
doe
,
the
said
R.
L.
hath
denied
and
refused
euer
hitherto
,
and
yet
doth
denie
and
refuse
to
do
the
same
,
contrary
to
al
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
:
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
asmuch
as
your
said
Orator
hath
no
sufficient
witnesse
and
wordes
of
assumption
to
maintaine
an
action
vpon
this
case
at
the
common
lawe
,
meaning
nothing
but
plainely
,
whereby
he
is
void
of
all
remedy
at
the
common
law
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
honour
,
the
premisses
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
said
R.
L.
&c.
A
Bill
for
making
false
Affidauit
for
apparance
.
IN
most
humble
wise
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
,
your
Lo.
Orator
Sect'
101.
M.
F.
of
L.
Gentleman
.
That
whereas
vpon
suite
heretofore
and
yet
depending
in
this
honorable
Court
,
betweene
your
Lo.
saide
Orator
then
plaintife
,
and
one
R.
A.
defendant
in
the
said
suit
,
her
Maiesties
writ
of
Subpena
was
out
of
this
said
Court
vnto
the
said
R.
A.
directed
,
commaunding
him
thereby
at
a
certaine
day
therein
limitted
,
to
appeare
before
your
Lo.
in
the
said
Court
,
and
to
answere
to
your
L.
said
Orator
,
in
,
and
touching
the
said
suite
:
Now
so
it
is
,
and
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
the
said
R.
A.
not
hauing
any
regard
of
her
Maiesties
said
processe
of
Subpena
,
so
to
him
directed
,
but
seeking
deceiptfully
and
fraudulently
to
neglect
and
disobey
the
same
,
procured
one
E.
B.
his
seruant
,
a
very
lewde
person
and
fit
minister
for
such
a
purpose
,
to
come
vnto
this
honorable
Court
of
Chancery
,
and
there
most
corruptly
,
falsely
,
and
periuriously
,
to
swere
and
depose
vpon
the
holy
Euangelist
,
that
the
said
R.
A.
at
that
time
was
lame
and
not
able
to
trauell
to
this
Court
,
without
great
danger
a●
his
health
,
for
that
the
paines
of
his
lamenesse
was
such
,
that
he
was
perswaded
by
his
friends
to
goe
to
the
Bath
,
being
thirtie
miles
distant
from
his
dwelling
house
,
or
thereabouts
,
and
that
he
was
gone
to
the
said
place
with
much
a
doe
,
and
there
remained
at
the
taking
of
his
saide
Oath
,
wherein
the
said
E.
B.
by
the
meanes
,
subornation
,
and
procurement
of
the
said
R.
A.
hath
most
wickedly
committed
most
willfull
and
corrupt
periurie
,
Forasmuch
as
the
said
R.
A.
was
at
that
time
in
very
good
and
perfect
health
,
ability
,
and
soundnesse
of
bodie
,
without
any
manner
of
lamenesse
or
debilitie
,
so
as
he
might
haue
verie
well
trauelled
without
hurt
or
daunger
of
his
health
,
and
was
at
that
time
at
C.
in
the
County
of
L.
and
not
at
Bath
,
as
the
said
E.
B.
in
his
said
deposition
most
vntruely
deposed
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
&c.
A
Bill
to
be
relieued
of
an
Obligation
with
condition
for
that
the
money
was
paide
accordingly
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordshippe
,
Sect.
102.
your
daily
Orator
N.
K.
of
F.
in
the
Councie
of
D.
husbandman
,
and
I.
B
of
A.
in
the
same
Countie
husbandman
.
That
where
one
N.
B.
of
F.
in
the
Countie
of
S.
Gentleman
,
hauing
neede
to
vse
and
borrowe
money
for
his
necessarie
vse
,
entreated
your
saide
Orator
to
borrow
of
one
M.
E.
of
A.
in
the
said
Countie
of
D.
widow
,
the
summe
of
xx
.
l
.
which
your
said
Orator
did
according
to
the
request
of
the
said
N.
And
for
the
repayment
therof
to
the
said
M.
your
said
Orator
became
bound
to
her
the
said
M.
by
obligation
,
in
the
summe
of
fortie
pounds
with
condition
,
for
the
payment
of
the
said
twentie
pound
at
a
day
now
past
,
which
twentie
pounds
he
the
said
N.
hath
well
and
truely
contented
,
satisfied
,
and
paid
to
the
said
M.
according
to
the
condition
aforesaid
:
Which
notwithstanding
,
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
yet
doth
the
said
M.
against
all
good
dealing
detaine
the
said
obligation
in
her
hands
,
notwithstanding
sundrie
requestes
made
vnto
her
by
your
said
Orator
,
for
the
deliuerie
thereof
,
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
minding
as
it
should
seeme
to
put
the
same
in
suite
,
eyther
against
your
Orator
or
his
executors
when
opportunity
serueth
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orator
hath
not
any
ordinarie
remedie
by
the
course
of
the
common
law
,
to
compell
the
said
M.
to
deliuer
the
said
bond
,
or
to
cancell
the
same
according
as
in
right
she
ought
to
doe
.
May
it
please
your
good
Lordship
to
grant
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
that
the
Plainiife
hath
not
according
to
promise
,
procured
an
acquittance
for
rents
by
him
paide
to
the
Defendant
by
the
appointment
of
his
lessor
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Lordship
,
your
Sec'
103.
daily
Orator
I.
M.
of
M.
in
the
Countie
of
Yorke
yeoman
.
That
whereas
about
the
first
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
the
late
King
Edward
the
sixt
,
one
I.
M.
late
father
of
your
said
Orator
was
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
certaine
lands
and
tenements
with
the
appurtenances
in
S.
and
within
the
parish
of
S.
in
the
said
Countie
,
and
being
thereof
so
seised
,
died
thereof
so
seised
.
By
and
after
whose
death
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
discended
and
came
as
of
right
they
ought
to
discend
and
come
to
your
said
Orator
as
sonne
and
next
heire
of
him
the
said
I.
M.
after
whose
death
your
san●
Orator
entered
into
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
,
and
was
thereof
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
and
being
thereof
so
seised
,
one
mesuage
or
tenement
,
one
garden
,
one
orchard
,
one
close
or
croft
,
therunto
adioining
,
diuers
,
lands
,
meadowes
and
pastures
,
parcell
of
the
premisses
,
were
assigned
to
A.
M.
late
wife
of
the
said
I.
M.
deceased
for
her
dower
of
the
said
lands
of
her
said
husband
,
by
force
whereof
she
was
thereof
seised
in
her
demesne
,
as
of
freehold
,
and
she
being
thereof
so
seised
,
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
the
sixt
day
of
Iune
,
in
the
fourth
and
fifth
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
King
Phillip
and
Queene
Marie
,
by
Indenture
dated
the
day
and
yeare
abouesaid
,
granted
and
to
ferme
did
let
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
said
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
to
hold
from
the
date
of
the
said
Indenture
,
vnto
the
ende
and
terme
of
three
score
yeares
,
if
she
should
so
long
liue
,
reseruing
thereupon
to
her
yearely
during
the
said
terme
of
three
score
yeares
,
if
she
so
long
liue
,
three
pounds
of
lawfull
English
money
,
which
yearely
rent
of
three
pounds
your
said
Orator
did
well
and
faithfully
pay
vnto
the
said
A.
and
her
assignes
vntill
about
the
tenth
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
at
which
time
the
saide
A.
did
grant
and
assigne
thirtie
shillings
,
yearely
,
parcell
of
the
said
yearely
rent
of
three
pounds
during
her
life
,
to
one
R.
M.
of
E.
in
the
countie
of
D.
Cutler
.
And
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
the
twentith
yeare
of
her
Maiesties
said
Raigne
,
the
said
A.
for
sundrie
considrations
did
appoint
the
saide
R.
to
receiue
the
other
thirtie
shillings
yearely
,
residue
of
the
said
yearly
rent
of
three
pounds
to
his
own
vse
.
And
your
saide
Orator
euer
since
the
said
grant
and
appointment
hath
yearely
paide
vnto
the
saide
R.
as
well
the
said
thirtie
shillings
rent
,
so
to
him
granted
by
the
said
A.
as
the
said
other
thirtie
shillings
rent
,
residue
of
the
said
three
pound
rent
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
the
said
R.
M.
about
the
first
day
of
Iune
last
past
faithfully
promised
your
said
Orator
to
procure
and
deliuer
vnto
him
sufficient
acquitances
of
the
said
A.
for
all
the
said
rents
which
the
said
R.
had
so
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
receiued
of
your
said
Orator
by
the
appointment
of
the
said
A.
And
whereas
further
(
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
)
about
the
eightenth
day
of
April
,
in
the
xxvii
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
the
said
R.
M.
being
indebted
to
one
W.
S.
of
S.
in
the
said
Countie
Smith
,
in
the
summe
of
fiftie
and
three
shillings
and
foure
pence
,
of
English
money
,
did
entreat
your
said
Orator
to
be
suertie
for
him
to
the
said
W.
S.
for
the
payment
of
the
said
summe
of
fiftie
three
shillings
foure
pence
to
the
said
W.
S.
at
the
feast
of
Saint
Bart.
the
Apostle
then
next
ensuing
,
which
your
said
Orator
did
accordingly
,
in
consideration
thereof
,
the
said
R.
M.
did
then
assume
vpon
himselfe
,
and
vnto
your
said
Orator
faithfully
promise
that
if
he
the
said
R.
M.
did
not
well
and
truely
pay
vnto
the
said
W.
S.
the
said
fiftie
three
shillings
foure
pence
at
the
said
feast
of
Saint
Bart.
That
then
he
the
said
R.
M.
woulde
sufficien●ly
conuey
and
assure
to
your
said
Orator
,
the
said
yearely
rent
of
thirtie
shillings
,
to
him
as
aforesaid
,
granted
by
the
said
A.
together
with
the
said
deed
thereof
,
&
afterwards
the
said
R.
M.
did
neither
pay
to
the
said
W.
S.
the
said
summe
of
fiftie
three
shillings
foure
pence
,
nor
any
part
thereof
,
at
the
said
feast
of
Saint
Barth
.
nor
at
any
time
since
,
nor
did
conuey
the
said
yearely
rent
of
thirtie
shillings
,
or
deede
thereof
to
your
said
Orator
according
to
his
said
promise
.
But
altogether
contrarie
to
his
owne
promise
hath
procured
the
said
A.
to
sue
your
Orator
before
the
Queenes
Maiestie
,
and
her
honorable
Counsaile
,
established
in
the
North
parts
,
for
xxv
.
l
.
x.
s.
as
arrerages
of
the
said
yearely
rent
of
three
pounds
,
supposing
the
same
to
be
behinde
and
vnpaid
by
the
space
of
eight
yeares
and
a
halfe
,
now
last
past
,
notwithstanding
that
you
said
Orator
hath
well
and
truely
paid
the
same
to
the
said
R.
M.
aforesaid
.
And
the
said
R.
M.
although
he
hath
beene
often
times
gently
required
by
your
said
Orator
aswell
to
procure
him
the
said
acquittance
of
the
said
A.
for
the
said
rent
of
three
pounds
,
as
to
make
assurance
of
the
said
yearely
rent
of
xxx
.
shillings
,
to
him
by
the
said
A.
granted
,
yet
that
to
doe
,
he
hath
euer
hither
to
denied
,
and
refused
,
and
yet
doth
deny
to
doe
the
same
,
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
great
hinderance
and
losse
of
your
saide
Orator
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
the
said
agreements
,
promises
,
and
paiments
of
the
said
rents
were
priuately
made
betweene
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
R.
M.
without
any
witnesses
thereof
,
for
that
your
said
Orator
reposed
so
great
trust
in
the
said
R.
M.
being
his
naturall
brother
,
that
he
called
no
man
to
beare
witnesse
thereof
,
so
that
he
can
haue
none
ordinarie
meanes
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realm
,
but
is
altogether
remedilesse
to
obtaine
or
recouer
any
recompence
or
damages
thereof
,
vnlesse
the
same
R.
M.
will
confesse
the
same
to
be
true
in
his
answere
hereunto
,
as
your
saide
Orator
verely
thinketh
that
he
will
.
It
may
therefore
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
that
the
defendant
,
for
whom
the
plaintife
was
suretie
to
pay
certaine
money
,
did
neither
pay
the
said
money
,
nor
saue
the
plaintife
harmlesse
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
L.
your
daily
Sect'.
104.
Orator
H.
H.
of
E.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
yeoman
.
That
whereas
about
the
viii
.
day
of
October
,
in
the
xxii
.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
your
said
Orator
,
at
the
earnest
request
of
one
H.
C.
of
C.
in
the
said
Countie
yeoman
,
and
R.
C.
his
sonne
,
for
and
with
the
said
H.
did
enter
and
become
bounden
vnto
H.
S.
of
E.
aforesaid
yeoman
,
in
one
Obligation
or
bond
of
xl
.
l
,
of
lawfull
English
money
thereupon
indorced
with
Condition
,
that
if
the
said
H.
H.
and
H.
C.
or
either
of
them
,
their
executors
,
administrators
,
or
assignes
,
or
any
of
them
,
did
well
and
truely
pay
or
cause
to
be
paide
,
vnto
the
said
H.
S.
his
executors
or
assignes
,
the
summe
of
twentie
pounds
of
lawfull
English
money
vpon
the
ninth
day
of
October
,
which
then
should
be
in
the
yeare
of
our
Lord
God
1581.
at
the
now
dwelling
house
of
the
saide
H.
S.
in
E.
aforesaid
,
that
then
the
said
Obligation
should
be
voide
and
of
none
effect
.
And
the
said
H.
C.
and
R.
C.
in
consideration
thereof
,
did
then
and
there
assume
vpon
themselues
,
and
vnto
your
said
Orator
faithfully
promise
,
that
the
said
H.
C.
the
summe
of
twentie
pound
vnto
the
said
H.
S.
vpon
the
said
ninth
day
of
October
in
the
yeare
of
our
Lord
God
1581.
would
well
and
truely
pay
,
or
cause
to
e
paid
,
according
to
the
said
condition
of
the
said
obligation
.
And
that
the
said
H.
C.
and
R.
C.
would
from
time
to
time
,
and
at
all
times
hereafter
,
saue
&
keep
harmelesse
,
and
indempnified
your
said
Orator
against
the
said
H.
S.
of
,
for
and
concerning
the
said
bond
of
fortie
pounds
,
and
of
,
for
and
concerning
all
actions
,
suites
,
and
troubles
to
be
had
or
commenced
against
your
said
Orator
,
for
,
or
by
reason
of
the
saide
bond
of
fortie
pounds
.
And
also
that
they
the
said
H.
C.
and
R.
C.
would
forthwith
haue
beene
bound
vnto
your
said
orator
by
their
sufficient
obligation
in
the
summe
of
foure
score
pounds
,
for
the
so
sauing
harmelesse
of
your
said
Orator
against
the
said
H.
S.
as
is
aforesaid
.
But
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
that
the
said
H.
C.
intending
your
said
Orator
in
this
behalfe
,
craftily
and
subtilly
,
to
defraud
and
deceiue
,
hath
neyther
paide
vnto
the
said
H.
S.
the
said
twentie
pound
the
said
ninth
day
of
October
in
the
said
yeare
of
our
Lord
God
1581.
according
to
the
effect
and
meaning
of
the
said
condition
,
nor
at
any
time
sithence
,
nor
the
said
H.
C.
and
R.
C.
haue
become
bounden
vnto
your
said
Orator
in
the
said
Obligation
of
fourescore
pounds
,
to
saue
your
said
Orator
harmlesse
against
the
said
H.
S.
as
is
aforesaid
,
albeit
that
your
saide
Orator
hath
sundrie
times
gently
required
them
,
and
either
of
them
so
to
doe
,
the
same
to
doe
,
haue
euer
hitherto
refused
,
and
yet
doe
refuse
and
denie
to
doe
the
same
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
contrarie
to
their
faithfull
promise
and
assuumption
aforesaid
,
so
that
your
said
Orator
is
likelye
verie
shortly
to
be
enforced
to
pay
vnto
the
said
H.
S.
the
said
twentie
pounds
,
which
would
be
to
the
great
damages
and
hinderance
of
your
said
Orator
,
if
speedie
remedie
be
not
in
this
behalfe
by
your
good
Lordship
in
due
time
prouided
to
preuent
the
same
,
wherefore
and
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orator
giuing
faith
and
credite
to
the
said
promise
&
assumption
of
the
said
H.
C.
did
take
their
said
promise
and
assumption
of
them
,
without
calling
anie
witnesse
to
them
to
heare
the
same
,
so
that
your
said
Orator
for
want
of
such
witnesses
hath
no
remedie
by
the
common
lawes
of
thsi
Realme
,
nor
otherwise
to
make
them
performe
the
same
promise
and
assumption
,
vnlesse
the
said
H.
C.
and
R.
C.
doe
confesse
the
same
in
their
answere
in
this
Honorable
Court
,
as
your
saide
Orator
verely
thinketh
they
will
.
May
it
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
entitling
himselfe
to
the
soyle
of
a
common
,
and
for
,
selling
of
woods
therein
growing
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
and
complaineth
to
your
Sect.
105.
Honor
,
your
daily
Orator
R.
G.
Clerke
,
Prebendarie
of
the
Prebend
,
commonly
called
the
Prebend
of
the
Ouerhall
in
Norwell
,
in
the
Collegiate
Church
of
Southwell
in
the
Countie
of
Nott̄.
That
wheras
your
said
Orator
was
,
and
is
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
in
the
right
of
the
said
Prebend
,
of
,
and
in
one
Manor
in
Norwell
,
in
the
said
Countie
,
whereof
certaine
wooddy
grounds
and
springes
,
being
most
commonly
open
,
and
the
herbage
thereof
,
taken
and
vsed
as
common
by
the
tenants
and
other
inhabitants
of
the
same
Manor
and
Towne
of
N.
aforesaid
is
parcel
.
And
the
tenants
and
inhabitants
of
the
same
Manor
and
Towne
of
N.
aforesaid
,
as
tenants
of
the
same
Manor
,
And
other
tenants
and
inhabitants
within
the
townes
and
villages
of
C.
and
K.
that
is
to
say
,
by
them
as
Commoners
,
because
of
Vicinage
,
by
reason
of
which
said
wooddy
and
spring
of
grounds
,
vsed
as
common
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
part
whereof
is
parcell
of
the
same
Manor
of
N.
contayning
by
estimation
twentie
acres
,
extending
in
length
from
a
certaine
Oke
tree
,
being
a
boundarie
Oke
betwixt
the
same
and
such
other
like
grounds
,
being
parcell
of
an
other
Prebend
in
the
Collegiate
Church
of
S.
aforesaid
,
commonly
called
the
Prebend
of
the
Neatherhall
or
Palacehall
in
N.
aforesaid
,
and
from
thence
extendeth
along
,
by
a
place
where
three
trees
lately
there
did
grow
,
commonly
called
the
three
brethren
,
and
so
from
thence
along
by
a
Meare
,
which
is
as
it
hath
beene
an
ancient
drie
ditch
cast
vp
as
it
were
,
or
had
beene
a
Meare
Southward
betwixt
the
seuerall
Lords
and
owners
of
the
lands
in
that
place
,
that
is
to
say
,
first
Eastwardes
,
betweene
the
Lord
and
owners
of
the
same
lands
,
and
the
Manors
and
lands
of
Caunton
&
Bestthrop
,
and
Westwarde
vnto
the
manor
of
Kirksall
,
and
from
thence
downeward
West
vnto
the
parke
pale
of
K.
and
by
the
same
parke
pale
Northward
by
a
certaine
little
riuer
of
water
,
vnto
certaine
of
the
like
landes
and
tenements
of
the
said
other
manor
of
P.
aforesaid
,
and
so
Eastward
vpward
vnto
the
foresaid
ancient
Oke
,
which
said
parcell
of
ground
,
one
R.
W.
and
F.
B.
Gentlemen
,
and
one
R.
T.
yeoman
,
pretending
to
haue
seuerall
manors
in
C.
aforesaid
,
And
hauing
diuers
deeds
,
Charters
,
euidences
,
bonndaries
,
terrars
and
muniments
,
concerning
the
premisses
of
right
belonging
to
your
said
Orator
,
casually
or
by
some
sinister
meanes
come
to
their
hands
,
doe
not
onely
claime
the
same
to
be
parcell
of
their
said
seueral
manors
,
But
also
vnder
pretence
of
their
said
pretended
and
vncertaine
claime
,
not
onely
some
of
them
,
but
also
diuers
other
vnder
the
colour
or
permission
of
some
of
them
hath
not
,
and
caused
to
be
cut
downe
the
most
part
of
the
best
trees
growing
vppon
the
said
parcell
of
wood
ground
,
as
in
trueth
,
all
that
was
felled
,
did
grow
there
in
a
corner
thereof
towards
the
East
part
containing
like
12.
acres
,
and
that
in
absence
of
your
said
Orator
,
then
being
,
and
yet
remaining
a
student
in
the
Vniuersity
of
Cambridge
,
that
is
to
say
,
a
fellow
of
Gunuill
and
Caius
Colledge
,
and
not
soe
contented
,
but
considering
your
saide
Orators
absence
,
daily
and
continually
,
both
continue
their
former
claime
to
the
said
ground
within
the
meeres
and
boundes
aforesaid
,
and
so
doe
cut
downe
,
and
cause
to
be
cut
downe
the
residue
of
the
wood
there
growing
,
and
so
will
very
shortly
leaue
none
there
.
And
also
by
colour
and
reason
of
the
said
permission
,
they
will
shortly
by
such
indirect
meanes
and
practise
,
winne
,
and
get
the
freehold
,
and
inheritance
thereof
to
them
,
as
they
haue
in
other
the
wasts
,
common
,
&
like
grounds
,
within
the
Manor
,
of
,
or
in
C.
or
at
the
least
,
haue
none
able
to
testifie
the
contrarie
,
whereas
now
in
trueth
there
are
diuers
and
sundry
sufficient
and
ancient
witnesses
,
being
very
aged
,
and
some
of
them
very
impotent
,
that
can
and
will
trauell
so
farre
as
they
are
able
to
trauell
,
to
testifie
vpon
their
oathes
the
trueth
of
the
premisses
in
manner
and
forme
as
before
in
effect
is
alleaged
,
and
more
for
the
better
proofe
of
your
said
Orators
right
,
in
,
and
to
the
said
last
recited
premisses
,
if
cause
and
neede
shall
so
require
,
and
that
the
said
R.
W.
F.
B.
and
R.
T.
vpon
their
answere
vnto
the
matters
in
this
bill
of
complaint
,
will
not
confesse
the
trueth
therein
,
as
it
is
most
credibly
to
be
presumed
they
will
,
and
the
rather
,
for
that
,
if
they
will
denie
the
same
,
they
know
in
proceeding
vpon
their
answeres
to
this
bill
,
all
the
whole
trueth
concerning
the
premisses
must
be
examined
by
depositions
of
witnesses
,
and
their
depositions
,
if
order
presently
be
not
taken
of
the
same
,
shall
and
may
remaine
of
record
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
,
to
doe
further
therein
,
as
by
this
honorable
Court
shall
be
awarded
,
wherefore
the
premisses
tenderly
considered
,
and
also
the
incertaintie
,
whether
the
said
R.
W.
F.
B.
and
R.
T.
or
any
of
them
will
confesse
the
whole
trueth
,
concerning
the
right
and
title
of
your
foresaid
Orator
to
the
same
,
And
the
wrong
and
damage
by
them
,
and
other
by
their
meanes
and
consent
to
him
done
.
And
if
they
should
not
,
the
vncertainty
whether
that
the
foresaid
ancient
,
aged
and
impotent
persons
,
or
any
of
them
that
now
be
liuing
,
and
can
testifie
the
trueth
concerning
the
same
shall
be
liuing
when
the
same
shal
come
in
triall
,
at
,
or
by
the
course
of
the
common
lawes
,
to
whom
the
right
of
the
freehold
,
and
inheritance
thereof
doth
of
right
belong
,
ouer
and
besides
the
impotency
,
that
they
or
most
of
them
may
haue
at
such
time
and
times
,
to
trauel
to
witnesse
&
testifie
che
trueth
concerning
the
premisses
,
with
this
,
that
your
said
Orator
doth
not
know
the
certaine
date
or
dates
of
the
said
deeds
,
charters
,
euidences
,
boundaries
,
terrers
,
miniments
,
or
wherein
the
same
be
contained
,
whether
in
bagge
,
or
boxe
,
sealed
,
or
locked
,
or
otherwise
,
and
so
without
remedy
for
the
recouery
of
the
same
,
and
redresse
for
the
wrong
aboue
said
,
at
,
or
by
order
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
It
may
therefore
&c.
A
Bill
against
the
executors
▪
or
that
the
Testator
did
not
deliuer
specialties
paid
,
whereupon
they
threaten
to
sue
the
Plaintife
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
,
sheweth
to
your
good
Lordship
Sect.
106.
your
poore
and
daily
Orator
G.
N.
of
T.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
yeoman
,
that
whereas
your
said
Orator
about
the
moneth
of
Ianuary
,
in
the
xxx
.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
Soneraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
,
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
by
his
seuerall
bodds
,
or
writings
obligatory
became
bonnd
to
one
N.
D.
now
deceased
,
for
the
paiment
of
seuerall
summes
of
money
vnto
the
said
N.
All
which
said
summes
of
money
,
and
euery
parcell
thereof
your
said
Orator
hath
truely
satisfied
and
paid
to
the
said
N.
D.
in
his
life
time
,
according
to
the
purport
and
effect
of
the
said
seuerall
bondes
and
writings
obligatorie
,
not
taking
any
of
the
specialties
,
or
any
acquittance
or
discharge
from
the
said
N.
D.
for
the
same
,
but
onely
trusted
the
wordes
of
the
said
N.
D.
who
faithfully
promised
your
said
Orator
to
sende
the
same
specialties
to
your
said
Orators
house
,
at
Totley
aforesaid
,
or
sufficient
acquittance
for
the
same
.
But
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordshippe
,
that
since
the
death
of
the
said
N.
D.
the
saide
obligations
and
writings
obligatory
are
come
to
the
handes
and
possession
of
N.
C.
of
S.
in
the
Countie
of
Yorke
.
yeoman
,
and
T.
C.
of
S.
aforesaid
yeoman
,
who
by
colour
of
hauing
thereof
,
haue
nowe
of
late
in
their
owne
names
as
executors
to
A.
D.
late
wife
of
the
said
N.
D.
and
cxecutrix
of
the
last
Will
and
Testament
of
the
same
N.
commenced
suit
in
her
Maiesties
Court
of
common
Plees
at
Westminster
,
against
your
Lordships
said
poore
Orator
,
vpon
one
of
the
said
obligatious
or
writings
obligatory
of
the
summe
of
xii
.
pounds
or
thereabouts
,
indorced
with
condition
for
the
payment
of
sixe
pounds
,
at
a
day
mentioned
in
the
same
condition
,
and
doe
threaten
to
put
the
residue
of
the
said
specialties
in
suite
against
your
said
Orator
,
meaning
,
and
intending
thereby
to
recouer
against
your
said
Orator
the
penalties
of
the
said
seuerall
obligations
,
and
writings
,
who
hath
already
paide
the
principall
and
due
debts
of
the
said
N.
D.
in
his
life
time
as
aforesaid
,
which
is
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
:
in
codsideration
whereof
,
and
for
as
much
your
Lordships
said
Orator
hath
not
any
witnesses
now
liuing
,
that
can
testifie
the
paiment
of
any
of
the
saide
summes
of
money
,
or
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
,
and
therefore
can
not
plead
any
matter
in
barre
at
the
common
law
to
the
said
actions
alreadie
commenced
by
the
said
C.
and
C.
whereby
your
said
Orator
,
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
is
altogether
remedilesse
,
vnlesse
your
Lordships
accustomed
goodnesse
be
to
your
said
poore
Orator
extended
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
&c.
A
Bill
against
executors
vpon
a
priuate
promise
made
by
their
testator
,
retayning
an
Atturney
to
prosecute
and
defend
suits
,
for
himselfe
,
and
others
,
alleaging
that
the
executors
haue
wasted
the
Testators
goods
&c.
HVmbly
complaining
,
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Lordship
your
Sect.
103.
daily
Orator
W.
W.
of
F.
in
the
County
of
Y.
gentleman
,
one
of
the
Atturneies
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Court
of
common
Plees
,
before
her
Highnesse
Iustices
,
to
be
holden
of
the
same
Court
,
that
whereas
one
I.
M.
of
T.
neere
N.
in
the
County
of
Nottingham
Esquier
deceased
,
in
his
life
time
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
the
terme
of
the
holy
Trinity
,
which
was
in
the
yeare
of
o●r
Lord
God
1586.
did
retaine
the
said
W.
W.
to
be
of
councell
with
him
the
said
F.
M.
to
prosecute
and
defend
duers
and
sundry
suites
,
plees
,
and
businesses
to
be
done
,
and
had
in
the
said
Court
of
common
plees
,
as
well
for
the
said
F.
M.
as
for
diuers
others
,
his
then
seruants
,
and
bailifes
,
and
tenants
,
and
namely
for
the
said
I.
M.
against
R.
E.
in
a
writ
of
Repleuin
for
three
Kine
of
the
said
R.
supposed
to
be
vniustly
taken
and
detained
by
the
said
I.
M.
And
for
the
said
I.
M.
against
H.
T.
in
a
Repleuin
of
the
said
H.
for
sixe
Oxen
supposed
to
be
taken
,
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
I.
M.
And
for
the
said
I.
M.
against
I.
H.
in
a
Repleuin
for
two
Kine
of
the
said
I.
H.
supposed
to
be
taken
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
I.
M.
And
for
the
said
I.
M.
against
E.
S.
in
a
Repleuin
of
certaine
cattell
of
the
said
E.
supposed
to
be
taken
,
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
I.
M.
And
for
R.
R.
and
W.
S.
against
R.
L.
for
three
Oxen
of
the
said
R.
H.
supposed
to
be
taken
and
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
R.
R.
and
W.
S.
And
for
I.
S.
and
R.
S.
against
H.
T.
alias
W.
in
a
Repeuin
,
for
certaine
beasts
of
the
said
H.
S.
supposed
to
be
taken
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
I.
S.
and
R.
S.
And
for
R.
R.
and
W.
S.
against
R.
H.
in
a
Repleuin
of
diuers
beasts
of
the
said
R.
H.
supposed
to
be
taken
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
R.
R.
&
W.
S.
And
for
I.
S.
&
T.
W.
against
T.
E.
in
a
Repleuin
of
certaine
beasts
of
the
said
T.
E.
supposed
to
be
taken
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
I.
&
T.
W.
And
for
the
said
I.
S.
and
T.
W.
against
the
said
R.
E.
in
an
other
repleuin
of
certaine
beasts
of
the
said
R.
E.
supposed
to
be
taken
&
vniustly
detained
by
the
said
I.
S.
&
T.
W.
taking
for
his
fee
&
labour
for
euery
one
of
the
said
plees
&
busines
so
as
is
said
in
the
same
court
by
him
to
be
prosecuted
and
defended
for
euery
terme
in
which
your
said
Orator
should
so
be
Atturney
for
him
or
them
or
any
of
them
,
3.
s.
4.
d
.
And
besides
that
fee
,
all
reasonable
costes
,
and
expences
about
the
prosecution
of
the
same
suites
,
plees
,
and
businesses
,
as
for
the
writing
of
writs
,
sealing
of
them
,
and
drawing
and
entring
of
plees
and
warrants
of
atturney
,
and
also
for
all
other
things
in
that
behalfe
,
by
him
your
said
Orator
be
laid
forth
and
expended
,
and
in
consideration
thereof
,
he
the
said
F.
M.
did
about
the
same
time
,
assume
vpon
himselfe
,
and
vnto
your
said
Orator
faithfully
promise
,
well
and
truely
to
content
,
satisfie
,
and
pay
vnto
the
said
orator
whensoeuer
he
should
be
thereunto
required
by
your
said
orator
aswel
the
said
fee
of
3.
s.
4.
d
.
for
euery
of
the
said
suits
,
plees
,
&
businesses
so
to
be
prosecuted
,
as
also
all
the
said
costs
,
and
expences
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
to
be
laid
forth
in
that
behalse
:
by
reason
of
which
reteiner
&
promise
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
made
,
your
said
Orator
was
of
counsaile
with
the
said
I.
M.
and
the
said
other
persons
in
the
said
suits
,
&
plees
in
the
said
court
,
by
the
space
of
8
seueral
termes
next
ensuing
the
said
retainer
,
&
during
the
said
time
,
did
prosecute
and
sue
for
&
defend
diuers
suits
&
writs
,
aswell
iudiciall
as
originall
as
by
the
records
thereof
remaining
in
the
said
court
appeareth
,
by
reason
wherof
your
Orator
fees
for
the
prosecution
,
and
defending
of
the
saide
suits
,
or
plees
by
the
said
time
did
amount
vnto
10.
l
.
or
there
abouts
,
besides
the
costs
&
expences
laid
out
by
him
in
the
same
,
which
costs
&
expences
laid
out
by
your
Lordships
said
orator
,
did
amount
vnto
8.
l
.
19.
s.
9.
d
.
which
were
behind
,
&
vnpaid
vnto
your
said
orator
by
means
wherof
action
accrued
vnto
your
said
Orator
to
demaund
and
haue
of
the
said
I.
M.
in
his
life
time
the
said
summe
of
18.
l
.
19.
s.
&
9.
d
.
and
of
the
said
A.
M.
vnto
whom
the
administration
of
all
the
goods
&
chattels
which
the
foresaid
I.
M.
had
at
the
the
time
of
his
death
were
after
his
death
lawfully
committed
,
yet
therfore
the
said
I.
M.
in
his
life
time
the
said
summe
of
18.
l
.
19.
s.
&
9.
d
.
nor
any
peny
therof
though
often
times
in
his
life
time
therunto
by
your
said
Orator
required
,
or
the
said
A.
M.
his
administrator
after
his
death
,
notwithstanding
that
the
goods
&
chattels
which
were
the
said
I.
M.
be
sufficient
for
the
paiment
of
the
said
18.
l
.
19.
s.
9.
d
.
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
and
of
all
other
debtes
which
the
saide
I.
M.
ought
to
haue
paid
,
did
come
to
the
possession
of
the
said
A.
M.
and
still
remaine
in
the
possession
of
her
the
said
A.
M.
or
of
such
person
and
persons
,
vnto
whom
she
hath
yeelded
,
left
,
or
deliuered
the
same
,
notwithstanding
that
she
hath
sundry
times
since
the
death
of
the
said
I.
M.
bin
gently
required
by
your
said
Orator
to
pay
to
him
the
same
18.
l
.
19.
s.
9.
d
.
or
any
part
thereof
,
hath
not
yet
paid
and
contented
,
but
the
same
to
content
and
pay
hath
euer
hitherto
denied
and
refused
,
and
the
said
A.
doth
yet
denie
and
refuse
to
pay
the
same
,
thereof
intending
vtterly
to
defraud
and
deceiue
your
said
Orator
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
notwithstanding
also
that
she
the
said
A.
M.
hath
her selfe
at
sundrie
times
heard
the
said
I.
M.
in
his
life
time
promise
that
he
would
pay
vnto
your
said
Orator
all
such
summes
of
money
,
as
were
behinde
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
and
notwithstanding
also
,
that
she
well
knoweth
,
that
the
foresaid
summe
of
18.
l
.
19.
s.
9.
d
.
due
vnto
your
said
Orator
by
the
aforesaid
I.
M.
in
his
life
,
by
reason
that
she
hath
seene
,
and
hath
a
perticular
bill
thereof
,
which
was
sent
and
deliuered
to
him
in
his
life
time
by
your
said
Orator
,
and
notwithstanding
also
,
that
she
her selfe
since
the
death
of
the
said
I.
M.
did
assume
,
&
faithfully
promise
to
pay
vnto
your
foresaid
orator
,
all
such
mony
as
was
due
vnto
him
at
the
said
time
of
his
death
,
if
she
the
said
A.
M.
did
take
vppon
her
the
administration
of
his
goods
,
and
chattels
,
which
she
hath
done
as
is
said
.
All
which
things
she
the
said
A.
hath
done
partly
by
her
owne
iniurious
minde
,
but
chiefly
by
the
wicked
and
sinfull
perswasion
of
R.
M.
gentleman
her
sonne
,
by
whose
counsaile
and
perswasion
she
hath
closely
and
secretly
conueyed
away
a
great
part
of
the
saide
goods
being
of
verie
great
value
,
to
diuers
places
and
persons
,
to
your
said
Orator
vtterly
vnknowen
,
and
left
the
same
out
of
the
Inuentorie
of
the
said
I.
M.
his
said
goods
which
she
hath
exhibited
:
and
also
hath
caused
such
goods
and
chattels
,
as
be
mentioned
in
the
said
Inuentorie
,
to
be
praised
much
vnder
the
value
thereof
,
and
a
great
part
thereof
to
be
set
downe
therein
so
confusedly
,
and
inconueniently
,
that
it
cannot
well
be
knowen
,
either
what
they
be
,
or
of
what
value
.
And
furthermore
she
the
said
A.
by
the
like
sinister
counsaile
,
and
perswasion
hath
consented
and
caused
one
H.
B.
and
T.
C.
and
diuers
other
persons
being
her
especiall
friends
couenously
to
commence
diuers
and
sundrie
fraudulent
actions
of
debts
,
and
executions
,
against
her
as
administratrix
of
,
and
to
the
same
I.
M.
suffering
her selfe
therein
to
be
conuicted
and
condemned
,
though
in
verie
trueth
either
nothing
or
verie
little
was
due
vnto
them
,
and
in
a
manner
nothing
at
all
taken
of
her
by
them
,
by
vertue
of
the
said
actions
,
and
executions
,
to
the
intent
thereby
to
das●e
the
eies
of
your
Orator
,
and
of
other
the
creditors
of
the
said
I.
M.
not
knowing
the
trueth
of
the
same
vngodly
deuises
,
intending
by
such
meanes
to
defraud
and
defeat
,
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
rest
of
his
said
creditors
,
of
the
most
part
of
their
seuerall
debts
,
which
their
vnlawfull
practises
,
are
like
to
be
to
the
great
losse
and
hinderance
of
your
said
Orator
,
if
speedie
remedie
be
not
by
your
good
Lordships
meanes
prouided
,
to
meete
with
and
preuent
the
saide
vnconcionable
and
vniust
dealing
in
the
premisses
,
for
that
the
promises
and
assumptions
of
the
said
I.
M.
and
A.
M.
were
made
secretly
and
priuately
vnto
your
said
orator
,
nor
persons
being
present
with
them
at
the
making
of
the
said
seuerall
promises
,
nor
anie
man
liuing
which
can
testifie
the
same
,
so
that
your
said
Orator
for
want
of
such
proofe
thereof
,
as
is
requisite
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
is
altogether
remediles
,
if
it
be
not
by
th
order
of
this
honorable
court
,
wherein
your
L.
said
Orator
hopeth
,
&
verily
thinketh
,
that
she
the
said
A.
M.
in
her
aunswere
to
the
premisses
,
vpon
her
corporall
oath
will
confesse
the
same
,
to
be
in
effect
,
as
it
is
herin
set
forth
&
disclosed
:
May
it
therfore
please
&c.
A
Bill
for
diuers
Euidences
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
Lordship
,
G.
Earle
of
.
S
Sect.
108.
That
whereas
the
said
Earle
is
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
the
manor
of
S.
in
the
County
of
Y.
and
in
the
hundred
of
S.
with
th
appurtenances
in
the
County
of
D.
and
of
and
in
the
castle
and
manor
of
S.
with
th
appurtenances
in
the
Connty
of
Y.
and
of
the
castle
&
manor
of
B.
in
the
County
of
D.
and
of
,
and
in
the
castle
&
manor
,
and
hundred
of
B.
in
the
County
of
D.
with
th
appurtenances
,
and
of
,
and
in
diuers
mesuages
,
lands
,
tenements
,
hereditaments
,
franchises
and
liberties
,
to
the
said
seuerall
manors
&
hundreds
belonging
:
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
diuers
and
sundry
court-roles
,
charters
,
euidences
,
exemplifications
of
records
,
extracts
,
terrers
,
pleadings
,
writings
,
and
muniments
,
concerning
the
said
seuerall
manors
,
hundreds
,
and
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
&
of
right
belonging
vnto
the
said
Earle
,
and
whereby
the
said
Earle
should
make
his
title
vnto
the
said
manors
,
hundreds
,
liberties
,
and
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
or
to
the
most
part
thereof
,
are
by
casual
meanes
come
vnto
the
hands
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
one
N.
C.
of
S.
in
the
County
of
D.
And
albeit
that
the
said
Earle
hath
sundry
times
sent
vnto
the
said
N.
C.
gently
requiring
him
to
deliuer
vnto
the
said
Earle
the
said
court
rolles
,
charters
,
euidences
,
exemplifications
of
recordes
,
extractes
,
pleadings
,
writings
,
and
muniments
,
yet
that
to
do
,
the
said
N.
hath
euer
hitherto
vtterly
denied
,
&
yet
doth
deny
to
do
the
same
,
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
:
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
the
said
Earle
knoweth
not
the
certaine
dates
,
and
other
the
certainties
of
the
said
deeds
,
charters
,
euidences
,
exemplifications
&c.
neither
wherein
they
,
or
any
of
them
be
contained
,
&
therefore
haue
not
any
ordinary
remedy
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
to
recouer
the
same
deeds
,
euidences
&c.
or
any
of
them
,
and
wanting
the
same
deeds
,
&c.
is
in
daunger
to
loose
many
franchises
,
liberties
,
and
commodities
belonging
to
the
said
seuerall
manors
,
hundreds
,
and
premisses
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
to
graunt
vnto
the
said
Earle
,
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
vnto
him
directed
,
commaunding
him
to
appeare
before
your
honorable
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chancery
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
not
making
of
an
assurance
of
landes
according
to
a
couenant
alleaging
the
Indenture
thereof
,
to
be
come
to
the
defendants
handes
,
and
that
some
of
the
defendants
were
within
age
at
the
making
of
the
same
Indenture
.
COmplaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Lordship
,
Gilb.
Earle
Sect'
109.
of
S.
sonne
and
heire
of
the
right
honorable
George
late
Earle
of
S.
deceased
,
and
administrator
of
the
goods
and
chattels
which
were
the
late
Earles
at
the
time
of
his
death
,
That
whereas
about
the
moneth
of
September
,
which
was
in
the
two
&
thirtieth
yere
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
one
R.
E.
of
H.
in
the
County
of
D.
gentleman
,
was
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
one
Annuitie
or
yearely
rent
charge
of
twentie
pounds
by
the
yeare
,
issuing
and
going
forth
of
certaine
landes
in
B.
in
the
said
Countie
of
D.
and
of
,
and
in
one
other
Annuitie
or
yearely
rent
charge
of
fortie
markers
by
the
yeare
,
issuing
and
going
forth
of
certaine
landes
and
tenements
in
B.
aforesaid
.
And
where
also
he
then
had
to
him
and
his
heires
,
to
thuse
of
him
and
his
heires
for
euer
,
by
conneiance
from
one
P.
B.
Esquier
,
one
melting
house
and
certaine
ground
then
lately
vsed
to
the
same
.
And
where
further
the
said
R.
E.
by
conueyance
from
the
said
P.
B.
then
had
to
him
and
his
heires
for
euer
,
the
Tyeth
of
the
Corne
and
Hey
renewing
,
comming
,
or
growing
within
B.
aforesaid
,
or
else
where
within
the
seuerall
parishes
of
D.
or
S.
or
eyther
of
them
,
in
the
said
County
of
D.
And
where
also
one
T.
E.
sonne
&
heire
apparant
of
the
said
R.
E.
then
also
had
by
conueiance
from
the
said
P.
B.
to
chuse
of
the
said
T.
E.
and
his
heires
for
euer
,
diuers
and
sundry
lands
,
tenements
,
&
hereditaments
with
thappurten●●●ces
in
B.
aforesaid
.
And
where
also
one
G.
E.
second
sonne
of
the
said
R.
E.
then
had
by
conueyance
from
the
said
P.
B.
vnto
the
vse
of
the
said
G.
E.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
the
manor
of
B.
with
th
appurtenances
,
&
diuers
lands
,
tenements
,
&
hereditaments
with
th
appurtenances
,
as
by
seuerall
conueyances
of
the
said
seuerall
tenements
,
things
,
&
premisses
,
to
the
said
R.
T.
and
G.
before
that
time
seuerally
made
appeareth
:
by
force
wherof
they
were
thereof
lawfully
seised
seuerally
in
their
seueral
demesnes
,
as
of
fee
,
And
being
thereof
so
seised
,
they
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
&
G.
E.
for
a
certaine
summe
of
money
to
them
well
&
truly
paid
by
the
said
late
E.
and
for
other
considerations
them
then
especially
mouing
,
by
Indenture
hearing
date
,
in
or
about
the
said
moneth
of
Sept.
in
the
xxxii
.
yeare
aboue
said
,
made
betweene
them
on
the
one
party
,
and
the
said
G.
late
Earle
of
S.
on
the
other
party
,
did
fully
,
freely
,
and
absolutely
alien
,
grant
,
borgaine
,
&
sell
vnto
the
said
G.
late
Earle
of
S.
his
heires
&
assignes
for
euer
,
the
said
manor
of
B.
with
al
his
rights
,
members
&
appurtenances
in
the
said
Countie
of
D.
And
all
&
singuler
mesuages
,
tofts
,
cotages
,
houses
,
&c.
to
the
said
Manor
of
B.
belonging
,
or
in
any
wise
appertaining
,
And
all
other
the
mesuages
,
lands
,
tenements
,
rents
,
reuersions
,
seruices
,
and
hereditaments
of
the
said
R.
T.
and
G.
E.
and
of
euerie
of
them
,
whatsoeuer
,
scituate
,
lying
&c.
Together
withall
the
reuersion
and
reuersions
,
remainder
and
remainders
,
of
all
and
singuler
the
premisses
,
and
euerie
part
thereof
with
th
appurtenances
,
and
all
estate
,
right
,
title
,
interest
,
claime
,
vse
,
possession
,
and
demaund
,
of
them
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
and
of
euerie
of
them
whatsoeuer
,
of
,
in
,
and
to
the
said
Manor
,
mesuages
,
landes
,
tenements
,
hereditaments
,
and
other
the
premisses
before
mentioned
,
and
of
,
in
,
and
to
euery
part
thereof
:
Excepting
and
for
prising
one
grant
made
by
the
said
P.
B.
to
the
said
R.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
of
common
of
pasture
for
all
&c.
To
haue
and
to
hold
the
said
Manor
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
(
except
before
excepted
)
vnto
the
said
G.
late
Earle
of
S.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
to
the
onely
vse
of
him
the
said
late
Earle
,
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
:
And
in
consideration
of
the
premisses
the
said
late
Earle
by
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
,
did
grant
vnto
the
said
R.
E.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
to
the
onely
vse
of
the
said
R.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
one
Annuitie
or
yeareiy
rent
charge
of
one
hundred
pounds
,
of
lawfull
English
money
,
to
be
issuing
and
going
out
of
all
and
singuler
the
said
manor
,
lands
,
tenenmets
,
and
premisses
,
(
except
before
excepted
)
and
except
such
lands
,
tenements
,
&
hereditaments
as
were
then
assured
or
conueyed
for
the
Iointure
of
the
right
Honorable
Elizabeth
then
,
and
yet
Countesse
of
S.
to
be
paide
at
the
feast
of
S.
Michaell
the
archangell
,
and
the
Annunciation
of
the
virgin
Marie
,
by
euen
portions
,
or
to
this
or
the
like
effect
and
meaning
,
as
in
,
and
by
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
amongst
other
things
plainely
appeareth
,
the
precise
contents
whereof
,
this
complainant
cannot
more
certainely
set
downe
,
for
want
of
the
said
Indenture
.
And
whereas
also
(
as
this
complainant
hath
heard
)
it
was
in
,
and
by
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
couenanted
and
granted
on
the
part
of
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
to
and
with
the
said
G.
late
Earle
of
S.
this
complainants
said
late
Father
,
his
heires
and
assignes
,
and
euery
of
them
,
that
they
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
their
heires
and
assignes
,
and
euery
of
them
,
other
then
such
person
and
persons
for
the
time
being
,
whose
estates
and
interests
are
in
the
same
indenture
excepted
,
their
executors
,
administrators
,
and
assignes
,
and
euerie
of
them
,
in
respect
onely
of
the
same
estates
and
interestes
so
excepted
,
and
euerie
of
them
,
should
and
would
at
all
times
hereafter
,
for
,
and
during
the
space
of
certaine
yeares
,
next
ensuing
the
date
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
,
now
almost
ended
and
expired
,
at
,
and
vpon
the
lawfull
and
reasonable
request
,
and
at
the
costs
and
charges
in
the
law
of
the
said
late
Earle
,
his
heires
or
assignes
,
or
some
of
them
do
make
and
knowledge
,
and
suffer
,
cause
,
and
procure
to
be
done
,
made
,
and
knowledged
,
all
and
euerie
such
further
,
lawfull
,
and
reasonable
act
and
actes
,
thing
and
things
,
deuise
and
deuises
in
the
law
whatsoeuer
,
for
the
further
and
more
better
assurance
,
suretie
,
and
sure
making
and
conueying
of
the
said
Manor
of
B.
and
the
mesuages
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
in
the
said
Indenture
mencioned
to
be
bargained
and
sold
,
(
except
before
therein
excepted
vnto
the
said
late
Earle
,
his
heires
and
assignes
,
to
the
onely
vse
and
behoofe
of
the
said
Earle
,
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
according
to
the
true
intent
and
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
,
were
it
by
fine
,
feoffement
,
recouerie
,
deed
,
or
deeds
inrolled
,
the
inrolement
of
the
said
Indentures
,
release
,
confirmation
with
ioynt
or
senerall
warranty
of
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
their
,
and
euerie
of
their
heires
against
them
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
&
G.
E.
their
,
and
euery
of
their
heires
and
assignes
,
&
euerie
of
them
▪
&
against
all
and
euerie
other
person
and
persons
whatsoeuer
claiming
,
in
,
by
from
,
or
vnder
them
,
or
any
of
them
or
otherwise
with
like
warranty
,
or
without
warranty
as
by
the
said
Earle
,
his
heires
or
assignes
,
or
his
or
their
counsell
learned
in
the
lawes
,
should
be
deuised
,
aduised
,
and
required
,
so
as
none
of
the
said
actes
or
things
concerning
the
said
further
assurance
should
stretch
or
extend
to
any
other
or
further
warranty
or
warranties
o●
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
then
as
is
before
expressed
,
or
to
that
effect
and
meaning
,
as
in
the
same
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
appeareth
:
But
now
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
that
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
vnto
the
said
late
Earle
,
the
said
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
were
within
and
vnder
the
age
of
one
and
twentie
years
:
And
shortly
after
the
making
of
the
said
Indenture
,
and
before
the
same
was
either
knowledged
or
inrolled
,
or
any
estate
executed
thereupon
,
by
Atturnement
,
Liuerie
of
seisin
,
or
otherwise
,
that
is
to
say
:
vpon
,
or
about
the
seuenteenth
day
of
Nouember
,
next
ensuing
the
making
of
the
said
Indenture
,
the
said
G.
late
Earle
of
S.
died
,
by
,
and
after
whose
death
,
the
right
to
haue
and
inherite
the
said
Manors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
,
discended
and
came
,
as
of
right
the
same
ought
to
discend
and
come
vnto
this
complainant
,
as
his
eldest
sonne
&
next
heire
,
shortly
after
whose
death
,
the
administration
of
all
the
goods
and
chattels
of
the
said
G.
late
Earle
of
S.
was
by
the
right
Reuerend
father
in
God
,
I.
by
the
prouidence
of
God
,
Archbishop
of
Canterbury
,
Primate
&
Metropolitaine
of
all
England
,
committed
to
this
complainant
now
Earle
of
S.
who
administred
the
said
goods
&
chattels
accordingly
.
And
further
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
the
part
or
counterpaine
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
belonging
to
the
said
late
Earle
,
is
since
the
death
of
the
said
late
Earle
by
casuall
meanes
comen
to
the
handes
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
or
of
some
of
them
,
or
of
some
other
person
by
their
priuity
and
consent
,
the
full
contents
whereof
are
vtterly
vnknowen
to
this
complainant
,
by
colour
whereof
and
for
that
the
said
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
were
so
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
within
age
at
the
making
of
the
said
Indenture
,
they
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
hauing
a
great
desire
to
haue
the
said
manors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
bargained
premisses
,
and
thereof
to
disinherite
and
defeat
this
complainant
,
contrary
to
the
true
intent
and
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
:
Notwithstanding
that
this
complainant
hath
yearely
sithence
the
making
of
the
said
Indenture
,
well
&
truely
satisfied
and
paid
vnto
the
said
R.
E.
the
said
Annuity
or
yearly
rent
charge
of
100.
pounds
,
by
the
yeare
,
in
the
said
Indenture
mentioned
,
according
to
the
tenor
,
forme
,
and
effect
of
the
same
Indenture
,
(
as
this
complainant
verely
thinketh
.
)
And
notwithstanding
that
this
complainant
hath
sundrie
times
,
aswell
by
himselfe
,
as
by
diuers
others
of
his
seruantes
and
friends
in
his
behalfe
,
sent
and
come
vnto
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
gently
requiring
them
,
and
euery
of
them
,
to
redeliuer
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
the
said
part
or
Counterpaine
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
of
the
premisses
,
And
also
to
make
vnto
him
this
complainant
and
his
heires
,
further
conueyance
and
assurance
of
the
said
manor
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
by
fine
to
be
leuied
before
the
Iustices
of
the
common
Plees
at
Westminster
,
and
for
that
purpose
in
the
terme
of
Saint
Hillarie
,
which
was
in
the
foure
and
thirtieth
yeare
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Raigne
that
now
is
,
at
Westminster
in
the
Countie
of
Middlesex
,
this
complainant
required
the
said
R.
and
T.
according
to
the
tenour
,
true
intent
,
and
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
thereof
,
to
come
before
Sir
E.
A.
knight
,
then
,
and
yet
chiefe
Iustice
of
her
Maiesties
Court
of
common
Plees
at
Westminster
,
to
make
cognisance
before
the
same
E.
A.
Knight
,
of
the
said
manor
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
in
forme
of
Lawe
,
that
a
fine
thereupon
might
haue
beene
leuied
,
to
the
vse
of
this
complainant
,
and
his
heires
for
euer
,
yet
that
to
doe
,
they
and
euery
of
them
haue
euer
hitherto
refused
and
denied
,
and
yet
doe
denie
and
refuse
to
doe
the
same
,
contrarie
to
the
forme
and
true
meaning
of
the
couenants
and
agreements
in
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
saile
thereof
conteyned
,
and
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
manifest
defeating
and
disinheriting
of
him
this
complainant
,
of
,
and
in
the
said
manor
,
landes
,
tenenements
,
and
premisses
,
and
contrary
to
the
true
intent
and
meaning
of
the
same
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
thereof
,
except
speedie
remedie
be
in
due
time
prouided
to
preuent
the
same
.
Wherefore
the
premisses
considered
,
and
for
so
much
as
the
said
complainant
not
knowing
the
certaine
deate
and
contents
,
and
other
certainties
of
the
said
part
or
Counterpaine
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
,
nor
wherein
the
same
is
contained
,
whether
in
bagge
,
boxe
,
or
chest
locked
,
sealed
,
or
otherwise
,
and
so
hath
none
ordinary
remedy
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
for
the
recouery
thereof
.
And
without
the
same
Indenture
hath
no
direct
action
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
to
compell
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
or
any
of
them
to
assure
vnto
him
this
complainant
,
the
said
manor
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
according
to
the
said
bargaine
thereof
,
for
lacke
of
the
said
Indenture
,
both
partes
thereof
being
come
to
the
hands
of
the
said
defendants
.
Neither
if
this
complainant
had
the
said
part
or
Counterpaine
of
the
said
Indenture
(
as
he
hath
not
)
yet
had
he
not
thereby
any
meanes
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
to
compell
the
said
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
or
either
of
them
to
performe
the
bargaine
and
couenants
therein
contained
,
they
the
said
T.
and
G.
being
as
is
aforesaid
,
vnder
the
age
of
one
and
twenty
yeares
,
at
the
time
of
the
making
thereof
,
It
may
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
the
premisses
,
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
him
this
complainant
,
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
R.
E.
T.
E.
and
G.
E.
and
euery
of
them
,
thereby
commaunding
them
and
euery
of
them
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limitted
,
to
be
and
personally
to
appeare
before
your
honorable
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chancery
,
then
and
there
to
answere
vnto
the
premisses
,
and
further
to
stand
to
,
and
abide
such
order
and
direction
therin
,
as
to
your
good
L.
vpon
the
hearing
of
the
said
cause
shal
seeme
to
be
agreeable
with
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
&c.
A
Bill
against
the
heire
for
entring
into
lands
deuised
to
the
plaintife
,
praying
a
Commission
to
examine
witnesses
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordshippe
your
Sect.
110.
poore
and
distressed
orator
G.
W.
of
N.
in
the
County
of
N.
yeoman
.
That
whereas
W.
W.
deceased
father
vnto
your
said
Orator
was
in
his
life
time
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
the
manor
and
Capitall
messuage
of
N.
in
the
County
of
N.
and
of
,
and
in
one
farme
set
lying
and
being
within
the
parish
of
W.
in
the
said
County
of
N.
&
of
diuers
other
lands
,
tenements
,
&
hereditaments
in
N.
aforesaid
.
And
also
whereas
the
said
W.
W.
deceased
was
likewise
in
his
life
time
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
of
,
&
in
certaine
ground
,
and
one
tenement
with
the
appurtenances
,
set
lying
and
being
within
the
parish
of
C.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
and
also
of
,
and
in
the
rectorie
and
personage
of
C.
alias
C.
within
the
said
County
of
D.
and
of
diuers
other
landes
,
and
tenements
,
set
lying
and
being
in
the
countie
of
N.
and
D.
and
he
so
being
of
the
said
landes
and
tenements
seised
,
did
by
his
last
Will
and
Testament
in
writing
,
deuise
and
bequeath
vnto
your
said
humble
Orator
,
and
to
the
heires
males
of
his
bodie
lawfully
begotten
,
certaine
parcels
of
land
,
of
,
and
in
the
saide
Manor
of
N.
that
is
to
say
,
one
mansion
house
wherein
your
said
poore
Orator
now
inhabiteth
and
dwelleth
,
one
close
commonly
called
B.
containing
by
estimation
,
two
acres
or
thereaboutes
,
one
other
close
commonly
called
C.
containing
by
estimation
two
acres
or
therabouts
,
one
other
close
commonly
called
the
vpper
S.
all
which
seuerall
parcels
of
land
are
scituate
,
lying
,
and
being
in
N.
as
is
aforesaid
,
in
the
foresaid
Countie
of
N.
one
messuage
or
tenement
commonly
called
by
the
name
of
an
oxgang
,
scituate
and
being
in
W.
in
the
said
County
of
N.
and
also
one
tenement
called
the
N.
scituate
,
lying
,
and
being
in
the
Countie
of
D.
and
also
one
lease
of
the
rectorie
,
and
personage
of
C.
in
the
County
of
D.
by
vertue
&
force
of
which
said
deuise
,
and
bequeath
,
your
said
humble
Orator
entered
into
the
said
premisses
,
and
the
saide
issues
and
profits
of
the
same
hath
perceiued
,
receiued
,
and
taken
to
his
owne
profit
,
vse
and
behoofe
,
as
lawfull
was
for
himselfe
to
doe
,
as
he
verely
beleeueth
.
But
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
honorable
good
Lordship
,
hhat
one
R.
W.
brother
to
your
said
humble
Orator
,
as
sonne
and
heire
apparant
to
the
said
W.
W.
his
father
deceased
,
hath
taken
away
,
concealed
and
cancelled
,
as
it
is
thought
,
the
said
last
Will
and
Testament
of
your
said
Orators
father
,
and
hath
taken
vpon
him
the
administration
of
all
the
goods
and
chattels
,
of
your
said
Orators
father
reiecting
and
disanulling
the
said
last
Will
and
Testament
made
by
your
said
Orators
father
as
aforesaid
,
to
th
intent
only
&
therby
of
set
purpose
,
malice
,
and
vnbrotherlike
dealing
,
to
defraud
,
expell
,
depriue
,
and
disinherit
your
said
Orator
of
his
right
,
title
,
and
interest
of
,
and
in
the
said
lands
deuised
to
him
as
aforesaid
,
and
also
doth
threaten
your
foresaid
Orator
,
that
he
may
at
his
pleasure
relinquish
and
disanul
the
beforesaid
last
Will
and
Testament
made
by
your
foresaid
Orators
father
as
is
aforesaid
,
and
did
take
the
administration
of
all
your
said
Orators
fathers
goods
,
and
chattels
,
and
entred
into
all
his
said
landes
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
contrarie
vnto
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
not
christianlike
but
vnbrotherlike
dealing
,
and
contrarie
to
the
true
intent
and
good
meaning
of
your
foresaid
Orators
Fathers
Will
,
made
as
is
aforesaid
,
vnlesse
your
good
Lordship
doe
according
vnto
your
accustomed
goodnesse
,
extend
your
clemency
,
and
pitty
in
that
behalfe
to
your
poore
Orator
.
In
consideration
whereof
the
premisses
considered
,
and
for
as
much
as
the
title
of
your
said
Orator
,
by
reason
of
the
vndirect
practise
vsed
as
aforesaid
,
in
concealing
,
cancelling
,
and
relinquishing
the
said
last
Will
,
as
aforesaid
,
doth
greatly
depend
vpon
the
witnesse
and
testimony
of
certaine
persons
dwelling
within
the
County
of
N
▪
to
prooue
the
true
meaning
of
your
said
orators
fathers
Wil
,
which
are
of
great
yeares
,
and
also
very
impotent
,
not
like
long
to
liue
,
nor
yet
able
to
trauell
to
this
honorable
Court
to
be
examined
for
the
testifying
of
the
trueth
,
touching
the
premisses
,
as
by
common
order
appertaineth
.
And
also
for
that
in
time
the
said
witnesses
may
die
,
and
by
meanes
thereof
your
said
Orator
may
be
in
danger
to
sustaine
disinherison
of
the
premisses
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
grant
the
Queens
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
refusing
to
receiue
the
Plaintifes
rent
according
to
an
order
,
and
taking
of
forfeiture
of
a
bonde
made
for
payment
of
the
rent
.
HVmbly
complaining
,
sheweth
to
your
good
Lo.
your
daily
Orator
Sect'
111.
I.
T.
of
G.
in
the
County
of
N.
yeoman
,
that
whereas
one
I.
K.
of
W.
in
the
County
of
Yorke
Miller
,
pretended
as
in
the
right
of
his
wife
to
be
owner
of
a
certaine
messuage
in
E.
in
the
County
of
N.
aforesaid
,
and
of
certaine
land
,
meadow
,
and
pasture
thereuuto
belonging
,
and
lying
within
the
fields
of
E.
aforesaid
,
and
the
said
I.
R.
so
pretending
himselfe
in
the
right
of
his
said
wife
to
be
seised
as
is
aforesaid
about
the
19.
or
20.
yeare
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
Kaigne
,
that
now
is
,
did
demise
the
said
messuage
and
land
in
E.
aforesaid
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
and
one
A.
L.
Gentleman
to
haue
and
to
hold
to
them
for
the
terme
of
21.
yeares
from
the
time
of
the
making
thereof
,
rendering
therefore
yeerely
the
rent
of
xx
.
s.
payable
at
Whitsontide
and
Martimnas
by
euen
portions
,
for
the
payment
of
which
said
rent
of
xx
.
s.
he
the
said
K.
knowing
himselfe
the
title
thereof
to
be
questionable
,
and
likely
to
grow
to
some
charges
in
law
to
your
said
Orator
to
defend
,
did
therefore
cunningly
get
your
saide
Orator
to
become
bound
in
an
obligation
of
xx
.
l
.
for
the
yearely
paiment
of
the
said
rent
accordingly
vnto
him
the
said
K.
after
which
lease
and
bond
so
made
,
as
aforesaid
,
and
also
immediatly
after
your
said
Orators
entrie
into
the
same
,
the
title
thereof
was
so
defended
against
your
said
Orator
,
by
such
as
claimed
the
same
against
him
the
saide
K.
as
that
the
charges
thereof
spent
about
the
recouering
thereof
,
did
stand
your
said
Orator
in
aboue
twenty
nobles
,
besides
the
great
trauaile
and
losse
of
time
that
your
said
Orator
sustained
thereby
,
being
yet
altogether
vnrecompenced
at
the
said
K.
hands
,
although
he
often
promised
to
haue
some
consideration
thereof
towards
your
said
Orator
.
And
whereas
also
since
and
immediatly
after
that
time
,
he
the
said
I.
K.
likewise
in
the
right
of
his
said
wife
pretended
to
haue
right
vnto
certaine
copihold
lands
lying
in
the
parish
of
E.
aforesaid
,
then
being
in
the
occupation
of
your
said
Orator
and
other
persons
,
for
the
triall
whereof
,
there
being
certaine
actions
depending
in
the
copihold
Court
at
Southwell
,
it
was
notwithstanding
before
the
triall
thereof
,
aswell
by
the
consent
of
the
said
K.
of
the
one
party
,
as
also
by
the
assent
of
your
said
Orator
,
&
the
defendant
on
the
other
party
,
referred
to
the
order
and
arbitrement
of
one
P.
K.
and
I.
B.
Esquires
,
that
they
should
order
and
determine
,
aswell
the
right
,
as
the
possession
of
the
said
copiholde
landes
so
then
in
question
,
which
said
P.
K.
and
I.
B.
Esquires
,
being
willing
the
controuersies
,
might
haue
a
good
and
finall
end
,
and
yet
themselues
hauing
then
no
good
opportunity
to
attend
the
same
,
did
therefore
entreate
aswell
the
said
I.
K.
as
also
your
said
Orator
and
the
other
,
that
it
might
stande
with
their
likings
,
that
one
M.
C.
and
H.
W.
of
M.
for
that
they
were
beter
acquainted
with
the
interest
of
both
the
parties
,
might
therefore
order
and
make
an
ende
thereof
in
all
points
,
as
should
seeme
good
vnto
them
,
whereunto
aswell
the
said
K.
as
also
your
said
Orator
,
with
the
rest
agreed
,
promising
to
performe
any
such
order
as
they
the
said
C.
and
W.
should
in
that
behalfe
make
and
agree
vpon
:
Whereupon
the
said
M.
C.
and
the
said
H.
W.
taking
vpon
them
the
said
arbitrement
,
did
thus
,
or
to
the
like
effect
,
order
,
agree
,
and
publish
their
order
and
award
,
that
your
said
Orator
should
stil
enioy
and
continue
his
possession
of
the
said
copihold
lands
,
for
,
and
during
so
long
time
as
the
wife
of
the
said
K.
should
liue
,
paying
yearely
for
the
said
copihold
land
vnto
the
said
K.
foure
shillings
rent
,
and
for
that
he
the
said
K.
receiued
also
an
other
rent
of
xx
.
shillings
by
the
yeare
,
at
two
seuerall
times
of
your
said
Orator
,
for
the
freehold
land
aforesaid
,
they
the
said
arbitrators
,
for
the
more
ease
and
certainty
of
him
the
said
K.
did
further
order
and
appoint
,
that
your
said
Orator
should
also
pay
the
said
foure
shillings
rent
for
the
copihold
land
,
at
the
same
time
that
the
other
rent
for
the
freehold
was
vsed
to
be
paid
,
which
was
at
Whitsontide
and
Martinmas
,
so
that
from
thenceforth
,
he
your
said
Orator
should
yearly
pay
at
the
daies
aforesaid
,
the
whole
and
intire
summe
of
xii
.
shillings
at
euery
of
the
said
feasts
.
And
also
for
that
the
said
arbitrators
did
well
foresee
,
that
the
said
intire
payment
of
xii
.
shillings
at
one
day
and
instant
,
could
not
conueniently
be
paide
on
the
seuerall
landes
,
out
of
the
which
they
in
trueth
and
law
were
seuerally
issuing
,
for
that
the
saide
freehold
and
copihold
land
be
distant
in
seuerall
places
,
therefore
the
said
Arbitrators
,
for
the
more
ease
and
certainetie
of
him
the
said
K.
did
order
and
appoint
,
that
your
said
Orator
should
yearely
at
the
daies
aforesaid
,
or
within
xiiii
.
daies
after
euery
of
them
,
pay
the
said
rent
of
xii
.
shillings
at
the
house
of
one
W.
W.
of
M.
being
a
friends
house
of
him
the
said
K.
and
also
farre
neerer
vnto
the
said
K.
his
dwellings
,
then
the
land
it selfe
is
,
vnto
which
said
order
and
Arbitrement
,
he
the
said
K.
together
with
your
said
Orator
did
willingly
agree
and
condiscend
:
And
so
for
the
space
of
seuen
or
eight
yeares
last
past
,
the
said
K.
hath
alwaies
receiued
his
rent
,
accordingly
,
at
the
house
of
the
said
W.
W.
of
M.
aforesaid
:
Notwithstanding
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
the
said
I.
K.
meaning
as
it
seemeth
,
not
onely
contrary
to
the
said
order
and
award
,
but
also
contrary
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
subtilly
and
extreamely
to
take
aduantage
of
your
said
Orators
bond
of
xx
.
pound
,
hath
refused
to
receiue
your
said
Orators
last
Whitsontides
rent
,
readie
for
him
at
the
said
W.
house
in
M.
aforesaid
,
according
to
the
said
order
and
award
therein
made
,
as
aforesaid
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
&c.
A
Bill
for
payment
for
cattell
sold
,
without
present
money
,
or
especialities
,
by
reason
of
trust
reposed
in
the
vendee
.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
L.
your
daily
Orator
Sect'
112.
W.
B.
of
B.
in
the
county
of
N.
Butcher
,
That
where
as
your
said
Orator
about
sixe
or
seuen
yeares
now
last
,
sold
and
deliuered
vnto
one
R.
W.
of
the
same
Towne
and
Countie
Butcher
,
sixe
Steares
,
and
fiue
Oren
,
being
all
fat
cattell
,
for
the
price
of
xl
.
l
.
and
x.
s.
which
said
summe
of
xl
.
l
.
and
x.
s.
the
said
R.
W.
then
faithfully
promised
to
pay
vnto
your
said
Orator
within
a
short
space
then
after
,
and
now
long
sithence
past
,
or
else
when
your
said
Orator
would
require
&
demaunde
the
same
of
him
the
said
R.
W.
of
which
said
bargaine
and
security
for
the
said
money
,
your
said
Orator
was
then
the
lesse
carefull
,
for
that
your
said
Orator
not
long
before
,
had
been
seruant
vnto
the
said
R.
W.
and
for
that
the
said
W.
had
been
master
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
therefore
your
said
Orator
did
trust
him
the
said
W.
so
well
,
as
that
he
neither
tooke
any
specialty
or
security
of
him
the
said
W.
for
the
said
sum
of
xl
.
l
.
&
x.
s.
nor
prouided
any
witnesses
to
be
present
&
to
testify
the
same
bargaine
&
contract
betwixt
them
,
but
only
priuatly
betwixt
themselues
contracted
the
same
.
And
like
wise
your
said
Orator
priuatly
deliuered
the
said
sixe
Steares
&
fiue
Oren
,
vnto
him
the
said
R.
