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<FRONT>
<DIV1 TYPE="title page">
<PB REF="1">
<P>A BOOKE OF <HI>Pre&s;idents,</HI> WITH <HI>ADDI|tions of diuers nece&s;sarie</HI> In&s;truments, meete for all <HI>&s;uch as de&s;ire to learne the manner</HI> and forme how to make Euiden|ces and In&s;truments, &amp;c. As in the <HI>Table of this Booke more plainly appeareth.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Imprinted at London for</HI> the Company of Stationers. 1607.</P>
<P><FLOATEXT LANG="eng" TYPE="license">
<P><HI>Cum Priuilegio.</HI></P>
</FLOATEXT></P>
</DIV1>
<DIV1 TYPE="table of contents">
<PB REF="2">
<HEAD>The Contents of this <HI>Booke.</HI></HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>FIr&s;t a perfect rule to know when the Termes begin and end, and how many Returnes are in euery of them.</ITEM>
<ITEM>2 A rule for 24. yeares, to find out the yeare of our Lord, the Prime, the Epact, Sonday letter, Leap yeare, A&s;h|wen&s;day, Ea&s;ter day, Rogation weeke, Whit&s;unday, &amp;c.</ITEM>
<ITEM>3 A Kalender, of the twelue Mo|neths, with the Sunne ri&s;ing, and &s;etting, and the length of dayes and nights.</ITEM>
<ITEM>4 A Table in the end of this booke, with all the principall matters therein contained.</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV1>
</FRONT>
<BODY>
<DIV1 TYPE="text">
<PB REF="2">
<HEAD>&para;A nece&s;&s;ary and perfect Rule to know <HI>when the Termes begin, and end, and how many</HI> Returnes are in euery of them.</HEAD>
<LG>
<L>Eight dayes before any Terme be,</L>
<L>The Exchequer openeth for certeintie,</L>
<L>Except the Terme of Trinitie,</L>
<L>That openeth but foure daies before truly.</L>
</LG>
<P><HI>Hillary Terme</HI> beginneth the 23. of Ianuary (if it be not Sun|day) then the day following, and endeth the 12. of February. Which Terme hath foure Re|turnes, that is to &s;ay:
<LIST>
<ITEM><HI>Octau. Hillarij.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Quind. Hillarij.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Cra&s;t. Purif.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Octa. Purif.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></P>
<P><HI>Ea&s;ter Terme</HI> beginneth the 17. day after Ea&s;ter, and endeth the munday next after the A&s;cention day. And hath fiue returnes.
<LIST>
<ITEM><HI>Quind. Pa&s;chae.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Tres Pa&s;chae.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Men&s;e Pa&s;chae.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Quin&abque; Pa&s;chae.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Cra&s;tin. A&s;cen.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></P>
<P><HI>Trinitie Terme</HI> beginneth the Friday after Trinitie Sunday, &amp; endeth the wen&s;day fortnight after. And hath foure returnes.
<LIST>
<ITEM><HI>Cra&s;t. Trinitatis.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Octab. Trinitatis.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Quind. Trinitatis.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Tres Trinitatis.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></P>
<P><HI>Michaelmas Terme</HI> beginneth the ninth day of October, and en|deth the 28. of Nouember. And hath eight returnes.
<LIST>
<ITEM><HI>Octab. Michael'.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Quind. Michael'</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Tres Michael'.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Men&s;e Michael'.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Cra&s;t. Animar'.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Cra&s;t. Martini.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Octab. Martini.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM><HI>Quin. Martini.</HI></ITEM>
</LIST></P>
<P>In this Calender following you &s;hall often|times finde this letter <HI>B,</HI> the which &s;ignifieth &s;uch dayes as the Egyptians note to be dange|rous, to begin or take any thing in hand, as to take a iourney or any &s;uch like thing.</P>
</DIV1>
<DIV1 TYPE="almanac">
<PB REF="3">
<P><TABLE>
<HEAD>An Almanacke for 24. yeeres to come.</HEAD>
<ROW>
<CELL ROLE="label">The yeere of our Lord</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">The Prime.</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">The Epact.</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">Sunday letter &amp; leap yeere.</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">A&s;hwed|ne&s;day the fir&s;t of Lent.</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">Ea&s;ter day.</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">Rogation weeke.</CELL>
<CELL ROLE="label">Whit|&s;unday.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1599</CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>G</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 21.</CELL>
<CELL>April 8</CELL>
<CELL>May 14</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1600</CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
<CELL>F E</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>Mar. 23</CELL>
<CELL>April 28</CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1601</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>D</CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
<CELL>April 12</CELL>
<CELL>May 18</CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1602</CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>C</CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1603</CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
<CELL>B</CELL>
<CELL>March. 9.</CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
<CELL>Iune </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1604</CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>A G</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 22.</CELL>
<CELL>April 8</CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1605</CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
<CELL>F</CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>Mar. 31</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1606</CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>E</CELL>
<CELL>March 5</CELL>
<CELL>April 20</CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
<CELL>Iune </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1607</CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>D</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 18</CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1608</CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
<CELL>C B</CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>Mar. 7</CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1609</CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>March 1</CELL>
<CELL>April 26</CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
<CELL>Iune </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1610</CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>G</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 21</CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1611</CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
<CELL>F</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>Mar. 24</CELL>
<CELL>April 29</CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1612</CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>ED</CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
<CELL>April 12</CELL>
<CELL>May 18</CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1613</CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>C</CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1614</CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
<CELL>B</CELL>
<CELL>March 9</CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
<CELL>Iune </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1615</CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 22</CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1616</CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
<CELL>G F</CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>Mar. 31</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1617</CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>E</CELL>
<CELL>March 5</CELL>
<CELL>April 20</CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
<CELL>June </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1618</CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>D</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 18</CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1619</CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
<CELL>C</CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>Mar. 28</CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1620</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>B A</CELL>
<CELL>March 1</CELL>
<CELL>April 16</CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
<CELL>Iune </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1621</CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>G</CELL>
<CELL>Febr. 14</CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>May </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1622</CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
<CELL>F</CELL>
<CELL>March 6</CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
<CELL>Iune 9.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Rule to finde out Ea&s;ter day.</HEAD>
<L>In March after the fir&s;t C</L>
<L>Looke the Prime where euer it be:</L>
<L>The third Sonday after, Ea&s;ter day &s;hall be.</L>
<L>And if the Prime on the Sonday be,</L>
<L>Then reckon that for one of the three.</L>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="3">
<HEAD>Ianuarie hath xxxj. daies.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ri&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>7.34. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>4.26. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 8. houres, the night 16.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Circumci&s;ion of Chri&s;t. B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Octaues of &s;. Steuen <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Oct. of &s;. Iohn </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Oct. of Innocents <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Oct. of Tho. Becket <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Twelfe day</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Felix </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Lucian </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Agape virgin </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Pa. fir&s;t her. <HI>Sol in Aq. B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Atlas <HI>Autumne</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Arcade martir </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Hillary Bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>19. <HI>cal. Feb.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Felicia </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>18 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Maure <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>17 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Marcel </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>16 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Antony <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>15 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Pri&s;ca </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>14 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Wol&s;tan <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>13 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Seba&s;tian </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>12 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Agnes </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>11 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Vincint </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>10 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Emercen&s;e <HI>Terme beg.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>9 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Timothe </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>8 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Conuer&s;. of S. Paul. </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>7 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Policarpe </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>6 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Iulian </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>5 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Valery </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Theodore </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 cal'</CELL>
<CELL>Ba&s;ill </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Victor </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="4">
<HEAD>Februarie hath xxviij. daies.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ri&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>7.15. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>4.45. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 10. houres, the night 14.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>S. Briget. <HI>Fa&s;t.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Purification of our Lady.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Bla&s;e </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Gilbert </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Agathe </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Veda&s;ti &amp; Amandi </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Anguli bi&s;hop <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Paule Bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Apolin. <HI>Sol in Pi&s;ces</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Schola&s;tica <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Eno&s;tragie </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Eulalie <HI>Terme ends.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Exantippa </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>18 <HI>Cal. Ma.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Valentine </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Fau&s;tine &amp; Ionite </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Iulian virgin </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Policron <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Simion </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Tabini </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Mildred </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Lxix. Martyrs </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Cathedra S. Petri </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Locus bi&s;exti. Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Mathias.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Conuer&s;io S. Pauli </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Ne&s;tor </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Augu&s;tine <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI> <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>O&s;wold <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="4">
<HEAD>March hath xxxj. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>6.18. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>5.42. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 12. houres, the night 12.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Dauid </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>6 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Chad </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>5 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Maurice </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Adrian </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"></CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Eu&s;ebius &amp; Focas </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Victor </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Perpetue </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Felix </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Lx. Martirs </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Agapite </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Quiron. <HI>Sol in Aries</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Gregorie bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Theodore </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Candide </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Longine <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>17. <HI>Cal. Ap.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Hilla. &amp; Ionice <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Patricke </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Edward </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Io&s;eph </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Cuthbert </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Benet </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Aphrodo&s;y </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Theodore </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Init. Reg. Iacob. Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Annuntiation of our Lady</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Ca&s;toris Martir </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Re&s;urrect. Domini</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Dorothy <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Victor </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Quirine </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Adelme </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="5">
<HEAD>Aprill hath xxx. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>6.17. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>6.34. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 14. houres, the night 10.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Theodore </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Mary Egipti </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>R<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">chard Bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Ambro&s;e </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Marcian </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Sexten </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Ege&s;ippus <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Parpetuus </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Pa&s;&s;ion of vij virgins </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tiburci &amp; Valerian <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Iuly Bi&s;h. <HI>Sol in Taur.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>O&s;wolde archbi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Ani&s;ary </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>18. <HI>cal. Maij</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Olife </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>17 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Leonard </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>I&s;idore bi&s;hop <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Co&s;my </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Quintine </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Alphe bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Victor martir <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Simon bi&s;hop <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Sotherne </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>George martir </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Wilfride bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Marke Euangeli&s;t.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Clete </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Ana&s;ta&s;i </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Vitalis Martir </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Peter Medolen&s;is </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Erkenwald <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="5">
<HEAD>May hath xxxj. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>5.18. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>7.42. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 16. houres, the night 8.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Philip &amp; Iacob.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>6 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Athana&s;ti bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>5 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Inuencion of the Cro&s;&s;e </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Fe&s;tum coronis &s;pine </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Godard </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Iohn Port La<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">n </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Iohn of Beuerley <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Apparitio &s; Michael </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of &s; Nicholas </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Gordian &amp; Epemachy </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Antony <HI>Sol in Gemini</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Parker </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Boniface martir </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Ilidor Martir </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Brandon <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>17. <HI>Cal, Iun.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of &s;. Barnard </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Dia&s;cori martir </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Dun&s;tan </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Barnardine </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Elen Queene <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Iulian virgin </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>De&s;iderij martir </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of &s;. Frauncis </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Adelme Bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Augu&s;tine of England </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Bene pre&s;biteri </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Germaine </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Coronis Martir </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Felix </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Petronel </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Nerei </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="6">
<HEAD>Iune hath xxx. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>3.34. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>8.26. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 18. houres, the night 6.</HI> </P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Nicomed </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Marceline &amp; Pet. </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Era&s;me Martir </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Petrocy conf. <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Boniface bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Melon bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s; of Wol&s;tan </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>William conf. </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of Edmond </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Innocent cont. <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Barn. Apo. <HI>longe&s;t day</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Ba&s;il <HI>Sol in Cancer</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Anthony <HI>Summer</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>18. <HI>Cal. Iul.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Ba&s;il bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>17 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Vite mode&s;te </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Richard </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Botolph </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Marceline </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nat. Reg. Iacob.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of S. Edw. </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Walburge virgin. </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Albany Martir <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Audry <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Iohn Bapti&s;t.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of Eligij </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Iohn &amp; Paule </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Cre&s;cent </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Leo Bi&s;hop of Rome </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Peter &amp; Paul</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Conu. of Paul </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="6">
<HEAD>Iulie hath xxxj. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>4.18. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>7.42. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 16. houres, the night 8.</HI> </P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Octanis &s;. Iohn Bapt. </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>6 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Vi&s;itation of our Lady </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>5 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of &s;. Tho. Apo&s;t. </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of S. Martin </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Zeo virgin &amp; Martir. </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Oct Peter &amp; Paul </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Tra~&s;. of Th. <HI>Dog da. beg</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Depo. &s;. Grim. </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Cecille bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>vij. Brethren martirs </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of Benet </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Nabor &amp; Felix </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Priuate </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Reuel. <HI>Sol in Leo</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of &s;. Swith. <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>17. <HI>cal. Au.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>O&s;mond </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Renelme king </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Arnulph bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Rufine &amp; Iu&s;tine </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Margaret <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Praxe de virgin </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Mary Magdalen </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Apolonar </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Chri&s;tine virgine. <HI>Ea&s;t.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>S. Iames Apo&s;tle.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Anne </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>vij. Sleepers </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Samp&s;on bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Cor Iac. Reg. Sc.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Abdon &amp; Senica </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Germany </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="7">
<HEAD>Augu&s;t hath xxxj. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>4.36. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>7.24. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 14. houres, the night 10.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Peter Lammas <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Steuen </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Inuention of Steuen </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Iu&s;tine </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Fe&s;tum ninis </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;figuration </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>The fea&s;t of Ie&s;u </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>C<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">riarke </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Romaine </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Laurence </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tiburcius </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Clare </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Hipolite &amp; Soc. <HI>Sol in Vi.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>19. <HI>Cal. Sep.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Eu&s;eby </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>18 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>A&s;&s;ump. of our Lady </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>17 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Rocke <HI>Dog dayes end.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Oct. of Laurence </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Agapite </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Magnus <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Lewes <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Barnard </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Oct. A&s;&s;umption </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Timothe <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Bartholmew Apo&s;t.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Lewes king </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Seuerine </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Rufe </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Au&s;tine </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Decolla. &s;. Iohn <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Felix <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Curbert </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="7">
<HEAD>September hath xxx. daies.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ri&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>6.52. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>6.17. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 12. houres, the night 12.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Egidii </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Anthony </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Gregory <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;. of &s;. Cutbert <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Bertin </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Eugenius <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Gorgon <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Natiuitie of our Lord </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>5 id</CELL>
<CELL>Syluius </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Protho. &amp; Ia&s;incti </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Marcian </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Mauxili </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Exalt. of the Cro&s;&s;e </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>18 <HI>Cal. Oct.</HI></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Sol in Libra</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>17 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Octauis of our Lady </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Edeth </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Lambart </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Victor </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Ianuarij Mart. </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Eutas <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Mathew Apo&s;t. B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Mauris <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Tecle virgin </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Audocht Martir </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Firmini Martir </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Cyprian &amp; Iu&s;tine </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Co&s;ine &amp; Damiani </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Eupere </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Michael Archangell</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Ierome </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="8">
<HEAD>October hath xxxj. daies.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ri&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>6.35. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>5.25. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 10. houres, the night 14.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Remigij </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>6 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Leodegarij </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>5 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Candidi mar. </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>4. no.</CELL>
<CELL>Fraunces confe&s;&s;or <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Faith </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Marci &amp; Marcilliani B </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Deonice </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Gerion &amp; Victor </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Nica&s;ius <HI>Terme beginneth.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Wilfrid </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>5 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;l. of Edward </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Calixt </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Wolfran <HI>Sol in Scorpio</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Michaelis in monte </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Audry </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>17. <HI>cal. No.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;l. of Etheld. <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Agas </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Luke Euangeli&s;t.</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Phri&s;wede </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Au&s;trebert </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>xj. M. Virgins </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Mary Solome </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Maglorie </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Cri&s;pine <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Euere&s;t </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Vr&s;ula </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Florence Martir <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Simon &amp; Iude</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Narci&s;&s;us </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Germaine </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Quintine <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="8">
<HEAD>Nouember hath xxx. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>7.34. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>4.26. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 8. houres, the night 16.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL><HI>All Saints</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>All Soules </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Wenefride </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Amancius </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Lete <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Leonard <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Wolifride </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Bery </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>5 id</CELL>
<CELL>Theodore </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Martine Bi&s;h. of Rome </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Martine Bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Paterne <HI>Sol in Sagitarius</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Brice </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>18. <HI>Cal. De.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s;l. of Erken </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>17 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Macure </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Edmond </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Hugh </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Oct. S. Martin </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Elizabeth </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Edmund king </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Mary </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Cecely </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Clement </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Gri&s;ogony </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Katherine virgin </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Lini </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Agricoli </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Su&s;y <HI>Terme ends B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Saturne <HI>Fa&s;t B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Andrew Apo&s;tle</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="month">
<PB REF="9">
<HEAD>December hath xxxj. dayes.</HEAD>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL ROWS="2">Sunne</CELL>
<CELL>ry&s;eth</CELL>
<CELL ROWS="2">Houre</CELL>
<CELL>8.12. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&s;etteth</CELL>
<CELL>3.48. min.</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
<P><HI>The day is 6. houres, the night 18.</HI></P>
<P><TABLE>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Calend.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Loy </CELL>
<CELL>1</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>4 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Libane </CELL>
<CELL>2</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>2</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>3 no.</CELL>
<CELL>Depo&s;. of O&s;mond </CELL>
<CELL>3</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>10</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Barbara virgin </CELL>
<CELL>4</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Nonas</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Sabba Abbot </CELL>
<CELL>5</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>18</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>8 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Nicholas <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>6</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>7</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>7 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Oct. S. Andrew <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>7</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>6 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Conception of our Lady </CELL>
<CELL>8</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>15</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>5 id</CELL>
<CELL>Cyprian Abbot <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>9</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>4</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>4 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Eula&s;ia virgin </CELL>
<CELL>10</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>3 id.</CELL>
<CELL>Zantippa <HI>Sol in Capricorne</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>11</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>12</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Paule Bi&s;hop <HI>Winter</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>12</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>1</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Idus</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Lucy <HI>The &s;horte&s;t day</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>13</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>19. <HI>Cal. Ian.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Othile virgin </CELL>
<CELL>14</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>9</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>18 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Valery <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>15</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>17 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>O. Sapientia </CELL>
<CELL>16</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>17</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>16 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Lazarus <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>17</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>6</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>15 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Gratian </CELL>
<CELL>18</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>14 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Vene&s;&s;i </CELL>
<CELL>19</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>14</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>13 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Iulian <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>20</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>3</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>12 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Thomas Apo&s;tle</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>21</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>11 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>30. Martyrs <HI>B</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>22</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>11</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>10 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Victor Virgin </CELL>
<CELL>23</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>19</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL>9 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Claudy <HI>Fa&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>24</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>b</CELL>
<CELL>8 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Chri&s;tmas day</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>25</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>8</CELL>
<CELL>c</CELL>
<CELL>7 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Stephen</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>26</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>d</CELL>
<CELL>6 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Iohn Euangeli&s;t</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>27</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>16</CELL>
<CELL>e</CELL>
<CELL>5 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL><HI>Innocents day</HI> </CELL>
<CELL>28</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>5</CELL>
<CELL>f</CELL>
<CELL>4 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Thomas Becket </CELL>
<CELL>29</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>&nbsp;</CELL>
<CELL>g</CELL>
<CELL>3 <ABBR>cal</ABBR></CELL>
<CELL>Tran&s; of S. Iames </CELL>
<CELL>30</CELL>
</ROW>
<ROW>
<CELL>13</CELL>
<CELL>A</CELL>
<CELL><HI>Pridie.</HI></CELL>
<CELL>Silue&s;ter Bi&s;hop </CELL>
<CELL>31</CELL>
</ROW>
</TABLE></P>
</DIV2>
</DIV1>
<DIV1 TYPE="text">
<PB N="1" REF="9">
<HEAD>A right fruitfull Booke of examples, or Copies, of &s;undrie &s;orts of In&s;truments of Writings.</HEAD>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An Aduow&s;on of a Par&s;onage or Vicarage graunted by the King.</HEAD>
<P><HI>_REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem.</HI> Sciatis quod nos ex &s;peciali gratia no&s;tra, certa&abque; &s;cientia, dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac perprae&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus di|lectis &s;eruientibus no&s;tris, A. B. &amp; C. D. Militibus, primam proximam&abque; aduo|cationem, donationem, collationem, pre&s;entationem, libe|ram&abque; di&s;po&s;itionem Eccle&s;iae parochialis &amp;c. <HI>(or if it bee of a Vicarage)</HI> vicariae perpetuae eccle&s;iae de N. in Comi|tatu no&s;tro Kancij, Cantuarie n~ dioce&s;is, &amp; no&s;tr~ patronatus pleno iure exi&s;ten~ (vel in iure Coronae no&s;tre, vel ratione Ducatus no&s;tri Lanca&s;triae) vel ex conce&s;&s;ione A. B. hac vice tantum &amp;c. Habendum &amp; tenendum praedictam pri|mam, proxmam&abque; aduocationem, donationem, collatio|nem, pre&s;entationem, liberam&abque; di&s;po&s;itionem praefatiis A. B. &amp; C. D. coniunctim vel diui&s;im, aut eorum a&s;&s;ignatis, &amp; eorum cuilibet pro vnica &amp; proxima vacatione eiu&s;dem duntaxat. Ita quod bene licebit ei&s;dem A. B. &amp; C. D. con|iunctim vel diui&s;im, aut eorum a&s;&s;ignatis, &s;eu eorum cuilibet, aucthoritate pre&s;entis doni &amp; conce&s;&s;ionis no&s;trae, vnum ali|quem idoneum virum ad dictam Eccle&s;iam Dioce&s;ano eiu&s;|dem, aut alteri iudici in ea parte competenti, pre&s;entare cum primo &amp; proximo praefatam Eccle&s;iam (vt praefertur) per mortem, re&s;ignationem, priuationem, ce&s;&s;ionem, &s;eu quacun|que alia ratione vacare contigerit: Ac omnia alia &amp; &s;ingula, quae circa praemi&s;&s;a nece&s;&s;aria fuerint, &s;eu quomodolibet oportuna peragere &amp; implere, tam plene, libere, &amp; integre, ac &s;i nos ip&s;i perageremus, &s;i pre&s;ens conce&s;&s;io no&s;tra praefa|tis A. B. &amp; C. D. facta non fui&s;ter. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<PB REF="10">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THe king to all you to whom &amp;c. Sendeth gree|ting: Know yee that we of our e&s;peciall grace and certaine knowledge, haue giuen &amp; graunted, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents, giue and graunt vnto our welbeloued &s;eruants A. B. and C. D. Knights, the fir&s;t and next aduow&s;on, donation, collation, pre&s;entation, and free di&s;po&s;ition of the Pari&s;h Church &amp;c. (or if it be a Vicarage) of the Vica|rage of the perpetuall Church of N. in our coun|tie of Rent, in the dioces of Canterburie, and of our patronage fully of right being (or in the right of our Crowne, or by rea&s;on of our Dukedome of Lanca&s;ter) or of the graunt of A. B. by this turne only &amp;c. To haue &amp; to hold the fore&s;aid fir&s;t and next aduow&s;on, donation, collation, pre&s;entation, and free di&s;po&s;itio~ to the fore&s;aid A. B. and C.D. iointly or &s;euerally, or to their a&s;&s;ignes, for one and next auoidance of the &s;ame, when it &s;hal hap|pen. So that it &s;hall be lawfull to the &s;ame A. B. and C.D. iointly or &s;euerally, or to their a&s;&s;ignes, or any of them, by the authoritie of this our pre|&s;ent gift &amp; grant, any hone&s;t or worthy man vnto the &s;aid church, to the Dioce&s;an of the &s;ame, or to any other competent Iudge in this behalfe to pre&s;ent, when&s;oeuer fir&s;t and next the fore&s;aid Church (as before is &s;aid) by death, re&s;ignation, depriuation, ce&s;&s;ion, or by any other maner of rea|&s;on &s;hall fortune to &s;tand void. And al&s;o all &amp; &s;in|guler other things which about the premi&s;&s;es &s;hal be, or by any maner of meanes behoueable to doe and fulfill, as fully, freely, &amp; wholy as wee might doe, if this our pre&s;ent graunt to the fore&s;aid A. B. and C.D. had not bin made. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An aduow&s;on of a Deanrie, Prouo&s;t&s;hip, or Ma&s;ter&s;hip of a Colledge by the King.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis quod nos ex gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, certa &s;cientia, &amp; mero motu no&s;tr~, dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;im&abus;, ac tenore prae&s;entiu~ damus &amp; con|cedimus dilectis &s;ubditis no&s;tris E.F. &amp; G.H. armigeris, pri|mam
<PB N="2" REF="10"> ac proximam aduocationem &amp;c. Decanatus, Praepo&s;i|turae, Magi&s;tr~, &s;iue Praefecturae Collegij no&s;tri de N. in co|mitatu no&s;tro M. &amp;c. Habendum, <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<P>THe king vnto all to whom &amp;c greeting: Know yee that we of our grace e&s;peciall, true know|ledge, and of our meere motion, haue giuen and graunted, and by the tenor of the&s;e pre&s;ents doe giue and graunt, to our welbeloued &s;ubiects C.F. and G H. E&s;quiers, the fir&s;t &amp; next aduow&s;on &amp;c. of the Deanry, Prepo&s;itor&s;hip, Ma&s;ter&s;hip, or Prefectur&s;hip of our Colledge of N. in our coun|tie of M. &amp;c. To haue &amp;c. as is afore&s;aid.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An aduow&s;on of a benefice graunted by a Baron, Knight, or E&s;quire &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos prae&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit. A.P. dominus P. aut A B. Miles, vel armiger, verus &amp; indubitatus patronus rectoriae Eccle&s;iae parochialis de N. Eborac' dioce&s;is, &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. Noueritis me praef. A dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;crip|to meo confirma&s;&s;e dilect' mihi Chri&s;tophero P. &amp; Ed. L. genero&s;is, coniunctim, &amp; eoru~ alteri per &s;e diui&s;im, executo|ribus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, primam &amp; proxima~ aduocationem, donationem, nominationem, pre&s;entationem, liberam&abque; di&s;|po&s;itionem praed' rectoriae Eccle&s;iae parochial'de N. volens, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo concedens, qd' bene liceat &amp; lice|bit dictis C. &amp; Ed. coni<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">nctim, &amp; eoru~ alteri per &s;e diui&s;im, executorib&abus; &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis, ad p~d' eccle&s;ia~ quandocun&abque; quomodocunque, &amp; qualitercunque, &abper; mortem, re&s;ignatio|nem, priuatione~, ce&s;&s;ionem, permutationem, dimi&s;&s;ione~, &s;iue quocun&abque; alio modo, primo &amp; proximo vacare contigerit, vnum alique~ virum hone&s;tum &amp; literatu~ pre&s;entare, cetera&abque; oi~a que ad patroni munus &s;eu officiu~ &s;pectant perficere pro hm~odi prima, &abpro;xima&abque; vacatione tantum, adeo plene &amp; integre, &s;icuti egomet ea in parte facere~, &s;i hoc pre&s;ens &s;crip|tum meu~ factum minime fui&s;&s;et. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ huic p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo &s;igill' meu~ ad arma appo&s;ui. Datum &s;e|cundo die Iulij, Anno domini &amp;c. Et anno regni dn~i no&s;tri Henrici octaui dei gratia Angl' &amp;c. xxxiij.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all true Chri&s;tian people to whom this pre|&s;ent writing &s;hall come. A. P. Lord P.
