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EXCEPTIONS to Edward Mosley's BILL in Parliament .

THis is the third Bill ( besides a Petition before any of them ) which Edward Mosley the Father hath brought in Parliament for the same matter in effect as this Bill was .

A Bill to the same effect was rejected on the Question this Session , 11. March last , as to Sir John Maynards Concernment , and yet was a juster Bill then this ; for that was to sell to pay all the Debts , ( which amount to many Thousand Pounds ) to which Debts and Legacies the whole Estate is subject in case of Redemption : and now by this Bill , the Creditours and Legatees shall be for ever absolutely concluded .

It is against the Fundamental Rules of the House , after a Bill rejected , to admit any to the same effect under any pretence of Alterations ; the Alterations here make this Bill worse then the 〈◊〉

〈◊〉 by the Marriage Agreement the Lands were to be to Sir John Maynard , as reason is that every mans Security 〈◊〉 be , this Bill is to put Sir John Maynards Security in other men , contrary to , and in overthrow of the Agree●●●● under Hand and Seal .

Sir John Maynard hath been many years in Chancery to have the Agreement performed , and hath at last a Decree .

There Exceptions were taken to Sir John Coels Report , That the Security was too great ; Councel heard on both sides ; the Exceptions referred to the Master , and to be final ; the Master first and last was attended above twenty times ; the Security adjudged and decreed to be equitable , and to be performed .

For Sir John Maynards Security is charged with 10000 l. Principal Money due to Sir John Maynard . 1000 l. already due to Mrs. Mosley . 250 l. due to Sir Edmond Sawyer . 400 l. due to Mrs. Maynard . 200 l. per annum to Mrs. Mosley for five years to come . 80 l. and the 200 l. per annum to Mrs. Maynard for life . 60 l. per annum to the Lady North for life . 20 l. per annum to Mr. Prestwich for life . 50 l per annum to Sir Edmond Sawyer for five years to come . 100 l. per annum more to Mrs. Mosley . 600 l. per annum Interest of the 10000 l. Principal Money .

All which run on , and yearly increase on him till 1673. and in the mean time he receives nothing .

The Master reports , and the Court satisfied , that there was no other way to perform the Will of Sir Edward Mosley but this .

Yet Sir John Maynard is Decreed to joyn in Sal●●●●h Edward Mosley , of all or any part , 〈◊〉 to raise his Debt and Damag●● which he submits to .

The Bill is to overthrow the Decree as well as the Agreement , and other persons to sell to pay Sir John Maynards Debt .

The Consequence is unreasonable and unjust . 1. To take away or alter any mans Security against his will without his fault , contrary to Agreement under Seal and that so solemnly Decreed . 2. To re-examine a Masters Report settled on proof , by Proceedings before a Committee . 3. To put all those Creditors and Legatees to an uncertainty , and new Suits whose Debts and Legacies are now charged on Sir John Maynard . 4. What if the new Trustees will not Sell , or Sell this and another parcel of the Lands , and by that means spoil the Security , Selling the good and not the bad , and when they have Sold , not pay the Money , or take bad Security , or detain the Moneys ?

In these Cases there is apparent mischief and no remedy , or at best , new Suits and Troubles .

Sir John Maynard is to lay out the Money ( not to receive it to his own use ) but as a Trustee , to Purchase Lands for Mrs. Maynard for her life , &c. with Remainder to her Son an Infant , &c.

It is hard enough on her already , that her Life ( which could not well be valued at above 7 years ) and yet 6 years allotted for the Purchase thereof are already elapsed , and two years yet to come for Redemption .

So that 8 years are already given to Purchase an Estate for her Life , and now more desired .

Sir John Maynard being by her and her Brother appointed for her Trustee in the Security , others without her consent shall be substituted .

This 8000 l. was conceived by the Court to be in lieu of 8000 l. and of 2000 l. due to her by Assurances made by 〈…〉 her , and 2000 l. more as Administratrix to her Sister which on that account was set aside , because this 8000 l. 〈…〉 , and those Moneys would have been iustly raised before now .

〈◊〉 ●●●●ter-shire Lands , ●00 l. per annum , were given to Mrs. Maynards Male Children by the Will , which Lands 〈◊〉 ●●st without any Recompence : and though Sir Edward Mosleys provision which he intented to his Nephews , 〈◊〉 enough , in recompence of the Wrongs he did in Se●ng her Mothers Lands of Inheritance , which he had no 〈◊〉 to in Equity , but belonged to his Sister in a clear Equity , yet he Sold them away , being worth 8000 l.

There is no need of this Bill in regard of the Infancy of Edward Mosley Junior , for a good Estate in Law and Equity may be made of the Lands to any Purchasor , notwithstanding any pretence of his in the Bill ; for in Equity the Decree binds him , and in Law he hath no Title , because the Estate in Law is out of him by breach of the Condition ; for the time of laying out the 7000 l. elapsed in October last , the Condition being that the Father should purchase within Five years , and within Five and a half settle Lands : The not purchasing within five years was a breach .