W.
vpon
trust
,
and
performance
of
his
priuate
speech
,
&
promise
of
paiment
thereof
as
aforesaid
,
whereupon
the
said
R.
W.
then
presently
receiued
the
said
six
Steares
and
fiue
Oren
,
at
your
said
Orators
hands
,
&
did
presently
afterwards
conuert
the
same
to
his
owne
proper
vse
and
benefit
:
before
the
money
paid
by
him
the
said
W.
vnto
your
said
Orator
for
the
same
,
&c.
May
it
therefore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
&c.
A
Reioinder
.
THe
said
defendant
reioyneth
and
saith
in
all
and
euery
thing
and
Sec'
113.
things
,
as
he
in
his
said
answere
hath
made
,
and
doth
and
will
auerre
,
iustifie
,
maintaine
,
and
proue
the
same
answere
,
and
all
and
euery
thing
and
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
and
allegation
therein
contained
,
to
be
good
,
iust
,
and
true
,
certaine
,
and
sufficient
in
the
law
to
be
replied
vnto
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
,
and
forme
,
as
the
same
beene
therein
most
truly
set
forth
and
declared
.
And
this
defendant
further
saith
,
that
the
said
Replication
of
the
said
complainant
is
very
incertain
,
vntrue
,
&
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
reioyned
vnto
by
this
defendant
,
for
diuers
apparant
faults
&
imperfections
,
therin
contained
.
And
that
the
same
is
so
contriued
&
made
,
by
the
said
complainant
for
the
causes
in
the
said
answere
expressed
,
and
to
the
end
to
giue
some
further
colour
,
or
rather
shadow
for
the
maintenance
of
the
said
bill
without
cause
in
this
hnorable
court
,
to
the
vniust
vexation
of
this
defendant
,
as
may
appeare
,
for
that
,
she
the
said
complainant
,
by
the
sinister
meanes
of
one
T.
Y.
who
as
it
is
said
,
procureth
and
soliciteth
the
same
suit
for
the
said
complainant
against
this
defendant
,
hath
without
all
order
,
as
he
is
informed
,
caused
him
being
a
plaine
simple
vnlearned
man
,
to
become
bounden
by
obligation
,
for
the
proceeding
in
the
said
suit
of
this
defendant
and
with
such
condition
whereof
this
defendant
is
vtterly
ignorant
,
of
all
which
this
defendant
hopeth
this
honorable
Court
will
haue
due
consideration
for
the
punishing
of
such
lewde
and
indirect
courses
and
actions
therein
vsed
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
or
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
in
the
said
replication
contained
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
lawe
to
be
reioyned
vnto
by
this
defendant
,
&
not
here
in
this
his
reioinder
sufficiently
reioined
vnto
,
confessed
,
and
auoided
,
denied
,
or
trauersed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
this
defendant
is
readie
to
auerre
,
and
proue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
,
and
therefore
praieth
as
he
before
in
his
said
answere
hath
praied
.
A
Bill
vpon
putting
one
to
seruice
with
promise
that
the
seruant
shall
serue
truely
,
and
that
the
defendant
will
satisfie
all
damages
,
which
shall
happen
to
the
Maister
by
the
same
seruant
,
&c.
HVmbly
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Lordship
C.
T
Sect.
114.
of
the
town
of
M.
in
the
County
of
N.
gentleman
,
That
whereas
S.
N.
daughter
of
A.
S.
of
the
Towne
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
Yorke
,
about
two
yeares
now
last
past
,
being
desirous
to
serue
your
said
Orator
,
and
his
wife
then
dwelling
at
Rotheram
,
at
an
Inne
there
,
called
the
signe
of
the
Angell
in
the
said
Countie
of
Yorke
,
was
entertained
into
their
seruice
at
,
and
vpon
the
further
entreatie
of
the
said
S.
A.
and
vpon
her
faithfull
promise
vnto
the
said
Orator
then
ginen
,
and
made
,
that
the
said
M.
her
daughter
should
during
the
time
of
ther
seruice
and
abode
with
your
said
Orator
,
houestly
,
faithfully
,
and
truely
behaeu
her selfe
and
serue
your
said
Orator
and
his
wife
,
in
all
lawfull
businesse
,
and
that
if
any
losse
or
preiudice
should
befall
vnto
your
said
Orator
through
either
negligence
,
default
,
or
abuse
of
the
foresaid
M.
in
any
respect
,
that
then
the
said
A.
would
vpon
notice
to
her
giuen
in
that
behalfe
by
your
said
Orator
of
such
losse
and
detriment
in
that
behalfe
sustained
,
satisfie
and
recompence
your
said
Orator
for
the
same
to
the
vttermost
value
thereof
.
By
reason
whereof
your
foresaid
Orator
entertained
and
receiued
the
foresaid
M.
into
his
seruice
,
as
is
aforesaid
.
And
thereupon
the
wife
of
your
said
Orator
deliuered
vnto
the
said
M.
to
her
onely
charge
and
custodie
,
many
and
sundry
parcels
of
plate
,
linnen
,
and
also
other
necessarie
things
,
for
your
foresaid
Orators
behalfe
.
In
which
said
seruice
the
said
M.
remained
with
your
said
Orator
by
the
space
of
one
whole
yeare
then
next
following
.
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
said
honorable
Lordship
,
during
the
time
of
the
abode
of
the
foresaid
M.
in
seruice
with
your
said
Orator
as
is
aforesaid
,
The
foresaid
M.
did
not
onely
secretly
and
priuily
deliuer
vnto
the
foresaid
A.
S.
her
mother
,
diuers
of
the
said
parcels
of
plate
,
linnen
,
and
other
vtensils
of
your
said
Orators
,
to
the
full
value
of
twentie
markes
,
or
thereabouts
,
to
,
and
for
the
vse
and
behalfe
of
the
said
A.
But
also
during
the
said
time
,
conuerted
sundrie
other
parcels
of
goods
,
and
sums
of
money
receiued
of
guestes
that
resorted
to
the
said
house
,
appertaining
to
your
said
Orator
,
vnto
the
onely
vse
and
benefit
of
the
said
M.
her selfe
.
By
meanes
whereof
your
said
Orator
was
greatly
preiudiced
,
and
hindred
to
his
losse
of
30.
or
40.
pounds
,
or
thereabouts
,
vpon
which
occasions
your
said
Orator
was
enforced
to
put
the
said
M.
forth
of
his
seruice
.
And
although
your
said
Orator
hath
diuerse
and
sundrie
times
heretofore
notified
,
&
made
knowen
vnto
the
said
●
.
the
losse
and
hinderance
,
by
her
sustained
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
by
&
through
the
negligence
default
,
and
abuse
of
the
said
M.
as
is
aforesaid
,
and
hath
required
recompence
and
satisfaction
for
the
said
goods
so
deliuered
and
conuerted
to
the
vse
of
the
said
A.
and
M.
as
is
aforesaid
,
according
to
the
promise
of
the
said
A.
made
to
your
said
Orator
vpon
the
entertaining
of
the
said
M.
into
his
seruice
as
is
aforesaid
,
yet
the
said
A.
the
same
to
doe
hath
heretofore
refused
and
denied
,
and
still
doth
refuse
&
denie
to
do
,
contrarie
to
her
promise
&
assumption
aforesaid
,
&
against
all
right
,
equity
and
conscience
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orator
is
not
able
to
make
any
due
proofe
,
neither
of
the
certainty
or
quantity
of
the
plate
,
linnen
,
and
other
goods
so
secretly
deliuered
to
the
said
A.
by
M.
during
the
time
of
her
seruice
,
as
is
aforesaide
,
or
of
the
saide
other
goods
,
conuerted
by
the
said
M.
to
her
own
vse
,
as
if
aforesaid
,
nor
of
the
promise
made
by
the
said
A.
vnto
your
said
Orator
vpon
the
retaining
of
the
said
M.
into
his
seruice
as
is
aforesaid
,
by
reason
the
same
was
in
secret
betwene
thèselues
without
calling
any
other
to
witnes
the
same
,
whereby
your
saidorator
,
by
the
strict
rule
and
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
hath
no
ordinarie
meanes
for
recouery
of
the
same
,
but
onely
by
suite
before
your
honorable
Lordship
in
the
Queens
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chancery
,
by
the
oathes
of
the
said
A.
and
M.
in
whose
priuities
all
the
premisses
principally
lie
and
whom
your
Orator
thinketh
vpon
their
said
oathes
,
wil
reueile
and
manifest
the
truth
,
and
circumstance
of
the
same
,
the
premisses
considered
,
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
A.
and
M.
and
either
of
them
,
commaunding
them
thereby
,
not
onely
to
appeare
before
your
honor
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chancerie
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limitted
and
assessed
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
said
premisses
,
But
also
to
stand
to
,
and
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
H.
wisedome
shall
be
thought
fit
and
conuenient
,
and
your
said
Orator
shall
daily
pray
vnto
God
for
the
long
continuance
of
your
H.
in
health
and
prosperitie
.
The
ioint
and
seuerall
answeres
,
of
A.
S.
and
M.
S.
defendants
to
the
bill
of
complaint
of
C.
T.
complainant
.
THe
said
defendants
say
,
and
either
of
them
,
for
himselfe
seuerally
Sect.
116.
saith
,
that
the
said
bil
of
complaint
against
them
exhibited
into
this
honorable
court
,
is
very
vncertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
answered
vnto
by
the
said
defendants
,
or
either
of
them
,
for
diuers
manifest
and
apparant
faults
and
imperfections
therein
contained
,
and
deuised
,
and
exhibited
into
this
honorable
court
of
meere
mallice
and
enuie
,
onely
to
the
intent
,
not
onely
to
vere
and
trouble
the
defendants
,
being
verie
vnable
and
vnmete
vpon
the
sudden
with
long
and
tedious
iorneis
to
make
their
personall
appara●ces
in
this
H.
court
,
being
aboue
one
hundred
and
twenty
miles
distant
from
the
to
〈◊〉
of
a.
in
the
countrie
of
Y.
where
these
defendants
now
dwell
,
but
also
to
wearie
the
defendants
in
such
sort
,
that
they
might
extort
&
wring
from
these
defendants
some
consideration
for
the
stay
of
the
foresaid
suit
,
be
it
neuer
so
vntrue
,
&
without
any
iust
cause
or
colour
of
cause
so
to
do
,
neuertheles
if
these
defendants
shal
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
court
he
compelled
to
make
any
further
,
or
other
answer
to
the
said
vncertain
,
&
insufficient
bil
of
complaint
,
then
the
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
manifest
incertaintie
and
in●sufficiencie
of
the
same
bill
of
complaint
to
these
defendants
,
and
either
of
them
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
,
for
answere
thereunto
,
and
for
a
manifest
declaration
of
the
trueth
,
touching
the
contents
of
the
same
bill
,
these
defendants
say
,
and
either
of
them
,
for
himselfe
seuerally
saith
,
that
about
the
time
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
the
said
M.
St.
the
other
of
these
defendants
was
entertained
to
serue
the
said
complainant
&
his
wife
for
the
terme
of
one
yeare
next
ensuing
the
time
of
such
her
reteiner
,
for
xvi
.
s.
wages
for
the
same
yeare
,
without
the
knowledge
of
the
said
A.
St.
the
other
of
these
defendants
,
vntil
that
she
the
said
M.
was
so
with
them
retained
.
And
these
defendants
further
say
,
that
by
vertue
of
the
same
retainer
,
the
said
M.
did
honestly
,
faithfully
,
and
truely
behaue
her selfe
,
&
did
serue
the
said
complainant
and
his
said
wife
in
all
lawfull
busines
accordingly
,
during
all
the
said
yeare
,
and
that
to
her
knowledge
no
losse
nor
preiudice
did
be
fall
vnto
the
said
complainant
through
the
negligence
,
default
or
abuse
of
the
said
M.
in
any
respect
during
the
same
yeare
.
And
that
in
the
ende
thereof
she
departed
from
them
with
their
fauour
&
goodwill
,
at
her
owne
request
,
without
that
,
that
she
the
said
M.
was
entertained
in
their
said
seruice
,
at
&
vpon
the
entreatie
of
the
said
A.
S.
and
vpon
her
faithfull
promise
vnto
the
said
complainant
then
giuen
&
made
,
that
the
said
M.
her
said
daughter
should
during
the
time
of
her
seruice
&
abode
with
the
said
complainant
honestly
,
faithfully
,
&
truely
behaue
her selfe
,
seruing
him
and
his
said
wife
in
all
lawfull
businesses
,
and
that
if
any
losse
or
preiudice
should
befall
vnto
the
said
complainant
through
the
negligence
or
abuse
of
her
the
said
M.
in
any
respect
,
that
then
she
the
said
A.
St.
vpon
notice
to
her
giuen
by
the
said
complainant
of
such
losse
and
detriment
in
that
behalfe
sustained
,
would
satisfie
and
recompence
the
said
complainant
,
for
the
same
to
the
vttermost
value
thereof
,
or
that
by
reason
thereof
the
same
complainant
entertained
and
receiued
M.
in
his
saide
seruice
,
as
in
the
saide
bill
it
is
vntruely
alleaged
.
And
the
said
defenda●ts
further
say
,
that
albeit
she
the
said
A.
S.
had
made
vnto
t●e
said
complainant
any
such
promise
as
he
in
his
bill
of
complaint
supposeth
(
as
in
very
trueth
she
did
not
)
yet
were
the
same
promise
voide
in
law
,
and
of
n●
validitie
or
force
to
bind
her
thereby
,
for
that
the
said
a.
at
the
time
of
the
said
surmised
promise
was
couert
with
I.
S.
her
husband
.
And
without
that
,
that
vpon
such
promise
the
said
wife
of
the
saide
complainant
deliuered
vnto
the
said
M.
to
her
charge
and
custodie
many
parcels
of
linnen
,
and
other
necessarie
things
,
and
furniture
for
the
said
complainant
his
behalfe
in
any
other
maner
then
,
as
to
euery
other
ordinarie
seruant
in
the
same
house
in
the
like
case
,
without
taking
vpon
her
any
speciall
charge
for
the
keeping
thereof
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
it
is
verie
vntruely
alleaged
,
and
without
that
,
that
during
the
same
time
of
the
saide
abode
of
her
the
said
M.
in
seruice
with
the
said
complainant
,
as
aforesaid
,
the
said
M.
did
either
secretly
deliuer
vnto
the
said
A.
S.
her
said
mother
diuers
or
any
of
the
said
parcels
of
plate
,
linnen
,
and
other
goods
,
for
the
vse
and
behoofe
of
the
said
A.
S.
or
during
the
said
terme
conuerted
sundrie
or
anie
other
parcels
of
goods
and
summes
of
money
receiued
of
guestes
that
resorted
to
the
said
house
,
appertaining
to
the
said
complainant
,
vnto
the
vse
and
benefit
of
the
said
M.
her selfe
,
by
meanes
whereof
the
said
complainant
was
greatly
preiudiced
and
hindered
,
to
the
losse
of
30.
or
40.
l
.
or
thereabouts
,
or
that
vpon
such
occasions
the
said
complainant
was
enforced
to
put
the
said
M.
from
his
seruice
,
for
that
the
said
complamant
hath
diuerse
and
sundrie
times
heretofore
notified
and
made
known
vnto
the
said
A.
the
losse
&
hurt
he
sustained
,
as
is
aforesaid
by
,
&
through
the
negligence
,
default
,
&
abuse
of
the
said
M.
as
is
aforesaid
,
and
required
recompence
and
satisfaction
for
the
said
goods
so
supposed
to
the
deliuered
,
and
conuerted
to
the
vse
of
the
said
A.
and
M.
as
is
aforesaid
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
most
vntruly
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
thing
,
or
things
,
clause
,
sentence
,
article
,
or
allegation
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contained
materiall
,
or
effectual
,
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
by
these
defendants
,
or
either
of
them
,
and
not
herein
in
their
answere
sufficiently
answered
vnto
,
confessed
,
and
auoided
,
denied
,
or
trauecsed
,
is
true
,
all
which
matters
these
defendants
and
either
of
them
,
are
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
as
this
honorable
Court
shal
award
,
and
therefore
they
pray
to
be
dismissed
out
of
the
same
court
,
with
their
reasonable
costs
and
charges
in
this
behalf
wrongfully
and
without
cause
sustained
.
The
Replication
to
the
same
Answere
.
THe
said
complainant
sauing
to
himselfe
all
aduantages
of
exception
Sect.
116.
to
the
incertainties
and
insufficiency
of
the
said
defendants
answeres
,
for
replication
saith
as
he
before
by
his
said
bil
hath
said
,
and
doth
,
and
▪
wil
auerre
,
iustifie
,
and
maintaine
his
said
bill
,
&
all
and
euerie
thing
and
things
therein
contained
to
be
good
,
iust
,
and
true
in
such
sort
manner
and
forme
,
as
in
and
by
the
same
is
most
truely
set
forth
and
declared
.
And
that
the
answeres
of
the
said
defendants
are
vncertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
replied
vnto
for
diuers
vntruths
and
imperfections
therein
conteined
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
M.
one
of
the
said
defendants
did
honestly
,
faithfully
,
and
truely
behaue
her selfe
in
the
seruice
of
the
said
complainant
as
by
the
same
defendants
in
their
said
aunsweres
is
vntruely
alleaged
,
for
this
saide
complainant
saith
,
as
he
before
by
his
saide
Bill
hath
said
,
that
the
said
M.
one
of
the
saide
defendantes
did
secretly
deliuer
to
the
saide
A.
the
other
defendant
diuers
parcels
of
the
goods
of
the
saide
complainant
,
that
the
said
defendants
most
wrongfully
detaine
and
withhold
from
him
the
said
complainant
against
right
and
equitie
,
and
further
the
said
complainant
saith
,
and
will
auerre
and
proue
,
that
the
said
A.
one
of
the
said
defendants
,
did
giue
her
faithfull
promise
to
satisfie
and
pay
vnto
the
said
complainant
the
vttermost
value
of
euery
losse
,
or
hinderance
the
said
complainant
should
sustaine
by
the
said
M.
as
by
his
bill
is
most
truly
set
forth
&
declared
,
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
,
or
thing
in
the
said
defendants
answere
contained
materiall
or
effectuall
,
to
be
replied
vnto
,
in
,
and
hereby
not
sufficiently
replied
vnto
is
true
.
All
which
matters
the
said
complainant
is
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
,
as
this
honorable
court
shall
award
.
And
praieth
as
he
before
by
his
said
bill
hath
praied
.
A
Bill
for
entring
into
and
detaining
copihold
lands
sold
by
the
defendant
to
the
plaintifes
grandfather
,
which
descended
to
the
plaintife
being
an
infant
,
the
said
entrie
being
made
by
reason
that
the
copy
and
court
rolle
of
the
said
bargaine
came
to
the
defendants
hands
.
HVmbly
complaining
▪
sheweth
vnto
your
Lordship
,
your
daily
Orator
Sect.
117.
F.
H.
of
W.
in
the
countie
of
Yorke
gentleman
,
that
whereas
about
the
xxiiii
.
day
of
September
in
the
third
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
late
King
of
famous
memory
Edward
the
sixt
,
one
Christopher
Baxter
late
of
F.
in
the
said
Countie
husbandman
,
was
lawfully
and
rightfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
as
a
copiholder
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
Manor
of
the
prebend
of
Laghton
,
it
the
said
Countie
,
of
and
in
one
customarie
messuage
or
tenement
,
and
one
oxgange
of
land
,
with
th
appurtenances
in
F.
aforesaid
:
and
in
another
messuage
or
tenement
,
and
thirtie
acres
and
a
halfe
of
land
with
th
appurtenances
in
F.
aforesaid
,
and
he
being
thereof
so
seised
about
the
time
aforesaid
,
for
a
certaine
great
summe
of
money
to
him
paid
by
F.
H.
of
W.
aforesaid
,
grandfather
of
your
said
Orator
did
surrender
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
Manor
,
the
said
customarie
tenements
and
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
into
the
hands
of
the
then
Lords
of
the
said
Manor
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
&
his
heires
for
euer
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
was
thereof
admitted
tenant
accordingly
,
and
was
of
the
same
,
as
a
copiholder
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
by
,
and
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
Manor
,
and
the
rents
,
issues
and
profits
thereof
arising
and
growing
,
did
likewise
lawfully
take
&
conuert
to
his
owne
vse
,
vy
the
space
of
diuers
yeares
,
and
afterwards
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
being
thereof
so
seised
of
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
died
thereof
so
seised
,
about
the
second
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
that
now
is
.
By
and
after
whose
death
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
discended
and
came
,
and
of
right
ought
to
discend
and
come
vnto
your
said
Orator
being
then
of
very
young
and
tender
yeares
,
viz.
about
the
age
of
sixe
yeares
,
as
next
cosin
&
next
heire
vnto
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
,
that
is
to
say
,
sonn
of
T.
H.
sonne
&
heire
of
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
,
but
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
L.
that
after
the
death
of
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
,
all
the
copies
of
Court
rols
of
the
said
manor
,
and
the
very
Court
rols
themsel●●●
concerning
the
premisses
,
did
by
casuall
meanes
come
vnto
the
handes
,
custody
,
&
possession
of
the
said
C.
B.
&
one
T.
G.
of
T.
in
the
said
county
husbandman
,
or
to
the
hands
of
one
of
them
,
which
they
or
the
one
of
them
haue
cancelled
&
defaced
,
intending
thereby
vtterly
to
disinherite
your
said
Orator
of
the
same
tenements
&
premisses
,
&
by
colour
therof
shortly
after
the
death
of
the
said
F.
H.
the
grandfather
,
the
said
C.
B.
old
wrongfully
abate
and
enter
into
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
.
And
euer
since
his
said
wrongfull
entre
,
that
is
to
say
,
by
the
space
of
xxiiii
.
yeares
or
thereabouts
,
hath
wrongfully
occupied
the
premisses
or
the
most
part
therof
,
and
receiued
and
taken
,
and
conuerted
to
his
owne
vse
,
the
rents
,
issues
,
and
profits
of
the
said
tenements
&
premisses
,
and
will
not
by
any
meanes
permit
or
suffer
your
said
Orator
to
enter
,
meddle
,
or
haue
to
do
therewith
.
And
notwhithstanding
that
your
said
Orator
not
onely
by
himselfe
,
but
also
by
his
friends
,
hath
in
gentle
and
quiet
manner
,
diuerse
times
come
vnto
the
said
C.
&
T.
gently
requiring
them
to
deliuer
vnto
him
your
said
orator
,
the
said
copies
of
court
rols
,
&
to
make
reasonable
recompence
&
satisfaction
vnto
him
your
said
Orator
for
the
rents
,
issues
,
&
profits
of
the
said
tenements
&
premisses
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
by
the
said
C.
wrongfully
receiued
according
to
your
said
Orator
his
good
right
&
title
therunto
,
yet
that
to
do
,
they
&
either
of
them
haue
euer
hitherto
refused
&
denied
,
&
yet
do
refuse
and
denie
to
doe
the
same
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
disinherison
of
your
said
orator
,
of
,
&
in
the
premisses
,
&
to
his
great
losse
&
hinderance
,
if
speedy
remedy
be
not
by
your
good
Lordship
in
this
honorable
court
speedily
prouided
to
preuent
the
same
.
In
tender
consideration
wherof
,
and
for
so
much
as
your
said
Orator
,
not
knowing
the
certain
number
,
dates
,
or
contents
of
the
said
copies
and
Court
rols
,
nor
wherein
they
or
any
of
them
be
conteined
,
in
bagge
,
bore
,
or
chest
,
locked
,
sealed
or
open
,
is
therefore
without
all
remedy
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
to
recouer
the
same
,
and
for
lacke
thereof
your
said
Orator
is
very
like
to
lose
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
and
for
that
also
,
that
the
contents
of
the
said
bargaine
and
surrender
of
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
made
betweene
the
said
F.
H.
grandfather
,
and
the
said
C.
B.
cannot
now
otherwise
be
proued
then
by
answere
of
the
said
C.
B.
and
T.
B.
made
vpon
their
Dathes
in
this
honorable
Court
,
all
such
persons
as
were
witnesses
of
the
same
bargaine
,
being
now
either
dead
,
or
else
vtterly
vnknowen
vnto
your
said
Orator
being
so
young
,
as
it
is
aforesaid
,
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
same
.
May
it
please
your
honorable
Lordship
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
C.
and
T.
straightly
commaunding
them
and
either
of
them
,
at
a
certaine
day
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limited
,
to
appeare
before
your
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
high
court
of
Chancery
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
and
to
abide
such
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
Lordship
shal
seeme
to
stand
with
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
your
said
Orator
shall
daily
pray
to
Almightie
God
for
your
honour
in
good
health
long
to
continue
,
&c.
A
Bill
by
the
husband
and
wife
,
as
Gardeins
to
her
childe
for
euidences
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
.
Sect.
118.
your
poore
and
daily
Orator
I.
W.
of
B.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
yeoman
,
and
I.
his
wife
late
the
wife
of
I.
S.
the
elder
of
B.
aforesaid
yeoman
now
deceased
.
That
where
the
said
I.
S.
in
his
life
time
was
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
one
messuage
or
tenement
,
commonly
called
H.
&
of
and
,
in
certaine
lands
,
meadow
and
pasture
,
and
other
hereditaments
with
th
appurtenances
to
the
said
tenement
belonging
,
and
with
the
same
vsually
occupied
,
scituate
,
lying
and
being
in
B.
aforesaid
.
And
he
the
said
I.
S.
being
of
the
premisses
so
seised
did
in
his
life
time
conuey
and
assure
the
same
vnto
certaine
persons
,
and
their
heires
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
I.
and
of
the
said
I.
then
his
wife
,
and
of
the
longer
liuer
of
them
,
without
impeachment
of
waste
.
And
after
their
diseases
,
to
the
vse
of
the
heires
of
their
two
bodies
lawfully
begotten
,
with
diuers
remainders
ouer
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
I.
S.
and
the
said
I.
then
his
wife
,
were
thereof
seised
accordingly
,
And
so
seised
,
the
said
I.
S.
about
three
yeares
now
last
past
,
died
seised
of
such
estate
,
as
aforesaid
,
hauing
issue
betweene
him
and
the
said
I.
one
I.
S.
an
infant
of
the
age
of
two
yeares
or
therabouts
.
After
whose
death
the
said
I
held
her selfe
in
the
said
messuages
and
lands
,
and
was
thereof
seised
accordingly
.
And
so
seised
tooke
to
husband
the
said
I.
W.
the
other
of
your
said
Orators
,
by
force
of
which
entermariage
the
said
I.
W.
and
the
said
I.
were
lawfully
seised
of
the
premisses
,
as
in
the
right
of
the
said
I.
And
your
said
Orators
haue
also
the
custody
of
the
said
I.
S.
the
infant
,
rightly
belonging
to
the
said
I.
his
mother
as
gardeine
in
Socage
.
Now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordshippe
,
that
certaine
deedes
,
euidences
,
and
writings
,
touching
and
concerning
the
premisses
,
and
of
right
belonging
to
your
said
Orators
,
and
the
said
infant
,
or
to
the
one
of
them
,
are
casually
come
to
to
the
hands
and
possessions
of
T.
C.
of
B.
aforesaid
,
and
I.
S.
of
H.
being
kinsman
vnto
the
said
I.
S.
of
B.
the
elder
deceased
,
who
by
colour
of
hauing
the
said
deeds
,
euidences
,
and
writings
,
haue
wrongfully
entred
into
the
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
and
thereupon
haue
contriued
certain
secret
estates
vnto
diuers
persons
vnknowen
to
your
said
Orators
,
and
by
colour
thereof
,
they
the
said
T.
C.
and
I.
S.
of
H.
or
the
one
of
them
of
late
time
hath
wrongfully
entred
into
the
premisses
,
and
hath
receiued
and
taken
the
issues
and
profits
of
the
premisses
,
or
some
part
thereof
,
from
your
said
Orators
,
and
although
your
said
Orators
haue
diuers
and
sundrie
times
gently
requested
the
saide
T.
C.
and
I.
S.
of
H.
to
permit
and
suffer
your
said
Orators
quietly
to
haue
and
enioy
the
same
premisses
,
and
to
deliuer
vnto
your
said
Orators
the
said
deeds
,
euidences
,
and
writings
,
touching
and
concerning
the
premisses
,
and
which
of
right
doe
belong
and
appertaine
vnto
your
said
Orators
,
and
to
the
said
I.
S.
the
infant
,
yet
they
the
same
to
doe
haue
hitherto
refused
,
and
yet
doe
refuse
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
which
is
likely
to
turne
,
not
only
to
the
losse
and
hinderance
of
your
said
Orators
,
But
also
to
the
preiudice
and
disinheritance
of
the
said
infant
,
if
speedie
redresse
herein
be
not
had
by
your
good
Lordship
,
in
consideration
whereof
,
and
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orators
doe
not
know
the
certaintie
,
nor
certaine
number
of
the
said
deedes
,
euidences
,
writings
,
nor
whether
the
same
be
contained
in
bagge
or
boxe
,
sealed
,
or
in
chest
locked
,
and
so
your
said
Orators
,
and
the
said
infant
are
without
any
ordinary
remedie
for
the
recouerie
of
the
same
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
And
for
that
your
said
Orators
do
hope
that
the
same
C.
and
S.
will
vpon
their
Oathes
in
this
honorable
Court
,
confesse
the
certainty
and
truety
therein
,
where
the
said
euidences
are
to
be
had
,
or
to
whom
they
haue
deliuered
the
same
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
premisses
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orators
the
Queenes
Maiesties
,
&c.
The
Answere
of
the
same
.
THe
said
defendants
say
,
and
euery
of
them
seuerally
saith
,
that
the
Sect.
119.
said
bill
of
complaint
is
verie
vncertaine
,
vntrue
and
insufficient
in
the
law
,
to
be
answered
vnto
for
diuers
manifest
defaults
and
imperfections
therein
contained
,
and
framed
,
and
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
,
as
these
defendants
verely
thinke
of
malice
and
euill
will
,
to
the
intent
to
put
these
defendants
to
great
trauaile
,
charges
and
expences
to
make
their
personall
appearance
in
this
honorable
Court
,
the
said
defendants
dwelling
in
B.
aforesaid
,
in
the
saide
countie
of
D.
which
is
sixscore
miles
distant
from
the
Citie
of
Westminster
,
and
without
any
iust
cause
so
to
doe
,
and
these
defendants
further
say
,
that
if
the
surmised
matters
contained
in
the
said
bil
of
complaint
were
true
as
in
very
trueth
they
are
not
,
yet
were
the
same
determinable
,
and
to
be
determined
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
and
not
in
this
honorable
Court
,
whereunto
these
defendants
pray
to
be
dismissed
with
their
reasonable
costes
,
charges
,
and
damages
in
this
behalfe
wrongfully
and
without
iust
cause
sustained
,
yet
neuerthelesse
,
if
these
defendants
shall
be
compelled
by
the
order
of
this
Court
,
to
make
any
further
or
other
answere
vnto
the
said
vncertaine
and
insufficient
bill
of
complaint
,
then
the
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
incertaintie
and
insufficiencie
thereof
to
these
defendants
,
and
either
of
them
at
all
times
here
after
saued
,
for
further
answere
thereunto
,
and
for
a
full
and
plaine
declaration
of
the
trueth
,
say
that
they
thinke
it
is
true
,
that
the
said
I.
S.
was
in
his
life
time
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
the
said
messuage
or
teuements
commonly
called
the
H.
and
of
,
and
in
certaine
lands
,
meadow
,
and
pasture
,
and
other
hereditaments
with
the
appurtenances
to
the
said
tenements
belonging
,
and
with
the
same
vsually
occupied
,
scituate
,
lying
,
and
being
in
B.
aforesaid
,
as
in
the
said
bil
of
complaint
is
alleaged
,
but
the
said
defendants
further
say
,
that
the
said
tenements
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contained
,
as
they
verely
beleeue
,
are
holden
of
the
right
honorable
G.
Earle
of
S.
of
his
manor
of
C.
in
the
said
Countie
of
D.
by
knightes
seruice
,
and
by
the
yearely
rents
of
two
shillings
.
And
that
he
being
thereof
so
seised
,
and
the
said
Earle
being
also
seised
in
fee
,
of
the
said
manor
,
as
these
defendants
thinke
,
died
thereof
so
seised
,
by
,
and
after
whose
death
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
descended
and
came
to
the
said
I.
S.
the
sonne
,
as
sonne
and
heire
of
the
said
I.
S.
deceased
,
who
is
yet
within
the
age
of
one
and
twentie
yeares
,
by
meanes
wherof
the
said
Earle
after
the
death
of
the
said
I.
S.
the
father
,
as
garden
of
the
said
I.
S.
infant
,
during
his
minority
,
by
reason
of
the
tenute
aforesaid
,
seised
the
bodie
of
the
said
I.
S.
the
infant
,
without
that
,
that
to
the
said
defendants
knowledge
,
the
said
I.
S.
the
father
being
of
the
premisses
seised
in
fee
,
did
in
his
life
time
conuey
and
assure
the
same
premisses
vnto
certaine
persons
,
and
their
heires
to
the
vse
of
the
said
I.
S.
&
of
the
said
I.
then
his
wife
,
&
of
the
longer
liuer
of
either
of
them
,
without
impeachment
of
wast
,
and
after
their
decease
to
the
vse
of
the
heires
of
their
two
bodies
lawfully
begotten
,
with
diuers
remainders
ouer
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vntruely
alleaged
,
or
that
to
these
defendants
knowledge
,
by
force
thereof
the
said
I.
S.
and
the
said
I.
S.
then
his
wife
being
thereof
so
seised
died
thereof
so
seised
,
or
that
to
these
defendants
knowledge
,
after
his
death
the
said
I.
held
her selfe
in
the
said
messuages
,
landes
and
premisses
,
and
was
thereof
so
seised
accordingly
,
by
force
of
any
such
conueiance
,
or
that
she
being
thereof
so
seised
,
tooke
to
husband
the
said
I.
W.
or
that
by
force
of
the
saide
entermariage
the
saide
I.
W.
and
the
saide
I.
to
the
knowledge
of
these
defendants
,
were
so
lawfully
seised
of
the
said
premisses
,
in
the
right
of
the
said
I.
as
in
the
said
bill
is
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
to
these
defendants
knowledge
the
said
I.
W.
and
I.
haue
the
custodie
of
the
said
I.
S.
the
infant
rightfully
belonging
to
the
said
I.
as
Gardein
in
Socage
,
as
in
the
said
bill
is
likewise
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
deeds
,
euidences
,
and
writings
,
touching
and
concerning
the
premisses
,
and
of
right
belonging
to
the
said
infant
,
or
to
one
of
them
,
are
casually
come
to
the
hands
,
custody
,
and
possession
of
the
said
defendants
other
then
such
deedes
,
euidences
,
and
writings
,
as
the
said
I.
did
deliuer
vnto
the
said
T.
S.
the
one
of
these
defendants
,
which
he
the
said
T.
about
one
yeare
now
last
past
,
or
more
,
vpon
the
receipt
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
writ
of
Subpena
deliuered
to
I.
L.
late
of
H.
Haull
in
the
County
of
D.
Gentleman
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
infant
which
as
he
remembreth
was
done
by
appointment
or
agreement
of
the
said
I.
And
then
an
other
old
deede
or
writing
without
date
conteyning
these
words
following
,
or
the
very
like
in
effect
and
meaning
,
viz.
Sciant
praesentes
&
futur'
quod
ego
Io.
filius
Tho.
de
B.
dedi
concess.
&
hac
praesenti
charta
mea
confirmaui
Duranto
de
Toxdwood
pro
homag'
,
&
seruitio
suo
,
&
pro
quadam
pecuniae
summa
mihi
prae
manibus
soluta
,
totam
terram
meam
quae
vocatur
le
Haule
cliffe
in
territorijs
de
B.
cum
boscis
,
pratis
,
pascuis
,
pasturis
&
omnibus
suis
pertin'
.
sine
aliquo
retento
,
quae
iacet
integre
in
latitud'
int̄
viam
quae
ducit
versus
B.
terram
quam
L.
de
L.
quondam
tenuit
,
&
extendit
se
in
longitudin̄
de
meta
de
B.
vsque
ad
terram
Abbat̄
de
R.
&
terram
quae
fuit
A.
F.
&
terram
R.
de
le
Scagh
,
vna
cum
tota
illa
terra
cum
domibus
&
edificijs
in
ea
sitis
,
cum
omnibus
suis
pertin'
,
quam
R.
de
T.
quondam
tenuit
,
quae
iacet
integre
inter
terra
,
&c.
And
without
that
any
other
matters
,
&c.
A
Bill
to
be
discharged
of
a
Recognisance
for
the
sauing
of
landes
solde
harmelesse
,
for
that
a
lease
made
thereof
by
which
he
seemeth
to
be
dampnified
,
was
either
made
in
trust
or
by
surrender
,
before
the
said
bargaine
,
with
an
answere
,
replication
,
and
reioinder
to
the
same
bill
.
COmplaining
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Lordship
Geor.
Earle
Sect.
120.
of
Shrowsbury
,
that
whereas
Sir
W.
S.
knight
Lord
M.
deceaced
,
in
his
life
time
,
about
nine
yeares
now
past
,
was
lawfully
seised
of
an
estate
of
inheritance
amongst
other
lands
and
tenements
,
of
the
third
part
of
the
scite
&
mansion
house
of
the
late
dissolued
Abbey
,
Monastery
,
or
Priory
of
B.
in
the
county
of
L.
and
of
all
and
singuler
messuages
,
houses
,
edifices
,
buildings
,
orchards
,
gardens
,
fishings
,
ponds
,
lands
,
tenements
,
meadowes
,
pastures
,
commons
,
&
hereditaments
with
the
appurtenances
to
the
said
scite
belonging
,
then
late
in
the
occupation
of
F.
S.
&
afterwards
in
th
occupation
of
one
M.
and
the
said
Lord
M.
being
thereof
so
seised
about
the
xvi
.
day
of
December
in
the
vii
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiesty
that
now
is
,
of
speciall
and
secret
trust
&
confidence
by
him
the
said
Lord
M.
reposed
in
one
W.
S.
of
M.
in
the
county
of
S.
gentleman
,
&
M.
his
wife
or
of
one
of
them
,
did
make
an
Indenture
bearing
date
the
xvi
.
day
of
September
,
in
the
said
vii
.
yeare
of
a
demise
of
the
said
third
part
of
the
said
scite
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
,
with
the
appurtenances
to
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
his
wife
,
to
haue
&
to
hold
the
same
vnto
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
from
the
decease
of
K.
T.
of
S.
for
and
during
the
terme
of
xxi
.
yeares
then
next
ensuing
,
as
by
the
said
Indenture
appeareth
.
And
deliuered
the
said
Indenture
to
be
deliuered
as
his
deed
,
when
the
said
W.
S.
had
performed
certaine
conditions
&
agreements
betweene
them
made
,
vpon
which
Indentures
made
by
them
,
it
was
neuer
intended
nor
agreed
that
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
his
wife
,
or
their
executors
or
assignes
,
or
any
of
them
,
should
take
any
benefit
to
them
:
but
that
the
same
lease
should
be
surrendred
,
and
at
all
times
disposed
at
the
pleasure
of
the
said
Lord
M.
by
force
whereof
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
were
possessed
of
the
interest
of
the
said
terme
accordingly
,
and
being
thereof
so
possessed
,
And
the
said
L.
M.
being
seised
of
the
said
R.
of
the
third
part
of
these
tenements
&
premisses
of
an
estate
of
inheritance
,
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
the
xviii
.
day
of
May
,
in
the
xii
.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
said
Soueraigne
Lady
,
the
said
Lord
.
M.
by
Indenture
bearing
date
the
said
day
and
yeare
,
did
bargaine
and
sell
the
said
third
part
of
the
said
premisses
among
other
things
to
one
I.
C.
of
C.
in
the
county
of
S.
Esquire
,
and
F.
S.
of
S.
in
the
said
County
Gentleman
,
and
their
heires
for
euer
,
by
which
last
recited
Indenture
,
the
said
Lord
M.
for
him
and
his
heires
did
couenant
and
grant
,
to
and
with
the
said
I.
C.
and
F.
S.
and
either
of
them
,
that
aswell
the
said
I.
C.
and
F.
S.
their
heires
and
assignes
,
as
all
the
said
manors
,
and
tenements
,
by
the
said
Indenture
to
them
bargained
and
sold
,
at
the
ensealing
and
deliuery
of
the
same
Indentures
,
were
discharged
,
exonerated
or
saued
harmelesse
,
and
from
thencefoorth
at
all
times
,
and
from
time
to
time
hereafter
for
euer
,
should
be
discharged
,
exonerated
,
acquited
,
or
saued
harmelesse
by
the
said
W.
Lord
M.
his
heires
,
executors
or
administrators
,
of
,
and
from
all
and
singuler
giftes
,
grants
,
leases
,
charges
,
and
incumbrances
,
had
,
made
,
granted
or
suffered
in
,
or
to
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
,
by
the
said
Lord
M.
or
by
any
other
person
or
persons
whatsoeuer
,
other
then
the
said
estate
of
the
said
K.
S.
late
Dutchesse
of
S.
and
certaine
other
things
,
in
,
and
by
the
said
Indenture
excepted
,
as
by
the
said
Indenture
appeareth
.
For
performance
of
which
couenant
of
the
said
Indenture
,
the
said
Lord
M.
Eagle
,
the
second
day
of
Iune
in
the
said
xii
.
yeare
,
became
vounden
vnto
the
said
I.
C.
and
vnto
one
M.
S.
of
I.
L.
in
the
County
of
B.
Esquire
,
by
recognisance
knowledged
in
this
high
court
of
Chancery
in
the
summe
of
two
thousand
pounds
,
as
thereby
appeareth
.
And
shortly
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
sixe
yeares
now
last
past
,
the
saide
K.
late
D.
of
S.
died
and
the
said
I.
C.
and
F.
S.
entred
into
the
manors
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
,
and
were
,
and
yet
be
thereof
seised
in
their
demesnes
,
as
of
fee
,
by
force
of
the
said
conueyance
,
and
the
profits
thereof
arising
and
comming
to
their
owne
vse
tooke
,
and
yet
doe
quietly
so
take
the
same
without
any
interruption
,
let
,
or
trouble
of
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
his
wife
,
and
their
assignes
,
and
euerie
other
person
or
persons
according
to
the
couenant
,
true
intent
,
and
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
&
sale
,
And
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
fiue
yeares
now
last
past
,
the
said
Lord
M.
for
the
summe
of
sixe
thousand
pounds
,
or
thereabouts
,
did
bargaine
and
sell
to
the
said
Earle
and
his
heires
,
the
manor
of
B.
in
the
County
of
Yorke
,
and
diuers
other
lands
and
tenements
in
B.
and
other
places
in
the
said
County
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
Earle
was
thereof
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
and
the
issues
and
profits
thereof
arising
and
growing
,
did
quietly
take
and
conuert
to
his
owne
vse
,
from
the
time
of
the
bargaine
,
during
all
the
life
time
of
the
said
Lord
M.
&
W.
S.
which
was
by
the
space
of
three
yeares
,
after
the
death
of
the
said
Dutchesse
or
thereabouts
.
And
afterwards
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
fiue
yeares
last
past
,
the
said
M.
died
,
since
whose
death
the
said
I.
C.
M.
S.
F.
S.
T.
H.
D.
W.
M.
and
I.
T.
And
the
said
M.
late
wife
of
the
said
W.
S.
and
executrix
or
administratrix
of
the
said
Will
,
as
the
saide
Earle
is
informed
,
by
the
agreement
and
priuitie
of
Ed.
Lord
Morley
,
and
the
Lady
Elizabeth
his
wife
,
daughter
and
heire
of
the
saide
Lord
Mount
Eagle
,
hauing
gotten
into
their
hands
the
said
Indenture
of
demise
,
albeit
that
the
said
T.
performed
not
the
conditions
and
couenants
betweene
him
the
said
Lord
M.
amongst
themselues
,
did
conceale
and
frustrate
the
saide
trust
reposed
by
the
saide
Lord
.
M.
in
the
saide
W.
S.
and
M.
or
the
one
of
them
to
the
intent
to
extend
the
saide
Recognisance
of
two
thousand
pounds
,
vpon
the
saide
manor
of
B
,
And
such
other
lands
and
tenementes
as
the
saide
Earle
hath
purchased
of
the
said
Lord
M.
contrarie
to
the
good
meaning
of
the
said
Lord
M.
contrarie
to
the
great
trust
and
confidence
by
him
reposed
in
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
his
wife
,
and
the
true
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
.
And
for
that
purpose
haue
procured
the
said
estate
and
interest
of
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
of
the
said
third
part
to
be
conueied
to
the
said
M.
to
the
intent
that
the
said
W.
M.
should
enter
into
the
said
third
part
so
leased
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
to
disturbe
the
possession
of
the
said
C.
and
F.
S.
which
he
hath
done
accordingly
,
to
the
intent
that
therby
,
the
said
I.
C.
&
M.
S.
might
haue
some
colour
to
extend
the
said
Recognisance
of
two
thousand
pounds
aginst
the
said
Earle
,
notwithstanding
that
the
said
I.
C.
&
F.
S.
euer
since
the
entrie
of
the
said
M.
haue
quietly
occupied
the
said
demised
third
part
,
&
yet
do
quietly
occupy
the
same
,
not
hauing
had
any
damage
thereby
to
the
value
of
xii
.
d
.
by
reason
of
the
said
lease
,
All
which
notwithstanding
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
said
M.
S.
F.
S.
and
I.
C.
haue
procured
execution
of
the
Recognisance
of
two
thousand
pounds
,
to
be
sued
against
the
said
Earle
by
proces
out
of
this
honorable
Court
,
according
to
the
forme
and
effect
of
the
said
recognisance
,
for
that
as
they
suppose
the
said
third
part
is
charged
with
the
said
lease
thereof
made
to
the
said
S.
and
his
wife
,
and
assigned
by
the
said
S.
to
the
said
W.
M.
who
by
force
thereof
hath
entred
into
the
said
third
part
,
and
disturbed
the
possession
of
the
said
I.
C.
and
F.
S.
and
their
assignes
,
And
for
that
by
meanes
therof
the
said
manors
,
lands
,
and
tenements
to
them
bargained
and
sold
by
the
said
Lord
M.
in
forme
aforesaid
,
were
not
saued
harmelesse
by
the
said
Lord
M.
or
his
heires
of
,
and
from
all
and
singuler
leases
had
,
made
,
or
granted
of
the
said
manor
and
other
the
premisses
mentioned
in
the
said
Indenture
of
Bargaine
and
sale
,
according
to
the
forme
and
effect
thereof
,
which
said
practise
and
compact
is
much
against
the
said
trust
and
meaning
of
the
said
Lord
M.
reposed
in
the
said
W.
S.
and
M.
●is
wife
,
and
against
the
true
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
&
Recognisance
,
tending
to
the
great
losse
and
damage
of
the
said
Earle
,
and
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
if
the
said
purpose
should
not
be
equity
and
consideration
of
this
honorable
Court
be
preuented
and
mette
withall
:
In
consideration
wherof
,
and
for
so
much
as
,
aswell
the
said
trust
touching
the
said
lease
as
the
said
compact
and
agreement
amongst
the
said
parties
to
extend
the
said
Earle
his
said
lands
by
reason
of
the
said
Recognisance
by
matters
secretly
agreed
vppon
amongst
themselues
,
the
said
Earle
not
knowing
any
witnesses
which
were
present
at
the
making
thereof
,
so
that
the
said
Earle
can
very
hardly
make
such
proofe
in
this
honorable
Court
thereof
,
or
of
the
said
conditionall
deliuerie
of
the
said
Indenture
,
as
is
necessary
in
the
behalfe
,
vnlesse
the
said
parties
or
some
of
them
will
confesse
the
same
in
their
answeres
vpon
their
Oathes
in
this
honorable
Court
,
as
the
said
Earle
verely
thinketh
they
will
.
And
for
asmuch
also
as
it
is
very
likely
,
that
the
said
Lord
M.
would
neuer
haue
entred
into
the
said
recognisance
of
two
thousand
pounds
for
the
performance
of
the
said
couenants
of
the
said
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
sale
,
without
making
exception
therein
of
the
saide
lease
,
if
the
said
lease
of
the
said
third
part
before
the
making
of
the
saide
Indenture
of
bargaine
and
conueyance
,
had
not
beene
so
deliuered
of
credit
and
of
trust
frustrated
or
granted
ouer
to
the
said
W.
M.
or
some
other
by
the
consent
and
agreement
of
the
said
I.
C.
and
F.
S.
for
their
benefit
,
for
the
auoiding
of
new
charges
growing
betwene
the
making
of
the
said
lease
&
the
said
bargaine
.
And
albeit
aswell
the
other
two
parts
of
the
said
lands
,
as
all
other
lands
&
tenements
,
with
th
appurtenances
,
bargained
&
sold
by
the
said
Indenture
,
were
&
be
clearly
discharged
of
al
incumbrances
,
according
to
the
true
meaning
of
the
said
Indenture
,
it
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
premises
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
the
said
Earle
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gracious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
I.
C.
M.
S.
E.
L.
M.
and
E.
his
wife
C.
D.
W.
M.
I.
T.
&
M.
commaunding
them
and
euery
of
them
,
at
a
certaine
day
and
place
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limitted
,
to
be
,
and
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chancery
,
then
and
there
to
answere
vnto
the
premisses
,
and
to
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
honour
shall
seeme
to
stand
with
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
the
said
Earle
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
the
defendant
by
meanes
of
en●ermariage
,
with
the
wife
and
executrix
of
one
,
who
by
casuall
meanes
got
the
possession
of
one
deede
of
demise
indented
made
vnto
the
plaintife
,
detaineth
the
said
demise
,
and
by
colour
thereof
doth
occupie
the
tenements
demised
,
and
taketh
the
profits
to
his
owne
vse
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lo.
your
Sect'
121.
daily
Orator
I.
M.
of
B.
in
the
County
of
N.
That
whereas
one
T.
C.
of
D.
within
the
County
of
Y.
did
by
his
deed
Indented
of
demise
,
about
the
fiueteenth
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
nowis
,
demise
and
grant
to
your
said
Orator
,
ten
acres
of
land
,
fiue
acres
of
meadow
,
and
fiue
acres
of
pasture
with
thapppurtenances
,
lying
and
being
in
B.
aforesaid
:
To
haue
and
to
hold
to
your
said
Orator
and
his
assignes
,
for
the
terme
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
from
and
after
a
certaine
day
therein
expressed
,
if
the
said
T.
C.
should
so
long
liue
,
for
the
yearely
rent
of
xx
.
shillings
,
payable
at
the
feast
of
P.
and
Saint
M.
the
Bishop
in
winter
,
by
euen
portions
.
But
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
the
said
Indenture
,
the
certaine
dates
or
contentes
whereof
,
your
saide
Lordshippes
Orator
knoweth
not
,
before
the
day
when
the
said
lease
should
begin
and
take
effect
,
did
by
casuall
meanes
come
to
the
hands
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
one
I.
W.
who
made
his
last
Will
and
Testament
,
and
therein
appointed
one
E.
then
his
wife
,
his
sole
executrix
and
died
,
by
and
after
whose
death
the
said
Indenture
came
into
his
hands
and
custodie
of
the
said
E.
since
which
time
the
said
E.
did
marie
,
and
tooke
to
husband
one
R.
I.
of
B.
by
reason
of
which
intermariage
the
said
Indenture
is
now
come
to
,
and
remaineth
in
the
hands
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
the
said
R.
I.
and
E.
his
wife
,
or
of
the
one
of
them
,
who
by
reason
of
hauing
of
the
said
Indenture
,
without
any
iust
title
or
interest
therein
,
haue
entred
into
the
said
premisses
with
th
appurtenances
,
and
will
not
in
any
wise
quietly
permit
and
suffer
your
Lordships
said
Orator
to
haue
,
and
inioy
his
said
terme
,
of
,
and
in
the
premisses
,
according
to
his
lawfull
right
and
interest
therein
,
but
contrarie
to
all
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
haue
euer
sithence
taken
and
conuerted
,
and
as
yet
doe
daily
take
and
conuert
the
issues
to
their
own
proper
vse
and
behoofe
,
and
will
neither
deliuer
vnto
your
Lordships
said
Orator
the
said
Indenture
,
nor
permit
and
suffer
him
to
haue
and
peaceably
enioy
the
said
premisses
,
as
aforesaid
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
although
your
said
Orator
hath
at
diuers
&
sundrie
times
required
them
so
to
doe
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
as
much
as
your
Lordships
said
Orator
is
without
all
helpe
and
remedie
at
the
common
law
,
for
that
he
knoweth
not
,
nor
remembreth
the
dates
or
contents
,
or
any
other
certainty
of
the
said
Indenture
,
May
it
please
your
good
Lordship
to
grant
her
Maiesties
gracious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
R.
I.
and
E.
his
wife
,
and
to
either
of
them
,
commaunding
them
and
eyther
of
them
thereby
,
personally
to
appeare
before
your
honor
in
her
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chancery
at
W.
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
by
your
honor
therein
to
be
limited
there
,
&c.
A
Bill
against
an
Infant
for
bourding
,
and
apparrell
deliuered
to
him
by
the
plaintife
,
and
for
not
performing
of
a
lease
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
Honorable
Sect.
122.
Lordship
,
your
daily
Orator
T.
T.
of
B.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
husbandman
:
That
whereas
about
foure
yeares
now
last
past
,
one
G.
B.
of
B.
aforesaid
yeoman
,
being
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
●ee
,
of
,
and
in
diuerse
landes
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
with
their
appurtenances
in
B.
aforesaid
,
holden
in
Socage
of
I.
S.
as
of
the
Manor
of
D.
which
said
tenements
and
premisses
the
said
G.
B.
had
by
discent
,
by
and
after
the
death
of
B.
his
late
father
,
and
the
said
G.
B.
being
thereof
so
seised
,
and
being
of
the
age
of
xx
.
yeares
or
thereabuuts
,
and
vnder
the
age
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
about
the
xxv
.
day
of
Iuly
which
was
in
the
thirtie
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiesty
that
now
is
,
by
means
,
counsaile
,
procurement
,
and
perswasion
of
diuers
euill
disposed
persons
(
that
is
to
say
)
one
A.
E.
I.
M.
W.
M.
T.
C.
H.
M.
N.
H.
W.
H.
and
D.
D.
intending
by
their
vngodly
compact
&
practise
to
make
a
pray
of
the
simplicity
of
your
said
Orator
,
being
an
ignorant
vnlearned
man
,
the
said
G.
B.
came
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
pretending
that
he
did
then
beare
great
good
will
and
fauour
to
your
said
Orator
,
and
therefore
entreated
your
said
Orator
that
he
might
boord
&
remaine
with
your
said
Orator
in
his
house
at
B.
aforesaid
,
and
not
onley
haue
meat
,
drinke
,
&
lodging
,
but
also
such
apparrell
&
rayment
as
your
said
Orator
should
thinke
meet
&
conuenient
for
his
degree
&
calling
,
at
the
costs
&
charges
of
your
said
Orator
,
promising
faithfully
and
fully
to
satisfie
your
said
Orator
for
all
such
charges
&
expences
as
he
by
reason
of
the
premisses
should
in
any
wise
sustaine
.
Wherefore
your
said
Orator
giuing
credit
vnto
the
said
G.
B.
in
the
premisses
,
&
thinking
that
,
that
he
had
faithfully
promised
,
he
would
fully
and
effectually
haue
performed
,
did
then
fully
consent
and
agree
,
to
,
and
with
the
said
G.
B.
to
find
him
meat
,
drinke
,
lodging
,
&
apparrell
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
for
the
consideration
promised
as
is
aforesaid
:
By
pretence
wherof
the
said
G.
B.
about
the
same
time
came
to
the
said
house
of
your
said
Orator
,
and
remained
there
with
your
said
Orator
,
vntill
about
the
second
day
of
February
then
next
following
,
during
all
which
time
your
said
Orator
at
his
owne
proper
costes
and
charges
,
did
prouide
and
finde
for
,
and
vnto
the
said
G.
B.
all
manner
of
necessary
meat
,
drinke
,
lodging
,
apparrell
,
and
all
other
things
necessary
for
him
.
About
which
second
of
Februarie
the
said
G.
B.
pretending
to
continue
his
said
fauour
and
good
will
towards
your
said
Orator
,
by
the
like
counsell
,
meanes
,
and
perswasion
of
the
said
euill
disposed
persons
,
and
by
their
compact
and
agreement
,
did
demise
and
lease
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
all
,
or
the
most
part
of
all
the
said
messuage
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
that
he
the
said
G.
B.
so
had
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
by
discent
from
his
said
father
,
to
haue
and
to
holdeth
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
with
the
appurtenances
to
him
,
his
executors
and
assignes
,
from
the
feast
of
the
Annunciation
of
the
blessed
virgin
Mary
then
next
ensuing
,
vnto
the
end
and
terme
of
three
yeares
thence
next
ensuing
,
your
said
Orator
&
his
assignes
,
yeelding
&
paying
therefore
at
the
ende
and
expiration
of
the
said
terme
of
three
yeares
xx
.
pounds
of
lawfull
English
money
.
And
also
finding
vnto
the
said
G.
B.
during
the
said
time
of
three
yeares
conuenient
lodging
,
meat
,
drink
and
apparrell
,
and
also
keeping
for
the
said
G.
B.
twenty
sheepe
,
by
reason
of
which
demise
,
your
said
Orator
about
the
said
feast
of
the
Annunciation
of
the
blessed
virgin
Marie
,
did
enter
into
the
saide
demised
messuages
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
and
occupied
the
same
messuages
,
tenements
,
and
premisses
,
by
the
space
of
two
yeares
,
or
thereabouts
,
and
during
the
same
time
,
did
at
his
owne
costes
and
charges
prouide
&
find
vnto
the
said
G.
B.
conuenient
meat
,
drink
,
lodging
,
and
apparrell
,
and
also
his
xx
.
sheepe
,
according
to
the
said
agreement
,
and
besides
those
xx
.
fortie
sheepe
more
at
the
least
,
to
the
charges
of
your
said
Orator
of
one
hundred
Markes
at
the
least
.
But
now
so
it
is
,
if
it
may
please
your
honorable
Lordship
to
vnderstand
,
that
about
the
first
day
of
March
,
which
was
into
the
two
and
thirtie
yeare
of
our
Soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiesties
raigne
that
now
is
,
your
said
Orator
hauing
then
inned
into
the
Barnes
of
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
forty
loads
of
Hay
,
or
thereabouts
,
part
thereof
did
grow
vpon
the
said
tenements
and
premisses
,
but
the
most
part
thereof
was
brought
from
other
places
and
hauing
also
man●red
the
said
grounds
to
his
exceeding
great
costs
and
charges
,
the
said
G.
B.
being
then
of
full
age
,
by
the
like
perswasion
and
procurement
of
the
persons
abouesaid
,
did
enter
into
the
said
demised
tenements
and
premisses
,
whereof
your
said
Orator
was
then
quietly
possessed
,
as
he
then
found
the
same
,
And
he
together
with
the
said
A.
E.
I.
M.
W.
N.
C.
H.
M.
N.
H
,
W.
H.
&
H.
G.
did
take
away
and
conuert
to
their
owne
vses
,
the
most
part
of
the
said
forty
loades
of
Hay
or
thereabouts
to
the
value
of
twenty
markes
at
the
least
.
By
meanes
whereof
your
said
Orator
hauing
against
the
Winter
before
,
prouided
greate
store
of
beastes
and
cattell
for
to
haue
eaten
the
said
Hay
for
the
sustenance
of
them
,
he
was
inforced
to
buy
,
and
did
buy
a
great
quantitie
of
Hay
at
an
excessiue
price
,
or
else
to
haue
famished
the
most
of
his
said
beasts
for
want
of
fodder
,
which
was
to
the
great
losse
and
damage
of
your
said
Orator
:
Neuertheles
the
said
G.
B.
by
the
like
counsel
and
perswasion
of
the
said
euill
disposed
persons
,
albeit
he
hath
beene
sundry
times
gently
required
by
your
said
Orator
to
make
vnto
him
some
reasonable
recompence
and
satisfaction
for
the
losse
of
his
said
terme
and
his
other
damages
,
and
for
such
costes
and
charges
,
as
he
had
bestowed
for
the
manuring
and
bettering
of
the
said
grounds
so
to
him
demised
,
and
for
such
costes
and
charges
as
he
your
said
Orator
did
sustaine
and
beare
,
for
,
and
by
reason
of
the
keeping
,
and
maintaining
of
him
the
said
G.
B.
as
is
aforesaid
,
with
apparrell
,
meat
,
drink
,
and
lodging
,
he
vtterly
denieth
,
and
refuseth
to
yeeld
vnto
him
any
manner
of
satisfaction
or
recompence
for
the
same
,
or
part
thereof
,
alleaging
,
that
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
said
seuerall
contractes
,
he
was
within
the
age
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
and
therefore
and
for
the
incertainty
some
of
the
same
contracts
be
meerely
void
in
law
.
And
not
so
contented
,
doth
yet
by
the
like
counsell
&
perswasion
of
the
said
euill
disposed
persons
,
sue
your
poore
Orator
,
for
the
occupation
and
vse
of
the
said
grounds
,
and
for
the
profits
and
commodities
thereof
during
the
foresaid
terme
.
Notwithstanding
that
he
himselfe
,
and
his
said
confederates
did
so
as
is
aforesaid
,
vniustly
take
away
your
Orators
said
Hay
,
being
of
farre
more
value
then
the
profites
which
he
euer
receiued
,
for
,
or
by
the
grounds
so
to
him
demised
,
did
amount
vnto
,
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
or
good
conscience
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
your
said
Orator
is
a
verie
poore
man
,
and
hath
no
ordinarie
remedie
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
realme
and
dominion
of
England
,
either
to
defend
himselfe
in
the
said
suit
or
to
recouer
any
thing
at
all
against
the
foresaid
G.
B.
as
well
by
reason
that
the
sayd
seuerall
contracts
and
agreements
were
so
vncertainly
made
,
as
is
aforesaid
with
him
,
being
at
the
making
hereof
an
infant
,
as
for
that
the
same
contracts
&
agreements
were
made
priuately
betweene
your
foresaid
Orator
and
him
the
said
G.
B.
few
or
none
being
present
thereat
,
which
can
testifie
the
same
,
neither
can
your
said
Orator
set
downe
in
certain
,
how
much
of
his
said
Hay
they
did
so
take
and
carie
away
,
and
yet
is
there
great
cause
in
equity
why
your
said
Orator
should
be
relieued
for
the
same
in
this
honorable
court
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
,
the
premisses
gratiously
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Q.
maiesties
most
gracious
seuerall
writs
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
G.
B.
A.
E.
I.
M.
W.
M.
T.
C.
H.
M.
N.
H.
W.
H.
&
H.
G.
&
euery
of
them
,
thereby
commanding
them
,
and
euery
of
them
vnder
a
certaine
paine
,
and
at
a
certaine
day
therein
to
be
limitted
and
appointed
,
to
be
,
and
personally
to
appeare
before
your
Honorable
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
most
high
Court
of
Chancerie
,
then
&
there
to
answere
vnto
the
premisses
,
and
to
abide
such
further
order
&
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
honorable
Lordship
shall
seeme
to
stand
with
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
your
sayd
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
vnto
almighty
God
for
the
preseruation
of
your
Honorable
Lordship
in
good
health
long
to
continue
with
much
encrease
of
honor
&c.
A
Bill
of
debt
vppon
a
contract
against
the
suruiuing
partner
,
or
ioynt
chapman
,
and
th
administrator
of
thother
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
sheweth
vnto
your
Honorable
Sect.
123.
Lordship
your
dayly
Orator
R.
P.
of
L.
in
the
countie
of
Yorke
chapman
,
that
whereas
the
third
day
of
May
now
last
past
,
which
was
in
the
fiue
and
thirtie
yeere
of
the
most
prosperous
raigne
of
our
most
gratious
Soueraigne
Ladie
Elizabeth
the
Queenes
most
excellent
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
and
before
and
after
the
said
third
day
of
May
,
one
W.
T.
of
W.
in
the
countie
of
M.
grasier
,
now
lately
deceased
,
were
chapmen
,
partners
,
copercioners
,
or
parting
fellowes
,
did
then
as
partners
and
parting
fellowes
iointly
occupie
together
in
all
maner
aswell
of
buying
,
and
selling
,
bartering
,
or
bargaining
of
beasts
and
cattell
,
with
their
seuerall
stockes
,
and
of
,
and
with
diuers
other
goods
,
beasts
,
and
catttell
taken
vpon
their
credit
,
and
of
,
and
with
all
encrease
and
gaines
from
time
to
time
arising
and
growing
by
reason
of
their
sayd
occupying
,
as
by
factorship
,
alienation
,
exchaunge
,
or
otherwise
,
for
a
certaine
time
betweene
them
the
said
W.
T.
&
R.
W.
priuately
agreed
vpon
,
and
it
was
also
then
agreed
betweene
them
,
that
during
the
time
of
their
said
ioint
occupying
together
or
partnership
,
either
of
the
said
parties
should
be
faithfull
and
true
to
other
in
buying
,
selling
,
and
otherwise
,
as
is
aforesaid
.
And
all
such
lucre
,
profite
and
gaine
,
aduantage
,
benefite
,
and
winning
,
as
should
come
,
grow
,
or
arise
in
buying
and
selling
any
beasts
or
cattell
,
during
their
ioynt
occupying
or
partnership
,
should
be
equally
parted
and
deuided
betweene
the
said
parties
,
so
as
either
of
them
should
haue
his
iust
and
true
moitie
and
portion
of
the
same
.
And
that
at
such
times
as
it
was
betweene
them
agreed
vpon
,
either
of
them
should
make
a
iust
and
true
reckoning
and
accompt
with
other
of
buying
and
selling
,
of
all
such
beasts
and
cattell
,
and
otherwise
as
aforesaid
.
And
it
was
then
also
agreed
betweene
them
the
sayd
W.
T.
and
R.
W.
that
if
any
losse
or
charge
shal
happen
to
either
of
the
said
parties
at
any
time
or
times
during
their
said
ioint
occupying
together
,
&
partnership
by
death
of
a
cattell
,
euill
debts
,
casualties
,
or
otherwise
concerning
their
ioint
occupying
to
any
part
of
the
said
stocke
in
buying
and
selling
of
beasts
or
cattell
,
or
otherwise
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
to
be
impaired
,
that
the
same
losse
and
charge
should
be
equally
borne
by
both
the
said
parties
.
And
if
it
should
happen
either
of
the
said
parties
of
die
during
the
said
ioint
occupying
or
partnerships
,
then
the
executors
or
administrators
of
the
goods
and
chattels
of
the
party
so
dead
should
make
a
iust
&
true
accompt
,
paiment
,
&
deliuery
of
such
part
of
all
encrease
,
gaines
,
beasts
,
cattell
,
&
debts
,
as
should
be
due
to
the
partie
suruiuing
.
And
in
like
maner
that
the
party
suruiuing
should
make
&
declare
to
the
executors
of
the
goods
&
chattels
of
the
party
so
dead
,
a
iust
,
true
&
perfect
accompt
&
reckoning
of
all
the
state
and
qualitie
of
their
said
ioint
occupying
or
partnership
,
and
also
pay
,
deliuer
&
assigne
vnto
the
said
executors
or
administrators
of
the
party
so
dead
,
such
moity
,
halfe
part
&
portion
of
the
said
increase
,
gaines
,
beasts
,
cattell
,
&
debts
,
as
vpon
the
same
accompts
should
then
haue
bin
due
vnto
the
party
so
dead
,
in
so
large
and
ample
maner
,
as
if
he
had
bin
then
liuing
,
and
the
said
ioint
occupying
then
ended
,
at
such
times
,
&
in
such
maner
,
as
it
was
betweene
the
said
parties
agreed
vpon
,
by
force
of
which
agreement
,
they
the
said
W.
T.
&
R.
W.
iointly
,
as
coparteners
,
ioint
Chapmen
,
partners
,
or
parting
fellowes
,
occupied
together
their
said
stocks
,
and
other
things
aforesaid
,
&
according
to
their
mutuall
agreement
,
by
buying
,
selling
,
&
exchanging
of
beasts
&
cattell
,
and
otherwise
,
in
sundray
faires
and
markets
of
this
Realme
of
E.
and
with
diuers
and
sundrie
of
her
Maiesties
faithfull
,
and
louing
subiects
vntill
the
day
of
&c.
nowe
last
past
,
at
which
time
the
said
R.
W.
died
&
the
said
W.
T.
him
suruiued
,
during
which
said
ioint
occupying
together
,
partnership
,
or
society
,
that
is
to
say
,
the
third
day
of
May
now
last
past
,
the
said
R.
for
,
and
to
the
vse
of
himselfe
,
and
of
the
said
W.
T.
his
partner
,
and
ioint
chapman
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
at
M.
in
the
county
of
N.
did
buy
of
your
honors
suppliant
in
the
open
ma●ket
then
there
holden
,
three
Oxen
for
sixe
pound
fiue
shillings
,
of
which
summe
,
part
was
then
in
hand
paid
,
and
the
residue
was
then
agreed
to
be
paide
vnto
your
Orator
vppon
the
Tuesday
in
Whitson
weeke
then
next
following
in
N.
aforesaid
,
and
also
vpon
the
Wednesday
ensuing
the
day
,
commonly
called
or
knowen
by
the
name
of
Holie-thursday
,
the
said
R.
W.
did
also
buy
to
the
vse
of
him
,
&
the
said
T.
of
your
said
Orator
other
two
Oxen
for
8.
pounds
,
to
haue
been
paid
to
your
Orator
vpon
the
said
Tuesday
in
Whitson
weeke
,
at
N.
aforesaid
,
which
said
Oxen
were
then
accordingly
deliuered
to
the
saide
R.
W.
at
N.
aforesaid
,
and
shortly
after
the
said
R.
W.
deliuered
the
same
Oxen
to
the
hands
of
the
said
W.
T.
and
died
,
not
hauing
paied
or
satisfied
this
your
Orator
,
of
and
for
the
said
fourteene
pounds
,
nor
of
any
part
thereof
,
according
to
the
said
bargaine
,
the
said
Oxen
remaining
in
the
hands
and
possession
of
the
said
W.
T.
and
after
the
time
of
the
death
of
the
said
R.
W.
and
were
sithence
by
him
the
said
W.
T.
conuerted
to
his
owne
onely
vse
,
by
meanes
whereof
,
action
accrewed
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
to
demaund
,
and
haue
of
the
said
W.
T.
and
of
one
E.
W.
of
S.
in
the
county
of
E.
widow
,
late
wife
of
the
said
R.
W.
or
of
one
of
them
,
the
said
14
l
.
so
to
him
due
for
the
said
Oxen
,
which
the
said
E.
W.
by
the
compact
and
consent
of
the
said
W.
T.
and
R.
W.
became
executor
to
the
said
R.
W.
and
wrongfully
administred
&
conuerted
to
his
owne
vse
diuers
goos
and
chattels
which
were
belonging
to
the
said
R.
W.
at
the
time
of
his
death
.
And
albeit
your
said
Orator
hath
diuers
and
sundry
times
come
and
sent
to
the
said
W.
T.
and
E.
since
the
death
of
the
said
R.
W.
gently
requiring
payment
of
the
said
summe
of
14.
l
.
so
as
aforesaid
,
being
behinde
and
vnpaid
of
the
price
of
the
said
Oxen
,
notwithstanding
that
diuers
goods
&
chattels
,
which
were
the
said
R.