<PB REF="11"> or A. B. Knight, or E&s;quire, true and vndoubted Patron of the pari&s;h Church of N. in the dioce&s;&s;e of Yorke, &s;endeth greeting in our Lord God euer|la&s;ting. Know ye, me the fore&s;aid A. to haue gi|uen, graunted, and by this my pre&s;ent writing confirmed to my welbeloued, Chri&s;tofer P. &amp; E. L. gentlemen, iointly, and to either of them, by him&s;elfe diui&s;ible to their executors and a&s;&s;ignes, the fir&s;t and next aduow&s;on, donation, nomina|tion, pre&s;entation, and free di&s;po&s;ition of the Rec|torie or Par&s;onage of the fore&s;aid pari&s;h Church of N. Willing, and by this my pre&s;ent writing granting, that it may be lawfull, and &s;hal be law|full to the &s;aid P. and E. iointly, and to either of them by him&s;elfe, &s;euerally, to their executors and a&s;&s;ignes, to y^e afore&s;aid pari&s;h church, when&s;oeuer, how&s;oeuer, &amp; by what&s;oeuer meanes, by death, re|&s;ignation, priuatio~, ce&s;&s;ion, permutatio~, dimi&s;&s;ion, or by what&s;oeuer other maner, fir&s;t &amp; next it &s;hall happen to be void, any one hone&s;t man, and being learned or lectured, to pre&s;ent, &amp; all other things which vnto the reward or office of a Patron be|longeth, to fulfill, for &s;uch fir&s;t &amp; next vacation or auoydance only, as fully and wholy, as I my &s;elfe in that behalfe might do, if this my pre&s;ent wri|ting made, had not bin made. In witnes hereof, to this my pre&s;ent writing I haue &s;et to my &s;eale at armes. Dated the &s;econd day of Iuly: The yeere of our Lord &amp;c. And in the yeere of the Raigne of our Soueraigne Lord Henry the eight, by the grace of God king of England &amp;c. xxxiiij.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The Kings letter to a Deane and Chapiter for an Aduow&s;on.</HEAD>
<P>TRu&s;tie and welbeloued, wee greet you well: Fora&s;much as we much tender the conuenient preferment of our welbeloued &s;eruant A. B. to the intent hee may be the more encouraged, and al&s;o the better able to pro&s;ecute, and finally to accom|pli&s;h the effect and purpo&s;e of his learning. Wee
<PB N="3" REF="11"> haue thought it meet by the&s;e our letters, to de|&s;ire and pray you, that for our &s;ake, yee will im|mediatly vpon the &s;ight hereof vnder your chapi|ter &s;eale, conferre &amp; giue the next auoidance of the prebend of C. or of the next prebend in that our Church, which &s;hall be in your gift &amp; di&s;po&s;ition, to &s;uch per&s;ons as our &s;aid &s;eruant &s;hall name to his v&s;e and behoofe Wherein ye &s;hal admini&s;ter vnto vs a right acceptable plea&s;ure, to be hereaf|ter remembred in any your lawfull &s;uites, whe~ oc|ca&s;ion &s;hall thereunto &s;erue accordingly. Giuen vnder our &s;ignet &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;To a Bi&s;hop for a like thing, by the King.</HEAD>
<P>RIght reuerend father in God, right tru&s;tie &amp; right welbeloued, we greet you well. Whereas we be very de&s;irous for the hone&s;t qualities which we vnder&s;tand to be in our welbeloued chapleine A. B. to &s;ee him furni&s;hed with conuenie~t liuings accordingly: We haue thought good to de&s;ire and pray you, that the rather for our &s;ake, and at the contemplation of the&s;e our letters, ye will forth|with vnder your &s;ufficient writing en&s;ealed, giue and graunt to his behoofe the next aduow&s;on of the prebend or par&s;onage of N. Wherein ye &s;hall de&s;erue our right hartie thankes &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An aduow&s;on of a Prebend of the Kings Colledge in Oxford.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Sciatis nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;pe|ciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia, meroque motu no&s;tro dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; confirma&s;&s;e, ac prae&s;enti &s;cripto no&s;tr~ dare, co~|cedere, &amp; confirmare dilectis nobis T. H. &amp; N. M. prima~ &amp; &abpro;xima~ aduocationem canonicatus &amp; praebend' in collegio no&s;tro Oxon~, vulgariter <ABBR>nuncupat</ABBR> <HI>(king Henry the viij. Colledge)</HI> ac plenam &amp; integram collation~ huiu&s;modi canonicatus &amp; praebendae pro prima &amp; proxima vacatione eiu&s;dem tantum. Ita qd' bene licebit ei&s;dem T. H. &amp; N. M. ac eoru~ vtrique coniunctim &amp; diui&s;im <ABBR>execut</ABBR> &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis, ac eorum vtrique canonicatum &amp; praebendam praed' (&s;ic vt praemittitur) primo &amp; prox. vacante~, vni alicui &abper;&s;onae idoneae,
<PB REF="12"> vere &amp; actualiter intuitu charitatis conferre. Necnon literas collationis ad hoc &s;ufficientes, &amp; in iure validas facere, &s;igil|lare, &amp; tradere, decano&abque; &amp; Canonicis dicti Collegij no&s;tri pro huiu&s;modi &abper;&s;onae reception~, admi&s;&s;ione, &amp; in&s;tallation~ re&s;cribere: Cetera&abque; omnia circa praemi&s;&s;a nece&s;&s;aria facere &amp; exequi pro huiu&s;modi prima (vt praemittitur) ac &abpro;xima vacatione tantum, adeo plene &amp; integre, &s;icut nos ip&s;i face|remus &amp; exequeremur, &s;i prae&s;ens haec nr~a conce&s;&s;io facta nequaquam fui&s;&s;et. In cuius &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THe King to all to whom &amp;c. Know ye that wee of our grace e&s;peciall, and true knowledge, and of our meere motion haue giuen, graunted, and confirmed, &amp; by this our pre&s;ent writing do giue, graunt, &amp; confirme to our beloued T. H. &amp; N. M. the fir&s;t &amp; next aduow&s;on of the Canoncie &amp; Pre|bend in our colledge of Oxenford, vulgarly called (King Henry the eights Colledge) &amp; the full and whole collation of &s;uch Canon&s;hip &amp; Prebenda|ry&s;hip, for the fir&s;t and next auoidance of the &s;ame only: So that it &s;hall be lawfull vnto the &s;ame T. H. &amp; N. M. and to either of them iointly &amp; &s;e|uerally to their executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, &amp; to euery of them, the canon&s;hip and prebendary afore&s;aid, as is before &s;hewed, fir&s;t and next being voide, to any other hone&s;t &amp; meet per&s;on, truely &amp; actually, &s;o in the a&s;pect of charity to conferre. And al&s;o letters of collation, or plea&s;ing, vnto this &s;uffici|ent &amp; lawfull in the law, to do, &s;eale, &amp; giue, &amp; to the Deane and Canons of our &s;aid Colledge, for the reception, admi&s;&s;ion, and in&s;tallation of &s;uch a per&s;on to write. And all other things about the premi&s;&s;es nece&s;&s;ary to do and follow for &s;uch fir&s;t as afore&s;aid, and next auoidance only, as fully and as wholy, as we our &s;elfe &s;hould or might do and execute, if this our pre&s;ent graunt had neuer bin made. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a pre&s;entation to a Par&s;o|nage, by the king.</HEAD>
<P>REx reuerendi&s;simo in Chri&s;to patri &amp; domino, dn~o E. permi&s;&s;ione diuina Ebor~ Archiepi&s;copo, Angliae <ABBR>primat</ABBR>
<PB N="4" REF="12"> &amp; Metropolitano, eiu&s;ue in ab&s;entia vicario &s;uo in rebus ec|cle&s;ia&s;ticis generali, Salutem: Ad eccle&s;ia~ &abper;ochialem de N. ve&s;trae dioce&s;is modo &abper; morte~ vltimi incu~be~tis ibm~ vacan~, &amp; ad no&s;tra~ donatione~ pleno iure &s;pectante~, dilect. capella|num no&s;trum A. B clericum intuitu charitatis vobis p~&s;enta|mus: Mandantes dictum A. capellanum no&s;tru~ ad <ABBR>prae|&s;ent</ABBR> eccle&s;iam admittere, cum&abque; rector~ eiu&s;de~ in&s;tituere cum &s;uis iurib&abus; &amp; pertinen~ vniuer&s;is, caetera&abque; expedire &amp; perage|re quae vr~o in hac parte incumbunt officio muneri&abque; pa&s;to|rali, velitis cum fauore. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
<DIV4 TYPE="subpart">
<P><HI>But if the Church be void by re&s;ignation, then ye &s;hall &s;ay,</HI> Modo per liberam &amp; &s;pontaneam re&s;ignatio|nem A. B. vltimi incumbentis eiu&s;dem vacantem &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>If by attainder, then thus:</HI> Per attincturam E. F. vltimi incumbentis ibidem, qui de alta &abpro;ditione nuper at|tinctus fuit <ABBR>vacant.</ABBR> <HI>Et &s;ic de con&s;imilibus.</HI></P>
<P><HI>Al&s;o ye &s;hall vnder&s;tand, that the Kings Ma|ie&s;tie hath as the ca&s;e requireth &s;undrie titles to pre&s;ent, for &s;ometime hee pre&s;enteth by his Pre|rogatiue royall, and then yee &s;hall &s;ay,</HI> Et ad no|&s;tram donationem ratione Praerogatinae no&s;trae Regiae <ABBR>&s;pe|ctant</ABBR>, &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>Sometime by rea&s;on that the Temporalties of a Bi&s;hopricke bee in his hands, then yee &s;hal &s;ay,</HI> Ratione temporalium Epi&s;copatus N. in manibus no&s;tris <ABBR>exi&s;tent.</ABBR></P>
<P><HI>Sometime his grace pre&s;enteth by the graunt of an aduow&s;on of another man, and then ye &s;hall &s;ay,</HI> Ratione conce&s;&s;ionis I. R. quam idem I. primam &amp; proximam aduocationem eiuidem nobis largitus e&s;t &amp;c</P>
<P><HI>And if the mannor whereunto the aduow&s;on is appendant, be parcel of the Duchy of Lanca&s;ter, then yee &s;hall &s;ay,</HI> Et ad no&s;tram donationem ratione Ducatus no&s;tri Lanca&s;triae <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR>, &amp;c. <HI>Et &s;ic de reliqu<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">.</HI></P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THe king to the reuerend Father in Chri&s;t &amp; L. Lord Ed. by diuine &s;ufferance Archbi&s;hop of
<PB REF="13"> Yorke, Primat of England, and Metropolitan of the &s;ame, in his ab&s;ence, to his vicar general in eccle&s;ia&s;ticall matters, Sendeth greeting: vnto the pari&s;h Church of N. of your Dioce&s;&s;e, now by the death of the la&s;t incumbent there being voyd, and vnto our donation or gift of ful right belong|ing, our welbeloued chaplein A. B. clerk, of tha&s;|pect of charitie, to you we doe pre&s;ent, commaun|ding vnto you the &s;aid A. our chaplein to the fore|&s;aid Church to admit, and him Par&s;on or gouer|nour of the &s;ame to in&s;titute with all his rights &amp; appurtenanes. And all other things to extend &amp; do, which to your office in this behalfe doe apper|tain, and with a fatherly re&s;pect vouch&s;afe ye him to fauour. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<P>&para;Now by free and willing re&s;ignation of A. B. la&s;t incumbent of the &s;ame being void &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;By thattainder of G. H. la&s;t incumbent there, the which of high Trea&s;on was lately attainted, being void &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;And to our donation by rea&s;on of our Kingly prerogatiue belonging.</P>
<P>&para;By rea&s;on of the Temporalities of the Bi&s;ho|prick of F. in our hands being.</P>
<P>&para;By rea&s;on of the grant of I. R. which the &s;ame I. fir&s;t and next auoydance of the &s;ame to vs hath graunted &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;And to our donation by rea&s;on of our Dukedom of Lanca&s;ter belongeth. And &s;o of the like.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a pre&s;entation where an Archdeacon or other Eccle&s;ia&s;ticall per&s;on hath iu|ri&s;diction ordinarie.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. Venerabili viro dn~o Willihelmo K. Archidia|cono Richmond', eiu&s;ue in ab&s;entia vicario in &s;prituali|bus generali, Salutem. Ad vicariam de Lanca&s;tr~ ve&s;trae iu|ri&s;dictionis modo per mortem vltimi incumbentis ibide~ va|cantem, at&abque; ad no&s;tram donationem pleno iure &s;pectan~, dilectum capellanum no&s;trum A.B. clericum vobis pre&s;en|tamus, requirentes quatenus p~fatum A. ad vicariam p~dictam
<PB N="5" REF="13"> admittere, ip&s;um&abque; vicarium in eadem in&s;tituere, cum oibus &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is: Caetera&abque; omnia &amp; &s;in|gula facere &amp; exequi, quae ve&s;tro in hac parte incumbent officio pa&s;torali, velitis cum fauore. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THe King &amp;c. To the right wor&s;hipful man Sir W.R. archdeacon of Richmond, or in his ab|&s;ence to his vicar generall in &s;piritualties, Sen|deth greeting. To the vicarage of Lanca&s;ter of your iuri&s;diction now by the death of the la&s;t in|cumbent there being void, and at our gift of full right belonging, our welbeloued Chaplein A. B. clerk, to you we doo pre&s;ent, requiring that ye wil vouch&s;afe the fore&s;aid A. B. to the vicarage afore|&s;aid to admit, and the &s;ame vicar in the &s;ame to in&s;titute with all rights &amp; appurtenances what|&s;oeuer they be, and all and &s;inguler other things to do &amp; follow, the which to your &s;hepherdly office in this behalfe belong, ye will vouch&s;afe with fa|uour. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a pre&s;entation in the Marches of Calcis, void by attainder.</HEAD>
<P>REx reuerendi&s;&s;imo in Chri&s;to patri domino Tho. diuina permi&s;&s;ione Cantuarien&s;i Archiepi&s;copo, ac totius An|gliae <ABBR>primat</ABBR>, eiu&s;ue vicario in &s;piritualibus generali, Salutem, Ad Rectoriam de B. in Marchijs no&s;tris Califiae dioc' Moro|nen&s;is, modo per attincturam W. P. vltimi ibidem incum|bentis <ABBR>vacant.</ABBR> &amp; ad nr~am donationem pleno iure &s;pectan~, dictum capellanum no&s;trum W.M. clericum vobis prae&s;en|tamus, rogantes vti <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> W. ad rectoriam p~dicta~ admittere, at&abque; eum rectorem eiu&s;de~ eccle&s;iae in&s;tituere, cum oi~bus &s;uis iuribus &amp; fructibus, ab attinctura dicti P. vniuer&s;is: Caetera&abque; omnia &amp; &s;ingula peragere quae ad ve&s;tru~ munus Epi&s;cop~ pertinere videbuntur, velitis cum fauore. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THe King to the mo&s;t reuerend father in God Lord Tho. by diuine &s;ufferance Archbi&s;hop of
<PB REF="14"> Canterburie, and primate of all England, or els to his Vicar generall in &s;pirituall matters gree|ting: To the Rectorie or par&s;onage of B. in our marches of Caleis, of the dioces of Moron~ now by rea&s;on of attainder of W. P. la&s;t incumbent there being void, and to our gift of full right be|longing, our welbeloued chapleine W. M. clerke to you we do pre&s;ent, praying you that the fore&s;aid W. to the rectory or par&s;onage afore&s;aid to admit, and him Par&s;on of the &s;ame Church to in&s;titute, with all his rights &amp; fruits what&s;oeuer they bee, from the time of the attainder of the &s;aid P. and all and euery other things to doe which to your bi&s;hoply office &s;hall be &s;eeming to appertaine. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a pre&s;entation made by a knight or gentleman.</HEAD>
<P>REuerendo in Chri&s;to patri &amp;c. R. B. miles verus &amp; indu|bitatus patronus rectoriae eccle&s;iae parochialis de N. &s;a|lutem in dn~o &s;empiternam: Ad eccle&s;iam de N. p~dict' ve&s;tre dioc' modo &abper; morte~ C. D. vltimi incumbentis ibm~ <ABBR>vacant</ABBR>, &amp; ad meam pn~ationem pleno iure <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR>, dilectum mihi in chri&s;to I.P. clericum ve&s;tre paternitati p~fento, humiliter rogans quatenus praefatum I. ad dicta~ eccle&s;iam admittere, ip&s;um&abque; in rector~ eiu&s;de~ eccle&s;iae in&s;tituere &amp; induci facere cum &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is, caetera&abque; peragere &amp; adimplere quae ve&s;tro in hac parte incumbunt officio pa|&s;torali dignemini cum fauore. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &s;i|gillum meum appo&s;ui. Dat. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO the Reuerend Father in Chri&s;t &amp;c. R. B. knight, true &amp; vndoubted patron of the rectory or par&s;onage of the pari&s;h Church of N. greeting be in our Lord God euerla&s;ting: To the Church of N. afore&s;aid of your Dioces now by death of C. D. la&s;t incumbent there beeing void, and to my pre&s;entation of full right belonging, my wel|beloued I. P. clerk to your fatherhood I pre&s;ent, humbly praying that yee will vouch&s;afe the fore|&s;aid I. to the &s;ayd Church to admitt, and him
<PB N="6" REF="14"> into the rectorie or rule of the &s;ame Church to in|&s;titute and make to be brought with al and &s;ingu|ler his rights and appurtenances. And all other things to do and fulfill which vnto your Bi&s;hoply office in this behalfe do appertaine, ye wil vouch|&s;afe with fauour. In witnes whereof I haue to the&s;e pre&s;ents put my &s;eale. Giuen &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A pre&s;entation to a Par&s;onage or Vicarage by a Ma&s;ter of an Ho&s;pitall and his bretheren, or by a Deane and Chapter or &s;uch other.</HEAD>
<P>REuerendo in Chri&s;to patri domino, domino N. permi&s;|&s;ione diuina Couentrien~ &amp; Lichfield' Epi&s;copo eiu&s;ue vicario in &s;piritualibus generali, ve&s;ter humilis &amp; deuotus frater T.R. Magi&s;ter ho&s;pitalis N. &amp; eiu&s;dem con&s;ratres, &s;iue Decanus collegij de N. &amp; capitulum eiu&s;dem &amp;c. Lin|coln~ dioc' omnimodam reueren~ tanto patri debitam. Ad perpetuam vicaria~ Eccle&s;iae parochialis de N. ve&s;tre dioc' iam per mortem C. D. vltimi vacarij eiu&s;dem vacantem, ad no&s;tramque pre&s;entationem pleno iure &s;pectantem, di|lectum nobis in Chri&s;to Iohannem B. &s;acrae theologiae pro|fe&s;&s;orem paternitati ve&s;trae prae&s;entamus, humiliter &s;uppli|cantes, vt praefat' Iohannem ad dictam vicariam admittere, ip&s;umque in eadem canonice in&s;tituere, cetera&abque; peragere, que in hac parte ve&s;tro pa&s;torali incumbunt officio digne|mini cum fauore. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &s;igill' no&s;trum commune pre&s;entibus e&s;t appen&s;um Dat' &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO the reuerend father in Chri&s;t and Lord, L. N. by diuine &s;ufferance of Couentry and Lich|field Bi&s;hop, or els to his Vicar generall in &s;piri|tual things, your humble and deuout brother T. R. Ma&s;ter of the Ho&s;pitall of N. and the bre|thren of the &s;ame, or els the Deane of the Col|ledge of N. and the Chapiter of the &s;ame &amp;c. of the dioces of Lincolne, all manner reuerence to &s;uch a Father owing. To the perpetuall vicarage of the pari&s;h Church of N. of your dyoces now
<PB REF="15"> by decea&s;e of C. D. la&s;t incumbent of the &s;ame be|ing void, and to our pre&s;entment by full right be|longing our welbeloued in Chri&s;t I. B. profe&s;&s;or of holy diuinitie, to your fatherhead we do pre|&s;ent humbly be&s;eeching, that yee will vouch&s;afe the &s;ame, to the &s;ame vycarage to admit, him in|to the &s;ame Canonically to in&s;titute, and al other things fully to doe which in this part to your pa|&s;toricall office doe appertaine, it wil like you with fauour. In witne&s;&s;e whereof our common &s;eale to the&s;e pre&s;ents we haue put vnto.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A Pre&s;entation Sede vacante.</HEAD>
<P>REuerendi&s;&s;imo in Chri&s;to patri &amp; domino, domino Tho|mae permi&s;&s;ione diuina Cantuarien&s;i Archiepi&s;copo, to|tius Angliae Primati &amp; Metropolitano, eiu&s;ue vicario in ec|cle&s;ia&s;tic' general' Lincoln~ dioce&s;is Sede vacante, ad Recto|riam eccle&s;iae parochialis &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO the mo&s;t reuerend father in God and Lord, Lord Tho. by diuine &s;ufferance Archbi&s;hop of Canterbury primate of all England and Metro|politane, or els to his vicar general in Eccle&s;ia&s;ti|call matters, of the dioces of Lincoln, the See be|ing void, to the rectory of the pari&s;h Church &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme of pre&s;entation Sede vacante.</HEAD>
