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Mr. Warner's Answer to Mr. Rider's Reply .

THE State of Mr. Warner's Case stands briefly thus , about two Years since he obtain'd a Grant from his Grace the Lord Arch Bishop of Canterbury and the other Lord of the Soyle , and a Lease from the Corporation of Deal , for Ninety Nine Years to bring fresh Water for the said Town and Service of the Shipping : And in pursuance thereof also took several other Leases for the purposes aforesaid , at considerable Yearly Rents , during the said Term ; And hath actually expended above 1600 l. for carrying on the Work , which may be finished in two Months time , if not obstructed by Mr. Riders Bill . All which he fully prov'd before the Committee .

As for the Bill now before this Honourable House in favour of the Pattent under which Mr. Rider Claims , Warner is advised that the Award made the 24 th of December 1694. by the then Lord Keeper and the two Lord Chief Justices , and the Decree made in Confirmation of that Award is an inv●●●●ble Barr against Mr. Riders pretensions and all claiming UNDER THE CROWN .

And for the 2500 l. upon which Mr. Rider grounds the whole Equity of his Case : Not on●●●●y of it was 〈◊〉 ●●plyed to the Water-works , but is altogether 〈◊〉 to this matter . If there was any thing of Reality in it , the Money according to his own Evidence was borrowed by the Lord Griffen ( about the time of his going into France ) for which Mr. Rider became bound , and for his Indemnity took my Lords Counter-bond and an Assignment of this Pattent as a Colateral security . Neither hath Mr. Rider yet prov'd that he hath paid any part of this mony , but if this were as Mr. Rider would Insinuate , it would be a great hardship upon Warner to be defeated of his property for the payment of the Lord Griffins Debt .

And whereas Mr. Rider suggests there is nothing in his Bill that will obstruct Warners proceedings . In Answer thereunto , it will not only deprive him of all those Wast Grounds , and Ways of which he hath taken Grants , that are absolutely Necessary for the Compleating his Water-work , and for which he must unavoidably pay Yearly Rent for the term aforesaid : But also defeat him of the benefit of his Chargeable Undertaking for a Publick good . Wherefore Warner hopes his Legal property shall not be taken from him to make good Mr. Riders invalid Pattent .

All which he humbly submits to the Consideration of this Honourable House .