W.
at
the
time
of
his
death
sufficient
for
the
contentation
of
your
said
Orator
,
of
,
and
for
his
said
debt
of
14.
l
.
And
also
to
performe
the
funerals
of
his
said
R.
W.
and
to
satisfie
all
debts
which
the
said
R.
W.
ought
to
any
person
or
persons
at
the
time
of
his
death
,
came
to
the
hands
&
possess
.
of
the
said
W.
T.
or
E.
W.
or
to
the
hands
&
possess
.
of
such
person
or
persons
,
to
whom
they
the
said
W.
T.
&
E.
W.
or
the
one
of
them
,
haue
left
,
yelded
,
or
deliuered
the
same
,
&
in
their
or
some
of
their
hands
doth
stil
remain
.
Notwithstanding
they
&
either
of
them
haue
diuers
and
sundrie
times
since
the
death
of
the
said
R.
W.
beene
by
your
said
Orator
&
others
in
his
behalfe
gently
required
to
pay
the
same
,
yet
that
to
do
they
and
either
of
them
haue
euer
hitherto
denied
and
refused
,
and
yet
do
denie
and
refuse
to
pay
the
same
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
fraudulen●ly
intending
thereof
and
euerie
part
thereof
craftily
and
subtilly
to
defraud
,
and
deceiue
your
said
Orator
.
And
for
that
purpose
haue
secretly
conueyed
,
concealed
,
and
hid
a
great
part
of
the
goods
and
chattels
,
which
the
said
K.
W.
had
at
the
said
time
of
his
death
being
of
good
value
to
diuerse
persons
,
and
in
diuers
places
to
your
Orator
vtterly
vnknowen
,
so
that
the
same
being
by
that
meanes
left
out
of
the
Inuentory
of
the
goods
of
the
said
R.
W.
to
the
intent
to
das●e
&
blind
the
eies
of
your
Orator
,
and
of
sundry
of
the
said
R.
W.
creditors
to
whom
he
was
in
like
manner
indebted
,
not
knowing
the
trueth
of
their
dealing
,
and
vngodly
practises
and
deuises
,
intending
by
such
colourable
meanes
,
either
vtterly
to
defraud
his
said
creditors
or
so
to
inforce
them
to
rest
contented
with
some
small
part
of
their
true
and
lawfull
debt
.
And
whereas
afterwards
that
is
to
say
,
vpon
Tuesday
next
after
Midsomer
day
now
last
past
,
your
Orator
and
one
T.
T.
of
L.
in
the
County
of
L.
husbandman
by
a
priuate
agreement
betwene
them
made
,
did
ioyntly
buy
of
diuers
persons
to
the
vse
of
them
both
,
eight
Oxen
,
and
seuen
Bullocks
,
or
Steeres
for
diuers
seuerall
sums
of
money
,
and
afterwards
the
said
beasts
that
is
seuen
of
the
said
Oxen
,
and
the
said
seuen
Bullocks
or
Steeres
for
the
price
of
which
14.
beasts
,
and
of
the
said
odde
Oxe
,
your
Orator
and
the
said
T.
T.
afterwards
priuatly
accompted
,
and
he
thereupon
satisfied
your
orator
all
that
to
him
was
due
for
the
same
but
3.
l
.
13.
s.
4.
d
.
or
thereabouts
,
and
being
perswaded
by
the
said
W.
T.
and
E.
W.
and
by
their
pernitious
example
,
not
satisfied
with
their
former
wrong
as
is
said
,
offered
to
your
said
Orator
,
haue
also
perswaded
the
said
T.
T.
not
to
pay
to
your
said
Orator
,
the
said
summe
of
3.
l
.
13.
s.
4.
d
.
or
thereabouts
so
to
him
due
,
for
the
price
of
the
said
Oxen
,
so
that
albeit
the
said
T.
T.
hath
oftentimes
since
the
making
of
the
said
bargaine
and
accompt
,
been
gently
required
by
your
said
Orator
and
others
on
his
behalfe
,
yet
●e
hath
euer
hitherto
denied
and
refused
to
make
paiment
thereof
,
and
still
doth
denie
,
and
refuse
to
do
the
same
,
against
all
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
which
vnlawfull
practises
of
the
said
W.
T.
and
E.
W.
and
T.
T.
are
likely
to
be
to
the
great
losse
,
and
hinderance
of
your
said
Orator
,
if
speedie
remedie
be
not
by
your
good
Lordship
prouided
to
meete
with
,
and
preuent
their
couetous
and
most
vnconscionable
dealings
and
purposes
in
the
premisses
:
wherefore
,
and
for
as
much
as
the
said
agreement
of
partnership
,
and
otherwise
,
made
betwene
the
said
W.
T.
and
R.
W.
&
also
all
the
compacts
and
practises
made
,
by
,
and
betweene
the
said
W.
T.
and
the
said
E.
W.
since
the
death
of
the
said
R.
W.
And
also
the
said
agreement
of
the
ioint
buying
of
the
said
fifteene
beastes
by
your
Orator
,
and
the
said
T.
and
also
the
said
bargaine
betweene
your
Orator
and
the
said
R.
W.
for
the
said
fiue
Oxen
,
as
also
the
said
ioint
buying
of
the
said
fifteen
beasts
by
your
orator
,
&
the
said
T.
T.
were
secretly
and
priuately
made
betweene
themselues
,
so
that
there
is
no
person
liuing
knowen
to
your
said
Orator
,
but
the
said
W.
T.
E.
W.
and
T.
T.
priuie
thereunto
,
that
can
testifie
the
said
seueral
contracts
,
made
betwene
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
R.
W.
of
,
and
for
the
said
fiue
Oxen
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
and
the
said
ioint
buying
of
the
said
fifteene
beasts
by
your
said
Orator
&
the
said
T.
T.
&
their
said
accompts
touching
the
same
,
or
the
said
ioint
occupying
or
partnership
betweene
the
said
W.
and
T.
or
the
said
concealement
,
cunning
,
close
,
and
vnlawfull
dealings
of
the
said
E.
W.
and
T.
in
the
premisses
,
so
that
your
said
Orator
,
through
the
want
of
such
precise
proofe
thereof
(
as
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
doth
in
that
behalfe
require
)
is
altogether
remedilesse
,
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
,
wherein
your
Orator
verely
hopeth
,
that
the
said
W.
T.
E.
W.
and
T.
T.
in
their
seuerall
answeres
to
the
premisses
,
will
seuerally
vpon
their
corporall
Oathes
confesse
the
said
premisses
,
to
be
in
effect
,
as
they
haue
beene
herein
disclosed
and
set
forth
:
It
may
therefore
please
your
Honorable
good
Lordship
,
the
premisses
gratiously
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
her
Maiesties
most
gracious
seuerall
writs
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
said
W.
T.
EW
.
T.
T.
and
to
euery
of
them
,
thereby
commaunding
them
,
and
euery
of
them
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaiue
paine
therein
limitted
,
to
be
,
and
personally
to
appeare
before
your
honorable
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
most
high
Court
of
Chancery
,
then
,
and
there
to
answere
vnto
the
premisses
,
and
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
honorable
Lordship
shall
seeme
to
be
agreeable
with
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
daily
pray
&c.
A
Bill
vpon
a
promise
to
forbeare
debt
due
by
Obligation
vntil
an
other
day
,
and
yet
suing
the
band
.
IN
most
humble
wise
sheweth
and
complaineth
vnto
your
honorable
Sect'
124.
Lordship
&c.
That
whereas
one
R.
F.
of
&c.
in
the
County
aforesaid
Gentleman
,
was
indebted
to
one
W.
P.
of
D.
aforesaid
,
in
the
summe
of
&c.
And
whereas
your
said
Orator
,
at
the
speciall
and
earnest
intreatie
and
request
of
the
said
R.
F.
about
two
yeares
last
past
,
became
bounden
for
the
said
F.
vnto
the
said
W.
P.
by
his
deede
or
writing
Obligatorie
,
in
the
summe
of
&c.
with
Condition
therein
cantained
or
indorced
,
for
the
payment
of
the
summe
of
&c.
vnto
the
said
W.
P.
at
the
feast
of
&c.
which
was
in
the
yeare
&c.
at
,
or
in
the
Church
porch
of
&c.
aforesaid
,
as
by
the
said
deede
or
writing
Obligatorie
doth
and
may
appeare
:
Which
said
summe
of
&c.
your
said
Orator
had
appointed
in
a
readinesse
,
and
purposed
to
pay
the
same
at
the
time
and
place
aforesaid
,
according
to
the
Condition
of
the
said
writing
Obligatorie
:
Whereupon
the
said
W.
P.
the
very
day
appointed
for
the
paiment
of
the
said
&c.
or
the
day
before
,
the
certainty
whereof
your
said
Orator
,
nowe
remembreth
not
,
came
vnto
your
saide
Orator
,
and
vpon
speech
had
betweene
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
P.
touching
the
paiment
of
the
said
money
:
The
said
P.
was
contented
,
and
did
agree
to
forbeare
the
paiment
thereof
,
vntill
the
feast
of
P.
then
next
following
,
and
did
faithfully
assume
and
promise
,
to
,
and
with
your
said
Orator
,
both
then
,
and
at
diuers
times
after
,
to
forbeare
the
paiment
thereof
vntill
the
said
feast
,
and
that
he
would
not
take
any
aduantage
of
the
forfeiture
of
the
said
bonde
against
your
said
Orator
,
but
would
cancell
the
said
bonde
,
and
take
a
newe
bonde
for
the
payment
thereof
at
the
said
feast
of
P.
aforesaid
,
but
neuer
required
any
new
bonde
from
your
said
Orator
:
And
your
saide
Orator
giuing
credite
to
his
promise
and
assumption
aforesaid
,
did
not
pay
the
saide
summe
of
&c.
according
to
the
Condition
of
the
saide
writing
Obligatorie
.
After
which
time
,
the
saide
W.
P.
did
oftentimes
promise
your
saide
Orator
,
to
deliuer
the
saide
bonde
of
&c.
to
your
saide
Orator
to
be
cancelled
,
and
to
take
new
bonde
for
the
payment
of
the
foresaide
summe
of
&c.
at
the
said
feast
of
Penticost
according
to
his
promise
and
agreement
aforesaid
:
And
your
saide
Orator
doubting
that
the
saide
P.
meante
to
delay
him
,
and
driue
him
off
from
time
to
time
,
and
not
fearing
least
the
saide
P.
should
take
anie
aduantage
of
the
forfeiture
of
the
saide
bonde
against
him
,
in
Michaelmas
Terme
last
past
,
your
saide
Orator
demaunded
the
saide
bonde
againe
of
the
saide
P.
in
L.
who
tolde
your
saide
Orator
,
that
he
had
deliuered
ouer
the
saide
bonde
vnto
one
W.
W.
being
his
brother
in
Lawe
,
to
whom
he
had
assigned
ouer
the
saide
bonde
,
and
could
not
release
or
discharge
the
saide
bonde
without
the
assent
of
the
saide
W.
W.
but
would
make
meanes
to
the
saide
W.
W.
for
the
deliuerie
of
the
same
,
and
seemed
to
make
diuers
iourneyes
to
the
saide
W.
W.
to
fetch
the
same
:
And
so
from
time
to
time
delayed
your
saide
Orator
,
and
droue
him
out
with
fayre
wordes
,
vntill
such
time
as
your
saide
Orator
was
vppon
occasion
of
busines
,
inforced
to
ride
out
of
L.
into
the
Countrey
:
And
shortely
after
,
your
saide
Orator
purposing
to
get
the
same
bonde
out
of
the
saide
P.
and
W.
handes
,
did
in
the
said
Michaelmas
Terme
,
send
one
G.
V.
his
seruant
to
L.
with
the
said
money
,
to
make
payment
thereof
vnto
the
saide
W.
and
P.
and
to
receiue
the
said
bond
,
who
comming
to
L.
accordingly
to
the
said
W.
and
P.
and
declaring
vnto
them
,
that
he
was
come
to
make
paiment
of
the
foresaid
summe
of
&c.
and
to
receiue
the
said
bond
,
the
said
W.
then
told
the
said
N.
that
the
said
bond
was
not
then
in
his
custody
or
keeping
:
But
the
said
W.
did
then
and
there
promise
,
that
if
the
said
V.
would
deliuer
ouer
a
bond
which
he
had
in
his
keeping
of
trust
,
to
the
vse
of
the
sa●d
P.
that
then
the
said
W.
and
P.
would
the
next
day
following
,
come
to
the
said
V.
his
lodging
,
and
receiue
the
said
&c.
and
deliuer
ouer
the
foresaid
bond
of
,
&c.
vnto
him
,
vpon
whose
promise
the
said
V.
did
then
presently
(
trusting
to
his
faire
speeches
)
deliuer
the
said
bond
which
he
had
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
P.
to
the
said
P.
or
W.
accordingly
.
But
so
it
is
(
may
it
please
your
good
Lo.
)
that
the
said
P.
&
W.
nothing
at
all
regarding
their
foresaid
seuerall
promisses
,
agreements
,
and
assumptions
made
,
to
,
and
with
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
V.
as
aforesaid
,
haue
not
onely
hitherto
refused
and
denied
to
deliuer
ouer
the
said
bond
of
&c.
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
according
to
the
promises
and
agreements
made
,
as
aforesaid
,
but
yet
do
vtterly
refuse
and
deny
to
do
the
same
:
albeit
your
said
Orator
did
oftentimes
,
both
before
the
said
feast
of
&c.
as
aforesaid
,
and
diuers
times
since
,
offer
to
make
paiment
of
the
said
summe
of
&c.
vnto
the
said
P.
and
W.
according
to
the
foresaid
agreement
,
and
yet
is
readie
and
willing
to
pay
the
same
:
But
also
the
said
P.
and
W.
purposing
to
bring
vpon
your
said
Orator
the
whole
penalty
and
forfeiture
of
the
said
bond
of
&c.
haue
,
or
one
of
them
hath
of
late
,
contrarie
to
the
foresaid
assumptions
&
agreements
made
,
as
aforesaid
,
&
contrary
to
all
honesty
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
,
commenced
suit
at
the
common
law
against
your
said
Orator
vpon
the
said
bond
,
to
his
great
losse
and
hinderance
.
And
the
said
W.
P.
hath
of
late
vtterly
denied
,
that
euer
he
promised
to
forbeare
the
paiment
of
&c.
vntill
the
foresaid
feast
of
&c.
contrary
to
the
trueth
,
and
contrary
to
all
equity
and
good
conscience
:
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
as
much
as
your
said
Oratar
cannot
pleade
the
promise
and
agreement
of
the
said
P.
made
to
your
saide
Orator
,
for
forbearing
of
the
money
(
as
aforesaid
)
in
barre
of
the
said
bond
at
the
common
law
,
and
thereby
is
void
of
all
remedie
,
at
,
and
by
che
strict
order
and
course
of
the
common
law
of
this
Realme
,
nor
can
vse
nor
bring
any
action
of
the
case
against
the
said
P.
or
W.
upon
their
said
promises
and
assumptions
,
for
that
your
said
Orator
cannot
make
any
such
sufficient
proofe
thereof
,
as
by
the
common
law
is
in
such
case
required
,
for
that
the
same
were
made
priuatly
betweene
themselues
,
and
no
witnesses
called
thereunto
.
And
for
as
much
as
your
said
Orator
verely
thinketh
that
the
said
W.
P.
and
W.
W.
being
called
into
this
most
honorable
court
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
will
in
their
answere
vpon
their
corporall
oathes
confesse
the
foresaid
conclusions
,
promises
,
and
agreements
made
,
as
a
foresaid
,
and
disclose
the
trueth
of
the
premisses
:
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordshippe
,
the
premisses
considered
,
to
grant
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
the
Queenes
most
gracious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
vnto
them
the
said
W.
P.
and
W.
W.
commanding
them
,
and
either
of
them
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vpon
a
certaine
paine
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
appointed
,
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
,
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
high
Court
of
Chauncery
,
then
,
and
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
:
And
further
to
stand
to
,
and
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
be
thought
most
meete
and
conuenient
in
that
behalfe
.
And
your
said
Orator
,
according
to
his
bounden
duty
,
shall
daily
pray
vnto
God
for
the
good
and
prosperous
estate
of
your
Lordship
,
in
honor
long
to
continue
.
The
Answere
of
W.
P.
and
W.
W.
defendants
,
to
the
bill
of
complaint
of
E.
L.
complainant
.
THe
said
defendants
,
and
either
of
them
saith
,
that
for
the
most
part
Sect.
125.
the
said
bil
is
vntrue
,
slaunderous
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
the
matters
therein
contained
,
deuised
of
malice
,
to
put
these
defendants
to
needlesse
charges
and
expences
in
law
,
without
any
sufficient
cause
so
to
do
:
The
aduantage
of
exception
to
which
insufficient
bill
to
these
defendants
at
all
times
saued
,
For
answere
they
say
,
and
first
the
said
W.
P.
for
himselfe
saith
,
that
true
it
is
,
that
the
said
complainant
did
become
bound
to
these
defendants
,
by
his
obligation
in
the
summe
of
&c.
with
condition
indorced
for
the
true
paiment
of
the
said
summe
&c.
at
a
day
long
since
past
,
The
which
summe
this
defendant
did
verely
thinke
to
haue
receiued
accordingly
,
and
thereof
did
make
reckoning
,
as
of
a
debt
then
to
be
paid
to
him
,
and
for
that
cause
did
at
the
very
day
appointed
for
the
paiment
of
the
same
,
repaire
vnto
the
place
specified
in
the
condition
of
the
said
obligation
,
where
the
said
money
should
be
paid
,
and
there
did
attend
for
the
same
,
in
hope
to
haue
receiued
it
accordingly
:
But
the
said
complainant
,
meaning
nothing
lesse
then
the
satisfying
of
the
said
debt
,
left
the
same
vnpaide
,
to
the
great
hinderance
,
losse
,
and
discredite
of
these
defendants
.
And
this
defendant
further
saith
,
that
he
hath
often
and
sundry
times
sithence
the
said
money
was
due
,
made
meanes
to
the
complainant
for
payment
of
the
same
,
who
from
time
to
time
with
faire
promises
(
now
almost
these
three
yeares
)
hath
delaied
this
defendant
to
his
greater
hinderance
,
then
the
valew
of
the
said
summe
:
By
reason
whereof
,
and
for
as
much
as
the
complainant
hath
sought
diuers
indirect
waies
and
meanes
to
get
the
said
Obligation
of
&c.
out
of
the
hands
of
this
defendant
with
intent
neuer
to
pay
penny
of
the
debt
aforesaid
:
This
defendant
hath
caused
the
said
Obligation
to
be
put
in
suite
,
as
he
thinketh
it
is
lawfull
for
him
to
doe
,
without
that
,
that
the
complainant
to
the
knowledge
of
the
defendant
did
prepare
in
a
readinesse
to
haue
paid
the
said
&c.
at
the
time
and
place
,
according
to
the
condition
of
the
Obligation
aforesaid
:
Or
that
this
defendant
vpon
the
very
day
appointed
for
the
paiment
of
the
same
&c.
or
the
day
before
,
(
or
in
trueth
at
any
time
else
)
did
come
to
the
complainant
,
and
had
speech
with
him
,
that
he
was
contented
and
did
agree
to
forbeare
the
punishment
thereof
,
vntill
the
feast
of
&c.
then
next
following
,
or
did
assume
and
promise
,
to
,
and
with
the
complainant
,
both
then
,
&
at
diuers
times
after
to
for
beare
the
payment
thereof
,
vntill
the
said
feast
,
and
would
not
take
any
aduantage
of
the
forfeiture
of
the
said
bond
,
but
would
cancell
the
said
bond
,
and
would
take
new
bond
for
the
paiment
thereof
,
at
the
said
feast
of
P.
as
in
the
said
bill
is
most
falsely
declared
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
complainant
to
the
knowledge
of
the
defendant
did
send
one
G.
V.
his
seruant
to
L.
with
the
said
money
to
make
payment
thereof
to
one
of
these
defendants
,
as
also
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vntruely
alleaged
.
For
this
defendant
saith
,
that
he
sought
often
to
the
complainant
,
and
made
means
vnto
him
,
to
haue
the
said
defendant
eyther
to
be
paide
in
noney
,
or
that
he
might
be
satisfied
thereof
some
other
way
,
who
made
him
many
promises
to
do
the
same
with
speed
,
but
neuer
ment
or
intended
it
,
for
any
thing
that
this
defendant
could
get
to
the
contrary
.
And
the
said
W.
W.
the
other
of
these
defendants
for
himself
saith
:
That
whereas
he
is
charged
to
haue
made
promise
to
the
said
V.
that
if
he
would
deliuer
a
bonde
which
he
had
in
his
keeping
of
trust
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
P.
that
then
he
this
defendant
and
the
said
P.
would
the
next
day
following
,
come
to
the
said
V.
his
lodging
,
and
receiue
the
said
summe
of
&c.
and
deliuer
ouer
the
said
bonde
of
&c.
He
this
defendant
saith
,
that
he
neuer
made
any
such
promise
to
the
said
V.
to
his
remembrance
,
neither
was
there
any
cause
at
all
that
he
should
so
doe
aswell
because
in
trueth
,
and
in
honestie
the
said
V.
ought
to
make
deliuerie
of
the
said
bonde
,
so
committed
vnto
him
,
but
of
trust
,
as
appeareth
by
the
plantifes
owne
shewing
,
as
also
for
that
this
defendant
was
informed
,
that
the
said
V.
had
deliuered
the
said
bonde
before
that
they
two
mette
together
to
talke
of
the
saide
debt
.
And
this
defendant
further
saith
,
that
although
it
were
true
,
that
he
had
made
such
promise
(
as
aforesaid
)
yet
were
it
nothing
at
all
materiall
for
the
reliefe
of
the
complainant
,
aswell
for
the
cause
aforesaid
,
as
also
for
that
this
defendant
had
no
power
of
himselfe
to
doe
,
eyther
good
or
hurt
in
the
matter
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
whatsoeuer
materiall
in
the
said
vntrue
bill
to
b
answered
vnto
,
and
not
in
this
answere
sufficiently
answered
,
confessed
,
and
auoided
,
trauersed
,
or
denied
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
these
defendantes
are
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
,
as
this
most
honorable
Court
shall
awarde
,
and
prayen
to
be
dismissed
with
their
reasonable
costes
in
this
behalfe
wrongfully
sustained
.
The
Replication
of
E.
L.
Esq.
Complainant
,
to
the
Answere
of
W.
P
,
and
W.
W.
Defendant
.
THe
said
Complainant
replieth
and
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
Sect.
126.
by
him
exhibited
into
this
most
honorable
court
,
is
very
true
,
certaine
,
and
sufficient
,
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
And
that
the
matters
therein
contained
,
are
neither
deuised
,
imagined
,
practised
,
or
set
forth
by
him
the
said
complainant
,
for
any
such
cause
or
purpose
,
as
the
defendants
in
their
answeres
haue
vntruely
imagined
,
but
the
same
is
grounded
vpon
good
and
iust
cause
,
as
by
the
contents
thereof
doth
and
may
appeare
.
And
further
saith
,
that
the
answere
of
the
said
defendant
is
verie
vntrue
,
vncertaine
,
and
insufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
replied
vnto
,
The
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
incertainety
and
insufficiencie
thereof
to
the
said
complainant
,
nowe
,
and
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
.
The
saide
complainant
for
further
replication
saith
,
that
he
doth
,
and
will
auerre
,
iustifie
,
maintaine
,
and
proue
,
all
,
and
eueuerie
matter
,
article
,
sentence
,
and
thing
,
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
contained
,
to
be
good
,
iust
,
and
true
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
,
and
forme
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
they
be
truely
set
forth
,
shewed
,
and
declared
.
And
further
the
said
complainant
saith
,
that
he
doth
,
and
will
auerre
and
proue
,
as
this
most
honorable
Court
shall
and
will
awarde
,
that
the
said
compainant
did
prepare
in
a
readines
,
and
purposed
to
pay
the
foresaid
summe
&c.
in
the
said
bill
&
answere
mentioned
,
at
the
time
and
place
in
the
condition
of
the
said
obligation
mentioned
,
according
to
the
true
intent
and
meaning
of
the
condition
of
the
said
obligation
in
such
sort
,
maner
,
&
forme
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
most
truly
set
forth
&
alleaged
.
And
that
the
very
day
appointed
for
the
paiment
thereof
,
or
the
day
before
,
the
said
W.
P.
one
of
the
said
defendants
did
come
to
the
said
complainant
,
and
vpon
speech
had
betweene
them
touching
the
paiment
of
the
said
money
,
the
said
defendaut
was
contented
,
&
did
agree
to
forbeare
the
paiment
thereof
,
vntill
the
feast
of
&c
the●
next
following
,
in
such
sort
,
maner
,
and
forme
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
most
truely
alleaged
.
With
that
also
,
that
the
said
W.
P.
did
faithfully
assure
and
promise
,
to
and
with
the
said
complainant
,
both
then
,
and
at
sundry
times
after
,
to
forbeare
the
paiment
thereof
,
vntill
the
said
feast
of
&c.
aforesaid
,
and
would
not
take
any
aduantage
of
the
forfeiture
of
the
said
bond
against
the
said
complainant
,
but
would
cancel
the
said
bond
and
take
new
bond
for
the
paiment
therof
,
at
the
feast
aforesaid
.
And
that
the
said
complainant
,
relying
vpon
the
foresaid
agreement
,
promise
,
and
assumption
of
the
said
P.
for
the
forbearing
of
the
said
&c.
vntil
the
said
feast
of
&c.
aforesaid
,
and
for
the
taking
of
a
newe
bond
for
the
payment
thereof
,
at
the
feast
aforesaid
,
did
not
pay
the
same
,
according
to
the
condition
of
the
foresaid
Obligation
,
which
otherwise
he
would
haue
done
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
,
and
forme
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
also
most
truely
set
forth
and
declared
.
And
with
that
also
,
that
the
said
complainant
in
Mich.
Terme
last
past
,
sent
the
said
G.
V.
his
seruant
to
L.
with
the
said
money
to
make
payment
thereof
.
And
that
the
said
W.
W.
the
other
defendant
vpon
offer
of
tender
of
the
foresaid
summe
of
money
by
the
said
V.
The
said
W.
W.
did
promise
to
deliuer
the
saide
bond
vnto
the
said
V.
within
short
time
after
,
so
as
the
said
V.
would
deliuer
ouer
a
bond
which
he
had
in
his
keeping
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
P.
and
would
also
at
a
time
betwene
them
agreed
on
,
make
paiment
of
the
said
summe
of
&c.
which
bond
was
deliuered
ouer
accordingly
,
to
the
said
P.
or
W.
by
the
said
V.
And
the
said
V.
was
readie
to
tender
and
pay
the
said
money
,
according
to
the
said
appointment
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
,
and
forme
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
also
truely
alleaged
.
Without
that
,
that
the
said
W.
P.
one
of
the
said
defendants
,
sought
often
to
the
said
complainant
,
and
made
meanes
to
him
to
haue
the
saide
debt
,
either
to
be
paid
in
mony
,
or
that
he
might
be
satisfied
therof
,
some
other
way
,
who
made
him
many
faire
promises
to
do
the
same
,
but
neuer
ment
,
or
intended
it
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
,
and
forme
,
as
in
the
saide
answere
is
most
vntruly
alleaged
:
For
the
said
complainant
saith
,
that
he
did
often
and
sundrie
times
,
both
before
the
said
feasts
&c.
and
diuers
times
sithence
,
offer
to
make
paiment
of
the
said
summe
&c.
vnto
the
said
W.
P.
and.
W.
and
alwaies
was
,
and
yet
is
readie
and
willing
,
vppon
the
redeliuerie
of
the
foresaid
bond
,
to
pay
the
same
,
in
such
sort
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
most
truely
shewed
and
alleaged
.
And
without
that
also
,
that
any
other
thing
,
matter
,
or
circumstance
in
the
said
aunswere
mentioned
,
materiall
or
effectuall
to
be
replied
vnto
,
and
in
this
Replication
not
sufficiently
confessed
,
auoyded
,
denied
,
trauersed
or
otherwise
replied
vnto
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
the
said
complainant
is
readie
to
auerre
and
prooue
,
as
this
most
Honorable
Court
shall
and
will
awarde
.
And
prateth
,
as
before
in
his
said
bill
of
complaint
he
praied
.
The
Ioint
and
seuerall
Reioinder
of
W.
P.
and
W.
W.
defendants
to
the
Replication
of
E.
L.
complainant
.
THe
said
defendants
say
,
and
either
of
them
for
himselfe
seuerally
Sect.
127.
saith
,
that
the
Replication
of
the
said
complainant
is
vniust
and
vntrue
,
and
very
insufficient
in
the
law
by
these
defendantes
,
or
either
of
them
to
be
reioined
vnto
.
Notwithstanding
all
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
incertainty
and
insufficiency
thereof
to
these
defendants
,
and
to
either
of
them
at
all
times
hereafter
being
saued
,
for
reioinder
vnto
the
said
in
sufficient
replication
:
These
defendants
say
,
and
either
of
them
for
himselfe
seuerally
saith
in
all
and
euerie
matter
and
thing
,
as
they
and
either
of
them
in
their
seueral
answeres
haue
said
,
without
that
that
any
other
matter
,
cause
,
or
thing
whatsoeuer
,
materiall
or
effectuall
contained
in
the
said
replication
,
&
by
these
defendants
or
either
of
them
to
be
reioined
vnto
,
and
not
herein
sufficiently
confessed
and
auoided
,
trauersed
or
denied
,
is
true
.
All
and
euerie
which
matters
and
things
these
defendants
and
either
of
them
are
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
,
&c.
A
Bill
for
detaining
lands
with
euidences
.
MOst
humblie
complaining
&c.
your
daily
Orator
I.
S.
of
A.
in
Sect.
128
.
the
County
of
H.
Husbandman
.
That
whereas
R.
S.
of
H.
in
the
County
of
H.
aforesaid
Husbandman
,
and
grandfather
to
your
Orator
was
in
his
life
time
seised
in
his
demes●e
as
of
fee
,
or
in
fee
taile
,
of
,
and
in
certaine
messuages
,
lands
and
tenements
,
to
the
yearely
valew
of
&c.
or
there
abouts
,
lying
in
H.
aforesaid
,
and
of
the
same
died
seised
:
By
force
whereof
the
said
tenements
discended
and
came
(
as
of
right
they
ought
)
vnto
one
I.
S.
father
to
your
said
Orator
,
sonne
and
heire
to
the
said
R.
who
afterwards
entred
into
the
same
,
and
was
for
diuers
yeares
seised
of
the
tenements
accordingly
,
vntil
about
the
first
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
the
late
King
Edward
the
sixt
.
At
which
time
one
W.
G.
of
H.
aforesaid
,
happening
by
casuall
meanes
to
get
into
his
possession
all
the
euidences
,
charters
,
and
writings
concerning
the
said
lands
and
tenements
:
And
knowing
that
your
said
Orators
father
could
not
for
want
of
those
euidences
,
charters
,
&
writings
defend
his
right
,
title
,
and
interest
to
the
lands
aforesaid
,
entred
also
into
the
said
tenementes
,
and
the
same
wrongfully
did
withhold
and
detaine
,
during
the
terme
of
his
naturall
life
:
sithence
which
time
,
one
T.
G.
of
H.
aforesaid
,
and
E.
G.
widow
,
mother
to
the
said
T.
hath
also
entered
into
the
said
tenements
,
and
the
same
to
this
day
most
vniustly
withholdeth
,
together
with
all
the
charters
,
euidences
,
and
writings
aforesaid
,
which
in
right
and
equitie
belong
and
appertaine
to
your
Orator
,
as
sonne
and
heire
to
the
said
I.
S.
now
deceased
:
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
your
Orator
doth
now
know
the
certaine
dates
of
the
charters
,
euideneds
,
and
writings
aforesaid
,
nor
of
any
of
them
,
neyther
doth
know
whether
they
are
in
bagges
,
or
boxe
sealed
,
or
in
chest
locked
,
he
is
without
all
remedie
at
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
and
also
without
all
other
meanes
how
to
finde
reliefe
in
this
behalfe
,
except
your
honorable
Lordships
fauour
extended
.
And
that
the
said
T.
G.
and
E.
G.
may
by
your
Lordships
order
be
compelled
vpon
their
oathes
,
plainely
,
and
truely
to
shew
forth
their
estate
,
in
,
and
to
the
tenements
aforesaid
,
and
also
to
shew
what
right
,
title
,
or
interest
they
haue
or
claime
,
in
,
and
to
the
same
,
&
likewise
to
shew
the
effect
and
certaine
dates
of
such
charters
,
euidences
,
and
writings
,
aforesaid
,
as
they
,
or
eyther
of
them
haue
in
their
possession
concerning
the
said
tenements
aforesaid
,
or
any
part
thereof
.
May
it
therefore
,
&c.
as
before
.
The
Answere
.
THese
defendants
by
protestation
say
,
and
euery
of
them
saith
that
Sect.
129.
the
bill
of
complaint
exhibited
into
this
honorable
Court
,
is
for
the
most
part
vncertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
.
And
that
the
matters
therein
contained
are
deuised
by
the
complainant
onely
,
to
molest
and
trouble
these
defendantes
,
being
verie
poore
,
rather
then
vpon
any
iust
cause
.
Neuerthelesse
the
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
vncertaintie
and
insufficiencie
of
the
said
bill
to
these
defendantes
at
all
times
saued
:
For
aunswere
and
declaration
of
the
trueth
,
they
say
,
and
euery
of
them
saith
,
that
true
it
is
that
one
R.
S.
of
F.
in
her
Maiesties
Countie
of
H.
was
in
his
life
time
seised
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
one
messuage
,
and
certaine
lands
and
tenements
in
H.
in
the
said
County
of
H.
and
being
so
seised
by
his
deed
of
foffement
vnder
his
hand
and
seale
,
about
the
xxxvi
.
yeare
of
King
H.
the
viii
.
conueyed
and
assured
the
same
messuage
and
lands
vnto
one
I.
S.
his
sonne
,
and
to
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
as
by
the
deed
of
the
said
R.
vnder
his
hand
and
seale
redy
to
be
shewed
vnto
this
honorable
Court
doth
and
may
appeare
:
By
force
whereof
the
said
I.
S.
was
thereof
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
And
being
so
thereof
seised
,
for
a
certaine
summe
of
money
to
him
paid
by
W.
G.
father
of
one
of
the
defendants
,
did
conuey
and
assure
the
said
messuage
and
lands
vnto
the
said
W.
G.
and
his
heires
with
warrantie
,
as
by
the
deed
and
release
of
the
foresaid
I.
S.
doth
and
may
appeare
:
After
which
the
foresaid
W.
G.
the
father
vnto
the
said
defendant
died
of
the
said
messuage
and
lands
seised
,
After
whose
death
these
defendants
entred
into
the
said
tenements
,
and
the
same
enioyed
the
their
own
profits
and
commodities
,
as
lawfull
was
for
them
to
die
:
without
that
,
that
R.
S.
of
H.
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
was
seised
of
the
messuage
and
lands
in
the
bill
mentioned
in
fee
taile
,
or
that
the
said
I.
S.
father
of
the
complainant
was
seised
of
the
premisses
in
the
first
yeare
of
King
Edward
the
sixt
,
or
that
the
said
W.
G.
father
of
one
of
the
defendants
got
the
possession
of
the
messuage
,
&
the
euidences
concerning
the
same
,
other
wise
then
was
lawfull
for
him
to
doe
:
Or
that
the
defendantes
,
or
any
of
them
do
vniustly
withhold
the
said
messuage
or
lands
in
the
bill
mencioned
,
or
the
euidences
concerning
the
same
,
otherwise
then
is
lawfull
for
them
to
do
in
respect
of
their
right
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
messuage
and
lands
with
the
euidences
concerning
the
same
do
in
right
or
equitie
appertaine
to
the
Complainant
,
as
sonne
and
heire
to
I.
S.
the
father
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
in
the
said
bill
contained
concerning
these
defendants
,
and
not
in
this
answere
sufficiently
confessed
,
and
auoyded
,
trauersed
,
or
denyed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
these
foresaid
defendants
are
&c.
vt
supra
.
The
Replication
.
THe
Complainant
auerreth
and
maintaineth
his
said
bill
of
complaint
,
Sect.
130.
and
all
and
euery
the
matters
and
things
therein
contained
to
be
verie
good
,
iust
,
and
true
,
in
such
sort
,
maner
,
and
forme
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
declared
.
And
saith
,
that
the
answere
of
the
defendants
for
the
most
part
is
vncertaine
,
vntrue
,
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
:
Neuerthelesse
all
aduantages
of
erception
to
the
insufficiency
thereof
to
this
complainant
,
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
:
For
replication
saith
in
all
and
euery
thing
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
he
hath
said
.
And
further
saith
,
that
he
doubteth
not
but
that
he
can
verie
sufficiently
proue
that
the
said
I.
S.
this
complainants
father
,
was
about
the
first
yere
of
the
raigne
of
King
Eow
.
the
sixth
,
or
not
long
before
,
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
taile
of
the
foresaid
mesuage
,
lands
,
and
tenements
in
the
said
bill
mencioned
.
And
he
also
hopeth
to
proue
all
the
rest
of
the
said
bill
to
be
true
,
in
such
sort
as
the
same
is
truely
declared
and
set
downe
:
without
that
,
that
the
foresaid
R.
S.
this
complaynants
graundfather
being
seised
of
the
premisses
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
did
lawfully
by
his
deede
of
feoffement
vnder
his
hand
and
seale
,
about
the
xxxvi
.
yere
of
king
H.
the
eight
,
conuey
and
assure
the
said
mesuage
and
lands
vnto
one
I.
S.
his
sonne
,
and
to
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
:
Or
that
the
said
I.
S.
being
of
the
premisses
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
for
a
certaine
summe
of
money
to
him
paied
by
the
said
W.
G.
father
of
one
of
the
defendants
,
did
lawfully
conuey
and
assure
the
said
mesuage
and
lands
vnto
W.
G.
one
of
the
said
defendants
,
and
his
heires
with
warrantie
,
as
in
the
said
answere
is
verie
vntruely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
W.
G.
father
to
one
of
the
defendants
,
died
of
the
said
mesuage
and
lands
seised
in
such
fort
,
as
in
the
said
answere
is
likewise
declared
,
or
that
it
was
lawfull
for
the
said
defendants
after
the
death
of
the
said
W.
G.
to
enter
and
occupie
the
foresaid
mesuage
and
lands
,
as
also
in
the
said
answere
is
inserted
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
&c.
All
which
&c.
vt
supra
.
A
Bill
for
debt
leuied
by
extent
.
COmplaining
sheweth
&c.
A.
B.
of
&c.
That
whereas
the
said
A.
B.
Sect.
131.
in
the
beginning
of
her
Maiesties
Raigne
,
liuing
in
her
highnes
Court
,
for
his
furniture
of
iewels
,
plate
,
money
,
and
such
like
,
had
credit
with
one
C.
D.
Citizen
and
Goldsmith
of
London
,
for
the
which
as
he
had
occasion
to
borrow
any
money
,
or
take
by
any
wares
,
so
he
deliuered
his
Bils
or
Obligations
for
the
true
paiment
of
any
such
money
so
borrowed
,
or
for
the
price
of
any
such
wares
so
bought
,
at
daies
betwixt
them
agreed
:
which
daies
,
he
alwaies
kept
,
or
tooke
order
for
the
for
bearing
thereof
by
himselfe
,
or
his
seruants
,
such
as
he
did
imploy
in
those
affaires
:
Amongst
which
there
was
in
D.
in
the
first
yeare
of
&c.
a
certaine
debt
or
reckoning
(
of
how
much
certainely
he
now
remembreth
not
)
betwixt
him
the
said
C.
D.
and
the
said
A.
B.
for
the
which
he
the
said
A.
B.
was
bound
to
the
said
C.
D.
in
the
summe
of
&c.
by
his
deed
obligatory
,
bearing
date
&c.
which
Obligation
(
as
he
now
remembreth
)
was
single
with
a
defeasance
for
the
debt
,
which
was
then
agreed
vpon
to
be
answered
at
a
certaine
day
following
which
said
debt
he
the
said
A.
B.
paied
accordingly
by
his
then
seruants
and
officers
,
who
vnknowing
vnto
the
said
A.
B.
did
negligently
(
as
is
to
be
coniectured
)
leaue
the
bonds
in
the
hands
of
the
said
C.
D.
after
the
reckoning
and
debt
paid
or
discharged
.
And
so
afterwards
the
said
A.
B.
did
deale
and
continue
in
further
credit
with
the
said
C.
D.
for
diuerse
other
great
summes
of
money
,
iewels
,
and
plate
,
some
vpon
the
said
Goldsmithes
booke
,
and
some
vpon
Bils
,
and
Bonds
,
whereof
the
most
part
were
afterwards
discharged
,
sauing
one
debt
by
Recognisa●ce
about
the
foure
and
twentie
day
of
,
&c.
in
the
&c.
being
to
the
value
of
200.
markes
.
In
which
said
latter
debt
,
the
said
A.
B.
presuming
of
friendship
,
and
friendly
dealing
at
the
said
C.
D.
his
hands
,
because
he
had
beene
a
very
good
customer
vnto
him
,
did
not
so
precisely
keepe
his
day
,
thinking
he
would
haue
reasonably
dealt
with
him
,
being
allowed
for
consideration
for
forbearing
thereof
,
as
at
other
times
he
had
done
.
Notwithstanding
,
he
the
said
C.
D.
contrarie
to
the
said
A.
B.
his
expectation
,
did
put
the
same
Recognisance
in
suit
presently
after
the
forfeiture
thereof
.
And
the
said
A.
B.
being
them
busied
in
her
Maiesties
seruice
,
the
said
C.
D.
had
iudgement
vpon
the
said
recognisance
against
him
before
he
could
send
vp
to
take
any
order
for
the
said
latter
debt
by
the
said
recognisance
,
and
after
tooke
execution
of
the
moitie
of
amanor
of
the
said
A.
B.
called
&c.
in
&c.
which
for
the
payment
and
performance
of
the
said
debt
was
extended
vnto
twentie
markes
by
the
yeare
,
And
so
did
leuie
the
said
whole
forfeiture
vpon
the
said
A.
B.
his
manors
and
lands
with
great
extremitie
,
vpon
which
extreme
dealing
he
the
said
A.
B.
finding
himselfe
most
cruelly
and
hardly
dealt
with
,
did
refuse
to
buy
or
sell
with
him
,
and
willed
his
Bailife
of
his
said
manor
to
take
acquittances
of
him
at
euery
payment
:
who
not
onely
did
so
,
but
vpon
the
last
payment
the
foresaid
C.
D.
did
acknowledge
to
him
that
paied
the
money
,
that
your
said
Orator
was
then
cleere
with
him
,
and
did
owe
nothing
,
or
to
such
effect
,
notwithstanding
the
foresaid
A.
B.
accompted
of
him
as
of
a
verie
extreame
man
:
which
the
said
A.
B.
his
displeasure
towards
him
being
notified
&
verie
well
knowen
vnto
him
,
both
by
letters
from
himselfe
and
otherwise
,
yet
the
sayd
C.
D.
liuing
nine
or
ten
yeares
after
that
,
it
can
not
be
intended
,
that
he
who
whilest
they
were
in
amitie
,
did
sue
the
said
A.
B.
vpon
the
said
recognisance
and
debt
therein
conteined
,
being
of
so
small
a
value
,
would
at
the
first
haue
left
the
elder
bond
,
and
debt
,
being
of
a
greater
summe
vnsued
for
,
if
it
had
bin
vnanswered
for
,
or
not
paid
,
much
lesse
afterwards
during
all
the
space
of
nine
or
ten
yeres
,
when
he
the
said
A.
B.
for
his
hard
dealing
had
left
to
be
his
customer
,
or
to
deale
with
him
,
and
thought
but
hardly
of
him
,
as
he
had
no
lesse
cause
:
So
though
it
be
most
sure
and
true
,
that
the
said
debt
,
for
which
the
said
two
hundred
pounds
bond
was
made
in
the
said
first
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
&c.
was
long
since
fully
answered
,
yet
it
being
so
long
since
,
the
said
A.
B.
can
not
precisely
call
to
mind
vpon
the
sodaine
who
paid
it
(
diuers
of
his
officers
which
dealt
for
his
reuenues
,
and
especially
one
I.
P.
whom
principally
he
vsed
in
those
affaires
,
being
now
dead
)
whereby
he
can
not
vpon
a
speedie
triall
at
the
common
Law
proue
the
payment
thereof
,
by
strict
and
precise
course
in
that
behalfe
requisite
,
and
the
rather
,
for
that
the
Indentures
for
the
defeasance
of
the
said
recognizance
,
came
by
some
casuall
or
negligent
meanes
to
the
hands
of
the
said
C.
D.
and
of
I.
his
wife
,
although
it
be
manifest
by
the
presumptions
aforesaid
,
that
the
said
C.
D.
would
not
haue
let
it
lye
so
long
vndemanded
,
if
he
had
not
bin
satisfied
,
which
the
said
A.
B.
doubteth
not
to
proue
in
this
honorable
court
,
for
that
also
he
thinketh
there
be
yet
some
liuing
that
were
present
at
the
last
reckning
,
that
the
said
A.
B.
or
his
officers
made
with
the
said
C.
D.
either
when
he
agreed
for
the
said
extents
,
or
about
that
time
:
at
which
time
he
the
said
C.
D.
did
acknowledge
,
that
all
matters
,
debtes
,
and
reckonings
whatsoeuer
,
were
then
fully
cleered
and
quit
betwixt
the
said
A.
B.
and
the
said
C.
D.
And
that
the
said
A.
B.
did
not
then
owe
him
any
thing
.
But
so
it
is
the
said
C.
D.
now
being
dead
,
and
I.
his
wife
being
his
executrix
,
who
finding
the
sayd
bond
of
CC.
pounds
remaining
vncancelled
,
rather
as
it
should
seeme
by
those
which
haue
conferred
with
her
,
vpon
some
words
spoken
,
or
conceit
of
offence
,
that
she
hath
conceaued
of
the
said
A.
B.
his
displeasure
towards
her
late
husband
,
then
otherwise
vpon
any
iust
cause
,
she
the
said
I.
hath
published
,
that
she
hath
such
an
ancient
bond
of
the
said
A.
B.
bearing
date
&c.
of
two
hundred
poundes
,
and
inten●eth
to
put
the
same
in
suit
against
the
said
A.
B.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
the
apparant
likelyhood
of
the
said
debt
before
recited
being
most
true
,
and
the
same
discharged
,
and
yet
the
proofe
of
the
discharge
thereof
in
strict
course
of
law
being
hard
for
the
said
A.
B.
to
make
the
said
I.
P.
and
some
others
who
dealt
for
him
being
now
dead
,
and
the
said
defeasance
being
come
to
her
hands
(
as
aforesaid
)
but
onely
vpon
oath
of
the
said
I.
D.
who
was
priuy
to
that
,
and
most
of
her
husbands
reckonings
and
doings
in
his
life
time
,
and
yet
would
not
vniustly
charge
the
said
A.
B.
with
the
said
debt
,
by
meanes
that
she
hath
both
partes
of
the
defeasans
in
her
hands
,
whereby
the
said
A.
B.
can
not
pleade
them
,
and
not
knowing
the
date
of
them
,
or
wherein
they
are
conteined
,
can
not
demaund
them
by
the
ordinarie
course
of
the
Law
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
&c.
The
Answere
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
exhibited
Sect.
132.
against
her
in
this
Ho.
court
is
vncertaine
,
and
vnsufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
the
matters
therein
conteined
vntrue
,
and
contriued
more
of
purpose
to
put
the
said
def.
to
trouble
and
expences
in
law
,
then
for
any
good
or
iust
cause
:
Neuerthelesse
if
the
same
defendant
shal
be
compelled
by
this
Ho.
court
to
make
any
further
answere
to
the
same
:
then
the
aduantage
of
the
insufficiencie
thereof
to
this
defendant
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
.
For
further
answere
the
said
defendant
saith
,
that
true
it
is
,
that
the
said
A.
B.
about
the
time
mencioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
began
to
be
a
bargayner
,
and
buyer
of
Plate
and
Iewels
of
the
saide
C.
D.
late
husbandman
to
this
defendant
,
and
obtained
credite
at
the
hands
of
the
said
C.
D.
for
the
summe
of
&c.
For
payment
whereof
the
said
C.
D.
presuming
vpon
the
promises
of
the
said
A.
B.
was
contented
onely
to
accept
of
a
bare
single
obligation
,
which
was
sealed
and
deliuered
vnto
him
about
the
time
mencioned
in
the
said
bill
,
which
summe
of
&c.
the
said
C.
D.
(
after
the
day
past
which
was
limitted
for
the
payment
thereof
)
often
demaunded
of
the
said
A.
B.
who
notwithstanding
made
no
payment
at
all
thereof
,
but
with
faire
promises
delayed
time
,
and
kept
the
said
C.
D.
in
hope
from
yeare
to
yeare
,
that
he
should
be
answered
thereof
to
the
vttermost
peny
.
And
at
the
last
the
said
A.
B.
hauing
neede
of
certaine
other
Plate
or
Iewels
,
to
the
value
of
&c.
intreated
with
the
same
C.
D.
to
giue
him
credit
for
the
same
,
and
promised
faithfully
,
that
if
the
saide
C.
D.
would
trust
him
therewith
,
that
then
within
short
space
after
he
would
truely
make
payment
aswell
of
the
hundred
pounds
,
as
also
of
the
said
two
hundred
poundes
,
vpon
which
earnest
intreatie
the
said
C.
D.
(
being
a
man
of
a
verie
good
nature
,
and
easily
led
,
by
such
as
he
any
way
conceaued
or
thought
well
of
)
was
contented
to
satisfie
his
request
:
But
yet
forasmuch
as
the
said
A.
B.
had
before
that
time
taken
but
small
regard
concerning
the
keeping
of
his
dayes
vpon
the
single
obligation
aforesaid
,
the
said
C.
D.
then
thinking
to
deale
more
substancially
with
him
then
before
,
demaunded
a
recognizance
for
the
said
summe
of
an
hundred
poundes
,
so
then
to
be
lent
,
without
which
he
was
vtterly
vnwilling
to
trust
him
any
further
:
Whereunto
the
said
A.
B.
assented
,
and
became
bound
accordingly
in
a
Recognizance
of
two
hundred
markes
,
with
condition
for
the
true
payment
of
an
hundred
pounds
(
which
is
the
recognizance
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
mencioned
.
)
For
discharge
of
which
recognizance
the
said
A.
B.
tooke
no
greater
regard
then
before
he
had
done
for
payment
of
the
said
single
Obligation
,
And
therefore
the
said
C.
D.
at
the
last
,
three
yeares
at
the
least
being
then
past
after
the
forfaiture
of
the
said
Recognizance
,
perceiuing
the
carelesnesse
of
the
said
A.
B.
asked
aduise
of
some
of
his
friends
,
what
course
he
were
best
to
take
for
the
obtayning
of
the
saide
seuerall
summes
of
money
.
By
whom
he
was
aduised
to
put
the
saide
Recognizance
(
rather
then
the
Obligation
aforesayd
)
in
suit
,
aswell
for
speedy
end
of
suit
in
the
same
,
as
also
that
thereby
it
was
thought
,
the
saide
A.
B.
would
the
rather
seeke
meanes
to
make
satisfaction
aswell
of
the
one
debt
as
of
the
other
:
But
he
meaning
nothing
lesse
,
nor
regarding
the
saide
suit
,
suffered
the
same
to
proceede
till
some
parcell
of
his
lande
was
extended
,
and
so
the
saide
C.
D.
was
faine
after
three
yeares
forbearance
of
the
said
summe
of
one
hundred
poundes
,
as
aforesaid
,
and
after
he
had
spend
more
then
twentie
poundes
in
suites
,
and
rewardes
in
obteyning
the
says
extent
,
to
accept
onely
twentie
markes
by
the
yeare
,
till
the
sayd
two
hundred
markes
(
being
the
principall
)
and
penaltie
were
payed
vnto
hym
:
so
that
,
the
forbearance
of
the
saide
summe
accompted
together
wyth
the
charges
in
suit
,
great
losse
of
time
in
following
the
same
,
and
rewardes
gyuen
to
Shirifes
and
Baylifes
,
or
euer
any
the
saide
landes
might
be
extended
:
The
saide
C.
D.
sustayned
so
great
losse
,
as
by
the
circumstances
of
that
which
before
hath
been
shewed
,
doth
euidently
approue
,
that
he
was
vtterly
discouraged
to
attempt
any
more
suits
against
the
saide
A.
B.
but
rested
still
in
hope
,
that
at
one
time
or
other
he
should
obtaine
meanes
in
quiet
sort
without
suit
in
lawe
to
get
satisfaction
also
of
the
said
summe
of
&c.
which
hath
bin
the
reason
onely
why
the
sayde
E.
D.
did
not
put
the
sayd
Obligation
in
suit
so
long
time
,
without
that
,
that
to
the
knowledge
of
this
Defendant
there
was
euer
any
defeasans
made
vpon
the
said
Obligation
,
or
that
any
such
defeasans
by
casuall
meanes
is
come
into
the
hands
of
this
Defendant
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
vntruely
alleaged
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
A.
B.
by
himselfe
or
his
officers
as
by
the
premisses
manifestly
appeareth
,
did
make
payment
of
the
said
debt
,
or
any
part
thereof
:
which
the
said
defendant
is
the
rather
throughly
perswaded
of
,
as
well
because
she
was
well
acquainted
with
the
dealings
of
her
said
husband
,
as
also
because
at
the
time
of
the
debts
of
her
said
husband
,
he
lying
in
extremity
,
called
this
defendant
vnto
him
,
and
said
,
that
he
had
carefully
gathered
together
sundry
bonds
and
Obligations
,
which
at
sundry
times
had
beene
made
vnto
him
for
diuers
summes
of
money
,
and
yet
in
trueth
they
were
paied
and
discharged
,
and
those
bondes
and
Obligations
he
had
put
in
a
boxe
by
themselues
,
and
named
them
Billes
,
which
Obligations
he
willed
this
defendant
to
cancell
or
deliuer
to
such
persons
as
were
the
Obligors
,
and
in
any
wise
not
to
demaunde
any
debt
vpon
any
of
them
.
And
further
he
also
openly
said
,
that
all
the
residue
of
the
bonds
and
Obligations
remaining
in
other
boxes
,
which
he
then
also
named
,
were
due
and
owing
vnto
him
.
In
the
which
of
the
said
boxes
the
said
Obligation
of
200.
li.
was
found
,
neither
is
it
to
be
thought
that
any
officer
of
the
said
A.
B.
would
deale
so
lightly
as
to
paye
the
money
due
vpon
the
said
Obligation
beeing
but
single
and
without
penalty
,
without
either
acquittance
,
or
the
bond
it selfe
,
redeliuered
or
cancelled
.
Or
that
the
said
A.
B.
himselfe
would
haue
allowed
of
any
such
payment
vpon
any
his
officers
accompts
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
A.
B.
did
at
any
time
allow
any
maner
of
consideration
for
the
forbearaunce
of
any
summe
of
money
due
by
him
to
the
said
C.
D.
(
as
also
is
vntruely
alleaged
.
)
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
C.
D.
did
put
the
same
Recognisaunce
in
suite
,
presently
after
the
forfeiture
thereof
:
for
the
same
was
forborne
three
yeares
after
,
as
is
before
declared
.
And
without
that
,
that
it
is
likely
that
the
saide
C.
D.
did
acknowledge
himselfe
satisfied
of
all
those
seuerall
summes
of
twenty
markes
,
which
should
make
vp
the
two
hundred
markes
vpon
the
extend
aforesaid
,
when
as
he
had
recouered
the
whole
debts
due
to
him
by
the
said
A.
B.
but
onely
without
that
,
that
the
said
A.
B.
to
the
knowledge
of
this
defendant
,
did
signifie
by
his
letters
his
displeasure
towardes
the
sayde
C.
D.
as
also
is
vntruely
set
downe
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
thing
materiall
in
the
lawe
&c.
As
in
the
other
.
To
cause
one
to
shew
his
Lease
,
whereby
he
holdeth
&c.
MOst
humbly
complayning
&c.
A.
B.
of
&c.
gentleman
:
That
Sect.
133.
whereas
about
fower
yeares
last
past
,
one
C.
D.
of
L.
vpon
a
certaine
iudgement
in
a
plea
of
debt
amounting
to
the
summe
of
&c.
or
there
abouts
,
by
him
obteyned
in
her
Maiesties
court
of
common
plees
against
one
L.
F.
of
&c.
in
the
Countie
of
&c.
sued
forth
her
Maiesties
writ
of
Fieri
facias
,
directed
to
the
Shirife
of
the
said
Countie
,
for
the
leuying
of
the
said
debt
of
the
goods
and
chattels
of
the
said
E.
F.
By
vertue
of
which
writ
the
Shirife
did
amongst
other
things
take
into
his
hands
one
lease
for
diuers
yeares
yet
induring
made
to
the
said
E.
F.
by
one
T.
S.
in
the
Countie
of
S.
esquier
of
three
parcels
of
land
,
called
and
knowen
by
the
name
or
names
of
&c.
with
all
and
singuler
their
appurtenances
,
lying
and
being
in
the
parishes
of
&c.
in
the
said
Countie
of
&c.
together
with
all
and
singuler
woods
,
vnderwoods
,
and
trees
,
set
,
lying
,
being
,
and
growing
,
in
,
or
vpon
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
thereof
:
together
also
with
the
reuersion
and
reuersions
of
the
premisses
aforesaid
,
and
euery
parcell
thereof
.
And
also
all
maner
of
common
,
aswell
of
estouers
and
pastures
,
as
all
other
commons
,
pastures
,
profites
,
and
hereditaments
whatsoeuer
,
to
the
said
premisses
belonging
or
in
any
wise
appertayning
.
And
afterwards
the
said
Shirife
(
that
is
to
say
vpon
the
third
day
of
May
&c.
)
by
his
deede
,
bearing
date
vnder
his
hand
and
seale
,
did
in
consideration
of
&c.
to
him
paied
towards
the
satisfaction
of
the
debt
and
iudgement
aforesaid
,
bargaine
,
sell
,
assigne
,
and
set
ouer
the
said
lease
and
terme
of
yeares
yet
to
come
,
of
all
and
singuler
the
premisses
vnto
one
G.
H.
of
L.
gen●
,
which
G.
H.
not
long
after
did
in
consideration
of
&c.
by
your
Orator
to
him
paied
,
bargaine
,
sell
,
assigne
,
and
set
ouer
vnto
your
said
Orator
all
and
singuler
the
premisses
,
and
euery
part
thereof
:
Vpon
which
bargain
and
assignement
of
the
premisses
so
made
,
as
aforesaid
,
your
said
Orator
was
in
verie
good
hope
to
haue
peaceably
and
quietly
entred
into
the
premisses
,
and
so
to
haue
occupied
and
inioyed
the
same
accordingly
.
Neuerthelesse
so
it
is
right
Honorable
,
that
one
R.
T.
of
&c.
in
the
sai●
Countie
of
L.
pretending
to
haue
a
lease
for
diuers
yeres
yet
to
come
of
some
part
of
the
said
lands
,
called
&c.
made
vnto
him
by
the
aforesaid
E.
F.
long
time
before
any
assignements
aforesaid
,
hath
and
yet
doth
keepe
your
said
Orator
from
the
possession
of
the
said
lands
,
vpon
which
lease
or
demise
a
certaine
yerely
rent
is
(
as
he
saith
)
reserued
to
the
said
E.
F.
his
executors
or
assignes
,
which
as
your
Orator
verily
thinketh
is
&c.
by
the
yeare
:
and
which
rent
,
whatsoeuer
it
be
,
your
Orator
by
reason
of
the
lawfull
conueyance
to
him
made
as
aforesaid
,
ought
both
in
law
and
conscience
to
haue
and
inioy
during
such
terme
as
the
said
R.
T.
shall
hold
and
occupie
the
land
aforesaid
,
by
reason
of
the
said
lease
,
which
he
so
pretendeth
to
haue
:
But
because
your
Orator
doth
not
certainely
knowe
whether
the
said
R.
T.
haue
any
such
lease
,
neither
if
he
haue
,
what
date
it
beareth
,
what
terme
the
said
R.
hath
therein
vnexpired
,
what
rent
thereby
is
reserued
,
nor
what
couenants
are
therein
conteined
,
as
also
your
Orator
can
not
,
nor
knoweth
not
how
in
due
forme
of
law
to
enter
or
commence
any
action
against
the
said
R.
T.
either
for
the
recouerie
of
the
said
land
or
rent
aforesaid
,
which
the
said
R.
T.
right
w●ll
knowing
being
a
man
of
little
or
no
conscience
,
but
destitute
of
the
feare
of
God
,
thinking
all
things
well-gotten
which
he
may
get
and
hould
without
the
punishment
of
the
law
,
doth
not
onely
vse
the
said
land
to
his
great
profit
and
commoditie
,
without
yelding
or
paying
therefore
any
rent
ot
your
Orator
,
or
any
other
person
lawfully
clayming
the
same
,
but
also
doth
vtterly
refuse
to
shewe
his
said
Lease
,
whereby
he
claymeth
to
hold
the
lands
aforesaid
,
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
to
the
great
losse
and
hinderance
of
your
Lordships
said
Orator
:
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
asmuch
as
your
Orator
hath
no
ordinarie
way
by
the
course
of
the
common
Lawes
of
this
Realme
to
enforce
the
said
R.
T.
to
shew
forth
such
writings
as
he
hath
for
the
holding
and
inioying
of
the
lands
aforesaid
,
but
is
and
shall
be
vtterly
destitute
of
all
maner
of
helpe
or
meanes
to
obtaine
the
same
to
his
great
hinderance
and
impouerishment
,
except
your
honorable
Lordship
of
your
accustomed
clemencie
towards
all
such
as
are
oppressed
,
do
extend
your
fauour
in
the
behalfe
,
so
that
by
the
order
of
this
honorable
Court
,
the
said
R.
T.
be
inforced
vpon
his
oath
to
shew
what
right
he
hath
to
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
and
likewise
to
set
downe
in
his
answere
the
true
copie
of
the
said
lease
(
verbatim
)
or
other
writings
whatsoeuer
they
he
,
whereby
he
claymeth
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
of
the
same
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
&c.
The
Answere
.
THe
said
defendant
not
knowledging
or
confessing
the
matters
Sect.
134.
suggested
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
to
be
true
,
for
his
answere
touching
the
same
saith
,
That
the
said
E.
F.
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
was
possessed
for
diuers
yeares
yet
to
come
and
induring
of
the
said
three
parcels
of
land
,
called
or
knowen
by
the
name
of
&c.
mencioned
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
by
vertue
of
a
lease
thereof
made
by
the
said
T.
S.
also
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
vnto
the
said
E.
F.
long
before
the
supposed
extent
specified
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
.
And
the
said
E.
F.
so
being
thereof
possessed
long
before
the
said
supposed
extent
,
(
if
any
such
were
)
had
in
such
manner
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
is
supposed
,
made
a
lawfull
demise
and
lease
of
part
of
the
said
three
parcels
of
land
,
conteyning
fowerteene
acres
or
thereabouts
,
vnto
the
said
defendant
for
diuers
yeares
yet
to
come
,
and
remayning
vnexpired
,
vpon
which
lease
the
said
E.
F.
reserued
a
yerely
rent
to
be
paied
during
the
continuance
of
the
said
lease
:
By
force
of
which
lease
the
said
defendant
entered
into
the
said
fowerteene
acres
of
land
,
part
of
the
said
three
parcels
called
&c.
and
was
and
yet
is
lawfully
possessed
accordingly
,
And
euer
since
,
and
yet
doth
inioy
the
said
fowerteene
acres
by
vertue
of
the
said
d●
〈◊〉
and
lease
made
by
the
said
E.
F.
to
the
said
defendant
,
and
is
to
haue
and
inioy
the
same
during
the
continuance
of
the
yeares
,
of
which
there
are
diuers
yeares
yet
to
come
,
and
remayning
vnexpired
.
And
the
said
defendant
sayeth
,
that
the
said
complaynant
is
a
man
to
this
defendant
vtterly
vnknowen
,
And
therefore
the
said
defendant
marueyleth
much
of
the
said
suit
exhibited
by
the
said
complaynant
into
this
honorable
court
against
the
said
defendant
touching
the
said
premisses
.
And
further
saieth
,
that
the
said
E.
F.
after
the
said
demise
and
lease
by
him
made
vnto
the
said
defendant
,
of
the
said
fowerteene
acres
of
land
,
and
before
the
said
supposed
extent
if
any
such
be
,
made
a
graunt
and
assignement
of
the
interest
and
terme
of
the
said
E.
F.
aswell
of
the
said
fowerteene
acres
,
which
the
said
defendant
hath
and
occupieth
by
vertue
of
his
said
lease
for
diuers
yeares
yet
thereof
to
come
,
and
coutinuing
vndetermined
,
as
also
of
the
residue
of
the
said
three
parcels
of
land
mencioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
vnto
R.
F.
the
sonne
of
the
said
E.
F.
vnto
which
graunt
and
assignement
the
said
defendant
was
priuy
.
And
therefore
the
saide
defendant
thinketh
that
he
is
for
the
payment
of
his
rent
chargeable
,
and
ought
by
the
Law
to
pay
the
same
rent
reserued
vnto
the
saide
R.
F.
and
not
to
the
saide
complaynant
,
which
saide
R.
doth
verily
thinke
that
he
is
lawfull
Landlord
during
the
continuance
of
his
yeres
yet
to
come
and
induring
,
and
not
the
said
complaynant
,
who
is
altogether
a
meere
stranger
vnto
this
defendant
.
And
which
complaynant
neuer
at
any
time
heretofore
demaunded
any
rent
for
the
said
part
of
the
lands
that
this
defendant
hath
and
occupieth
by
the
lease
for
yeres
yet
continuing
of
the
said
defendant
.
And
the
said
defendant
also
saieth
,
that
he
is
sued
for
the
rent
reserued
vpon
his
lease
by
the
said
G.
H.
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
in
the
kings
Bench
in
an
action
of
debt
brought
by
him
against
the
saide
defendant
,
And
therefore
the
said
defendant
much
marueileth
of
this
suit
of
the
saide
complaynant
brought
in
this
honorable
court
against
the
said
defendant
touching
the
said
premisses
:
By
which
suit
of
the
said
complaynant
,
the
said
defendant
is
wrongfully
sued
and
vexed
without
any
iust
cause
of
suit
,
without
that
,
that
there
is
any
such
extent
made
of
the
said
three
parcels
of
land
called
&c.
or
that
after
the
same
extent
,
there
was
any
such
bargaine
&
sale
made
by
the
said
Shirife
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
of
the
said
terme
&
lease
of
yeres
of
the
said
premisses
vnto
the
said
G.
H.
Or
that
the
said
G.
H.
bargained
or
sold
the
said
premisses
vnto
the
said
complaynant
,
or
that
the
said
complaynant
ought
to
haue
and
inioy
the
said
premisses
to
the
knowledge
of
this
defendant
.
And
without
that
there
is
any
other
matter
or
thing
&c.
All
which
matters
&c.
●ill
for
a
title
of
land
intailed
.
IN
most
humble
〈◊〉
sheweth
and
complayneth
vnto
your
good
Sect'.
135.
Lordship
,
your
daily
Orator
R.
R.
husbandman
:
That
where
one
W.
late
of
S.
in
the
county
of
W.
husbandman
,
grandfather
of
your
said
Orator
,
was
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
by
due
course
of
inheritance
vnto
him
lawfully
discended
from
his
auncestors
,
and
other
lawfull
conueyances
in
the
law
,
of
,
and
in
one
messuage
&c.
CC.
acres
of
land
,
meadow
,
wood
,
and
pasture
,
with
their
appurtenances
in
S.
aforesaid
.
And
the
said
W.
R.
so
being
of
the
premisses
seised
,
about
ten
yeres
now
past
,
It
was
condiscended
,
granted
,
&
agreed
betweene
the
said
W.
R.
and
one
I.
E.
late
of
H.
in
the
said
countie
deceased
,
that
A.
B.
then
sonne
and
heire
apparant
of
the
said
W.
R.
before
a
certaine
day
should
marry
and
take
to
his
wife
one
A.
E.
daughter
of
the
said
I.
E.
and
that
the
said
W.
R.
in
consideration
thereof
,
and
for
that
the
said
A.
should
be
greatly
aduanced
and
preferred
in
goods
and
substance
by
the
mariage
of
the
said
A.
would
immediatly
after
the
said
mariage
had
and
solemnized
,
conuey
and
make
vnto
the
said
A.
and
A.
a
good
,
sufficient
,
and
lawfull
estate
in
the
Law
,
of
,
and
in
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
.
To
haue
and
to
hold
vnto
the
said
A.
and
A.
and
to
their
heires
males
of
their
bodies
lawfully
begotten
.
And
afterward
the
said
A.
according
to
the
said
agreement
,
did
marrie
and
take
to
his
wife
the
said
A.
E.
immediatly
after
which
mariage
had
and
solempnized
,
the
said
W.
K.
according
to
his
said
promise
and
agreement
,
did
lawfully
enfeoffe
of
,
and
in
the
said
mesuage
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
,
the
said
A.
R.
and
A.
then
his
wife
,
To
haue
and
to
hold
vnto
the
same
A.
and
A.
and
to
their
heires
males
of
their
bodies
lawfully
begotten
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
A.
and
A.
were
seised
of
,
and
in
the
premisses
,
in
their
demeanes
,
as
of
fee
taile
speciall
,
and
they
so
being
thereof
seised
,
the
said
A.
and
A.
had
issue
male
betweene
them
lawfully
begotten
,
one
I.
R.
and
your
said
Orator
,
and
one
W.
R.
and
the
said
W.
R.
the
elder
died
,
by
and
after
whose
death
the
reuersion
in
fee
simple
of
the
premisses
discended
vnto
the
said
A.
as
sonne
and
heire
vnto
him
.
And
afterward
the
said
A.
and
Agnes
dyed
,
after
whose
death
the
said
messuage
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
discended
and
came
,
and
of
right
ought
to
discend
and
come
vnto
the
said
I.
R.
as
sonne
and
heire
male
of
the
bodie
of
the
said
A.
and
A.
lawfully
begotten
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
I.
R.
entred
into
the
said
messuage
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
,
and
was
thereof
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
taile
.
And
he
so
being
thereof
seised
,
the
said
I.
R.
about
foure
yeres
now
past
,
of
the
said
messuage
and
other
the
premisses
dyed
seised
,
without
issue
male
of
his
bodie
lawfully
begotten
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
messuage
and
other
the
premisses
discended
and
came
,
and
of
right
ought
to
discend
and
come
vnto
your
said
poore
Orator
,
as
brother
and
heire
male
to
the
said
I.
R.
by
the
vertue
of
the
gift
aforesaid
.
So
it
is
my
singuler
good
Lord
,
that
aswell
the
deede
of
intaile
made
,
of
,
and
for
the
premisses
by
the
said
W.
R.
the
grandfather
vnto
the
said
A.
R.
and
A.
and
to
the
heires
males
of
their
bodies
lawfully
begotten
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
as
diuers
other
charters
,
euidences
,
and
deedes
,
writings
and
muniments
concerning
the
premisses
,
prouing
the
said
interest
and
title
of
your
said
Orator
,
in
,
and
to
the
premisses
:
been
disceiptfully
comen
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
I.