<P>HEnricus octanus dei gratia Angliae, Franciae, &amp; Hiberniae Rex, fidei defen&s;or, &amp; in terra Eccle&s;iae Anglicanae, &amp; Hiberniae &s;upremum caput, ac verus &amp; indubitat&abus; patronus, Rectoriae &s;iue Eccle&s;iae parochialis de N. in comitatu no|&s;tro Somer&s;et, Bathen~ &amp; Wellen~ dioc' ip&s;a &s;ede de Bathen~ &amp; Wellen~ iam vacante, reuerendi&s;&s;imo in Chri&s;to patri T. Cantuarien&s;i Archiepi&s;copo totius Angliae Primati, eiu&s;ue in ab&s;entia vicario dictae &s;edis in &s;piritualibus generali, Salutem: Ad dictam Rectoriam &s;iue Eccle&s;iam parochialem de N. modo vacantem per mortem, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<PB N="7" REF="15">
<HEAD>&para;The &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry the 8. by the grace of God king of Eng|land, France &amp; Ireland, defender of the faith, and in earth of the Church of England and al&s;o of Ireland &s;upreme head, and true and vndoubted Patron of the par&s;onage or pari&s;h church of N. in our Countie of Somer&s;et, of the dioce&s;&s;e of Bath and Welles, the &s;ame See of Bathe and Welles now being void, to the mo&s;t Reuerend Father in Chri&s;t T. Archbi&s;hop of Canterburie, primat of all England, or in his ab&s;ence to the Vicar ge|nerall in &s;pirituall offices of the &s;ame See gree|ting, vnto the &s;aid rectorie or pari&s;h church of N. now being void by the death &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Letters mi&s;&s;iue to a Bi&s;hop for the collation of a benefice by the King.</HEAD>
<P>RIght Reuerend Father in God, right tru&s;tie &amp; welbeloued we greet you well: And whereas we are credibly enformed, that the benefice of N. is now void and in your gift &amp; collation, we much rendering the preferme~t of our welbeloued chap|leine A. B. de&s;ire and pray you, that for our &s;ake, and at the contemplation of our letters, yee will giue &amp; confirme the &s;aid benefice to our &s;aid chap|leine, whereby ye &s;hall admini&s;ter vnto vs a verie thankefull plea&s;ure &amp; gratuitie: which wee &s;hall not faile to remember, when occa&s;ion &s;hall be offe|red to the &s;ame accordingly, Giuen, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a letter from one friend to an other for the like purpo&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>IN my right harty manner I comend mee vnto you. For a&s;much as I vnder&s;tand that the bene|fice of N. which &s;uch a per&s;on now inioyeth (or which is now void) is of your gift and patronage. The&s;e &s;halbe in&s;tantly to de&s;ire and pray you, that ye will vouch&s;afe, to grant me the next aduow&s;on thereof, for to be&s;tow vpon &s;uch one as I &s;hal ther|vnto pre&s;ent, or (if the benefice be already void yee may write) that ye will do &s;o much, as for my &s;ake
<PB REF="16"> to pre&s;ent A. B. to the &s;ame, who is my very louing friend, and &s;uch a per&s;on as both for his learning and outward conuer&s;ation &amp; liuing is very meete for the &s;ame. Which doing, ye &s;hall mini&s;ter vnto me an acceptable plea&s;ure, and giue mee cau&s;e to requite the &s;ame with thanks according. And of your re&s;olute mind herein, I pray you that I may be aduerti&s;ed by the bringer hereof. Thus fare you heartily well. From London &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A pre&s;entation to a Chauntry by the King.</HEAD>
<P>REx reuerendi&s;&s;imo in Chri&s;to patri Edmundo Londine~&s;i Epi&s;copo, eiu&s;ue vicario in &s;piritualibus generali &s;alute~. Ad cantariam beatae Mariae v<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">rginis, in Eccle&s;ia parochiali &s;ancti Olani Londinen&s;is ve&s;trae dioce&s;is iam vacantem &amp; ad nr~am donationem &s;pectantem, Dilectu~ nobis in Chri&s;to G.H. clericum vobis pre&s;entamus, rogantes quatenus ip&s;um G. ad cantariam p~dictam <ABBR>admitt</ABBR> &amp; in&s;tituas in eadem, In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<P>&para;<HI>Like forme of pre&s;entation is of a Chappell whether it be of the kings patronage or of a &s;ub|iects,</HI> Mutatis mutandis.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A pre&s;entation to a Prebend by the King.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. reuerendo in Chri&s;to patri W. Menenen&s;i Epi&s;|copo, eiu&s;ue in ab&s;entia vicario &s;uo in &s;pi<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">itualibus gene|rali, aut alij cuicun&abque; pote&s;tatem &s;ufficientem ea in parte ha|benti &s;alutem: Ad canonicatum in Eccle&s;ia collegiata de N. ve&s;trae dioce&s;is &amp; p~bendam de L. in eadem per liberam re|&s;ignatione~ E. F. vltimi incumbentis et po&s;&s;e&s;&s;oris eoru~d' iam vacante~ &amp; ad nr~am donatione~ ratione prerogatiue no&s;trae regie hac vic' &s;pectan~, dilectum nobis in Chri&s;to I. T. in ar|tibus magi&s;tr~ clericum vobis pre&s;entamus intuitu charitatis. Volentes &amp; requirentes quatenus praef. Ioh. ad dictam cano|nicatum &amp; prebendam admittere, ip&s;umque canonicatu~ &amp; prebendarium eorund' ac in ei&s;dem cum &s;uis iuribus &amp; per|tinen~ vniuer&s;is rite &amp; legitime in&s;tituere, cetera&abque; facere &amp; peragere, quae ve&s;tro hac in re officio pa&s;torali incumbent velitis. In cuius rei, &amp;c.</P>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="8" REF="16">
<HEAD>&para;Notes to be diligently ob&s;erued.</HEAD>
<P>YE &s;hal note that in a pre&s;entation by this word <HI>Eccle&s;iam parochialem,</HI> is intended alwaies a par|&s;onage. Howbeit now a dayes many bee wont to write <HI>Ad rectoriam Eccle&s;iae parochialis de N.</HI> But if the pre&s;entation be to a vicarage, then ye may not &s;ay <HI>ad Eccle&s;iam,</HI> but <HI>ad Vicariam.</HI> And yee &s;hall vnder|&s;tand, that the pre&s;entation to a Vicarage apper|taineth of co~mon right to the Par&s;on, for the Vi|car is in effect but the Par&s;ons deputie. Howbeit the Par&s;on with a&s;&s;ent of his Patron &amp; Ordina|rie may graunt away the patronage of the Vica|rage from him and his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors to another man and his heires or &s;ucce&s;&s;ors for euer.</P>
<P>Furthermore ye &s;hall vnder&s;tand, that &s;omtime one man hath the nomination to a benefice, and an other the pre&s;entation, in which ca&s;e he that hath the pre&s;entation can pre&s;ent no other per&s;on to the Ordinary, but &s;uch as the other man &s;hall name by his &s;ufficient writing vnder Seale.</P>
<P>Al&s;o the King &s;hall ioyne with no man in pre|&s;entment, but &s;hall haue the whole pre&s;entment alone in all ca&s;es. And if the king be intituled by rea&s;on of the cu&s;tody of his ward: then ye &s;hal &s;ay, <HI>Et ad no&s;tram aduocationem ratione cu&s;todiae terrae &amp; hae|redis quondam Comitis de A. defuncti qui de nobis tenuit in capite &amp; in manu no&s;tra exi&s;tentis <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR> &amp;c.</HI></P>
<P>And if the King be intituled by rea&s;on of the temporalties &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of an Archbi&s;hopricke or bi&s;hopricke beeing in time of vacation in his hands: then ye &s;hal &s;ay in the pre&s;entation, <HI>Et quae ad no&s;tram &s;pectat donationem ratione Epi&s;copat' Cantua|rien&s;is iam vacantis &amp; in manu no&s;tra exi&s;tentis, ratione va|cationis &s;edis Cantuarien&s;is &amp; temporalium eiu&s;dem iam de iure &amp; facto, vacantis, &amp; in manibus no&s;tris exi&s;tent. &amp;c.</HI></P>
<P>Finally concerning chauntries, free chappels &amp; Prebends, yee &s;hall ob&s;erue &amp; know, that &s;ome be pre&s;entatiue, and &s;ome donatiue: pre&s;entatiue be of &s;uch a nature, that ye cannot confer them but by way of pre&s;entation to the ordinary, the forme
<PB REF="17"> whereof is &s;et foorth before. But chauntries, free chappels, and prebends donatiues, be of that na|ture, that yee need not to pre&s;ent the per&s;on to whom yee will conferre the &s;ame to the ordinary: but it &s;ufficeth to giue the &s;ame by your Charter of graunt vnder your &s;eale: the forme whereof en&s;ueth hereafter. But take heed yee pre&s;ent not your Clerke to the Ordinary, vnto that which is donatiue by your letters patents, for if ye doe the nature is changed, &amp; yee can no more make colla|tion of it, but yee mu&s;t needes now pre&s;ent your Clerke to the Ordinary, which if ye do not with|in &s;ixe moneths, the Ordinary may take aduan|tage of the laps.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The gift of a free Chappell by the King.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis &amp;c. dedi&s;&s;e &amp; conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp;c. liberam Capellam &s;ancti S. apud L. in co|mitatu Lincolnen&s;i. Habendum &amp; tenend' dictam liberam capellam p~fato A. B. durante vita ip&s;ius, cum omnibus &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme of a collation by an E&s;quire, or other common per&s;ons.</HEAD>
<P>VNiuer&s;is Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos prae&s;entes literae perue|nerint, Ioh. N. armiger dominus manerij de B. Cantua|rien&s;is dioce&s;is &s;alutem &amp; &s;inceram in domino charitatem. Cum capella libera de R dictae dioce&s;is iam vacare, &amp; ad meam donationem pleno iure &s;pectare digno&s;citur: Noue|ritis me praedictam capellam cum omnibus &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is, dilecto mihi in Chri&s;to Richardo C. clerico, viro tam probo qua~ literato dona&s;&s;e &amp; conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e ac tenore p~&s;entium ip&s;um Ricardum in corporalem po&s;&s;e&s;|&s;ion~ dictae capellae cum pertinentijs inducere. In cuius rei &amp;c. &s;igillum meum pre&s;entibus appo&s;ui. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> in manerio meo de B. praedicto, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Patent donatiue of a Prebend, void by the pro|motion of the la&s;t incumbent.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos, &amp;c. Salutem, Sciatis nos ex gra|tia no&s;tr~ &s;peciali, ac intuitu charitatis, dedi&s;&s;e &amp; co~ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e
<PB N="9" REF="17"> ac per prae&s;entes dare &amp; concedere dilecto Scholari no&s;tro I L. canonicatum in Eccle&s;ia no&s;tra Cathedrali Sarum, &amp; Praebend' de H. in eadem, modo per promotionem dilecti nobis in Chri&s;to R. T. dudum ac vltimi incumbentis eorun|dem ad Epi&s;copatu~ N. vacantem, &amp; ad no&s;tram donatio|nem, ratione ac iure Praerogatiuae no&s;trae Regiae <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR>. Habendum &amp; tenendum canonicatum &amp; praebendam prae|dictam <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> Iohanni, ad terminum vitae ip&s;ius I. vna cum omnibus &amp; omnimodis iuribus, praeheminentijs, &amp; pertinen|tijs vniuer&s;is. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The gift of a Prebend in the kings Colledge in Oxford.</HEAD>
<P>HEnricus octauus &amp;c. Dilectis nobis Iohanni O. Decan<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> Collegij no&s;tri Oxonien~, vulgarit&egrave;r <ABBR>nuncupat</ABBR> <HI>(King Henry the eights Colledge)</HI> ac eiu&s;dem Collegij ca|nonicis &s;alutem. Sciatis nos ex mero motu no&s;tro, atque ex gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, ac pre&s;enti &s;cripto no&s;tr~ confirma&s;&s;e dilecto Capellano no&s;tr~ I.B. &s;acrae Theo|logiae profe&s;&s;ori canonicatum &s;iue prebendam in Collegio no&s;tro praedicto, modo per mortem I. H. vltimi incumben|tis ibidem vacantem, at&abque; ad donationem no&s;tram pleno iure <ABBR>attinent</ABBR> Habendum &amp; tenendum praefato I B. canoni|catum &s;iue prebendam praedictam cum &s;uis iuribus &amp; perti|nentijs vniuer&s;is, vna cum ho&s;pitio quod idem I. H. ratione dicti canonicatus &s;iue p~bendae nuper po&s;&s;idebat. Vobis igi|tur con<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">unctim &amp; diui&s;im commirtim&abus; &amp; &s;tricte mandamus quatenus praefarum I. B. ad dictum canonicatum &s;iue prae|bendam &s;tatim, his literis no&s;tris in&s;pectis admittatis, nec|non eundem in realem &amp; corporalem po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem dicti canonicatus &s;iue prebende iurium&abque; &amp; pertinentium &s;uorum vniuer&s;orum inducatis, prout decet. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Prebend in Wind&s;or.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. Sciatis quod nos ex gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali &amp;c. dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac tenore prae&s;entium damus &amp; concedimus dilecto Capellano no&s;tro E F. &s;acrae Theo|logiae Bacchalario <HI>(or if he be a Doctor)</HI> profe&s;&s;ori, ca|nonicatum &s;iue prebendam infra Eccle&s;iam no&s;tra~ Collegi|atam, &s;iue libera~ Capellam no&s;tram Regiam &s;ancti Georgij,
<PB REF="18"> infra Ca&s;trum no&s;trum de Wind&s;or, modo per &amp;c. vacan|tem, atque ad no&s;tram donationem pleno iure <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR> Ha|bendum &amp; tenendum canonicatum &s;iue prebendam praedict' praefato E. F. durante vita eius naturali, cum omnibus &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A warrant for a fellow&s;hip in the Kings Hall in Cambridge.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry &amp;c. To our tru&s;tie and welbeloued, the Ma&s;ter of our colledge, called the Kings hall, within our Vniuer&s;itie of Cambridge, and in his ab&s;ence to his Lieutenant or deputie there, gree|ting: Fora&s;much as wee be credibly informed, that our welbeloued &s;ubiect E. F. &s;choller of our &s;aid vniuer&s;itie is greatly de&s;irous and minded to continue at &s;choole for his further increa&s;e in vertue and learning. We let you to wit, that con|&s;idering his vertuous intent and purpo&s;e, for his better exhibition in that behalfe, wee haue giuen and graunted, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents doe giue and graunt vnto him the roome of a Fellow, of, and within our &s;aid Colledge, and if any be now void there, or els the roome of a Fellow, of, and with|in our &s;aid Colledge which &s;hall fir&s;t and next fall void within the &s;ame, by death, dimi&s;&s;ion, &s;urrender, or otherwi&s;e. To haue and enioy the &s;ame roome with all maner rights, profits, emo|luments, and dueties thereunto belonging, to the &s;aid E. F. for terme of his life, with a benefice, or benefices, pen&s;ion, or annuitie, not exceeding the yerely value of ten pounds, in as ample and large maner as any heretofore hath had or inioy<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">d the roome afore&s;aid: any act, &s;tatute ordinance, or o|ther thing to the contrary hereof in any wi&s;e not|with&s;tanding: Wherefore we will and command you, that according to the effect and purpo&s;e of this our graunt, ye doe admit the &s;aid E. F. vnto the &s;aid roome of a Fellow accordingly, and the&s;e our letters &s;halbe your &s;ufficient warrant and di&s;|charge in this behalfe. Giuen &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="10" REF="18">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the kings Letters patents of collation of a Prebend made, <HI>Cau&s;a permutationis.</HI></HEAD>
<P>HEnricus octauus &amp;c Omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis quod cum E.F Rector Eccle&s;iae parochialis de P. Norwicen&s;is dioce&s;is &amp; R. S. Canonicus in Eccle&s;ia Ca|thedrali Sancti Pauli Londinen&s;is, ac prebendari&abus; p~bende de H. in eadem Eccle&s;ia intendunt (vt a&s;&s;erunt) beneficia &s;ua predicta adinuicem permutare: Nos praebendam praedicta~ ad no&s;tram donationem &s;pectantem ratione temporalium Epi&s;copatus Londinen&s;is in manu no&s;tra in pre&s;enti exi&s;te~|tium praefato E.F. ex cau&s;a huiu&s;modi permutationis, dedi|mus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac per pre&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus. Habendum &amp; tenendum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a pre&s;entation, <HI>Cau&s;a permutationis inter rectores.</HI></HEAD>
<P>REuerendo in Chri&s;to patri Johanni permi&s;&s;ione diuina Lincolnien&s;i Epi&s;copo &amp;c. ve&s;ter humilis &amp; deuotus fi|lius A. B. miles obedientiam &amp; honorem tanto patri debi|tam. Dilectu~ nobis in Chri&s;to Magi&s;tr~ S. T. rector Eccle&s;iae de W. &amp; Iacobus A. clericus rector eccle&s;iae parochialis de B. ve&s;tre dioce&s;is intendunt (vt a&s;&s;erunt) beneficia &s;ua certis &amp; legitimis ex cau&s;is ip&s;os ad hoc mouentibus adinuicem permutare, egoque permutationi huiu&s;modi fiende meum prebens a&s;&s;en&s;um pariter <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 word"> con&s;en&s;um, praefatum Iacobu~ A. ad dictam eccle&s;iam de W. per modum &amp; ex cau&s;a per|mutationis predictae vacan<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">em, &amp; ad meam pre&s;entatione~ &s;pectantem, ve&s;tre paternitati reuerende prae&s;ento, intuitu charitatis humiliter &s;upplicans quatenus ip&s;um Iacobum ad dictam Eccle&s;iam parochialem de W. ex cau&s;a permutati|onis <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> admittere &amp; in&s;tituere in eadem, cetera&abque; omnia &amp; &s;ingula quae ve&s;tro in hac parte pa&s;torali officio incum|bere digno&s;cuntur eidem Iacobo facere &amp; peragere digne|minicum fauore. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme of the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>REuere~do in Chri&s;to patri Willihelmo permi&s;&s;ione diuina Hereforden&s;i Epi&s;copo &amp;c. ve&s;tri humiles &amp; deuoti in
<PB REF="19"> Chri&s;to filij I.S. &amp; I.A. armigeri, omnimod' <ABBR>reuerent</ABBR> tanto patri dign~. Cum hone&s;ti viri M.T Eccle&s;iae parochialis de A Norwicen&s;is dioce&s;is, &amp; C.D. Eccle&s;iae parochialis de B. ve&s;tr~ dioce&s;is rectores intendant (vt a&s;&s;erunt) beneficia &s;ua praedicta certis de cau&s;is veris quidem &amp; legitimis ip&s;os mo|uentibus (dum tamen quorum intere&s;t con&s;en&s;us &amp; autho|ritas interuenerint in hac parte) adinuicem canonice per|mutare: Nos igitur permutationem huiu&s;modi faciend' no|&s;trum prebentes a&s;&s;en&s;um pariter &amp; con&s;en&s;um, praefatum M. T. ad dictam Eccle&s;iam de A. predicta ve&s;trae doce&s;is no&s;tri&abque; patronatus, paternitati ve&s;trae reuerende, ex cau&s;a permutationis huiu&s;modi, &amp; non aliter nec alio modo, pre|&s;entamus per pre&s;entes M T. ad dictam Eccle&s;iam de B ad|mittere, ip&s;umque rectorem ex cau&s;a hm~odi permutationis canonice in&s;tituere in eadem. cum &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is ceteraque peragere que ve&s;tro in hac parte in|cumbunt officio pa&s;torali dignemini cum fauore. In cui&abus; <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ci te&s;timoniu~ &s;igilla nr~a p~&s;entibus duxim&abus; apponend', <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a warrant for a <HI>Conge de&s;lier.</HI></HEAD>
<P>CHari&s;&s;ime con&s;anguinie &amp;c Supplicauerunt nobis hu|militer Decanus &amp; Capitulum Eccle&s;iae nr~e Cathedralis de N. Vt cum &s;edes epi&s;copalis infra Eccle&s;iam no&s;tra~ ca|thedralem praedictam per mortem naturalem piae memoriae A. B. vltimi epi&s;copi eiu&s;dem &s;it pa&s;torali &s;olatio de&s;tituta, alium in loci illius epi&s;copum &amp; pa&s;toral<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">m eligendi facul|tatem licentiam&abque; nr~am gratio&s;e co~cedere dignaremur: Nos igitur corum &s;upplicationibus fauore humiliter inclinare, fa|cultatem atque licentiam no&s;tram huiu&s;modi duximus co~|cedendam: Quocirca, vobis mandamus, quod &s;ub priuato &s;igillo no&s;tro in cu&s;todia ve&s;tra <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> literas &amp;c. Manda~|tes ei vt &s;ub magno &s;igillo no&s;tro in eius cu&s;todia <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> li|teras no&s;tras <ABBR>patent</ABBR> fieri faciat in hac parte debitas, &amp; in ta|li ca&s;u con&s;uetas, Et de liter~ no&s;tris &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;<HI>And ye &s;hall vnder&s;tand, that hereupon the Chauncellor of England &s;hall graunt them the Kings Letters Patents of licence to proceed to their election. The forme whereof appeareth in the</HI> Regi&s;ter. <HI>With which Letters Patents of li|cence vnder the great Seale, &s;hal be &s;ent a letter