W.
and
C.
his
wife
,
late
wife
of
the
said
I.
R.
G.
W.
gentleman
,
and
T.
S.
the
elder
,
and
remaine
there
as
they
haue
conueyed
and
put
them
:
and
by
colour
of
hauing
the
said
euidences
,
deedes
,
writings
,
and
mumments
in
their
hands
and
possession
,
the
same
I.
W.
and
E.
haue
now
of
late
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
messuage
and
other
the
premisses
,
And
the
possession
thereof
do
so
yet
wrongfully
deteine
&
keepe
from
your
said
Orator
,
and
also
the
rents
,
issues
,
and
profites
thereof
haue
wrongfully
receiued
,
perceiue●
,
and
taken
to
their
owne
vse
by
the
space
of
fower
yeres
past
,
and
so
yet
do
,
contrary
to
all
right
and
good
conscience
.
And
albeit
that
your
sayd
Orator
hath
often
and
sundry
times
required
and
instantly
desired
the
said
I.
W.
and
E.
G.
W.
and
T.
S.
aswell
to
deliuer
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
said
euidences
,
deedes
,
writings
,
and
muniments
concerning
the
premisses
,
as
also
to
auoid
the
possession
of
the
premisses
,
and
peaceably
and
quietly
to
permit
and
suffer
your
said
Orator
and
his
assignes
,
to
haue
and
inioy
the
same
,
and
to
receiue
and
take
the
rents
and
profits
thereof
to
his
owne
vse
,
according
to
his
said
interest
and
title
therein
,
which
to
do
,
they
at
all
times
haue
refused
and
denied
,
and
yet
do
,
contrarie
to
all
right
and
good
conscience
.
And
for
asmuch
as
your
said
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certaine
number
,
contents
,
ne
other
certainties
of
the
said
euidences
,
deedes
,
writings
,
and
muniments
,
nor
wherein
they
be
conteined
.
And
also
for
that
the
said
I.
W.
E.
G.
W.
and
T.
S.
be
of
so
great
substance
&
riches
,
and
also
greatly
frinded
,
and
borne
in
the
said
Countie
of
W.
And
your
said
Orator
being
but
a
poore
man
and
hauing
but
few
friends
in
the
said
Countie
,
the
same
your
said
Orator
is
,
and
shall
be
therefore
without
remedy
concerning
the
premisses
by
due
course
and
order
of
the
common
Law
,
and
otherwise
,
vnlesse
your
good
Lordships
ayde
and
fauour
be
vnto
him
shewed
in
this
behalfe
.
In
consideration
whereof
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
(
the
premisses
tenderly
considered
)
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
most
gratious
seueral
writs
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
I.
Werewick
,
E.
G.
S.
and
T.
S.
commaunding
them
and
euery
of
them
by
the
same
,
personally
to
appeare
in
the
most
honorable
Court
of
Chauncery
,
at
a
certain
day
,
&
vpon
a
certain
paine
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limitted
therein
,
then
,
and
there
to
make
answere
to
the
premisses
:
And
further
to
be
ordered
therein
,
as
shall
accord
with
right
and
good
conscience
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
daylie
pray
&c.
The
Answere
of
I.
W.
to
the
bill
of
complaint
of
R.
K.
husbandman
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vncertain
Sect'.
136.
and
insufficient
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
&
the
matter
therein
contained
vntrue
,
&
principally
imagined
,
&
pursued
by
the
vnlawfull
procurement
,
bearing
,
&
supportation
of
one
W.
C.
Esq.
to
the
intent
to
put
the
said
def.
to
trouble
,
costes
,
&
expences
,
intending
thereby
the
vnquiet
&
impouerish
the
said
def.
as
they
should
be
faine
to
leaue
the
right
,
title
,
and
interest
,
of
,
and
in
the
premisses
,
so
that
the
said
W.
might
purchase
&
buy
the
same
of
the
said
Complainant
:
And
of
late
the
said
W.
C.
hath
made
meanes
vnto
the
said
I.
W.
now
def.
to
buy
his
title
&
interest
,
of
,
&
in
the
premisses
,
and
threatned
him
to
haue
the
same
,
and
if
he
would
not
let
him
haue
it
with
his
good
will
,
that
then
he
would
haue
it
against
his
will
,
whosoeuer
tooke
his
part
:
and
if
the
contents
of
the
said
bill
were
true
(
as
they
are
not
)
yet
were
the
matter
determinable
at
the
common
Law
,
and
not
in
this
honorable
Court
,
whereunto
the
said
def.
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
:
and
yet
neuerthelesse
,
the
aduantage
of
the
premisses
vnto
this
defendant
at
all
times
saued
.
For
further
answere
vnto
the
said
bill
for
declaration
of
the
truth
of
the
contents
of
the
said
bill
,
the
said
def.
saith
,
&
euery
one
of
them
saith
,
that
longtime
before
the
said
A.
R.
mencioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
any
thing
had
in
the
said
messuage
&
other
the
premisses
,
or
that
the
said
W.
R.
was
thereof
enfeoffed
,
T.
R.
of
P.
T.
S.
of
S.
and
W.
of
E.
were
thereof
seised
in
their
demesnes
as
of
fee
,
&
so
being
thereof
seised
,
by
their
writing
indented
,
ready
to
be
shewed
,
(
the
said
messuage
&
other
the
premisses
contained
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
amongst
other
things
)
gaue
,
demised
,
deliuered
,
&
by
their
said
writing
indented
,
confirmed
,
vnto
the
said
W.
R.
mencioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
and
vnto
A.
his
wife
,
To
haue
&
to
hold
the
said
messuages
&
other
the
premisses
vnto
the
said
W.
and
A.
for
terme
of
their
liues
,
and
to
the
wife
of
the
longer
liuer
of
them
.
And
the
said
T.
and
T.
willed
&
declared
in
the
said
writing
indented
,
that
the
said
messuage
&
all
other
the
premisses
should
remaine
vnto
the
said
A.
mentioned
in
the
said
bil
of
complaint
,
&
vnto
A.
his
wife
,
&
vnto
the
heires
&
assignes
of
the
said
A.
for
euer
:
without
that
the
said
W.
R.
did
enfeoffe
of
,
&
in
the
said
messuage
lands
,
tenements
,
&
other
the
premisses
,
the
said
A.
&
A.
to
haue
to
them
&
to
their
heires
males
of
their
two
bodies
lawfully
begotten
,
or
that
the
said
A.
&
Agnes
were
seised
of
,
&
in
the
premisses
in
their
demesnes
as
of
fee
taile
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
surmised
,
&
without
that
,
that
after
the
death
of
the
said
W.
that
the
remainder
of
the
premisses
in
fee
simple
discended
vnto
the
said
A.
as
sonne
&
heire
vnto
him
,
or
that
after
the
death
of
the
said
A.
&
A.
the
said
messuage
&
other
the
premisses
discended
,
and
of
right
ought
to
discend
or
come
vnto
the
said
I.
R.
in
the
taile
especiall
,
as
sonne
and
heire
male
of
the
bodie
of
the
said
A.
and
Agnes
lawfully
begotten
,
either
any
other
discent
of
inheritance
therein
of
a
meere
fee
simple
,
or
that
the
said
I.
by
his
entrie
into
the
said
mesuage
&
other
the
premisses
after
the
death
of
his
father
&
mother
,
was
then
seised
of
,
and
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
taile
especiall
,
or
of
any
such
estate
dyed
seised
,
or
that
after
the
death
of
the
said
I.
that
the
said
mesuage
and
other
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
discended
and
came
,
or
of
right
ought
to
discend
and
come
to
the
said
complaynant
as
brother
and
heire
male
to
the
said
I.
K.
by
vertue
of
any
gift
or
otherwise
,
as
in
the
bill
of
complaint
is
vntruly
surmised
:
But
the
said
defendants
do
auerre
,
and
are
,
&
shall
be
at
all
times
ready
to
proue
,
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
,
that
the
said
messuages
and
all
other
the
premisses
,
by
,
and
immediatly
after
the
death
of
the
said
I.
R.
discended
,
and
of
right
ought
to
discend
and
come
to
one
A.
daughter
and
heire
of
the
said
I.
lawfully
begotten
on
the
bodie
of
the
said
E.
one
of
these
defendants
,
the
which
A.
is
yet
in
plaine
life
,
and
in
the
ward
and
custodie
of
her
said
mother
:
And
without
that
,
that
any
deede
of
taile
was
made
,
of
,
and
by
the
said
W.
R.
the
grandfather
,
or
any
other
euidence
,
deeds
,
writings
,
or
muniments
,
concerning
the
premisses
,
proouing
the
said
interest
and
title
of
the
said
complaynant
of
the
premisses
,
and
euery
part
and
parcell
thereof
,
to
be
comen
to
the
hands
and
possessions
of
the
said
I.
W.
and
E.
his
wife
,
or
either
of
them
,
or
to
the
custodie
or
possession
of
any
other
by
their
deliuerie
,
conueyance
,
or
appointment
:
but
trueth
it
is
,
that
the
said
defendants
haue
in
their
custodie
,
one
writing
indented
readie
to
be
shewed
,
whereby
the
remainder
of
the
premisses
is
conueyed
vnto
the
said
A.
and
Agnes
his
wife
,
and
to
the
heires
and
assignes
of
the
sayd
A.
for
euer
,
as
is
aforesaid
,
and
diuers
other
euidences
and
writings
,
proouing
and
concerning
the
conueyance
of
the
fee
simple
of
the
said
mesuage
,
and
other
the
premisses
vnto
the
said
A.
and
other
his
auncestors
,
the
which
charters
,
euidences
,
&
writings
,
the
said
def.
do
still
with
them
detaine
&
keepe
,
as
good
&
lawfull
is
for
them
to
do
,
as
wel
for
the
proofe
and
preseruation
of
their
right
,
title
,
and
interest
,
vnto
the
third
part
of
the
premisses
for
the
dowrie
of
the
said
E.
as
for
the
preseruation
of
the
right
,
title
,
and
interest
of
the
said
A.
daughter
and
heire
to
the
said
I.
of
,
and
in
the
said
mesuage
,
and
other
the
premisses
:
without
that
the
said
def.
haue
at
any
time
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
mesuage
,
and
other
he
premisses
,
or
into
any
part
thereof
,
or
the
profites
thereof
do
wrongfully
detaine
,
and
keepe
from
the
said
complainants
,
or
the
rents
,
issues
,
and
profites
thereof
,
haue
wrongfully
destreyned
,
perceyued
,
and
taken
to
their
owne
vse
,
as
in
the
same
bill
is
also
vntruely
surmised
.
A
Supplication
in
the
Chauncerie
vpon
deceipt
by
a
Partner
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
sheweth
&c.
That
whereas
vpon
Sect.
137.
the
imagination
of
honesty
and
good
opinion
that
R.
C.
father
vnto
your
saide
Orator
deceased
,
had
in
one
T.
T.
&c.
the
said
R.
about
Easter
last
past
,
did
ioine
in
bargaine
with
the
said
T.
T.
for
the
deliuerie
of
so
much
wares
,
whereof
the
moitie
was
the
said
R.
as
amounted
to
the
summe
of
&c.
vnto
one
I.
S.
of
the
Queenes
Maiesties
houshold
Esquire
,
for
the
which
summe
of
&c.
the
said
S.
stood
bound
by
statute
of
the
Staple
,
vnto
the
said
R.
C.
and
T.
T.
payable
at
the
feast
of
&c.
then
next
&c.
which
was
in
the
yere
of
our
soueraigne
&c.
And
to
the
intent
that
the
same
R.
being
a
man
of
such
honestie
and
simplicitie
,
as
did
neither
suspect
,
nor
yet
doubt
the
good
conscience
of
the
said
T.
who
alwaies
toward
him
,
had
counterfaited
such
puritie
of
conscience
,
and
so
honest
behauior
,
might
the
better
by
the
help
of
the
same
T.
come
by
his
debt
,
at
the
time
to
be
due
,
if
he
so
long
liued
,
or
els
if
he
died
,
that
the
said
T.
might
be
as
a
stay
and
sure
meanes
to
his
executors
,
for
the
getting
in
of
the
same
,
he
the
same
R.
trusted
the
said
T.
with
the
custodie
of
the
said
Statute
:
Soone
after
the
making
of
the
which
bargaine
,
and
somewhat
before
the
said
feast
of
&c.
the
said
R.
deceased
,
and
made
your
Orator
his
executor
,
thereby
charging
him
aswell
with
the
gathering
in
of
all
such
summes
of
money
as
were
due
to
the
said
Testator
,
as
also
with
the
payment
of
all
such
debts
,
as
the
said
R.
did
owe
.
And
so
it
is
,
most
gratious
Lord
,
that
although
your
said
Orator
hath
diuers
and
sundrie
times
since
the
decease
of
his
said
father
,
required
the
said
T.
to
haue
the
moitie
of
the
said
&c.
due
to
him
by
equitie
and
good
conscience
,
as
executor
vnto
his
said
testator
&c.
The
said
T.
(
now
declaring
himselfe
what
he
is
)
hauing
regard
neither
to
conscience
,
common
honestie
,
nor
yet
to
the
trust
he
was
put
in
,
minding
if
he
can
(
with
what
iniurie
he
careth
not
)
vtterly
to
barre
your
said
Orator
from
the
hauing
thereof
,
and
he
himselfe
against
all
reason
and
conscience
to
haue
the
said
&c.
for
nothing
:
hath
not
onely
with
many
sleight
and
subtill
delayes
,
lingred
and
delaied
your
sai●
Orator
long
time
from
hauing
the
same
:
but
also
now
lately
hath
plainly
answered
and
affirmed
,
that
your
saide
Orator
shall
haue
no
part
nor
penie
thereof
,
which
if
it
should
thus
passe
,
should
be
both
great
incouraging
to
such
corrupt
conscioned
persons
,
still
to
perseuer
in
such
their
lewd
demeanour
,
and
in
the
meane
time
,
turne
to
the
great
impouerishing
of
your
saide
poore
Orator
:
Wherefore
may
it
please
your
ho.
Lordship
,
of
your
accustomed
equitie
,
to
inioyne
the
said
T.
that
he
repay
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
said
&c.
moitie
of
the
said
&c.
if
he
haue
receiued
it
of
the
said
S.
or
if
he
haue
not
,
that
he
be
nolet
to
your
said
Orator
,
to
do
therein
what
he
can
,
for
the
obteyning
and
getting
in
the
same
.
And
thus
shall
your
said
Orator
haue
cause
continually
to
pray
for
the
prosperous
estate
of
your
good
Lordship
long
to
indure
.
A
bill
of
Complaint
for
recouering
of
Euidences
made
by
compulsion
by
a
man
in
prison
,
without
consideration
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
,
Sect.
138.
your
daily
Oratrix
I.
B.
That
whereas
in
the
yeare
&c.
it
chaunced
the
husband
of
your
saide
Oratrix
,
together
with
one
&c.
iointly
and
seuerally
to
be
bounden
in
a
Recognizance
of
the
summe
of
&c.
knowledged
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
for
the
payment
of
&c.
payable
at
a
certaine
day
now
past
,
vnto
one
&c.
for
which
summe
not
being
paied
at
the
day
due
,
the
said
&c.
hath
sued
execution
against
your
said
poore
Oratrices
husband
,
whereupon
he
was
by
the
Shiriffe
of
&c.
arrested
about
&c.
past
,
and
by
all
the
said
space
hath
remained
in
the
Qu.
Maiesties
prison
of
Marshalsie
,
to
his
great
paine
of
body
,
importable
charges
,
and
in
maner
vndoing
,
both
of
him
,
your
poore
Oratrix
,
and
their
small
children
,
which
piteous
estate
of
his
,
(
with
himselfe
lamenting
)
after
he
had
well
considered
,
he
then
consulted
with
himselfe
,
for
his
best
remedy
in
that
behalfe
,
and
therewithall
calling
to
his
minde
,
that
he
had
&c.
a
kinsman
and
cosin
called
&c.
being
of
&c.
vnto
whom
your
said
oratrices
husband
,
for
the
vicinitie
of
bloud
,
and
abilitie
of
substance
,
was
bolder
to
make
his
mone
for
helpe
of
this
his
aduersitie
,
then
vnto
anie
other
.
But
(
farre
contrarie
to
his
expectation
,
and
against
all
humanitie
)
whence
your
said
Oratrices
poore
husband
looked
for
most
succour
,
thence
he
receiued
,
not
onely
least
help
,
but
also
most
hurt
.
For
the
said
&c.
well
perceiuing
th
aduerse
estate
that
your
Oratrices
poore
husband
was
,
and
is
in
,
which
was
the
greedinesse
of
the
Marchant
for
his
money
,
thernest
thought
and
care
of
your
poore
Oratrix
,
and
her
poore
children
,
and
the
great
desire
that
her
said
poore
husband
had
(
as
any
man
would
)
of
liberty
,
and
discharge
of
trouble
,
would
by
no
meanes
promise
his
helpe
vnto
her
said
poore
husband
herein
,
vnlesse
he
would
be
content
to
bargaine
and
sell
all
his
lands
,
amounting
to
the
yearely
rent
of
&c.
vnto
him
the
sayd
&c.
for
an
Annuity
of
xx
.
li.
sterling
to
him
,
during
his
life
,
and
for
the
summe
&c.
whereo●
&c.
to
be
paide
in
hand
,
whereunto
your
said
poore
Oratrices
husband
,
through
the
constraint
of
his
saide
case
,
was
compelled
to
agree
,
and
to
seale
such
writings
as
the
saide
&c.
not
long
after
hee
brought
to
him
Indentures
concerning
the
bargaine
,
nothing
doubting
of
&c.
being
his
cosin
,
but
that
they
would
haue
sealed
to
none
other
,
but
onely
such
as
conscience
would
stand
with
,
at
which
time
the
same
&c.
neither
paide
nor
profered
any
peny
of
the
said
&c.
according
to
his
couenant
,
with
delay
of
paiment
,
both
against
his
promises
and
couenant
:
After
her
said
poore
husband
had
studied
vpon
,
and
therewithall
read
ouer
the
couenants
comprised
in
the
saide
Indentures
of
this
bargaine
,
which
indeede
(
most
honorable
Lord
)
were
so
parcially
deuised
for
the
behoofe
of
the
said
&c.
and
againe
,
so
sore
against
your
saide
poore
Oratrices
husband
,
as
(
if
the
bargaine
had
taken
effect
)
had
bin
to
the
vtter
vndoing
of
him
and
her
,
with
all
their
heires
for
euer
,
your
saide
poore
Oratrices
husbande
,
taking
hold
on
the
point
that
the
said
&c.
paied
not
the
foresaide
&c.
did
at
their
next
meeting
,
renounce
and
say
,
that
he
would
not
stand
to
the
saide
couenants
and
bargaine
,
whereunto
the
said
&c.
partly
acknowledging
in
that
he
had
not
paide
nor
profered
this
&c.
saide
before
sufficient
witnesses
here
ready
to
be
sworne
,
he
was
contented
,
howbeit
he
said
,
that
your
saide
Oratrices
poore
husband
should
pay
for
the
making
of
the
writings
:
For
the
payment
whereof
her
said
husband
,
as
then
hauing
no
great
store
of
mony
,
was
faine
to
giue
him
a
gold
Ring
in
pledge
,
to
pay
the
scribe
for
writing
of
the
same
:
All
this
notwithstanding
(
most
honourable
Lord
)
and
that
you
said
poore
Oratrices
husbande
,
hath
often
and
sundry
times
since
by
many
waies
&
meanes
required
the
same
writings
,
concerning
the
said
bargaine
of
the
said
&c.
he
against
all
naturall
loue
and
humanity
,
nothing
more
coueting
,
then
the
extreame
destruction
of
her
,
and
her
saide
poore
husband
,
and
well
perceiuing
how
farre
he
is
now
vnable
to
helpe
himselfe
,
hath
vtterly
denyed
to
render
the
same
,
and
yet
doth
,
contrary
to
all
conscience
,
equity
,
lawe
or
right
:
In
consideration
whereof
,
may
it
like
your
honourable
Lordship
,
of
your
accustomed
pity
,
to
call
the
said
&c.
before
you
,
together
with
the
husband
of
your
saide
poore
Oratrix
,
and
there
to
will
him
to
deliuer
the
saide
writings
againe
to
her
husband
,
if
it
shall
so
seeme
good
vnto
your
honor
,
or
els
to
shewe
sufficient
matter
why
hee
shoulde
keepe
the
same
.
And
your
said
Oratrix
,
with
her
poore
husband
,
and
their
poore
children
shall
pray
&c.
A
bill
of
a
title
of
Copyhold
lands
,
praying
an
Iniunction
.
HVmbly
complayning
&c.
your
daily
Orator
W.
S.
otherwise
Sect.
139.
named
W.
T.
of
L.
cosin
and
heire
of
I.
S.
otherwise
called
I.
T.
while
he
lyued
&c.
That
whereas
your
said
Orator
at
your
Lordships
last
being
at
&c.
did
exhibit
vnto
you
a
certaine
bill
of
complaint
,
mencioning
therein
that
the
foresaid
I.
S.
otherwise
called
I.
T.
in
his
life
time
was
seised
,
of
and
in
certaine
Customarie
lands
&
tenements
,
that
is
to
say
,
of
,
and
in
&c.
holden
by
Copie
of
court
Roll
of
the
manor
of
&c.
at
the
wil
of
the
Lord
of
the
said
manor
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
same
manor
,
of
which
one
T.
L.
then
was
,
and
yet
is
Lord
,
And
that
the
same
I.
S.
so
being
seised
of
the
premisses
,
afterwards
of
like
estate
died
thereof
by
protestation
seised
,
after
whose
death
the
said
&c.
with
the
appurtenances
,
and
the
right
,
title
,
vse
,
possession
,
and
inheritance
thereof
discended
and
came
,
and
of
verie
right
ought
to
discend
and
come
vnto
your
said
Orator
as
cosin
&
next
heire
of
the
said
I.
S.
that
is
to
say
,
as
yongest
sonne
of
I.
yongest
sonne
and
heire
of
the
same
I.
S.
according
to
the
auncient
custome
of
the
saide
manor
.
And
that
your
saide
Orator
had
often
and
sundry
times
desired
and
prayed
the
said
&c.
that
with
lawfull
warning
vnto
the
tenants
of
the
said
Lordship
,
a
Court
might
be
holden
at
the
saide
manor
,
by
whose
inquirie
,
the
title
of
your
said
Orator
might
be
presented
and
found
in
the
premisses
,
according
as
both
iustice
,
right
,
and
good
conscience
do
require
:
Hawbeit
most
honorable
Lord
,
that
notwithstanding
,
for
asmuch
as
the
same
&c.
hath
kept
the
premisses
in
his
owne
handes
these
many
yeares
past
,
and
the
profites
and
issues
thereof
comming
,
hath
by
the
same
space
to
his
owne
proper
vse
receiued
&
taken
,
and
yet
doth
,
your
said
poore
Orator
could
neuer
get
the
same
&c.
to
hold
a
Court
there
,
minding
thereby
vtter
disheriting
vnto
your
said
poore
Orator
,
of
,
and
in
the
premisses
:
Vntill
such
time
as
your
saide
must
honorable
Lordship
,
moued
with
your
accustomed
loue
to
Iustice
,
and
pitie
towards
pouertie
,
vouchsafed
to
graunt
your
benigne
letters
directed
to
the
said
&c.
willing
him
thereby
with
lawfull
warning
giuen
vnto
the
tenants
of
the
said
Lordship
,
to
summon
and
keepe
a
Court
at
the
saide
manor
,
for
the
triall
of
the
right
of
your
saide
Orator
in
the
premisses
,
vpon
the
receipt
of
which
letters
,
the
saide
&c.
summoned
and
kept
a
Court
at
his
said
Manor
of
&c.
whereat
vpon
the
open
and
plaine
declaration
of
your
said
Orators
title
,
together
with
the
examination
of
diuers
witnesses
,
brought
in
by
your
said
Orator
,
for
the
due
proofe
of
the
said
title
in
the
premisses
:
And
further
,
vpon
the
shewing
of
such
substanciall
and
anncient
euidences
maintayning
the
same
,
the
Homage
therewith
charged
and
sworne
did
present
&
sind
at
the
said
&c.
(
before
I.
S.
Steward
of
the
same
Court
)
that
the
foresaid
I.
S.
was
possessor
,
and
held
the
premisses
by
Copie
of
court
Roll
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
:
And
that
also
your
said
Orator
was
cosin
and
heire
to
the
said
I.
S.
according
to
the
custome
of
the
manor
:
that
is
to
say
,
sonne
of
I.
yonger
sonne
of
&c.
as
by
the
Copie
of
the
same
court
Rols
ready
to
be
shewed
more
plainly
may
appeare
vnto
your
good
Lordship
.
After
which
presentment
at
the
same
Court
,
it
was
agreed
betwixt
the
said
Steward
,
in
the
name
of
the
said
&c.
and
your
said
Orator
,
that
if
the
said
&c.
would
not
declare
and
show
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
or
to
his
learned
Counsell
at
London
,
within
one
Terme
then
next
insuing
,
a
better
title
and
interest
to
the
foresaid
premisses
,
then
your
said
Orator
had
then
and
there
already
proued
,
that
then
your
saide
Orator
should
haue
and
inioy
the
premisses
to
him
,
and
to
his
heires
,
according
to
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
manor
.
But
so
it
is
(
most
ho.
Lord
)
that
although
the
said
&c.
as
he
cannot
,
so
hath
he
not
by
the
said
space
prooued
any
maner
of
title
,
or
colour
of
title
to
the
premisses
,
but
onely
with
such
and
like
fraudulent
delayes
,
he
intendeth
to
weary
your
said
Orator
from
the
obtaining
of
the
premisses
,
and
if
he
can
,
disherite
him
from
the
same
:
Wherefore
,
may
it
&c.
of
your
accustomable
goodnes
alwayes
to
pouertie
extended
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
the
Q.
most
gracious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
said
&c.
commaunding
him
by
the
same
,
not
onely
to
appeare
personally
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
high
Court
of
Chauncery
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
by
your
good
Lordship
therein
to
be
limitted
:
but
also
to
permit
and
suffer
your
said
Orator
peaceably
to
haue
,
hold
,
occupie
,
possesse
,
and
inioy
the
premisses
aforesaid
,
and
the
profits
and
issues
of
the
same
,
vntill
such
time
as
the
same
&c.
hath
duely
approued
better
Title
to
the
premisses
,
then
he
hath
heretofore
done
.
And
your
said
poore
Orator
shall
&c.
A
bill
of
complaint
for
Debt
without
especialtie
.
IN
most
humble
wise
sheweth
and
complayneth
vnto
your
good
Sect'
140.
Lordship
,
your
daily
Orator
and
poore
bedeman
I.
G.
of
H.
in
the
countie
of
D.
That
where
the
said
I.
G.
by
way
of
prest
,
at
the
feast
of
Pentecost
,
in
the
xxxiiii
.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
Soueraigne
Ladie
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
did
deliuer
vnto
one
W.
L.
late
of
H.
in
the
said
countie
of
D.
the
summe
of
xviii
.
pound
,
of
lawfull
money
of
England
,
to
be
paied
vnto
him
at
the
feast
of
Saint
A.
then
next
insuing
,
before
which
day
the
said
W.
L.
by
his
last
will
and
Testament
,
constituted
and
made
one
E.
then
his
wife
,
his
executrix
,
and
dyed
,
and
left
vnto
the
said
E.
then
his
executrix
,
of
his
owne
proper
goods
(
all
his
debts
paied
)
the
summe
of
one
hundred
pounds
,
of
whom
your
said
Orator
sundrie
and
many
times
hath
required
payment
of
the
said
xviii
.
pound
,
which
to
content
and
pay
,
the
said
E.
did
neuer
vtterly
denye
,
but
did
require
respite
for
the
payment
of
the
same
,
and
before
the
saide
E.
did
content
and
pay
any
penie
of
the
said
xviii
.
pound
the
said
E.
in
her
death
ded
,
by
her
last
will
and
testament
,
did
constitute
and
make
one
I.
S.
her
sonne
her
executor
,
and
dyed
,
and
left
to
him
sufficient
of
the
goods
of
the
saide
W.
for
the
contentation
and
payment
of
the
same
xviii
.
pound
,
and
after
dyed
,
sithence
whose
death
the
saide
complaynant
,
dayly
,
sundrie
,
and
many
times
required
the
saide
I.
S.
to
content
and
pay
vnto
him
the
saide
summe
of
xviii
.
pound
,
which
to
do
,
he
hath
at
all
times
refused
,
and
yet
doth
,
contrarie
to
right
and
good
conscience
,
to
the
vtter
vndoing
of
your
poore
Orator
foreuer
.
And
for
because
your
Orator
hath
no
specialtie
,
whereby
he
should
charge
the
Executor
or
the
Executrix
of
the
saide
W.
L.
he
is
therefore
without
remedie
by
the
order
of
the
common
Law
of
this
Realme
,
and
is
like
vtterly
to
loose
the
saide
xviii
.
pound
vnlesse
your
gracious
fauour
be
to
him
shewed
in
this
behalfe
:
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
it
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
(
the
premisses
considered
)
to
graunt
the
Queenes
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
I.
S.
commaunding
him
by
the
same
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
,
in
the
Queenes
most
gracious
Court
of
Chauncerie
&c.
The
answere
of
the
same
Bill
for
xvii●
.
poundlent
without
specialtie
.
THe
saide
I.
S.
by
protestation
not
knowing
that
the
saide
Complainant
Sect.
141.
did
deliuer
the
saide
W.
L.
in
the
saide
bill
named
,
the
summe
of
xviii
.
pound
,
or
any
part
thereof
by
way
of
prest
,
as
in
the
said
bill
is
surmised
:
He
further
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vncertaine
and
insufficient
in
the
Law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
much
of
the
matter
therein
contained
,
is
fained
and
imagined
,
for
vexation
and
trouble
of
the
saide
I.
S.
notwithstanding
,
the
aduantage
thereof
to
him
at
all
times
saued
:
The
said
I.
S.
for
further
answere
vnto
the
saide
bill
,
sayth
,
that
long
time
before
the
saide
E.
L.
was
constituted
and
made
Executrix
vnto
the
said
W.
L.
the
said
E.
was
maried
vnto
one
R.
S.
father
of
this
defendant
,
by
the
space
of
twentie
yeares
and
more
,
which
said
R.
S.
by
his
last
will
and
testament
,
constituted
,
ordeyned
,
and
made
the
said
E.
and
the
said
I.
S.
his
Executors
,
and
dyed
,
and
left
to
the
order
and
disposition
of
the
said
Executors
,
goods
and
cattles
of
his
owne
,
to
the
value
of
two
hundred
pounds
sterling
and
aboue
.
All
which
goods
and
cattels
for
the
most
part
of
the
same
,
being
and
remayning
in
the
hands
and
custodie
of
the
saide
E.
she
the
same
E.
married
and
tooke
to
husband
the
said
W.
L.
which
saide
W.
after
the
marriage
had
betweene
him
and
the
said
E.
did
mispend
,
wast
,
and
consume
of
the
said
goods
and
cattels
late
of
the
same
R.
S.
to
the
value
and
summe
of
140.
●●sterling
and
aboue
.
And
after
the
said
W.
L.
by
his
last
will
and
Testament
ordeined
and
made
the
saide
E.
executrix
thereof
,
&
died
a
verie
poore
man
,
hauing
no
maner
of
goods
nor
cattels
at
the
time
of
his
death
of
his
owne
,
to
the
value
of
twentie
shillings
sterling
.
And
afterward
the
said
E.
by
her
last
will
,
ordeined
this
defendant
executor
thereof
,
and
died
,
sithen
whose
death
there
hath
not
come
to
the
hands
of
this
defendant
of
the
goods
late
of
the
said
W.
L.
to
the
value
of
20.
shillings
sterling
,
without
that
,
that
the
said
W.
L.
at
his
death
left
vnto
the
saide
E.
of
his
owne
proper
goods
,
to
the
summe
of
an
hundred
pounds
,
ouer
his
debts
paid
,
or
yet
the
summe
of
twentie
shillings
sterling
,
or
that
the
said
E.
after
the
death
of
the
said
W.
L.
did
euer
consent
or
agree
to
pay
the
saide
eighteene
pound
vnto
the
said
complainant
,
or
did
require
him
to
respite
the
paiment
thereof
,
or
that
the
said
E.
at
the
time
of
her
death
,
left
vnto
the
said
defendant
sufficient
of
the
goods
of
the
saide
W.
L.
for
the
contentation
and
payment
of
the
saide
18.
●
.
as
in
the
sayde
bill
of
complaynt
vntruly
is
surmised
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
thing
comprised
in
the
saide
fained
bill
of
the
aforesaid
I.
S.
which
is
materiall
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
in
this
answere
not
confessed
,
auoided
,
or
trauersed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
&c.
A
bill
of
Complaint
vpon
certaine
griefes
,
requiring
a
writ
of
Certiorari
.
IN
most
lamentable
wise
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
,
your
Sect'.
142.
dailie
poore
Orator
I.
W.
of
London
,
That
where
one
A.
H.
of
London
aforesaide
Marchant
Taylor
,
borowed
of
your
saide
Orator
twelue
pounds
sterling
,
to
be
paied
to
the
said
&c.
at
a
certaine
day
betweene
them
agreed
,
which
day
was
expired
,
and
the
said
summe
of
money
not
payed
,
wherfore
the
said
A.
for
that
he
had
not
ready
money
,
desired
your
suppliant
,
to
take
a
certaine
white
broad
cloth
in
pawne
,
containing
fortie
yards
,
cut
in
peeces
,
for
the
saide
twelue
pounds
,
which
cloth
was
sold
and
deliuered
to
your
saide
Orator
by
a
Bill
of
sale
,
wherein
the
said
A.
H.
standeth
bound
,
with
Condicion
in
the
same
hill
declared
,
That
if
the
said
Cloth
were
not
redeemed
by
a
day
certaine
in
the
said
bill
limitted
,
that
then
the
same
cloth
to
be
to
the
only
vse
of
your
saide
Orator
,
for
contentation
and
whole
payment
of
the
said
twelue
pounds
.
Since
the
which
time
the
saide
A.
counselled
your
said
Orator
to
put
forth
the
said
cloth
to
one
L.
M.
of
London
Shereman
,
to
be
died
of
seuerall
colors
for
his
most
profit
,
by
the
meanes
whereof
,
the
said
W.
was
contented
to
take
the
saide
broad
Cloth
for
the
payment
of
the
saide
money
,
and
afterward
the
saide
cloth
was
deliuered
to
the
saide
L.
M.
and
within
sixe
dayes
after
the
deliuery
of
the
saide
Cloth
to
the
saide
L.
one
R.
M.
Spaniard
affirmed
a
plaint
of
debt
against
the
saide
A.
and
according
to
the
custome
of
the
Citie
of
London
,
hath
caused
Attachment
to
be
made
of
the
saide
broad
Cloth
,
as
debt
due
by
the
saide
A.
vnto
the
saide
R.
whereas
the
saide
Cloth
is
your
saide
Orators
:
Notwithstanding
by
reason
of
the
saide
Attachment
,
your
saide
Orator
retayned
Counsaile
in
the
Guildhall
of
London
,
where
the
matter
was
at
an
issue
,
whereupon
the
Iurie
was
impanelled
,
since
the
which
time
for
the
space
of
three
Court
dayes
,
your
saide
Orator
did
giue
attendance
there
to
haue
the
saide
matter
heard
,
and
the
saide
Plaintife
and
Counsaile
would
not
suffer
the
saide
Iurie
to
appeare
,
so
long
as
your
saide
Suppliant
did
apply
and
pursue
his
cause
with
effect
herein
.
And
for
that
the
said
R.
and
his
counsaile
would
not
proceede
in
his
said
action
,
your
said
Orator
supposed
,
that
it
should
no
more
be
called
vpon
,
by
occasion
whereof
your
Orator
being
about
his
businesse
in
the
countrey
,
in
the
meane
time
,
the
said
L.
M.
with
his
Counsell
(
hauing
knowledge
that
your
said
Orator
was
out
of
the
Citie
,
and
in
the
Countrey
)
instantly
laboured
the
Iurie
to
appeare
in
the
absence
of
your
saide
Orator
,
and
by
their
subtiltie
and
craft
,
the
saide
Iurie
did
appeare
,
and
passed
against
your
saide
Orator
,
contrarie
to
all
right
,
Lawe
,
and
good
conscience
,
which
shall
be
to
the
great
impouerishment
and
vndoing
of
your
sayde
Orator
for
euer
,
vnlesse
your
good
Lordships
lawfull
fauour
and
succour
be
to
him
shewed
in
this
behalfe
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
might
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
graunt
the
Queenes
writ
of
Cerciorari
to
be
directed
to
the
Maior
and
Sheriffes
of
the
Citty
of
London
,
commanding
them
and
euery
of
them
by
vertue
of
the
same
,
to
certifie
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
most
honorable
Court
of
Chauncery
,
at
a
certaine
day
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limitted
,
the
saide
attachment
,
and
all
the
matter
concerning
the
same
,
and
to
examine
the
said
matter
,
and
all
the
whole
circumstance
thereof
,
and
to
stand
to
such
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
shall
stande
with
right
,
equity
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
pray
to
God
for
the
preseruation
of
your
good
Lordship
long
to
continue
.
A
Bill
where
a
Iurie
hath
passed
in
a
matter
wrongfully
praying
a
Cerciorari
.
IN
most
humble
wise
sheweth
and
complaineth
vnto
your
most
Honorable
Sect'.
143.
good
Lordship
,
your
poore
suppliant
and
continuall
Orator
P.
of
W.
of
the
Citty
of
L.
Broker
,
that
whereas
one
A.
M.
of
the
said
Citty
Marchant
stranger
,
within
the
saide
City
was
possessed
of
,
and
in
certaine
linnen
clothes
,
to
the
valew
of
xx
.
pound
sterling
,
and
to
your
poore
suppliants
knowledge
then
,
and
as
yet
as
of
his
owne
meere
proper
goods
and
chattels
,
and
so
thereof
being
possessed
,
the
same
within
the
said
Citty
deliuered
to
your
poore
Orator
being
a
Broker
,
safely
to
keepe
and
to
sell
and
marchandise
by
the
discretion
of
your
poore
suppliant
,
to
the
vse
of
the
said
A.
by
force
whereof
your
Orator
made
sale
thereof
to
certaine
persons
within
the
same
City
,
and
the
mony
,
goods
,
and
marchandises
thereof
receiued
and
taken
,
deliuered
vnto
the
said
A.
And
so
it
is
right
honorable
Lord
that
after
and
since
the
sale
thereof
made
,
one
I.
S.
Marchant
stranger
,
pretending
a
property
in
the
foresaid
linnen
clothes
,
hath
commenced
an
action
vpon
his
case
against
your
poore
suppliant
in
the
Guildhall
,
set
and
being
within
the
foresaid
City
before
the
Sherifes
thereof
,
and
thereupon
hath
declared
that
the
saide
I.
should
haue
lost
those
goods
,
and
that
they
came
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
your
poore
suppliant
within
the
said
city
by
way
of
trouer
.
And
furthermore
that
your
poore
Orator
was
sundry
times
required
to
make
deliuerance
thereof
to
the
said
I.
and
that
refused
,
and
the
same
afterward
sold
,
and
the
mony
thereof
receiued
conuerted
to
your
orators
vse
,
to
which
matter
one
I.
D.
your
poore
suppliants
atturney
,
rashly
without
aduisement
or
counsell
therein
taken
,
said
that
your
poore
orator
did
not
sell
the
said
clothes
,
nor
any
part
thereof
,
and
vpon
the
same
matter
,
whether
any
sale
thereof
was
made
by
your
suppliant
or
not
,
an
issue
was
taken
,
and
the
Iurie
tried
,
sworne
,
and
charged
,
found
a
sale
made
by
your
poore
orator
of
the
saide
clothes
(
as
the
truth
was
)
nothing
regarding
to
whom
the
property
of
the
saide
goods
was
at
the
time
of
the
sale
thereof
made
,
because
of
the
plee
so
vnaduisedly
pleaded
,
it
was
confessed
in
point
of
iudgement
,
the
property
thereof
to
be
in
the
said
I.
T.
and
so
it
is
,
right
honorable
Lord
,
that
the
said
atturney
might
haue
taken
an
issue
that
your
said
orator
sold
no
clothes
of
the
saide
I.
because
of
trueth
the
clothes
were
the
proper
clothes
of
the
said
A.
and
not
the
clothes
of
the
said
I.
and
so
the
Iurie
should
haue
tried
in
whom
the
propertie
was
,
and
because
the
property
was
not
put
in
issue
,
the
Iurie
had
no
warranty
to
enquire
thereof
,
and
in
case
they
had
bin
the
clothes
of
the
said
I.
as
they
were
not
indeed
,
your
poore
orator
ought
not
by
the
order
of
the
law
to
haue
bin
charged
,
because
they
were
deliuered
to
your
Orator
by
the
hands
of
the
foresaide
A.
to
sell
,
and
your
Orator
did
accordingly
.
And
the
money
,
goods
,
and
March
andizes
thereof
receiued
,
deliuered
to
the
said
A.
and
so
if
any
trespas
or
wrong
was
done
to
the
said
I.
it
was
done
by
the
saide
A.
and
not
by
your
saide
Orator
,
against
whom
the
saide
I.
may
take
his
action
.
For
your
poore
Orator
at
the
time
of
the
saide
action
commenced
,
neither
had
the
saide
goods
in
his
possession
,
ne
any
other
things
in
lieu
or
consideration
of
the
same
goods
.
And
also
there
is
a
custome
within
the
saide
Citie
,
that
if
any
Vpholster
or
Broker
sell
any
goods
within
the
same
citie
to
any
person
or
persons
of
the
same
citie
vpon
the
deliuery
of
any
person
,
for
,
or
at
the
request
of
him
hauing
witnesse
of
the
deliuerie
thereof
to
him
made
,
or
bring
out
the
partie
who
deliuered
them
vnto
him
,
not
being
himselfe
particeps
criminis
,
should
be
discharged
and
not
dampnefied
,
for
that
his
offence
doing
in
making
sale
thereof
.
And
also
by
the
order
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
a
man
comming
immediatly
to
the
possession
of
the
goods
,
not
being
partie
to
the
first
wrong
,
shall
not
be
charged
in
an
Action
of
trespas
,
which
matters
,
or
any
of
them
,
if
they
had
bin
pleaded
,
had
bin
a
sufficient
matter
of
barre
,
and
because
they
were
not
pleaded
,
your
poore
suppliant
could
not
be
receiued
to
giue
them
in
euidence
to
the
Iury
,
and
so
your
poore
Orator
is
like
to
pay
vnto
the
said
I.
the
value
of
the
saide
clothes
,
the
said
I.
hauing
no
property
,
right
,
nor
title
to
the
same
,
vnlesse
your
most
ho.
Lordships
fauour
be
shewed
herein
:
In
consideration
whereof
,
it
may
please
your
most
ho.
Lordship
the
premisses
tenderly
considered
,
to
graunt
the
Kings
most
gracious
writ
of
Cerciorare
,
to
be
directed
to
the
Shirife
of
the
saide
City
,
commaunding
them
,
and
euery
of
them
to
certifie
before
your
good
Lordship
the
whole
record
of
the
premisses
depending
before
them
,
or
either
of
them
in
the
Kings
most
gracious
court
of
Chauncery
,
at
a
certaine
day
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limitted
,
and
therein
further
to
proceede
,
and
further
to
graunt
the
Queenes
most
gracious
and
speedy
writs
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
I.
commanding
him
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
said
court
of
Chauncery
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limitted
therein
,
to
stand
to
&c.
A
bill
contayning
that
the
plaintife
taking
vp
of
a
Mercer
vpon
his
credit
Silks
and
Veluets
,
put
his
hand
to
the
debt
booke
of
the
parcels
of
the
said
Silks
and
Veluets
,
witnessing
his
debt
for
the
same
:
and
afterwards
the
plaintife
for
the
better
securitie
of
his
saiddebt
made
him
a
bill
of
his
hand
for
the
same
debt
:
and
that
the
plaintife
afterwards
at
the
desire
of
the
Mercer
procured
his
eldest
brother
to
become
bound
to
the
saide
Mercer
for
the
payment
of
the
plaintifes
saide
debt
vpon
the
Mercers
promise
to
take
no
aduantage
thereof
vntill
after
the
death
of
the
plaintifes
father
.
Afterwards
the
Mercer
dyeth
intestate
,
and
the
administration
of
his
gods
is
committed
to
R.
A.
by
a
practise
of
the
Mercers
creditors
.
The
administrator
bringeth
an
accion
of
debt
against
the
saidplaintife
vpon
his
said
bill
of
debt
:
and
also
threatneth
to
sue
the
plaintife
and
his
brother
vpon
the
said
booke
of
parcels
,
and
the
bond
:
and
then
sheweth
that
he
tendred
the
debt
to
the
Administrator
,
who
refused
the
same
,
and
so
prayeth
proces
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
Sir
Io
P.
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
Seale
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
sheweth
vnto
your
Ho.
Lordship
Sect'.
144.
your
daily
Orator
T.
D.
Gentleman
:
That
whereas
your
Orator
being
of
late
seruant
in
houshold
to
the
right
Ho.
Sir
C.
H.
Knight
of
the
most
noble
order
of
the
Garter
deceassed
,
late
Chancellor
of
England
,
hauing
then
small
maintenance
from
I.
D.
of
D.
in
the
Countie
of
C.
Esquier
his
father
,
did
make
his
estate
knowne
to
one
N.
B.
of
London
Mercer
now
deceassed
,
being
your
said
Orators
very
neere
kinsman
,
who
was
content
to
giue
your
said
Orator
credit
for
diuers
parcels
of
Silks
and
Veluets
,
at
sundrie
times
amounting
in
the
whole
to
the
somme
of
22.
l
.
or
there
abouts
,
for
the
which
your
Orator
did
subscribe
his
hand
to
the
debt
booke
of
the
said
N.
B.
wherein
the
said
parcels
of
Silks
were
set
downe
vnder
the
same
parcels
witnessing
the
said
debt
.
And
at
an
other
time
after
that
,
your
saide
Orator
did
seale
and
deliuer
vnto
him
a
bill
of
your
Orators
hand
for
his
better
securitie
of
the
payment
of
the
said
debt
.
And
afterwards
because
your
Orator
was
but
a
yonger
brother
,
the
said
N.
B.
desired
your
Orator
to
procure
his
eldest
brother
P.
D.
sonne
and
heire
apparant
of
the
saide
I.
D.
for
the
better
securitie
of
the
said
debt
to
become
bound
to
the
said
N.
B.
by
Obligation
for
the
payment
of
the
said
debt
,
promising
neuerthelesse
to
take
no
aduantage
of
the
said
Obligation
,
nor
to
put
the
same
in
suite
during
the
life
of
the
said
I.
D.
whereupon
the
said
P.
D.
at
your
Orators
request
did
become
bound
to
the
said
N.
B.
by
Obligation
accordingly
,
and
your
Orator
did
then
seale
and
deliuer
to
the
said
P.
D.
his
brother
a
Counterbond
to
saue
him
harmelesse
from
the
said
Obligation
.
So
as
the
said
N.
B.
by
the
seuerall
meanes
aforesaid
had
three
seuerall
kinds
of
assurances
or
specialties
for
one
and
the
selfesame
debt
,
that
is
to
say
his
debt
booke
subscribed
with
your
Orators
hand
,
a
bill
of
debt
sealed
and
deliuered
vnto
him
by
your
Orator
,
and
an
Obligation
sealed
and
deliuered
vnto
him
by
the
saide
P.
D.
And
now
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
that
the
said
N.
B.
is
lately
deceassed
,
after
whose
deceasse
the
administration
of
his
goods
and
cattels
is
committed
to
one
R.
A.
an
vnknowne
person
that
cannot
be
found
whose
name
is
but
vsed
by
others
in
all
vnconscionable
suits
.
For
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
R.
S.
Alderman
of
London
,
R.
W.
and
F.
S.
pretending
themselues
to
be
creditors
of
the
said
N.
B.
hauing
procured
the
said
bill
of
debt
and
obligation
to
be
set
ouer
vnto
them
,
haue
thereupon
not
onely
commenced
suit
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Court
of
Common
Pleas
at
Westminster
,
in
the
name
of
the
said
R.
A.
as
administrator
of
the
goods
and
cattels
of
the
said
N.
B.
against
your
said
Orator
vpon
his
said
bill
of
debt
of
22.
l
.
but
also
do
threaten
to
commence
one
other
suit
against
your
said
Orator
vpon
the
said
debt
booke
,
and
alike
suit
against
the
said
P.
D.
vpon
the
said
Obligation
.
And
albeit
your
said
Orator
haue
diuers
and
sundry
times
offered
and
tendered
to
pay
the
said
debt
of
22.
pound
to
the
said
administrator
,
with
such
reasonable
costs
and
expences
as
hath
bin
by
him
expended
,
and
bestowed
in
the
said
suit
at
the
Common
lawe
,
and
is
ready
to
pay
the
same
.
Yet
neuerthelesse
the
said
R.
A.
R.
S.
R.
W.
and
F.
S.
do
refuse
to
accept
thereof
.
And
the
said
R.
S.
&c.
do
very
hotely
prosecute
the
said
suit
at
the
commonlawe
in
the
name
of
the
said
R.
A.
contrarie
to
equitie
and
conscience
,
and
do
procure
and
cause
the
saide
R.
A.
to
absent
himselfe
so
as
your
saide
Orator
cannot
tell
where
to
finde
him
to
deliuer
vnto
him
any
proces
to
compell
him
to
answere
to
his
said
vnconscionable
dealing
,
and
yet
the
said
suit
at
the
Common
lawe
is
still
prosecuted
in
his
name
by
the
meanes
and
procurement
and
at
the
costs
and
charges
in
lawe
of
the
said
R.
S.
&c.
or
by
some
of
them
who
haue
procured
the
said
debts
to
be
assigned
and
set
our
vnto
them
as
is
aforesaid
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
that
it
is
against
all
conscience
to
take
aduantage
of
the
said
treble
assurances
made
for
one
selfesame
debt
:
And
for
that
your
said
Orator
is
remedilesse
therein
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
realme
,
and
for
that
your
said
Orator
is
readie
to
pay
the
principall
debt
being
22.
pound
,
together
with
reasonable
costs
of
suit
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gracious
writs
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
R.
A.
R.
S.
&c.
commaunding
them
and
euery
of
them
to
appeare
personally
before
your
good
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
high
court
of
Chauncery
,
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
by
your
good
Lordship
limitted
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
and
to
stand
vnto
and
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
seeme
to
stand
with
iustice
and
equitie
,
and
your
said
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
&c.
A
bill
contayning
that
a
Widow
seazed
in
fee
of
three
messes
&c.
thereof
enfeoffed
diuers
persons
in
fee
for
the
performance
of
her
last
will
and
testament
,
and
by
the
same
she
deuised
the
said
measses
&c.
to
her
sonne
in
taile
generall
with
diuers
remainders
ouer
and
dyed
,
That
the
deuisee
dyed
,
hauing
issue
the
plaintife
.
That
the
feoffment
and
will
is
come
to
the
defendants
hands
.
That
by
cullour
thereof
he
hath
entred
and
expulsed
the
plaintife
,
and
hath
made
diuers
secret
estates
to
diuers
vnknowne
persons
to
defraude
the
plaintife
of
his
apt
remedie
by
the
common
lawe
,
and
so
prayeth
proces
against
the
defendant
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
T.
E.
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
Seale
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
Sect.
145.
your
dayly
Orator
I.
B.
labourer
.
That
whereas
R.
G.
Widowe
was
lawfully
seazed
in
her
demesne
as
of
fee
of
and
in
three
messes
twentie
acres
of
land
,
meadow
,
leasowe
and
pasture
,
with
the
appurtenances
,
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
M.
in
the
Countie
of
B.
And
the
said
R.
G.
being
so
seazed
of
all
the
premisses
,
did
of
the
same
about
fortie
yeares
last
past
enfeoffe
certaine
persons
,
To
haue
and
hould
to
them
and
their
heires
to
the
vse
and
performance
of
the
last
will
and
testament
of
the
saide
R.
G.
and
by
the
same
her
will
deuised
all
the
premisses
or
the
vse
thereof
to
her
sonne
W.
B.
and
to
the
heires
of
his
body
lawfully
begotten
,
with
diuers
remainders
ouer
and
dyed
,
by
and
after
whose
death
,
the
said
W.
B.
into
the
premisses
entred
,
and
was
thereof
lawfully
seazed
in
his
demeasne
as
of
fee
tayle
generall
by
force
of
the
gift
aforesaid
.
And
the
said
W.
B.
so
being
seazed
of
the
premisses
died
of
such
an
estate
thereof
seased
,
by
an
after
whose
death
the
same
premisses
did
discend
and
come
to
your
said
Orator
,
as
sonne
and
heire
of
the
body
of
the
said
W.
B.
by
force
of
the
deuise
aforesaide
,
by
reason
whereof
your
saide
Orator
in
the
premisses
entred
,
and
was
thereof
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
by
force
of
the
saide
gift
in
taking
the
issues
and
profits
accordingly
,
vntill
of
late
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
foure
yeares
last
past
,
that
as
well
the
saide
deede
of
feoffment
and
last
will
and
testament
aforesaide
,
as
also
diuers
other
euidences
,
charters
,
escripts
and
miniments
concerning
the
premisses
,
are
by
casuall
meanes
come
to
the
handes
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
one
R.
W.
of
S.
aforesayde
in
the
sayde
Countie
yeoman
,
who
by
cullour
of
hauing
of
them
,
hath
not
onely
entred
into
the
premisses
,
and
thereof
expulsed
your
sayde
Orator
,
but
also
hath
contriued
diuers
secret
estates
to
diuers
and
sundry
persons
to
your
Orator
vnknowne
in
purpose
to
defraude
and
delay
your
sayde
Orator
to
his
apt
action
and
remedie
by
the
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
realme
,
for
recouerye
of
the
pr●misses
,
to
your
Orators
vtter
vndoing
,
and
disinheritance
for
euer
.
And
for
as
much
as
your
sayde
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certayne
number
,
nor
the
dates
and
contents
of
the
sayde
Euidences
,
Charters
,
Escripts
,
or
Miniments
,
nor
yet
wherein
the
same
be
contayned
,
whether
in
bagge
,
or
boxe
,
sealed
,
or
vnsealed
,
or
in
chest
locked
or
vnlocked
,
by
reason
whereof
your
sayde
Orator
is
clearely
without
all
remedye
for
the
recouerie
thereof
by
the
ordinarie
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
may
it
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
premisses
considered
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
sayde
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gracious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
vnto
the
sayde
R.
W.
commaunding
〈◊〉
thereby
perso●●lly
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
high
court
of
Chauncerpe
at
a
short
day
,
and
●●der
a
certayne
payne
therein
to
be
limited
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
〈◊〉
,
and
to
abide
such
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
〈◊〉
and
iustice
shall
appertayne
.
And
your
said
poore
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
as
●e
is
bounden
for
the
health
and
long
life
of
your
good
Lordship
,
with
all
increase
of
honour
to
Gods
will
and
good
pleasure
.
A
bill
against
two
for
the
deliuerie
of
he●reloomes
or
principalls
to
the
plaintife
being
sonne
and
heire
,
according
to
the
custome
of
the
Countie
Pallantine
of
Chester
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
Nicholas
Bacon
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
seale
of
England
.
COmplayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
your
dayly
Orator
Sect.
14●
.
I.
S.
of
Lincolnes
I●●●
Ge●●
,
sonne
and
heire
of
I.
S.
of
D.
within
the
Countie
of
●
That
where
as
the
sayde
I.
S.
was
in
his
life
time
lawfully
possessed
of
and
in
diuers
goods
and
Chattels
as
of
his
owne
proper
goods
,
that
is
to
say
,
Plate
,
Iewels
,
houshold
stuffe
,
beasts
,
cattaile
,
horses
,
and
other
manner
of
goods
,
amounting
to
the
value
of
fiue
hundred
pound
or
neere
thereabouts
,
and
so
being
thereof
possessed
,
made
his
testament
and
last
will
,
ordeyning
thereof
Elizabeth
then
his
Wife
,
and
nowe
Wife
to
B.
P.
his
sole
executrix
,
and
shortly
after
dyed
,
possessed
of
the
premisses
as
aforesayde
within
the
said
Countie
of
C.
Immediatly
after
whose
death
,
the
said
E.
did
take
vpon
her
the
administration
of
the
said
goods
and
other
the
premisses
accordingly
,
by
vertue
whereof
she
was
thereof
possessed
accordingly
.
But
so
it
is
and
please
your
Honor
,
that
the
custome
of
all
the
countrie
within
the
said
Countie
of
C.
is
and
time
out
of
minde
of
man
to
the
contrarie
hath
beene
,
that
if
any
person
or
persons
being
possessed
of
goods
and
cattels
as
of
his
owne
proper
goods
and
cattels
and
dye
thereof
possessed
,
that
the
next
heire
to
him
that
so
dyeth
possessed
shall
haue
the
best
and
principall
thing
of
euerie
sort
and
kinde
of
the
said
goods
and
cattels
for
and
in
the
name
of
the
principals
and
heire
Lomes
,
by
force
&
vertue
whereof
your
Orator
being
the
sonne
and
heire
of
the
said
I.
S.
was
after
the
death
of
the
saide
I.
S.
iustlie
entituled
to
a
great
part
of
the
said
goods
and
cattels
amounting
at
the
least
in
value
to
200.
pound
or
neere
thereabouts
,
by
reason
whereof
,
and
for
that
your
said
Orator
was
at
the
time
of
the
death
of
his
saide
father
vnder
age
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
and
yet
is
and
in
ward
to
the
Queenes
Maiestie
,
and
hauing
the
possession
of
so
much
of
all
the
said
goods
and
cattels
as
to
your
said
Orator
did
appertayne
,
and
of
right
belong
by
vertue
of
the
custome
aforesaid
,
being
verie
neere
to
the
value
of
two
hundred
pound
by
deliuerie
of
the
saide
E.
in
her
Widowhood
immediatly
after
the
death
of
the
saide
I.
S.
your
saide
Orator
did
incontinently
thereupon
deliuer
the
same
to
the
said
E.
to
be
safely
by
her
kept
to
your
saide
Orators
vse
,
and
to
be
in
like
maner
safely
redeliuered
to
your
saide
Orator
at
such
time
or
times
as
by
your
saide
Orator
or
his
assignes
she
should
be
thereunto
required
sithence
which
said
redeliuerie
made
by
your
said
Orator
to
the
said
E.
as
aforesaid
the
said
E.
hath
taken
to
husband
one
B.
P.
Gen●
,
by
reason
whereof
all
the
said
goods
,
cattels
,
and
other
the
premisses
were
and
did
come
after
the
said
entermariage
into
the
hands
and
possession
of
the
same
B.
P.
which
said
E.
sithens
the
said
deliuerie
made
by
your
said
Orator
vnto
her
as
aforesaide
before
the
day
of
entermariage
,
hath
vtterly
refused
to
make
any
redeliuerie
of
the
said
goods
and
cattels
so
by
your
said
Orator
to
her
deliuered
as
aforesaid
,
or
yet
to
make
any
satisfaction
thereof
to
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
B.
and
E.
alwaies
sithens
the
saide
entermariage
haue
refused
and
yet
do
refuse
to
redeliuer
the
same
,
or
yet
to
make
any
satisfaction
therefore
to
your
said
Orator
,
notwithstanding
many
lawfull
and
gentle
requests
to
you
and
either
of
them
made
in
that
behalfe
by
your
said
Orator
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equitie
and
conscience
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orator
doth
not
know
or
remember
the
certaine
or
precise
perticulars
or
valew
of
the
said
goods
and
cattels
which
of
right
do
belong
to
your
said
Orator
,
and
deliuered
by
your
said
Orator
as
aforesaid
,
by
reason
of
your
said
Orators
then
tender
age
being
not
then
of
discretion
to
haue
the
custodie
and
rule
thereof
,
and
so
remedilesse
by
the
order
of
the
common
lawe
for
the
recouerie
thereof
,
or
of
any
part
thereof
,
or
to
haue
any
satisfaction
made
to
your
said
Orator
by
the
said
▪
B.
and
E.
or
by
either
of
them
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
the
premisses
considered
,
to
graunt
the
Queenes
Maiesties
writs
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
B.
P.
and
E.
his
wife
,
commaunding
them
and
either
of
them
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
honorable
court
of
Chauncery
at
Westminster
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
and
therein
to
stand
to
abide
and
performe
such
order
and
direction
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
be
thought
to
stand
and
be
consonant
to
equitie
and
good
conscience
,
and
your
said
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
to
God
for
your
good
Lordship
in
health
and
honor
long
to
continue
.
A
bill
(
by
a
noble
man
)
containing
that
the
plaintife
tooke
vp
vpon
his
credit
Veluets
and
Silks
of
the
defendant
at
a
deere
rate
,
and
gaue
his
owne
bond
with
suerties
for
the
payment
of
the
same
:
and
that
afterwards
he
tooke
vpon
his
credit
of
him
more
Veluets
and
Silks
as
the
like
deere
rate
,
and
being
within
age
knowledged
a
statute
staple
to
the
defendant
for
all
his
whole
debt
,
vpon
his
promise
to
deliuer
to
the
plaintife
his
obligation
which
he
had
made
for
his
first
debt
to
be
cancelled
,
the
plaintife
allowing
interest
to
the
defendant
for
the
forbearance
,
notwithstanding
the
deere
prices
and
rate
he
bought
the
stuffe
at
for
which
the
said
debt
grew
,
and
then
sheweth
that
he
paid
not
his
debt
at
the
day
contained
in
the
statute
staple
,
and
that
the
defendant
threatneth
not
only
to
sue
the
said
bond
,
but
also
to
sue
execution
of
the
said
statute
against
him
,
and
prayeth
deliuerie
or
release
of
his
obligation
and
proces
against
the
defendant
to
answere
the
bill
.
To
the
Right
honorable
Sir
Christopher
Hatton
,
of
the
most
noble
order
of
the
Garter
,
Knight
,
Lord
Chauncellour
of
England
.
COmplayning
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
E.
S.
Lord
D.
Sect.
147.
That
whereas
he
the
said
Lord
D.
during
such
time
as
he
was
vnder
the
age
of
21.
yeares
at
sundrie
times
had
and
bought
of
one
I.
L.
Citizen
and
Mercer
of
London
diuers
parcels
or
peeces
of
Veluet
,
Silke
,
and
such
like
at
excessiue
prices
,
and
not
hauing
then
readie
money
to
pay
for
the
same
,
the
saide
Lord
D.
together
with
one
R.
S.
Gen●
and
others
did
enter
into
sundrie
bonds
to
the
saide
I.
L.
for
the
payment
thereof
at
seuerall
dayes
after
,
alwayes
allowing
vnto
the
said
I.
L.
ouer
and
besides
the
excessiue
prices
which
he
was
to
pay
for
the
same
Veluets
and
Silks
further
consideration
,
or
rather
as
it
may
be
said
vsurie
for
the
forbearing
thereof
till
the
time
of
payment
.
And
afterwards
the
said
Lord
D.
during
the
time
of
his
minoritie
aforesaid
,
had
and
did
buy
other
parcels
of
Veluets
,
Silks
,
and
such
like
of
the
said
I.
L.
at
like
excessiue
prices
,
which
likewise
the
said
Lord
D.
did
not
then
pay
for
the
prices
or
summes
of
money
whereunto
the
said
parcels
of
Veluets
,
Silks
,
and
such
like
lastlie
had
and
bought
after
the
like
excessiue
prices
and
rates
,
together
with
the
saide
prices
or
summes
of
money
before
due
for
the
other
parcels
formerly
had
and
bought
by
the
said
Lord
D.
together
with
consideration
or
rather
vsurie
for
the
forbearing
of
and
for
the
payment
thereof
till
a
certaine
time
then
agreed
vpon
betweene
the
said
Lord
D.
and
him
the
said
I.
L.
did
amount
&
come
to
the
summe
of
500.
pound
,
for
the
payment
of
which
said
summe
of
500.
pound
at
the
time
agreed
vpon
he
the
said
Lord
D.
at
and
vpon
the
motion
,
meanes
and
intreatie
of
the
said
I.
L.
did
during
the
time
of
the
minoritie
of
him
the
said
Lord
D.
become
bounden
by
one
statute
staple
vnto
the
said
I.
L.
in
the
summe
of
one
thousand
pounds
of
good
and
lawfull
money
of
England
,
taking
the
word
and
promise
only
of
the
said
I.
L.
to
deliuer
vnto
him
the
said
Lord
D.
or
his
saide
sureties
the
saide
bonds
which
before
he
the
said
Lord
D.
and
his
said
suerties
had
entred
into
to
the
said
I.
L.
or
otherwise
that
he
the
saide
Iohn
should
and
would
cancell
and
make
voyde
the
same
,
so
as
thereby
or
by
reason
of
any
of
the
saide
bonds
the
said
Lord
D.
nor
any
of
his
saide
suerties
should
be
in
any
wise
sued
,
vexed
,
troubled
,
or
charged
.
But
now
so
it
is
,
and
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
the
said
I.
L.
although
he
hath
beene
thereunto
in
most
gentle
and
friendly
manner
earnestly
requested
and
desired
by
the
saide
Lord
D.
the
saide
R.
S.
and
other
the
saide
sureties
of
the
said
Lord
D.
to
deliuer
vnto
them
the
said
bonds
to
by
them
made
,
and
entred
into
the
said
I.
L.
as
is
aforesaid
,
or
otherwise
to
cancell
and
make
voyd
the
same
,
yet
that
to
do
the
said
I.
L.
hath
vtterly
refused
and
denyed
,
and
still
doth
denye
and
refuse
to
do
the
same
.
But
contrary
to
his
saide
word
and
promise
as
aforesaid
made
and
giuen
vnto
the
said
Lord
D.
for
the
redeliuerie
thereof
,
or
otherwise
to
cancell
and
make
voyd
the
same
bonds
,
doth
now
dayly
threaten
to
put
the
same
in
suit
at
the
Common
lawe
,
against
the
sureties
of
him
the
said
Lord
D.
or
else
alreadye
hath
so
done
contrary
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
besides
this
,
because
the
sayd
Lord
D.
did
not
pay
vnto
hym
the
sayd
I.
L.
the
sayd
summe
of
fiue
hundred
pound
at
the
time
limited
for
the
paiment
thereof
,
which
in
very
trueth
he
the
said
Lord
D.
could
not
well
do
vnlesse
he
should
haue
made
sale
of
his
lands
to
his
great
dishonour
and
losse
.
And
notwithstanding
that
he
the
saide
Lord
D.
hath
sought
and
made
meanes
to
the
saide
I.
L.
to
compound
with
him
in
some
reasonable
sort
,
and
to
accept
his
money
at
reasonable
dayes
,
such
as
he
the
said
Lord
D.
could
and
might
be
well
able
to
satisfye
and
pay
the
same
,
the
rather
considering
his
great
interest
allowed
in
recompence
for
the
forbearing
of
time
,
and
giuing
day
of
payment
and
the
excessiue
prices
for
which
he
sould
the
same
Silks
,
Veluets
,
and
such
like
to
the
said
Lord
D.
yet
he
the
said
I.
L.
hath
done
and
dayly
doth
seeke
and
go
about
to
sue
execucion
,
and
to
take
the
benefit
of
the
said
Statute
of
one
thousand
pounds
against
the
said
Lord
D.
contrarie
to
all
equitie
and
good
conscience
.
The
premisses
therefore
tenderly
considered
,
and
for
as
much
as
the
said
Lord
D.
the
said
R.
S.
and
others
the
said
suerties
of
him
the
said
Lord
D.
or
any
of
them
,
cannot
pleade
any
good
or
sufficient
plea
in
auoydance
or
discharge
of
the
said
Bonds
and
Statutes
,
nor
of
any
of
them
,
whereof
the
said
I.
L.
most
vnconscionably
seeketh
and
goeth
about
to
sue
,
procure
and
take
the
penaltie
,
execucion
and
forfeiture
against
him
the
said
Lord
D.
and
his
sureties
by
the
ordinarie
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
,
and
the
rather
,
for
that
also
the
said
Lord
D.
is
and
will
be
readie
for
the
further
discharge
of
the
said
K.
S.
and
others
his
said
sureties
,
to
satisfye
and
pay
vnto
him
the
said
I.
L.
the
said
summe
of
500.
pound
at
such
dayes
and
times
,
and
in
such
maner
and
forme
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
in
equitie
and
right
seeme
meete
and
conuenient
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
L.
to
graunt
her
Maiesties
most
gracious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
I.
L.
commaunding
him
thereby
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
to
be
limited
,
personallie
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
high
court
of
Chauncerie
,
then
and
there
to
aunswere
to
the
premisses
,
and
to
shew
cause
why
he
the
said
I.
L.
should
not
redeliuer
the
saide
bonds
to
the
saide
Lord
D.
and
his
saide
sureties
,
or
else
to
cancell
and
make
voyd
the
same
,
or
otherwise
thereof
to
release
,
discharge
,
and
saue
harmelesse
the
saide
Lord
D.
his
said
sureties
,
as
in
right
and
equitie
it
behoueth
:
and
further
to
stand
to
and
abide
such
order
and
direction
therein
,
as
to
your
good
Lordship
and
the
said
honorable
Court
shall
seeme
best
to
stand
with
equitie
and
good
conscience
.
The
Aunswere
of
I.
L.
defendant
to
the
Bill
of
complaint
of
Ed.
Lo.
D.
complaynant
.
THe
said
defendant
by
protestation
not
acknowledging
or
confessing
Sect.
148.
any
matter
or
thing
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
conteyned
materiall
for
the
said
debt
to
be
answered
vnto
to
be
true
in
such
maner
and
forme
as
in
and
by
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
set
forth
&
alledged
.
For
aunswere
saith
that
the
said
complaynant
about
foure
yeares
past
at
seuerall
times
had
and
bought
of
the
said
defendant
diuers
parcels
of
Silks
,
Veluets
,
and
Wares
,
amounting
vnto
the
summe
of
159.
pound
foure
shillings
fiue
pence
,
or
there
abouts
,
all
which
parcels
the
said
defendant
did
sell
vnto
the
said
complaynant
for
and
at
reasonable
prices
,
considering
the
dayes
of
payment
,
and
for
the
true
payment
of
some
part
of
the
said
summe
,
he
the
said
Lord
D.
together
with
the
said
R.
S.
in
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
named
,
and
one
D.
C.
being
then
the
said
complaynants
seruants
,
did
become
bound
to
the
said
defendant
by
two
Obligations
which
they
forfeited
.
And
long
afterwards
that
is
to
say
in
the
month
of
May
1588.
the
saide
Lord
D.
hauing
occasion
to
vse
other
necessaryes
for
himselfe
and
his
Wife
,
and
hauing
deteyned
the
aforesaid
summe
of
159.
pound
foure
shillings
fiue
pence
from
the
defendant
a
long
time
did
in
the
said
month
of
May
1588.
in
respect
of
the
said
time
past
allow
the
sayd
defendant
for
consideration
but
26.
pound
13.
shillings
.
And
in
the
said
moneth
of
May
the
saide
complaynant
at
his
earnest
request
had
a
new
supplye
of
wares
amounting
to
73.
pound
fifteene
shillings
foure
pence
,
and
did
then
accept
of
and
acknowledge
certayne
parcels
had
to
his
vse
by
the
sayd
Christoferson
,
to
the
value
of
3.
l
.
17.
s.
9.
d
.
which
foure
summes
do
amount
to
255.
pound
,
for
all
which
said
debt
the
complaynant
gaue
his
owne
Obligation
to
the
said
defendant
endorced
with
condition
for
the
payment
thereof
the
24.
day
of
Iune
1588.
After
which
bond
for
255.
l
.
taken
&
before
the
same
was
due
,
viz.
about
the
last
day
of
the
said
month
of
May
1588.
the
saide
complaynant
standing
in
neede
both
of
money
&
other
necessary
furniture
for
himselfe
,
his
wife
,
&
house
,
earnestly
did
intreate
the
said
defendant
to
lend
vnto
him
the
said
complaynant
the
summe
of
50.
l
.
in
readie
money
,
which
he
protested
to
be
for
prosecuting
an
earnest
suit
he
had
against
one
Sir
I.
L.
Knight
,
as
this
defendant
remembreth
,
which
although
the
said
defendant
could
then
performe
hardly
,
yet
he
the
said
defendant
made
meanes
for
so
much
money
,
&
did
lend
the
same
50.
l
to
the
said
complainant
for
12.
moneths
,
vpon
allowance
of
5.
l
.
for
the
same
for
the
said
time
&
no
more
.
And
also
further
did
most
earnestly
desire
&
intreat
him
the
said
def.
to
sell
vnto
him
so
much
Silks
,
Veluets
,
&
Wares
to
furnish
his
then
present
want
,
as
should
make
the
foresaid
summe
of
255.
l
.
by
his
bond
,
&
the
50.
l
.
lent
in
ready
money
,
with
the
5.
l
.
for
interest
therof
as
aforesaid
,
amounting
to
the
summe
of
503.
l
.
and
thereupon
the
said
def.
deliuered
,
&
caused
to
be
deliuered
to
the
said
p
l
or
his
assignes
about
the
said
last
day
of
May
&
in
Iune
following
the
said
Silks
,
Veluets
,
&
Wares
at
reasonable
prises
,
considering
the
time
he
gaue
for
payment
of
his
money
due
for
the
same
to
the
value
of
Clxxxx.
l
.
17.
s.
4.
d
.
which
made
vp
all
the
former
summes
500.
l
.
17.
s.
4.
d
.
And
for
paiment
of
the
said
summe
of
500.
l
.
parcell
of
the
said
debt
of
500.
l
.
17.
s.
4.
d
.
the
said
compl
did
knowledge
to
the
said
defend
a
recognizance
or
bond
obligatorie
of
the
nature
of
a
statute
staple
of
1000.
l
.
in
the
said
bill
of
compl
mencioned
,
vpon
which
statute
knowledged
the
said
defend
.
deliuered
to
the
saide
compl
to
be
cancelled
the
foresaid
bond
made
by
the
said
compl
to
the
said
defend
for
paiment
of
255.
l
.
And
shortly
after
the
knowledging
of
the
said
statute
,
that
is
to
say
about
the
space
of
4.
or
5.
weekes
after
,
&
long
before
the
time
limited
for
the
paiment
of
the
said
defend
principall
debt
of
500
l
.
the
said
compl
purposing
to
defeate
the
said
defend
of
his
said
iust
&
due
debt
,
did
pursue
a
writ
of
Audita
querela
,
supposing
himself
thereby
to
be
within
the
age
of
21.
yeares
,
both
then
&
at
the
time
of
the
knowledging
of
the
said
statute
,
vpon
which
writ
after
the
same
was
returned
into
the
court
of
common
pleas
,
&
before
the
said
defend
had
notice
or
vnderstanding
of
the
same
,
the
said
compl
and
others
the
solicitors
of
the
cause
after
that
he
was
inspected
&
viewed
by
the
Iustices
of
the
same
court
,
did
produce
or
cause
to
be
produced
2.
persons
or
witnesses
before
the
said
Iustices
to
be
deposed
that
the
allegacion
&
surmise
of
the
said
Audita
querela
was
true
,
viz.
that
the
said
compl
was
then
and
at
the
knowledging
of
the
saide
statute
vnder
the
age
of
21.
yeares
,
which
witnesses
were
examined
and
deposed
accordingly
in
the
behalfe
of
the
said
compl
before
the
said
defend
had
any
knowledge
or
vnderstanding
of
the
said
compl
proceeding
therein
,
and
before
any
writ
or
Scirifacias
was
awarded
and
taken
forth
to
warne
the
said
defendant
of
the
said
suit
,
as
by
the
saide
depositions
and
proceedings
therein
remayning
of
Record
in
the
said
court
of
Common
pleas
,
whereunto
the
said
defendant
for
certaintie
of
the
time
doth
referre
himselfe
more
certainely
doth
appeare
,
which
said
suit
of
Audita
querela
for
the
auoyding
of
the
said
statute
the
said
complaynant
by
his
solicitors
&
seruants
did
most
earnestly
follow
vpon
a
bare
pretence
that
the
said
compl
wanted
some
fewe
moneths
of
the
age
of
21.
yeares
,
for
maintenance
of
which
said
statute
the
said
defend
was
called
in
by
proces
&
did
pleade
thereunto
,
after
which
plea
pleaded
,
and
after
the
said
defend
had
bin
drawne
into
great
charges
&
expences
for
the
defence
of
the
said
statute
&
cause
,
the
said
compl
and
his
Councell
sollicitors
,
Attorney
,
or
some
of
them
,
seeing
no
likelyhood
to
preuaile
in
that
course
,
did
become
nonsuit
,
&
without
any
regard
had
of
the
penaltie
thereof
,
did
faile
and
neglect
to
pay
to
the
said
defendant
his
said
principall
debt
of
fiue
hundred
pound
at
the
dayes
&
times
wherein
the
same
was
limited
&
appointed
to
be
paid
by
a
writing
of
defeazance
made
between
the
said
compl
&
defend
touching
the
penaltie
of
the
said
statute
,
the
same
daies
of
paiment
or
some
of
them
being
now
expired
18.
moneths
past
and
more
,
and
yet
the
whole
debt
still
vnpaid
vnto
the
said
defendant
,
for
payment
whereof
,
the
said
defendant
hath
and
doth
keepe
the
said
statute
and
the
first
two
bonds
wherein
the
saide
complaynant
with
his
men
are
bound
as
his
sureties
as
aforesaid
for
payment
of
part
of
the
said
principall
debt
,
being
this
defendants
own
proper
goods
as
both
by
lawe
and
conscience
the
said
defendant
thinketh
he
may
lawfullie
do
.
And
yet
neuerthelesse
the
said
defendant
further
saith
,
that
if
the
said
complaynant
will
forthwith
pay
vnto
him
the
saide
defendant
the
said
summe
of
500.
pound
being
his
principall
and
iust
debt
,
together
with
the
charges
he
hath
bin
put
vnto
,
and
consideration
after
the
vsuall
rate
of
ten
pound
for
the
hundreth
,
like
as
the
defendant
himselfe
doth
pay
to
others
for
the
long
time
the
said
defendant
hath
forborne
his
said
debt
,
he
the
saide
defendant
will
forgoe
the
penaltie
of
the
saide
statute
,
and
will
deliuer
the
same
statute
and
the
said
bonds
to
the
said
complaynant
,
without
that
that
the
said
defendant
did
sell
vnto
the
said
complaynant
any
peece
or
peeces
of
Veluet
or
Silke
at
the
seuerall
times
in
the
bill
mencioned
,
or
any
other
time
or
any
other
thing
at
any
excessiue
or
vnreasonable
price
the
dayes
of
payment
considered
.
Or
that
the
said
complaynant
did
ouer
and
besides
the
〈◊〉
price
of
any
such
thing
allow
and
pay
to
the
saide
defendant
any
further
consideration
or
vsurie
for
the
forbearing
thereof
till
the
time
of
payment
otherwise
then
is
before
truly
layd
downe
in
this
aunswere
.
Or
that
the
saide
complaynant
and
the
saide
R.
S.
or
any
other
did
enter
into
any
more
bounds
for
any
the
summes
in
the
said
bill
mencioned
to
the
saide
defendant
then
such
as
before
are
confessed
to
the
knowledge
of
this
defendant
.
And
without
that
the
said
complaynant
did
at
the
intreatie
of
the
said
defendant
during
his
the
said
complaynants
minoritie
enter
into
the
said
statute
in
the
bill
mentioned
to
the
knowledge
of
this
defendant
,
but
vpon
the
importunate
request
and
intreatie
of
the
saide
plaintife
to
supplie
his
wants
as
aforesaid
,
the
said
defendant
was
content
to
accept
of
his
said
statute
,
not
being
able
to
giue
better
assurance
as
the
saide
defendant
required
.
Or
that
the
said
defendant
did
then
or
at
any
other
time
promise
to
the
saide
complaynant
or
his
said
sureties
in
the
bill
mencioned
any
the
bonds
by
them
or
any
of
them
entred
into
to
the
said
defendant
for
or
touching
the
saide
debt
as
he
now
remembreth
or
any
part
thereof
,
other
then
the
said
obligacions
which
the
said
defendant
did
redeliuer
to
the
plaintife
to
be
cancelled
as
aforesaid
,
or
did
promise
to
cancell
or
make
void
the
same
in
manner
and
forme
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
surmised
to
the
remembrance
of
this
defendant
.
And
without
that
that
the
said
complaynant
or
any
other
for
him
did
require
the
redeliuery
of
the
said
bonds
as
this
defendant
remembreth
,
or
that
there
is
any
cause
or
reason
why
the
said
complaynant
should
make
any
such
request
or
the
said
defendant
to
make
any
such
promise
vntill
his
said
debt
be
paid
.
And
without
that
that
the
said
compl
hath
or
doth
seeke
to
make
any
reasonable
composition
with
the
said
defend
for
or
touching
the
said
debt
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
but
rather
hath
endeuoured
to
defeate
the
said
defend
of
his
said
debt
.
And
therefore
he
the
said
defend
hopeth
that
the
said
compl
shall
not
haue
or
receiue
any
fauour
in
this
honorable
Court
against
the
said
defend
,
seeing
that
the
said
defend
desireth
nothing
els
but
his
principall
,
with
reasonable
recompence
for
the
great
wrong
&
iniurie
the
said
compl
hath
done
,
both
in
putting
him
to
great
charges
&
expences
,
&
by
the
long
withholding
&
deteining
of
the
said
debt
as
aforesaid
,
without
that
that
the
said
defend
hath
hetherunto
taken
or
recouered
the
penalties
of
the
said
statute
or
bonds
,
or
any
of
them
,
or
that
the
said
compl'
is
or
hath
shewed
himselfe
at
any
time
readie
to
satis●ye
the
said
debt
vnto
the
said
defend
,
or
any
part
thereof
in
manner
&
forme
as
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaynt
is
alleaged
.
And
without
that
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
&c.
A
Bill
exhibited
against
a
noble
man
,
&
against
diuers
tenants
&
farmers
,
and
officers
of
diuers
mannors
,
contayning
,
that
the
noble
man
for
his
debt
due
to
the
plaintif
became
bound
in
a
statute
staple
of
1200
li.
and
for
that
the
debt
was
not
paid
at
the
day
it
was
due
,
the
plaintife
extended
diuers
manors
&
lands
which
the
noble
man
had
,
and
was
seased
of
at
the
time
he
knowledged
the
said
statute
,
and
had
sould
the
same
before
the
time
of
the
extent
to
diuers
persons
,
and
vpon
a
Liberate
to
the
Sherife
,
had
the
same
mannors
&
lands
deliuered
vnto
him
to
hold
in
extent
till
his
debt
were
satisfied
:
Afterwards
vpon
the
noble
mans
suit
to
the
Lord
Chaunce
llor
,
and
vpon
the
Lord
Chauncellors
request
to
the
plaintife
he
was
contented
to
forbeare
the
taking
of
the
profits
of
the
lands
extended
,
&
to
referre
the
hearing
&
ending
of
the
matter
touching
his
debt
to
two
thereunto
appointed
by
the
Lord
Chauncellor
,
who
heard
and
ended
the
matter
,
the
which
end
afterwards
the
noble
man
refused
to
performe
,
whereupon
the
plaint
if
went
about
to
take
the
benefit
of
his
extent
,
&
to
keepe
Courts
,
and
vnderstand
what
lands
,
and
how
the
tenants
held
,
and
what
rents
&
seruices
they
paid
for
the
same
,
but
could
not
performe
his
purpose
therein
,
for
the
tenants
&
the
noble
man
had
the
Courtrowles
in
their
keeping
,
and
the
leasses
,
rentals
,
&c.
and
would
not
let
him
see
the
same
,
and
that
the
noble
man
refused
to
suffer
the
plaintife
to
enter
into
the
manors
&
lands
extended
,
or
to
keepe
any
Courts
,
and
would
not
suffer
the
tenants
to
pay
the
plaintife
any
of
the
rents
or
seruices
due
for
the
same
manors
,
or
to
declare
vnto
him
what
the
same
rents
and
seruices
were
.
And
then
the
plaintife
prayeth
that
the
tenants
,
occupiers
,
and
farmors
of
the
said
manors
may
vpon
their
oathes
bring
forth
their
leasses
,
&
declare
what
lands
they
hold
,
and
what
rents
&
seruices
euery
of
them
pay
.
And
that
all
the
defendants
may
shewe
to
the
plaintife
the
Courtro●les
,
rentals
,
books
o●
suruay
,
field
books
&
terrars
in
their
custodie
,
and
so
prayeth
proces
against
all
the
defendants
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
Christopher
Hatton
of
the
most
noble
order
of
the
Garter
Knight
,
Lord
Chancellor
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
sheweth
to
your
good
Lordship
Sect.
149.
your
dayly
Orator
I.
L.
Citizen
and
Clothworker
of
London
.
That
whereas
the
Ho.
Ed.
Lord
M.
Baron
of
R.
the
last
day
of
December
in
the
26.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
Queene
Elizabeth
,
before
Sir
Christopher
Wray
Knight
,
Lord
chiefe
Iustice
of
the
pleas
before
her
highnes
to
be
holden
,
did
acknowledge
himselfe
to
owe
to
your
Orator
the
summe
of
MCC
.
of
lawfull
english
money
by
his
recognizance
in
the
nature
of
an
estatute
staple
,
with
a
defeazance
thereupon
made
for
the
true
payment
of
diuers
seuerall
summes
of
money
at
sundrie
seuerall
dayes
now
long
sithence
past
.
And
whereas
likewise
the
saide
Ed.
Lord
M.
was
and
stoode
iustly
indebted
to
your
saide
Orator
in
diuers
other
summes
of
money
by
ohter
bonds
,
as
also
by
your
Orators
booke
,
for
diuers
wares
taken
vp
of
your
Orator
for
the
vse
of
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
And
whereas
also
Tho.
P.
Esquier
,
brother
of
the
said
Lord
Mo.
stood
indebted
&
did
owe
to
your
said
Orator
other
certaine
summes
of
money
,
for
the
paiment
wherof
the
said
Lord
Mo.
did
vndertake
,
and
did
make
to
your
said
Orator
many
seuerall
&
sundrie
promises
,
the
which
(
as
yet
)
he
hath
in
no
sort
performed
.
And
whereas
the
said
Lord
Mo.
at
the
time
of
the
knowledging
of
the
foresaid
statute
staple
was
lawfully
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
Fee
,
of
&
in
the
mannors
of
H.
W.
A.
&
B.
with
two
faires
twice
in
the
yeare
,
with
one
market
holden
euery
weeke
at
H.
aforesaid
,
with
the
hundred
of
F.
with
euery
of
their
appurtenances
,
scituate
,
lying
&
being
in
the
Countie
of
Norffolke
,
and
of
and
in
the
manor
of
H.
with
their
appurtenances
in
the
said
Countie
of
Norffolke
:
which
said
mannors
&
other
the
premisses
aforesaid
the
said
Lord
Mo.
by
lawfull
assurance
&
conueyance
in
the
Lawe
,
did
bargaine
,
sell
,
conuey
,
&
assure
the
same
,
with
all
and
euery
their
appurtenances
whatsoeuer
to
one
Tho.
Lord
of
H.
in
the
saide
Countie
of
Norffolke
Esquier
,
and
to
his
heires
for
euer
,
by
vertue
of
which
conueyance
and
assurance
the
said
Tho.
L.
was
and
is
yet
seazed
of
the
saide
seuerall
mannors
,
and
other
the
aforesaid
premisses
in
his
demesne
,
as
of
Fee
.
And
whereas
the
said
Edw.
Lord
Mo.
was
likewise
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
Fee
at
the
time
of
the
knowledging
of
the
saide
statute
staple
of
and
in
the
mannors
of
S.
M.
and
W.
with
the
aduousons
of
Sw.
Mo.
and
Wo.
with
their
appurtenances
in
the
Countie
of
Norffolke
aforesaid
,
which
said
seueral
mannors
,
&
th
aduousons
aforesaid
,
the
said
Lord
Mo.
by
like
conueyance
and
assurance
did
conuey
and
assure
the
same
to
one
Ed.
B.
late
of
D.
in
the
said
Countie
of
Norffolke
Esquier
deceased
,
and
to
his
heires
for
euer
.
to
the
only
vse
and
behoofe
of
the
said
Ed.
B.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
by
whose
death
,
T.
B.
sonne
and
heire
of
the
said
Ed.
B.
Esquier
deceased
,
was
and
yet
is
seazed
of
the
said
mannors
of
S.
Mo.
and
Wo.
and
of
the
aduowsons
of
S.
Mo.
and
Wo.
in
his
demesne
as
of
Fee
.
And
whereas
the
said
Lord
Mo.
was
at
the
time
of
the
knowledging
of
the
saide
statute
staple
likewise
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
Fee
,
of
and
in
the
mannor
of
B.
with
the
appurtenances
,
scituate
and
extending
into
the
Townes
of
N.
M.
&c.
in
the
aforesaid
Countie
of
Norffolke
,
which
said
mannor
the
saide
Ed.
Lord
M.
did
likewise
conuey
vnto
T.
G.
Gent̄
,
and
to
his
heires
for
euer
,
to
the
only
vse
and
behoofe
of
the
said
T.
G.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
.
And
whereas
the
said
Edw.
Lord
Mo.
was
at
the
time
of
the
saide
statute
knowledged
,
and
yet
is
seazed
of
and
in
the
mannor
of
A.
with
the
appurtenances
in
the
said
Countie
of
Norffolke
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
and
being
indebted
to
your
said
Orator
as
aforesaid
,
your
Orator
made
sundrie
and
diuers
earnest
requests
for
the
getting
of
the
said
debt
and
summes
of
money
aforesaid
,
and
your
Orator
being
by
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
promised
to
haue
the
said
debts
at
diuers
seuerall
dayes
,
yet
none
of
them
were
performed
or
kept
,
whereby
your
Oratour
seeing
no
performance
,
but
was
delayed
from
time
to
time
,
your
saide
Oratour
about
two
yeares
sithence
sued
forth
his
seuerall
writs
of
Extendi
facias
directed
to
the
Sheriffs
of
Norffolke
,
Essex
,
Hertford
,
Sommersetshire
,
and
Yorke
,
and
to
the
Chancellor
of
the
Countie
Pallantine
of
Lancaster
,
for
the
extending
of
all
the
mannors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
,
within
the
Counties
aforesaid
,
whereof
the
said
Lord
Mo.
was
seazed
the
time
of
the
saide
statute
knowledged
,
which
writ
directed
to
the
Sheriffe
of
the
said
Countie
of
Norffolke
,
was
deliuered
to
one
Clement
Pastone
Esquier
then
Sheriffe
of
the
same
Countie
,
to
be
by
him
executed
and
returned
acordingly
.
By
vertue
whereof
the
saide
Clement
Pastone
Esquier
did
by
the
Othes
of
a
Iury
sworne
&
charged
within
the
said
Countie
of
Norffolke
,
acording
to
the
due
course
of
her
Maiesties
lawes
,
extend
and
appraise
the
saide
seuerall
maunors
,
faires
,
markets
,
lands
,
tenements
,
&
all
other
the
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
lying
within
the
said
Countie
of
Norffolke
,
as
in
and
by
the
saide
extents
remayning
of
record
in
this
ho.
Court
of
Chauncery
,
and
by
the
returne
of
the
said
Sheriffe
,
with
the
seisure
of
the
said
seuerall
mannors
into
the
Queenes
Maiesties
hands
,
to
the
intent
they
might
be
deliuered
to
your
Orator
in
extent
more
at
large
it
doth
and
may
apeare
.
After
which
inquisition
,
extent
,
and
seasure
so
taken
,
had
,
&
made
,
your
Orator
sued
forth
her
highnes
writ
of
Liberate
,
bearing
Teste
the
4.
day
of
February
,
in
the
30.
yeare
of
her
highnes
raigne
,
directed
tothe
said
Sheriffe
of
Norffolke
,
commaunding
him
thereby
to
deliuer
the
said
seuerall
mannours
extended
as
aforesaid
vnto
your
Orator
to
hold
them
in
extend
,
vntill
your
Oratour
were
of
the
saide
summe
of
1200.
l
.
with
his
costs
and
expences
herein
sustayned
,
fully
satisfied
&
paid
.
By
vertue
of
which
said
writ
,
the
said
Clement
Paston
then
Sherife
did
deliuer
in
extent
to
your
saide
Oratour
the
xii
.
day
of
March
then
next
following
the
foresaid
seuerall
mannors
of
H.
W.
A.
and
B.
with
the
two
faires
holden
twise
by
the
yeare
,
and
the
market
of
H.
there
holden
euery
weeke
,
with
the
hundred
of
F.
with
their
appurtenances
.
And
the
said
mannor
of
H.
with
the
appurtenances
.
And
also
the
said
mannor
of
S.
Mo.
and
WO.
with
th
aduowsons
&
patronage
of
Sw.
M.
and
W.
with
their
appurtenances
together
with
the
mannor
of
B.
with
th
appurtenances
,
&
the
foresaid
mannor
of
A.
with
th
appurtenances
,
to
hold
to
your
said
Orator
&
his
assignes
according
to
the
said
extent
,
vntill
the
said
debt
of
1200.
l
.
together
with
your
Orators
costs
and
damages
were
taken
and
leuied
of
the
premisses
.
By
vertue
whereof
your
said
Orator
was
of
the
premisses
possessed
,
and
so
being
possessed
,
the
said
Lord
Mo.
before
that
your
said
Orator
had
or
could
receiue
any
profit
of
the
premisses
,
or
of
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
,
by
meanes
or
reason
of
the
said
execution
thereupon
made
&
deliuered
to
your
saide
Orator
,
did
make
humble
suit
to
your
ho.
Lordship
,
that
it
would
please
the
same
to
moue
your
sayd
Orator
to
forbeare
the
taking
of
the
issues
rents
&
profits
of
the
said
seuerall
manors
,
&
other
the
premisses
,
&
from
the
molesting
of
the
farmors
,
tenants
,
&
occupiers
thereof
for
the
same
,
vntill
your
ho.
Lordship
,
or
some
others
to
be
by
your
Lordship
apointed
,
had
heard
&
determined
the
cause
and
reckoning
betweene
the
said
Lord
M.
&
your
said
Orator
,
whereupon
your
said
Orator
was
content
at
the
motion
&
request
of
your
ho.
Lordship
to
permit
the
tenants
of
the
premisses
to
continue
in
their
possession
quiet
,
and
to
forbeare
the
taking
of
the
rents
and
profits
thereof
,
and
to
referre
the
hearing
and
ending
of
all
reckonings
&
demaunds
betweene
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
to
the
order
and
determination
of
maister
Doctor
S.
one
of
the
maisters
of
this
most
honorable
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
&
to
S.
B.
Gent̄
one
of
your
Honors
Secretaries
,
being
thereunto
assigned
and
apointed
by
your
Lordship
in
fauour
of
the
said
Lord
Mo.
who
entred
into
examination
of
the
premisses
in
controuersie
betweene
the
said
Lord
Mo.
and
your
said
Orator
,
and
by
their
mediations
and
at
their
requests
your
saide
Orator
was
content
in
forgo
neere
the
summe
of
100.
pound
of
his
iust
demaund
,
so
that
the
said
Lord
Mo.
would
content
and
pay
the
residue
to
your
said
Orator
in
such
sort
and
at
such
times
as
the
said
maister
S.
and
maister
Br.
did
conclude
and
set
downe
,
but
the
said
Lord
Mo.
meaning
and
intending
still
to
delay
your
said
Orator
,
and
to
keepe
him
both
without
his
money
,
and
the
profits
of
the
said
mannors
and
other
the
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
,
whcih
were
deliuered
vnto
your
said
Oratour
in
execucion
towards
the
satisfying
of
the
debt
,
costs
,
and
damages
,
did
not
only
neglect
to
performe
the
saide
agreement
and
order
taken
by
the
saide
maister
S.
and
maister
Br.
but
hath
and
doth
vtterly
refuse
and
denie
to
performe
the
same
,
by
reason
whereof
your
said
Orator
for
the
leuying
of
his
debt
,
costs
,
and
damages
,
did
purpose
and
intend
to
take
the
benefit
of
his
said
execucion
,
and
for
that
end
your
said
Orator
about
the
feast
day
of
S.
Michaell
the
Archangell
last
past
,
trauayled
into
the
saide
Countie
of
Norffolke
where
the
saide
mannors
and
premisses
do
lye
,
and
there
did
offer
to
keepe
Courts
,
and
did
likewise
require
the
tenants
,
occupiers
,
and
farmors
of
the
saide
mannors
and
premisses
to
render
and
pay
to
your
said
Orator
the
rents
,
issues
,
and
profits
then
due
for
the
said
premisses
to
your
said
Orator
,
and
therewithall
your
saide
Orator
did
require
the
saide
tenants
and
occupiers
of
the
saide
mannor
and
premisses
to
discouer
and
make
knowne
to
him
how
and
in
what
sort
and
by
what
title
they
and
euery
of
them
did
hold
,
claime
,
and
enioy
the
seuerall
parcels
of
the
said
premisses
which
they
the
said
farmors
and
occupiers
did
seuerally
occupie
,
possesse
,
and
enioy
,
to
the
end
that
your
saide
Orator
might
hereafter
be
assertained
and
fully
instructed
how
to
demaund
,
recouer
,
and
come
by
the
rents
reserued
vpon
their
seuerall
estates
and
interests
which
be
rightfully
belonging
and
appertayning
to
your
saide
Oratour
by
reason
of
the
saide
extent
,
but
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
honourable
Lordship
that
the
saide
L.
Mo.
T.
L.
Tho.
B.
Theodora
Goodwin
,
Hen.
Blage
Steward
,
Thomas
Louell
,
Thom.
More
,
Henry
Hynde
,
Rich.
Handford
,
Edmond
Coles
,
Tho.
Baylie
,
Wil.
Drake
,
Geo.
Thurstone
,
Rap.
Story
,
being
all
Owners
,
Farmors
,
Tenants
,
Occupiers
,
and
Officers
of
the
sayde
Mannors
and
premisses
,
in
whose
hands
and
keeping
all
the
Court
Rolles
,
Rentalls
,
Leases
,
and
counterparts
thereof
which
touch
or
concerne
the
saide
mannors
and
premisses
,
or
any
part
or
parcel
thereof
be
and
remaine
,
Haue
confederated
together
both
to
defeate
your
Orator
of
his
lawfull
execucion
and
estate
in
the
premisses
,
and
also
to
defraude
and
vtterly
to
take
away
from
your
said
Orator
the
rents
,
issues
,
and
profits
thereof
,
and
therefore
and
for
that
end
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
&c.
did
not
only
denye
and
refuse
to
permit
and
suffer
your
saide
Orator
or
any
other
person
to
his
vse
to
enter
into
the
saide
mannors
and
premisses
,
or
to
keepe
any
Courts
in
and
vpon
the
same
,
but
also
did
and
do
denie
and
refuse
to
pay
to
your
saide
Orator
any
free
or
farme
rents
for
the
saide
mannors
or
premisses
,
or
to
shew
to
your
said
Orator
how
or
by
what
leases
or
other
titles
they
or
any
of
them
do
possesse
or
enioy
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
,
or
what
rents
or
seruices
ought
to
be
paid
for
the
same
,
by
reason
whereof
your
saide
Orator
is
like
to
be
kept
from
the
benefit
of
his
said
execucion
against
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
conscience
,
vnlesse
your
ho.
&
accustomed
help
be
vnto
him
in
this
behalfe
extended
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
&
for
that
the
said
Lo.
Mo.
&c.
being
owners
&
occupiers
of
the
mannors
&
premisses
aforesaid
,
and
do
conceale
&
keepe
from
the
knowledge
of
your
said
Orator
aswell
your
yearely
rents
,
seruices
&
fermes
,
as
also
the
sight
of
their
seuerall
Indentures
of
Lease
,
as
also
the
Courtrowles
,
whereby
your
Orator
is
without
remedy
either
to
recouer
any
yearely
ferme
,
or
other
the
rents
and
seruices
of
the
Freehold
or
Copyhold
lands
pertaining
to
the
said
mannors
,
and
for
that
your
Orator
hath
not
the
counterpanes
of
your
said
Indentures
of
Lease
,
neither
knoweth
the
dates
of
them
,
nor
the
certeintie
of
your
fermers
reserued
,
or
of
the
rents
&
seruices
due
&
payable
for
your
said
lands
,
hauing
not
the
Courtrowles
to
shew
forth
,
so
as
your
Orator
cannot
by
the
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
realme
,
make
any
Auowrie
for
either
the
yearely
farmes
,
nor
yet
for
the
rents
&
seruices
due
vpon
&
for
the
foresaid
freehold
or
copiehold
lands
holden
of
the
said
seuerall
mannors
as
aforesaid
,
nor
yet
for
any
other
dutie
or
seruice
due
for
the
same
,
nor
can
shewe
forth
the
certentie
of
the
lands
that
the
said
tenants
do
seuerally
hold
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
ho.
Lordship
that
some
good
order
may
be
by
your
Lordship
set
downe
,
whereby
the
foresaid
seuerall
Farmors
,
tenants
&
occupiers
of
the
said
seuerall
mannors
,
&
all
the
other
parties
before
mentioned
,
may
be
inforced
to
set
downe
vpon
their
othes
,
as
also
bring
forth
their
seueral
Indentures
of
Leases
,
whereby
your
Orator
may
know
the
seuerall
dates
of
them
,
as
also
what
lands
they
hold
by
the
same
,
&
by
what
yerely
rents
&
fermes
.
And
the
the
tenants
of
the
said
seueral
mannors
may
likewise
be
inforced
vpon
their
oathes
to
set
downe
what
lands
they
hold
of
the
said
seuerall
mannors
either
freely
,
or
by
copy
of
courtrowle
,
&
by
what
rents
,
fines
,
duties
,
&
seruices
.
As
also
the
foresaid
Eo
.
Lord
Mo.
&c.
hauing
the
custodie
of
any
the
rentalls
,
Courtrowles
,
bookes
of
suruey
,
feild
bookes
or
terrors
concerning
th
aforesaid
seuerall
mannors
or
any
of
them
,
may
likewise
be
inforced
to
shew
them
forth
to
your
Oratour
,
to
the
intent
your
Orator
may
vnderstand
what
lands
,
tenements
,
or
hereditaments
,
are
holden
of
the
said
seueral
mannors
or
of
any
of
them
,
&
by
what
rents
,
duties
or
seruices
the
said
lands
,
tenements
,
or
hereditaments
are
holden
by
,
whereby
your
Orator
may
according
to
equitie
&
good
conscience
reape
,
receiue
,
recouer
,
haue
&
take
the
yerely
reuenews
,
issues
and
profits
of
the
foresaid
seuerall
mannors
&
euery
of
them
,
as
in
lawe
and
right
belongeth
vnto
him
,
&
as
he
ought
to
do
,
vntill
your
said
Orator
be
satis●●ed
of
the
summe
conteined
in
his
foresaid
statute
staple
knowledged
vnto
him
as
aforesaid
,
with
his
reasonable
costs
&
damages
herein
susteined
,
&
to
th
end
that
al
these
points
may
be
performed
accordingly
.
May
it
further
please
your
good
Lordship
to
get
to
your
said
Oratour
the
Qu.
Ma.
most
gratious
writs
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
foresaid
Ed.
Lord
Mo.
Baron
of
R.
&c.
Commaunding
them
&
euery
of
them
thereby
at
a
certaine
day
,
&
vnder
a
certaine
paine
personally
to
apeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
said
ho.
Court
of
Chancerie
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
&
to
abide
such
further
order
&
direction
herein
,
as
to
your
Ho.
shal
seeme
good
to
stand
with
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
according
to
his
most
bounden
dutie
euer
pray
for
the
increase
and
continuance
of
your
good
Lordship
in
health
and
all
honour
long
to
endure
.
The
ioint
and
seuerall
aunsweres
of
T.
M.
H.
B.
&c.
Defendants
,
to
the
bill
of
complaint
of
I.
L.
Complaynant
.
THe
said
defendants
and
euery
of
them
sauing
to
them
and
euery
of
Sect'.
150.
them
th
aduantage
of
excepcion
to
the
incertaintie
&
insufficiencie
of
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
say
.
And
first
the
said
T.
More
for
himselfe
saith
,
That
he
the
said
T.
Moore
doth
&
hath
by
the
space
of
2.
yeares
last
past
or
thereabouts
exercised
the
Office
of
Baylife
of
the
mannors
of
H.
A.
and
B.
in
the
saide
Bill
mentioned
,
whereof
this
defendant
supposeth
T.
Lo.
Esquier
to
be
seased
of
some
estate
of
inheritance
,
and
hath
in
his
hands
some
rentalls
of
the
saide
mannors
,
which
this
defendant
thinketh
he
ought
not
to
impart
to
the
said
complaynant
,
neyther
ought
the
said
complaynant
to
haue
the
issues
,
rents
,
and
profits
of
the
said
mannors
as
this
defendant
thinketh
,
for
that
as
this
defendant
hath
credibly
heard
&
verily
beleeueth
it
to
be
true
,
the
said
Ed.
Lo.
M.
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
the
day
of
the
date
of
the
said
recognizance
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
or
at
any
time
since
,
was
neuer
seazed
in
his
demeasne
as
of
fee
simple
,
fee
tayle
,
or
freehold
,
of
and
in
the
said
mannors
of
H.
A.
and
B.
or
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
vntrulie
alledged
.
But
one
T.
H.
was
then
seazed
thereof
,
who
since
hath
conueyed
the
same
to
the
said
Th.
Lo.
as
this
defendant
hath
heard
.
By
reason
whereof
the
said
Tho.
Lo.
ought
in
this
defend
opinion
to
haue
the
rents
,
issues
,
&
profits
thereof
notwithstanding
the
said
execution
,
without
that
this
defend
is
farmor
,
customarie
,
or
free
tenant
of
any
part
or
parcell
of
the
said
mannors
or
other
the
premisses
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
other
then
of
parcell
of
the
demesnes
of
the
said
mannor
of
H.
which
this
defend
holdeth
by
lease
for
certain
yeares
yet
to
come
,
rendring
yerely
5.
l
.
and
of
the
Faires
of
H.
&
the
profits
thereof
,
which
he
holdeth
for
diuers
yeares
yet
to
come
,
rendring
yearely
26.
s.
8.
d
.
and
of
the
sixth
part
of
the
Warren
of
H.
which
he
houldeth
for
diuers
yeares
yet
enduring
,
rendring
12.
shillings
by
yeare
or
thereabouts
.
And
of
diuers
Freeholds
houlden
of
the
mannor
of
H.
by
the
rents
of
20.
s.
or
thereabouts
.
And
without
that
that
this
defendant
hath
in
his
hands
any
Court
Rolles
,
Rentalls
,
or
Leases
,
concerning
the
premisses
in
the
said
Bill
mencioned
other
then
in
this
aunswere
before
is
mencioned
,
as
in
the
saide
Bill
is
vntrulie
alledged
.
And
without
that
that
this
defendant
hath
vnlawfully
confederated
with
any
the
persons
in
the
said
Bill
mencioned
,
to
defeat
the
saide
complaynant
of
his
lawfull
execucion
and
estate
in
the
premisses
in
the
said
bill
mencioned
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
of
complaint
is
also
vntrulie
alledged
.
And
the
saide
Henry
Blake
for
himselfe
saith
,
that
hee
hath
exercised
the
office
of
steward
of
the
said
mannors
of
H.
and
B.
in
the
said
Bill
mencioned
,
and
of
the
mannors
of
H.
in
the
said
Bill
likewise
mencioned
lawfully
constituted
thereunto
as
this
defendant
thinketh
by
the
said
T.
Lo.
being
seazed
of
some
estate
of
inheritance
of
the
said
mannors
as
this
defendant
supposeth
:
and
that
the
Court
Rowles
and
euidences
concerning
the
saide
mannors
are
kept
in
the
house
of
the
saide
T.
Lo.
at
E.
in
the
Countie
of
Norffolke
,
and
are
not
at
this
defendants
disposition
,
to
yeeld
vp
or
impart
to
the
said
complaynant
otherwise
then
as
the
saide
T.
Lo.
shall
appoint
,
whereof
this
defendant
humblie
prayeth
this
honorable
Court
to
haue
consideration
,
without
that
that
this
defendant
in
Farmor
or
Customarie
or
free
tenant
of
any
part
or
parcell
of
the
said
mannors
or
other
the
premisses
in
the
saide
Bill
mencioned
,
or
hath
in
his
hands
any
Court
rowles
,
Rentals
,
or
Leases
,
concerning
the
premisses
in
the
said
Bill
mencioned
other
then
as
in
his
aunswere
before
is
mencioned
,
as
in
the
saide
Bill
of
complaint
is
vntrulie
surmised
.
And
without
that
that
this
defendant
hath
vnlawfullie
confederated
with
any
person
or
persons
in
the
said
Bill
mencioned
to
defeat
the
said
complainant
of
his
lawfull
execucion
and
estate
in
the
premisses
in
the
saide
Bill
mencioned
,
as
in
the
saide
Bill
of
complaint
is
also
vntrulie
alledged
.
And
the
saide
Thomas
Aynsworth
for
himselfe
saith
,
that
he
hath
and
doth
exercise
the
Office
of
Baylife
of
the
manor
of
S.
in
the
said
BIll
mencioned
vnder
and
by
the
apointment
of
T.
B.
Esquier
in
the
said
Bill
mencioned
,
whome
this
defendant
supposeth
to
be
seazed
thereof
of
some
estate
of
inheritance
,
and
hath
in
his
hands
certaine
rentalls
of
the
same
mannor
,
which
Rentalls
this
defendant
thinketh
he
ought
to
dutie
to
keepe
and
vse
to
the
benefit
and
seruice
of
the
saide
Tho.
B.
and
to
employ
the
same
according
to
his
direction
and
not
otherwise
.
And
further
this
defendant
saith
,
that
this
defendant
is
Farmor
of
parcell
of
the
demesnes
of
the
mannor
of
S.
aforesaid
,
which
he
holdeth
for
diuers
yeares
yet
to
come
,
yeelding
and
paying
therefore
yearely
14.
l
.
8.
s.
4.
d
.
of
lawfull
money
of
England
.
And
also
holdeth
by
coppie
of
Court
rowle
at
the
will
of
the
Lord
of
the
saide
mannor
of
Swanton
Morley
according
to
the
custome
of
the
said
mannor
,
diuers
lands
and
tenements
within
the
precincts
of
the
said
mannor
,
and
yeelding
yearely
for
the
same
40.
s.
or
thereabouts
,
which
rents
this
defendant
thinketh
are
not
payable
to
the
plaintife
,
for
that
the
rents
reserued
vpon
Leases
made
of
any
parcell
of
the
extended
premisses
before
the
knowledging
of
the
saide
statute
,
are
not
expressely
extended
nor
deliuered
to
the
said
complainant
in
execucion
.
But
the
saide
complainant
hauing
extended
and
receiued
the
premisses
into
execucion
as
demeane
in
possession
is
to
stay
and
expect
till
he
may
haue
and
enioy
the
same
according
to
his
extent
,
and
to
the
liuerey
thereof
made
vnto
him
.
And
further
this
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
mannor
of
Swanton
Morley
is
and
at
the
time
of
the
awarding
of
execucion
,
was
as
this
defendant
thinketh
the
inheritance
of
the
saide
Th.
B.
which
he
then
had
by
purchase
from
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
since
the
knowledging
of
the
said
recognizance
.
And
in
asmuch
as
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
at
the
time
of
the
knowledging
of
the
said
Recognizance
had
and
was
seazed
in
Fee
simple
,
Fee
taile
,
or
for
terme
of
life
,
as
this
defendant
is
crediblie
enformed
,
and
partly
apeareth
by
the
Schedule
of
the
liuerie
of
the
saide
Lord
Mo.
of
and
in
the
mannors
of
H.
in
the
Countie
of
Essex
of
the
yearely
value
of
100.
l
.
or
there
abouts
,
and
of
and
in
the
mannors
of
F.
and
Todenhoberie
in
the
Countie
of
Hertford
of
the
yearely
value
of
fortie
pound
or
thereabouts
,
and
of
a
certaine
yearely
rent
of
thirtie
pound
or
thereabouts
going
out
of
the
mannor
of
Shobington
in
the
Countie
of
Buckingham
,
and
of
diuers
other
mannors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
,
in
diuers
other
Counties
of
England
,
which
ought
to
be
contributorie
to
the
payment
of
the
saide
twelue
hundred
pound
,
and
therefore
the
same
is
vndulie
and
contrarie
to
lawe
charged
vpon
the
said
mannor
of
Swanton
cum
Worthinge
,
which
the
said
Th.
B.
houldeth
as
a
Feoffee
,
for
which
cause
the
sayde
T.
B.
as
this
defendant
supposeth
hath
pursued
his
Sciri
facias
against
the
saide
complainant
in
this
honorable
Court
for
the
discharge
of
the
said
mannor
of
Swanton
cum
Worthinge
from
the
saide
due
execucion
,
and
from
the
recouerie
of
the
issues
and
profits
comming
and
growing
of
the
same
mannor
from
the
time
of
the
said
execucion
.
For
which
cause
this
defendant
humblie
prayeth
this
honorable
Court
that
the
saide
complainant
may
be
referred
to
the
Common
Lawe
to
bring
his
Accion
against
this
defendant
for
the
recouerie
of
the
saide
rents
due
vpon
such
Leases
and
Coppie
holds
as
this
defendant
houldeth
of
the
said
mannor
of
Swanton
cum
Worthinge
wherein
the
validitie
of
the
sayde
E●tent
may
be
tryed
,
so
as
this
defendant
may
know
to
whom
he
may
pay
his
saide
rents
without
danger
or
further
trouble
.
And
his
defendant
is
readie
to
stand
to
such
order
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
concerning
the
shewing
vnto
the
said
complainant
of
his
estate
and
terme
which
he
hath
of
and
in
any
part
of
the
said
mannor
of
Swanton
cum
Worthinge
or
holdeth
of
the
same
and
other
circumstances
thereof
,
without
that
this
defend
is
Farmer
or
Customarie
or
free
tenant
of
any
other
part
or
parcell
of
the
said
mannors
,
or
other
the
premisses
in
the
said
Bill
mentioned
,
or
hath
in
his
hands
any
Courtrowles
,
Rentalls
,
or
Leases
concerning
the
premisses
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
other
then
as
in
this
aunswere
before
is
mentioned
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vntruly
alledged
.
And
without
that
that
this
defend
hath
vnlawfully
confederated
with
any
the
persons
in
the
said
Bill
mentioned
,
to
defeate
the
said
compl
of
his
lawfull
execucion
and
estate
in
the
premisses
in
the
said
BIll
mentioned
,
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
falsely
surmised
.
And
the
said
Henry
S.
Iohn
for
himselfe
sayth
,
that
he
hath
and
doth
exercise
the
office
of
Baylife
of
the
mannors
of
Hockering
&c.
in
the
saide
bill
mentioned
,
whereof
this
defendant
supposeth
Th.
Lo.
Esquier
to
be
seazed
of
some
estate
of
inheritance
,
and
hath
in
his
hands
certaine
Rentalls
of
the
said
mannors
,
which
Rentalls
this
defendant
thinketh
he
ought
in
dutie
to
keepe
and
vse
to
the
benefit
and
seruice
of
the
said
maister
Louell
,
and
to
employ
the
same
according
to
his
direction
,
&
not
otherwise
.
And
further
this
defendant
saith
,
the
he
this
defendant
is
Farmer
of
certaine
demesnes
of
the
said
mannor
of
Hockering
whereof
he
holdeth
some
part
for
yeares
,
&
some
for
life
by
Lease
made
by
the
said
Lord
Mo.
whose
estate
the
said
maister
Lo.
now
hath
of
and
in
the
same
,
yeelding
&
paying
therefore
yearely
30.
l
.
or
thereabouts
,
which
rent
this
defendant
thinketh
is
not
payable
to
the
said
complaynant
,
for
that
the
rents
reserued
vpon
Leases
made
of
any
parcell
of
the
extended
premisses
before
the
knowledging
of
the
saide
statute
are
not
expressely
extended
nor
deliuered
to
the
said
complaynant
in
execution
.
But
the
said
complainant
hauing
extended
&
receiued
the
premisses
into
execution
as
demesne
in
possession
,
is
to
stay
and
expect
till
he
may
haue
and
enioy
the
same
according
to
his
extent
,
and
the
liuerey
thereof
made
vnto
him
.
And
further
this
defend
saith
,
that
the
said
mannors
of
Hockering
&
Northtuddenham
are
and
at
the
time
of
the
awarding
of
the
saide
execution
were
as
this
defendant
thinketh
th
enheritance
of
T.
Lo.
which
he
then
had
by
purchase
from
the
said
L.
Mo.
since
the
knowledging
of
the
said
Recognizance
.
And
in
asmuch
as
the
said
Lo.
Mo.
at
the
time
of
the
said
Recognizance
had
&
was
seised
in
fee
simple
,
fee
taile
,
or
for
terme
of
life
,
as
this
defend
is
credibly
enformed
,
and
partly
apeareth
by
the
Schedule
of
the
liuerey
of
the
said
Lord
Mo.
of
and
in
the
mannors
of
Halingburie
Morley
,
and
Salcot
Verley
in
the
Countie
of
Essex
of
the
yearely
value
of
100.
l
.
or
thereabouts
,
and
of
and
in
the
mannors
of
Furnex
and
Tuddenhoberie
in
the
Countie
of
Hertford
of
the
yearely
value
of
40.
l
.
or
thereabouts
,
and
a
certaine
yerely
rent
of
30.
l
.
or
thereabouts
going
out
of
the
manor
of
Shobington
in
the
Countie
of
Buckingham
,
and
diuers
other
mannors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
hereditaments
in
diuers
other
Counties
of
England
which
ought
to
be
contributorie
to
the
payment
of
the
sayd
12.
C.
pound
,
and
therefore
the
same
is
vndulie
and
contrarie
to
lawe
charged
vpon
the
said
mannors
of
Hockering
,
and
Northtuddenham
,
which
the
saide
maister
Lo.
holdeth
as
a
Feoffee
,
for
which
reason
the
said
maister
Lo.
as
this
defendant
supposeth
,
hath
pursued
his
Scire
facias
against
the
saide
complaynant
in
this
honorable
Court
for
the
discharge
of
the
said
mannors
of
Ho.
and
N.
from
the
saide
vndue
execution
,
and
for
the
recouerye
of
the
sayd
issues
and
profits
comming
and
growing
of
the
same
mannors
from
the
time
of
the
said
execution
,
for
which
cause
this
defendant
humbly
prayeth
this
honorable
Court
,
that
the
said
complaynant
may
be
referred
to
the
Common
lawe
to
bring
his
action
against
this
defendant
for
the
recouerie
of
the
said
rents
due
vpon
the
saide
leasses
and
estates
which
this
defendant
holdeth
of
the
saide
mannors
,
wherein
the
validitie
of
the
said
extent
and
execution
may
be
tryed
,
so
as
the
said
defendant
may
know
to
whom
to
pay
his
saide
rent
without
danger
or
further
trouble
,
and
this
defendant
is
readye
to
stand
to
such
order
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
concerning
the
shewing
to
the
saide
complainants
of
his
estates
&
tearmes
which
he
hath
of
and
in
the
said
parcell
of
the
demesnes
of
the
said
mannor
of
Ho.
or
holdeth
of
the
same
and
other
circumstances
thereof
without
that
,
that
this
defendant
is
Farmer
,
Customarie
,
or
free
tenant
of
any
other
part
or
parcell
of
the
saide
manors
or
other
the
premisses
in
the
saide
bill
mentioned
,
or
hath
in
his
hands
any
Courtrowles
,
Rentalls
,
or
Counterpanes
of
leases
concerning
the
premisses
in
the
saide
bill
mentioned
,
other
then
in
his
Answere
before
is
declared
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
vntruly
alledged
.
And
without
that
,
that
the
said
defendant
hath
vnlawfully
confederated
with
any
the
persons
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
to
defeate
the
saide
complaynant
of
his
lawfull
execution
and
estate
in
the
premisses
in
the
said
bill
mentioned
,
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
is
also
vntrulie
alledged
.
And
without
that
,
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
in
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
mentioned
materiall
or
effectuall
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
not
herein
sufficiently
answered
,
confessed
,
and
auoyded
,
trauersed
,
or
denyed
,
is
to
these
defendants
or
any
of
their
knowledges
true
,
All
which
matters
these
defendants
are
ready
to
auerre
and
prooue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
,
and
prayen
to
be
dismissed
out
of
the
same
,
with
their
reasonable
costs
and
charges
in
this
behalfe
most
wrongfully
sustained
.
A
Bill
into
the
Chauncery
for
detayning
of
euidences
entering
into
a
meadowe
and
a
pasture
and
making
to
themselues
diuers
estates
.
To
the
Reuerend
Father
in
God
Thomas
Bishop
of
Ely
,
Lord
Chauncelor
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
sheweth
and
complayneth
vnto
your
good
Sect'.
151.
Lordship
your
dayly
Orator
G.
I.
That
where
W.
I.
father
vnto
your
said
Orator
was
seised
in
his
demeasne
as
of
fee
of
and
in
fifteene
Acres
of
pasture
and
meadowe
with
th
appurtenances
in
Clare
in
the
Countie
of
Suffolke
,
and
so
being
thereof
seised
dyed
by
protestacion
seised
.
After
whose
death
the
saide
fifteene
Acres
of
pasture
and
meadowe
and
all
other
the
premisses
with
the
appurtenances
descended
and
came
and
of
right
ought
to
descend
and
come
vnto
your
said
Orator
as
sonne
and
heire
vnto
the
saide
W.
I.
So
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
that
certaine
euidences
,
deedes
,
charters
,
and
other
muniments
concerning
the
premisses
,
are
come
to
the
hands
and
possession
of
M.
G.
Widow
,
and
A.
G.
who
by
colour
of
hauing
the
saide
euidences
haue
entered
into
the
premisses
,
and
haue
conueyed
vnto
them
and
to
their
heires
diuers
and
sundrie
estates
in
the
lawe
for
the
disherison
of
your
said
Orator
,
and
of
his
heires
for
euer
:
And
because
your
said
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certaintie
of
the
saide
euidence
,
nor
whether
it
be
contayned
in
bagge
or
bore
sealed
,
or
in
chest
locked
,
he
is
without
remedie
for
the
recouerie
of
the
same
by
the
order
of
the
Common
lawe
,
except
your
Lordships
fauour
be
vnto
him
shewed
in
this
behalfe
:
In
consideration
whereof
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
premisses
considered
to
graunt
a
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
M.
G.
Widow
,
and
A.
G.
commaunding
them
by
the
same
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Kings
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
at
a
certayne
day
,
and
vnder
a
certayne
payne
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limited
there
to
aunswere
vnto
the
premisses
,
and
after
to
abide
such
decree
and
order
therein
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
be
thought
to
stand
with
right
and
conscience
.
And
your
saide
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
for
the
preseruation
of
your
Lordships
Honor
long
to
endure
.
The
Aunswere
of
one
of
the
defendants
to
the
Bill
next
before
,
who
pleadeth
that
the
plaintifes
father
sould
the
landes
in
the
Bill
mentioned
to
T.
H.
who
sould
the
same
to
the
defendants
husband
,
who
conueyed
the
same
to
the
defendant
for
her
life
:
And
sheweth
,
that
at
the
time
of
the
saide
purchase
,
and
after
the
premisses
were
in
diuers
Feoffes
in
vse
,
and
sheweth
afterwards
the
making
of
the
Statute
of
27.
Hen.
8.
for
transferring
of
vses
into
possession
.
The
Aunswere
of
M.
G.
Widow
,
to
the
Bill
of
complaynt
of
G.
I.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
Bill
of
complaint
is
vntrue
,
Sect'.
152.
vncertaine
,
and
insufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
and
the
matters
therein
contayned
determinable
at
the
Common
lawe
and
not
in
this
honorable
Court
,
whereunto
the
said
defendant
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
,
and
th
aduantage
thereof
to
the
said
defendant
alwayes
saued
,
if
she
shall
be
compelled
to
make
any
further
aunswere
vnto
the
saide
insufficient
Bill
.
Then
for
the
declaration
of
the
truth
the
saide
defendant
sayth
,
That
as
to
any
pasture
or
meadowe
in
Clare
the
saide
defendant
knoweth
not
that
she
is
Tenaunt
of
,
or
hath
any
that
was
belonging
to
the
saide
W.
I.
within
the
sayde
towne
or
parish
of
Clare
,
or
detayneth
any
euidence
concerning
the
same
to
her
knowledge
:
But
the
saide
defendant
sayth
,
the
sayde
W.
I.
mentioned
in
the
sayde
Bill
of
complaynt
,
together
with
I.
W.
alias
Miller
,
I.
F.
&c.
were
seised
of
and
in
seauen
Acres
of
pasture
and
moore
,
and
three
Acres
and
one
Roode
of
meadowe
in
S.
in
their
demeasne
,
as
of
fee
to
the
vse
of
the
sayde
W.
I.
and
of
his
heires
,
and
so
beeing
thereof
seised
,
the
sayde
W.
I.
bargained
and
soulde
the
pasture
,
moore
,
and
meadowe
last
before
remembred
vnto
one
T.
H.
and
to
hys
heires
for
euer
:
By
vertue
of
which
bargaine
the
sayde
W.
I.
and
hys
sayde
other
Coefeoffees
were
thereof
seised
in
their
Demeasne
as
of
Fee
,
to
the
vse
of
the
sayde
T.
H.
and
of
his
heires
,
and
after
the
sayde
W.
I.
dyed
:
After
whose
death
the
sayde
I.
W.
&c.
them
held
in
by
right
of
suruiuorship
,
and
were
thereof
seised
in
their
demeasne
as
of
Fee
,
to
the
sayde
vse
last
remembred
:
and
beeing
so
seised
to
the
sayde
vse
,
the
sayde
T.
H.
bargayned
and
sold
the
sayde
Pasture
,
Moore
,
and
Meadowe
to
one
W.
G.
Gentleman
,
husband
of
the
sayd
defendant
and
to
hys
heyres
:
By
vertue
whereof
the
sayde
I.
W.
and
other
his
sayde
Coefeoffes
were
seased
of
and
in
the
same
to
the
vse
of
the
sayde
W.
G.
and
of
hys
heyres
:
And
after
for
the
further
assurance
thereof
to
the
sayde
W.
G.
and
hys
heyres
,
the
sayde
I.
W.
and
the
other
hys
Coefeoffees
so
beeyng
seased
of
and
in
all
the
premisses
,
did
enfeoffe
W.
B.
Esquier
,
G.
F.
Gentleman
,
&c.
of
and
in
the
sayde
Pasture
,
Moore
,
and
Meadowe
:
To
haue
and
to
hold
the
same
to
the
sayd
W.
B.
&c.
and
their
heires
and
assignes
,
to
the
only
vse
and
behoofe
of
the
saide
W.
G.
and
of
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
:
By
vertue
whereof
the
saide
W.
B.
&
C.
were
thereof
seised
in
their
demeasne
as
of
fee
to
the
only
vse
of
the
said
W.
G.
and
of
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
,
and
so
were
thereof
seised
vntill
the
fourth
day
of
February
in
the
27.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lord
King
Hen.
8.
At
which
day
the
saide
W.
G.
was
seised
of
and
in
the
premisses
in
his
demeasne
as
of
fee
,
and
by
vertue
thereof
the
saide
W.
G.
and
his
assignes
haue
euer
since
enioyed
the
premisses
peaceablie
and
quietlie
without
interruption
,
vntill
now
of
late
within
these
twelue
moneths
that
the
said
complaynant
pretended
title
vnto
the
same
,
The
estate
of
which
W.
G.
of
and
in
the
premisses
with
their
appurtenances
the
saide
defendant
for
tearme
of
her
life
the
reuercion
ouer
vnto
A.
G.
Gent̄
by
lawfull
conueyance
in
the
Lawe
now
hath
without
that
,
that
any
thing
materiall
or
trauerseable
,
other
then
that
in
this
present
aunswere
is
confessed
and
auoyded
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
the
saide
defendant
doth
auerre
,
and
is
readie
to
prooue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
,
and
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
out
of
the
same
with
her
reasonable
costs
for
her
wrongfull
vexation
sustayned
in
this
behalfe
.
The
Replication
of
the
complaynant
to
the
Aunswere
of
one
of
the
defendants
(
whose
Aunswere
is
not
here
)
wherein
he
confesseth
the
sale
of
the
said
lands
by
his
father
,
as
before
in
the
Aunswere
of
one
other
of
the
defendants
is
alleaged
,
but
saith
it
was
made
vpon
condicion
of
redemption
,
the
which
condicion
the
vnder
perfourmed
&c.
The
Replicacion
of
G.
I.
to
the
Aunswere
of
A.
G.
THe
said
complaynant
saith
,
that
his
said
Bill
is
certaine
and
sufficient
Sect'.
153.
in
the
lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
and
the
matters
therein
contayned
are
true
&
not
imagined
of
malice
by
the
said
complaynant
to
the
only
intent
and
purpose
to
put
the
said
defendant
to
trouble
,
cost
,
and
vexation
,
in
manner
and
forme
as
in
the
said
Aunswere
is
vntrulie
alleaged
.
And
for
Replication
vnto
the
saide
Aunswere
the
saide
complaynant
sayth
as
he
in
his
said
Bill
hath
said
,
that
the
saide
W.
I.
father
to
the
saide
complaynant
was
seised
of
the
premisses
in
his
demeasne
as
of
Fee
,
in
vse
,
or
in
possession
.
And
the
saide
W.
I.
so
being
thereof
seised
by
his
deede
indented
bearing
date
the
fourth
day
of
Nouember
,
in
the
22.
yeare
of
the
late
King
Hen.
8.
bargained
and
sould
the
premisses
vnto
the
said
T.
H.
his
heires
and
assignes
for
euer
for
the
summe
of
fortie
markes
,
whereof
the
said
T.
H.
paid
vnto
the
sayd
W.
H.
twentie
marks
,
and
the
other
twentie
marks
to
be
payd
vnto
the
saide
W.
I.
at
the
feast
of
S.
Nicholas
,
which
was
in
the
yeare
of
our
Lord
God
1534.
Neuerthelesse
,
the
said
T.
H.
couenaunteth
and
graunteth
by
the
said
Indenture
,
that
if
the
said
W.
I.
his
heires
,
executors
or
assignes
at
the
said
feast
of
S.
Nicholas
,
or
in
the
meane
time
before
,
did
repay
vnto
the
said
T.
H.
his
heires
executors
and
assignes
the
said
twentie
markes
,
that
then
the
said
bargaine
and
sale
to
be
voyd
,
and
of
none
effect
,
as
by
the
saide
Indenture
readie
to
be
shewed
more
plainely
doth
and
may
appeare
,
by
force
whereof
the
saide
W.
I.
and
the
other
his
coefeoffees
were
seised
of
the
premisses
to
the
vse
of
the
said
T.
H.
and
of
his
heires
.
And
after
the
said
W.
I.
according
to
the
said
Indenture
,
and
before
the
said
feast
of
S.
Nicholas
,
did
well
and
truely
content
and
pay
vnto
the
said
T.
H.
the
said
summe
of
twentie
markes
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
W.
I.
and
the
other
his
Coefeoffees
were
seised
of
the
premisses
in
their
demeasne
as
of
Fee
to
the
vse
of
the
said
W.
I.
and
of
his
heires
:
And
the
said
W.
I.
and
the
other
his
Coefeoffees
so
being
thereof
seised
,
the
saide
W.
I.
dyed
,
after
whose
death
the
residue
of
the
said
feoffees
were
seised
of
the
premisses
to
the
vse
of
the
saide
complaynant
and
of
his
heires
vntill
the
fourth
day
of
Februarie
,
in
the
27.
yeare
of
the
late
King
Hen.
8.
at
which
day
the
said
complaynant
was
solelie
seized
:
And
further
auerreth
all
and
euery
thing
contayned
in
his
saide
bill
to
be
true
in
manner
and
forme
as
he
in
his
said
Bill
hath
alleaged
,
without
that
that
the
said
W.
I.
bargained
and
sould
the
premisses
vnto
the
said
T.
H.
and
to
his
heires
in
such
manner
and
forme
(
without
condicion
)
as
in
the
said
Aunswere
is
vntruely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
that
the
said
T.
H.
did
lawfully
bargaine
and
sell
the
premisses
vnto
the
saide
W.
G.
and
to
his
heires
:
Or
that
the
saide
I.
W.
and
his
Coefeoffees
were
lawfully
seised
of
the
premisses
to
the
vse
of
the
said
W.
G.
and
of
his
heires
:
Or
that
the
saide
Feoffees
did
or
might
lawfully
enfeoffe
the
said
W.
B.
and
others
named
in
the
said
Aunswere
to
the
vse
of
the
said
W.
G.
and
of
his
heires
:
Or
that
the
saide
W.
B.
and
the
other
his
Coefeooffees
were
lawfully
seised
of
the
premisses
to
the
vse
of
the
said
W.
G.
and
of
his
heires
.
Or
that
the
saide
W.
G.
at
the
saide
fourth
day
of
February
,
was
lawfully
and
solelie
seised
of
the
premisses
in
fee
:
Or
did
lawfully
and
peaceably
enioy
the
premisses
:
Or
that
the
saide
M.
G.
mother
of
the
said
defendant
hath
any
lawfull
estate
from
the
said
W.
in
manner
and
forme
as
in
the
said
Aunswere
is
vntruely
alleaged
:
And
without
that
that
any
other
thing
materiall
in
the
said
Aunswere
,
which
by
this
Replicacion
is
not
sufficiently
confessed
and
auoyded
or
trauersed
is
true
:
All
which
matters
he
is
readie
to
aunswere
&c.
A
Bill
into
the
Chauncery
for
a
Commission
vpon
the
Statute
of
13.
Eliz.
Cap.
7.
entituled
,
An
Act
touching
orders
for
Bankrupts
,
and
all
the
whole
proceedings
therein
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
Nicholas
Bacon
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
Seale
of
England
.
HVmblie
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
your
Sect'.
154.
dayly
Orators
T.
B.
of
C.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
Clothier
,
W.
M.
of
L.
Grocer
,
M.
G.
Merchant
,
Subiects
borne
of
this
Realme
of
England
as
well
for
themselues
as
for
others
,
subiects
borne
of
the
said
Realme
,
and
Denizens
,
Creditors
of
C.
A.
of
L.
Merchantaylor
,
also
a
subiect
borne
of
the
saide
Realme
.
That
whereas
the
said
C.
A.
vsing
and
exercising
the
trade
of
Merchandize
,
and
seeking
his
trade
of
liuing
by
buying
and
selling
,
vpon
good
and
iust
cause
for
wares
and
merchandize
to
him
sold
and
deliuered
,
and
also
for
ready
money
to
him
lent
,
being
indebted
to
your
said
Orators
in
seuerall
summes
of
money
amounting
to
the
value
of
300.
pound
.
And
now
of
late
,
that
is
to
say
,
in
this
present
moneth
of
Nouember
,
in
this
xv
.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiestie
,
about
the
second
day
of
the
saide
moneth
of
Nouember
,
did
begin
to
keepe
his
house
scituate
in
the
said
Citie
of
London
,
and
sithence
hath
departed
from
his
said
dwelling
house
,
and
absented
himselfe
,
to
th
intent
to
defraude
and
hinder
your
saide
Orators
and
other
his
Creditors
of
their
iust
debts
and
dueties
to
them
due
&
owing
,
and
so
is
become
a
Bankrupt
:
By
reason
whereof
,
and
for
that
the
said
Bankrupt
and
others
his
confederates
haue
deuised
and
contriued
diuers
secret
estates
and
sinister
practises
for
the
conueying
and
e●●oyning
of
the
bodie
of
the
saide
Bankrupt
,
and
of
all
lands
,
goods
,
debts
,
and
other
things
belonging
to
the
said
Bankrupt
,
in
such
wise
,
as
your
Orators
are
without
helpe
for
recouering
or
obtayning
of
their
saide
iust
debts
and
dueties
,
but
onely
by
complaint
to
your
Lordship
,
and
thereupon
to
haue
remedie
according
to
the
Statute
,
touching
orders
for
Bankrupts
in
the
Parliament
begun
and
holden
at
Westminster
the
second
day
of
Aprill
,
in
the
xiii
.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
said
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiestie
made
and
prouided
.
In
consideration
thereof
,
may
it
please
your
good
Lordship
to
graunt
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
Commission
to
be
directed
to
such
and
so
many
wise
and
honest
discreet
persons
as
to
your
Lordship
shall
seeme
good
:
Aucthorizing
them
not
onely
concerning
the
said
Bankrupts
body
,
lands
,
freehold
,
and
customarie
goods
,
debts
,
and
other
things
whatsoeuer
,
but
also
concerning
all
other
persons
which
by
concealement
clayme
,
or
otherwise
doe
or
shall
offend
touching
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
contrarie
to
the
intent
and
true
meaning
of
the
saide
Statute
,
to
do
and
execute
all
and
euery
thing
and
things
whatsoeuer
as
well
towards
and
for
satisfaction
and
payment
of
your
said
Orators
,
as
towards
and
for
all
other
intents
and
purposes
,
according
to
the
ordinance
and
prouision
of
the
said
Statute
:
And
your
said
Orators
shall
dayly
pray
&c.
The
Commission
vpon
the
Statute
of
13.
Eliz.
Cap.
7.
made
against
Bankerupts
,
and
graunted
to
the
Creditors
vpon
the
Bill
next
before
.
ELizabeth
by
the
grace
of
God
Queene
of
England
,
Fraunce
,
and
Sect'.
155.
Ireland
,
defendor
of
the
faith
&c.
To
our
trustie
and
welbeloued
Sir
Rowland
Heyward
Knight
,
Iohn
Langley
Alderman
of
our
Citie
of
London
,
Tho.
Hatton
,
Tho.
Aldersey
,
Thomas
Egerton
Mercers
,
and
William
Wignall
Merchant
Taylor
of
our
saide
Citie
of
London
,
greeting
.
Whereas
we
be
enformed
that
C.
A.
of
London
Merchantaylor
vsing
and
exercising
the
trade
of
Merchandize
by
way
of
bargayning
,
and
seeking
his
trade
of
liuing
by
buying
&
selling
,
and
being
a
Subiect
borne
of
this
our
Realme
of
England
,
in
this
present
moneth
of
Nouember
,
in
the
xv
.
yeare
of
our
Raigne
,
viz.
about
the
second
day
of
the
same
moneth
,
did
begin
to
keepe
his
house
scituate
in
London
aforesaid
,
and
sithence
hath
departed
from
his
saide
dwelling
house
and
absented
himselfe
,
to
the
intent
to
defraude
and
hinder
T.
B.
of
C.
in
the
Countie
of
Deuonshire
Clothier
,
W.
M.
of
London
Grocer
,
Mi.
G.
Merchant
,
and
others
his
Creditors
,
being
also
Subiects
borne
of
this
our
sayde
Realme
,
of
their
iust
debts
and
dueties
to
them
due
and
owing
,
and
so
is
become
a
Bankerupt
,
We
minding
the
due
execution
of
the
Statute
touching
orders
for
Bankerupts
in
our
Parliament
holden
at
Westminster
in
the
xiii
.
yeare
of
our
Raigne
made
and
prouided
,
vpon
trust
of
your
wisedomes
diligence
and
prudent
circumspections
which
we
haue
conceaued
in
you
,
doe
by
these
presents
name
,
assigne
,
appoint
,
constitute
,
and
ordayne
you
,
our
speciall
Commissioners
,
geuing
full
power
and
aucthoritiye
vnto
you
,
fiue
or
foure
of
you
,
whereof
they
the
sayde
Sir
Row
.
H.
I.
L.
or
T.
H.
to
be
one
,
according
to
the
sayde
Statute
,
not
onely
concerning
the
sayde
Bankerupt
hys
bodie
,
lands
,
freehold
,
and
Customarie
goods
,
debts
,
and
other
things
whatsoeuer
,
but
also
concerning
all
other
persons
,
which
by
concealement
,
clayme
,
or
otherwise
doe
or
shall
offend
touching
the
premisses
,
or
any
part
thereof
,
contrarye
to
the
intent
and
true
meaning
of
the
saide
Statute
,
to
do
and
execute
according
to
the
saide
Statute
all
and
euerie
thing
and
things
whatsoeuer
aswell
for
and
towards
satisfaction
and
payment
of
the
saide
Creditors
,
as
towards
and
for
all
other
intents
and
purposes
,
according
to
the
ordinance
and
prouision
of
the
saide
Statute
:
Willing
and
commaunding
you
,
fiue
or
foure
of
you
,
whereof
Sir
Row
.
H.
I.
L.
or
T.
H.
to
be
one
,
to
proceede
to
the
execution
and
accomplishment
of
this
our
Commissioin
according
to
the
true
intent
and
meaning
of
the
saide
Statute
with
all
diligence
and
effect
,
as
our
speciall
trust
is
in
you
:
Witnesse
our selues
at
Westminster
the
fifth
day
of
Nouember
,
in
the
xv
.
yeare
of
our
Raigne
.
A
precept
from
the
sayde
Commissioners
to
the
Officers
,
to
make
proclamation
according
to
the
saide
Statute
against
Bankrupts
:
that
the
said
Bankrupt
before
a
day
certaine
come
in
and
yeeld
his
bodie
to
the
Commissioners
,
or
to
one
of
them
.
To
the
Bayliffes
and
head
Officers
of
the
Burrough
of
Southwarke
.
WEe
the
Commissioners
hereafter
named
by
vertue
of
the
Sect.
156.
Queenes
hignesse
Commission
to
vs
directed
,
require
&
charge
you
fiue
sundrie
market
dayes
next
ensuing
the
receipt
hereof
,
to
make
fiue
sundry
Proclamations
in
manner
and
forme
hereunder
specified
.
The
Proclamation
.
THe
Queenes
highnesse
doth
strictly
charge
and
commaund
C.
●
.
Sect.
157.
Merchantaylor
of
the
Citie
of
London
,
that
he
at
or
before
the
day
of
next
comming
in
the
Guildhall
of
London
,
or
where
you
shall
appoint
,
yeeld
his
bodie
before
Sir
Row
.
Heyward
Knight
,
or
before
some
one
of
the
said
Commissioners
appointed
by
her
highnesse
vnder
her
great
seale
of
England
,
til
the
due
execution
of
the
Statute
touching
orders
for
Banckrupts
lately
made
and
prouided
,
vpon
paine
and
perrill
of
the
penaltie
of
the
lawe
in
that
case
limited
and
appointed
.