<PB N="11" REF="19"> mi&s;&s;iue, containing the name of the per&s;on to bee elected which may be made after this &s;ort.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Letter mi&s;&s;iue to the Deane and Chapter by the king.</HEAD>
<P>TRu&s;tie and welbeloued, we greet you well, and being now the Bi&s;hopricke of Hereford void, by the tran&s;lation of the right Reuerend father in God, our right tru&s;tie and right welbelooued Chauncelor, the late Bi&s;hop of the &s;ame, vnto the Bi&s;hoprick of London: Wee hauing re&s;pect to the hone&s;t qualities, vertue, &amp; learning, of our tru&s;tie and welbeloued Chaplein Ma&s;ter Doctor N. our Almner, haue named and appointed him the &s;ame By&s;hopricke: Wherefore we will and command you, that foorthwith vpon the receit hereof yee proceed to the election of him, according to the tenure and purports of our lawes and &s;tatutes in that behalfe, made and prouided, and the &s;ame &s;o elected to certifie accordingly. And the&s;e our let|ters &s;halbe your &s;ufficient warrant and di&s;charge in that behalfe. Giuen vnder our &s;ignet &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A warrant for a royall a&s;&s;ent.</HEAD>
<P>CHari&s;&s;ime &amp;c. Vacante nuper &s;ede Epi&s;copali infra ec|cle&s;iam no&s;tram Cathedralem de N. per mortem bone memorie G vltimi Epi&s;copi ibidem. Decanus &amp; Capitulu~ eiu&s;dem, facultate a nobis prius per ip&s;os alium eligendi in ip&s;orum Epi&s;copum &amp; pa&s;torem petita~ pariter &amp; obtenta. venerabilem &amp; egregium virum T. D. in &s;uum pa&s;torem e|ligeru~t, &amp; nominauerunt: Cui nos electioni &amp; viro &s;ic electo humilibus eorum interuenientibus &s;upplicationibus regium no&s;trum adhibemus a&s;&s;en&s;um pariter &amp; fauorem, eundem|que electum apud vos commendatum habemus. Quocirca vobis mandamus &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;<HI>And vpon this warrant the Lord Chauncelor of England &s;hal doe make the Kings letters pa|tents of his royall a&s;&s;ent directed to the Metro|politan, to co~firme &amp; con&s;ecrate the Lord elected, or if he will, the words of the patent may be &s;et forth at length in the warrant that the king &s;hall &s;igne, in this or like forme following.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB REF="20">
<HEAD>&para;The Patent of a royall a&s;&s;ent with a &s;ignificat vnto the Metropolitane.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. Reuerendi&s;&s;imo in Chri&s;to patri &amp;c. Salutem, Cum vacua nuper eccle&s;ia no&s;tra cathed' &s;ancti Andree Welly men&s;is per mortem bone memorie domini G. H. e|iu&s;dem eccle&s;iae dudum epi&s;copi exi&s;tat, Decanus &amp; capitu|lum eccle&s;iae no&s;trae praedictae prius licentia nobis per eos a|lium eligendi in eorum Epi&s;copum &amp; pa&s;torem petita, pa|riter &amp; obtenta, venerabilem virum A. B. in ip&s;orum epi&s;co|pum ac pa&s;torem canonice eligerunt &amp; nominauerunt, &s;icu|ti per eorum literas, quas vobis mittimus prae&s;entibus inclu|&s;as plenius liquet: Vobis &s;ignificamus quod dicte quidem e|lectioni &amp; per&s;one &s;ic electe humilibus eorum mediantibus &s;upplic', no&s;tru~ regium ad hibuimus fauorem pariter &amp; a&s;|&s;en&s;um. Et eund' electum apud vos recommendatum habe|mus. Quocirca vobis ma~damus, quod cetera omnia que per vos ad confirmationem &amp; con&s;ecrationem eiu&s;dem in dicto epi&s;copatu fieri con&s;ueueru~t, &s;ecundum leges &amp; &s;tatuta regni no&s;tri Angliae hac in parte edita &amp; proui&s;a, cum fauore &amp; diligentia facere velitis. In cuius tei &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;<HI>If ye li&s;t to know further after what manner the Archbi&s;hops and Bi&s;hops be at this day cho|&s;en, nominated, pre&s;ented, inue&s;ted, and con&s;ecra|ted to the dignitie and office of an Archbi&s;hop or Bi&s;hop, ye mu&s;t read the fore&s;aid &s;tatute thereof made in the xxv. yeere of our mo&s;t dread Soue|raigne Lord King Henry the eight.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Significauit to the Metropolitan of the prouince vpon a new foundation of a Bi&s;hoprick.</HEAD>
<P>REx reuerendi&s;&s;imo &amp;c. Cum nos nouam &s;ede~ epi&s;copale~ infra eccle&s;iam no&s;tra~ Cathedralem &s;ancti P. We&s;tmo|na&s;terij nuper fundauimus &amp; ereximus, ac dilectum Con&s;ili|arium no&s;trum T T. ad epi&s;copatum illum nominauerim&abus; &amp; prefecerimus, ip&s;um&abque; in epi&s;copum loci illius &amp; pa&s;tore~ ordinauerimus &amp; con&s;tituerimus: hoc vobis tenore pre&s;en|tium duximus &s;ignificandum. Rogantes ac in fidei dilecti|one, quibus nobis tenemini, firmiter vobis mandantes, qua|renus prefatum T. T. in epi&s;copatum We&s;tmon~ con&s;ecrare, ip&s;umque, prout mos e&s;t, epi&s;copalibus in&s;ignijs inue&s;tire,
<PB N="12" REF="20"> cetera&abque; peragere, que ve&s;tr~ in hac parte incumbunt officio velitis diligenter cum effectu. In cuius &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A warrant for the re&s;titution of the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of the Bi&s;hopricke.</HEAD>
<P>RIght tru&s;tie &amp;c. We greet you well. Whereas the Dean &amp; Chapter of our Cathedral church of Saint A. in Welles, vpon the late vacation of the Bi&s;hopricke there, by rea&s;on of our licence to them graunted, haue elected and cho&s;en our wel|beloued in God A. B. to bee Bi&s;hop and Pa&s;tour there, to which election and per&s;on &s;o elected, we haue giuen our royall a&s;&s;ent, who hath done ho|mage and fealtie vnto vs, and hath compounded and agreed with vs for the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of the &s;ayd Bi&s;hopricke. Wee will and command you, &amp;c. commaunding him by the &s;ame, that he make out &s;uch, &amp; as many our writs vnder our great &s;eale. as &s;halbe nece&s;&s;arie and requi&s;ite for the re&s;tituti|on of the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of the &s;ame to the &s;aid Bi&s;hop accordingly, and the&s;e our letters &amp;c. And vpon this warrant, the party &s;hall haue a writ for the re&s;titutio~ of al po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions, <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">&s;wel &s;piritual as tem|porall onely out of the kings hands, according to the &s;tatute thereof made <HI>Ann~</HI> 25. <HI>H.</HI> 8.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Charter of Fee &s;imple, with a letter of Atturney.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant prae&s;entes &amp; futuri, quod ego W. H. gen. con&s;an|guineus et haeres R. H. viz filins G. H. armig. defuncti, fratris dicti R. dedi, conce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac pre&s;enti charta mea confirmaui W. T. armigero, &amp; I. S. clerico, manerium meu~ de T. cum omnibus &s;uis membris &amp; pertinentijs, ac omnia terras et tenementa mea, redditus, reuer&s;iones, &amp; &s;erui<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ia, prata, pa&s;cua, pa&s;turas, bo&s;cos, &s;ubbo&s;cos, cum &s;uis pertinen|tijs in T. in comitatu B. Habendum &amp; tenendum prae|dictum manerium cum omnibus &s;uis membris &amp; pertinen|tijs, ac etiam omnia praedicta terras &amp; tenem<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">nta, redditus
<PB REF="21"> reuer&s;iones et &s;eruitia cum &s;uis &abper;tinentijs <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> W.T. et I. S. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum de capitalibus dominis feodi illius, per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con|&s;ueta. Ego vero p~dictus W.H. &amp; haeredes mei praedictum manerium cum omnibus &s;uis membris et pertinentijs p~fatis W.T. et I.S. haeredibus et a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis contra omnes gen|tes warrantizabimus et imperpetuum defendemus per pre|&s;entes. Et vlterius &s;ciant me p~fatum W.H. feci&s;&s;e, ordina&s;&s;e, con&s;titui&s;&s;e, et in loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectos mihi in Chri&s;to R.F. et W.S. meos veros et legitimos atturnatos, co~iunctim et diui&s;im ad po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem capiendam pro me et in nomine meo, de et in p~dict' manerio, terris, tenementis, reuer&s;ion~, et &s;eruic', cum omnibus &s;uis &abper;tinentijs: Et po&s;t hm~di po&s;&s;e&s;&s;io|nem &s;ic inde captam et habitam, deinde pro me, et in no|mine meo plenam et pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem et &s;ei&s;inam praefatis W. &amp; I vel eorum in hac parte atturnatis delibe|randum, &s;ecundum tenorem, vim, formam, et effectum huius pre&s;entis chartae me&ccedil; &s;uper hoc confectae. Ratum et gratum habens et habiturus totum etquicquid p~dicti atturnati mei nomine meo fecerint, vel alter eorum fecerit in praemi&s;&s;is. In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic prae&s;enti chartae me&ccedil; &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui Datum apud T. p~dict' Ann~ regni Reg. Hen|rici octaui xxxiij. his te&s;tib&abus;, A.B C.D. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Charter of fee &s;imple to the husband and wife iointly enfeoffed.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant prae&s;entes et futuri, quod ego R. B. de S. dedi et con|ce&s;&s;i, et hac p~&s;enti charta mea confirmaui A.C. de eade~ et E. vxori &s;uae, totum illud me&s;uagium meum quod ego habeo in villa de S. et &s;exaginta acras terrae arabilis in cam|pis in dicta villa, qd' quidem me&s;uagium &s;ituatum e&s;t inter tenementum R.B. ex parte au&s;trali, &amp; ten~tum I.B. ex parte boreali, et abuttat &s;uper &s;tratum regium ver&s;us occidentem, &amp; praedict' &s;exaginta acrae iacent in campo orientali dictae villae, quarum viginti acrae terrae iacent &s;imul in quodam furlongo vocato L. et alie viginti acrae terrae iacent ex parte au&s;trali eiu&s;dem campi &s;imiliter inter terras dominicales, et abuttant ver&s;us au&s;trum &s;uper pratum vocatum B. et alie viginti acrae iacent diui&s;im in dicto campo, quarum quin&abque; iacent inter terras I.B. ex parte bortali, et terram E. D. ex
<PB N="13" REF="21"> parte au&s;trali, et extendunt &s;e ad quendam riuulum <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> C. ex parte orientali dicti campi, &amp; quinque acrae iacent inter terram S. H. ex parte boreali, &amp; terram I.S. ex parte au&s;tra|li, &amp; extendunt&s;e &s;uper &s;emita de L. praedict' ver&s;us occiden|tem, &amp; alie &s;eptem acreiacent ex oppo&s;ito terr~ I. M. ex &abper;|te boreali, &amp; au&s;trali, &amp; extendunt &s;e v&s;&abque; ad croftum H. O. ver&s;us occidentem. Habendum &amp; tenendum praedictum me|&s;uagium &amp; &s;exaginta acras terrae arabilis cum omnibus &s;uis pertinentijs p~fatis A. C. &amp; E. heredib&abus; &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;ui<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> im|perpetuum de capitalibus dominis feodi illius, per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;ueta. Et ego praedictus R. B. &amp; he|redes mei praedictum me&s;uagium &amp; &s;exaginta acras terrae a|rabilis cum omnibus pertinentijs praefatis A. T. &amp; E. haeredi|bus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, contra omnes gentes warrantizabimus &amp; imperpetuum defendemus per prae&s;entes. In cuius rei te|&s;timonium, <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a widowes gift in her widowhood.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant pre&s;entes &amp;c. quod ego Alicia T. relicta cuiu&s;dam B W. de N. in pura viduitate mea et legitima pote&s;tate, dedi, conce&s;&s;i, et hac prae&s;enti charta &amp;c. <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a charter of Fee farme, made by the chiefe Lord.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod ego I.S. dominus de D. dedi, conce&s;&s;i, &amp;c. W.I. vnum me&s;uagium cum gardino, &amp; viginti a|cras terrae arabilis in villa et in campis de E. quod quidem me&s;uagium vocatum E. &amp;c. Habendum &amp; tenendum prae|dictum me&s;uagium cum gardino &amp; praedictis viginti acris terrae arabilis cum pertinentijs praefato W. haeredibus &amp; a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum de me et haeredibus meis. Red|dendo inde annuatim mihi &amp; haeredibus meis xx. s. &s;ter|ling', ad fe&s;ta &s;ancti Michaelis archangeli, &amp; Annunciatio|nis beatae Mariae virginis, per equales portiones, et fac' &s;ectam curiae meae de D. praedict' quotiens dictam curiam teneri contigerit, pro omnibus alijs &s;ectis, &s;eruitijs, exactis &amp; demandis. Et ego vero praedictus I.S. &amp; haeredes mei praedictum me&s;uagium cum gardino, &amp; praedictas viginti
<PB REF="22"> acras terrae arabilis cum &s;uis pertinentijs praefato W. haered. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis contra omnes gentes warrantizabimus et imperpetuum defendemus per prae&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;ti|monium huic pn~ti chartae mei, &s;igilium armorum meorum appo&s;ui <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c. his te&s;tib&abus; &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a purcha&s;e of lands in fee &s;imple of the king to be holden in Capite.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. &s;alutem. Sciatis quod nos pro &s;umm<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> &amp;c legalis monetae Angl', ad manus The&s;aurarij reuentionum Augmentationum coronae no&s;tr~ ad v&s;um no|&s;trum, per dilectum nobis H. W. de C. in com~ no&s;tro N. genero&s;u~ &s;oluta, de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia et mero motu nr~is dedimus et conce&s;&s;imus, ac per p~ntes damus et concedimus eidem H.W totam &s;citum et capitale me&s;uagium man~ij no&s;tri de C. in H. in com~ no&s;tro N nu&abper; mona&s;terio de C. in eodem comitatu no&s;tro N. modo di|&s;oluto dudum &s;pectans et pertinens, ac parcell' po&s;&s;e Fonum inde <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR>, et omnia terras dn~cales manerij praedicti: Necnon omnia me&s;uagia, domus, horrea, edificia, hortos, pomaria, gardina, curtelagia, terras, prata, pa&s;cua, pa&s;turas, aquas, pi&s;carias, communias, iura, commoditates, et here|ditamenta no&s;tra quaecun&abque; cum &s;uis pertinentijs vniuer&s;is in C. in com~ p~dict', ac alibi vbicun&abque; in eodem <ABBR>comit</ABBR>, dicto capital' me&s;uag manerij p~dicti quoquo modo &s;pectant vel pertinent', aut cum eodem capitali me&s;uagio dimi&s;&s;. <ABBR>v&s;itat</ABBR> &s;eu <ABBR>occupat</ABBR> <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR>, ac nu&abper; in tenura H. T. armig &amp; mod' in tenura &s;eu occupatione dicti H. W. cum dicto capitali me&s;uagio exi&s;ten~: Ac etiam omnes et omnimodos bo&s;cos de, in, et &s;uper dictis terris et caeteris p~mi&s;&s;is cre&s;cen~ et ex|i&s;ten~. Damus etiam ac per pre&s;entes pro con&s;ideratio|ne praedict' concedimus <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> H. W. aduocationem, donationem, liberam di&s;po&s;itionem. et patronatum recto|riae et eccle&s;iae parochialis de A. in eodem comitatu no|&s;tro N. Habendum, tenendum, et gaudendum totum p~dictum &s;citum et capitale me&s;uagium man~ij p~dicti, et prae|dictas terras, prata, pa&s;cua, pa&s;turas, aduoc' et cetera omnia et &s;ingula praemi&s;&s;a &s;uperius expre&s;&s;a et &s;pecificata cum &s;uis pertinentijs vniuer&s;is praefato H. W. haeredibus et a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum: Tenend' de nobis, haeredi|bus
<PB N="14" REF="22"> &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no&s;tris in Capite, per &s;eruicium vice|&s;ime partis vnius feodi Militis, ac reddendo inde annuatim nobis, hered' &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no&s;tris viginti vnum &s;olidos &amp; quatuor denarios, ad curiam no&s;tram Augmentationum re|uen' Coronae no&s;trae, ad fe&s;tum &s;ancti Mich arch. &s;ingulis annis &s;oluend' pro omnibus redditibus &s;eruitijs &amp; demandis quibu&s;cun&abque; proinde nobis, heredibus, vel &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no|&s;tris, quoquo modo reddend', &s;oluend', vel faciend'. Et vlteri|us volumus et per pre&s;entes concedimus pref. H. W. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, qd' nos heredes et &s;ucce&s;&s;ores no&s;tri imper|petuum annuatim, et de tempore in tempus exonetabimus, acquietabimus et indemnes con&s;eruabimus eundem H. W. heredes &amp; a&s;&s;ignatos &s;uos ver&s;us nos, heredes &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;ores no&s;tros, et ver&s;us qua&s;cun&abque; alias &abper;&s;onas, de omnibus et om|nimodis redditibus, feodis, annuitatibus, pen&s;ionibus, &amp; de|narioru~ &s;ummis quibu&s;cun&abque; de p~mi&s;&s;is &s;eu de aliquo p~mi&s;|&s;oru~ <ABBR>exeunt</ABBR> &s;eu &s;oluend', vel &s;uperinde oner~ &s;eu onerand', preterquam de redditu et &s;eruitio &s;uperius &abper; pre&s;entes <ABBR>re&s;er|uat.</ABBR> Volentes enim &amp; firmiter iniungendo precipientes tam Cancellario et con&s;ilio dictae curiae no&s;tr~ Augmentationum reuention~ Coronae no&s;trae pro tempore <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR>, cum omni|bus receptoribus, auditoribus, et alijs officiarijs &amp; mini&s;tris no&s;tris quibu&s;cun&abque; quod ip&s;i &amp; eorum quicun&abque; &s;u&abper; &s;olam demon&s;tration~ harum literar~ no&s;trar' <ABBR>patent</ABBR> vel &s;uper <ABBR>irro|tulament</ABBR> earunde~, ab&s;&abque; aliquo alio breui &s;eu warra~to a no|bis, heredibus vel &s;ucce&s;&s;. no&s;tris quoquo modo impetrando &s;eu pro&s;equendo &s;uper &s;olutione dict'ant ui redditus xx. &s;olid &amp; quatuor denariorum, plena~, integram, debitam&abque; alloca|tionem, &amp; defalcationem, deductionem, &amp; exoncratio|nem manife&s;tam, de omnibus et omnimod' huiu&s;modi red|ditibu<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">, feod', annuitatibus, pen&s;ionibus, et denariorum &s;um|mis de premi&s;&s;is, &s;eu de aliqua inde&abper;cella (vt prae&s;ertut) <ABBR>exe|unt</ABBR> &s;eu &s;oluend' p~f. H. W. hered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis facient &amp; fieri curabunt: &amp; hae literae no&s;trae patentes erunt annuatim et de tempore in te~p&abus; tam dict' Cancellario &amp; con&s;itio no&s;tr' qua~ oib&abus; receptorib&abus;, auditorib&abus;, et alijs officiar' et mini&s;tr' nr~is, &s;ufficie~s <ABBR>warrant</ABBR> et exoneratio in hac &abper;te. Et in &s;uper de ampliorigratia no&s;tra damus &amp; per p~&s;entes concedim&abus; p~f. H. W. omnes exitus redditus, reuentiones et &abpro;ficua, oi~um et &s;ingulorum premi&s;&s;orum &s;uperius expre&s;&s;orum &amp; &s;pecifica|torum cum pertinentijs, a fe&s;to &s;ancti Mich. Archange<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">i vl|timo
<PB REF="23"> praeterito, hucu&s;&abque; prouenien~ &s;iue cre&s;cen~. <ABBR>Habe~d</ABBR> eide~ H. ex dono no&s;tro ab&s;&abque; compoto &s;cu aliquo alio proinde nobis, haered' vel &s;ucce&s;&s;orib&abus; no&s;tr~ quoquo modo redden|do, &s;oluendo, vel <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">aciendo. Et vlterius de vberiori gratia no|&s;tra volumus, &amp; per p~&s;entes concedimus praef. H. W. quod habeat &amp; habebit has literas no&s;tras paten~ &s;ub magno &s;igil|lo no&s;tro Angl' debito modo factas et <ABBR>&s;igillat</ABBR> ab&s;&abque; fine &s;eu feodo magno vel parno proinde nobis in hanaperio nr~o &s;eu alibi ad v&s;um no&s;tru~ reddend', &s;oluendo vel faciendo: Eo <ABBR>qd</ABBR> expre&s;&s;a mentio &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a patent for a benefice of lands giuen by the king in pure almes.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem, Sciatis, quod nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia &amp; mero motu no&s;tris, dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus ac &abper; p~&s;entes dam&abus; &amp; con|cedimus dilectis nobis in Chri&s;to Decano et Canonicis libere Capellae no&s;trae Regiae &s;ancti Georgij, infra ca&s;trum no&s;trum de Wind&s;or, aduocationem &amp; patronatum vicariae eccle&s;iae de N. in com~ H. Habend' &amp; tenend' aduocatione~ &amp; <ABBR>patro|nat</ABBR> vicariae eccle&s;iae p~d', cum oib&abus; &s;uis pertin~ &amp; appenden|tijs praefato Decano &amp; Canonicis &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;. &s;uis imperpetuu~ in puram &amp; perpetuam eleemo&s;inam, ab&s;que aliquo impe|dimento, impetitione, perturbatione, mole&s;tatione, inquieta|tione, &s;eu grauamine no&s;tro, &s;eu heredum no&s;trorum, Iu&s;tici|ariorum, e&s;chaetorum, vic', Coron~, aut aliorum balliuorum &s;eu mini&s;trorum no&s;trorum, vel haered' no&s;trorum quorum|cunque ab&s;que apporto, firma, compoto, vel ratiocinio, aut alio proficuo quocun&abque; nobis vel haered' no&s;tris inde redde~|do, &s;olue~do &s;eu faciendo: &s;tatuto de terris &amp; tenem~tis ad ma|num mortuam non pone~dis edito, aut aliquo &s;tatuto de po&s;|&s;e&s;&s;ionib&abus; alienigenis facto, edito &s;iue proui&s;o, in contrarium non ob&s;tante. Aut eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio de vero valore annuo, aut de certitudine premi&s;&s;orum &s;eu alicuius eorunde~ aut de alijs donis &s;iue co~ce&s;&s;ionib&abus; praefatis decano &amp; cano|nicis, vel predece&s;&s;oribus &s;uis, per nos vel progenitores no|&s;tros ante haec tempora factis in pre&s;entibus minime fact' exi&s;t. aut aliquo alio <ABBR>&s;tatut,</ABBR> actu, ordination~, &s;iue proui&s;ion~, edito, facto vel proui&s;. aut aliqua re cau&s;a, vel materia qua|cunque in contrarium non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timoni|um &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="15" REF="23">
<HEAD>&para;A Charter of Fee &s;imple with a condition.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant pre&s;entes &amp;c. quod ego I. W. de O. dedi, conce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac pre&s;enti charta mea <ABBR>indentat</ABBR> confirmaui S. W. de eadem, omnia illa terras &amp; tenementa, redditus, &s;eruitia, prata, pa&s;cuas, pa&s;turas, cum bo&s;cis &amp; &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;atis, &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs, quae habeo in villa &amp; in campis de H. in comi|tatu Oxon~. Habendum &amp; tenendum omnia praedicta terras &amp; tenem~ta, redditus, &s;eruitia, prata, pa&s;cuas, &amp; pa&s;turas, cum bo&s;cis, &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;is &amp; fo&s;&s;atis, &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> S. W. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuu~, de capitalibus domin~ feodi illius per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;ue|ta, &s;ub forma &amp; conditione &s;ub&s;equenti, videlicet, quod &s;i ego praedictus I. &s;oluam, &s;eu &s;olui faciam, haeredes vel executo|res mei &s;oluant, aut &s;olui faciant praefato Simon Wilkes, aut eius certo Atturnato, haeredibus vel executoribus &s;uis ad fe|&s;tum Pa&s;chae proxim~ futurum, in parochiali Eccle&s;ia omni|um Sanctorum Oxon~, viginti libr~ &s;terlingorum, quod ex|<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">unc pre&s;ens charta indentata, ac &s;ei&s;ina inde deliberata ca&s;&s;a &s;int &amp; vana, nulliu&s;que valoris, ac tunc bene mihi licebit <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> I. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis, in omnia illa terras &amp; teneme~ta, redditus, &s;eruitia, prata, pa&s;cuas, pa&s;turas, cum cae|teris praenominatis &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs reintrare, re&s;ei&s;ire, &amp; ea rehabere, &amp; tenere, vt in &s;tatu meo pri&s;tino, ac <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> W.S. haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uos inde totaliter expellere, p~&s;enti char|ta inde~tata, ac &s;ei&s;ina inde liberata vllo modo non ob&s;tante, Et &s;i defectus fiat in &s;olutione praedictarum xx. libr' contra formam praedictam, extunc prae&s;ens haec charta mea inden|tata &amp; &s;ei&s;ina inde liberata &s;uum <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">obur obtineant &amp; effectu~, &amp; tunc bene liceat praefato S. W. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis ea rehabere, &amp; pacifice gaudere imperpetuum. In cuius rei~ te&s;timonium vni parri huius chartae indentatae penes me re|manen~ praefatus S. W. &s;igillum &s;uum appo&s;uit. Alteri vero parti huius chartae indentatae penes <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> S. W. reman~, ego <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> I. W. &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui, his te&s;tibus. Da|tum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme of a deed of Fee &s;imple, with con|dition to refeoffe the Morgageor.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos prae&s;ens &s;criptum in|dentatum peruenerit, I. N. de Oxon~ &s;alutem &amp;c. Cum
<PB REF="24"> H. P. de eadem dederit &amp; conce&s;&s;erit per chartam &s;uam feoffamenti, geren~ datum vltimo die Decembris, ante datum prae&s;entium vltimo praeterito, mihi praef. I. confirmauerit omnia illa terras &amp; tenementa &s;ua, reuer&s;iones, prata, pa&s;|cua, &amp; pa&s;turas, cum bo&s;cis, &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;is &amp; fo&s;&s;atis, &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs quae habuit in villa &amp; in campis de H. in comi|tatu Oxon~. Habendum &amp; tenendum mihi, haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis imperpetuum, prout in eadem charta &s;ua mihi inde confecta plenius continetur. Noueritis me prae|fatum I. demi&s;i&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc pre&s;enti &s;cripto meo in|dentato confirma&s;&s;e praedicto C. omnia illa praedicta terras, tenementa, redditus, &s;eruitia, prata, pa&s;cuas, &amp; pa&s;turas, cum bo&s;cis, &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;is &amp; fo&s;&s;atis, &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs. Habend' &s;ibi, haered', &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuu~, &s;ub forma &amp; con|ditione &s;equentibus, videlicet, quod &s;i praedictus C. &s;oluat, &s;eu &s;olui faciat, haeredes vel executores &s;ui &s;oluant, aut &s;olui faciant mihi praefato I. atturnato vel executoribus meis, in parochiali Eccle&s;ia omnium Sanctorum in Oxon~ xx. li. &s;terlingorum, ad fe&s;tum Pa&s;chae proxim~ futuro, quod ex|tunc prae&s;ens charta indentata, &amp; &s;ei&s;ina inde liberata, &s;uum robur obtineant &amp; effectum. Et &s;i defectus fiat in &s;olutione <ABBR>praedict</ABBR> viginti librarum contra formam praedictam, extunc prae&s;ens charta indentata, &amp; &s;ei&s;ina inde liberata &s;int vacua &amp; vana, ac pro nullis <ABBR>habeant</ABBR>, &amp; tunc bene liceat mihi prae|fato I. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis, in omnia praedicta ter|ras &amp; tenementa, redditus, reuer&s;iones, &s;eruitia, prata, pa&s;cua, &amp; pa&s;turas, cum caeteris praenomin<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">tis &amp; &s;uis pertine~tijs rein|trare, rehabe<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">e, &amp; ea re&s;ei&s;ire, &amp; reti<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ere, vt in &s;tatu meo pri&s;tino, ac <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> C. hered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uos inde totaliter ex|pellere, p~&s;enti charta indentata, aut &s;ei&s;ina inde liberata vllo modo non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c. vna parti huius Indentur~ &amp;c. <HI>But if there be many daies of pai|ment, then may yee proceed after this forme fol|lowing.</HI> Si praedictus C. &s;oluat, aut &s;olui faciat, haeredes &s;eu executores &s;ui &s;oluant, aut &s;olui faciant, mihi praefato I. atturnato &s;eu executoribus meis in parochiali Eccle&s;ia omnium Sanctorum Oxon~ viginti libr~ &s;terlingorum in for|ma &s;ub&s;cripta, videlicet, ad fe&s;tum Pa&s;chae proximum futu|rum po&s;t datum prae&s;entium xx. s'. ad fe&s;tum Natiuitatis S. Iohannis Bapti&s;tae tunc prox. <ABBR>&s;equent</ABBR> xx. s'. &amp; &s;ic de fe&s;to in fe&s;tum, de anno in annum, vnum po&s;t aliu~ continue &s;equen~,
<PB N="16" REF="24"> ad quemlibet fe&s;torum praedictorum xx. s'. quou&s;&abque; p~dictae xx. li plenari&eacute; per&s;oluantur, extunc p~&s;ens charta indentata &amp;c. Et &s;i defectus fiat in aliqua &s;olutione praedictarum vi|ginti librarum in parte, vel in toto, contra formam p~dictam, extunc &amp;c. <HI>(vt in charta praedicta)</HI> Proui&s;o &s;emper, quod &s;i praedictus C. vel aliquis alius nomine &s;uo allegauerit aliquam acquietantiam &s;eu &s;olutionem dictae pecuniae alibi forisfact', quam in Eccle&s;ia omnium Sanctorum praedict' contra me praefatum I. quod extunc idem C. vult &amp; concedit per prae|&s;entes, quod huiu&s;modi acquietantia in &s;olutione forin&s;eca nullius &s;it valoris. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a gift of a Manour with an Aduow|&s;on appendant thereunto by the King, to a man and his heires males.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c omnibus ad quos &amp;c Salutem Sciatis quod nos ex gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, &amp; in con&s;ideratione veri &amp; fide|lis &s;eruitij quod dilectus &s;eruiens no&s;ter A. B. nobis pre&s;titit, &amp; durante vita &s;ua pre&s;tare intendit, dedim&abus; &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">enore pre&s;enti<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">m damus &amp; concedimus praefato A. ma|nerium no&s;trum de B. cum &s;uis membris ac pertin~ in comi|tatu no&s;tr~ <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 word"> necnon Rectoriam de B. in eode~ comitatu P. ac Aquocationem Eccle&s;iae de B. praedict', vna cum omnib&abus; &amp; &s;ingulis &s;uis glebis decimis, oblationibus, mortuar~, por|cionibus, pencionibus, &amp; alijs &abpro;ficuis quibu&s;cunque eidem Rectoriae de B aliquo modo pertin~ &s;iue &s;pectantibus. Ac etiam aduocationem &amp; patronatum vicariae de B. praedicta, cum &s;uis iuribus &amp; pertinentijs vniuer&s;is: Necnon omnia &amp; &s;ingula me&s;uagia, terras, tenementa, prata, pa&s;cuas, pa&s;turas, bo&s;cos, &s;ubbo<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">os, redditus, reuer&s;iones, molendina, &s;eruitia, feoda militum, ward', maritagia, releuia, e&s;chaetas, commu|nias, aquas, &s;tagna, va&s;ta, warrennas, libertates, franche&s;. curias, letas, ac perqui&s;itiones curiae, aduocationem &amp; pa|tronatum vicariae de B. praedicta, ac etiam omnes alias ad|uocationes &amp; <ABBR>patronat</ABBR> Eccle&s;iarum, capellarum, cantuar', ac alia iura &amp; hereditamenta quecunque cum &s;uis pertinentijs vniuer&s;is in B. praedicta, ac alibi vbicun&abque; predicto manerio, rectoriae, vicariae, &s;eu eorum alicui &s;pectan~, &s;iue aliquo mo|do pertinentijs, aut quae v<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> membra vel parcella eorund' ma|nerij, rectoriae, vicariae, &s;iue eoru~ alicuius, habita, cognita, &s;iue
<PB REF="25"> reputata fuerunt. Quod quidem maneriu~ de B necno~ recto|ria, vicaria, terra, ten~ta, &amp; caetera oia &amp; &s;ingula p~mi&s;&s;a cum corum &abper;tinentijs inter alia ad manus no&s;tr~ deuenerunt, ac in manibus nr~is iam exi&s;tunt, ratione cuiu&s;dam finis inter nos &amp; A. B. <ABBR>leuat</ABBR>, &abpro;ut de recordo de termino &s;anctae Trinitatis, anno regni no&s;tri xxix plene liquet. Habendu~ &amp; tenendum omnia &amp; &s;ingula &s;upradicta man~ium, me&s;uagiu~, terras, tene|me~ta, prata, pa&s;cuas, pa&s;turas, bo&s;cos, &amp; &s;ubbo&s;cos, redditus, reuer&s;iones, molendina, &s;eruitia, feoda militum, ward', mari|tagia, releuia, e&s;chaetas, communias, aquas, &s;tagna, va&s;ta, warrennas, libertates, franche&s;. curias, lotas, perqui&s;itiones curiae, rectoriam, aduocationes &amp; patronatus Eccle&s;iarum, capellarum, cantuarium, &amp; vicariam p~drct', glebas, decimas, oblationes, obuentiones, mortuaria, portiones, pen&s;i<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">nes, ac omnia &amp; &s;ingula caetera p~mi&s;&s;a cum &s;uis membris &amp; perti|nentijs vniu~&s;is vniu~&s;is p~fato A.B. &amp; heredibus ma&s;culis de corpore &s;uo legitime &abpro;creatis. Tenendum de nobis &amp; hered' no&s;tris in capite, per &s;eruitium quinte partis vnius feodi Militis pro omni &s;eruitio, exactione, &amp; demanda quacun&abque;, ab&s;&abque; com|poto &s;eu ratiocinio, &s;iue aliquo alio nobis, heredibus, &amp; &s;uc|ce&s;&s;. no&s;tr~, pro ei&s;dem reddendo vel faciendo. Et vlterius ex vberiore gratia no&s;tra dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac tenore p~&s;entium damus &amp; concedimus p~f. A.B omnes &amp; &s;ingulos exitus, redditus, firmas, &abpro;ficua, &amp; emolumenta manerij, me|&s;uag', terrarum, teneme~torum, Rectoriae, &amp; caeterorum prae|mi&s;&s;orum &s;uperius expre&s;&s;oru~ &amp; &s;pecificatorum cum perti|nentijs, a fe&s;to &s;anctae Michaelis archangeli vltim~ p~terito, hucu&s;que &abpro;uenien~ &amp; cre&s;cen~. Habendum eide~ A. ex dono no&s;tro, ab&s;que compoto aliquo, vel alio pro ei&s;dem, nobis, he edibus, vel &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no&s;tris quoquo modo &s;oluendo, reddendo, exigendo, &s;eu faciendo. Eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
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<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Charter of Fee taile Tripartite.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant prae&s;entes ac futuri, quod ego A. B. de Oxon~, dedi conce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac pre&s;enti charta mea tripartita indentata confirmaui C. B. filio meo, totum illud ten~tum meum, vna cum horto &s;eu gardino <ABBR>adiacent</ABBR>, &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs quod habeo in tali vico, nempe in parochia diuae Mariae de Oxon~ p~dicta, iacens &amp; &s;ituatum inter tenementum P. C. ex parte
<PB N="17" REF="25"> Au&s;trali, &amp; tenementum W. M. ex parte Boreali, cuius vnum quidem caput abuttat &s;uper pomarium P. C. ver&s;us Occidentem, alterum vero caput eiu&s;dem abuttat &s;uper vi|cum praedictum Orientem ver&s;us. Habendum &amp; tenendum praedictum tenementum cum horto &s;eu gardino &s;ui&s;&abque; perti|nentijs praefato C. B. &amp; haeredibus de corpore eius legitim&egrave; procreatis, &amp; pro defectu haeredis de corpor~ dicti C. legitime <ABBR>procreat</ABBR>; Volo quod praedictum tenementum cum gardino &s;ui&s;qu&egrave; pertinentijs C. B. filio meo natu minori &s;eu iuniori integre remaneat. Habendum &amp; tenend' illi &amp; haered' de corpor~ &s;uo legitime procreatis, de capitalibus dn~is feodi, Et pro defectu haeredum de corpore ip&s;ius D. legitime <ABBR>pro|creat</ABBR>, Volo quod praedictum tenementum cum gardino &s;eu horto &s;ui&s;que pertinentijs integre remaneat haeredibus legiti|mis praedicti C. B imperpetuum. Et ego vero praenomina|tus A. B. &amp; haered' mei praedictum tenementum cum gar|dino &amp; &s;uis pertinen~ praefato C. B. haeredibu&s;que de corpore &s;uo legitime procreatis in forma praemi&s;&s;a, contra omnes gentes warrantizab. &amp; imperpetuum defendemus. In cuius rei te&s;timonium duabus quidem partibus huius chartae meae tripartite indentate penes praefatos C. &amp; D. <ABBR>remanent</ABBR>, Si|gillum meum appo&s;ui Tertiae vero parti eiu&s;dem <ABBR>chart</ABBR> pe|nes me praefatum A. B. <ABBR>remanent</ABBR>, praedicti C. &amp; D. &s;igilla &s;ua appo&s;uerunt, his te&s;tibus &amp;c.</P>
<P>Eodem modo de Chartis quadripartitis, quinquepartitis, &amp; &s;imilibus dicendum e&s;t.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A forme of a Gift in Frankmariage.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant tam prae&s;entes quam futuri, me W. H. de W. de|di&s;&s;e &amp; conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, ac prae&s;enti charta mea confirma&s;&s;e I.H. filio meo, &amp; Margaritae vxori eius, filio vero T. N. in liberum Maritagium, vnum me&s;uagium quod habeo &amp;c. Habendum &amp; tenendum predict' &amp;c. praefatis I. &amp; Marga|ritae vxori &s;uae, &amp; haeredibus de eorum corporibus legitime procreatis, de me, &amp; haeredibus meis imperpetuum. Et ego vero praenominatus W. H. &amp; heredes mei praedictum me&s;u|agium &amp;c. praefatis I. &amp; Margaritae vxori &s;uae, &amp; hered' de eorundem corporibus legitime procreatis, contra omnes gentes warrantizab. ac aduer&s;us capitales dominos, caete|ro&s;que vniuer&s;os acquietab. &amp; defendemus imperpetuum.
<PB REF="26"> In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic prae&s;enti chartae meae &s;igil|lum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme of a gift in the &s;peciall tayle.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. dedi&s;&s;e &amp; conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, ac tenore prae&s;entium dare &amp; concedere A. B. totum dominium &amp;c. Haben|dum, tenendum, &amp; gaudendum dictum dominium &amp;c. prae|fato A. B. &amp; heredibus ma&s;culis de corpore ip&s;ius A. inter cundem A. B. &amp; dominam Elizabeth' vxorem eiu&s;dem A. legitim&egrave; procreatis &amp; procreandis. Tenendum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme of a &s;peciall tayle.</HEAD>
<P>PAteat prae&s;entibus &amp; futuris, quod ego H. B. dedi &amp; con|ce&s;&s;i, ac per prae&s;entes do &amp; concedo chari&s;&s;imis mihi in Chri&s;to, Henrico D. &amp; Annae vxori eius manerium illud meum &amp;c. Habendum, tenendum, &amp; fruendum praedictum manerium &amp;c. praefatis H.D &amp; A. vxori &s;uae, ac haeredibus ma&s;culis de corporibus eorum inter eos legitim&egrave; procrea|tis &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Fee &s;imple made in exchange of two parts of a Manor, and Aduow&s;on.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant prae&s;entes &amp; futuri, me W. S. Militem, dedi&s;&s;e, con|ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hac prae&s;enti charta mea indentata confirma&s;&s;e I. S. Militi, duas partes manerij mei de B. in comitatu de B. cum omnibus natiuis meis ac mancipijs &amp; eorum &s;eque|la, tam procreata quam procreanda, cum omnibus terris, fundis, &amp; tenementis, redditibus, &amp; &s;eruitijs, tam liberis quam &s;eruilibus, &s;eu natiuis, ac cum tribus Molendinis, quorum vnum e&s;t aquaticum, duo vero ventilia, necnon cum &s;ecta multurae, tam liberorum quam natiuorum: vna cum pra|tis, pa&s;cuis, pa&s;turis, vijs, &s;emitis, ripis, aquis, pi&s;cinis, &s;tagn~, viuarijs, turbarijs, pomarijs, hortis, gardinis, curtilagijs, ho|magijs, wardis, maritagijs, communijs, bo&s;cis, &s;ubbo&s;cis, warrennis, moris, mari&s;cis, releuijs, e&s;chaetis, curijs, &amp; &s;ectis curiae, cum vi&s;u franciplegij, cumque alijs &s;uis iuribus perti|nentijs, con&s;uetudinibus, libertatibus, commoditatibus, &amp; emolumentis quibu&s;cunque eidem manerio &s;pectantibus.