An
Indenture
vpon
the
saide
Commission
and
Statute
of
Bankcrupts
betwixt
the
Commissioners
of
the
one
partie
,
and
the
Creditors
of
the
other
partie
,
whereby
the
Commissioners
after
view
,
search
,
and
praisement
made
,
sell
certaine
of
the
goods
of
the
debtors
vnto
the
creditors
in
part
of
satisfaction
of
their
debts
,
with
a
Schedule
annexed
vnto
the
said
Indenture
which
is
likewise
indented
,
wherein
are
contayned
the
perticulers
of
the
goods
with
their
seuerall
prices
,
as
they
be
prized
by
the
Commissioners
to
the
one
part
of
which
Indentures
is
put
to
the
hands
and
seales
of
the
said
Commissioners
,
and
to
the
other
of
the
said
Indentures
the
hands
and
seales
of
the
creditors
.
THis
Indenture
made
&c.
betweene
sir
R.
H.
Knight
,
A.
B.
C.
D.
Sect'.
158.
E.
F.
of
the
one
partie
,
and
G.
H.
and
I.
K.
creditors
of
C.
A.
Citizen
and
Merchantaylor
of
London
on
the
other
partie
,
witnesseth
,
That
where
our
said
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
by
her
highnesse
letters
of
Commission
bearing
date
at
Westminster
the
fifth
day
of
Nouember
last
past
before
the
date
hereof
,
minding
the
due
execution
of
the
Statute
touching
orders
for
Bankerupts
in
her
Parliament
holden
at
Westminster
in
the
xiii
.
yeare
of
her
highnesse
said
Reigne
made
and
prouided
,
reciting
,
that
whereas
her
Maiestie
was
enfourmed
that
C.
A.
of
London
Merchantaylor
vsing
and
exercising
the
trade
of
Merchandize
by
way
of
bargaining
,
and
seekinig
his
trade
of
liuing
by
buying
and
selling
(
and
being
a
subiect
borne
of
this
her
Realme
of
England
)
in
the
said
moneth
of
Nouember
,
in
the
xv
.
yeare
of
her
Maiesties
Raigne
,
that
is
to
say
,
about
the
second
day
of
the
saide
moneth
,
did
begin
to
keepe
his
house
,
scituate
in
London
aforesaid
,
and
sithence
hath
departed
from
his
saide
dwelling
house
&
absented
himself
,
to
th
entent
to
defraude
&
hinder
his
creditors
,
being
also
subiects
borne
of
this
her
said
Realme
of
England
of
their
iust
debts
&
duties
to
them
due
&
owing
,
&
so
is
become
a
Bankerupt
,
hath
assigned
,
appointed
,
constituted
&
ordained
the
said
R.
H.
&c.
her
especiall
Commissioners
,
geuing
full
power
&
authoritie
vnto
them
5.
or
4.
of
them
,
whereof
the
said
Sir
R.
H.
to
be
one
,
according
to
the
said
Statute
,
not
only
concerning
the
said
Bankerupt
his
bodie
,
lands
,
freehold
,
&
customarie
goods
,
debts
,
&
all
other
things
whatsoeuer
,
but
also
concerning
all
other
persons
which
by
concealement
claime
,
or
otherwise
do
or
shall
offend
touching
the
premisses
or
any
part
thereof
,
contrary
to
th
entent
&
true
meaning
of
the
said
Statute
,
to
do
&
execute
according
to
the
said
Statute
all
&
euery
thing
&
things
whatsoeuer
as
well
towards
&
for
satisfaction
and
payment
of
the
saide
creditors
,
as
towards
and
for
all
other
intents
&
purposes
,
according
to
the
order
&
prouision
of
the
said
Statute
in
that
case
prouided
,
as
by
the
same
Commission
more
plainely
it
doth
and
may
appeare
:
By
force
and
vertue
of
which
said
Statute
,
and
of
the
saide
Commmission
,
the
saide
Commissioners
haue
caused
certaine
goods
,
Cattels
,
wares
,
and
Merchandizes
of
the
saide
C.
A.
contayned
and
mentioned
in
a
Schedule
indented
to
these
presents
annexed
,
to
be
searched
,
viewed
&
apprized
:
And
also
haue
sold
&
deliuered
,
and
by
these
presents
do
sell
&
deliuer
to
the
creditors
aforenamed
,
all
the
said
goods
,
Cattalls
,
Wares
,
Merchandizes
,
contayned
and
mentioned
in
the
said
Schedule
indented
to
these
presents
annexed
,
To
haue
and
to
hould
the
same
&
euery
part
thereof
to
the
said
Creditors
before
named
,
their
executors
,
administrators
,
and
assignes
,
to
their
owne
proper
vses
for
euer
towards
the
satisfaction
and
payment
of
the
said
Creditors
,
that
is
to
say
,
to
euery
of
the
aforenamed
creditors
a
portion
,
rate
,
and
ratelike
,
according
to
the
quantitie
of
the
debts
:
In
witnesse
whereof
the
said
parties
to
these
Indentures
interchangeablie
haue
set
to
their
Seales
.
Yeuen
the
day
and
yeare
first
aboue
written
.
The
intituling
of
the
Schedule
mentioned
in
the
Indenture
next
before
written
,
and
annexed
to
the
same
Indenture
.
IN
this
Schedule
indented
is
contayned
and
mentioned
certayne
Sect.
159.
goods
,
wares
,
Cattels
,
&
Merchandize
late
of
C.
A.
Merchantaylor
,
which
be
sould
by
the
Indentures
,
whereunto
this
Schedule
indented
is
annexed
,
that
is
to
say
,
in
his
house
in
L.
in
the
parish
of
G.
in
London
.
Imprimis
&c.
A
Bill
into
the
Chauncery
against
one
by
a
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
,
to
compell
the
defendant
to
proceede
in
an
agreament
made
betwixt
the
plaintife
and
the
defendant
for
his
enlargement
,
by
the
order
of
the
Lord
Chauncelor
then
dead
.
To
the
right
reuerend
Father
in
God
,
Nicholas
Archbishop
of
Yorke
,
and
Lord
Chauncelor
of
England
.
MOst
humblie
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
grace
,
your
dayly
Sect.
160.
and
poore
Orator
W.
M.
of
M.
in
the
Countie
of
Chester
Gent̄
now
being
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
at
the
suit
of
R.
D.
of
the
same
Countie
Esquier
,
committed
thereunto
by
the
late
reuerend
Father
in
God
the
Bishop
of
Ely
being
then
Lord
Chauncelor
of
England
,
of
and
vpon
a
Statute
of
200.
l
.
which
suit
of
the
saide
R.
D.
hath
thus
remayned
the
space
of
eight
or
nine
yeares
,
to
the
great
miserie
and
vtter
vndoing
of
your
graces
saide
Orator
.
And
where
diuers
agreaments
,
with
other
diuers
meanes
haue
bene
taken
and
made
betweene
the
said
R.
D.
and
your
saide
Orator
,
and
especially
the
last
day
of
May
,
in
the
last
yeare
of
our
late
Soueraigne
Lord
King
Edward
,
before
Doctor
Lyell
,
&
Maister
Dyer
,
appointed
then
by
the
said
late
Lo.
Chauncelor
,
where
it
was
agreed
betweene
the
said
R.
D.
&
your
graces
said
Orator
,
that
your
said
Orator
should
be
bound
in
1000.
l
.
that
he
should
not
alienate
nor
sell
any
parcell
of
his
lands
now
being
in
his
possession
,
or
to
him
in
reuercion
:
And
all
such
lands
that
were
sold
by
your
saide
Orator
,
that
your
said
Orator
should
endeuor
with
all
diligence
to
recouer
the
same
againe
:
And
furthermore
it
was
agreed
&
ordered
betweene
the
said
R.
D.
and
your
said
Orator
,
that
your
said
Orator
should
put
insuerties
to
pay
vnto
the
saide
R.
D.
50.
pound
of
lawfull
money
of
England
,
that
is
to
say
,
fiue
pound
yearely
during
tenne
yeares
next
ensuing
:
All
which
orders
and
agreements
your
Graces
said
Orator
is
contented
to
accomplish
and
fulfill
:
Yet
notwithstanding
the
saide
●
.
D.
minding
rather
the
continuance
of
your
said
Graces
Orator
in
prison
to
his
vndoing
,
will
neither
obey
the
late
ho.
Lord
Chauncelors
order
then
made
therein
,
nor
yet
the
agreaments
heretofore
made
,
but
onely
doth
finde
delayes
to
prolong
the
time
,
to
the
vtter
vndoing
of
your
Graces
Orator
.
In
consideration
whereof
the
premisses
tenderly
considered
,
it
may
please
your
Grace
to
commaund
the
saide
R.
D.
to
appeare
before
your
Grace
,
and
to
take
such
order
with
him
as
shall
seeme
best
to
your
Grace
.
And
your
said
Orator
shall
pray
for
your
Grace
long
to
continue
.
A
Bill
into
the
Chauncerie
by
the
Husband
and
Wife
,
for
and
on
the
behalfe
of
diuers
to
compell
executors
to
pay
legacies
,
wherein
is
shewed
,
that
they
to
whom
the
legacies
be
giuen
haue
no
remedie
by
the
ecclesiasticall
lawe
to
compell
the
then
executors
to
pay
the
said
legacies
.
To
the
right
Honorable
Sir
Nicholas
Bacon
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
Seale
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
sheweth
vnto
your
honors
good
Sect.
161.
Lordship
your
daily
Orators
A.
T.
Esquier
,
and
Katharine
his
wife
,
late
wife
vnto
one
R.
K.
deceased
,
and
one
of
the
daughters
of
William
W.
of
B.
in
the
County
of
Warwike
Esquier
deceased
,
for
,
and
in
the
behalfe
of
William
C.
sonne
of
the
said
Katharine
,
and
for
and
in
the
behalfe
of
Mary
T.
and
K.
T.
daughters
of
the
said
A.
and
Katharine
,
and
of
W.
G.
sonne
of
Ed.
G.
Knight
,
of
the
body
of
Margaret
G.
one
other
of
the
daughters
of
the
aforenamed
W.
W.
lawfully
begotten
,
Ed.
M.
and
Anne
his
wife
,
one
of
the
daughters
of
the
aforenamed
Ed.
G.
and
Margaret
,
and
Tho.
M.
and
Elizabeth
his
wife
,
one
other
of
the
daughters
of
the
said
Sir
Ed.
and
Margaret
.
That
whereas
the
aforesaid
William
W.
in
his
life
time
had
issue
seuen
daughters
,
that
is
to
say
,
Margerie
late
wife
of
Thomas
H.
Esquier
,
and
after
that
wife
to
the
ho.
Sir
A.
C.
Knight
,
one
of
the
Queenes
most
honorable
priuie
Councell
,
and
now
Chauncellor
of
her
highnesse
Duchie
of
Lancaster
,
Godith
,
wife
to
B.
F.
Esquier
,
Elizabeth
,
late
wife
of
Ed.
B.
Esquier
deceased
,
Mary
,
wife
of
William
S.
Esquier
,
Margaret
,
wife
of
the
said
Sir
Ed.
G.
Anne
,
wife
of
Frauncis
Mo.
Esquier
,
and
Katharine
,
one
of
your
said
Orators
.
And
whereas
also
the
saide
W.
W.
in
his
life
time
was
possessed
of
and
in
diuers
goods
and
chattels
,
houshold
stuffe
,
plate
,
Iewels
,
and
also
entituled
to
certaine
debts
amounting
to
the
value
of
tenne
thousand
pounds
or
thereabouts
,
and
so
being
thereof
possessed
and
entituled
,
did
constitute
and
make
his
Testament
and
last
Will
,
and
by
the
same
did
bequeath
,
geue
,
and
demise
to
diuers
and
sundrie
persons
diuers
great
legacies
perticulerly
and
certainely
set
forth
in
the
said
last
Will
,
amounting
in
the
whole
to
the
summe
and
value
of
3500.
pound
or
thereabouts
:
And
the
residue
of
all
his
goods
,
Chattels
and
debts
due
vnto
him
after
his
funerall
expences
perfourmed
,
his
debts
paid
,
and
all
his
legacies
and
bequests
perticulerlie
contayned
and
mentioned
in
his
said
Will
,
fulfilled
,
perfourmed
,
and
payd
,
hee
the
sayde
W.
W.
by
his
sayde
Testament
and
last
Will
did
geue
and
bequeath
to
the
preferment
of
all
the
children
comming
of
hys
sayde
sixe
eldest
daughters
,
and
to
W.
C.
Mary
T.
and
Katharine
T.
three
of
the
Children
of
the
sayde
Katherine
,
nowe
Wife
of
the
sayde
Anthonye
T.
youngest
Daughter
of
the
sayde
W.
W.
to
be
equallie
deuided
amongst
them
by
the
discretion
of
hys
executors
:
And
by
the
same
hys
Testament
and
last
Will
,
hee
did
ordayne
,
nominate
,
and
make
the
sayde
honorable
Sir
A.
C.
Knight
,
Sir
Ed.
G.
Knight
,
nowe
deceased
,
Basill
F.
and
W.
S.
Esquiers
,
and
one
W.
B.
Esquiers
deceased
,
his
Executors
,
as
by
the
same
his
Testament
and
last
Will
more
at
large
it
doeth
and
may
appeare
:
And
afterwards
in
the
moneth
of
May
,
in
the
second
and
third
yeares
of
King
Phillip
and
the
late
Queene
Mary
,
hee
the
sayde
W.
W.
dyed
possessed
of
the
sayde
goods
,
Chattels
,
and
debts
,
amounting
to
about
the
summe
or
value
of
tenne
thousand
pounds
.
After
whose
decease
,
the
sayde
Executors
did
take
,
administer
,
and
agree
to
the
sayde
Testament
,
which
speciall
Legacies
aforesayde
eyther
be
or
might
haue
beene
by
the
sayde
Executors
long
sithence
fulfilled
,
satisfyed
,
and
paide
,
so
as
the
residue
should
and
ought
to
come
to
the
sayde
Children
according
to
the
sayde
Will
.
And
although
your
sayde
Oratours
haue
diuers
and
sundry
tymes
required
the
sayde
Executors
to
make
payment
of
so
much
of
the
residue
of
the
sayde
goods
,
Cattalls
,
and
debts
,
as
to
them
appertayned
,
yet
that
to
doe
,
they
and
euerie
of
them
haue
hitherto
refused
and
denyed
,
contrarie
to
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
as
much
as
your
sayde
Orators
cannot
certainely
tell
and
declare
the
seuerall
parcels
of
the
sayde
goods
,
Cattalls
,
and
debts
,
nor
what
the
sayde
Executors
haue
payd
or
receiued
for
any
manner
of
debts
owyng
by
or
to
the
sayde
W.
W.
by
reason
whereof
,
they
are
vnable
to
prosecute
for
their
remedie
in
the
premisses
at
and
by
the
order
of
the
Ecclesiasticall
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
graunt
the
Queenes
Maiesties
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
Executors
,
&c.
commaunding
&c.
A
bill
contayning
that
a
lease
of
a
rectorie
,
and
the
buildings
,
gleebe
lands
,
and
tythes
was
made
by
the
Deane
and
Chapter
of
a
Colledge
in
Oxford
to
the
plaintifes
father
for
terme
of
yeares
reseruing
a
rent
:
And
that
the
same
by
force
of
the
said
lease
was
long
possessed
.
That
the
said
lease
came
to
the
plaintife
by
meane
conueyance
,
and
that
continuing
the
tearme
,
the
defendant
suggesting
to
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
that
the
said
Rectory
and
tythes
were
occupied
by
the
plaintife
without
lease
,
or
title
,
hauing
a
purpose
to
conceale
and
defraude
the
said
Colledge
of
the
said
Rectorie
and
tythes
,
became
a
suitor
to
the
now
Deane
and
Chapter
to
haue
a
Lease
of
the
saide
Rectorie
and
tythes
for
21.
yeares
,
and
thereupon
obtained
a
lease
thereof
for
21.
yeares
,
yeelding
for
it
the
accustomed
rent
,
with
an
augmentation
of
rent
corne
.
That
the
defendant
hauing
obteyned
a
lease
of
the
saide
rectorie
and
tythes
for
21.
yeares
,
sued
the
plaintife
for
the
same
in
the
Excheker
at
Westminster
in
a
quo
minus
,
and
that
he
did
interrupt
the
plaintifes
possession
:
And
then
the
plaintife
prayeth
an
iniunction
for
stay
of
the
saide
suite
,
and
for
the
establishing
of
his
possession
and
proces
against
the
defendant
and
the
Deane
and
Chapter
to
aunswere
the
bill
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
Sir
.
Io.
Puckering
Knight
,
Lo.
Keeper
of
the
great
Seale
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lo.
your
Sect.
162.
dayly
Orator
T.
B.
of
N.
in
the
Countie
of
C.
Esquier
,
that
whereas
the
Deane
&
Chapter
of
Christes
Church
in
the
Vniuersitie
of
Oxford
,
were
seased
in
their
demesne
as
of
fee
in
the
right
of
their
sayd
Church
of
&
in
the
Rectorie
&
Parsonage
of
R.
with
the
appurtenances
in
the
said
Countie
of
C.
being
a
Parsonage
impropriate
,
and
being
so
thereof
seased
by
their
deede
indented
sealed
with
their
common
seale
(
the
certain
date
wherof
to
your
said
orator
is
vnknowne
for
want
of
hauing
the
same
)
did
for
the
considerations
in
the
said
Indenture
specified
,
demise
,
graunt
,
&
to
farme
let
all
the
said
Rectorie
&
parsonage
of
R.
with
the
appurtenances
,
&
all
maner
of
houses
,
barnes
,
glebe
lands
,
tithes
,
fruits
,
profits
,
&
aduantages
whatsoeuer
to
the
same
Rectorie
&
parsonage
belonging
or
in
any
wise
appertaining
vnto
one
R.
B.
late
of
N.
in
the
said
Countie
of
C.
Esquier
deceassed
,
father
vnto
your
said
Oratour
for
a
number
of
yeares
yet
enduring
,
reseruing
thereby
a
great
annuall
rent
(
the
tithes
of
the
vicarage
of
R.
aforesaid
,
&
the
patronage
&
disposition
thereof
,
and
all
the
woods
&
timber
trees
of
the
said
parsonage
alwaies
excepted
&
foreprised
out
of
the
said
lease
)
which
said
estate
,
interest
,
&
terme
of
yeres
of
him
the
said
R.
B.
of
&
in
the
said
Rectorie
,
your
Lo.
said
Orator
by
good
and
sufficient
conueyance
and
assurance
in
the
lawe
now
hath
,
by
vertue
of
which
saide
Lease
as
well
the
saide
R.
B.
in
his
life
time
,
as
also
your
said
Oratour
since
the
death
of
the
saide
R.
haue
by
the
space
of
many
yeares
together
beene
lawfully
possessed
of
the
said
rectorie
,
and
haue
yearely
from
time
to
time
since
the
making
of
the
said
lease
,
quietly
and
peaceably
receiued
,
leuied
,
taken
,
and
enioyed
in
their
seuerall
times
all
the
issues
,
commodities
,
&
profits
thereof
to
their
owne
proper
vse
and
behoofs
,
without
the
disturbance
,
let
,
or
interruption
of
any
person
or
persons
whatsoeuer
vntill
now
of
late
,
So
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
one
I.
D.
of
D.
in
the
saide
Countie
of
C.
Esquier
,
hauing
by
some
casuall
meanes
gotten
into
his
hands
and
custodie
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
made
to
the
saide
R.
B.
of
the
saide
rectorie
by
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
as
aforesaid
,
and
diuers
other
writings
and
meane
conueyances
concerning
the
same
of
right
belonging
to
your
said
Oratour
,
became
an
earnest
suitor
vnto
William
I.
Doctour
of
Diuinitie
,
Deane
of
Christs
Church
in
Oxford
aforesaid
,
R.
P.
T.
T.
&c.
being
the
Chapter
of
the
same
Church
,
to
procure
a
lease
vnto
him
the
saide
I.
D.
from
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
of
the
tythes
of
the
seuerall
Towneships
,
Hamlets
,
&
places
of
H.
P.
&c.
which
said
Towneships
,
Hamlets
,
and
places
are
scituate
,
lying
and
being
within
the
limits
and
precincts
of
the
saide
Rectorie
formerlie
demised
to
the
said
R.
B.
as
aforesaid
,
the
said
I.
D.
vntrulie
suggesting
vnto
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
,
that
the
Tithes
of
those
seuerall
towneships
were
concealed
from
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
,
And
that
they
had
no
rent
or
reuenue
at
all
to
them
therefore
answered
or
paid
by
your
saide
Orator
,
nor
by
any
other
person
or
persons
,
vnto
which
said
suit
and
accomplishment
thereof
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
as
your
Oratour
hath
bin
credibly
enformed
,
would
not
of
long
time
consent
vpon
suspicion
by
them
conceyued
that
the
said
I.
D.
had
some
purpose
or
intent
to
procure
from
them
a
lease
of
some
such
hamlets
and
towneships
as
were
formerlie
demised
to
the
saide
R.
B.
by
the
generall
name
of
the
rectorie
of
R.
wherin
the
said
seuerall
towneships
were
included
,
whereby
the
saide
I.
D.
might
impeach
and
call
in
question
the
validitie
of
the
saide
lease
made
to
the
saide
R.
B.
And
thereupon
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
did
affirme
and
declare
to
the
said
I.
D.
that
they
would
not
demise
or
graunt
vnto
him
the
said
I.
D.
any
thing
that
was
comprised
in
the
saide
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
mentioned
or
intended
to
be
demised
vnto
him
the
saide
R.
B.
in
or
by
the
same
,
vnto
whome
the
said
I.
D.
made
aunswere
,
that
the
saide
Tithes
of
the
saide
seuerall
Towneships
and
hamlets
before
mentioned
,
were
not
at
all
demised
by
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
to
the
said
R.
B.
and
that
his
purpose
was
not
to
challenge
any
thing
by
demise
from
them
which
was
formerlie
letten
to
the
said
R.
B.
but
only
such
things
as
were
concealed
from
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
for
which
he
would
yearely
answere
and
pay
vnto
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
the
old
acustomed
rent
,
with
an
augmentation
of
a
yearely
reuenue
of
Corne
,
acording
to
the
forme
of
the
Statute
in
such
cases
prouided
.
Whereupon
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
giuing
credit
to
the
said
I.
D.
and
willing
to
recontinue
such
things
as
the
said
I.
D.
affirmed
to
be
wrongfully
concealed
and
detayned
from
them
,
and
thereby
to
increase
their
yearely
reuenue
,
and
hauing
withall
a
great
respect
not
to
preiudice
your
said
Orator
by
any
lease
they
should
make
to
the
saide
I.
D.
nor
to
lease
any
thing
demised
to
the
said
R.
B.
did
at
the
importunate
suite
of
the
said
D.
in
July
,
in
the
xxxiii
.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
our
gratious
soueraigne
Lady
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
by
their
Indenture
sealed
with
their
common
seale
,
demise
,
and
to
farm●
let
to
the
said
I.
D.
all
their
tithes
,
of
what
nature
,
kinde
,
or
qualitie
soeuer
of
the
saide
seuerall
towneships
and
hamlets
before
mentioned
,
the
same
being
within
the
saide
precinct
of
the
saide
Rectorie
of
R.
as
aforesaid
from
the
feast
of
S.
Iohn
the
Baptist
last
past
before
the
date
of
the
said
Indenture
vnto
th
end
and
terme
of
one
and
twentie
yeares
.
The
said
Deane
and
Chapter
then
verily
supposing
that
none
of
the
tythes
of
the
saide
towneships
were
included
or
comprised
in
the
saide
lease
of
the
said
rectorie
of
R.
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
but
that
the
same
were
other
things
exempted
out
of
the
saide
lease
,
and
concealed
and
wrongfully
detained
from
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
and
not
within
the
limits
and
bounds
of
the
said
rectorie
.
By
coulour
of
which
said
lease
procured
by
the
saide
I.
D.
by
such
practise
and
meanes
as
aforesaid
,
and
by
hauing
in
his
hands
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
of
right
belonging
to
your
said
Oratour
the
said
I.
D.
hath
of
late
not
only
many
wayes
interrupted
your
saide
Orators
possession
of
and
in
the
tythes
of
the
said
towneships
and
hamlets
,
but
hath
also
thereupon
attempted
suite
in
her
Maiesties
Court
of
Exchequer
at
Westminster
by
writ
of
Quo
minns
against
your
saide
Orator
for
the
taking
and
carrying
away
of
diuers
parcels
of
the
said
tythes
growing
and
renuing
within
the
said
seuerall
Towneships
and
hamlets
.
And
albeit
your
said
Orator
hath
diuers
and
sundrie
times
in
gentle
manner
required
the
said
I.
D.
not
only
to
deliuer
vnto
your
saide
Orator
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
so
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
together
with
the
said
other
writings
and
meane
conueyances
of
right
belonging
to
your
said
Oratour
,
but
also
quietly
to
permit
and
suffer
your
saide
Orator
to
haue
and
enioy
the
premisses
acording
to
right
,
equitie
,
and
conscience
:
Yet
that
do
the
said
I.
D.
hath
alwayes
denied
and
refused
,
and
yet
doth
denie
and
refuse
,
challenging
the
same
by
vertue
of
the
said
supposed
lease
made
to
him
by
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
,
contrarie
to
all
equitie
and
good
conscience
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
forasmuch
as
your
sayde
Oratour
knoweth
not
the
certaine
date
and
contents
of
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
the
sayde
R.
B.
and
of
the
meane
conueyances
aforesayde
,
nor
wherein
the
same
be
conteyned
,
whereby
your
sayde
Orator
is
remedilesse
for
the
recouerie
of
the
same
by
the
order
of
the
Common
lawe
.
Neither
is
hee
able
to
pleade
the
said
lease
in
certentie
at
the
Common
lawe
,
whereby
he
shall
iustifie
his
right
and
title
to
the
saide
tithes
by
him
lawfullie
taken
as
aforesayd
.
And
for
that
the
sayd
Deane
and
Chapter
were
so
abused
by
the
insinuations
and
vntrue
pretences
of
the
said
I.
D.
and
had
no
purpose
at
all
to
impeach
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
the
sayde
R.
B.
nor
your
sayde
Orator
his
title
to
the
sayd
Tithes
and
other
the
premisses
claymed
by
vertue
of
the
same
,
nor
yet
to
demise
or
graunt
any
thing
to
the
saide
I.
D.
that
was
comprised
,
or
intended
to
be
demised
in
and
by
the
same
Indenture
of
lease
made
to
the
sayde
R.
B.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
premisses
tenderly
considered
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
sayde
Oratour
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
sayd
William
I.
Deane
of
Christ
Church
aforesayd
,
and
to
the
sayde
R.
P.
T.
T.
&c.
and
to
the
sayd
I.
D.
who
is
vsuallie
resident
within
the
Citie
of
London
,
commaunding
them
and
euerie
of
them
thereby
vnder
a
payne
therein
to
be
limited
,
to
appeare
before
your
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
immediately
then
and
there
to
aunswere
the
premisses
:
And
also
to
graunt
vnto
your
sayde
Oratour
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Iniunction
for
the
establishing
of
your
sayde
Oratours
possession
,
of
and
in
the
saide
rectorie
,
and
other
the
premisses
,
and
for
the
stay
of
all
Accions
commenced
,
or
to
be
commenced
against
your
saide
Oratour
at
the
Common
lawe
vpon
or
by
coulour
or
pretence
of
the
sayde
Lease
so
vndulie
procured
by
the
sayd
I.
D.
from
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
,
and
further
to
stand
to
and
abide
such
other
order
herein
as
to
your
Lordship
shall
seeme
to
stand
with
Iustice
and
equitie
.
And
your
saide
Oratour
shall
dayly
pray
for
your
Lordship
in
all
honour
and
happines
long
to
continue
.
-
T.
E.
-
E.
C.
-
R.
C.
The
Aunswere
of
I.
D.
Esquier
one
of
the
defendants
,
to
the
vntrue
bill
of
complaynt
of
T.
B.
Esquier
complaynant
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
Bill
of
complaynt
is
very
Sect.
163.
vntrue
,
vncertaine
,
and
insufficient
in
the
Lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
not
contayning
any
sufficient
matter
or
iust
cause
of
suit
against
this
defendant
,
but
only
deuised
&
contriued
by
the
complainant
,
to
put
him
as
it
seemeth
to
wrongfull
vexation
,
costs
,
charges
,
&
expences
in
the
law
without
any
iust
cause
of
suit
,
whereof
this
defendant
doth
demaund
iudgement
of
this
ho.
Court
,
&
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
out
of
the
same
.
Neuerthelesse
,
if
this
defend
shal
be
compelled
to
make
any
further
aunswer
to
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
saith
,
that
he
vnderstanding
that
the
said
lease
for
yeares
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
father
of
the
said
complaynant
,
to
be
a
meere
void
lease
,
and
of
no
force
&
validitie
in
lawe
,
for
that
the
same
lease
was
not
demised
by
the
Deane
&
Chapter
,
but
by
the
Deane
,
with
the
assent
&
consent
of
the
Chapter
procured
diuers
letter
s
of
sundrie
honorable
persons
to
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
of
Christ
Church
of
Oxenford
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
in
this
defend
behalfe
and
fauour
for
the
obtaining
of
a
lease
for
yeares
of
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
the
which
said
Deane
&
Chapter
at
the
request
&
contemplation
of
those
letters
by
their
Indenture
vnder
their
Chapter
seale
,
did
amongst
other
things
demise
,
&
to
farme
let
vnto
this
defendant
all
that
their
tythe
Corne
&
graine
,
comming
,
renuing
,
&
yearely
growing
in
the
Towneships
or
townes
and
fields
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
for
the
terme
of
xxi
.
yeares
,
by
vertue
of
which
demise
to
him
made
,
this
defendant
taketh
himselfe
lawfullie
intercessed
and
intituled
in
and
to
the
said
tithes
demised
vnto
him
,
and
because
this
defend
meant
to
proceede
in
a
plaine
,
vpright
,
and
lawfull
course
in
lawe
against
the
saide
complaynant
for
the
triall
of
the
validitie
of
his
said
pretended
lease
,
brought
his
Accion
in
the
Court
of
Exchequer
by
way
of
Quo
minus
against
the
saide
complaynant
&
others
,
and
as
it
seemeth
now
to
this
defend
the
said
complaynant
perceiuing
the
weakenes
&
inualiditie
of
his
owne
title
vpon
fained
&
vntrue
surmises
,
hath
exhibited
the
said
bill
of
complaint
into
this
ho.
Court
,
to
vexe
&
trouble
this
defend
&
the
other
defendants
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
to
maintaine
&
continue
his
wrongful
possession
by
a
void
lease
,
&
of
no
validitie
in
law
,
as
to
your
Lo.
for
the
cause
aforesaid
may
apeare
,
which
said
lease
the
said
compl
to
the
great
preiudice
&
hinderance
of
the
said
Colledge
&
Students
thereof
,
laboureth
and
seeketh
to
enioy
,
being
void
in
lawe
,
and
which
lease
if
it
were
a
good
lease
should
indure
and
continue
for
many
moe
yeares
then
the
lease
made
to
this
defendant
,
and
would
be
lesse
in
yearely
rent
and
benefit
to
the
saide
Colledge
then
this
defendants
lease
will
be
,
respect
being
had
to
the
things
demised
:
And
therefore
as
this
defendant
thinketh
the
saide
complaynant
is
not
to
be
releeued
by
any
equitie
,
or
maintayned
in
possession
vpon
a
meere
void
lease
in
lawe
,
since
that
by
coulour
of
the
said
void
lease
the
said
complaynant
and
his
father
haue
receiued
so
great
a
profit
for
many
yeares
past
:
without
that
that
the
defendant
hath
by
any
casuall
meanes
gotten
into
his
hands
and
custodie
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
of
the
said
rectorie
by
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
and
diuers
other
writings
and
meane
conueyances
concerning
the
same
of
right
belonging
to
the
saide
complaynant
,
as
most
vntruly
by
the
said
Bill
of
complaynt
is
alledged
,
for
that
he
saith
,
that
he
neuer
had
the
said
supposed
lease
,
nor
any
meane
conueyance
thereof
,
or
that
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
euer
at
any
time
made
any
such
lease
to
the
saide
R.
B.
father
of
the
said
complaynant
as
the
said
complaynant
surmiseth
,
but
such
a
lease
as
in
this
defendants
aunswere
is
before
alledged
,
or
that
the
defendant
vntrulie
suggesting
vnto
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
the
other
defendants
in
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
that
the
tithes
in
the
said
seuerall
towneships
mentioned
in
the
same
bill
of
complaynt
were
concealed
from
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
and
that
they
had
no
rent
or
reuenue
at
all
to
them
therefore
aunswered
or
paid
by
the
said
complaynant
,
nor
by
any
other
person
or
persons
,
as
most
vntrulie
is
alledged
and
surmised
by
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
:
or
that
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
did
affirme
and
declare
to
this
defendant
,
that
they
would
not
demise
or
graunt
vnto
him
this
defend
any
thing
that
was
comprised
in
the
said
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
or
that
was
mentioned
or
intended
to
be
demised
to
him
the
said
R.
in
or
by
the
same
lease
.
Or
that
vpon
any
such
affirmation
this
defendant
made
aunswere
,
that
the
tythes
of
the
saide
seuerall
towneships
mentioned
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaynt
,
were
not
demised
by
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
to
the
said
R.
B.
And
without
that
this
defendant
alledged
that
his
purpose
was
not
to
challenge
any
thing
by
demise
from
them
,
which
was
formerlie
letten
to
the
said
R.
B.
but
only
such
things
as
were
concealed
from
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
as
most
vntrulie
is
alledged
by
the
saide
bill
of
complaynt
,
but
he
sayth
that
he
affirmed
if
he
might
haue
a
lease
made
to
him
he
would
yeeld
an
increase
of
rent
of
corne
acording
to
the
forme
of
the
statutes
in
such
cases
prouided
.
And
further
this
defendant
sayth
,
as
before
he
hath
said
,
that
he
being
enformed
that
the
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
to
be
a
void
lease
,
became
an
earnest
suitor
by
the
meanes
aforesaid
for
a
lease
of
the
same
things
that
were
pretended
to
be
demised
to
the
saide
R.
B.
and
enformed
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
,
that
they
might
and
that
they
had
power
in
them
to
demise
the
same
.
And
this
defendant
further
saith
,
that
there
was
included
in
the
said
supposed
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
all
the
things
that
be
demised
to
this
defendant
,
and
if
this
defendant
should
not
haue
meant
to
haue
had
in
lease
from
the
Deane
and
Chapter
the
things
supposed
to
be
demised
to
the
said
R.
B.
and
to
enioy
the
same
,
then
should
he
haue
had
by
his
lease
no
benefite
,
and
should
vainely
haue
procured
such
honorable
friendship
:
And
therefore
he
sayth
,
that
the
same
allegation
suggested
in
the
said
Bill
of
complaint
,
that
this
defendant
meant
not
,
or
that
his
purpose
was
not
to
challenge
any
thing
by
demise
from
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
,
that
was
in
shew
formerlie
demised
to
the
said
R.
B.
is
most
vntruly
alledged
against
all
probabilitie
of
reason
,
when
as
he
wel
did
know
,
and
the
Deane
and
Chapter
also
might
vnderstand
that
the
whole
rectorie
except
the
vicarage
was
in
shewe
demised
,
and
the
tithes
of
the
said
towneships
included
in
the
said
supposed
demise
,
and
therefore
saith
,
that
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
at
the
contemplation
and
request
of
the
said
letters
made
a
lease
of
the
said
tithes
to
this
defendant
,
and
to
manifest
their
good
intention
and
meaning
towards
this
defendant
for
the
enioying
thereof
,
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
gaue
this
defendant
a
Transcript
of
the
Counterpane
of
the
saide
supposed
lease
vnder
their
Chapter
seale
,
and
besides
this
defendant
had
a
rentall
deliuered
in
writing
to
him
,
expressing
or
conteyning
the
rents
of
the
towneships
mentioned
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
.
And
this
defendant
saith
,
that
his
meaning
was
euer
to
haue
and
enioy
the
benefit
of
the
said
demise
,
and
of
the
thinges
therein
contayned
,
and
so
he
taketh
it
,
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
so
ment
and
vnderstood
the
same
,
being
persons
of
so
great
learning
,
iudgement
,
and
discretion
,
that
they
would
not
graunt
the
same
things
and
meane
contrarie
to
their
owne
demise
:
And
without
that
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
then
verely
supposing
that
none
of
the
tithes
of
the
said
towneships
were
included
or
comprised
in
the
said
lease
of
the
said
Rectorie
of
R.
made
to
the
saide
R.
B.
but
the
same
were
other
things
excepted
out
of
the
saide
lease
,
and
concealed
,
and
wrongfully
detained
from
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
,
and
not
within
the
bounds
and
limits
of
the
said
Rectorie
,
as
most
vntrulie
and
vainely
it
is
alledged
by
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
without
either
reason
,
or
probabilitie
of
reason
,
or
that
the
same
demise
made
to
this
defendant
was
mde
vpon
any
such
fained
and
vntrue
allegation
:
For
he
saith
that
such
an
ouersight
may
not
be
without
any
reason
imputed
to
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
being
men
of
learning
and
iudgement
,
that
they
should
suppose
none
of
the
tithes
of
the
saide
towneships
were
included
in
the
said
lease
of
the
rectorie
of
R.
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
but
other
things
excepted
and
concealed
,
and
not
within
the
limits
and
bounds
of
the
said
rectorie
,
when
as
to
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
by
the
said
rentall
may
apeare
,
that
the
townes
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
are
parcell
of
the
rectorie
of
R.
and
the
tithes
in
the
same
towne
demised
to
this
defend
.
And
the
said
defend
further
saith
,
that
he
hath
not
had
or
euer
had
in
his
hands
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
made
to
the
said
R.
B.
nor
by
coulor
of
hauing
thereof
hath
attempted
any
suit
,
but
began
his
suit
by
reason
of
his
owne
lease
made
to
him
,
which
he
taketh
is
lawfull
for
him
to
do
.
And
without
that
,
that
there
is
any
other
matter
or
thing
touching
this
defendant
materiallie
,
or
effectuallie
to
be
answered
vnto
,
and
not
herein
confessed
and
auoided
,
trauersed
or
denied
,
is
true
:
All
which
matters
this
defendant
is
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
:
and
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
out
of
this
honorable
Court
,
with
allowance
of
his
costs
and
charges
&c.
W.
D.
The
ioint
and
seuerall
Aunsweres
of
W.
I.
Doctor
of
Diuinitie
,
Deane
of
the
cathedrall
Church
of
Christ
in
Oxford
,
of
King
Henry
the
8.
foundation
,
R.
P.
A.
W.
T.
T.
&c.
Prebendaries
of
the
cathedrall
Church
defendants
to
the
Bill
of
complaynt
of
T.
B.
Esquier
complaynant
.
THe
said
defendants
all
aduantages
of
exception
to
the
incertaintie
Sect'.
164.
&
insufficiency
of
the
said
bill
of
complaint
being
to
them
these
defendants
now
&
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
for
direct
aunswere
thereunto
so
farforth
as
concerneth
the
knowledge
of
them
these
defend
materiall
for
them
to
answere
vnto
saith
as
followeth
,
that
is
to
say
,
that
heretofore
I.
D.
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
named
was
an
earnest
suitor
to
the
said
defend
W.
I.
&
to
the
Chapter
of
the
said
cathedrall
Church
for
the
obteining
and
getting
of
a
lease
of
all
their
the
said
Deane
and
Chapters
tithe
barne
in
P.
in
the
Countie
of
C.
and
of
all
their
tithe
,
corne
,
and
graine
,
comming
,
renuing
,
and
yearely
growing
in
the
townes
and
fields
of
P.
aforesaid
H.
&c.
in
the
said
Countie
of
Chester
,
and
of
the
tithe
corne
,
grasse
,
Pigge
,
and
Goose
of
T.
in
the
said
Countie
of
Chester
,
and
of
the
tithe
Haie
and
grasse
of
M.
S.
and
K.
aforesaid
.
And
for
the
better
obteyning
of
his
said
suit
,
he
the
saide
I.
D.
obtained
&
procured
seuerall
letters
from
diuers
great
and
honorable
persons
of
this
realme
directed
to
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
of
the
saide
Cathedrall
Church
,
whereby
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
were
earnestlie
moued
to
grant
&
yeeld
to
the
said
request
of
the
said
I.
D.
At
the
which
time
the
said
I.
D.
did
affirme
&
say
to
these
defendants
,
or
to
the
greater
part
of
them
that
in
the
premisses
so
by
him
the
said
I.
D.
required
to
be
to
him
demised
,
there
was
then
no
lawful
estate
continuing
,
but
vsurped
by
such
occupiers
as
had
no
right
vnto
them
,
and
who
vouchsafed
not
to
seeke
vnto
the
Church
for
them
,
nor
to
offer
any
good
offers
to
them
,
and
that
contrariwise
himselfe
would
reduce
those
things
to
a
more
profitable
reuenue
to
their
Church
,
or
vsed
other
words
&
speeches
to
the
like
effect
,
by
reason
whereof
,
these
defendants
or
the
greater
part
of
them
the
beter
to
satisfie
their
duties
towards
the
said
ho.
persons
in
a
suit
so
reasonable
,
&
tending
to
the
benefit
of
their
Church
,
did
by
Indenture
vnder
their
Chapter
seale
bearing
date
the
xxii
.
day
of
December
,
in
the
35.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
the
Qu.
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
demise
,
graunt
,
&
to
farme
let
the
said
tithe
barne
&
other
the
premisses
to
the
said
I.
D.
to
haue
and
to
hold
to
him
his
executors
administrators
&
assignes
from
the
feast
of
S.
Tho.
the
Apostle
last
past
before
the
date
of
the
said
Indenture
vnto
the
end
and
terme
of
xxi
.
yeares
thence
next
following
fully
to
be
complet
&
ended
as
they
thinke
they
might
lawfully
do
,
they
then
not
knowing
any
lawfull
lease
to
be
in
being
of
the
premisses
,
and
yet
to
the
end
&
intent
that
no
person
hauing
any
lawfull
interest
in
the
premisses
,
or
in
any
part
thereof
for
terme
of
three
yeares
or
more
(
if
any
such
were
)
might
be
by
the
said
demise
or
grant
of
these
defend
preiudiced
or
hindered
,
the
defendants
caused
the
said
I.
D.
by
his
sufficient
deed
in
writing
as
the
defendants
take
it
for
the
better
securitie
,
safetie
,
&
quietnes
of
their
lawfull
tenants
,
whome
they
meant
not
should
be
impeached
to
couenaunt
with
these
defend
that
the
said
demise
,
nor
any
couenant
,
graunt
or
article
in
the
said
Indenture
of
demise
conteined
,
should
in
any
wise
extend
to
bind
or
charge
any
of
them
the
said
Deane
&
Chapters
tenants
,
holding
or
clayming
by
good
&
lawfull
graunt
any
lawfull
estate
for
the
terme
of
3.
yeares
at
the
least
or
more
then
to
continue
,
any
matter
or
thing
in
the
said
Indenture
of
demise
mentioned
to
the
contrary
notwithstanding
,
whereby
it
doth
and
may
appeare
to
this
honorable
Court
,
that
these
defendants
haue
not
done
any
thing
concerning
the
saide
demise
of
the
premisses
to
the
saide
I.
D.
then
as
they
thinke
they
and
euery
of
them
might
lawfully
do
,
making
such
prouision
as
aforesaid
that
no
tenants
which
held
by
any
lawfull
interest
should
be
impeached
by
this
their
lease
,
without
that
that
to
the
knowlege
of
these
defendants
or
of
any
of
them
,
the
Deane
and
Chapter
of
Christs
Church
in
the
Vniuersitie
of
Oxford
,
predecessors
of
these
defendants
,
did
lawfully
demise
,
grant
,
and
to
farme
let
the
rectorie
or
parsonage
of
R.
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
with
the
appurtenances
,
to
R.
B.
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
named
in
manner
and
forme
,
as
in
and
by
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
is
surmised
.
And
without
that
that
to
the
knowledge
of
these
defendants
or
of
any
of
them
,
the
tythes
demised
by
these
defendants
to
the
said
I.
D.
as
is
aforesaid
,
were
lawfully
demised
by
the
Deane
and
Chapter
of
the
saide
Cathedrall
Church
,
predecessors
of
these
defendants
to
the
saide
R.
B.
in
manner
and
forme
as
is
in
and
by
the
said
bill
of
complaint
surmised
:
And
without
that
that
any
other
matter
,
clause
,
or
sentence
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
comprised
,
being
materiall
in
the
opinion
of
them
to
be
by
these
defendants
aunswered
vnto
,
and
not
herein
sufficiently
confessed
and
auoided
or
trauersed
and
denied
is
true
.
All
which
matters
they
these
defendants
and
euerie
of
them
are
readie
to
auerre
and
prooue
as
this
ho.
Court
shall
award
,
and
prayen
to
be
dismissed
out
of
the
same
,
with
their
costes
by
them
sustayned
.
The
Replication
of
T.
B.
Esquier
complaynant
,
to
the
Aunswere
of
I.
D.
Esquier
one
of
the
defendants
.
THe
said
complaynant
by
protestation
not
confessing
or
acknowledging
Sect'.
165.
any
matter
or
thing
materiall
or
effectuall
in
the
saide
Aunswere
alledged
to
be
true
in
such
sort
,
manner
and
forme
,
as
the
same
are
thereby
expressed
and
set
forth
,
and
by
protestation
also
that
the
said
aunswere
is
vncertaine
,
and
insufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
replied
vnto
,
for
diuers
great
&
aparant
faults
therein
manifestly
appearing
,
the
benefit
and
aduantage
whereof
at
all
times
hereafter
to
the
complaynant
saued
and
reserued
,
the
saide
complaynant
for
replication
replieth
and
saith
in
all
things
as
before
in
his
saide
bill
of
complaynt
he
hath
said
.
And
further
saith
,
that
all
and
euerie
the
matters
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
conteined
are
and
be
good
,
iust
,
true
,
certaine
and
sufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
in
such
sort
,
manner
and
forme
as
they
and
euery
of
them
in
and
by
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
by
him
beene
most
iustly
,
plainely
,
and
trulie
alledged
and
set
foorth
,
and
the
same
he
is
readie
to
auerre
and
prooue
,
as
it
shall
please
this
ho.
Court
to
award
.
And
the
said
complaynant
further
replieth
and
saith
,
that
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
the
other
defendants
,
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
had
no
meaning
or
intention
to
demise
vnto
the
said
I.
D.
any
thing
that
was
by
them
or
their
predecessors
formerlie
demised
to
this
complainants
father
,
and
in
this
complainants
possession
by
vertue
of
the
said
lease
,
and
to
giue
full
satisfaction
thereof
to
this
ho.
Court
.
This
complainant
further
saith
,
that
the
said
I.
requiring
of
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
to
haue
a
lease
of
the
towneship
of
R.
together
with
the
said
other
towneships
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
by
him
,
procured
a
lease
from
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
by
such
practize
and
suggestion
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
alleaged
,
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
then
made
answere
to
the
said
I.
D.
that
this
complainant
was
the
Farmer
of
R.
and
held
the
same
by
lease
from
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
:
And
that
they
would
not
in
any
wise
demise
any
thing
to
the
said
Daniell
that
was
comprised
in
the
said
lease
made
to
the
complainants
father
.
To
which
aunswere
the
saide
I.
D.
replyed
and
sayde
that
he
could
do
well
inough
with
that
Lease
if
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
would
be
pleased
to
demise
the
sayde
Towneship
of
R.
with
the
rest
of
the
sayde
Towneships
to
him
the
sayde
I.
D.
whereunto
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
then
aunswered
to
this
or
the
like
effect
,
viz.
that
they
woulde
not
goe
about
to
impeach
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
the
sayde
complaynants
father
:
and
that
it
was
not
fitting
for
men
of
theyr
cote
and
qualitie
to
stand
vpon
quirks
and
quillets
in
Lawe
.
By
which
wordes
it
euidentlie
appeares
that
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
were
circumuented
and
missed
by
the
vntrue
informations
of
the
sayde
I.
D.
to
them
made
in
manner
and
forme
as
in
the
sayde
bill
of
complaynt
is
alledged
and
set
foorth
:
and
that
they
knewe
not
at
the
time
of
the
making
of
the
sayde
I.
D.
Lease
,
that
the
sayde
Towneships
thereby
letten
were
formerlie
demised
to
the
sayde
complaynants
father
in
and
by
the
generall
wordes
of
the
Rectorie
of
R.
which
did
include
the
sayde
Towneships
,
so
as
if
there
be
any
such
defect
in
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
the
sayde
complaynants
father
as
the
sayde
I.
D.
pretendeth
by
his
sayde
aunswere
,
as
thys
complaynant
hopeth
there
is
not
,
yet
for
as
much
as
this
complaynants
father
and
this
complaynant
haue
euer
since
the
making
of
the
sayde
Lease
,
which
was
many
yeares
since
,
quietly
enioyed
the
same
,
and
by
all
the
sayde
time
paid
the
rent
to
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
reserued
thereupon
:
And
that
the
sayd
I.
D.
procured
his
sayde
Lease
by
such
sleights
and
subtilties
as
is
aforesayde
.
And
that
the
sayde
Deane
meant
not
to
demise
any
thing
to
the
sayde
I.
D.
that
was
formerlie
demised
to
the
sayde
complaynants
father
,
nor
to
impeach
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
the
sayde
complaynants
father
vpon
any
defect
whatsoeuer
.
Wherefore
this
complaynant
hopeth
this
honorable
Court
will
compell
the
sayde
I.
D.
to
bring
in
the
sayde
Lease
so
procured
as
aforesayde
into
this
honorable
Court
to
be
cancelled
,
or
otherwise
disposed
of
,
as
to
the
same
shall
be
thought
meete
:
and
will
order
that
this
complaynant
shall
haue
and
enioy
the
benefit
of
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
this
complaynants
father
as
aforesaide
,
notwithstanding
any
such
defect
therein
as
is
pretended
by
the
saide
I.
D.
And
whereas
the
sayde
defendant
alledgeth
in
his
sayde
Aunswere
that
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
to
manifest
their
good
intention
and
meaning
towards
the
sayde
defendant
,
and
to
the
intent
he
might
enioy
such
things
as
they
had
to
him
demised
,
did
deliuer
vnto
him
a
copie
or
transcript
of
the
sayde
Lease
made
to
this
complaynants
father
,
and
a
rentall
of
the
saide
seuerall
towneships
in
the
sayde
bill
of
complaynt
mentioned
.
To
that
Allegation
this
repliant
sayth
,
that
the
purpose
of
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
in
the
deliuerie
of
the
saide
copie
or
transcript
was
,
that
the
saide
I.
D.
might
thereby
knowe
what
was
demised
or
intended
to
be
demised
to
the
saide
complaynants
father
.
And
to
the
end
that
he
the
sayde
I.
D.
might
not
meddle
with
any
thing
comprised
in
the
saide
Lease
,
and
to
no
other
intent
or
purpose
,
without
that
that
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
did
knowe
by
the
saide
Rentall
that
the
townes
mentioned
in
the
saide
bill
demised
to
the
saide
I.
D.
were
parcell
of
the
saide
rectorie
of
R.
and
were
formerlie
demised
to
the
saide
complaynants
father
,
and
without
that
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
in
the
saide
aunswere
alledged
materiall
or
effectuall
for
this
complaynant
to
replie
vnto
,
and
herein
not
sufficientlie
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
is
true
:
All
which
matters
this
complaynant
is
readie
to
auerre
and
prooue
as
it
shall
please
this
honorable
Court
to
award
:
And
prayeth
as
before
in
his
saide
bill
of
complaynt
hee
hath
prayed
.
R.
C.
The
Replication
of
T.
B.
Esquier
complaynant
to
the
ioint
and
seuerall
aunsweres
of
W.
I.
Doctor
of
Diuinitie
,
Deane
of
the
cathedrall
church
of
Christ
in
Oxford
of
King
Henry
the
eights
foundation
,
R.
P.
A.
W.
T.
T.
&c.
Prebendaries
of
the
said
cathedrall
Church
defendants
.
THe
saide
complaynant
all
aduantage
of
exception
to
the
incertaintie
Sect'.
166.
and
insufficiencie
of
the
saide
aunswere
being
to
him
this
complainant
nowe
and
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
,
for
Replication
thereunto
so
farre
forth
as
doth
concerne
the
said
defendants
,
and
the
matter
in
the
said
aunswere
conteined
and
set
downe
replieth
and
sayth
as
followeth
,
that
is
to
say
,
that
this
complainant
doth
and
will
auerre
and
prooue
that
the
Deane
and
Chapter
of
Christes
Church
aforesaide
in
the
Vniuersitie
of
Oxford
,
did
demise
the
said
Rectorie
and
Parsonage
of
R.
whereof
the
premisses
now
in
question
are
,
and
so
time
out
of
minde
of
man
haue
beene
parcell
vnto
the
saide
R.
B.
by
their
deede
Indented
vnder
their
common
or
Chapter
seale
for
diuers
yeares
yet
enduring
in
manner
and
forme
as
this
Repliant
in
and
by
his
saide
bill
of
complaint
hath
the
same
alledged
and
set
forth
,
and
did
thereupon
reserue
a
great
annuall
rent
which
doth
continue
due
and
payable
vnto
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
of
Christes
Church
the
saide
defendants
,
and
is
and
so
hath
beene
by
this
Repliant
continuallie
paid
from
feast
to
feast
,
as
the
same
feasts
on
which
the
saide
rent
is
reserued
and
appointed
by
the
said
Lease
to
be
paid
haue
yearely
happened
euen
vntill
this
time
,
euer
sithence
this
Repliant
was
interessed
in
the
said
Lease
:
And
that
the
estate
,
interest
,
and
title
of
the
said
R.
B.
for
the
yeares
yet
enduring
of
and
in
the
said
Lease
and
premisses
,
is
lawfullie
come
to
this
Repliant
.
And
further
replieth
and
saith
,
that
the
premisses
in
the
saide
aunswere
mentioned
required
by
the
saide
I.
D.
to
be
to
him
by
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
demised
,
were
not
vsurped
or
concealed
from
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
,
but
continuallie
sithence
their
foundations
in
charge
and
reuenewe
and
so
at
this
time
are
to
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
,
and
a
rent
vnto
them
by
this
Repliant
aunswered
for
the
same
,
without
any
intention
of
this
Repliant
to
conceale
the
same
from
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
,
or
anie
their
right
vnto
the
same
,
or
vnto
any
other
their
possessions
:
But
contrarywise
this
complaynant
is
,
and
alwayes
will
be
readie
to
further
them
in
their
right
and
possessions
to
the
best
of
his
endeuour
.
And
this
Repliant
moreouer
replieth
and
saith
,
without
that
that
the
saide
I.
D.
his
information
to
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
or
to
the
greater
part
of
them
was
grounded
vpon
anie
matter
of
truth
,
but
vpon
a
malitious
couetous
affection
and
greedie
desire
which
he
hath
and
carrieth
to
prie
and
search
into
his
neighbors
estates
and
interests
in
their
possessions
,
not
conuerting
such
possessions
as
he
hath
of
his
owne
to
any
so
good
vse
,
or
good
of
his
countrey
,
as
that
he
should
deserue
to
haue
them
augmented
with
his
neighbors
,
without
that
that
it
is
true
which
the
saide
I.
D.
did
affirme
that
the
premisses
by
him
required
to
be
graunted
in
Lease
by
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
vnto
him
were
vsurped
by
such
as
had
no
right
,
and
would
not
vouchsafe
to
seeke
vnto
the
said
Church
for
them
,
or
offer
any
good
offers
vnto
them
as
the
saide
I.
D.
for
to
serue
his
owne
turne
vntrulie
suggesteth
,
for
this
repliant
saith
,
that
his
meaning
was
and
is
to
seeke
vnto
the
Church
for
them
at
such
time
as
in
lawe
,
reason
and
conscience
it
shall
be
thought
meete
,
reasonable
,
or
requisite
for
him
so
to
do
:
And
hath
and
will
offer
vnto
them
all
good
offers
meete
and
appertayning
for
him
.
In
regard
of
all
which
,
and
in
respect
the
saide
I.
D.
obteyned
the
saide
Lease
at
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
their
hands
vpon
vntrue
suggestions
and
informations
which
this
repliant
well
hopeth
they
will
at
all
times
aswell
in
their
reioinders
as
otherwise
at
large
declare
and
acknowledge
,
and
in
deceipt
and
abuse
of
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
who
woulde
not
in
their
graue
wisdomes
and
good
considerations
haue
sought
by
and
quirks
and
quillets
in
lawe
in
nicitie
of
penning
the
formalitie
of
wordes
,
to
haue
ripped
and
rifled
into
a
long
setled
continuing
possession
of
their
auncient
Farmor
,
but
woulde
grauelie
,
discretely
and
aduisedlie
haue
giuen
faith
,
credite
and
allowance
of
the
doings
of
their
predecessors
,
as
they
most
reasonably
and
deseruedly
may
expect
the
like
allowance
of
their
owne
doings
by
them
that
shall
succeede
them
,
that
therefore
the
sayde
fraudulent
,
subtill
,
and
guilefull
lease
by
such
deceipt
,
abuse
,
and
vntruth
obteyned
,
may
by
this
honorable
Court
be
decreed
to
be
void
against
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
and
this
repliant
:
and
that
the
same
may
be
ordred
to
be
redeliuered
vnto
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
or
into
this
Court
to
be
cancelled
,
to
the
end
they
may
thereupon
take
such
good
course
therein
,
as
this
complaynant
doubteth
not
that
if
this
complaynant
had
knowne
of
this
vntrue
information
made
by
the
saide
I.
D.
vnto
them
,
and
had
made
knowne
the
truth
thereof
vnto
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
,
before
the
graunting
of
the
saide
Lease
vnto
the
sayde
I.
D.
the
sayde
Deane
and
Chapter
no
doubt
would
haue
done
,
without
that
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
in
the
saide
aunswere
materiall
or
effectuall
to
be
replied
vnto
,
and
not
hereby
sufficiently
replied
vnto
,
confessed
,
and
auoided
,
trauersed
,
or
denied
,
is
true
:
All
which
matters
this
repliant
is
readie
to
auerre
and
proue
,
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
.
And
vpon
all
the
saide
matters
in
the
said
Aunswere
conteyned
,
this
repliant
prayeth
as
he
before
in
his
said
bill
hath
prayed
.
The
Reioinder
of
I.
D.
Esquier
to
the
Bill
of
complaint
of
T.
B.
Esquier
complaynant
.
THe
said
defendant
sauing
vnto
him
the
aduantage
of
exception
Sect.
167.
to
the
incertaintie
and
insufficiencie
of
the
said
Replication
,
and
by
protestation
not
confessing
any
thing
in
the
same
to
be
true
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
and
forme
,
as
in
the
same
is
set
forth
and
declared
,
for
reioinder
thereunto
saith
in
all
and
euerie
thing
and
things
,
as
he
before
in
his
said
Aunswere
hath
said
.
And
further
doth
and
will
auerre
,
verifie
,
maintayne
,
and
prooue
all
and
euery
thing
,
matter
,
and
cause
therein
conteyned
to
be
good
,
iust
,
and
true
,
in
such
sort
,
manner
,
and
forme
,
as
by
the
saide
defendant
in
his
saide
Aunswere
the
same
be
very
trulie
expressed
,
declared
,
and
set
foorth
.
And
whereas
the
sayde
complaynant
by
hys
replication
alledgeth
,
that
the
Deane
and
Chapter
shoulde
saye
,
that
they
meant
not
to
impeach
the
lease
made
to
the
complaynants
father
:
And
that
it
was
not
fitting
for
men
of
theyr
cote
and
qualitie
to
stand
vpon
quirks
and
quillets
in
Lawe
.
This
defendant
thereunto
sayth
,
that
there
was
no
speech
of
quirks
or
quillets
betweene
them
,
but
a
true
and
playne
meaning
,
that
if
the
Lease
whereby
the
complaynant
claymed
were
not
good
in
Lawe
,
that
then
this
defendant
shoulde
haue
a
Lease
of
those
things
hee
desired
,
which
with
his
great
costs
and
trauaile
hee
obteyned
,
accordingly
.
And
for
further
reioinder
thereunto
this
defendant
saith
,
that
sithence
the
making
of
the
saide
Lease
to
him
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
,
hee
this
defendant
brought
letters
to
the
Deane
and
Chapter
from
one
of
her
Maiesties
most
honorable
priuie
Counsell
,
to
intreate
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
not
onely
to
renew
the
said
Lease
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
and
made
to
the
said
defendant
,
but
also
most
hartely
desiring
them
by
the
same
letters
to
graunt
vnto
this
defendant
other
tithes
parcell
of
the
same
possessions
formerlie
demised
to
the
said
defendant
,
at
which
time
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
renewed
the
said
Lease
,
and
also
graunted
the
said
defendant
certaine
other
tithes
parcell
of
the
same
possessions
according
to
the
said
letters
,
and
also
at
the
same
time
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
promised
vnto
the
saide
defendant
a
Lease
of
the
rest
of
the
said
parsonage
,
so
that
as
the
saide
defendant
taketh
it
the
saide
complaynant
greatly
abuseth
this
honorable
court
with
most
vaine
and
vntrue
surmises
both
in
his
said
bill
and
Replication
.
And
if
this
honorable
court
vpon
these
surmises
or
such
like
should
grow
to
the
vpholding
of
leases
made
from
corporations
which
are
void
in
lawe
,
a
thing
which
heretofore
hath
not
bene
graunted
vnto
others
in
such
like
cases
it
would
reuiue
or
at
least
might
be
a
president
to
reuiue
many
questions
about
such
leases
which
by
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
long
time
haue
beene
determined
,
whereunto
this
defendant
most
humblie
prayes
to
be
remitted
.
And
whereas
also
the
saide
complainant
alledged
that
the
purpose
of
the
Deane
and
Chapter
in
deliuering
of
the
said
Transcript
to
the
said
defendant
was
,
that
he
might
thereby
knowe
what
was
demised
or
intended
to
be
demised
to
the
said
complaynants
father
,
and
to
that
end
that
the
saide
complaynant
might
not
meddle
with
any
thing
comprised
in
the
said
lease
made
to
the
complaynants
father
,
to
which
allegation
this
defendant
for
reioinder
saith
,
that
he
tooke
it
to
the
end
that
he
might
consider
of
the
validitie
or
inualiditie
of
the
saide
lease
,
vpon
the
view
whereof
being
assertained
by
his
learned
Counsell
that
the
saide
lease
was
void
in
lawe
,
he
was
the
rather
incouraged
to
bestow
his
charge
vpon
it
.
And
this
defendant
saith
,
that
he
had
a
copie
of
the
said
lease
vnder
the
handwriting
of
a
Gent̄
of
good
calling
before
the
deliuerie
of
the
saide
transcript
to
this
defend
,
by
which
copie
the
imperfections
of
the
said
lease
did
apeare
to
this
defendant
,
and
also
the
perticular
names
of
the
tithes
of
some
townes
were
mentioned
in
the
said
copie
to
be
demised
to
the
saide
complaynants
father
,
the
tythes
of
which
townes
were
afterwards
demised
to
the
saide
defendant
by
the
said
Deane
and
Chapter
,
whereby
it
may
plainely
appeare
,
that
the
Deane
and
Chapter
meant
that
the
same
lease
made
to
the
saide
complaynants
father
,
if
the
same
were
not
good
in
lawe
,
might
be
impeached
,
forasmuch
as
they
graunted
to
the
saide
defendants
the
tithes
of
such
townes
as
were
mentioned
to
be
demised
by
the
saide
lease
to
the
complainants
father
,
so
that
the
Deane
and
Chapter
were
not
missed
nor
circumuented
by
the
said
defend
,
nor
that
the
said
defend
obteined
his
lease
by
fleights
&
subtilties
,
nor
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
misaduised
in
that
they
did
as
in
the
saide
Replication
is
most
vntruly
alledged
:
but
this
defend
verely
thinketh
that
this
compl
goeth
about
not
only
to
defraud
the
said
defend
of
his
Accion
,
&
to
hinder
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
in
taking
the
benefite
of
the
said
Tithes
,
but
also
it
appeareth
most
manifestly
,
that
the
plaintife
practizeth
to
trice
the
said
defendant
in
a
triall
by
a
Iurie
by
vntrue
witnesses
in
concealing
the
true
Lease
made
to
the
plaintifes
father
:
for
the
plaintife
entituleth
himselfe
vntrulie
to
the
parsonage
aforesaide
by
a
Lease
made
by
the
saide
Deane
&
Chapter
to
the
plaintifes
father
,
as
by
an
order
taken
in
this
Court
the
6.
of
Nouember
last
past
apeareth
,
and
also
by
his
plea
in
the
Exchequer
it
apeareth
that
the
plaintife
pleaded
a
lease
made
by
the
said
Deane
&
Chapter
to
the
plaintifes
father
of
the
said
parsonage
,
&
proffered
by
his
plea
in
that
court
to
shew
forth
the
said
lease
in
Easter
terme
last
past
.
And
after
all
these
delatorie
delayes
the
sayd
compl
pleaded
not
guiltie
in
the
Exchequer
aforesaid
,
&
neuer
shewed
any
such
lease
,
but
exhibited
his
bill
of
complaint
in
this
honorable
Court
,
surmising
the
said
lease
to
be
come
to
the
hands
of
the
defendant
,
where
in
troth
there
is
not
nor
euer
was
any
such
Lease
made
to
the
said
plaintife
,
nor
to
R.
B.
the
plaintifes
father
,
but
such
a
Lease
as
in
the
defendants
aunswere
is
declared
,
which
Lease
being
void
,
&
of
no
validitie
in
lawe
,
is
the
cause
of
the
plaintifes
suite
in
this
honorable
Court
,
and
also
the
cause
of
his
long
delay
in
the
Exchequer
aforesaid
:
for
if
the
plaintifes
father
had
euer
any
such
Lease
as
the
plaintife
pretendeth
,
he
needeth
not
to
vse
such
vaine
&
vntrue
surmises
in
this
Court
against
the
saide
defend
in
his
bill
&
replication
,
nor
craue
an
Iniunction
in
this
Court
to
stay
the
defend
proceedings
at
the
Common
lawe
,
nor
make
secret
conueyances
to
seuerall
persons
of
the
tithes
in
question
,
nor
cause
the
said
tithes
to
be
gathered
&
carried
away
by
strong
and
by
vnknowne
persons
,
nor
protest
and
auow
that
the
defendant
,
nor
any
other
for
him
,
shall
euer
quietly
enioy
the
tithes
in
question
,
though
he
recouered
them
by
all
the
Lawes
in
England
,
nor
threaten
this
defendant
and
his
seruants
to
wound
or
kill
them
before
the
defend
should
enioy
any
part
of
the
said
tithes
,
so
that
the
said
defend
shal
hardly
maintaine
any
Accion
against
the
true
ownere
or
taker
of
the
saide
tithes
for
the
causes
aforesaid
,
nor
quietly
enioy
the
same
being
recouered
by
order
of
lawe
,
considering
that
the
plaintife
is
a
Gentleman
of
great
worship
,
friends
and
calling
in
that
Countrie
where
the
saide
Tithes
do
arise
and
growe
,
wherefore
and
for
that
the
plaintifes
Lease
is
a
meere
void
Lease
for
the
causes
in
the
Aunswere
alledged
,
and
the
defendants
Lease
a
good
Lease
,
and
more
beneficiall
for
the
poore
Schollers
of
Christs
Church
then
the
plaintifes
Lease
,
and
no
reason
in
lawe
or
equitie
if
there
be
no
lawfull
Lease
in
being
thereof
why
the
same
should
not
be
graunted
vnto
the
defendant
.
For
all
which
causes
this
defend
humblie
craueth
that
the
plaintife
may
shew
forth
vnto
this
court
vnder
the
chapter
seale
such
a
Lease
as
by
his
saide
bill
and
order
in
this
Court
he
pretendeth
:
And
if
the
plaintife
faile
therein
then
vpon
the
now
defendants
shewing
to
this
Court
a
transcript
of
the
Counterpane
of
a
Lease
for
yeares
vnder
the
seale
of
the
Deane
&
Chapter
.
Whereby
it
may
apeare
to
this
honorable
Court
,
that
the
Deane
and
Chapter
did
not
demise
the
saide
parsonage
to
the
plaintifes
father
as
he
affirmeth
,
but
that
the
Deane
with
the
full
assent
&
consent
of
the
whole
Chapter
did
demise
the
same
to
the
plaintifes
father
in
the
time
of
King
Edward
the
6.
which
is
no
Lease
of
any
force
in
lawe
,
neither
is
there
any
equitie
to
make
it
better
,
but
being
obteined
at
the
first
for
small
or
no
consideration
,
and
long
enioyed
since
,
and
now
demised
to
the
defendant
for
chargeable
great
and
iust
considerations
,
that
then
vpon
sight
thereof
it
would
please
this
honorable
Court
to
order
that
the
said
tithes
may
be
sequestred
into
the
hands
of
indifferent
persons
to
receyne
and
keepe
them
vntill
further
order
shal
be
taken
in
this
Court
:
And
that
in
the
meane
time
a
Commission
may
be
graunted
out
of
this
Court
to
examine
the
true
valew
of
the
saide
tithes
these
three
yeares
past
,
to
the
end
further
order
may
be
taken
in
this
Court
for
the
hauing
thereof
,
and
quiet
enioying
of
the
said
tithes
to
him
that
shall
recouer
the
same
or
damages
for
any
part
thereof
by
Accion
of
Trespas
or
otherwise
:
And
that
your
Lordship
would
also
be
pleased
to
take
order
for
reformation
in
the
premisses
,
for
that
now
in
this
time
of
contention
many
tithes
are
subtracted
and
not
set
forth
at
all
.
And
without
that
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
&c.
All
which
matters
&c.
The
reioinder
of
W.
I.
Doctor
of
Diuinitie
Deane
of
the
cathedrall
Church
of
Christ
in
Oxford
of
King
Henry
the
8.
foundation
,
R.
P.
A.
W.
T.
T.
to
the
replication
of
T.
B.
Esquier
complainant
.
THe
aduantage
of
exception
in
and
to
the
incertaintie
and
insufficiencie
Sect.
168.
of
the
saide
replication
to
these
defendants
and
euery
of
them
at
all
times
hereafter
saued
,
the
said
defendants
&
euery
of
them
for
reioinder
in
all
things
say
as
they
before
in
their
said
answere
haue
saide
and
do
,
and
will
auerre
,
maintaine
and
proue
their
saide
answere
and
euery
thing
therein
conteyned
to
be
iust
and
true
in
manner
and
forme
as
they
be
there
declared
and
set
foorth
,
and
that
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
do
not
know
of
any
such
lawfull
demise
made
to
the
saide
T.
B.
as
in
the
saide
Bill
and
Replication
is
set
foorth
,
and
that
if
any
such
lawfull
demise
or
graunt
hath
beene
made
,
they
haue
made
such
prouision
as
in
their
Aunswere
is
declared
,
that
no
tenants
which
hold
by
any
lawfull
interest
should
be
impeached
by
their
lease
made
to
the
said
I.
D.
whereof
these
defendants
had
speciall
care
,
and
therefore
the
complaynant
if
it
stand
so
with
him
that
he
haue
a
lawfull
lease
can
receiue
no
preiudice
by
any
thing
done
by
these
defendants
.