<PB N="18" REF="26"> Dedi in&s;uper &amp; conce&s;&s;i praefato I. S. aduocationem Ec|cle&s;iae de E. p~dicto manerio &s;pectantem, necnon reuer&s;io|onem tertiae partis praedicti manerij, quam quidem tertiam partem Alicia mater mea tenet ratione ac nomine dotis &s;uae cum acciderit, nempe po&s;t di&s;ce&s;&s;um eiu&s;dem Aliciae. Ha|bendum &amp; tenendum praedict' duas partes manerij p~dicti~, cum omnibus natiuis &s;eu villanis meis &amp;c. vna cum aduo|catione dictae Eccle&s;iae, ac reuer&s;ione tertie partis praed' ma|nerij cum accideret, praenominato Iohanni, heredibus &amp; a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, in commutationem &s;eu excambi|um plenamque recompen&s;ationem pro manerio &s;uo de H.M. in <ABBR>comit</ABBR> Oxon~, quod ego habeo ex dono &amp; feoffa|mento praef. I. per excambiu~ praedictum, de capitalibus do|minis feodi illius, per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;uera, &s;ub forma &amp; conditione &s;equenti: videlicet, &s;i p~dictum ma|nerium de H. cum &s;uis pertinen~, vel aliqua eiu&s;dem parcella impo&s;terum ac deinceps, a me, vel heredibus meis, aut &agrave; meis a&s;&s;ignatis, iu&s;to titulo &amp; ex antiquo tempore motu per legis proce&s;&s;um &amp; iudicium in curia domini Reg. redditum &s;eu reddendum recuperetur, aut per &s;tatutum Stapulae, vel Mercatorem, recognitionem, vel conce&s;&s;ionem annuitatis ante haec tempora per po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ores dicti manerij de H. fact' &s;eu cognitum oneretur &s;eu extendatur, quod extunc bene li|ceat mihi praefato W. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis, p~dictum manerium de C. cum omnibus natiuis meis &amp; eorum &s;eque|la &amp;c. vna cum aduocatione &amp; reuer&s;ione praedict', re&s;ei&s;ire, reintrare, &amp; ea rehabere &amp; retinere, vt in &s;tatu meo pri&s;tino, hac prae&s;enti charta mea indentata, &s;ignata, ac inde <ABBR>liberat</ABBR>, tradita, vel vllo modo non ob&s;tante. Et ego &s;ane praedictus W. &amp; heredes mei p~dictum manerium de C. cum omnibus natiuis meis, &amp; eor~ &s;equela &amp;c vna cum aduocatione &amp;c. ac reuer&s;ione tertiae partis &amp;c. cum acciderit, praefato Ioh. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis in forma praedicta, co~tra omnes gentes warrantizab<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">mus, pre&s;tabimus, &amp; imperpetuum de|fendemus. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c. vni quide~ parti hu|ius chartae meae indentate penes <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> I. C. <ABBR>remanent</ABBR>, &s;igillu~ meum appo&s;ui, alteri vero parti eiu&s;dem charte &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme of an Exchange.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem &amp;c. Sciatis quod nos tam in contemplatione boni &amp; &s;idelis &s;erlitij nobis per
<PB REF="27"> dilectum famulum no&s;trum Iohannem C. in comitatu no|&s;tro Surr~ genero&s;um, ante haec pre&s;titi &amp; impen&s;i, quam in con&s;ideratione ac in plena recompen&s;atione cuiu&s;dam me|&s;uagij cum pertinen~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> W. per dictum I. C. nobis, he|redibus, &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no&s;tris imperpetuum nuper dati &amp; venditi: ac etiam in con&s;ideratione centum libraru~ legalis monetae Angliae, nobis &amp; ad v&s;um no&s;trum per ip&s;um I.C. heredes, executores, vel admini&s;tratores &s;uos &s;olutarum &amp; &s;oluendarum, de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali &amp;c. dedimus &amp; con|ce&s;&s;imus &amp;c. manerium no&s;trum de N. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Charter for terme of life of a me&s;uage, without impeachment of wa&s;t.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant pre&s;e~tes &amp; futuri, quod ego W.H. de Waltam &amp;c. dedi &amp; conce&s;&s;i &amp;c. Richardo L. vnum me&s;uagium cu~ curtilagio adiacente, &amp; tribus acris terre, &amp; vno crofto adia|cente, nimirum in terras &amp;c. Habendum predictum me&s;ua|gium cum curtilagio &amp;c. <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> R. ad terminum vitae &s;uae, de me &amp; heredibus meis, ab&s;&abque; impetitione va&s;ti: reddend' inde annuatim mihi &amp; heredibus meis, vnam ro&s;am rubeam (&s;i tamen petatur) ad fe&s;tum Sancti Iohannis Bapti&s;tae &amp;c. &amp; faciend' &s;ectam Curiae meae de W. de men&s;e in men&s;em, pro omnibus alijs &s;eruitijs, exactionibus, &amp; dema~dis, toties quo|ties dicta curia mea teneri contigerit. Et po&s;t dece&s;&s;um pre|dicti R. tunc praedictu~ me&s;uagium cum curtilagio &amp;c mihi praefato W. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis imperpetuum reuerta|tur ab&s;&abque; impetitione va&s;ti. Et ego vero <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> W. &amp; here|des mei predictum me&s;uagium cum curtilagio &amp;c. prefato R. ad terminum vitae &s;uae per &s;eruitia &s;uperius dicta &amp; ex|pre&s;&s;a, contra omnes gentes warrantizabimus, tuebimur, &amp; defendemus per p~&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timonium vni parti huius p~&s;entis chartae meae, &s;igillum &amp;c. alteri vero parti &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt for terme of life of Manors with the ap|purtenances to a &s;pirituall per&s;on, with a di&s;pen|&s;ation of the &s;tatute made xxj. Henrie the viij.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis quod nos &amp;c. Roberto F. clerico, maneria, dominia, &amp; tenem~ta no&s;tra
<PB N="91" REF="27"> de N. &amp;c. ac omnia &amp; &s;ingula edificia, domus, gardina, ter|ras, tenementa, prata, pa&s;cua, pa&s;turas, bo&s;cos, &s;ubbo&s;cos, ac redditus &amp; &s;eruitia, omnium &amp; &s;ingulorum tenenc', tam li|berorum quam natiuorum, ac tenentium per copias Rotulo|rum curiae &amp; ceterorum tenentium cu&s;tomariorum, &amp; te|nentium ad terminum vite, vel ad terminos annorum, ac omnes et &s;ingulos redditus &amp; firmas &s;uper quibu&s;cunque di|mi&s;&s;ionibus, conce&s;&s;ionibus, &s;iue traditionibus de premi&s;&s;is, vel eorum aliquo factis quoui&s;modo re&s;eruatis. Et in&s;uper, reuer&s;iones, feoda militum, ward as, maritagia, curias, letas vi&s;us franciplegij, &amp; omnia ea que ad vi&s;um francipleg. pertinent, fines, amerciamenta, exitus, proficua, warrennas, aquas, pi&s;carias, libertates, franche&s;ias, commoditates, e|molumenta, hereditamenta no&s;tra quecunque cum &s;uis per|tinen' dict' manerijs, dominiis, &amp; ten~tis de N. &amp;c. &amp; eorum cuilibet, &s;iue eorum alicui pertinen' &s;iue &s;pectan~, &s;iue par|cella aut parcelle eorundem aut eorum alicuius exi&s;ten~ aut fore <ABBR>reputat.</ABBR> Et vlterius &amp;c. Rectoriam no&s;tram eccle&s;iae parochialis de. N. &amp;c. Habendum &amp; tenendum omnia &amp; &s;ingula praedict' maneria &amp;c. prefato R. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, pro termino &amp; ad terminum vite ip&s;ius Roberti. Tenen|dum de nobis haeredibus &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no&s;tris per fideli|tatem et redditum xl. librarum &amp;c. pro omnibus &s;eruitijs, redditibus, &amp; demandis quibu&s;cunque &amp;c. Ac in&s;uper de gratia no&s;tra predicta volumus &amp; per pre&s;entes pro no|bis, heredibus et &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus no&s;tris licentiam, facultatem|que &s;pecialem prefato R. damus et concedimus, quod i|dem R. et a&s;&s;ignati eius, omnia et &s;ingula predicta mane|ria, me&s;uagia, terras, tenementa, prata, pa&s;cuas, pa&s;turas, bo&s;cos, &s;ubbo&s;cos redditus, reuer&s;iones, &s;eruitia, &amp; cetera premi&s;&s;a cum &s;uis pertin~, virtute et virgore harum literar~ patenc' habere, gaudere, tenere po&s;&s;et et valeat, pro termi|no vite ip&s;ius R. erga nos, heredes &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;ores no&s;tros: Quodam Statuto in anno vice&s;imo primo regni no&s;tri e|dito &s;piritualibus &s;eu eccle&s;ia&s;ticis per&s;onis concernente atque &s;pectante, per quod quidem &s;tatutum ordinatum &amp; &s;tabilitum exi&s;tit inter alta, quod nulla &s;piritual' &s;eu eccle|&s;ia&s;tica per&s;ona &s;ecularis vel regularis cuiu&s;cunque gradus exi&s;tit, deinceps ad firma~ recipere po&s;&s;it &s;ibi vel alicui per|&s;one vel aliquibus per&s;onis ad eius v&s;um, &amp; dimi&s;&s;ione &s;eu conce&s;&s;ione nr~a, aut alicuius &s;iue aliquarum aliarum per&s;o|narum
<PB REF="28"> per literas patentes, Indenturas, &s;cripta, verba, vel quocunque alio modo, aliqua maneria, terras, tenementa, &s;eu alia hereditamenta ad terminum vitae, annorum vel ad vo|luntatem, &s;ub pena in eodem actu expre&s;&s;a, non ob&s;tante. Ac quod idem R. &amp; a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui omnia &amp; &s;ingula maneria praedicta, fundos, terras, tenementa, cetera&abque; premi&s;&s;a vni|uer&s;a, habere, tenere, &amp; occupare po&s;&s;it &amp; valeat pro te<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">|mino vitae ip&s;ius R. ab&s;&abque; aliquibus primis fructibus pro pre|mi&s;&s;is &s;eu aliqua inde parcella nobis, heredibus vel &s;ucce&s;&s;o|ribus no&s;tris pro ei&s;dem reddend' &s;eu faciend': aliquo &s;tatu|to, ordinatione, &s;iue proui&s;o, &s;eu aliqua alia re, cau&s;a, vel ma|teria quacunque in contrarium huius edit' &s;eu proui&s;. non ob&s;tante &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Hereafter en&s;ueth diuers formes and manners of Lea&s;es.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a lea&s;e by Indenture of a tenement in London or el&s;-where.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the 25. day of Aprill, in the xxxv. yere of our Soueraigne Lord King Henrie the eight, Betwene W. P. Citizen &amp; Gold&s;mith of London, Ma&s;ter of the the Guild or fraternitie of Saint N. founded within the pari&s;h Church of S. N. R. A. and R. C. citizens and Marchant Tailors of Londo~, Wardens of the &s;aid Guild or fraternitie on the one partie, and R. S. of London E&s;quire on the other partie. Witne&s;&s;eth, that the &s;aid Ma&s;ter &amp; Wardens for them &amp; their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, with the a&s;|&s;ent, wil and con&s;ent of all the brethren &amp; &s;i&s;ters of the &s;aid fraternity or guild, haue granted, demi|&s;ed, and to farme letten to the &s;aid R. S. by the&s;e pre&s;ents, all that their me&s;uage or tenement and garden therunto adioining, with &s;ellers, &s;ollers, &amp; all other apputenances there to belonging cal|led A. B. &s;et and being in Fleet&s;treet afore&s;aid,
<PB N="20" REF="28"> in the pari&s;h of &amp;c. that is to wit, betweene the tenement pertaining to the Deane and Canons of the Kings chappell of S. within the palace of &amp;c. now in the holding of I.C. on the ea&s;t part, and a tenement pertaining to the &s;aid fraternity, now in the tenure of T.W. on the we&s;t part, and the gardens pertaining to the craft or my&s;terie of Gold&s;miths of London in the north part, and the tenements pertaining to the &s;aid fraternitie, wherein I. D. Waxchandlor and I. F. gentlema~ now dwell on the &s;outh part. To haue and to hold the &s;aid me&s;uage or tenement, &amp; other the premi&s;|&s;es aboue letten with thappurtenances to the &s;aid R. S. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of the Annunciation of our ble&s;&s;ed Lady the vir|gin la&s;t pa&s;t, before the date hereof, vnto the end and terme of thirtie yeares then next en&s;uing, and fully to be complete. Yeelding and paying therof yerely during the &s;aid terme, to the &s;aid Mai&s;ter and Wardens, and to their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors or a&s;&s;ignes, iiij <ABBR>l.</ABBR> of good and lawfull money of England, at foure termes of the yeare: that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of the Natiuitie of Saint I. Bapti&s;t: Saint Machael tharchangell: the Natiuitie of our Lord God: at the Annunciation of our Lady the virgin, by euen portions. And if it happen the &s;aid yerely rent of iiij. pounds to bee behind vn|payed, in part or in all, by the &s;pace of one moneth next after any of the &s;aid fea&s;ts of paiment, at the which it ought to bee payed: that then it &s;hall be lawfull to the &s;aid Ma&s;ter and Wardens, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors into the &s;aid me&s;uage or tenement, and other the premi&s;&s;es aboue letten with thap|purtenances, and euery parcell thereof to enter and di&s;traine, &amp; the di&s;tre&s;&s;es &s;o there taken law|fully, to beare, leade, driue, and carry away, and the &s;ame to withhold and keepe, vntill they of the &s;aid yearely rent, and euery parcell thereof, with the arrerages of the &s;ame if any bee, vnto them be fully contented, &s;ati&s;fied, and payed. And the &s;ayd R. S. for him, his executors, and
<PB REF="29"> a&s;&s;ignes, couenanteth and granteth, to and with the &s;aid Ma&s;ters and Wardens &amp; their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he the &s;ame R. S. his exe|cutors and a&s;&s;ignes, at his and their proper co&s;ts and charges, the &s;aid me&s;uage or tenement, and other the premi&s;&s;es aboue letten with thappurte|nances, with the pauements and wydraughts of the &s;ame, in and by all things well and &s;ufficient|ly &s;hall repaire, &s;u&s;taine, maintaine, &s;coure, and clen&s;e, as often as need &s;hall require, during the &s;aid terme, and the &s;ame &s;o repaired, &s;coured, &amp; clen&s;ed, and all gla&s;&s;e windowes, yron, doores, lockes, and keyes, (as it is thereof and there|with now fully furni&s;hed and garni&s;hed) at the end of the &s;ame terme &s;hall leaue and yeeld vp. And it &s;hal be lawful to the &s;aid Ma&s;ter &amp; War|dens and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, at all times during the &s;aid terme at their libertie and plea&s;ure, to come and enter into the &s;aid me&s;uage or tenement, and other the premi&s;&s;es aboue letten with thappurte|nances, and euery parcell thereof, there to view and &s;earch what reparations &s;hall bee needfull to be made and done: and vpon &s;uch view and &s;earch had, the &s;aid R. S. for him, his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, conenanteth and graunteth, to and with the &s;aid Ma&s;ter and Wardens and their &s;ucce&s;|&s;ors, by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;ame R. his exe|cutors and a&s;&s;ignes, at his and their proper co&s;ts and charges, &s;hall during the &s;ayd terme, within one quarter of a yeare next after motion and knowledge to him or them giuen by the &s;aid Ma|&s;ter and Wardens, or their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, well and &s;ufficiently from time to time repaire and amend all &s;uch defaults and lackes of reparations, as there &s;hall happen to bee found. And that the &s;ame R. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, during the &s;aid terme, &s;hall peaceably and quietly permit and &s;uffer the &s;aid T. W. and all other tenants of the &s;aid fraternitie dwelling there about, to haue, v&s;e, and enioy all &s;uch lights, penthou&s;es, and other ea&s;ements, as now be and appertayne
<PB N="21" REF="29"> to their &s;euerall tenements or man&s;ions, without any &s;topping, darkning, empairing, or breaking, hurting or dimini&s;hing, and without let, inter|ruption, or di&s;turbance of the &s;ame R. his execu|tors or a&s;&s;ignes, or of any other per&s;on or per|&s;ons by his or their commaundement or procure|ment. And it &s;hall not bee lawfull to the &s;aid R S. his executors nor a&s;&s;ignes to bargaine, grant, alien, let, or &s;et his lea&s;e, intere&s;t, or terme, of and in the &s;aid me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es aboue letten, nor any parcell thereof to any per|&s;on or per&s;ons during the &s;aid terme, but onely at will from yeare to yeare without the con&s;ent &amp; agreement of the &s;aid Ma&s;ter and Wardens, or their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors fir&s;t had and obtained in writing, vnder the common &s;eale of the &s;aid fraternitie. And the &s;aid Mai&s;ter and Wardens for them &amp; their &s;ucce&s;&s;ours, couenant and graunt, to and with the &s;aid R. S. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;ame Ma&s;ter &amp; War|dens, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, at their proper co&s;ts and charges &s;hal beare and pay all manner quite rents, if any &s;uch bee due, or to be due, and going out, of, and for the &s;aid me&s;uage and tenement and other the premi&s;&s;es aboue letten, during the &s;aid terme, and therefore &s;hall acquite, di&s;charge, and &s;aue harmeles the &s;aid R. S. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, during the &s;aid term by the&s;e pre&s;ents. And the &s;aid Ma&s;ter and Wardens for them and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors couenant &amp; grant, to and with the &s;aid R. S. by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if the &s;ame R. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes wel and truely keepe, per|forme and fulfill, all and euerie the couenants, graunts, agreements, articles, &amp; paiments aboue rehear&s;ed, which on his or their part are to be hol|den, performed, fulfilled and kept, then an obliga|tion of the date hereof, wherein the &s;aid R. S. &s;ta~|deth and is bound to the &s;aid Ma&s;ter &amp; wardens, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors in the &s;umme of xl. poundes &s;terling, &s;hall be void and of none effect. In wit|ne&s;&s;e whereof to the one part of this Indenture
<PB REF="30"> remaining with the &s;aid Ma&s;ter and Wardens, &amp; their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, the &s;aid Richard Simon hath put his &s;eale, and to the other part of the &s;ame Indenture remaining with the &s;ame R. the &s;aid Ma&s;ter &amp; wardens haue put their common &s;eale of the &s;aid Fraternitie. Giuen the day and yere a|boue written.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A copie of a Lea&s;e made by a Par&s;on of a pari&s;h Church of his Par&s;onage.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the xx. day of March, in the &amp;c. Betweene I. C. Deane of the Col|ledge of Saint S. in the county of M. and par&s;on of the pari&s;h Church of G. within the lord&s;hip of G. in N. of the one partie, and T. B. Gentleman of the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid I. C Par&s;on of the pari&s;h afore&s;aid, hath demi&s;ed, graunted, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents, for him and his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors par&s;ons of the &s;ame pari&s;h church, de|mi&s;eth, graunteth, &amp; to ferme letteth vnto the &s;aid T. B. all the fore&s;aid pari&s;h Church and par&s;o|nage of G. afore&s;aid, and all that the man&s;ion place of the &s;aid Par&s;onage, with all hou&s;es, barnes, &s;tables, and other edifices thereunto in any manner wi&s;e appertayning or belonging, to|gether with all glebe lands, and all other lands, tenements, rents, reuer&s;ions, &s;eruices, tithes, por|tions, annuities, free chappels, oblations, offe|rings, fruits, obuentions, emoluments, commodi|ties, profits, ca&s;ualties, and aduantages to the &s;aid pari&s;h Church and par&s;onage, and either of them, or to the &s;aid I. C. by rea&s;on thereof, in any maner wi&s;e appertaining or belonging: Except &amp; re&s;erued vnto the &s;aid I. C. &amp; his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors par|&s;ons there, during &amp; for &s;uch time only as the &s;ame I. C. or his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors par&s;ons there &s;hall bee par|&s;onally re&s;ident &amp; abiding on the &s;aid par&s;onage, the&s;e parcels of the premi&s;&s;es hereafter following that is to &s;ay, the hall, a great chamber ouer the &s;ame hal, the buttery, the larder, the kitchin, with
<PB N="22" REF="30"> al chambers ouer the &s;ame kitchin, buttery, &amp; lar|der, together with a &s;table parcell of the premi&s;|&s;es. To haue and to hold al the &s;aid pari&s;h church and par&s;onage, and all other the premi&s;&s;es with all and &s;inguler their appurtenances aboue letten (except in manner and forme before excepted) vn|to the &s;aid T. B. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of the Annunciation of our Lady &s;aint Mary next comming, after the date of the&s;e pre|&s;ent Indentures, vnto the end and terme of xxi. yeres, then next &amp; immediatly following, and ful|ly fro~ henceforth to be complet &amp; ended. Yeelding and paying therefore yerely during the &s;aid terme of xxi. yeres, vnto the &s;aid I. C. and to his &s;uc|ce&s;&s;ors Par&s;ons of the &s;aid Church, one yerely rent of lxxx. li. of good and lawful money of Eng|land, to be paid yerely at two termes in the yere, that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of Saint Michael the Archangel, and the Annuntiation of our Ladie Saint Marie, by euen portions, or within twenty daies next and immediatly en&s;uing either of the &s;ame fea&s;ts, which &s;aid yerely rent of lxxx. ii. the &s;aid T. B. couenanteth &amp; granteth by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, to and with the &s;aid I. C. truely to content and pay yerely vnto the &s;aid I. C. at the dwel|ling hou&s;e of the &s;aid I. C. at &s;aint S. afore&s;aid, at the fea&s;ts and daies of payment afore&s;aid, or within the &s;pace of xx. daies next and immediatlie en&s;uing the &s;ame fea&s;ts and daies of paiment, for, and by all &s;uch time as the &s;aid I. C. &s;hall conti|nue and be Par&s;on of the &s;aid Church of G. And the &s;aid I.C. and his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors Par&s;ons of the &s;aid Church of G. couenanteth and granteth, to and with the &s;aid T. B. his executors and a&s;&s;igns by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that hee the &s;aid I. C. and his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors Par&s;ons of the &s;aid Church of G. at his and their co&s;ts, charges, &amp; expences, &s;hall from time to time, as often as need &s;hall require, during the &s;aid terme of xxi. yeres well and &s;uf|ficiently maintaine, repaire, make and amend a&s;well the Chauncell of the &s;aid Church, and al
<PB REF="31"> other things therunto belonging, as the &s;aid ma~|&s;ion hou&s;es, &s;tables, barnes, &amp; other edifices, the repairing of thacthing, and dawbing of them on|ly except, which thatching, &amp; daubing the &s;aid T. B. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes at their proper co&s;ts and charges &s;hall repaire, make &amp; amend during the &s;aid terme. And al&s;o the &s;aid I. C. for him and his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors par&s;ons of the &s;aid Church of G. at their proper co&s;ts, charges &amp; expences, &s;hal beare and pay all manner, di&s;mes, &s;ub&s;idies, graunts, &s;ummes of money, and other charges what&s;oeuer they be, as well now graunted, as hereafter to be graunted our Soueraigne Lord the King, his heires and &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, as all other ordinarie char|ges to any other per&s;on or per&s;ons, due or to bee due, &amp; now going out of the &s;aid pari&s;h Church, &amp; par&s;onage, or of any other the premi&s;&s;es: or wher|with the premi&s;&s;es or any part therof be or may be charged. And that the &s;aid I. C. and his &s;ucce&s;|&s;ors par&s;ons there, &s;hal thereof, and of euery part thereof clerely acquire, di&s;charge, &s;aue, and keepe harmele&s;&s;e the &s;aid T. B. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;igns during the &s;aid terme, except proces and &s;inages of the premi&s;&s;es before letten, which the &s;aid T. B. for him his executors and a&s;&s;ignes promi&s;eth and graunteth to beare and pay during the &s;aide terme. And the &s;aid T B couenanteth &amp; graun|teth to and with the &s;aid I. C. and his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors par&s;ons there by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that hee the &s;aid T. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, at their proper co&s;ts and charges during the terme, &s;hal finde an, able and &s;ufficient P<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ie&s;t to &s;erue and keepe the Cure at N. being a member or chappel of the &s;aid par|&s;onage, to &s;ing &amp; &s;ay diuine Seruice daily, &amp; there to mini&s;ter diuine Sacraments &amp; Sacramentals to the pari&s;hioners there inhabiting, during the term~ afore&s;aid. And al&s;o it is agreed between the &s;aid parties, that the &s;ame T. B. nor his executors ne a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall not &s;el, giue ne grant, during the &s;aid terme, any part of the woods belo~ging to the &s;aid par&s;onage, ne cut downe any part therof, but
<PB N="23" REF="31"> onely for the nece&s;&s;ary hou&s;bote, hedgebote, plow|bote, and firebote, to be &s;pent onely in, vpon, and about the premi&s;&s;es. And if it fortune y^e &s;aid yere|ly rent of lxxx li or any part thereof to be behind and not paid by the &s;pace of vj. monethes next af|ter any of the &s;aid fea&s;tes or dayes of payment, in which it ought to be paied in maner and forme a|fore&s;aid, that then it &s;hal be lawfull to the &s;aid I. &amp; his &s;ucce&s;&s;ors par&s;ons there into the &s;aid church and par&s;onage, and into all and &s;inguler other the premi&s;&s;es, with their appurtenances aboue letten, wholy to reenter, &amp; thereof the &s;aid T. his execu|tors and a&s;&s;ignes vtterly to expell &amp; put out, and the &s;ame to haue and repo&s;&s;e&s;&s;e againe as in their former e&s;tate, this Indenture or any thing there|in contained to the contrary notwith&s;tanding In witne&s;&s;e whereof the parties afore&s;aid to the&s;e pre&s;ent Indentures interchangeably haue &s;et to their Scales, the day, moneth, and yeare aboue written.</P>
<P><HI>&para;Yee &s;hall note, that if any fine or portion of money be paid on the behalfe of the farmer, for the obtaining of the Lea&s;e, then it were not ami&s;&s;e to expre&s;&s;e the &s;ame in the Lea&s;e after this &s;ort.</HI></P>