And
for
further
reioinder
these
defendants
say
,
that
vpon
the
suit
of
the
said
I.
D.
greatly
pressed
by
sundrie
honorable
personages
in
his
behalfe
and
aduertisement
,
that
no
lawfull
state
was
in
being
of
the
premisses
,
nor
such
profits
aunswered
to
the
Church
therefore
as
appertained
with
offer
on
the
behalfe
of
the
saide
I.
D.
to
performe
many
things
profitable
to
their
Church
,
&
the
defendants
not
hearing
any
suit
or
motion
made
therefore
by
the
said
T.
B.
and
esteeming
the
premisses
to
be
out
of
any
lawfull
lease
and
so
enformed
(
which
if
it
prooue
not
true
,
their
graunt
is
not
auaileable
)
condiscended
to
the
suit
,
and
entreatie
made
on
the
behalfe
of
the
said
I.
D.
as
in
lawe
,
conscience
,
equitie
,
and
good
husbandrie
towards
their
Church
,
which
by
all
good
,
due
,
and
conscionable
meanes
they
are
bound
to
aduance
,
they
were
perswaded
it
was
fit
for
them
to
do
:
And
the
rather
,
for
that
the
complainant
did
not
make
any
meanes
,
nor
seeke
vnto
them
for
it
,
who
if
he
haue
any
lawfull
lease
of
the
things
demised
to
the
said
I.
D.
from
their
Church
,
then
cannot
the
graunt
made
to
the
sAid
I.
D.
be
of
any
force
or
auaile
,
and
if
he
haue
not
a
lawfull
lease
,
then
cannot
the
plaintife
defend
himselfe
of
ouer
great
slacknes
to
hold
it
so
long
without
a
lawfull
lease
,
and
in
all
that
time
not
to
discouer
the
same
to
their
church
,
intending
by
likelyhood
either
so
to
haue
retayned
it
still
,
or
distrusting
of
their
well
meaning
towards
him
,
as
to
other
their
tenants
whome
their
manner
is
not
to
dispossesse
or
otherwise
to
intreate
then
their
demeanors
do
occasion
.
And
if
the
things
demised
be
in
charge
,
or
aunswered
in
reuenue
to
the
Colledge
as
the
plaintife
doth
alledge
,
whether
it
be
perticularlie
for
those
things
demised
to
the
said
I.
D.
or
confusedly
included
with
other
things
,
or
held
as
an
estate
at
will
,
these
defendants
are
not
assertained
,
and
if
the
plaintife
did
hold
them
without
any
lawfull
estate
made
vnto
him
,
or
lawfull
estate
continuing
,
it
had
beene
meete
that
the
defendants
or
their
predecessors
had
beene
made
acquainted
of
this
manner
of
holding
of
them
,
and
that
the
possessions
and
reuenews
should
not
be
caried
away
vnderhand
,
or
enioyed
by
coulour
of
a
lease
,
when
there
was
no
lawfull
lease
to
warrant
it
:
And
had
the
complaynants
then
bre●e
so
readie
to
further
the
defendants
in
their
right
and
possession
to
the
best
of
his
indeuour
as
now
he
pretendeth
to
be
,
this
question
had
not
hapned
,
but
now
standing
as
it
doth
,
if
the
information
of
the
saide
I.
D.
made
to
the
saide
Deane
and
Chapter
be
not
grounded
vpon
any
matter
of
truth
,
the
said
complaynant
shall
receiue
no
impeachment
by
it
,
these
defendants
intending
to
hold
the
said
I.
D.
to
his
Couent
,
that
by
coulour
of
his
graunt
he
shall
not
call
in
question
any
tenant
of
theirs
which
hold
by
any
lawfull
interest
.
And
if
it
be
grounded
vpon
matter
of
truth
,
these
defendants
hope
that
this
honorable
court
will
not
giue
further
allowance
to
the
complaynants
pretended
lease
then
the
validitie
thereof
requireth
:
Humblie
praying
further
that
if
vpon
this
interpleading
betweene
the
said
T.
B.
and
the
said
I.
D.
it
shall
appeare
that
the
said
T.
B.
holdeth
that
which
he
should
not
hold
,
or
the
sad
I.
D.
vpon
any
vndue
surmise
or
suggestion
to
haue
obtayned
any
thing
not
fit
or
not
meant
to
be
passed
to
him
,
which
these
defendants
carrying
themselues
in
a
plaine
and
euen
course
,
haue
not
so
farre
looked
into
,
neither
do
or
can
charge
him
so
to
haue
dealt
:
That
these
defendants
might
not
be
preiudiced
against
either
of
them
,
but
left
at
libertie
to
do
that
for
the
iust
and
reasonable
benefit
and
auaile
of
their
Church
,
which
in
lawe
,
iustice
,
and
equitie
,
shall
be
seeming
for
them
to
do
.
And
further
,
or
more
then
this
the
defendants
desire
nothing
,
without
that
that
the
complaynant
hath
to
their
knowledge
any
lawfull
estate
or
interest
in
the
premisses
,
or
hath
sought
or
offred
himselfe
vnto
their
church
in
such
sort
as
hee
alledgeth
.
And
without
that
that
the
defendants
by
any
quicks
,
quillets
,
or
nicities
in
lawe
haue
sought
to
rifle
into
the
estates
of
their
Farmers
:
And
yet
humblie
desire
,
that
if
the
complaynants
enioy
any
thing
without
good
lease
which
is
vnknowne
to
these
defendants
,
that
he
may
not
be
set
in
better
state
against
their
church
then
his
estate
requireth
,
but
may
be
referred
to
their
church
,
of
whose
dealings
he
sheweth
,
neither
can
shewe
any
cause
to
complayne
,
without
that
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
&c.
All
which
matters
&c.
A
bill
by
one
tenant
in
common
of
a
mannor
in
the
North
parts
,
to
haue
a
commission
to
examine
witnesses
which
be
aged
and
impotent
,
that
their
testimonies
may
remayne
of
record
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
,
for
proofe
of
the
plaintifes
title
to
the
said
mannor
,
for
that
the
Lord
President
and
Counsell
of
the
North
parts
haue
not
power
to
graunt
any
such
commission
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
Sir
Tho.
Bromley
Knight
,
Lord
Chauncellor
of
England
.
HVmbly
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
your
Sect.
169.
dayly
Orator
C.
P.
of
T.
in
the
Countie
of
C.
Esquier
:
That
whereas
your
saide
Orator
and
one
L.
P.
of
C.
in
the
County
of
C.
be
and
stand
,
or
ought
to
be
and
stand
seazed
in
common
in
their
demesne
as
of
fee
amongst
other
things
of
and
in
the
Mannor
of
L.
with
the
appurtenances
in
the
saide
County
of
C.
concerning
the
partition
of
which
said
mannor
,
variance
,
and
contention
in
lawe
is
like
to
arise
betweene
your
Orator
and
the
saide
L.
at
the
common
lawe
.
And
for
as
much
as
there
be
yet
liuing
diuers
aged
persons
inhabiting
about
the
saide
Mannor
which
do
very
well
knowe
the
interest
and
title
of
your
saide
Orator
in
and
to
the
said
mannor
in
forme
aforesaid
.
And
for
that
if
the
saide
witnesses
being
very
aged
and
impotent
and
not
likely
long
to
liue
should
fortune
to
dye
before
tryall
of
your
saide
Orators
estate
and
title
of
,
in
,
&
vnto
the
premisses
,
it
might
thereby
be
greatly
blemished
,
and
your
said
Orator
in
time
to
come
disinherited
of
his
said
nioytie
of
the
saide
mannor
.
And
for
that
the
saide
witnesses
dwelling
in
the
North
parts
of
this
Realme
be
so
aged
that
they
be
not
able
to
trauaile
neyther
before
your
Honor
to
be
examined
in
her
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
nor
to
any
other
ordinarie
place
of
Iustice
,
where
the
title
of
your
saide
Orator
might
,
or
may
conueniently
come
in
question
and
tryall
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
And
for
that
the
Lord
President
and
Counsell
established
in
the
North
parts
(
within
the
precinct
of
whose
Commission
not
onely
the
said
Mannor
but
also
your
said
Orator
,
and
the
said
L.
P.
do
inhabit
and
dwell
)
do
not
vsually
,
nor
cannot
graunt
any
Commission
for
the
examination
of
witnesses
in
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
,
although
there
be
great
cause
in
equitie
to
graunt
the
same
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
,
the
premisses
considered
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
Commission
vnder
the
seale
of
this
most
honorable
Court
,
to
be
directed
vnto
some
Gentlemen
of
credit
dwelling
in
those
partes
,
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
be
thought
conuenient
for
the
examination
of
such
witnesses
,
as
by
your
saide
Orator
shall
be
produced
before
them
,
and
to
certifie
and
returne
the
examinations
of
the
saide
witnesses
,
together
with
the
same
Commission
before
your
good
Lordship
into
her
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
there
to
remayne
of
record
ad
perpetuam
rei
memoriam
,
and
to
be
published
at
such
time
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
be
thought
meete
and
conuenient
.
And
further
to
graunt
vnto
your
saide
Orator
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
L.
P.
commaunding
him
thereby
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
by
your
Lordship
to
be
limited
,
either
to
ioyne
in
Commission
with
your
saide
Orator
for
the
examination
of
the
saide
witnesses
,
or
else
to
shewe
cause
before
your
good
Lordship
why
your
saide
Orator
should
not
haue
a
Commission
alone
for
that
purpose
,
and
your
saide
Orator
shall
accordingly
to
his
bounden
dutie
dayly
pray
to
Almightie
God
for
the
long
preseruation
of
your
Lordships
good
health
,
with
increase
of
honor
.
A
bill
of
Complaint
for
detayning
of
the
plaintifes
Euidences
,
for
entring
into
Mannors
and
Lands
,
and
contriuing
of
secret
estates
.
To
the
Right
Reuerend
Father
in
God
Stephen
Bishop
of
Winchester
,
Lord
Chauncellor
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Sect'.
170.
good
Lordship
your
daylie
Orator
T.
M.
Gentleman
.
That
whereas
one
P.
M.
elder
brother
to
your
said
Orator
was
lawfully
seased
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
,
and
in
the
Mannors
of
M.
&
W.
with
diuers
messuages
,
lands
,
tenements
,
&
hereditaments
to
the
said
Mannors
belonging
in
the
County
of
C.
to
the
yearely
value
of
50.
l
.
and
aboue
,
and
he
being
of
the
said
Mannors
and
other
the
premisses
seised
died
of
such
an
estate
thereof
seised
,
without
issue
of
his
body
lawfully
begotten
.
After
whose
decease
the
premisses
descended
and
of
right
ought
to
discend
vnto
your
saide
Orator
as
brother
and
next
heire
of
the
saide
Peter
your
saide
Orator
,
then
being
but
of
tender
age
,
that
is
to
say
,
of
the
age
of
twelue
yeares
or
there
abouts
.
But
so
it
is
right
honorable
Lord
,
that
all
the
Euidences
,
Deedes
,
Charters
,
writings
,
and
miniments
concerning
the
said
mannors
and
premisses
during
the
minoritie
of
your
said
Orator
,
came
casually
to
the
hands
&
possession
of
R.
D.
Esquier
,
who
by
cullor
of
hauing
of
the
said
Euidences
,
Deedes
,
Charters
,
writings
and
miniments
hath
wrongfully
entred
into
the
saide
manors
,
lands
,
tenements
,
and
other
the
premisses
,
and
of
the
same
hath
made
and
contriued
diuers
and
sundrie
secret
and
false
estates
and
conueyances
to
diuers
persons
to
your
saide
Orator
vnknowne
,
to
his
owne
vse
,
to
the
vtter
disherison
of
your
saide
Orator
.
And
albeit
your
saide
Orator
hath
diuers
and
sundrie
times
required
the
saide
R.
D.
as
well
to
deliuer
vnto
him
the
said
Euidences
,
Deedes
,
Charters
,
writings
,
and
miniments
,
as
also
peaceablie
and
quietly
to
suffer
and
permit
him
to
enioy
the
said
manors
,
lands
,
&
tenements
,
with
their
appurtenances
,
yet
the
said
R.
D.
hath
alwaies
hitherto
denied
&
refused
,
&
yet
denieth
&
refuseth
so
to
do
,
contrary
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
&
good
conscience
:
And
forasmuch
as
your
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certaintie
of
the
said
euidences
,
deeds
,
charters
,
writings
,
&
miniments
,
nor
whether
they
be
contained
in
bag
or
box
ensealed
,
or
chest
locked
yea
or
no
,
he
is
like
to
be
without
all
remedy
for
the
recouery
of
the
same
by
the
order
&
due
course
of
the
common
lawe
,
except
your
Lo.
goodnes
be
vnto
him
shewed
in
this
behalf
.
In
consideration
wherof
it
may
please
your
good
L.
to
grant
vnto
your
Orator
the
King
and
Queenes
Maiesties
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
saide
R.
D.
Commaunding
him
by
the
same
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
by
your
Lordship
to
be
limited
,
personally
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
King
and
Qu.
high
Court
of
Chauncery
at
Westminster
,
then
and
there
to
make
aunswere
to
the
premisses
&c.
R.
Cat.
The
Aunswere
of
the
defendant
to
the
said
Bill
,
wherein
is
confessed
the
hauing
of
diuers
euidences
concerning
the
lands
mentioned
in
the
said
Bill
,
and
that
he
is
readie
to
deliuer
them
to
whom
the
Court
shall
order
them
to
belong
:
And
for
that
the
plaintifes
father
is
yet
liuing
,
the
defendant
prayeth
that
he
may
be
called
into
the
Court
to
shew
what
title
he
hath
to
the
said
euidences
,
and
disclaymeth
to
haue
any
interest
in
any
of
the
mannors
&c.
mentioned
in
the
Bill
,
but
an
Interest
he
may
be
entituled
to
haue
by
reason
of
a
Statute
merchant
he
hath
which
was
acknowledged
by
the
complaynants
father
.
The
Aunswere
of
R.
D.
Esquier
to
the
Bill
of
complaynt
of
T.
M.
Gentleman
.
THe
said
defendant
by
protestation
not
confessing
or
acknowledging
Sect'.
171.
any
such
seisin
,
dying
seised
,
or
discent
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
alleaged
for
aunswere
,
sayth
,
that
he
is
not
,
nor
at
the
time
of
the
exhibiting
of
the
said
Bill
was
not
Tenant
of
the
said
mannors
,
and
other
the
premisses
,
sauing
only
such
benefit
,
interest
,
and
title
as
the
said
R.
is
or
may
be
entituled
to
haue
in
or
to
the
premisses
,
by
reason
of
a
certaine
Statute
merchant
,
or
Recognizance
knowledged
by
W.
M.
Esquier
,
father
of
the
said
complaynant
to
Sir
P.
D.
Knight
,
deceased
.
Th
aduantage
of
exception
thereof
,
and
all
other
benefits
and
interests
that
the
said
defendant
hath
or
may
haue
by
reason
of
the
said
Statute
merchant
or
Recognizance
knowledged
by
the
saide
W.
M.
Esquier
,
father
of
the
said
complaynant
as
aforesaid
,
and
the
execution
to
be
sued
of
the
same
to
the
said
defendant
alwayes
saued
and
reserued
,
the
saide
defendant
for
all
other
Interests
or
Titles
disclaimeth
in
the
said
manors
,
lands
,
or
tenements
.
And
as
to
any
euidences
concerning
the
said
manors
,
lands
,
and
tenements
mentioned
in
the
said
Bill
,
except
one
Indenture
,
and
one
other
writing
made
by
the
saide
W.
M.
and
one
writing
made
by
the
said
complaynant
:
The
said
defendant
by
protestation
not
knowing
the
certaintie
what
euidences
he
hath
in
his
custodie
concerning
the
said
mannors
and
other
the
premisses
,
for
that
they
be
in
the
County
of
Chester
,
now
farre
from
the
said
defendant
,
for
aunswere
saith
,
that
the
saide
W.
M.
father
to
the
said
complaynant
long
time
past
was
seised
of
the
said
Mannors
,
lands
,
and
Tenements
of
an
estate
of
inheritance
in
possession
or
in
vse
by
discent
from
his
Auncestors
,
and
the
said
Euidences
came
to
the
hands
of
the
said
Sir
P.
D.
Knight
long
time
past
,
and
by
and
after
the
death
of
the
said
Sir
P.
D.
the
same
euidences
came
to
the
possession
of
the
said
defendant
,
which
said
defendant
desireth
that
the
saide
W.
M.
which
is
yet
in
full
life
may
be
called
into
this
honorable
Court
to
shewe
what
title
he
hath
or
claymeth
to
the
saide
euidences
,
and
the
saide
defendant
is
and
shall
be
readie
to
deliuer
such
euidences
as
he
hath
concerning
the
premisses
,
except
the
said
Statute
merchant
,
and
other
writings
and
defeasances
of
the
said
Statute
as
appertaineth
to
the
said
defendant
to
such
person
or
persons
to
whome
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
the
same
to
appertayne
:
And
as
to
three
writings
before
excepted
,
the
said
defendant
hath
them
here
readie
in
this
honorable
Court
,
to
be
deliuered
to
whome
this
honorable
Court
shall
adiudge
the
same
to
appertayne
,
Without
that
that
the
saide
defendant
hath
wrongfully
entered
into
the
said
Mannors
,
lands
,
and
Tenements
,
and
of
the
same
hath
made
or
contriued
any
estates
and
conueyances
to
diuers
persons
in
such
sort
as
in
the
said
Bill
is
vntruly
alleaged
:
And
without
that
that
any
other
thing
materiall
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
other
then
that
in
this
present
Aunswere
is
confessed
and
auoyded
is
true
:
All
which
matters
the
said
defendant
is
ready
to
auerre
and
prooue
as
this
honorable
Court
shall
award
,
and
prayeth
as
before
he
hath
desired
:
And
also
that
he
may
be
dismissed
out
of
this
honorable
Court
with
his
reasonable
costs
and
charges
for
his
wrongfull
vexations
sustained
in
this
behalfe
.
Am.
Gilbert
.
A
bill
of
complaint
by
I.
W.
and
the
Lady
lane
his
Wife
,
daughter
and
heire
of
the
Lady
Iane
deceased
against
the
husband
and
his
wife
,
for
entring
into
a
house
,
and
lands
,
and
keeping
of
the
possession
thereof
,
for
detayning
of
Euidences
,
and
contriuing
of
secret
estates
in
the
premisses
.
To
the
right
reuerend
Father
in
God
Stephen
Bishop
of
Winchester
,
Lo.
Chauncellor
of
England
.
IN
right
humble
wise
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lordship
Sect.
172.
your
Suppliants
I.
W.
and
the
Lady
Iane
his
Wife
,
daughter
and
heire
to
the
Lady
Iane
P.
deceased
.
That
whereas
the
said
Lady
Iane
P.
in
her
life
time
was
lawfully
seased
in
her
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
and
in
one
mesuage
or
house
,
with
a
gardeine
thereunto
belonging
,
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
B.
in
the
Countie
of
D.
and
of
and
in
12.
acres
of
errable
land
,
medow
,
and
pasture
,
with
their
appurtenances
thereunto
belonging
in
B.
aforesaid
,
and
so
being
of
such
an
estate
thereof
seised
about
foure
yeares
past
died
thereof
seised
.
After
and
by
whose
death
the
premisses
discended
and
came
as
of
right
they
ought
to
discend
and
come
vnto
your
sayde
Oratrix
,
as
daughter
and
heire
of
the
saide
Lady
Ia.
P.
her
mother
.
So
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
,
that
diuers
Deeds
,
Euidences
,
Charters
,
Miniments
,
and
writings
concerning
onlie
the
premisses
and
of
right
belonging
to
your
said
Oratrix
as
in
the
right
of
the
said
Lady
I●
.
P.
by
casuall
meanes
are
come
to
the
hands
,
possession
and
custodie
of
I.
C.
Gentleman
,
and
E.
his
Wife
,
who
by
cullor
of
hauing
the
sayde
Euidences
and
writings
,
haue
entred
into
the
premisses
,
and
by
cullour
thereof
haue
contriued
,
conueyed
,
and
made
to
themselues
diuers
secret
estates
of
the
premisses
,
and
thereby
do
likewise
detaine
and
keepe
the
possession
of
the
same
premisses
from
your
said
Orators
,
albeit
they
haue
beene
diuers
and
sundrie
times
thereunto
by
your
suppliants
required
for
the
deliuerie
of
the
same
,
yet
that
to
do
they
haue
alwayes
hitherunto
denyed
,
and
yet
to
denye
to
the
manifest
disinheriting
of
the
saide
A.
and
the
great
wrong
and
losse
of
both
your
saide
Orators
,
for
that
your
saide
Orators
do
not
knowe
the
certeine
number
,
or
certaine
dates
of
the
deedes
and
conueyances
,
nor
whether
they
be
contayned
in
bagge
or
boxe
sealed
,
or
chest
locked
,
whereby
they
be
for
the
recouerie
of
the
same
premisses
cleane
without
remedie
by
the
strict
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
In
consideration
whereof
the
premisses
by
your
good
Lordship
tenderly
considered
,
it
may
please
your
good
Lordship
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
Orators
the
Qu.
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
to
the
said
I.
C.
and
E.
his
wife
,
commaunding
them
and
eyther
of
them
thereby
personallie
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Queenes
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
at
a
certaine
day
,
and
vnder
a
certaine
paine
therein
by
your
good
Lordship
to
be
limitted
and
appointed
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
premisses
,
and
further
,
to
stand
to
and
abide
such
finall
order
and
direction
therein
as
to
you
Ho.
good
Lo.
with
right
and
equitie
shall
seeme
most
meete
and
conuenient
.
And
your
said
Orators
shall
pray
for
&c.
A
bill
by
the
leassee
for
yeares
of
the
Scite
of
a
Man●or
&c.
contayning
the
detayning
of
the
plaintifes
lease
of
the
premisses
,
the
breaking
of
the
seales
thereof
,
and
that
the
defendandts
by
a
practise
amongst
them
,
to
the
intent
to
impouerish
the
plaintife
,
and
vniustlie
to
get
from
him
the
premisses
,
haue
brought
an
Assise
in
the
towne
of
Salop
against
him
for
the
same
,
in
which
suit
there
is
a
partial
Iurie
returned
by
the
Bayliffes
of
the
said
towne
.
And
one
other
suit
comenced
against
him
for
part
of
the
premisses
by
one
of
the
defendants
before
the
Counsell
in
the
marches
of
Wales
,
and
therefore
prayeth
an
Iniunction
for
stay
of
the
said
suits
:
and
also
a
Subpena
against
the
defendants
to
appeare
and
aunswere
the
bill
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
Sir
Nicholas
Bacon
Knight
,
Lord
Keeper
of
the
great
seale
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complayning
,
sheweth
vnto
your
Ho.
good
Lo.
Sect.
174.
your
poore
&
dayly
Orator
H.
D.
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
Salop
Gent̄
.
That
whereas
one
Io.
late
Duke
of
Northumberland
in
his
life
time
amongst
diuers
other
lands
,
tenements
,
&
hereditaments
was
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
&
in
the
manor
of
A.
lying
&
being
within
the
said
County
of
S.
and
so
being
thereof
seised
by
his
deede
indented
about
the
27.
yeare
of
the
Raigne
of
the
late
King
of
famous
memorie
King
Henry
the
8.
by
the
name
of
Sir
Io.
D.
Knight
,
did
demise
,
graunt
,
set
,
and
to
farnie
let
vnto
P.
C.
the
Scite
of
the
Manor
of
A.
aforesaid
,
together
with
the
mansion
or
hall
place
of
the
same
:
And
all
and
singular
lands
,
meadowes
,
leasowes
,
pastures
,
feedings
,
woods
,
waters
,
and
commons
,
with
all
other
commodities
,
duties
,
seruices
,
and
customes
to
the
said
Scyte
of
the
said
Mannor
belonging
or
in
any
wise
appertayning
:
To
haue
and
to
hould
the
aforesaid
Scyte
of
the
saide
Mannor
,
and
all
other
the
premisses
,
and
all
and
singuler
the
appurtenaunces
to
the
said
P.
C.
his
executors
and
assignes
from
the
feast
of
Saint
Michaell
the
Archangell
then
next
comming
after
the
date
of
the
aforesaide
Indentures
vnto
the
end
and
tearme
of
threescore
yeares
then
next
ensuing
,
and
fullie
to
be
compleated
and
ended
,
yeelding
and
paying
therefore
yearely
vnto
the
saide
Sir
Iohn
Dudley
his
heires
and
assignes
foure
pound
sterling
at
the
feast
of
the
Annunciation
of
our
Lady
,
and
Saint
Michaell
the
Archangell
by
euen
portions
,
with
diuers
other
couenaunts
,
graunts
,
and
agreaments
contayned
and
specified
in
the
saide
Indentures
,
as
by
the
same
more
at
large
it
doth
and
may
appeare
:
By
force
whereof
the
said
P.
C.
into
the
premisses
entered
,
and
was
possessed
accordinglie
:
The
state
and
interest
of
which
saide
P.
C.
to
and
in
the
premisses
,
and
euery
part
and
parcell
thereof
,
your
poore
Orator
by
iust
and
lawfull
conueyance
and
assurance
in
lawe
of
long
time
hath
had
and
now
hath
,
and
the
same
hath
quietlie
and
continuallie
possessed
and
enioyed
for
and
by
the
space
of
fourteene
yeares
nowe
last
passed
by
force
of
the
sayd
Lease
made
to
the
sayde
P.
C.
by
the
aforesayde
Duke
,
without
lette
or
interruption
of
anye
person
or
persons
,
vntill
now
of
late
that
the
aforesayde
Lease
is
casuallie
come
to
the
hands
&
possession
of
Ed.
Le.
of
P.
in
the
County
of
S.
Esquier
,
which
persons
malitiously
intending
your
poore
Orators
impouerishment
and
vtter
vndoing
,
haue
not
only
wilfully
broken
in
pieces
and
disseuered
from
the
said
Lease
the
seales
of
Armes
of
the
saide
late
Duke
annexed
by
him
to
the
aforesaid
lease
,
and
otherwise
defaced
the
same
,
to
the
intent
your
said
Orator
although
he
should
recouer
against
them
by
due
order
and
course
of
the
lawes
of
this
Realme
the
aforesaid
lease
,
yet
he
might
be
the
lesse
able
to
prooue
the
saide
Lease
to
be
made
by
the
aforesaid
Duke
,
for
that
they
well
perceiue
the
time
now
so
farre
spent
,
that
very
fewe
or
none
of
the
witnesses
that
were
present
at
th
ensealing
and
deliuerie
of
the
said
Lease
be
now
liuing
as
they
suppose
:
But
also
they
haue
further
conspired
and
agreed
amongst
themselues
,
together
with
one
R.
W.
of
A.
in
the
Countie
of
Salop
,
and
R.
S.
of
the
towne
of
Salop
and
Countie
aforesaid
.
That
he
the
said
R.
W.
in
the
name
of
the
said
Ed.
Le.
at
the
only
costs
and
charges
of
the
said
R.
W.
should
arraigne
an
Assise
of
Nouel
Dissesine
against
your
said
Orator
in
the
Towne
court
of
Salop
,
for
that
the
aforesaid
Scyte
of
the
mannor
of
Acton
Renard
and
other
the
premisses
are
scituate
and
lying
within
the
iurisdiction
of
the
said
Towne
court
of
Salop
,
supposing
thereby
your
saide
Orator
to
haue
disseised
the
saide
Ed.
Le.
of
his
Freehold
in
Acton
Renard
aforesaid
,
intending
thereby
through
his
sinister
dealing
and
practising
by
indirect
meanes
with
the
Bayliffes
of
the
saide
Towne
,
which
haue
returned
a
pannell
of
such
Iurors
as
he
the
saide
Ed.
Le.
and
other
of
his
friends
,
kinred
,
and
allyance
,
might
rather
through
friendship
and
fauour
then
by
reason
of
any
good
matter
,
win
and
allure
to
find
and
giue
verdict
for
the
said
Ed.
Le.
rather
then
for
your
said
Orator
,
although
his
interest
and
right
to
and
in
the
premisses
be
very
good
&
rightfull
as
in
very
deede
it
is
:
But
also
the
aforesaid
Ed.
L.
together
with
others
the
persons
aboue
named
,
haue
,
for
your
poore
Orators
further
trouble
,
vexation
,
and
expences
,
conspired
and
agreed
amongst
themselues
together
with
the
aforenamed
R.
D.
that
he
the
said
R.
D.
should
exhibit
his
Bill
of
complaint
against
your
said
Orator
before
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Councell
in
the
marches
of
Wales
,
pretending
thereby
title
and
interest
to
part
of
the
saide
land
,
by
vertue
of
a
supposed
lease
for
yeares
made
to
one
R.
D.
Clerke
,
by
one
A.
N.
Esquier
,
where
in
very
deede
there
was
neuer
any
such
lease
thereof
to
him
made
by
the
said
A.
N.
so
that
the
said
R.
S.
hath
not
by
reason
of
any
such
lease
,
or
otherwise
any
iust
cause
of
suit
against
your
saide
Orator
:
which
vngodly
inuention
and
diuelish
deuises
of
theirs
they
of
late
put
in
vre
,
and
practised
against
your
saide
Orator
,
intending
thereby
through
the
suit
had
and
prosecuted
by
the
saide
R.
W.
in
the
name
of
the
saide
Ed.
Le.
aforesaid
against
your
saide
Orator
in
the
Towne
court
of
Salop
aforesaid
,
where
the
saide
Ed.
Le.
is
greatly
friended
of
kinne
and
allyaunce
,
And
also
through
the
aforesayde
suite
commenced
before
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Councell
by
the
sayde
R.
D.
against
your
sayde
Orator
,
where
the
sayde
Ed.
Le.
is
also
greatlie
friended
and
acquainted
,
and
readie
at
all
assayes
as
much
as
in
him
lyeth
,
to
succour
and
further
the
sayde
R.
D.
in
his
sayde
suite
against
your
sayde
Orator
in
the
Courtes
aforesaide
,
where
the
saide
Ed.
Le.
and
R.
D.
are
verie
well
friended
and
allyed
as
aforesayde
,
and
your
sayde
Orator
a
meere
straunger
and
of
the
Countie
of
Chester
borne
a
poore
seruingman
there
altogether
vnfriended
,
and
not
acquainted
,
intending
by
their
sayde
suites
so
to
trouble
and
vexe
your
sayde
Orator
,
and
to
put
him
to
such
intollerable
charges
and
expences
in
defending
his
right
against
them
,
that
your
poore
Orator
either
for
lacke
of
substance
and
wealth
should
not
be
able
to
heare
the
charge
of
the
sayde
suits
in
lawe
against
them
,
but
eyther
be
compelled
of
meere
necessitie
to
yeeld
and
giue
vp
his
interest
in
the
premisses
vnto
them
,
or
else
to
trouble
and
molest
your
sayde
Orator
in
the
sayde
Courts
,
that
eyther
for
want
of
wealth
,
or
leysure
,
your
sayde
Orator
should
not
be
able
to
complaine
against
them
before
your
Honor
,
or
elsewhere
to
seeke
for
redresse
to
be
had
therein
by
due
meanes
,
and
order
of
the
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
In
tender
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
as
much
as
your
sayde
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certayne
date
of
the
aforesayde
Lease
,
nor
yet
the
number
of
yeares
therein
contayned
,
by
reason
whereof
your
sayde
Orator
by
meanes
thereof
is
without
all
remedye
by
the
due
course
and
order
of
the
Common
lawes
of
this
Realme
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
the
premisses
considered
,
not
onelie
to
graunt
the
Queenes
Maiesties
writ
of
Iniunction
to
be
directed
to
the
sayde
Ed.
L.
R.
W.
and
R.
D.
and
to
euery
of
them
,
and
to
all
theyr
Counsellors
,
Attourneys
,
and
Solicitors
,
and
to
the
Counsellor
,
Attourneys
,
and
Sollicitors
of
euery
of
them
,
commaunding
them
and
euery
of
them
thereby
no
further
to
prosecute
,
or
proceede
in
the
saide
suits
or
eyther
of
them
,
against
your
sayd
Orator
before
the
Queenes
Maiesties
Counsell
in
the
Marches
of
Wales
,
nor
before
the
Bayliffes
of
the
said
towne
of
S.
vntill
such
further
order
therein
be
taken
by
your
good
Lordship
as
shall
seeme
to
stand
with
conscience
and
equitie
,
but
also
to
graunt
the
Queenes
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
vnto
the
said
Ed.
L.
R.
D.
&c.
and
to
euery
of
them
,
commaunding
them
and
euery
of
them
thereby
vnder
a
certayne
payne
therein
to
be
limited
personallie
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
Qu.
Maiesties
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
at
a
certaine
day
therein
to
be
contained
,
then
and
there
to
aunswere
to
the
premisses
&c.
And
your
poore
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
vnto
God
for
the
preseruation
of
your
honorable
estate
long
to
continue
.
A
bill
contayning
that
one
being
seazedin
fee
of
an
Inne
in
London
,
leased
the
same
to
one
for
yeares
reseruing
a
rent
,
the
which
lease
came
by
diuers
meane
conueyances
to
the
plaintife
,
with
couenaunt
to
make
further
assurances
:
and
then
they
shewe
that
the
originall
Lease
and
the
meane
conueyances
,
with
a
deede
of
guift
,
are
come
to
the
hands
of
the
defendants
,
by
cullor
whereof
they
haue
entred
into
the
possession
of
the
Inne
,
and
thereof
haue
dispossessed
the
plaintifes
,
and
that
they
refuse
to
deliuer
the
lease
,
meane
conueyances
,
and
deede
of
guift
,
or
to
make
any
further
conueyances
to
the
plaintifes
of
the
said
Inne
according
to
the
said
couenant
,
whereupon
the
plaintifes
pray
a
Subpena
,
with
a
duces
tecum
against
the
defendants
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
Sir
Christopher
Hatton
of
the
most
noble
order
of
the
garter
,
Knight
,
L.
Chancellor
of
England
.
IN
most
humble
wise
complaining
,
shewen
vnto
your
good
Lo.
your
Sect.
174.
dayly
Orators
I.
L.
&
N.
Mo.
Citizens
&
Clothworkers
of
the
Citie
of
London
,
that
whereas
one
A.
B.
Citizen
and
Fishmonger
of
London
was
lawfully
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
and
in
one
house
or
tenement
,
called
the
signe
of
the
Lambe
,
with
the
shops
,
sellers
,
sollers
,
together
with
all
&
singuler
the
appurtenances
,
set
,
lying
,
&
being
in
the
parish
of
S.
Michaell
in
Cornehill
London
,
sometimes
in
the
occupation
of
one
I.
S.
Grocer
,
and
the
said
A.
B.
so
being
of
the
said
house
or
tenement
&
other
the
premisses
of
such
an
estate
seised
,
about
the
month
of
September
in
the
36.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
late
king
of
famous
memory
King
Henry
the
8.
did
by
his
deede
in
writing
sufficient
in
the
lawe
,
demise
,
graunt
,
&
to
farme
let
to
one
W.
Lo.
citizen
&
black
smith
of
London
the
said
house
or
tenement
,
&
other
the
premisses
,
To
haue
&
to
hold
to
the
said
W.
Lo.
his
executors
&
Assignes
for
the
terme
of
diuers
yeares
yet
enduring
at
&
for
a
certeine
yearely
rent
thereupon
reserued
.
By
force
whereof
the
said
W.
Lo.
into
the
said
house
or
tenement
&
other
the
premisses
entred
,
&
was
therof
possessed
acordingly
.
And
the
said
W.
Lo.
so
being
thereof
possessed
by
his
deed
indented
sufficient
in
the
lawe
in
or
about
the
month
of
December
in
the
said
36.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
said
late
King
H.
the
8.
bargained
,
sold
,
&
conueyed
the
said
Indenture
of
lease
so
made
vnto
the
said
W.
Lo.
&
all
his
title
&
terme
of
yeares
then
to
come
in
the
premisses
to
one
T.
H.
Citizen
&
Draper
of
London
his
executors
&
assignes
.
By
force
wherof
the
said
T.
H.
into
the
said
house
or
tenement
&
other
the
premisses
entred
,
&
was
thereof
possessed
,
&
the
issues
&
profits
therof
receiued
&
tooke
acordingly
,
and
so
being
therof
possessed
died
intestate
,
after
whose
decease
,
the
administration
of
the
said
lease
,
&
of
all
other
the
goods
,
cattels
,
&
debts
of
the
said
T.
H.
were
lawfully
committed
to
the
hands
,
possession
,
&
distribution
of
Ioane
the
wife
of
the
said
Thom.
by
force
whereof
the
said
Ioane
into
the
premisses
entred
,
&
was
thereof
possessed
,
&
so
being
thereof
possessed
maried
&
tooke
to
husband
one
W.
P.
Citizen
&
Vpholster
of
London
.
By
force
of
which
intermariage
,
the
said
W.
P.
into
the
premisses
entered
,
&
was
thereof
possessed
,
and
receiued
and
tooke
the
issues
&
profits
thereof
acordingly
,
and
so
being
thereof
possessed
,
in
or
about
the
month
of
Iune
,
in
the
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
Queene
Elizabeth
that
now
is
,
by
one
writing
or
Pole
deede
sufficient
in
the
lawe
,
conueyed
&
assured
the
premisses
and
all
his
estate
,
right
,
title
,
interest
,
terme
of
yeares
,
claime
&
demaund
,
of
,
in
,
and
to
the
same
,
to
one
W.
M.
Citizen
&
Draper
of
London
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
W.
M.
into
the
premisses
entred
,
and
was
thereof
possessed
,
and
so
being
thereof
possessed
by
his
deede
of
gift
sufficient
in
the
law
,
or
by
some
other
good
&
sufficient
conueyance
&
assurance
in
the
lawe
,
the
certaintie
whereof
for
want
of
the
same
your
Orators
are
not
able
to
shew
,
did
giue
,
grant
,
conuey
,
or
assure
the
said
house
&
tenement
,
&
other
the
premisses
,
&
all
other
his
goods
&
chattels
whatsoeuer
to
one
W.
B.
late
of
Stoke
Albanye
in
the
County
of
Northampton
Gent̄
deceased
,
&
Barsaba
alias
Barbara
his
wife
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
W.
B.
and
Barsaba
alias
Barbara
into
the
premisses
entred
,
&
were
thereof
possessed
,
and
so
being
thereof
possessed
,
the
said
W.
B.
in
or
about
the
month
of
Ianuarie
,
in
the
17.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
the
Qu.
Maiestie
that
now
is
,
made
&
declared
his
last
will
&
testament
in
writing
,
and
thereof
constituted
&
apointed
the
said
Barsaba
alias
Barbara
his
wife
his
executrir
,
and
died
of
the
premisses
possessed
.
By
and
after
whose
decease
the
said
Barsaba
alias
Barbara
,
by
right
of
suruiuor
,
&
by
vertue
of
the
said
executorship
,
held
her selfe
in
the
premisses
,
&
was
thereof
solie
possessed
,
&
receiued
&
tooke
the
issues
&
profits
thereof
accordingly
,
&
so
being
thereof
possessed
,
maryed
&
tooke
to
husband
one
Rob.
Williams
of
Stoke
Albanie
in
the
said
County
of
Northampton
Gent̄
.
By
force
whereof
the
said
Rob.
Williams
&
the
said
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
his
wife
or
one
of
them
were
of
the
premisses
lawfully
possessed
,
and
so
being
therof
possessed
,
they
the
said
R.
Williams
&
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
or
one
of
them
by
their
or
one
of
their
writing
of
assignement
sufficient
in
the
lawe
in
or
about
the
month
of
February
,
in
the
28.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
soueraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
for
and
in
consideration
of
a
certaine
competent
summe
of
lawfull
money
of
England
to
them
or
one
of
them
in
hand
paid
by
one
George
Smith
Citizen
and
Merchantaylor
of
London
,
did
bargaine
,
sell
,
assigne
,
and
set
ouer
vnto
the
said
George
Smith
aswell
the
aforesaid
house
or
tenement
,
the
said
originall
Indenture
of
lease
,
the
saide
deede
of
guift
,
and
all
other
the
meane
conueyances
aforesaide
,
as
all
the
estate
,
right
,
title
,
Interest
,
terme
of
yeares
,
vse
,
possession
,
reuercion
,
claime
and
demaund
of
the
said
Robert
Williams
and
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
,
and
either
of
them
,
or
of
any
other
person
or
persons
to
the
vse
and
behoofe
of
them
or
either
of
them
.
And
did
couenant
,
promise
,
conclude
,
&
agree
to
&
with
the
said
George
Smith
his
executors
&
assignes
,
that
they
the
said
Robert
Williams
,
&
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
,
&
Elizabeth
Mosier
,
wife
of
the
said
W.
M.
&
euery
of
them
,
and
the
executors
and
administrators
of
them
&
euery
of
them
should
and
would
at
all
times
after
the
making
of
the
said
writing
of
Assignement
to
the
said
George
Smith
as
aforesaid
,
and
from
time
to
time
during
the
space
of
diuers
yeares
make
such
further
conueyance
of
the
said
house
,
and
all
other
the
premisses
to
the
said
George
Smith
his
executors
or
assignes
as
by
them
or
any
of
them
or
their
or
any
of
their
Counsell
learned
should
be
deuised
.
By
vertue
whereof
the
said
George
Smith
into
the
said
house
and
tenement
and
other
the
premisses
entred
,
and
was
thereof
possessed
,
and
so
being
thereof
possessed
in
or
about
the
moneth
of
March
in
the
28.
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
our
saide
soueraigne
Lady
Elizabeth
the
Queenes
Maiestie
that
now
is
by
his
writing
of
Assignement
vnder
his
hand
and
seale
did
well
and
sufficiently
giue
,
graunt
,
bargaine
,
sell
,
assigne
,
and
set
ouer
the
saide
house
or
tenement
and
all
other
the
premisses
,
and
all
his
estate
,
right
,
title
,
interest
,
&
demaund
,
of
,
in
,
and
to
the
same
,
together
with
the
said
originall
Indenture
of
Lease
,
&
all
other
the
meane
assignements
thereof
,
&
all
other
writings
&
euidences
concerning
the
same
vnto
your
Lo.
said
orators
.
By
vertue
whereof
your
orators
into
the
premisses
entred
,
&
were
thereof
possessed
&
the
issues
&
proffits
thereof
receiued
&
tooke
without
interuption
of
any
person
or
persons
.
But
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
good
Lo.
that
the
said
deede
of
gift
made
by
the
said
W.
M.
together
with
the
said
originall
Indenture
of
Lease
&
the
meane
assignements
thereof
are
casuallie
come
to
the
hands
,
custodie
&
possession
of
the
said
Robert
Williams
,
&
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
his
wife
,
or
one
of
them
,
who
by
coulour
of
hauing
thereof
haue
wrongfully
entred
into
the
premisses
,
&
thereof
dispossessed
your
said
orators
,
&
the
possession
thereof
together
with
the
said
euidences
&
writings
detaine
&
keepe
from
your
said
orators
,
&
by
meanes
of
hauing
the
writing
of
Assignement
made
by
the
said
R.
W.
and
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
his
wife
vnto
the
said
George
Smith
in
their
owne
hands
&
custodie
,
whereby
they
haue
couenanted
to
make
further
assurance
vnto
the
said
George
Smith
his
executors
&
assignes
vtterly
refuse
to
deliuer
vnto
your
said
orators
the
said
euidences
&
writings
,
or
to
make
them
any
further
assurance
of
the
premisses
,
notwithstanding
they
haue
beene
sundry
times
thereunto
gently
required
,
but
by
practize
and
confederacie
with
other
their
complices
,
aduersaries
of
your
sayde
Orators
,
goe
about
to
impeach
,
hinder
,
and
ouerthrow
your
Orators
good
and
lawfull
estate
in
and
to
the
premisses
contrarie
to
all
right
,
equitie
,
and
good
conscience
,
and
to
the
manifest
and
expresse
wrong
and
iniurie
of
your
said
Orators
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
that
your
Orators
knowe
not
the
certeine
dates
,
number
,
nor
contents
of
the
said
Euidences
and
writings
,
nor
wherein
the
same
are
conteyned
,
whether
in
bag
or
boxe
sealed
or
vnsealed
,
chest
or
cofer
locked
or
vnlocked
,
and
so
consequently
without
apt
remedie
at
the
common
lawe
for
the
recouerie
thereof
,
or
to
compell
the
saide
Robert
Williams
,
Barbara
his
wife
,
and
the
Executors
or
Administrators
of
the
said
Eliz.
Mosier
or
any
of
them
to
make
vnto
your
Orators
further
assurance
of
the
premisses
,
or
to
keepe
or
defend
their
lawfull
title
thereunto
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
graunt
vnto
your
Orators
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
,
with
a
Duces
tecum
to
be
directed
to
the
said
Robert
Williams
and
Bersaba
alias
Barbara
his
wife
,
commaunding
them
and
either
of
them
thereby
at
a
certeine
day
and
vnder
a
certeine
paine
by
your
Lordship
to
be
limited
to
be
,
and
personallie
to
appeare
before
your
Lordship
in
her
Maiesties
most
high
Court
of
Chauncerie
,
and
to
bring
with
them
the
said
originall
Indenture
of
lease
,
&
the
said
deede
of
gift
,
and
all
other
the
meane
assignements
thereof
,
Then
and
there
aswell
to
auNswere
to
the
premisses
,
as
also
to
stand
to
and
abide
such
further
order
and
direction
therein
as
to
your
Lordship
shal
be
thought
to
stand
with
equitie
and
good
conscience
,
And
your
saide
Orators
according
to
their
bounden
dutie
shall
pray
to
God
for
your
Lordships
long
life
,
with
increase
of
much
honour
.
The
ioint
and
seuerall
aunsweres
of
R.
W.
and
Bersaba
his
wife
defendants
to
the
bill
of
complaint
of
I.
L.
and
N.
M.
complaynants
.
THe
said
defendants
by
protestation
not
confessing
the
said
B.
to
be
Sect.
175.
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
and
in
the
said
house
or
tenement
called
the
signe
of
the
Lambe
,
with
the
shops
,
sellers
,
sollars
,
and
other
their
appurtenances
:
Neither
that
the
saide
Brincton
did
graunt
it
to
the
saide
W.
L.
for
certeine
yeares
vpon
a
ceerteine
rent
in
maner
as
the
said
plaintifes
haue
alledged
:
neither
that
the
said
L.
was
thereof
possessed
accordinglie
,
and
so
being
possessed
,
did
bargaine
,
sell
,
and
conuey
the
said
Indenture
and
all
his
title
and
terme
vnto
the
said
T.
H.
and
his
Assignees
,
or
that
the
said
H.
was
thereof
possessed
accordinglie
,
or
that
after
his
decease
the
administration
of
all
the
goods
and
chattels
were
committed
to
Ioane
his
wife
,
or
that
she
was
possessed
thereof
by
vertue
of
the
said
administration
,
or
after
tooke
to
husband
the
saide
Pinchbecke
.
But
the
saide
defendants
for
aunswere
say
,
that
they
haue
heard
that
the
saide
Pinchbecke
was
possessed
of
the
saide
house
called
the
Lambe
,
but
whether
the
saide
Pinchbecke
conueyed
his
estate
to
the
said
Mosier
,
or
that
the
said
Mosier
was
possessed
thereof
,
or
by
his
deede
of
gift
did
assure
the
premisses
vnto
the
saide
B.
she
knoweth
not
,
but
saith
,
that
about
26.
yeares
sithence
the
said
Mosier
did
giue
all
his
goods
and
Chattels
to
the
said
B.
and
the
said
Bersaba
one
of
the
said
defendants
,
but
she
knoweth
not
whether
the
said
B.
was
possessed
of
the
said
house
,
or
died
thereof
possessed
.
And
the
said
Bersaba
saith
,
that
the
said
B.
apointed
her
his
Executrix
of
his
last
will
,
but
knoweth
not
whether
the
premisses
came
to
her
by
suruiuorship
or
executorship
or
any
other
wayes
,
or
whether
she
was
possessed
thereof
by
those
or
any
other
meanes
.
And
the
saide
defendants
further
say
,
that
it
is
more
then
they
do
certainelie
knowe
whether
they
or
either
of
them
were
thereof
in
right
possessed
.
and
the
saide
Robert
Williams
saith
that
whether
he
assigned
or
set
our
his
Interest
or
the
Lease
thereof
in
the
said
house
and
premisses
vnto
the
said
Smith
he
knoweth
not
,
but
to
his
remembrance
he
sealed
and
deliuered
an
obligation
as
he
taketh
it
to
the
saide
Smith
,
but
vpon
what
condition
he
knoweth
not
,
being
three
yeares
past
,
and
he
altogether
vnlearned
,
without
that
that
the
said
Smith
gaue
the
said
Robert
Williams
for
his
interest
of
the
saide
house
any
money
to
his
remembrance
,
neither
do
the
saide
defendants
know
whether
the
said
Smith
did
bargaine
&
sell
assigne
or
set
ouer
all
his
estate
in
&
to
the
premisses
,
and
the
Indenture
with
other
writings
vnto
the
said
complainants
.
Or
that
the
said
complainants
did
enter
accordingly
,
or
were
possessed
thereof
,
or
tooke
the
profits
thereof
as
it
is
alledged
,
without
that
that
the
originall
Indenture
of
lease
,
or
the
meane
conueyances
or
assignements
thereof
are
come
to
the
possession
of
the
said
defendants
.
But
the
said
Bersaba
saith
,
that
the
said
deede
of
gift
made
by
the
said
William
Moysier
was
in
her
possession
about
3.
yeres
now
past
,
but
what
is
become
of
it
since
she
knoweth
not
:
And
without
that
that
the
saide
defendants
haue
by
coulour
thereof
vnlawfully
entred
into
the
possession
of
the
premisses
,
or
disposessed
the
said
complainants
in
such
maner
and
forme
as
in
and
by
their
said
bill
of
complaint
is
alledged
.
And
without
that
&c.
A
bill
containing
that
the
plaintife
is
seazed
in
fee
of
the
mannor
of
O.
and
that
one
of
the
defendants
is
also
seased
of
the
mannor
of
C.
in
fee
holden
of
the
plaintifes
manor
by
homage
,
fealtie
,
escuage
,
and
rent
,
and
that
the
same
defendant
hath
assured
parcell
of
his
said
mannor
to
the
other
of
the
said
defendants
in
fee
,
and
that
the
same
is
holden
of
his
said
mannor
by
the
same
seruices
and
part
of
the
rent
:
and
that
diuers
Euidences
&c.
are
come
to
the
hands
of
the
defendants
,
and
that
the
defendants
intend
to
disherit
the
plaintife
of
the
rent
and
seruices
,
and
that
they
refuse
to
pay
the
plaintife
the
rent
,
or
to
do
him
the
seruices
,
and
so
prayeth
a
Subpena
against
the
two
defendants
.
To
the
right
honourable
and
reuerend
Father
in
God
Stephen
Bishop
of
Winchester
,
and
L.
Chauncellor
of
England
.
SHeweth
&
complaineth
vnto
your
good
Lo.
your
dayly
Orator
Sir
Sect.
176.
T.
H.
Knight
,
that
where
your
said
Orator
is
lawfully
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
of
&
in
the
manor
of
D.
in
the
County
of
C.
of
which
manor
diuers
persons
being
tenants
and
freeholders
do
hold
by
suit
of
Court
and
other
seruices
.
And
where
also
one
Io.
W.
of
C.
in
the
said
County
of
C.
Esquier
is
also
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
of
&
in
the
Manor
&
Lordship
of
C.
in
the
said
County
of
C.
and
of
&
in
diuers
lands
&
tenements
in
C.
in
the
said
County
of
C.
and
so
being
thereof
seazed
the
same
doth
hold
of
your
said
Orator
as
of
his
said
manor
of
D.
by
homage
,
fealty
,
escuage
,
vi
.
s.
of
rent
&
suit
of
Court
from
three
weekes
to
three
weekes
holden
within
the
said
manor
of
D.
And
the
said
I.
W.
so
being
seazed
of
the
premisses
hath
now
lately
conueyed
&
assured
part
of
the
said
manor
,
lands
&
tenements
in
C.
aforesaid
vnto
one
H.
S.
Esquier
his
heires
&
assignes
,
by
reason
wherof
the
said
H.
S.
doth
now
hold
the
said
parcell
of
land
of
your
said
Orator
as
of
his
said
manor
of
D.
by
the
seruice
aforesaid
,
&
by
part
of
the
said
rent
of
vi
.
s.
acording
to
the
quantity
of
the
said
lands
so
by
him
purchased
of
the
said
I.
W.
And
so
it
is
right
ho.
Lo.
that
diuers
deeds
,
euidences
,
writings
,
&
courtrolls
,
aswell
tōcerning
the
said
manor
of
D.
as
also
concerning
the
said
ren●
&
seruice
before
rehearsed
,
be
now
of
late
casually
come
to
the
hands
,
custodie
,
&
possession
of
the
said
I.
W.
and
H.
S.
who
by
coulour
thereof
do
intend
now
vtterly
to
disinherit
your
said
Orator
of
his
said
rent
and
seruices
,
and
do
deny
&
refuse
either
to
pay
vnto
your
said
Orator
his
said
rent
,
or
else
to
do
vnto
him
his
said
seruices
:
And
although
your
said
Orator
hath
diuers
&
sundry
times
required
the
said
I.
W.
&
H.
S.
aswell
to
deliuer
vnto
him
the
said
Euidences
,
deeds
,
writings
,
&
courtrolls
,
as
also
to
pay
&
do
vnto
him
the
said
rent
&
seruices
according
as
of
right
they
ought
to
do
,
yet
neuertheles
the
said
I.
W.
&
H.
S.
haue
vtterly
denied
&
refused
alwaies
the
same
to
do
contrary
to
all
equitie
&
conscience
.
And
forasmuch
as
your
said
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certaintie
of
the
saide
deedes
,
euidences
,
&
writings
,
nor
wherein
the
same
be
conteined
,
nor
also
knoweth
not
the
certaintie
of
the
said
lands
&
tenements
that
the
saide
H.
S.
hath
purchased
of
the
said
I.
W.
therefore
he
is
not
only
clearely
without
remedie
for
the
recouerie
of
the
said
deeds
and
euidences
,
but
also
by
the
order
of
the
common
lawe
is
not
able
to
make
any
auowrie
vpon
the
said
H.
S.
for
his
said
rent
.
In
consideration
whereof
may
it
please
your
good
Lo.
to
graunt
the
King
and
Queenes
most
gratious
writ
of
Subpena
to
be
directed
vnto
the
saide
I.
W.
and
H.
S.
commaunding
them
and
either
of
them
by
vertue
thereof
personallie
to
apeare
before
your
good
Lordship
in
the
King
and
Queenes
most
honorable
Court
of
Chauncerie
at
Westminster
,
there
to
make
aunswere
to
all
the
premisses
,
and
therein
to
abide
such
order
and
direction
as
to
your
good
Lordship
shall
be
thought
consonant
to
equitie
and
good
conscience
,
and
your
said
Orator
shall
dayly
pray
to
God
for
your
good
Lordship
in
health
and
honour
long
to
continue
.
An
Answere
to
the
bill
next
before
.
The
Aunswere
of
H.
S.
Esquier
to
the
bill
of
complaynt
of
Sir
T.
H.
Knight
.
THe
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaynt
is
vntrue
,
Sect.
177.
vncerteine
&
insufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
and
the
matters
therein
conteined
are
determinable
and
ought
to
be
determined
at
the
Common
lawe
within
the
Countie
Palantine
of
C.
within
which
Countie
aswell
the
saide
complaynant
as
the
saide
defendant
do
dwell
.
And
also
the
said
mannor
and
other
the
premisses
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
and
supposed
to
be
holden
of
the
said
complainant
do
lie
and
be
:
and
further
saith
,
that
it
apeareth
by
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
,
that
although
it
were
true
as
it
is
not
indeede
that
the
said
mannor
of
Capisthorne
were
holden
of
the
saide
complainant
in
such
manner
and
forme
as
in
his
said
bill
is
surmised
,
yet
the
said
defendant
doth
not
nor
can
or
ought
by
the
lawe
of
the
realme
hold
such
parcell
of
the
same
mannor
of
C.
as
he
hath
purchased
by
the
seruices
mentioned
in
the
saide
bill
.
And
also
that
the
saide
complainant
is
compellable
by
the
lawes
and
statutes
of
this
realme
to
auow
at
his
perill
vpon
such
parcell
of
the
said
mannor
of
C.
as
is
seuered
from
the
same
in
fee
simple
for
such
portion
of
the
said
rent
as
the
value
of
the
same
parcell
so
seuered
doth
amount
vnto
,
and
hath
his
ordinarie
remedie
for
the
same
by
the
order
of
the
common
lawes
and
of
the
statutes
of
this
realme
in
that
case
prouided
,
if
the
allegations
of
his
bill
be
true
,
and
the
said
rent
can
not
by
the
order
of
the
common
lawe
of
this
realme
be
aportioned
in
this
honorable
Court.
For
which
matters
and
other
causes
aparant
in
the
said
bill
the
said
defendant
saith
,
that
the
same
bill
and
the
matters
conteyned
in
the
same
be
insufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
:
And
that
he
is
not
compellable
,
nor
ought
by
the
lawe
to
be
compelled
to
make
any
further
aunswere
to
the
same
,
and
demurreth
in
lawe
vpon
the
same
,
and
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
out
of
this
honorable
Court
without
any
further
aunswere
to
be
made
thereunto
.
And
if
this
Court
will
not
nor
do
admit
this
demurrer
,
but
the
same
notwithstanding
will
compell
the
said
defendant
to
make
further
aunswere
to
the
said
bill
as
otherwise
then
by
compulsatorie
order
of
this
Court
the
said
defendant
clayming
the
aduantage
of
the
lawes
of
this
realme
whereby
he
ought
to
be
tryed
,
doth
not
nor
will
make
any
further
or
other
aunswere
to
the
same
,
then
the
saide
defendant
after
such
order
made
by
this
Court
to
make
further
answere
saith
,
that
the
said
I.
W.
named
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
was
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
and
in
one
Mese
and
certeine
lands
and
tenements
conteyning
by
estimation
60.
acres
or
thereabouts
,
which
mese
and
lands
is
called
W.
and
are
within
the
Countie
of
C.
aforesaid
,
and
are
of
the
yearely
rent
and
value
of
51.
s.
4.
d
.
and
the
said
I.
W.
so
being
thereof
seised
for
certeine
summes
of
money
to
him
paid
,
did
bargaine
and
sell
the
said
Mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
called
W.
vnto
the
said
defendant
and
his
heires
,
and
thereupon
did
by
sufficient
and
lawfull
conueyance
in
the
lawe
conuey
and
assure
the
said
Mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
called
W.
vnto
t●e
said
defendant
and
his
heires
,
to
the
proper
vse
of
the
said
defendant
and
of
his
heires
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
defendant
entred
into
the
premisses
,
and
was
thereof
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
and
the
same
estate
continued
vntill
about
the
fifth
yeare
of
the
raigne
of
the
late
King
Eow
,
the
sixt
,
that
one
R.
B.
by
the
commaundement
of
the
said
complainant
did
enter
into
the
said
Mese
,
and
into
one
pasture
or
croft
,
con●eyning
by
estimation
2.
Acres
of
land
,
lying
on
the
Southeast
part
of
the
said
Mese
and
adioyning
to
the
same
,
and
into
one
Orchard
and
one
garden
lying
to
the
said
mese
,
being
parcell
of
the
saide
lands
and
tenements
called
W.
and
in
W.
aforesaid
,
and
thereof
did
dissease
the
said
defendant
to
the
vse
of
the
said
complainant
,
to
which
entrie
and
disseisin
the
said
complainant
did
agree
,
by
force
whereof
the
said
complainant
was
and
yet
is
seased
in
his
demes●e
as
of
fee
by
disseisin
as
is
aforesaid
of
the
said
mese
,
orchard
,
garden
and
croft
,
without
that
that
the
said
defendant
I.
W.
did
hold
the
said
mannor
of
Capishorne
of
the
saide
complainant
in
manner
and
forme
and
by
such
seruices
as
by
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
alledged
.
Or
that
there
is
any
such
mannor
of
C.
to
the
knowledge
of
this
defendant
,
or
that
the
said
I.
W.
did
or
doth
hold
the
said
mannor
of
C.
of
the
said
complainant
to
the
knowledge
of
the
saide
defendant
,
or
that
the
saide
defendant
had
any
other
meses
,
lands
,
or
tenements
which
at
any
time
were
the
meses
,
lands
,
or
tenements
of
the
saide
I.
W.
other
then
the
said
mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
called
W.
or
that
the
said
mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
called
W.
are
or
at
any
time
were
parcell
of
the
said
mannor
of
T.
and
if
the
said
mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
called
W.
had
beene
parcell
of
the
said
mannor
of
C.
as
they
were
not
,
or
if
the
saide
defendant
did
hold
the
saide
mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
called
W.
of
the
said
complainant
acording
to
the
quantitie
of
the
said
rent
and
seruice
,
as
the
said
complainant
by
his
saide
bill
of
complaint
hath
supposed
as
he
doth
not
indeede
,
yet
forsomuch
as
the
said
complainant
is
seised
of
parcell
of
the
said
lands
and
tenements
called
W.
by
disseisin
as
is
aforesaide
,
and
the
same
mese
,
lands
&
tenements
called
Woodford
are
holden
all
by
one
entire
tenure
,
the
whole
rent
and
seruices
are
suspended
during
the
time
of
the
saide
deseisin
,
and
the
said
defendant
is
and
ought
by
the
lawe
to
be
discharged
during
the
time
of
the
saide
disseisin
,
without
that
that
any
Euidences
,
deedes
,
writings
or
Courtrowles
concerning
the
said
mannor
of
Ouer
,
or
the
said
rent
and
seruice
at
any
time
came
to
the
hands
,
custodie
,
and
possession
of
the
said
defendant
,
or
that
the
said
defendant
doth
intend
vtterly
to
disinherit
the
saide
complainant
of
the
said
rent
and
seruices
,
or
doth
wrongfullie
denie
to
do
the
the
said
complaynant
any
seruices
which
he
ought
to
do
or
pay
,
or
that
any
other
thing
&c.
All
which
matters
&c.
A
Replication
to
the
Answere
next
before
.
The
Replication
of
Sir
T.
H.
Knight
,
to
the
Aunswere
of
H.
S.
Esquier
.
THe
said
complainant
saith
in
all
and
euery
thing
as
he
before
in
his
Sect'.
178.
bill
hath
saide
,
and
auerreth
all
and
euery
thing
therein
conteined
to
be
good
and
true
in
such
manner
and
forme
as
in
his
said
bill
is
alledged
,
without
that
that
the
saide
R.
B.
named
in
the
saide
aunswere
did
wrongfullie
enter
by
the
commaundement
of
this
complaynant
into
the
said
mese
&
other
the
lands
named
in
the
said
answere
,
being
parcell
of
the
said
lands
&
tenements
called
Woodford
,
or
thereof
disseised
the
said
defend
to
the
vse
of
the
said
compl
as
by
the
saide
answere
it
is
vntrulie
alledged
,
or
that
the
said
compl
did
agree
to
any
such
entrie
&
disseisin
,
as
by
the
said
aunswere
is
supposed
,
or
that
this
compl
was
or
is
by
force
thereof
seised
by
dissesin
of
the
saide
mesuage
,
orchard
,
and
garden
named
in
the
said
answere
,
as
by
the
said
answere
is
vntruly
alledged
,
or
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
alledged
in
the
saide
answere
materiall
to
be
replied
vnto
,
which
heere
in
this
replication
is
not
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
&c.
G.
Ge.
A
bill
containing
that
the
plaintife
by
bargaine
and
sale
,
by
feoffement
and
fine
bought
one
mese
&c.
in
fee
,
and
that
diuers
euidences
concerning
the
premisses
are
casually
come
to
the
plaintifes
hands
,
and
that
by
cullour
thereof
the
plaintife
hath
entred
into
parcell
of
the
premisses
and
expulsed
the
plaintife
from
the
possession
thereof
,
and
wrongfully
keepeth
the
same
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
and
the
reuerend
Father
in
God
Stephen
Bishop
of
Winchester
.
COmplayning
sheweth
vnto
your
ho.
Lo.
your
Orator
H.
S.
Esquier
,
Sect.
179.
that
where
one
I.
W.
of
C.
in
the
County
of
C.
was
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
of
&
in
one
mese
,
one
garden
,
one
orchard
,
60.
acres
of
land
,
meadow
,
wood
,
and
pasture
,
with
the
appurtenances
in
W.
called
W.
in
the
Countie
of
C.
and
the
said
I.
W.
and
his
ancestors
,
whose
heire
he
is
,
did
continue
peaceable
possession
of
the
premisses
by
the
space
of
100.
yeares
and
aboue
,
and
the
said
I.
W.
so
being
thereof
seised
for
certeine
great
summes
of
money
to
the
said
I.
W.
by
your
said
Orator
contented
&
paid
,
did
bargaine
&
sell
the
premisses
vnto
your
said
Orator
&
his
heires
to
the
proper
vse
of
your
said
Orator
&
of
his
said
heires
for
euer
,
and
thereupon
did
by
his
deede
sufficient
in
the
lawe
,
giue
,
grant
,
&
confirme
the
premisses
vnto
your
said
Orator
&
his
heires
for
euer
.
And
for
a
further
assurance
thereof
to
be
had
vnto
your
said
Orator
and
his
heires
,
the
said
I.
W.
before
the
Iustice
of
the
said
County
of
C.
did
leuie
a
fine
sur
conusance
de
droit
of
the
said
mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
vnto
your
said
Orator
,
and
by
by
the
same
fine
the
said
I.
W.
did
knowledge
all
the
right
which
he
had
in
the
same
mese
,
lands
,
&
tenements
to
be
the
right
of
your
saide
Orator
,
as
those
which
your
saide
Orator
had
of
his
gift
,
as
by
the
said
deede
&
fine
more
at
large
it
doth
&
may
appeare
,
by
force
whereof
your
said
Orator
entred
into
the
premisses
,
&
was
thereof
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
.
But
so
it
is
if
it
may
please
your
hon.
Lo.
that
diuers
euidences
,
deeds
,
escripts
&
miniments
concerning
the
premisses
are
casually
come
to
the
hands
,
custodie
&
possession
of
one
Sir
T.
H.
Knight
,
who
by
coulour
of
hauing
thereof
hath
wrongfully
entred
into
the
said
mese
,
orchard
,
gardeine
,
and
into
one
croft
conteining
by
estimation
2.
acres
of
land
lying
&
adioyning
vnto
the
said
mese
on
the
Southeast
part
of
the
said
mese
parcell
of
the
premisses
,
and
expulsed
your
said
orator
from
the
possession
thereof
:
And
the
said
Sir
T.
H.
doth
still
wrongfully
keepe
your
said
Orator
from
the
possession
of
the
said
mese
,
orchard
,
garden
,
&
croft
.
And
although
your
said
Orator
haue
diuers
times
required
the
said
Sir
T.
H.
not
only
to
permit
and
suffer
your
said
orator
to
haue
&
inioy
the
said
mese
,
lands
,
and
tenements
,
but
also
to
make
deliuerie
thereof
vnto
your
said
orator
,
which
to
do
the
said
Sir
Tho.
at
all
times
hath
refused
&
yet
doth
refuse
,
contrary
to
right
,
equitie
,
and
conscience
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
so
much
as
your
saide
Orator
knoweth
not
the
certaintie
of
the
saide
Euidences
,
deedes
and
writings
,
nor
wherein
they
be
conteyned
,
therefore
he
is
without
remedie
by
the
order
of
the
common
lawe
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
honorable
Lordship
to
graunt
&c.
The
Aunswere
of
Sir
T.
H.
Knight
to
the
Bill
of
complaint
of
H.
S.
THe
said
defend
saith
that
the
said
bill
of
compl
is
vncerteine
&
insufficient
Sect'.
180.
in
the
law
to
be
answered
vnto
,
&
the
matters
therein
conteined
beene
very
vntruly
deuised
,
imagined
,
and
set
forth
,
without
any
good
matter
or
iust
cause
,
only
to
the
intent
to
put
this
defendant
to
wrongfull
vexation
,
trouble
,
and
expences
.
And
for
aunswere
vnto
the
saide
insufficient
bill
,
the
said
defendant
saith
,
that
our
late
soueraigne
Lord
King
Henry
the
eight
late
King
of
England
,
father
to
our
most
soueraigne
Ladie
that
now
is
,
was
seised
among
other
lands
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
as
in
the
right
of
his
said
Crowne
of
and
in
the
Mannor
and
Lordship
of
D.
with
the
appurtenances
and
hamlets
to
the
same
appertaining
,
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
the
Countie
of
C.
whereof
the
said
messuage
,
garden
,
orchard
,
and
croft
,
conteining
by
estimation
the
said
two
Acres
of
land
lying
in
D.
parcell
of
the
premisses
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
mentioned
be
parcell
:
And
our
said
late
soueraigne
Lord
King
Henry
the
eight
being
so
thereof
lawfullie
seised
aswell
for
and
in
consideration
of
the
faithfull
seruice
that
the
saide
defendant
had
done
to
the
said
late
King
Henry
the
8.
as
also
for
diuers
summes
of
money
paid
by
the
said
defendant
to
the
said
late
King
Hen.
the
8.
the
said
late
King
Henry
the
8.
by
his
letters
patents
in
this
honorable
Court
readie
to
be
shewed
,
the
date
whereof
the
said
defendant
doth
not
perfectly
remember
,
did
giue
and
graunt
of
his
prescience
and
meere
motion
vnto
the
said
defendant
the
said
mannor
and
other
the
premisses
in
the
saide
Aunswere
mentioned
,
to
haue
and
to
hold
vnto
the
said
defendant
and
his
heires
for
euer
,
by
force
whereof
this
defendant
vnto
the
premisses
entred
,
and
thereof
was
seised
acordingly
,
and
tooke
the
profits
thereof
acordingly
,
and
yet
doth
as
well
and
lawfull
it
was
and
is
for
him
to
do
.
And
further
the
said
defendant
saith
,
that
such
euidences
,
deedes
,
escripts
,
and
writings
concerning
the
premisses
mentioned
in
this
aunswere
as
the
said
defendant
hath
concerning
the
same
,
he
the
said
defendant
doth
detaine
and
keepe
them
for
the
preseruation
of
the
right
,
title
and
interest
that
he
hath
to
the
same
as
well
and
lawfull
is
for
him
to
do
.
And
furthermore
the
saide
defendant
saith
,
that
as
to
any
other
deedes
,
euidences
,
writings
and
miniments
concerning
the
residue
of
the
said
lands
and
tenements
specified
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
,
or
any
parcell
thereof
in
W.
aforesaid
,
which
do
concerne
the
Interest
,
inheritance
,
and
title
of
the
said
complaynant
,
the
said
defendant
aunswereth
and
saith
,
that
he
doth
not
withhold
any
,
nor
yet
at
any
time
hath
withholden
from
the
saide
complaynant
any
such
as
by
the
saide
bill
is
vntruly
deposed
,
without
that
that
the
said
Io.
W.
of
C.
named
in
the
said
bill
was
seised
in
his
dem●sne
as
of
fee
of
or
in
the
said
mese
,
orchard
,
garden
,
or
croft
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
or
any
parcell
thereof
,
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
D.
aforesaid
.
Or
that
the
said
I.