<P>THis Indenture made the &amp;c. betweene A. B. &amp;c. on the one part, and C. D. on the other part, witne&s;&s;eth, that the &s;aid A. B. for a certaine &s;umme of money to him by the &s;aid C. D. in hand contented and paid, whereof the &s;aid A. B. know|ledgeth him&s;elfe to be fully &s;ati&s;fied, contented &amp; paid, and the &s;aid C. D. his heires, executors and a&s;&s;ignes thereof to be acquited and di&s;charged for euer by the&s;e pre&s;ents, hath demi&s;ed, graunted and to farme letten &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Lea&s;e made by a Deane and Chap|ter of a Par&s;onage appropriate.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made between B. F. Deane of the colledge of M. in the county of S. and the
<PB REF="32"> Chapter of the &s;ame Colledge on the one party, and N. L. of A. in the &s;ame countie of S. E&s;quire on the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth, that the &s;aid Deane and Chapter with whole mind, voice, and a&s;&s;ent, haue graunted and to farme letten to the &s;aid N. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes their Par&s;onage of A. afore&s;aid, with al their lay fee, lands, &amp; other the appurtenances to the &s;ame belonging with|in the &s;aid pari&s;h of A. and C. (the Aduow&s;on of the vicarage, wardes, mariages, hariots, re|liefes, woods, &amp; vnderwoodes, to the &s;aid Deane and Chapter, alwaies except and re&s;erued.) To haue and to hold all the premi&s;&s;es (except before excepted) to the &s;aid N. his heires, executors, or a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of Chri&s;tmas la&s;t pa&s;t be|fore the dare of this Inde~ture, to the end &amp; terme of xxj. yeres next en&s;uing. Yeelding &amp; paying yere|ly therefore ix. li. of good &amp; lawful money of Eng|land, by euen portions: that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of the Natiuity of S. I. Bapti&s;t, &amp; Chri&s;tmas. And the &s;aid Deane &amp; Chapter &s;hall pay &amp; di&s;charge the &s;aid N. his executors, heires, &amp; a&s;&s;ignes to the king our Soueraigne Lord of al maner di&s;mes or other duties due, granted, or hereafter to be gran|ted, during the &s;aid terme. And al&s;o the &s;aid Deane &amp; Chapter &s;hal maintaine, &s;u&s;taine &amp; keep all maner of reparatio~s nece&s;&s;ary for the man&s;ion hou&s;e of the &s;aid par&s;onage, &amp; euery parcell there|of, and al&s;o the Chauncel, and of the &s;aid Church of A. a&s;much as &s;hall belong to the charge of the &s;aid Deane &amp; Chapter, all times when need &s;hall require during the &s;aid terme. And the &s;aid Dean &amp; chapter grant by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;aid N. his heires, &amp; a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall haue yerely during the &s;ayd terme, nece&s;&s;ary firebot, hedgebote, hou&s;e|bote, carbote, &amp; ploughbote, for the &s;aid hou&s;e &amp; lands, to be take~ within the grou~ds belonging to the fore&s;aid par&s;onage without &s;treap or wa&s;t, du|ring the &s;aid terme. And the fore&s;aid N. couenan|teth &amp; graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he nor a|ny other for him &s;hal pay any maner of tithes, nor
<PB N="24" REF="32"> otherwi&s;e, to the vicar of A. for the &s;aid Deane &amp; Chapter, other than of old cu&s;tome hath wont to be paid, without the licence of the &s;aid Deane and Chapter. Furthermore it is agreed, by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, that if it fortune the fore&s;aid rent or yeerely farme, or any parcell thereof, to be behind vnpaid by the &s;pace of one moneth next en&s;uing any of the &s;aid fea&s;ts before limitted: That then it &s;hall be lawfull to the &s;aid Deane &amp; Chapter, &amp; to their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors &amp; their a&s;&s;ignes in their par&s;onage, and euery parcell thereof, to enter &amp; to di&s;traine, and the di&s;tre&s;&s;es &s;o taken to retaine till &s;uch time as the fore&s;aid rent or yeerely farme be fully to them &s;ati&s;fied, contented and paied. And the &s;aid N. co|uenanteth and agreeth, that if it happen the &s;aid rent or yeerely farme to be behind vnpaid, or anie parcell thereof, by the &s;pace of 3. months next en|&s;uing any of the &s;aid fea&s;ts, That then it &s;hall be lawfull to the fore&s;aid Deane &amp; Chapter, and to their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors into their &s;aid par&s;onage, &amp; euery parcell thereof to reenter and to di&s;traine the &s;aid N. his heires, executors, and a&s;&s;ignes, and them thereof to put out and amoue, this Indenture in any wi&s;e notwith&s;tanding. And al&s;o the &s;aid N. couenanteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the man&s;ion hou&s;e of the &s;aid par&s;onage, &s;hal yerely during the &s;aid terme be inhabited and hou&s;hold kept in it, &amp; that the corne and graine that groweth yeerely in the lands of the &s;aid par&s;onage, &s;hall bee layd in the barnes, and hou&s;ing of the &s;aid par&s;onage. In witnes wherof the parties afore&s;aid interchange|bly haue put to their &s;eales the day, moneth, and yeere aboue&s;aid.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Lea&s;e of Graine, which the farmer ought to pay to his le&s;&s;or, with a clau&s;e of de|fea&s;ance of the whole Lea&s;e for lacke of payment of the rent.</HEAD>
<P>HEc Indentura facta inter Dominu~ Regem ex vna parte, &amp; I. C. Militem ex altera parte, Te&s;tatur, quod idem
<PB REF="33"> dominus Rex per adui&s;amentum con&s;ilij curiae Augmenta|tionis reuentionum Coronae &s;uae tradidit, conce&s;&s;it, &amp; ad fir|mam dimi&s;it praefato I.C. omnia illa ducenta quarteria hor|dei, &amp; quadraginta quarteria frumenti boni &amp; &s;uauis grani, quae firmarius, &s;eu firmarij rectoriae de O. &amp; H. in comitatu L. parcell' po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionum nuper Mona&s;terij de N. in comitatu Eborum, pro &amp; in nomine <ABBR>reddit</ABBR> &s;iue annualis firme eiu&s;d' rectoriae dicto dn~o Regi annuatim reddere &amp; deliberare de|bent &s;eu debet. Habendum, gaudendum, &amp; annuatim per|cipiend' hordeum &amp; frumentum p~d' praef. I. C. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, &agrave; fe&s;to Sancti Marci Euangeli&s;t, vltimo preterito, v&s;que ad finem termini &amp; per terminum viginti &amp; vnius annorum extunc proxim~ &s;equentium &amp; plenarie complendoru~. Red|dendo inde annuatim dicto dn~o Regi heredibus &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;o|ribus &s;uis xl. li. xiij. s'. iiij.d'. legalis monetae Angliae, viz. pro praed' CC. quarterijs hordei xxx. li. &amp; pro p~dictis xl. quar|terijs frumenti x. li. xiij. s'. iiij. d'. ad fe&s;ta S. Marci Euang', &amp; &s;anctae Katherinae in hyeme, vel infra vnum men&s;em po&s;t vtrum&abque; fe&s;tum fe&s;torum illor~ ad curiam p~dict', &abper; aequales portiones &s;oluendas durante termin~ p~dicto. Proui&s;o &s;emper quod &s;i contigerit p~dict' redditum aretto fore in&s;olutum per &s;pacium vnius men&s;is po&s;t aliquem diem &s;olutionis eiu&s;dem &s;uperius expre&s;&s;um, (&s;i debito modo petatur) quod haec tunc pre&s;ens dimi&s;&s;io vacua &s;it, ac pro nullo habeatur: ali|quo in prefenti dimi&s;&s;ione contento in contrarium inde non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A like forme in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made betweene A. B. of Lon|don gentleman on the one partie, and C. D. of N. in the county of N. yeoma~ on the other par|tie. Witne&s;&s;eth, that the &s;aid A. B. hath graun|ted demi&s;ed, and to ferme letten to the fore&s;aid C. D. all tho&s;e one hundred quarters of Wheat, and CC. quarters of Barley, of good and &s;weet graine, which the farmor or farmors of the par&s;o|nage of N. in the County of N. ought yearely to pay and deliuer to the &s;aid A. B. for and by the name of rent, or yerely farme of the &s;aid par&s;o|nage. To haue, enioy, and yeerely to receiue the Wheat &amp; Barley afore&s;aid, to the &s;aid C. D. and
<PB N="25" REF="33"> his a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of &s;aint M. &amp;c. Yeel|ding and paying therefore yerely to the &s;aid A. B. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes lx. li. &amp;c. Prouided al|waies, that if it chance the &s;aid yerely rent of lx. li. to be behind vnpaid by the &s;pace of one Mo|neth after any day of payment of the &s;ame before expre&s;&s;ed and &s;pecified, if it be in due maner de|maunded, then this pre&s;ent lea&s;e immediatly to cea&s;e, and &s;tand void, and of no force ne vertue: any thing in this pre&s;ent Indenture to the con|trary hereof in any wi&s;e notwith&s;tanding. In witne&s;&s;e whereof the parties afore&s;aid &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a verie perfect Lea&s;e of &s;undry Lord|&s;hips, with diuers clau&s;es of couenants.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the la&s;t day of Aprill, in the xxxiiij. yeare of the raigne of our mo&s;t dread Soueraigne Lord Henry the viij. by the grace of God, king of England, Fraunce, &amp; Ireland, de|fendour of the faith, and in earth vnder Chri&s;t of the Church of England &amp; Ireland the &s;upreame head, Betweene Ma&s;ter I.P. doctor of the Ciuil Law, Deane of the Colledge &amp;c. and the Canons of the &s;ame Colledge on the one party, and A. D. of T. in the county of B. gentleman on the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons by their whole &amp; mutuall a&s;&s;ent, con&s;ent, will, and agreement, haue demi&s;ed, graunted, &amp; to farme let vnto the &s;aid A. their man&s;io~ or dwelling place of their manor or Lord&s;hip of T. afore&s;aid in the &s;aid County of B. late called the Priorie of T. with all the &s;cite and circuit of the &s;ame man&s;ion, and all hou&s;es, buildings, yards, clo&s;es, orchards, gar|dens, pondes, and &s;tewes, contained within the &s;ame &s;cite or circuit, together with all the de|meane lands, lea&s;ures, m<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">adowes, and pa&s;tures, with all and &s;inguler thappurtenances to the &s;aid man&s;ion or dwelling place, manor, or Lord&s;hip, or to any part or parcell of them, or to any of them belonging, or in any wi&s;e appertayning. And al&s;o
<PB REF="34"> all &amp; &s;inguler their lands, tenements, meadowes, lea&s;ures, pa&s;tures, commons, fi&s;hings, with all o|ther ea&s;ements, profits, and commodities, and all other their hereditaments what&s;oeuer they bee, &s;et, lying or being within the Towne and fields of T. afore&s;aid. And al&s;o all tho&s;e their two Milles called &amp;c. with all and &s;inguler their ap|purtenances, profits, and commodities, and with all other their me&s;&s;uages, lands, tenements, mea|dowes, pa&s;tures, commons, ea&s;ements, profits, &amp; commodities, with all and &s;inguler rents, reuer&s;i|ons, remainders, and &s;eruices of all the tenants, a&s;well freeholders as tenants for yeares, or from yere to yere, copiholders, tenants at wil, or other|wi&s;e, &s;et, lying, or being, to be perceiued or taken within the townes, pari&s;hes, or fields of S. Ni|cholas P. &amp;c. late belonging &amp; appertaining to the &s;aid late Priorie of T. afore&s;aid, with all &amp; &s;ingu|ler their appurtenances, and all that their manor or Lord&s;hip of T. with all the demeanes of the &s;ame. And all &amp; &s;inguler their other me&s;uages &amp;c. and other hereditaments what&s;oeuer they be, &s;et, lying, or being in C. afore&s;aid, and all &amp; &s;inguler reuer&s;ions, remainders, and &s;eruices, of all the te|nants, a&s;well of all the freeholders, tenants for yeres, or from yere to yere, as copyholders, tena~ts at will to the &s;aid manor or Lord&s;hip of C. belong|ing or appertaining, or which be in any wi&s;e to be perceiued, receiued, &amp; taken out of any lands, te|nements, meadowes, lea&s;ures, pa&s;tures, or other hereditaments what&s;oeuer they be, &s;et, lying, or being in C. afore&s;aid. And al&s;o of al maner of &s;uch glebe lands &amp; tenements, tithes, oblations, fruits, profits, &amp; commodities what&s;oeuer they be, to the Churches &amp; Par&s;onages of N. C. and L. or to any of them now belonging, or in any wi&s;e apper|tayning, or which at any time heretofore haue of right appertayned or belonged to them, or to any of them. And al&s;o all and &s;inguler pen&s;ions and porcions in L. W. &amp;c. with all rights, profits, and commodities, a&s;well &s;pirituall as temporall,
<PB N="26" REF="34"> together with all woods, vnderwoods, warrens, and other liberties what&s;oeuer they be, to the &s;aid mannors and Lord&s;hips of T. and C. or to eyther of them belonging, or in any wi&s;e apper|taining, or that be &s;et, lying or being in the townes and fields of T. and C. afore&s;aid, or in, or vpon any of the premi&s;&s;es: Except and alwayes re|&s;erued vnto the &s;aid Deane and Canons, and to their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, all &s;uch rents and f<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">ites, pen|&s;ions and portions, which be contained in a Sce|dule indented thereof made, and to this Inden|ture annexed, amounting to the yeerely value of xx. li. &s;terling. And al&s;o except &amp; re&s;erued vnto the &s;aid Dean &amp;c. all &amp; &s;inguler felons goods, wards, mariages, e&s;cheats, hariots, aduow&s;ons, &amp; patro|nages of Churches in any wi&s;e to the &s;aid Lord|&s;hips belonging. To haue, hold, occupie, &amp; peace|ably to po&s;&s;e&s;&s;e and inioy the &s;aid &s;cite, manors, or Lord&s;hips, and all &amp; &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es with their appurtenances (except before excepted) vnto the &s;aid A. D. to his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of S. Michael the Archangell next and immediatly following the date hereof, vnto the end and terme of fiftie yeeres then next in&s;uing, &amp; fully to be complet &amp; ended, in as ample and large maner &amp; forme, &amp; as much for his commodity and profit, as euer any being Prior of T afore&s;aide, or any other farmer, occupier, or po&s;&s;e&s;&s;or of the &s;ame, haue at any time heretofore occupied, po&s;&s;e&s;|&s;ed, or enioyed the premi&s;&s;es, or any part or parcell thereof. Yeelding &amp; paying therefore yerely vnto the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons, and to their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors lxxx. li. of good and lawfull money of England, at two termes of the yeere, that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of Thannunciation of our ble&s;&s;ed Lady, &amp; Saint Michael the Archangell by euen portions. And the &s;aid A. couenanteth &amp; graunteth by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, that he the &s;aid A. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall at his or their proper co&s;tes &amp; charges, wel &amp; &s;ufficiently repaire, &s;u&s;taine, maintaine, &amp; vphold the &s;aid manor place, and all other hou&s;es, barnes,
<PB REF="35"> and &s;tables, now there being, and to the &s;ame be|longing, during the &s;aid terme. And al&s;o &s;hall re|paire, vphold and maintaine, wel and &s;ufficiently all maner of tenements, buildings, &amp; edificati|ons of tenements now builded, or hereafter to be builded to the &s;aid mannors of T. and C. or to ei|ther of them belonging or appertaining, at his proper co&s;ts and charges, during the &s;aid terme, and al&s;o &s;hall well &amp; &s;ufficiently keepe, &s;cower, &amp; repaire all manner of hedges, ditches, &amp; muddes, of and in the &s;aid lands of the &s;aid manors, and o|ther the premi&s;&s;es, during the &s;aid terme, and &s;o being well and &s;ufficiently repaired in the end of the &s;aid terme, &s;hal leaue &amp; yeeld vp. And the &s;aid Deane and Canons couenanten and granten for them and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, to and with the &s;aid A. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, to beare and maintain all manner reparations of Chauncels of all &s;uch Churches as belong to any of the &s;aid manors, or that be now, or that hereafter &s;halbe &s;cituat, edi|fied, or builded in any of the &s;aid Townes, villa|ges, or hamlets before mentioned, or vpon anie of the &s;aid lands, tenements, or other the premi&s;&s;es. And al&s;o to di&s;charge the &s;aid A. D. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, of all &s;uch things as are due by rea|&s;on of a compo&s;ition made between the late prior of T. and the parochians of the &s;ame N. bearing date the x. day of Ianuarie, <HI>Anno Dom. MDL.</HI> as in the &s;ame compo&s;ition more plainely is declared. And al&s;o the &s;aid A. couenanteth and graunteth for him, his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, to and with the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. to acquite and di&s;charge the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. of and for all maner of quite rents, &amp; other charges what&s;oeuer they be, due or accu&s;to|med to be paid out of the &s;aid mannors or Lord|&s;hips, or out of either of them, or other the premi&s;|&s;es, or any parcell thereof, to our &s;oueraigne Lord the king, the chiefe Lord of the fee or fees, or to a|ny other per&s;on or per&s;ons what&s;oeuer they be, du|ring the &s;aid terme, hauing their commenceme~t, beginning and being before the date of the&s;e pre|&s;ents,
<PB N="27" REF="35"> the tenth or tenths out of any of the premi&s;|&s;es due vnto our Soueraigne Lord the king only excepted, which the &s;aid Deane and Canons, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors &s;hal beare and pay. And moreouer the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. by the&s;e pre&s;ents doe licence &amp; authori&s;e the &s;aid A. and al&s;o doth couenant and graunt vnto him, his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, that he the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, by his or their &s;ufficient deputie or deputies, &s;hall keepe the Court &amp; Leetes within the &s;aid manors or Lord|&s;hips, or within either of them, in the name of the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. when and as often as it &s;hal &s;eeme good vnto the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, without fee or other allowance demaunding for the &s;ame, during the &s;aid terme. And al&s;o the &s;aid A couenanteth &amp;c. to leuy, gather, &amp; receiue to the v&s;e of the &s;aid Deane and Canons, and their &s;uc|ce&s;&s;ors, all &s;uch rents as be excepted and re&s;erued out of this Indenture, and mentioned in the &s;ayd &s;cedule indented, hereunto annexed, at &s;uch time as they &s;hall be by the law recouered, or by any o|ther way or meanes &s;ufficiently or lawfully tryed and proued again&s;t the &s;aid tenants or deteinors and withholders of the &s;aid rents and dueties to be payable vnto the &s;ayd Deane and Canons, if the &s;aid A. D may obtaine or get any of the &s;aid rents or duties, without co&s;tes and charges in the law to bee had or made by the &s;ayd A. for the &s;ame, and for the collection thereof to demaund no fee or other allowance of the &s;aid Deane and Canons, vpon his accompt thereof to be made be|fore the Auditors of the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors during the &s;aid terme. Al&s;o the &s;aid A. couenanteth and granteth for him &amp;c. to make payment, at and within the &s;ayd Col|ledge of the &s;aid yerely rent of lxxx. pou~ds, equal|ly at the termes of paiment before &s;pecified, to the hands of the Trea&s;orers of the &s;aid Colledge, at his owne proper co&s;tes &amp; charges, without allow|ance taking for the &s;ame, during the &s;ayd terme. And the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons, for them &amp; their
<PB REF="36"> &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, do couenant and graunt by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, that the acquitances made, &s;ealed &amp; &s;igned by the Trea&s;orers of the &s;aid Colledge, or by ey|ther of them, to the &s;aid A. or to his executors, or his a&s;&s;ignes, for the payment of the &s;ame yearely rent, or any part or parcell thereof, in maner and forme before mentioned, &s;hall be a good, &s;ure, and &s;ufficient warrant and di&s;charge vnto the &s;aid A. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, and to his or their de|putie or deputies, for the payment thereof. And if it happen that the &s;aid yearely rent of lxxx. li. be behind vnpaid in part, or in all, after any fea&s;t of payment before &s;pecified, by the &s;pace of ten weekes: that then it &s;hall be lawfull to the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. in the &s;aid Manors and Lord&s;hips, and into all and &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es with their appurtena~ces to enter, &amp; to di&s;train: &amp; the di&s;tres there &s;o taken, to driue, lead, &amp; cary away, &amp; them to withhold and keepe, vntill the &s;aid yerely rent &amp; euery part thereof with tharrerages, if any be, vnto the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. be fully &s;ati&s;fied, conten|ted, &amp; paid. And if it happen the &s;aid yerely rent of lxxx. li. to be behind vnpaid, in part or in all, after any of the fea&s;ts of payment before mentioned, by the &s;pace of iii. moneths: that then it &s;halbe lawful vnto the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons, &amp; to their &s;ucce&s;|&s;ors, into all &amp; &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; their ap|purtenances, &amp; in euery parcel thereof, to reenter, &amp; them to haue againe, &amp; repo&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, as in their for|mer &s;tate, and the &s;aid A. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes from thence vtterly to expell and amoue for euer|more: This Indenture, or any thing therein con|tained to the contrary in any wi&s;e notwith&s;tan|ding. And the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons couenanten &amp; granten for them &amp; their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, to &amp; with the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, that if the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall happen at any time hereafter to be euicted or di&s;po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed of any of the premi&s;&s;es, or any part or parcell thereof, without couin or fraud on the part of the &s;aid A. his execu|tors &amp;c. that then the &s;aid rent of lxxx. li. &s;terling
<PB N="28" REF="36"> &s;halbe apportioned &amp; dimini&s;hed accordingly, &amp; af|ter &s;uch rate &amp; portion, as the quality and value of the &s;aid lands and tenements, rents, heredita|ments, and other dueties, parcell of the premi&s;&s;es &s;o euicted or taken from the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion or occupa|tion of the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall amount or ari&s;e vnto: And that it &s;hall be lawfull vnto the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes to de|faulk &s;o much of his rent at euery of the &s;aid pai|ments: This Indenture &amp;c. notwith&s;tanding. Al&s;o furthermore the &s;aid Deane and Canons, co|uenanten and graunten for them &amp;c. to do, cau&s;e, &amp; &s;uffer to be done, all and &s;inguler &s;uch thing and things, act &amp; acts, as &s;hall be at any time or times hereafter deui&s;ed or adui&s;ed by the coun&s;el learned of the &s;aid A. D. his executors or a&s;&s;igns, by what waies or meanes &s;oeuer it be, for the further a&s;&s;u|rance and full perfit &s;uerty of all and &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es, and euery part and parcell thereof, if this graunt and lea&s;e be not lawfull, perfit, and &s;ufficient, to be had and made vnto the &s;aid A. D. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, for all the whole terme and intere&s;t aboue &s;pecified, or for any part or par|cell thereof, in maner and forme afore&s;aid, vpon conuenient notice &amp; reque&s;t thereof giuen &amp; made vnto the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons, or to any of their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, by the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, at the co&s;ts in the law of the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes. And the &s;aid A. couenanteth &amp; graun|teth, to and with the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. to find hou&s;e, lodging, meat, &s;table, hay and prouender for the hor&s;es of the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons, &amp; other com|ming with him or them in progre&s;&s;e, once in the yeare, by the &s;pace of two dayes, and two nights, the &s;ayd Deane and Canons and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, paying rea&s;onably for onely meate and drinke &s;o prouided, during the terme afore&s;aid. And fur|ther the &s;aid A. couenanteth &amp; granteth for him &amp;c. that he his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall at the end and terme of euery xij. yeres, (during the &s;aid terme) deliuer, or cau&s;e to be deliuered vnto the
<PB REF="37"> &s;aid Deane &amp;c. the Court Rolles, well and truely ingro&s;&s;ed in parchment at his &amp; their co&s;tes and charges of &s;uch courts as &s;hall be kept in the &s;aid manors of T and C. during any of the &s;ayd xij. yeres. And al&s;o at the end of euery &s;uch xij. yeres, he the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall (as neere as they can) deliuer, or cau&s;e to be deliuered to the &s;aid Deane &amp;c. in maner before rehear&s;ed, a true Terrar of all the lands &amp; tenements, rents and &s;eruices, being parcell, or any wi&s;e appertay|ning to the &s;aid manors. And the &s;aid Deane &amp; Canons couenanten and graunten for them &amp;c. that they &s;hall deliuer, or cau&s;e to be deliuered to the &s;aid A. &amp;c. at &s;uch times as they &s;hal be there|vnto required, one or two of their mo&s;t true ter|rars, wherby the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes may the better come to knowledge of all the &s;aid lands, tenements, rents, and &s;eruices, appertay|ning to the &s;aid manors. And the &s;aid Deane and Canons, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, all the &s;aid manors or Lord&s;hips, and all other the premi&s;&s;es before letten, with all and &s;inguler their appurtenances (except before excepted) vnto the &s;aid A. his exe|cutors and a&s;&s;ignes, for the &s;aid yearely rent, in maner and forme before declared, again&s;t all people &s;hall warrant and defend during the &s;aid terme, by the&s;e pre&s;ents. And al&s;o where the &s;aid A. &s;tandeth bounden vnto the &s;aid Deane &amp; Ca|nons, and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, by their deed obli|gatory, (bearing date of the&s;e pre&s;ents) in the &s;umme of one hundred pounds &s;terling, the &s;aid Deane and Canons couenanten &amp; graunten for them and their &s;ucce&s;&s;ors, to and with the &s;aid A. his executors, admini&s;trators, or a&s;&s;ignes, that if the &s;aid A. his executors, admini&s;trators, or a&s;|&s;ignes, do well &amp; truely ob&s;erue, performe, fulfill, and keepe all &amp; &s;inguler &s;uch couenants, graunts, promi&s;es, articles, and agreements, compri&s;ed in this Indenture, which on the one part and be|halfe of the &s;aid A. his executors, admini&s;trators, or a&s;&s;ignes, ought to be ob&s;erued, performed, ful|filled