W.
or
his
aunce●●ors
whose
heire
he
is
did
continue
peaceable
possession
of
the
premisses
by
the
space
of
100.
yeares
and
aboue
as
by
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
is
vntrulie
surmised
,
or
that
the
said
Io.
so
being
thereof
seised
for
certeine
summes
of
money
,
did
bargaine
or
sell
,
or
might
lawfully
bargaine
and
sell
the
premisses
conteyned
in
the
said
Aunswere
or
any
part
thereof
set
,
lying
,
and
being
in
D.
or
the
Lordship
of
the
same
,
to
the
said
complaynant
and
his
heires
as
by
the
said
bill
it
is
in
like
manner
vntrulie
alledged
and
supposed
.
Or
that
the
said
Io.
before
the
Iustice
of
Assise
of
the
said
Countie
of
C.
did
leuie
a
fine
sur
conusance
de
droit
of
the
said
mese
and
other
the
premisses
mentioned
in
the
said
aunswere
,
or
of
any
parcell
thereof
vnto
the
said
complainant
,
as
by
the
said
bill
is
also
vntrulie
surmised
:
or
that
by
the
said
supposed
fine
the
said
Io.
did
knowledge
,
or
might
lawfullie
knowledge
the
said
mese
and
other
the
premisses
conteined
in
the
said
bill
to
be
the
right
of
the
said
complainant
,
as
those
which
the
said
complainant
had
of
his
gift
as
it
is
in
like
manner
vntrulie
supposed
,
or
that
by
force
thereof
the
said
complainant
entred
or
might
lawfullie
enter
into
the
said
mese
and
other
the
premisses
in
this
aunswere
mentioned
,
or
that
he
was
thereof
lawfullie
seised
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
,
as
by
the
said
bill
it
is
also
vntrulie
surmised
,
and
without
that
that
any
other
matter
or
thing
alledged
in
the
saide
bill
materiall
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
which
heere
in
this
aunswere
is
not
confessed
and
auoided
,
denied
or
trauersed
,
is
true
.
All
which
matters
this
defendant
is
readie
to
auerre
7
prooue
as
this
Court
shall
award
,
and
prayeth
to
be
dismissed
out
of
this
Court
with
his
costs
and
expences
in
this
wrongfull
vexation
sustained
.
R.
Ge.
The
Replication
of
H.
S.
to
the
Aunswere
of
Sir
T.
H.
Knight
.
THe
said
complainant
saith
,
that
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
true
,
Sect.
181.
certeine
,
and
sufficient
in
the
lawe
to
be
aunswered
vnto
,
and
not
imagined
and
set
forth
by
the
said
complainant
of
malice
,
or
wrongfullie
to
put
the
said
defendant
to
costs
,
labour
,
or
expences
,
for
the
saide
complainant
auerreth
his
said
bill
of
complaint
and
euery
thing
therein
conteined
to
be
good
and
true
in
manner
and
forme
as
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
is
alledged
,
without
that
that
the
late
King
Henry
the
8.
named
in
the
saide
aunswere
was
seazed
in
his
demesne
as
of
fee
as
in
the
right
of
his
Crowne
of
and
in
the
saide
mese
,
garden
,
orchard
,
and
croft
,
conteining
by
estimation
two
acres
of
land
lying
in
D.
parcell
of
the
lands
and
tenements
mentioned
in
the
saide
bill
of
complaint
,
as
parcell
of
the
mannor
and
Lordship
of
D.
in
the
said
Countie
of
C.
or
that
the
saide
mese
,
garden
,
orchard
,
and
croft
,
or
any
part
or
parcell
thereof
is
or
at
any
time
was
parcell
of
the
same
mannor
,
or
that
the
said
late
King
by
his
letters
patents
gaue
and
graunted
vnto
the
saide
defendant
and
his
heires
for
euer
the
saide
mese
,
garden
,
orchard
,
and
croft
,
or
that
the
saide
late
King
Henry
the
8.
did
or
might
lawfullie
giue
the
said
mese
,
garden
,
orchard
,
and
croft
vnto
the
said
defendant
,
or
that
the
saide
mese
,
garden
,
orchard
and
croft
,
did
or
might
lawfullie
passe
or
come
vnto
the
said
defend
by
the
said
graunt
,
if
any
such
graunt
had
beene
as
there
was
not
indeede
,
or
that
the
said
defend
by
force
of
any
such
graunt
or
letters
patents
entred
into
the
premisses
last
before
mentioned
,
and
was
thereof
seazed
acordinglie
,
or
did
or
might
lawfullie
take
the
issues
and
profits
thereof
by
force
of
the
same
letters
patents
,
or
that
any
other
thing
&c.
All
which
matters
the
saide
defendant
&c.
And
prayeth
that
it
may
be
ordred
by
this
ho.
Court
,
that
the
said
complainant
may
quietly
enioy
the
lands
and
tenements
mentioned
in
the
said
bill
of
complaint
,
without
let
,
suit
,
vexation
,
or
impediment
of
the
saide
defendant
,
or
of
his
heires
,
or
any
other
person
or
persons
by
his
or
their
consent
,
ayde
,
title
,
or
procurement
.
A
Supplication
exhibited
by
a
Scot
to
the
priuie
Counsell
(
his
suit
being
commended
to
the
Queene
by
letters
from
the
King
of
Scots
)
robbed
by
Pirats
vpon
the
Sea
,
who
desireth
a
Commission
to
examine
witnesses
to
prooue
the
Piraci●
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
the
Lords
and
others
of
her
Maiesties
honorable
priuie
Counsell
.
MOst
humbly
beseecheth
your
good
Lo.
your
distressed
Suppliant
Sect.
182.
G.
P.
of
the
towne
of
Leth
in
Scotland
,
being
lately
robbed
and
spoiled
by
certaine
english
pirats
vpon
the
seas
of
all
his
goods
to
the
value
of
400.
l
.
or
there
abouts
,
as
by
certaine
proceedings
in
the
court
of
the
Admiraltie
plainly
appeareth
,
and
for
that
this
cause
hath
bin
commended
to
her
Maiestie
by
the
king
of
Scots
his
letters
,
your
Lo.
poore
suppliant
therefore
hopeth
the
rather
to
be
relieued
in
any
of
his
reasonable
&
conscionable
suits
&
requests
at
your
ho.
hands
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lo.
to
tender
&
pitie
the
case
of
your
said
Suppliant
,
&
to
graunt
vnto
him
your
ho.
letters
of
Commission
to
be
directed
to
the
Maior
of
the
towne
of
H.
in
the
Countie
of
P.
&
others
Iustices
of
peace
&
Aldermen
of
the
said
towne
,
geuing
them
Aucthoritie
thereby
to
call
before
them
the
persons
whose
names
be
subscribed
,
&
vpon
their
corporall
oathes
to
examine
them
vpon
such
questions
or
interrogatories
as
vpon
your
said
suppliants
behalfe
shal
be
ministred
vnto
them
,
and
to
certifie
their
sayings
&
depositions
touching
the
premisses
vnto
your
good
Lo.
vnder
their
hands
&
seales
,
with
all
conuenient
speede
they
may
.
And
your
good
Lo.
poore
suppliant
shal
dayly
pray
to
God
for
the
preseruation
of
your
good
Lo.
in
all
health
&
honour
long
to
continue
.
the
witnesses
.
-
A.
B.
-
C.
D.
-
E.
F.
The
indorsement
of
the
Supplication
.
13.
Decembr̄
.
1600.
The
humble
petition
of
G.
P.
of
Leth
in
Scotland
.
And
then
endorse
the
contents
of
the
petition
.
A
Supplication
by
two
maymed
souldiers
,
to
haue
the
Counsels
licence
to
begge
,
or
to
haue
some
maintenance
allowed
them
for
the●
present
stay
and
reliefe
,
vntill
two
Almes
roumes
which
the
Queene
gaue
in
reuercion
do
become
voide
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
the
Lords
&c.
HUmblie
shewe
and
beseech
your
good
Lo.
your
very
poore
and
Sect.
183.
humble
Suppliants
A.
G.
and
B.
C.
That
whereas
in
consideration
of
the
sundrie
maymes
and
hurts
of
your
ho.
Suppliants
in
her
Maiesties
seruice
,
it
pleased
her
highnesse
of
her
most
gratious
disposition
and
pitifull
consideration
of
vs
,
to
giue
and
bestowe
vpon
vs
the
reuercion
of
two
seuerall
Almes
roomes
in
the
Hospitall
of
D.
in
the
Citie
of
London
during
our
liues
when
the
same
shall
become
voide
,
the
which
be
yet
full
,
and
after
their
deathes
which
now
be
in
the
possession
of
the
same
diuers
reuercions
are
graunted
to
seuerall
persons
of
the
same
,
by
reason
whereof
your
Lo.
poore
Suppliants
are
neuer
likely
to
enioy
the
same
roumes
for
their
reliefe
and
sustenance
.
In
consideration
whereof
,
and
for
that
your
ho.
said
suppliants
be
in
very
poore
and
weake
estate
by
reason
of
their
saide
maymes
and
hurts
,
and
greatly
indebted
to
diuers
persons
,
being
charged
with
wiues
and
many
children
,
not
hauing
any
thing
now
left
them
to
maintaine
,
helpe
,
or
relieue
themselues
withall
in
this
their
great
pouertie
and
extremities
,
but
are
readie
to
perish
for
lacke
of
sustenaunce
and
other
meanes
,
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lo.
the
premisses
being
by
your
ho.
tenderly
considered
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
Lo.
poore
Suppliants
for
their
present
stay
,
reliefe
and
comfort
,
your
Honours
licence
for
the
taking
and
receiuing
of
the
Almes
,
and
charitable
beneuolence
of
the
well
disposed
persons
throughout
the
whole
Realme
,
vntill
the
saide
Almes
roumes
shall
become
voide
,
or
some
other
prouision
or
maintenaunce
for
the
reliefe
of
their
present
necessitie
,
such
as
to
your
Honours
shall
seeme
meete
and
conueuient
may
be
had
&
made
,
and
your
said
poore
Suppliants
according
to
their
bounden
duties
will
pray
to
God
for
your
good
Lordships
in
all
health
&
honour
long
to
continue
.
A
Supplication
by
a
Merchant
straunger
,
who
hauing
beene
before
called
into
question
for
cosening
of
one
in
a
barter
of
Pearle
for
Cloth
,
who
desireth
the
same
may
be
examined
and
ended
by
Aldermen
of
London
,
and
other
assistants
of
skill
and
iudgement
:
And
that
if
they
cannot
agree
,
then
the
Lord
Maior
of
London
to
be
vmpier
betwixt
them
,
or
else
that
the
same
may
receiue
a
triall
in
any
Court
of
Iustice
within
the
realme
,
and
that
in
the
meane
time
his
libertie
may
not
be
impeached
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
the
Lords
&c.
IN
all
humblenes
beseecheth
your
honorable
good
Lordship
I.
C.
of
Sect'.
184.
the
Citie
of
London
Merchaunt
straunger
.
That
whereas
R.
S.
of
the
same
Citie
Merchant
taylour
hath
sundrie
times
complained
vnto
your
Honor
that
the
saide
Suppliant
had
cosened
him
in
deliuering
pearles
for
185.
pound
,
which
were
not
worth
20.
pound
,
in
consideration
of
a
barter
of
cloth
deliuered
to
your
Lordships
Suppliant
,
whereupon
it
pleased
your
Lordship
to
graunt
your
warrant
for
the
bringing
of
the
saide
Suppliant
and
his
aged
father
before
your
good
Lordship
to
answere
to
the
said
supposed
cosenage
obiected
against
them
,
which
they
haue
alreadie
in
some
sort
answered
,
according
to
the
shortnes
of
the
time
.
But
for
as
much
as
for
the
full
and
plaine
discouerie
of
the
said
pretended
cosenage
,
wherewith
your
Lordships
said
Suppliant
is
charged
by
the
saide
R.
S.
it
seemeth
requisite
that
the
whole
proceedings
in
the
said
barter
or
contract
were
throughly
examined
by
some
Aldermen
of
the
Citie
of
London
,
calling
vnto
them
for
their
assistance
therein
two
of
the
Dutch
Church
,
of
sufficient
iudgement
and
skill
in
such
cases
to
be
indifferently
nominated
by
your
saide
Suppliant
and
the
said
R.
S.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lordship
to
giue
full
power
and
aucthoritie
by
your
Honors
letters
to
Alderman
S.
and
E.
D.
one
of
the
Dutch
Church
chosen
by
your
said
Suppliant
(
if
so
it
may
stand
with
the
liking
of
your
good
Lordship
)
being
of
iudgement
and
skill
,
and
very
wise
and
discreete
men
,
and
to
an
other
Alderman
of
the
saide
Citie
,
and
any
other
of
the
said
Dutch
Church
to
be
likewise
nominated
and
appointed
by
the
said
R.
S.
who
may
examine
and
try
out
the
truth
of
the
saide
supposed
cosenage
:
And
that
it
may
also
please
your
good
Lordship
that
the
Lord
Maior
of
the
said
Citie
of
London
may
be
by
your
Honor
nominated
and
appointed
to
be
vmpier
in
the
said
cause
for
the
finall
ending
thereof
,
if
it
should
so
happen
and
fall
out
that
the
said
foure
persons
should
not
fully
end
the
same
cause
betwixt
the
saide
parties
touching
the
said
supposed
cosenage
,
to
the
which
arbitrement
&
vmpiradge
your
saide
Suppliant
will
willingly
submit
himselfe
to
stand
vnto
and
performe
.
And
if
the
saide
cause
can
not
by
the
saide
arbitrators
or
vmpiers
receiue
a
full
and
finall
ende
through
the
wilfulnes
or
frowardnes
of
the
saide
R.
S.
according
to
the
charitable
and
honest
intent
and
purpose
of
your
Lordships
saide
Suppliant
.
Then
your
said
Suppliant
humblie
beseecheth
your
Honor
that
it
may
be
ordered
by
your
good
Lordship
that
the
saide
cause
may
receiue
a
short
,
speedie
,
vpright
,
and
indifferent
tryall
at
the
Common
lawe
in
what
Court
in
shall
please
your
good
Lordship
to
appoint
.
And
for
that
your
said
Suppliant
doubteth
least
by
the
practise
of
the
said
R.
S.
his
libertie
may
be
impeached
before
the
saide
supposed
cosenage
may
be
fully
tryed
&
ended
,
the
petitioner
therefore
humblie
beseecheth
your
good
Lo.
that
by
your
Lo.
order
his
poore
aged
father
may
be
protected
and
defended
from
arrests
or
other
trouble
or
molestation
,
vntill
the
said
cause
shall
receiue
a
full
and
finall
end
,
and
your
said
Suppliant
shall
dayly
pray
to
God
for
&c.
A
Supplication
by
an
Inkeeper
imprisoned
for
treason
vpon
counterfaite
letters
from
the
priuie
Counsell
,
who
being
thereof
afterwards
discharged
by
letters
from
the
Counsell
,
had
seuerall
accions
of
det
laid
vpon
him
before
his
inlargement
.
And
afterwards
was
from
thence
remoued
to
the
Fleete
,
and
there
remayning
for
his
det
,
prayeth
that
he
may
complaine
of
abuses
offered
to
him
,
and
to
detect
others
of
offences
and
misdemeanours
by
them
committed
.
And
also
to
write
letters
to
the
Commissioners
for
prisoners
for
det
in
the
Fleete
,
to
compound
all
causes
betwixt
him
and
his
creditors
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
the
Lords
&c.
HUmbly
sheweth
and
complaineth
vnto
your
good
Lo.
your
poore
Sect.
185.
suppliant
&
dayly
Orator
I.
W.
of
N.
now
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
.
That
where
about
the
month
of
September
last
past
in
the
32.
yeare
of
her
Maiesties
raigne
,
one
W.
P.
brought
to
the
said
towne
of
N.
certaine
counterfait
letters
vnder
the
names
of
the
Lo.
Chancellor
,
Lord
Treasuror
,
and
others
of
her
Ma.
most
honorable
priuie
Counsell
,
with
commandement
to
I.
B.
then
Maior
of
the
said
towne
of
N.
by
vertue
of
the
said
letters
,
to
apprehend
&
take
your
said
suppliant
vpon
suspition
of
treason
,
&
to
commit
him
to
close
prison
,
with
beauy
irons
to
be
laide
vpon
him
,
the
which
the
said
Maior
executed
acordingly
,
where
your
said
suppliant
so
continued
by
the
space
of
5.
weekes
.
And
your
suppliant
being
so
imprisoned
,
required
the
said
Maior
that
the
said
W.
P.
might
be
stayed
,
for
that
he
in
the
same
yeare
had
counterfaited
certeine
other
letters
vnder
diuers
of
your
Lo.
hands
,
but
the
saide
Maior
refused
to
stay
him
because
he
came
with
your
Lo.
letters
to
him
(
as
he
supposed
)
so
the
said
W.
P.
departed
,
leauing
your
said
suppliant
in
close
prison
.
Whereupon
your
said
poore
suppliant
sent
one
to
aquaint
your
ho.
with
his
poore
distressed
case
,
for
redresse
&
reliefe
from
your
good
Lo.
therein
,
who
thereupon
receiued
your
honorable
letters
in
your
suppliants
behalfe
,
directed
vnto
the
said
now
Maior
of
the
said
towne
of
N.
for
his
enlargement
of
his
said
imprisonment
.
But
your
Lo.
said
letters
notwithstanding
,
your
poore
suppliant
was
not
set
at
libertie
,
but
detained
in
prison
by
the
space
of
8.
dayes
after
your
Lo.
letters
were
deliuered
vnto
the
said
Maior
,
by
meanes
whereof
there
was
one
execution
for
det
,
and
diuers
other
Accions
of
debt
laid
vpon
him
to
the
vtter
vndoing
of
him
,
his
wife
,
&
8.
poore
children
,
your
suppliant
being
a
poore
Inholder
in
the
sa●●
towne
of
N.
&
hauing
no
other
trade
of
liuing
or
meanes
to
maintaine
himselfe
&
his
poore
family
,
by
reason
of
which
said
vntrue
slaunder
of
suspition
of
Treason
,
&
of
his
long
imprisonment
of
seuen
months
or
more
,
he
hath
lost
all
his
accustomes
guests
being
many
,
which
vsed
to
come
to
his
said
house
.
May
it
therefore
please
your
good
Lo.
the
premisses
being
by
your
Honors
tenderly
considered
,
&
for
that
your
said
poore
suppliant
vpon
his
remoue
to
the
prison
of
the
Fleete
,
entered
into
bond
to
appeare
before
your
good
Lo.
at
what
time
soeuer
it
should
please
your
Ho.
to
appoint
im
so
to
do
,
to
admit
your
said
suppliant
to
complaine
before
your
Ho.
of
diuers
wrongs
&
abuses
offered
&
done
vnto
your
poore
suppliant
,
as
also
to
discouer
&
detect
the
said
W.
&
some
others
his
confederates
of
very
lewd
parts
&
offences
committed
by
them
:
And
also
that
it
wil
please
your
Ho.
to
graunt
your
letters
to
the
Commissioners
for
poore
prisoners
for
debt
in
the
Fleete
,
for
the
speedy
compounding
&
ending
of
all
causes
betwixt
your
said
suppliant
&
his
creditors
,
and
your
said
suppliant
as
he
is
most
bounden
shal
dayly
pray
for
your
Ho.
good
Lordship
in
health
and
in
honour
long
to
continue
.
A
Supplication
containing
that
vpon
a
former
supplication
the
Counsels
letters
were
directed
to
a
knight
and
others
of
the
cuntrey
where
both
the
parties
dwelled
to
heare
and
end
a
cause
being
a
matter
of
account
,
whereupon
the
knight
and
the
others
first
wrote
their
letters
to
the
parties
and
they
not
comming
before
them
,
vpon
their
letters
they
did
thereupon
by
vertue
of
the
Counsels
said
letters
send
their
precept
vnto
them
commaunding
them
to
appeare
before
them
for
ending
of
the
said
cause
,
who
refused
to
come
before
them
,
the
which
his
contempt
was
by
the
said
knight
&c.
certified
to
the
Counsell
against
them
.
And
now
the
petitioner
prayeth
the
Counsels
warrant
to
bring
the
parties
before
the
said
knight
&c.
for
the
ending
of
the
said
cause
,
and
if
the
said
parties
wilfully
refuse
to
stand
to
and
obey
their
order
,
then
to
commit
them
to
the
Gaole
,
there
to
remayne
vntill
they
will
be
contented
to
obay
and
performe
the
same
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
the
Lords
&c.
HUmbly
sheweth
vnto
your
good
Lo.
your
humble
suppliant
N.
Sect.
186.
C.
Clothier
,
that
whereas
vpon
a
former
petition
exhibited
vnto
your
good
Lo.
declaring
the
iniurious
,
vnconscionable
,
&
sinister
dealings
of
one
T.
N.
&
I.
his
sonne
,
touching
a
matter
of
debt
&
account
,
which
was
by
your
said
suppliant
fullie
satisfyed
:
Yet
continued
they
suite
against
your
said
suppliant
for
the
space
of
seuen
yeares
together
only
of
purpose
&
malice
to
the
end
to
molest
,
trouble
,
&
impouerish
your
said
suppliant
,
as
by
diuers
certificates
then
to
your
Ho.
by
your
saide
suppliant
shewed
did
fully
&
at
large
appeare
,
as
also
the
lewde
&
euill
conuersation
&
demeanor
of
the
said
I.
N.
dulie
certified
vnto
your
good
Lo.
by
the
towne
of
C.
in
the
County
of
S.
vnder
the
common
Seale
of
the
same
towne
:
whereupon
it
pleased
your
good
L.
to
direct
your
honorable
letters
vnto
Sir
G.
T.
of
A.
in
the
said
County
of
S.
knight
,
&
others
,
to
call
before
them
the
said
T.
N.
and
all
other
persons
whom
that
matter
did
in
any
wise
concerne
,
and
that
vpon
due
hearing
&
examination
of
witnesses
vpon
both
parts
to
be
produced
to
proceede
to
the
finall
ending
&
determining
thereof
according
to
equitie
&
conscience
,
and
thereupon
the
said
Commissioners
according
to
your
Lo.
said
letters
of
Commission
sent
first
their
letters
,
requiring
them
to
come
before
them
for
the
ending
of
the
said
cause
:
and
for
that
they
did
not
appeare
before
them
vpon
their
said
letters
,
they
then
addressed
vnto
them
their
precept
,
requiring
and
commanding
them
and
euery
of
them
by
vertue
of
your
Honours
said
letters
of
Commission
to
them
directed
,
to
come
&
appeare
before
them
for
the
ending
of
the
said
cause
,
both
which
letters
&
precept
were
deliuered
by
one
A.
B.
vnto
the
said
T.
N.
who
was
the
principall
molestor
&
troubler
of
your
suppliant
in
these
causes
,
who
albeit
he
had
receiued
the
said
letters
&
precept
,
yet
that
notwithstanding
he
would
not
appeare
before
the
said
Commissioners
,
but
contemptuously
by
his
letters
to
the
Commissioners
refused
to
appeare
before
them
either
vpon
the
said
letters
or
the
precept
from
the
said
Commissioners
,
as
by
a
Certificate
from
the
said
Commissioners
ready
to
be
shewed
vnto
your
good
Lo.
may
appeare
,
to
the
great
derogation
&
contempt
of
your
good
Lordships
.
May
in
therefore
please
your
Ho.
for
the
bridling
&
checking
of
such
dissolute
,
froward
,
&
wilfull
obstinacie
,
to
the
terrifying
of
such
like
disobedient
persons
,
to
graunt
vnto
your
said
suppliant
your
Lo.
warrant
to
be
directed
vnto
the
Sherife
of
the
said
County
of
S.
to
bring
the
said
T.
N.
before
the
said
Commissioners
at
such
day
,
houre
,
&
place
,
as
by
letters
from
the
said
Commissioners
to
the
said
Sherife
shal
be
assigned
or
appointed
:
And
that
if
the
saide
T.
N.
being
so
brought
before
the
said
Commissioners
shall
wilfully
refuse
to
o
bay
&
performe
such
order
,
end
,
&
determination
,
as
the
said
Commissioners
shall
thinke
good
to
set
downe
therein
:
That
the
said
Commissioners
may
haue
full
power
&
Aucthority
to
commit
the
said
T.
N.
to
the
Gaole
within
the
said
County
,
there
to
remaine
vntill
he
will
yeeld
to
performe
and
obay
the
order
and
determination
of
the
said
Commssioners
,
or
that
your
good
Lo.
shall
geue
order
and
direction
for
his
deliuery
out
of
prison
.
And
your
said
Suppliant
shall
dayly
pray
for
the
preseruation
of
your
good
Lordships
in
all
felicitie
and
happines
long
to
continue
.
A
Supplication
by
one
for
himselfe
and
for
eight
other
prisoners
endicted
of
murder
in
Wales
(
wrongfullie
as
they
pretend
)
contayning
a
former
Supplication
,
whereupon
the
Counsell
ordered
that
they
shoulde
receiue
their
tryals
vpon
the
sayd
Indictmens
of
life
and
death
in
the
Countie
of
Salop
,
and
not
in
the
Countie
of
M.
where
they
were
indicted
,
praying
that
they
might
be
bayled
,
for
that
he
was
a
freeholder
of
good
woorth
,
and
able
to
put
in
good
suertie
,
that
the
Counsell
would
be
pleased
to
giue
order
by
their
letters
to
the
Lo.
President
and
Counsell
in
the
marches
of
Wales
for
the
bayling
of
them
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
the
Lords
&c.
MOst
humbly
enformeth
your
good
Lo.
your
humble
suppliant
and
Sect.
187.
dayly
Orator
E.
D.
of
the
County
of
C.
for
himselfe
&
8.
others
,
now
prisoners
in
the
Gaole
of
M.
for
a
supposed
murthering
of
one
M.
G.
who
died
about
Pentecost
last
past
:
That
whereas
vpon
some
sodaine
heate
of
words
bariance
hapning
to
growe
betweene
the
same
M.
G.
&
your
said
suppliant
L.
in
the
said
County
of
C.
vpon
the
28.
day
of
May
last
past
,
about
the
hauing
vp
of
a
writ
of
Capias
,
with
a
fee
formerlie
giuen
for
the
executing
of
the
same
writ
,
at
which
time
by
hard
hap
a
stander
by
geuing
a
light
blowe
to
the
said
M.
G.
with
a
stone
vpon
the
head
,
whereof
he
neuer
languished
so
much
as
one
houre
in
outward
apparance
,
neither
did
his
Chirurgion
conceiue
any
danger
to
be
therein
,
but
the
said
M.
G.
trauelled
afterwards
without
shewe
of
griefe
from
place
to
place
about
his
affaires
into
forraine
countreys
,
vsing
all
exercises
&
disports
of
pleasure
,
and
afterwards
vpon
the
10.
day
of
Iune
through
sicknes
died
in
the
said
County
of
M.
In
which
County
of
M.
by
fauour
of
the
kinred
&
allies
of
the
said
M.
G.
your
suppliant
and
11.
others
were
uniustly
endicted
for
the
death
of
the
said
M.
G.
as
for
murther
although
there
were
no
maner
of
malice
betwixt
your
Lo.
said
suppliant
&
the
said
M.
G.
before
the
said
hurt
of
him
the
said
M.
G.
but
great
good
will
&
liking
betwixt
them
.
For
the
same
night
that
the
said
M.
G.
was
hurt
as
is
aforesaid
,
he
had
appointed
to
lye
at
your
Lo.
said
suppliants
house
,
whereupon
your
good
Lo.
said
suppliant
being
an
humble
suitor
to
your
Ho.
for
redresse
of
the
said
hard
measure
,
it
pleased
your
good
Lo.
in
your
very
honorable
consideration
by
order
from
your
Lo.
to
appoint
the
triall
of
your
said
suppliant
,
&
the
other
8.
endicted
persons
at
the
Assises
to
be
holden
for
the
said
County
of
Salop
,
as
a
place
more
indifferent
&
fit
for
the
same
,
and
yet
neuertheles
your
said
poore
suppliand
&
the
rest
remaine
in
prison
&
cannot
be
bayled
,
and
albeit
very
good
&
sufficient
bayle
haue
bin
by
your
Lo.
supplliant
diuers
times
offered
not
only
for
himselfe
,
but
also
for
the
rest
of
the
people
,
being
endicted
&
imprisoned
.
And
for
that
your
ho.
said
suppliant
is
a
freeholder
,
of
credit
&
worth
well
able
to
find
very
good
&
sufficient
suretie
for
his
owne
bayle
&
his
said
people
to
appeare
and
answere
to
the
said
indictment
against
them
before
the
Qu.
Maiesties
Iustices
of
Assise
for
the
saide
County
of
Salop
,
at
the
next
assises
to
be
holden
within
the
said
County
of
S●lop
for
the
said
County
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lo.
of
your
accustomed
care
and
commiseration
of
poore
afflicted
persons
for
their
reliefes
,
to
giue
such
order
and
direction
by
your
honours
letters
to
be
directed
to
the
Lo.
President
and
Counsell
of
the
Marches
of
Wales
,
that
your
Lo.
said
Suppliant
and
his
poore
people
may
not
only
receiue
their
said
triall
vpon
the
said
indictment
in
the
said
County
of
Salop
according
to
your
good
Lo.
former
order
&
directions
therein
,
but
also
that
they
may
be
presently
bayled
vpon
good
and
sufficient
sureties
to
be
of
them
taken
by
the
said
Lo.
President
and
Counsell
for
their
personall
appearance
before
the
said
Iustices
of
Assise
for
the
said
Countie
of
Salop
at
the
said
next
Assises
to
be
holden
before
them
for
the
same
Countie
,
then
and
there
to
answere
to
the
said
endictment
,
and
to
receiue
therein
according
to
lawe
and
iustice
:
And
your
said
poore
Suppliant
shall
pray
vnto
God
for
the
long
preseruation
of
your
good
Lordship
in
health
and
much
honour
long
to
continue
.
A
Supplication
to
haue
the
Counsels
letters
to
two
Bayliffes
of
a
Towne
,
to
take
vpon
them
the
hearing
of
a
controuersie
of
an
Account
,
or
else
to
appoint
other
two
to
do
the
same
,
and
that
they
two
to
appoint
an
vmpier
to
end
the
matter
.
And
if
the
said
vmpier
cannot
end
it
,
then
to
certifie
the
Counsell
of
the
state
of
the
matter
,
and
their
opinions
thereof
,
and
in
whom
they
conceiue
the
fault
to
be
.
To
the
Right
Honorable
the
Lords
&c.
IN
most
humble
and
lamentable
maner
sheweth
vnto
your
honorable
Sect'.
188.
Lordships
your
poore
Suppliant
A.
B.
of
C.
in
the
Countie
of
N.
Merchant
.
That
whereas
there
are
diuers
matters
of
Account
in
question
and
controuersie
betweene
your
said
poore
suppliant
,
&
one
H.
B.
of
N.
which
will
aske
&
require
some
long
time
&
great
charges
to
be
prosecuted
&
determined
by
the
due
course
of
the
common
lawes
of
the
realme
,
the
which
would
turne
to
the
vtter
vndoing
of
your
said
suppliand
,
because
he
is
now
readie
with
his
Ship
to
depart
towards
the
Straights
,
and
therefore
very
vncertaine
of
his
returne
.
It
may
therefore
please
your
good
Lo.
to
graunt
your
Ho.
letters
to
be
directed
vnto
the
two
Bayliffes
of
great
Yarmouth
,
either
to
heare
the
said
Account
betwixt
them
,
or
else
to
appoint
two
other
indifferent
persons
to
heare
the
same
and
that
those
two
may
of
themselues
appoint
an
vmpier
to
end
and
determine
the
said
controuersies
,
vnto
the
which
if
the
said
H.
B.
or
your
Ho.
said
Suppliant
will
not
yeeld
vnto
,
that
then
they
may
certifie
vnto
your
good
Lo.
the
state
of
the
saide
controuersies
betwixt
them
,
with
their
opinions
therein
,
and
in
whom
they
conceiue
the
fault
to
be
.
And
your
saide
poore
Suppliant
shall
be
bound
during
his
life
to
pray
for
your
good
Lo.
increase
of
honour
,
and
perpetuall
felicitie
.
A
Supplication
of
H.
K.
and
E.
M.
beeing
prisoners
in
the
Fleete
for
misdemeanors
sentensed
in
the
Star
chamber
to
be
enlarged
of
their
imprisonment
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
the
L.
Keeper
of
the
great
seale
of
England
.
THe
Suppliants
in
Michaelmas
Tearme
last
were
sentensed
for
a
Sect'.
189.
Riot
,
&
other
misdemeanours
,
and
A.
B.
the
principall
defend
was
then
also
committed
to
the
Fleete
,
and
adiudged
to
pay
to
the
Queene
100.
l
.
for
a
fine
,
and
also
to
discharge
the
fines
imposed
vpon
such
other
of
the
said
defendants
then
likewise
sentenced
&
fined
as
are
not
able
to
satisfie
the
same
.
Your
Lo.
saide
poore
Suppliants
dwelling
in
the
County
of
C.
were
brought
vp
by
the
Warden
of
the
Fleets
seruants
,
&
are
now
likewise
prisoners
in
the
said
prison
of
the
Fleete
for
the
said
offences
,
where
they
haue
already
remained
by
the
space
of
a
fortnight
&
more
in
great
miserie
&
want
,
being
very
poore
men
&
very
aged
,
and
hauing
nothing
at
all
wherewith
to
relieue
their
great
wants
&
necessities
more
then
the
bare
allowance
of
the
prison
,
being
so
small
,
as
your
poore
suppliants
are
readie
to
starue
for
want
of
meate
,
drinke
,
&
other
necessaries
,
to
the
vtter
ouerthrowing
of
them
and
their
poore
wiues
&
children
,
without
it
may
please
your
good
Lo.
speedily
to
extend
your
commiseration
and
pitie
vpon
them
in
setting
them
at
libertie
.
A
Supplication
of
a
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
for
misdemeanours
censured
in
the
Star
chamber
to
be
enlarged
of
his
imprisonment
,
and
to
haue
the
benefit
of
a
generall
pardon
,
and
to
be
discharged
of
one
of
his
fines
imposed
vpon
him
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
Sir
T.
E.
Knight
,
Lord
keeper
of
the
great
seale
of
England
.
IN
all
humblenes
H.
A.
a
very
poore
aged
man
of
70.
yeares
old
and
Sect.
190.
more
now
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
,
humbly
beseecheth
your
good
Lo.
That
where
your
suppliant
in
the
cause
betweene
A.
B.
and
C.
D.
had
in
the
Starrechamber
two
seuerall
fines
imposed
vpon
him
for
two
seuerall
misdemeanours
,
the
one
a
fine
of
10.
l
.
&
the
other
a
fine
of
20.
l
.
and
brought
out
of
the
Countie
of
C.
by
the
seruant
of
the
deputie
warden
of
the
Fleete
to
the
prison
of
the
Fleete
,
the
10.
day
of
this
instant
Iune
,
being
as
he
is
informed
discharged
and
freed
from
the
said
first
fine
of
10.
l
.
and
from
imprisonment
of
his
bodie
by
her
Maiesties
most
gratious
generall
pardon
at
the
last
Parliament
,
that
it
would
please
your
good
Lo.
for
Gods
sake
to
yeeld
and
allow
vnto
your
Lo.
said
suppliant
the
benefit
of
the
said
generall
pardon
for
his
said
first
time
,
and
also
in
your
ho.
and
mercifull
regard
of
his
great
pouertie
&
miserie
he
now
lieth
in
to
enlarge
him
of
his
said
imprisonment
,
and
to
discharge
him
of
the
said
fine
of
20.
l
.
and
to
set
it
ouer
vpon
the
head
of
the
said
C.
D.
according
to
an
order
therein
taken
:
And
also
to
order
&
appoint
the
said
C.
D.
to
pay
your
said
suppliants
prison
charges
,
hauing
been
drawen
into
that
action
by
the
saide
C.
D.
otherwise
your
Lo.
poore
suppliant
is
vtterly
vndone
for
euer
,
and
shall
neuer
be
able
to
procure
his
libertie
,
but
of
force
must
perish
in
prison
:
And
your
said
poore
suppliant
&
his
poore
wife
and
children
shall
dayly
pray
for
your
Lo.
good
and
honorable
estate
in
all
health
and
happines
long
to
continue
.
A
Supplication
of
a
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
for
a
misdemeanour
censured
in
the
Starre
chamber
to
haue
the
benefite
of
a
generall
pardon
,
and
to
be
discharged
of
his
imprisonment
and
fine
,
and
that
in
respect
of
his
very
poore
estate
his
prison
charges
may
be
paid
and
discharged
by
one
A.
B.
by
whose
meanes
the
Suppliant
was
drawen
into
the
action
.
To
the
Right
Ho.
Sir
T.
E.
Knight
,
Lord
keeper
of
the
great
seale
of
England
.
YOur
Ho.
very
poore
Suppliant
H.
M.
being
a
very
poore
olde
man
Sect'.
191.
of
aboue
80.
yeares
old
,
and
weake
and
sicklie
,
now
prisoner
in
the
Fleete
,
humbly
beseecheth
your
Lo.
That
where
your
poore
suppliant
in
a
cause
betweene
A.
M.
and
C.
K.
was
fined
in
the
Starre
chamber
at
the
summe
of
5.
l
.
and
brought
out
of
C.
by
the
warden
of
the
Fleets
seruants
to
the
prison
of
the
Fleete
,
the
20.
day
of
this
Iuly
,
that
he
may
not
only
be
freed
&
discharged
of
the
said
fine
imposed
vpon
him
,
but
also
of
his
said
imprisonment
by
force
and
vertue
of
a
generall
pardon
at
the
last
Parliament
.
And
that
your
good
Lo.
will
be
pleased
for
Gods
cause
to
yeeld
&
allow
vnto
your
poore
suppliant
the
benefit
of
the
said
pardon
for
his
enlargement
.
And
further
,
that
it
will
please
your
good
Lo.
in
regard
of
his
great
pouertie
being
not
able
to
relieue
himselfe
with
sufficient
meate
and
drinke
,
but
is
ready
to
starue
for
hunger
for
want
thereof
,
to
take
such
order
that
the
said
C.
K.
by
whome
your
said
poore
suppliant
hath
been
drawen
to
commit
the
said
misdemeanour
,
may
pay
for
your
said
suppliant
all
his
fees
and
charges
of
imprisonment
,
the
which
if
he
be
not
compelled
by
your
good
Lo.
to
do
,
your
saide
poore
suppliant
is
very
likely
to
remayne
languishing
in
prison
all
the
dayes
of
his
life
,
without
any
hope
euer
to
be
deliuered
thence
.
And
your
poore
suppliant
will
dayly
pray
for
your
good
Lo.
&c.
The
end
of
Bils
and
Answeres
&c.
HItherto
of
Bils
,
Answeres
,
Replications
,
Reioinders
,
&c.
and
such
other
things
as
concerne
the
maner
of
proceeding
in
Chancery
suites
,
with
some
newe
additions
vnto
them
added
.
Now
of
certaine
writs
and
commissions
issuing
thence
,
and
there
also
re●ournable
.
The
maner
of
proceeding
vpon
a
speciall
Certiorari
.
THe
party
grieued
exhibiteth
his
bill
,
and
by
the
same
prayeth
not
Sect.
192.
only
a
speciall
Certiorari
,
but
also
a
Subp
.
against
the
def.
to
answere
to
his
bill
,
as
appeareth
by
the
last
two
bils
.
And
if
the
Lord
Chauncelor
,
Lord
Keeper
,
or
Maister
of
the
Rols
shall
see
good
and
probable
matter
in
the
bill
,
they
vsually
graunt
the
same
,
taking
bond
of
the
plaintife
for
the
proofe
of
the
surmises
of
his
bill
,
within
foureteene
daies
after
the
retourne
of
his
speciall
Certiorari
,
which
writ
of
Certiorari
followeth
in
haec
verba
.
Elizabeth
Dei
gratia
Angliae
,
Franciae
,
&
Hyberniae
,
Regina
,
fidei
defensor
&c.
Maiori
&
Vicecomitibus
London
salutem
,
volentes
certis
de
causis
certiorari
super
causa
captionis
&
detentionis
R.
S.
in
prisona
sub
custodia
vestra
,
vos
praefati
vicecomites
detenti
vt
dicitur
,
vobis
mandamus
,
quod
causam
praedictam
cum
omnibus
eam
tangentibus
quocunque
nomine
idem
R.
in
causa
illa
censeatur
nobis
in
Cancellariam
nostram
in
quindena
pasche
prox
.
futur'
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
sub
sigillis
vestris
distincte
&
aperte
mittatis
,
&
hoc
breue
teste
&c.
And
if
the
pl
.
do
not
make
proofe
of
the
surmise
of
his
bill
as
aforesaid
,
then
vpon
certificat
made
vnder
the
hands
of
the
examiners
of
this
Court
,
and
notice
from
the
plaintifes
Attourney
that
he
hath
not
examined
any
witnesses
either
in
this
Court
,
or
by
Commission
,
then
a
Procedendo
is
graunted
of
course
.
But
if
there
be
witnesses
examined
,
then
to
haue
their
examinations
referred
to
a
Master
of
the
Chancery
.
And
if
he
finde
and
so
certifie
,
that
the
plaintife
hath
proued
the
substance
of
his
bill
,
then
the
cause
to
be
reteined
&
ordered
in
this
Court
,
if
not
,
then
a
Procedendo
to
proceede
for
the
remuanding
of
the
said
cause
.
A
Corpus
cum
causa
to
remoue
a
Prisoner
.
REgina
&c.
Maiori
&
Vicecomitibus
Lond'
salutem
.
Mandamus
Sect.
193.
vobis
,
quod
R.
S.
quocunque
nomine
censeat̄
captum
&
in
prisona
sub
custodia
vestra
vos
praefat'
Vicecomit̄
detent̄
,
vt
dicitur
,
habeatis
coram
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostra
tali
die
proxim'
futur'
,
vbicunque
tunc
fuerit
,
vna
cum
causa
captionis
&
detentionis
ipsius
R.
in
prisona
praedict'
.
Et
hoc
nullatenus
omittat̄
.
Et
habeatis
ibi
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
This
writ
is
graunted
by
the
L.
Chauncelor
,
L.
Keeper
,
or
Master
of
the
Rolles
,
for
the
most
part
vpon
a
Bill
exhibited
,
and
good
baile
put
into
the
Court
for
the
parties
apparance
and
foorth
comming
,
de
die
in
diem
,
or
further
time
,
as
the
Court
shall
thinke
fit
,
whereby
many
of
her
Maiesties
subiects
are
verie
much
relieued
in
hard
and
extreame
causes
,
lying
often
times
in
prison
vpon
great
actions
surmised
against
them
,
without
iust
cause
,
and
thereby
not
able
to
put
in
such
bayle
,
as
the
common
Lawe
doth
require
in
such
cases
.
Of
a
writ
of
Diem
clausit
extremum
.
THis
writ
is
to
be
sued
foorth
by
the
heire
of
the
kings
Tenant
in
Sect'.
194.
chiefe
,
within
a
yeare
after
the
death
of
his
auncester
,
or
a
Commission
of
the
same
effect
.
And
an
Office
or
Inquisition
being
thereupon
taken
and
retorned
,
such
heire
may
haue
liuerie
of
his
lands
out
of
the
kings
hands
,
for
if
the
lands
of
such
tenant
exceede
the
yearely
value
of
v.
li.
no
Liuerie
thereof
can
be
sued
,
before
such
Inquisition
or
office
found
and
retorned
by
vertue
of
such
writ
or
Commission
.
And
such
writ
or
Commission
may
not
passe
,
but
by
warrant
or
bill
,
first
signed
and
subscribed
with
the
hands
and
names
of
the
Master
of
the
Wardes
and
Liueries
,
the
Surueior
of
the
Liueries
,
and
the
Attorney
of
the
Court
of
Wardes
&
Liueries
,
or
some
of
them
,
33.
H.
8.
cap.
22.
The
forme
of
which
writ
insueth
.
Rex
Eschaetori
in
comit'
Eb.
salutem
.
Quia
I.
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
vt
accepimus
.
Tibi
praecipimus
,
qd'
omnia
terras
&
tennta
de
quibus
idem
I.
fuit
s●isitus
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feod'
,
in
balliua
tua
die
quo
obijt
,
sine
dilatione
cap̄
in
manum
nostram
,
&
ea
saluo
custodiri
facias
,
donec
aliud
inde
praeciperimus
:
Et
per
sacramentum
proborum
&
legalium
hominum
de
eadem
balliua
tua
,
per
quos
rei
veritas
melius
sciri
poterit
diligenter
inquiras
,
quantum
terr'
&
tentorum
praedictus
I.
tenuit
de
nobis
in
capite
,
tam
in
dominico
quam
in
seruitio
,
in
dict'
balliua
tua
dict'
die
quo
obijt
,
&
quantum
de
alijs
,
&
per
quod
seruitium
,
&
quantum
terr'
&
tennta
illa
valeant
per
annum
in
omnibus
exitibus
,
&
quo
die
idem
I.
obijt
,
&
quis
propinquior
haeres
eius
sit
,
&
cuius
aetatis
.
Et
inquisitionem
inde
distincte
&
aperte
factam
nobis
in
Cancellar'
nostram
sub
sigillo
tuo
,
&
sigillis
eorum
,
per
quos
facta
fuerit
,
sine
dilatione
mittas
&c.
Et
hoc
breue
.
T.
&c.
But
if
one
that
holdeth
of
the
Queenes
ward
by
knights
seruice
die
,
the
Diem
clausit
&c.
must
be
thus
:
Regina
dilecto
&c.
Quia
I.
de
S.
qui
de
haered'
W.
de
O.
defunct'
,
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
,
infra
aetatem
,
&
in
custodia
nostra
existent'
tenuit
per
seruic'
Militar̄
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
vt
accepimus
.
Tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
omnia
terr'
&
tennt
&c.
per
sacramentum
&c.
quantum
terrarum
&
tenementorum
idem
I.
tenuit
de
haered'
praedict'
.
Et
quis
propinquior
haeres
eius
sit
&c.
vt
supra
.
And
if
the
Queenes
warde
,
Thus
:
Regina
&c.
Quia
R.
de
H.
filius
&
haeres
I.
de
H.
defuncti
,
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
,
nuper
dum
infra
aetatem
&
in
custod'
nostra
fuit
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
vt
accepimus
.
Tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
per
sacramentum
&c.
inquiras
,
quae
terrae
&
quae
tennta
per
mortem
praedic●
I.
&
ratione
minoris
aetatis
haered'
praedict'
I.
ad
manus
nostras
deuener̄
,
&
sic
in
manu
nostr'
existunt
,
&
quantum
inde
de
nobistenetur
in
capite
,
&
quantum
de
alijs
,
&
per
quod
seruitium
,
&
quantum
&c.
But
if
the
wife
of
the
Queenes
tenant
which
holdeth
in
Dower
dye
,
his
Heire
being
the
Queenes
warde
,
then
the
Diem
clausit
extremum
must
be
made
thus
:
Rex
dilecto
sibi
N.
de
B.
Maiori
ciuitatis
suae
London
,
&
Eschaetori
suo
in
eadem
Ciuitate
salutem
.
Quia
E.
quae
fuit
vxor
I.
de
B.
nuper
defunct'
,
quae
quasdam
terras
&
quaedam
tenementa
de
nobis
tenuit
in
dotem
de
haereditate
predict'
I.
quondam
virisui
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
vt
accepimus
.
Tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
omnia
terras
&
tennta
,
quae
●adem
E.
sic
tenuit
in
dotem
de
haereditate
predicta
in
balliua
tua
&c.
per
sacramentum
&c.
diligenter
inquiras
,
quas
terras
&
quae
tenementa
eadem
E.
sic
tenuit
in
dotem
de
haereditate
pndict̄
in
balliua
tua
,
die
quo
obijt
,
&
quantum
inde
de
nobis
tenetur
in
capite
,
&
quantum
de
alijs
,
&
per
quod
seruitium
&c.
If
the
Queene
haue
the
wardship
of
a
reuersion
,
and
the
tenant
for
life
die
,
then
thus
.
Quia
A.
quasdam
terras
&
quaedam
tenementa
de
haered'
E.
consanguinei
&
haered'
H.
de
P.
defuncti
,
qui
de
rege
tenuit
in
capite
,
infra
aetatem
&
in
custod'
regis
existent'
tenuit
ad
terminum
vitae
suae
,
Diem
clausit
extrem̄
&c.
tibi
praecipimus
&c.
After
the
death
of
the
tenant
by
the
Curtesie
,
thus
.
Quia
A.
qui
quasdam
terras
&
quedam
tennta
de
nobis
tenuit
per
legem
Angliae
de
haered'
M.
vxoris
suae
dudum
defunctae
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
tibi
praecipimus
&c.
But
if
the
Queene
haue
a
remainder
,
and
her
tenaunt
for
life
dieth
,
then
must
the
Writ
be
thus
.
Quia
A.
quae
fuit
vxor
&c.
qui
quasdam
terras
&
quaedam
tenementa
tenuit
ad
vitam
suam
&
quae
post
mortem
ipsius
A.
nobis
&
haered'
nostris
remaner̄
debent
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
&c.
tibi
praecipimus
&c.
qui
eadem
sic
tenuit
&
quae
post
mortem
&c.
remaner̄
debent
&c.
vel
sic
post
mort̄
praedict'
B.
ad
manus
nostras
ratione
minoris
etatis
praefat'
haered'
deuener̄
&c.
But
if
the
temporalties
of
a
Bish.
be
in
the
Queenes
hands
,
and
one
that
holdeth
of
the
Bishopricke
by
knights
seruice
dieth
,
the
Diem
clausit
extremum
must
be
thus
.
Regina
&c.
Quia
A.
de
Archiepiscopatu
Cantuar̄
vacant̄
&
in
manu
nostra
existent'
tenuit
per
seruic'
militare
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
&c.
tibi
praecipimus
&c.
de
quibus
idem
A.
fuit
seisitus
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
&c.
&
tenuit
de
Archiepiscopatu
praed'
sine
dilatione
&c.
But
if
the
Queenes
Idiot
die
,
the
writ
must
be
such
.
Quia
B.
de
C.
nuper
fatuus
&
Idiota
,
cuius
terrae
&
tennta
ratione
fatuitatis
eiusdem
B.
in
manu
nostra
existunt
,
diem
&c.
vt
accepimus
,
tibi
pncipimus
quam
ꝑ
sacrament̄
&c.
diligenter
inqui●as
,
quae
terrae
&
quae
tennta
ratione
fatuitatis
pnd'
B.
in
manum
nostram
capta
fuerunt
,
&
adhuc
in
manu
nostra
existunt
,
&
de
quo
vel
de
quibus
teneantur
,
&
ꝑ
quod
seruitium
,
&
quantum
terrae
illae
valeant
&c.
&
quis
propinquior
&c.
&
inquisit̄
&c.
Datur
nobis
intelligi
.
ANd
if
the
Eschea●or
receiue
a
Diem
ciausit
extremum
,
and
die
,
Sect.
195.
or
be
otherwise
remoued
from
his
office
before
execution
thereof
,
then
issueth
a
writ
of
Datur
nobis
intelligi
in
this
forme
.
Regina
&c.
Cum
nuper
datur
nobis
intelligi
quod
I.
de
B.
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
praeceperimus
dilect'
nobis
W.
de
O.
nuper
Eschaetori
nostro
in
comitatu
praedict'
quod
omnia
terras
&
tenements
&c.
vt
supra
,
Mutatis
mutandis
.
Ac
idem
W.
ab
offic'
praedict'
iam
sit
amotus
,
per
quod
executio
breuis
nostri
praedict'
fieri
non
potest
:
Nos
super
praemissis
volent̄
cerciorari
:
Tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
persacramentum
&c.
diligenter
super
praemiss
▪
facias
inquisitionem
,
&
etiam
distincte
&c.
T.
&c.
Or
thus
.
Regina
dilecto
&c.
Cum
nuper
datur
nobis
intelligi
,
quod
I.
de
B.
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
,
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
praeceperimus
dilecto
&
fideli
nostro
H.
de
B.
nuper
Eschaetori
nostro
in
eodem
Com̄
,
quod
omnes
terras
&c.
sine
dilatione
caperet
in
manum
nostram
&c.
donec
aliud
inde
praecepissemus
,
&
per
sacramentum
&c.
inquiret
,
quantum
terrae
&c.
vt
in
primo
breui
.
Ac
idem
H.
antequam
praedict'
breue
fuerat
executum
,
ab
officio
praedict'
fuerat
amotus
:
Nos
volentes
super
praemissis
plenius
cerciorari
,
●ibi
praecipimus
,
quod
super
articulis
praedict'
&
eorum
singulis
diligenter
facias
inquisic'
,
&
eam
distincte
&
aperte
fact'
&c.
vt
supra
&c.
But
if
the
first
Escheator
execute
the
writ
,
and
die
before
the
inquisition
●e
returned
into
the
Chauncery
,
then
a
Certiorare
shall
be
awarded
to
his
Executors
,
or
Administrators
,
to
certis●e
the
same
inquisition
,
for
it
is
a
matter
of
Record
so
soone
as
the
Iurors
haue
found
and
sealed
it
.
Of
a
Mandamus
.
IF
the
Kings
tenant
by
Knights
seruice
die
,
his
heire
within
age
,
and
Sect.
196.
no
writ
of
Diem
clausit
extremum
be
awarded
within
a
yeare
after
his
death
,
then
shall
issue
a
Mandamus
in
this
forme
.
Rex
dilecto
sibi
W.
de
B.
Eschaetori
suo
in
come
B.
Salutem
.
Praecipimus
tibi
quod
per
sacramentum
proborum
&
legalium
hominum
de
balliua
tua
,
per
quos
&c.
diligenter
inquiras
,
quas
terras
&
quae
tennta
I.
de
B.
tenuit
de
nobis
in
capite
,
tam
in
dominico
quam
in
seruitio
in
balliua
tua
die
quo
obijt
,
&
quantum
de
alijs
,
&
per
quam
seruitium
,
&
quantum
terrae
&
tennta
illa
valeant
per
annum
in
omnibus
exitibus
,
&
quo
tempore
idem
I.
obijt
,
&
quis
propinquior
&c.
&
cuius
aetatis
,
&
quis
vel
qui
terras
&
tennta
illa
a
tempore
mortis
praed'
occupauit
vel
occup̄
,
&
exitus
&
proficua
inde
praecepit
vel
praeceperunt
,
quo
titulo
&
qualit̄
,
&
quo
modo
&c.
Et
inquisitionem
&c.
THe
heire
shall
haue
but
one
writ
of
Diem
clausit
extremum
only
Sect.
197.
within
a
yere
after
his
auncesters
death
:
But
where
th
ancester
died
ward
to
the
Queene
and
within
age
,
for
then
a
new
Diem
clausit
extremum
shall
be
a
warded
a
yeare
after
the
Infants
death
,
and
not
a
Mandamus
,
per
Regist.
fol.
Of
Commissions
after
the
death
of
the
Queenes
tenant
.
ALso
the
heire
of
the
Kings
tenant
by
Knights
seruice
in
chiefe
,
Sect'.
198.
may
sue
forth
a
speciall
Commission
,
directed
to
certaine
persons
,
to
inquire
what
lands
&c.
(
as
aboue
in
a
Diem
clausit
extremum
,
)
which
Commission
will
he
as
beneficiall
for
the
heire
,
as
a
Diem
clausit
extremum
:
For
vpon
Inquisition
taken
by
such
a
Commission
,
retornable
into
the
Chauncerie
,
●e
may
haue
Liuerie
at
his
full
age
.
But
he
shall
neuer
haue
Liuerie
vpon
a
generall
Commission
to
inquire
of
all
Wardes
&c.
Quae
plura
.
THis
writ
lyeth
when
any
of
the
Heires
lands
be
omitted
in
a
former
Sect.
199.
office
or
inquisition
,
to
finde
the
lands
so
omitted
,
and
is
such
.
Rex
Eschaetori
suo
&c.
salutem
.
Quia
datum
est
nobis
intelligi
quod
A.
defunctus
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
,
tenuit
die
quo
obijt
plura
terras
&
tennta
in
comitat'
praedict'
,
quam
tu
in
inquisitione
inde
post
mortem
pndict̄
A.
de
mandato
nostr'
capta
,
&
in
Cancell'
nostr'
retornata
specificantur
.
Tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
persacramentum
proborum
&c.
inquiras
quae
plura
terras
&
tennta
idem
A.
tenuit
in
come
predict'
,
die
quo
obijt
,
&
de
quo
,
vel
de
quibus
illa
plura
terrae
&
tennta
teneantur
,
&
per
quam
seruitium
,
&
quantum
valeant
per
annum
in
omnibus
exitibus
.
Et
inquisitionem
&c.
Melius
inquirendum
.
THis
writ
lyeth
where
an
office
found
by
vertue
of
a
Diem
clausit
Sect.
200.
extremum
or
Commission
is
vncertaine
in
the
tenure
,
value
,
or
tenants
estate
of
the
lands
,
or
otherwise
.
But
if
such
incertaine
office
be
found
before
the
Escheator
ratione
officij
only
,
then
it
is
void
,
and
no
Melius
inquirendum
shall
thereupon
be
awarded
.
And
the
Melius
inquirendum
is
such
.
Rex
Escheatori
suo
&c.
Salutem
.
Cum
per
quandam
inquisitionem
coram
A.
Eschaetore
nostro
in
come
praedicto
de
mandato
nostro
captam
,
&
in
Cancellaria
nostra
retornat̄
sit
compertum
,
quod
N.
defunctus
tenuit
diuersa
terras
&
tennta
cum
pertinentijs
in
comitatu
predicto
,
&
quis
propinquior
haeres
eiusdem
N.
sit
ex
parte
patris
sui
,
iuratores
inquisitionis
predicti
ignorant
:
Tamen
ex
parte
R.
matris
praedicti
N.
filiae
W.
B.
est
eius
haeres
propinquior
,
&
aetatis
viginti
&
vnius
annorum
&
amplius
.
Et
quia
in
inquisitione
praedict'
quis
propinquior
haeres
ipsius
N.
existat
minime
specificatur
:
tibi
praecipimus
quod
per
sacramentum
&c.
inquiras
,
quis
propinquior
haeres
praedicti
N.
existat
,
qualiter
&
quo
modo
.
Et
inquisitionem
&c.
T.
&c.
And
this
writ
is
grauntable
vpon
surmise
made
in
the
court
,
that
such
former
Office
is
so
incerteine
,
as
is
abouesaid
.
Another
Melius
inquirend'
post
inquisitionem
imperfectam
.
Rex
eschaetori
suo
&c.
Cum
per
inquisitionem
coram
te
de
mandato
nostro
&c.
compertum
sit
,
quod
A.
tenuit
die
quo
obijt
vnum
messuag'
in
N.
in
come
praedicto
de
B.
per
seruitium
militare
,
quodque
idem
A.
tenuit
die
quo
obijt
vnum
toftum
cum
pertinentijs
in
N.
in
comitatu
praedicto
,
de
haerede
F.
L.
per
seruitium
militare
,
&
quia
in
inquisitione
praedicta
qualem
statum
&
quale
ius
idem
A.
habuit
in
messuagio
&
tofto
praedictis
,
seu
de
quo
vel
de
quibus
eadem
messuagium
&
toftum
teneantur
minime
specificatur
:
nos
volentes
inde
per
te
plenius
Cerciorari
,
tibi
praecipimus
&c.
inquiras
,
qualem
statum
,
&
quale
ius
idem
A.
habuit
in
messuagio
&
tofto
praed
die
quo
obijt
,
&
de
quo
vel
de
quibus
messuagium
&
toftum
praedict'
teneantur
,
&
per
quod
seruitium
,
qualiter
&
quomodo
.
Et
inquisitionem
&c.
T.
&c.
A
Writ
de
aetate
probanda
.
IT
behoueth
the
heire
of
the
Queenes
tenant
in
chief
being
in
ward
,
Sect.
201.
at
his
full
age
,
and
before
liuery
,
to
haue
a
writ
to
the
Escheator
of
the
Countie
where
he
was
borne
,
to
prooue
his
age
.
And
it
seemeth
,
that
such
writ
may
as
well
be
made
to
the
Escheator
of
the
Countie
where
his
land
lyeth
,
for
it
may
be
he
was
borne
where
the
Kings
writ
runneth
not
:
as
in
Ireland
,
Calice
.
Berwike
,
&c.
Rex
dilecto
sibi
I.
de
B.
Eschaetori
suo
in
come
B.
salutem
.
Quia
A.
de
B.
qui
M.
sororem
▪
&
vnam
haer'
R.
defuncti
,
qui
de
dno
Edw.
nuper
Rege
Angliae
auo
nostro
tenuit
in
capite
duxit
in
vxorem
,
dicit
praefat'
M.
plenae
aetat̄
esse
,
&
petit
a
nobis
terras
&
tenementa
,
que
sunt
de
haereditate
ipsius
M.
&
quorum
vna
pars
in
manu
nostra
,
&
alia
pars
i●
custodia
I.
de
H.
ex
commissione
dicti
aui
nostri
vsque
ad
legitimam
aetatem
haered'
eiusdem
existunt
sibi
reddend'
,
per
quod
volumus
,
quod
eadem
M.
quae
apud
G.
in
comit'
M.
nata
est
,
&
in
Ecclesia
eiusdem
villae
,
baptizat̄
fuit
vt
dicitur
,
aetatem
suam
probet
coram
te
.
Tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
ad
certum
diem
&
locum
,
quos
ad
hoc
prouideris
,
probationem
illam
per
sacrament̄
,
tam
milit̄
quam
probor̄
&
legalium
hominum
de
balliua
tua
,
per
quos
probatio
illa
capi
,
&
veritas
aetatis
pnd
▪
melius
sciri
poterit
&
inquiri
,
capias
,
&
sc.
fa.
praef.
I.
quod
tunc
sit
ibi
ad
ostendend'
si
quid
pro
se
habeat
vel
dicere
sciat
quare
praed'
H.
&
pnd'
M.
vt
illi
qui
plenae
aetatis
est
,
si
plene
aetatis
sit
,
terras
&
tenementa
praed'
reddere
non
debeamus
,
&
probationem
illam
sic
captam
nobis
sub
sigillo
tuo
,
&
sigillis
eorum
per
quos
capta
fuerit
,
sine
dilatione
mittas
,
&
hoc
breue
.
Teste
&c.
Another
forme
of
the
writ
De
Aetate
probanda
.
REx
&c.
Quia
M.
de
F.
filius
&
haeres
I.
defuncti
,
qui
de
nobis
tenuit
in
capite
,
dicit
se
plenae
aetatis
esse
,
&
petit
a
nobis
terras
&
tennta
quae
sunt
de
haereditat̄
sua
&
in
custodia
nostra
,
vsque
ad
legitimam
aetatem
hered'
praed'
sibi
reddi
,
per
quod
volumus
quod
&c.
vsque
ibi
melius
sciri
poterit
&
inquiri
capias
,
&
tunc
sic
.
Et
probationem
illam
&c.
vt
supra
.
But
if
the
King
commit
the
Wardship
,
the
Aetate
probanda
must
mention
the
same
.
And
if
the
Wardship
by
reason
of
the
temporalities
of
a
Bishopricke
be
in
the
Queenes
hands
,
the
writ
de
Aetate
probanda
must
mention
the
same
:
And
yet
that
is
no
Court
in
capite
.
Commission
pro
aetate
probanda
.
Regina
dilectis
&c.
Sciatis
quod
assignauimus
vos
ad
inquirend'
per
sacramentum
tam
Militum
quam
aliorum
proborum
&
legalium
hominum
de
visinet̄
de
N.
in
come
L.
si
I.
filius
&
h●res
B.
apud
N.
natus
,
&
in
ecclesia
eiusdem
villae
baptizatus
fuit
,
&
quod
ratione
minoris
aetatis
suae
in
custodia
nostra
existit
,
plenae
aetatis
sit
,
vt
dicit
,
necne
.
Et
ideo
vobis
mandauimus
,
quod
ad
certos
diem
&
locum
,
quos
ad
hoc
prouideritis
,
inquisitionem
illam
faciatis
,
&
illam
distincte
&
aperte
factam
nobis
in
Cancellar'
&c.
sine
dilatione
mittatis
,
&
hoc
breue
.
Mandauimus
enim
Vicec'
nostro
Lincoln
,
quod
ad
diem
&
locum
,
quos
ei
scire
faciet̄
venire
faciat
&c.
In
cuius
rei
testimonium
&c.
And
vpon
this
Commission
a
writ
shall
be
sent
to
the
Shirife
to
returne
a
panel
before
the
Commissioners
at
a
certaine
day
before
them
limitted
vnto
him
by
their
Precept
.
Thus
:
A
Venire
facias
to
the
Shirife
vpon
the
same
Commission
.
REgina
Vicecomit̄
&c.
Praecipimus
tibi
,
quod
summon̄
per
bonos
Sect.
202
summonit̄
xij
.
tam
Milites
,
quam
alios
probos
&
legales
homines
de
visinet̄
de
N.
quod
sint
coram
dilectis
&
fidelibus
nostris
A.
B.
&
C.
&
hijs
quos
sibi
associauerimus
,
ad
certos
diem
&
locum
,
quos
ijdem
A.
B.
&
C.
tibi
scire
facient
,
parati
sacram̄to
recognoscere
,
si
F.
filius
&
haeres
C.
apud
N.
natus
,
&
in
ecclesia
eiusdem
villae
baptiz
.
fuit
,
qui
ratione
minoris
aetatis
suae
in
custodia
nostra
existit
,
plenae
aetatis
sit
,
vt
dicit
necne
,
&
interim
ad
pnd'
ecclesiam
&
villam
accedant
,
vt
veritatem
aetatis
pnd'
,
diligenter
inquirant
,
&
nomina
eorum
imbreuiari
faciant
.
Et
sci
.
fac
.
E.
&
S.
custodibus
terr'
praed'
her̄
,
quam
tunc
sint
ibi
ad
audiend'
illam
recogn'
,
&
ad
ostend'
si
quid
obstare
debeat
,
quare
praed'
I.
terras
&
tenementa
sua
habere
non
debeat
,
&
habeas
ibi
nomina
illorum
duodecim
&
hoc
breue
,
Teste
&c.
Whereby
appeareth
that
the
committee
of
the
King
shall
be
warned
to
be
there
.
But
if
the
King
haue
the
Ward
in
his
owne
hands
,
then
this
clause
Et
scire
facias
E.
&
S.
custodibus
&c.
shall
be
omitted
in
the
writ
.
Of
Homage
done
or
respited
.
WHen
a
writ
de
Aetate
probanda
is
executed
and
returned
,
and
Sect.
203.
that
the
heire
hath
proued
his
age
,
then
he
must
do
homage
,
or
agree
with
the
Queene
to
respect
the
same
,
and
pay
reliefe
before
liuery
sued
:
and
a
writ
testifying
homage
to
be
done
,
when
the
heire
is
at
full
age
at
the
death
of
his
auncestors
.
Regina
Eschaetor̄
&c.
Sciatis
quod
cepimus
homagium
I.
de
H.
filij
&
hered'
B.
de
H.
defuncti
,
de
omnibus
terris
&
tenementis
que
idem
B.
pater
suus
tenuit
de
nobis
in
capite
die
quo
obijt
,
&
ei
terras
&
tennta
illa
reddidimus
:
Et
ideo
tibi
praecipimus
,
quod
accepta
securitat̄
a
praef.
I.
de
rationabili
releuio
suo
nobis
soluend'
,
ad
Scaccarium
nostrum
,
eid'
I.
de
omnibus
terris
&
tenementis
praed'
,
&
de
quibus
praef.
B.
pater
suus
fuit
seisitus
in
dn̄ico
suo
vt
de
feodo
in
balliua
tua
,
die
quo
obijt
,
queque
occasione
mortis
eiusd'
B.
capt'
sunt
in
manum
nostram
,
plenam
seisinam
habere
facias
:
Saluo
iure
cuiuslibet
,
&
salua
Matildae
que
fuit
vxor
B.
rationabili
dote
sua
,
ipsam
de
terris
&
tenementis
praed'
,
secundum
legem
&
consuetudinem
regni
nostri
Angliae
contingent̄
,
ei
per
nos
assignand'
.
Teste
meipsa
.
&c.
But
if
the
heire
were
in
ward
,
and
hath
proued
his
age
,
the
writ
of
the
homage
receiued
must
be
thus
.
Regina
&c.
Quia
N.
de
E.
fil'
&
haeres
R.
de
C.
defuncti
,
qui
de
domino
Ed.
nuper
Rege
Angl.
auo
nostro
tenuit
in
capite
,
aetatem
suam
coram
te
sufficienter
probauit
,
sicut
per
probationem
de
mandato
nostro
captam
,
&
in
Cancellar'
nostram
retornat̄
,
est
compertum
,
ceperimus
homagium
ipsius
N.
de
omnibus
terris
&
tenementis
quae
idem
R.
pater
suus
tenuit
de
dicto
auo
nostro
in
capite
,
die
quo
obijt
,
&
ei
terras
&
tenementa
illa
reddidimus
.
Ideo
tibi
pncipimus
,
quod
eidem
N.
de
omnibus
terris
&
tenementis
praedict'
de
quibus
praedict'
R.
pater
suus
fuit
seisitus
in
dominico
suo
vt
de
feodo
in
balliua
tua
die
quo
obijt
,
&
per
mortem
eiusdem
R.
in
manum
dicti
aui
nostri
capta
fuer'
,
&
in
manu
nostr'
sic
capta
existunt
,
plenam
seisinam
habere
facias
,
saluo
iure
cuiuslibet
.
Teste
&c.
Diem
claufit
extremum
post
mortem
felonis
.
WHen
the
King
hath
the
lands
of
the
Wife
,
by
reason
that
her
Sect.
204.
Husband
was
outlawed
for
felonie
,
then
after
the
Husbands
death
the
Diem
clausit
extremum
is
such
.
Quia
A.
cuius
terrae
&
tenementa
,
que
ipse
tenuit
de
iure
&
haereditate
N.
nuper
vxoris
suae
,
ad
huc
superstitit
,
ad
manus
domini
E.
nuper
Regis
Angl'
4.
post
conquestum
▪
occasione
cuiusdam
vtlagariae
in
ipsum
A.
pro
quadam
felonia
,
vnde
indictatus
fuit
,
vt
dicit̄
,
promulg'
,
deuener̄
in
manu
domini
H.
&c.
patris
nostri
extiterunt
,
&
sic
in
manu
nostra
existunt
,
diem
clausit
extremum
&c.
Tibi
praecipimus
quod
per
sacramentum
&c.
inquiras
que
tennta
,
ratione
feloniae
praed'
,
ad
manus
ipsorum
nuper
regis
deuener̄
,
&
ad
huc
in
manu
nostra
sic
existunt
,
&
de
quo
vel
de
quibus
teneantur
,
&
per
quod
seruitium
,
&
qualiter
,
&
quo
modo
,
&
quantum
terrae
&
tenementa
illa
valeant
per
annum
in
omnibus
exitibus
iuxta
verum
valorem
●orundem
,
&
quis
vel
quiterras
&
tenementa
illa
a
tempore
perpetrationis
feloniae
praed'
occupauit
,
vel
occupauerunt
,
&
exitus
&
proficua
inde
percepit
vel
perceperunt
,
quo
titulo
,
qualiter
,
&
quomodo
,
&
inquisit̄
&c.
Nihil
simul
&
natum
&
perfectum
.
W.
WEST
.