<PB N="29" REF="37"> &amp; kept: that then the &s;aid deed obligatory to be void, and of none effect, or el&s;e to &s;tand in his full &s;trength and vertue. In witne&s;&s;e whereof, to the one part of the&s;e Indentures with the &s;aid A. remayning, the &s;aid Ma&s;ter, Deane, and Canons haue &s;et their common Seale, and to the other part of the&s;e Indentures with the &s;aid Ma&s;ter, Deane, and Canons remayning, the &s;aid A. hath &s;et his &s;eale. Giuen the day &amp; yere aboue written.</P>
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<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a lea&s;e of a Brewhou&s;e, or &s;uch like thing.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. Betweene A. B. of London Grocer on the one party, and C.D. of the &s;ame Brewer, on the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid A. B. hath demi&s;ed, graunted, and to farme letten to the fore&s;ayd C. D. all that his Brewhou&s;e, with all and &s;inguler the appurte|nances called N. &s;et, lying, and being in F. in the pari&s;h of &amp;c. betweene the tenement pertayning to our &s;oueraigne Lord the king, now in the hol|ding of I.K. on the ea&s;t part, and a tenement per|tayning &amp;c. on the north part &amp;c. together with al maner ve&s;&s;els and vten&s;ils to the &s;aid Brewhou&s;e belonging, or in any maner wi&s;e appertaining: that is to &s;ay, two hor&s;e Mils price x. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> two great leads price &amp;c. one ma&s;hfat price &amp;c. ten barrels price &amp;c. <HI>(and &s;o foorth of the re&s;t: El&s;e ye may &s;ay thus)</HI> together with all maner ve&s;&s;els and vten&s;ils con|tained in a certaine &s;cedule to the&s;e pre&s;ent Inde~|tures annexed. To haue and to &amp;c. And the &s;ayd C.D. couenanteth and granteth &amp;c. that the &s;aid C. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall well, truely, and &s;ufficiently maintaine, repayre, &amp; &s;u&s;tayne the &s;aid brewhou&s;e, ve&s;&s;els, and vten&s;ils &amp;c during the &s;aid terme. Prouided alwayes, that if any of the &s;aid ve&s;&s;els or vten&s;ils &s;hal need (during the terme afore&s;aid) for default of oldnes to be renued, that then the &s;aid A. B. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall of his and their proper co&s;tes &amp; charges, renew al
<PB REF="38"> and euery &s;uch ve&s;&s;els &amp; vten&s;els &s;o to be renewed, as oft as need &s;hal require, during the &s;aid terme: So that the &s;ame bee not broken or de&s;troyed by the default or negligence of the &s;aid C. D. or of his &s;eruants. And the &s;aid A. B. and his heyres, the &s;aid Brewhou&s;e with the appurtenances, and all other the premi&s;&s;es before letten, vnto the fore&s;aid C. his exetutors and a&s;&s;ignes for the &s;aid yerely rent, in maner and forme before &s;pe|cified, again&s;t all people &s;hall warrant and de|fend, vntill the end of the &s;aid terme, by the&s;e pre|&s;ents. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
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<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other Lea&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. Betweene I. M. of Hornechurch in the county of E. gentleman on the one party, and R. H. of the &s;ame e&s;quire on the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid I. the day of making hereof, hath graunted, demi&s;ed, beta|ken, and letten to farme, and by this Indenture doth grant, demi&s;e, betake, and to farme let, vnto the &s;aid H. al that his manor place called Morton hall, with all landes, tenementes, douehou&s;es, barnes, &s;tables, orchards, gardens, pondes, &amp; wa|ters, with thappurtenances to the &s;aid manor be|longing or appertayning, &s;et, lying, &amp; being in the pari&s;h of Hornechurch afore&s;ayd. To haue and to hold the fore&s;aid manor, landes, tenements, doue|hou&s;es, barnes, &s;tables, orchards, gardens, ponds, &amp; waters, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurte|nances to the &s;aid H. to his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of S. Michael next folowing, after the date of this Indenture, vnto the ende and terme of xx. yeres from thence next en&s;uing, and fully to be complet and ended. Yeelding and pay|ing therefore yerely during the &s;ayd terme, to the &s;aid I. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes xx. poundes of good and lawfull money of England, at fower termes of the yeare: that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of the Natiuity of &amp;c. by euen porcions. And if it &s;hall
<PB N="30" REF="38"> happen the &s;ayd yearely rent of xx. li. to be be|hinde vnpaid, in part or in all, ouer or after any terme of payment thereof afore&s;aid, in which it ought to be payd, by the &s;pace of 6. weekes, and lawfully a&s;ked: That then it &s;hall bee lawfull to the &s;aid I. to his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, into the &s;ayd manors, lands, tenements, &amp; all other the premi&s;|&s;es, with thappurtenances, to enter &amp; di&s;traine, &amp; the di&s;tre&s;&s;es there &s;o taken lawfully to beare, lead, driue, and carry away, and them to retayne vntill the &s;aid yerely rent and tharrerages of the &s;ame (if any be) to them bee fully contented and payd. And if it &s;hal happen, the &s;ayd yerely rent of xx. li. to be behind vnpaid, in part, or in all, ouer or after any terme of payment thereof afore&s;aid, in which it ought to be payd, by the &s;pace of a quar|ter of a yere and lawfully a&s;ked, and no &s;ufficient di&s;tre&s;&s;e then there can be found: That then and at all times after, it &s;hall be lawfull to the &s;ayd I. to his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, into al the &s;aid manor, landes, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es with thappurtenances, wholy to reenter, &amp; the &s;ame to haue againe, retaine, and repo&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, as in their for|mer e&s;tate. And the &s;aid H.R. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes thereof vtterly to expell, put out, and a|uoid: this Indenture or any thing therin contai|ned to the contrary notwith&s;ta~ding. And the &s;aid I. couena~teth &amp; granteth by this Indenture, that he or his heirs, the &s;aid manor, lands, teneme~ts, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es with thappurtenances, meete &amp; &s;ufficiently &s;hall repayre, &s;u&s;taine, &amp; maintaine, and again&s;t wind &amp; raine &s;hall make defen&s;ible, when &amp; as often as need &s;hall require, during the &s;aid terme, except dawbing of walles horne high, and all hedges, ditches, and defences belonging to the &s;aid manor, with thappurtenances, which &s;hall be at the co&s;ts and charges of the &s;aid H. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, at all times during the &s;aid time. And the &s;ame &s;o &s;ufficiently made, repaired and amended, in the end of the &s;aid time &s;hall &s;ur|render and deliuer vp to the &s;ayd I. his heires
<PB REF="39"> or a&s;&s;ignes. And the &s;aid H. couenanteth &amp; graun|teth by this Indenture, that hee, his executors, or a&s;&s;ignes, at their like co&s;t and tharge, &s;hall beare and pay all maner of quite rents and outcharges which &s;hall be due &amp; going out of the fore&s;aid ma|nor, lands, and tenements, with thappurtenances at al times during the &s;aid terme. And the &s;aid I. couenanteth and granteth by this Inde~ture, that it &s;halbe lawfull to the &s;aid H. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, to haue and to take, in, &amp; vpon the lands before letten, competent and &s;ufficient freebote, cartbote, ploughbote, &amp; hedgebote, to be occupied &amp; &s;pent, in, &amp; vpon the lands &amp; teneme~ts afore&s;aid at all times during the &s;aid terme. And further the &s;aid I. couenanteth and granteth by this In|denture, that he and his heires, the afore&s;aid ma|nor, lands, tenements, and al other with thappur|tenances to the &s;aid H. to his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes for the yerely rent afore&s;aid, and vnder the other couenants aboue reher&s;ed, again&s;t all people &s;hall warrant and defend, during the fore&s;aid terme of xx. yeares by this Indenture. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Lea&s;e for yeres of a hou&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the xx. day of Ianuarie, in the xvij yeare of the raigne of king Henrie the eight, betweene Sir T.D. knight, and dame Anne his wife of the one party, &amp; N.S. citizen &amp; Grocer of London on the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;ame &s;ir T. and dame Anne his wife, the day of the making hereof, haue granted, demi&s;ed, betaken, and to farme letten, and by this Inden|ture graunteth, demi&s;eth, betaketh, and to farme letteth, to the &s;aid N. all that their me&s;uage or te|nement, with al &s;hops, cellers, &s;ollers, warehou|&s;es, yards, with al and &s;inguler their appurtenan|ces to the &s;ame me&s;uage or teneme~t appertayning or belonging, &s;et, lying or being in the pari&s;h of S. Mildred in the Pultry in London, which was
<PB N="31" REF="39"> lately in the tenure &amp; holding of I.C. and where|in the &s;aid N. now inhabiteth. To haue &amp; to hold the fore&s;aid me&s;uage or tenement, with all &s;hops, cellers, &s;ollers, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, with the ap|purtenances to the &s;aid N. to his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, in as large and ample maner and forme in euery thing, as the fore&s;aid I.C. the &s;ame late|ly held and occupied, from the fea&s;t of S. Micha|el tharchangell la&s;t pa&s;t before the date hereof, vnto the end &amp; terme of xx. yeres, from thence next en&s;uing and fully to be complete and ended. Yeel|ding and paying therefore yerely during the &s;aid terme to Sir T. &amp; dame Anne his wife, or to ei|ther of them, their heires or a&s;&s;ignes iij. li. vi. s. viii. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> of good and lawfull money of England, at 4. termes of the yere in the Citie of Londo~ v&s;ual by euen portions. And if it &s;hall happen the &s;aid yerely re~t of 3. li. 6. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> 8. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> to be behind vnpaid in part, or in all, ouer or after any terme of paiment thereof afore&s;aid, in which it ought to be paid by the &s;pace of vi. weekes: That then it &s;hall bee lawful to the &s;aid Sir T. and dame A. his wife, their heires and a&s;&s;ignes in all the fore&s;aid me&s;u|age or tenement, and other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, to enter and di&s;traine, and the di|&s;tre&s;&s;e &s;o taken lawfully to beare, lead, and carry away, &amp; with them to retaine vntill the &s;aid yere|ly rent and tharrerages of the &s;ame be fully con|tented and paid. And if it happen the &s;aid yerely rent of iij. li. vi. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> viij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> to bee behind vnpaid in part or in all, ouer or after any terme of payment thereof afore&s;aid, in which it ought to be paid by the &s;pace of a quarter of a yere: That then it &s;hal be lawful to the &s;aid &s;ir T. and dame A. his wife, their heires and a&s;&s;ignes, into all the fore&s;aid me|&s;uage, and other the premi&s;&s;es, with the appurte|nances, wholy to reenter, and the &s;ame to haue a|gaine, retaine, &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, as in their former e&s;tate, and the &s;aid N. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes therof vt|terly to expel, put out, and amooue: This inden|ture or any thing therin contained to the contrary
<PB REF="40"> notwith&s;tanding. And the &s;ayd &s;ir T. &amp; dame A. couenanteth &amp; graunteth by this Indenture, that they, their heires or a&s;&s;ignes, at their owne co&s;t &amp; charge, the &s;aid me&s;uage or tenement, and al other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, well and &s;ufficiently &s;hall repaire, &s;u&s;taine, and maintaine, and again&s;t wind and raine &s;hall make defen&s;ible when and as often as neede &s;hall require, during the &s;aid terme, and al&s;o at their like co&s;t &amp; charge &s;hall beare and pay all manner of quite rents and outcharges, which &s;hall be due and going out of al the fore&s;aid me&s;uage, and other the premi&s;&s;es, at all times during the &s;aid terme. And the &s;aid Sir Thomes and dame Anne couenanteth &amp; graun|teth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, the fore&s;aid me&s;uage or te|nement, and all other the premi&s;&s;es, with thap|purtenances to the &s;aid N. to his executors and a&s;|&s;ignes, for the yerely rent afore&s;aid, and vnder the other couenants aboue rehear&s;ed again&s;t all peo|ple &s;hall warrant and defend, during the fore&s;aid terme of xx. yeres by this Indenture. In witnes wherof the parties afore&s;aid to the&s;e Indentures interchangeably haue &s;et to their &s;eales, the day &amp; yere aboue &s;aid.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Here followeth the forme and man|ner how to make Relea&s;es.</HEAD>
<P>&para;Ye &s;hal vnder&s;tand, that there be &s;u~dry &s;orts of Relea&s;es, Some be of a mans whole right which he hath in lands, tenements, or hereditaments: Other&s;ome be of actions reals and per&s;onals, and of other things, which kind of relea&s;e is v&s;ually called a generall acquitance, the forme whereof ye &s;hall find in the title of Acquitances. But con|cerning the nature of Relea&s;es, where they take place, &amp; of the &s;trength and vertue of the words in the &s;ame, I re|mit you to <HI>Ma&s;ter Litteltons</HI> book of Tenures: Mine in|tent and purpo&s;e here, is onely to de&s;cribe &s;undry forms and examples of them.</P>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="32" REF="40">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Relea&s;e made to the tenant of the freehold of a Manor &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per prae&s;entes me T. R. filium &amp; here|dem I. R. armigeri defuncti, remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp; om|nino de me &amp; hered' meis quietum clama&s;&s;e R. D. armige|ro, totum ius, titulum &amp; clameum quae habui, habeo, aut quoui&s;modo in po&s;terum habere potero, de, &amp; in manerio de R. iuxta A. <HI>Vel &s;ic.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme of the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit, T.R. filius &amp; heres C. R. armigeri defuncti, &s;a|lutem in domino &s;empiternam: Noueritis me praefatum T. remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp; omnino pro me et heredibus meis im|perpetuum quietum clama&s;&s;e per pre&s;entes R. D. armigero, in &s;ua plena &amp; pacifica po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR>, heredibus &amp; a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, totum ius meum, titulum, clame|umdema~dum &amp; intere&s;&s;e, quae vnqua~ habui, habeo, &s;eu quo|ui&s;modo in futur~ haber~ potero, vel poterint hered' mei, de &amp; in manerio de R. iuxta A. in comitatu K. cum omnibus terris, &amp; teneme~tis, redditibus, &s;eruitijs, pratis, pa&s;cuis, bo&s;cis, &amp; pa&s;turis, vna cum omnibus alijs pertinentijs eidem ma|nerio <ABBR>&s;pectant.</ABBR> Necnon de &amp; in omnibus illis terris &amp; tene|mentis, cum omnibus &s;uis pertine~tijs vocatis I. iacentibus &amp; <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> in parochijs de A. R. &amp; M. in comitatu praedicto, quod quidem manerium, terrae, &amp; tenementa, ac cetera prae|mi&s;&s;a, cum omnibus pertinentijs quondam fuerunt R. M. aui mei: Ita videlicet, quod nec ego praedictus T. nec haeredes mei, nec aliquis alius per nos, pro nobis, &s;eu nomi|ne no&s;tro aliquod ius, titulum, clameum, demandum, &s;eu intere&s;&s;e, de aut in praedicto manerio de R. cum omnibus terris, tenementis, redditibus, &s;eruitijs, pratis, pa&s;cuis, bo&s;|cis, &amp; pa&s;turis, ac omnibus alijs pertinentijs eidem mane|rio &s;pectantibus, aut de, vel in omnibus praedictis terris &amp; tenementis cum omnibus &s;uis pertinen~ vocatis I. neque in a|liqua parte &s;eu parcell' eorundem de cetero clamare vel vendicare poterimus nec debemus, quoui&s;modo in futurum, &s;ed ab omni action~ iuris, tituli, clamei, demandi &amp; intere&s;&s;e in ei&s;dem, &s;imus penitus exclu&s;i imperpetuum per prae&s;entes.
<PB REF="41"> Et ego vero praedictus T. &amp; haeredes mei praedictum mane|rium de R. cum omnibus terris, tenementis, redditibus, &s;er|uitijs, pratis, pa&s;cuis, bo&s;cis, &amp; pa&s;turis, cum alijs pertinentijs eidem manerio &s;pectantibus, ac etiam omnia praedicta ter|ras &amp; tenementa cum omnibus &s;uis pertinentijs vocatis I. praefato R. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis contra omnes gentes warrantizabimus &amp; imperpetuum defendemus. In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic prae&s;enti &s;cripto meo &s;igillum meum ap|po&s;ui. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Relea&s;e made by deed, of tenements before purcha&s;ed, with a clau&s;e of warrantie.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos hoc p~&s;ens <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> &abper;ue|nerit I. L. de Oxon~ &s;alutem in domino &s;empiterna~. Cum C. F. de N. habuerit &amp; perqui&s;iuerit de me praefato I. vnum tenementum &s;cituatum &amp; iacens in N. in parochia beatae Mariae virginis, in alto vico &s;eu platea inter tenementum W. E. ex parte orientali, &amp; tenementum T.P. ex parte occiden|tali, cuius vnum quidem caput abuttat &s;uper vicum p~dictum ver&s;us au&s;trum, &amp; alterum caput abuttat &s;uper pomarium &s;i|ue gardinum G.S. ver&s;us boream, quod tenem~tum cum &s;uis pertin~ idem C. modo tenet &amp; inhabitat ibidem. Habendum &amp; tenendum eidem C. heredibus &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis imperpetu|um, prout per chartam feoffam~ti per me eidem C. inde con|fectam, cuius <ABBR>dat</ABBR> e&s;t 4. die Aprilis, an~ regni Reg. H. 7. po&s;t conque&s;tum Angliae 17. plenius apparet. Noueritis me prae|dictum I. remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp; omnino pro me &amp; heredib&abus; meis imperpetuum <ABBR>quiet</ABBR> clama&s;&s;e praef. C. haeredibus &amp; <ABBR>a&s;|&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis, <ABBR>tot</ABBR> ius meum &amp; clameum, quae vnqua~ habui, ha|beo, &s;eu quoui&s;modo habere potero in futur~, in praed' tene|mento cum &s;uis pertin~. Ita viz. qd' nec ego, heredes mei, nec aliquis alius per nos, &s;eu nomine no&s;tro aliquod iuris vel cla|mei in p~d' ten~to cum &s;uis pertin~, nec in aliqua inde parcella de cetero exigere, clamare, &s;eu vendicare poterimus nec de|bemus in futurum, &s;ed ab omni actione iuris &amp; clamei inde fimus pror&s;us exclu&s;i imperpetutum per p~&s;entes. Et ego praed' I. &amp; hered' mei p~d' ten~tum cum oibus &s;uis &abper;tin' p~f. C. <ABBR>hered</ABBR> &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis contra oe~s gentes warrantizabimus, &amp; <ABBR>im|perpet</ABBR> defendemus per p~&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ huic pre&s;enti &s;cripto meo &s;igillum &amp;c. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="33" REF="41">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Relea&s;e made by the heire which hath right in the tayle.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos hoc prae&s;ens &s;criptum peruenerit, A.R. frater I.O. de R. &s;alutem in dn~o &s;em|piternam. Cum R.O. nuper antece&s;&s;or meus, videlicet, pa|ter P. patris S. patris mei, &amp; praed' I. fratris mei &s;enioris, per chartam &s;uam feoffamenti quondam dederit &amp; conce&s;&s;erit p~dict' P. filio &s;uo, vnum tenementum cum pertinen~ &s;uis in villa de D. praed' <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> H. Habendum &amp; tenendum eidem P. &amp; heredibus de corpore &s;uo legitime <ABBR>procreat</ABBR>, &amp; pro de|fectu huiu&s;modi haered' de corpore &s;uo legitime procreato|rum, praedictum me&s;uagium cum pertinentijs rectis haeredi|bus praedict' S. integr&egrave; remaneret: qui quidem P. obijt: Po&s;t cuius dece&s;&s;um praedict' tenementum cum &s;uis pertinentijs praef. S. patri meo di&s;cenderit. Et po&s;t dece&s;&s;um praedict' S. praedict' tenementum cum fuis pertinentijs praefato I. fratri meo &s;eniori, vt filio &amp; haeredi &s;uo di&s;cendit, &amp; pro defectu hered' de corpor~ praedicti I. legitime <ABBR>procreat</ABBR>, predict' te|nementum cum &s;uis pertinentijs mihi praefato A. vt con&s;an|guineo &amp; recto heredi p~dict' R. di&s;cendere deberet per for|mam donationis p~dict'. Noueritis me <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> A. remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e &amp;c. <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Relea&s;e made by the Feoffees to one of them.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos p~&s;ens &s;criptu~ &abper;uene|rit, N.R. &amp; S. T. &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. No|ueritis nos p~fatos N. &amp; S. per p~&s;entes remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp; omnino &abpro; nobis &amp; heredibus no&s;tris imperpetuum quietos clama&s;&s;e I.S. de O. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, totum ius no|&s;trum &amp; clameu~ que vnquam habuimus, habemus, &s;eu quo|ui&s;mod' in futuru~ habere poterimus, aut alter nr~um habet, &s;eu habere poterit, in oibus illis terris &amp; tenem~tis quae nuper habuimus &s;imul cum p~d' I. in villa &amp; in tampis de I. in co|mitatu Oxonien&s;i, ex conce&s;&s;ione &amp; feoffamento dn~i I. B. Capellani, &amp; N.D. de L. praed', in quorum quidem terris &amp; tenem~tis idem I.S. iam exi&s;tit in plena po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione: Ita vide|licet quod nec nos praedict' N. &amp; S. nec heredes no&s;tri, nec aliquis alius nomine no&s;tr~, &s;eu alterius no&s;tri, aliquod ius vel clameum in p~dictis terris &amp; teneme~tis cum &s;uis pertinentijs, nec in aliqua inde parcella exigere &amp;c. &s;ed ab omni actione
<PB REF="42"> &amp;c. In cuius rei te&s;timonium nos N.R. &amp; S.T. &s;igilla &amp;c. Anno regni Regis &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Relea&s;e made by him which had the land in Morgage.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos prae&s;ens &amp;c. Noueritis me praefatum &amp;c. per prae&s;entes, remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp;c. R.W. de O. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, totum ius meum &amp; clameu~ quae vnquam habui, habeo, &s;eu quoui&s;|modo &amp;c. in vno teneme~to in O. cum &s;uis &abper;tinentiis, quae nuper habui ex dono &amp; feoffamento praedicti R. in villa de O. p~dicta, &s;ituatum in &abper;ochia &s;ancti Ceddi, inter <ABBR>tenement</ABBR> H.D. ex parte Au&s;trali, &amp; teneme~tu~ T.A. ex &abper;te Boreali, &amp; abuttat &s;uper vicum Regium ver&s;us Orientem, per modum morgagij, pro xx. libris &s;terlingorum, &amp; quas mihi iam &s;oluit &amp; &s;atisfecit, quod quidem teneme~tum cum &s;uis pertinentijs ide~ R. W. in &s;ua plena po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione iam habet: Ita videlicet, quod nec ego, nec haeredes &amp;c. &s;ed ab omni &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c. his te&s;tibus &amp;c. Anno regni Regis Henrici &s;eptimi &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A relea&s;e of Dowrie made by a Widow.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit, A.H. vidua vel relicta R.H. de O. &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. Noueritis me praef. A. in pura vidui|tate mea, &amp; legitima pote&s;tate, remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e &amp;c. E F. in &s;ua po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione exi&s;ten~, heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, totum ius meum &amp; clameum quae vnqua~ habui, habeo, &amp;c. ratione dotis meae, in tertia parte vnius tenementi cum &s;uis pertinen~, quod idem E. modo inhabitat in villa de O. p~dicta, in paro|chia &amp;c. quod quidem tenementu~ cum &abper;tinentijs praef. E. nuper perqui&s;iuit de praef. R. quondam viro meo, Ita vide|licet qd' nec ego, nec aliquis alius nomine meo &amp;c. &s;ed ab omni actione iuris, tituli, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A relea&s;e made to the tenant for terme of yeares.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos &amp;c. cum R.W. de O|teneat de me <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> F. vnum tenementum cum perti|nentijs &s;uis, quod idem R. inhabitat, in parochia S. Michae|lis archangeli ad pontem boreale~ Oxonie, ex parte au&s;trali,
<PB N="54" REF="42"> iuxta ho&s;pic' <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> le Crowne, pro termino annorum &amp;c. Noueritis me <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> F. remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp;c. Ita quod nec ego, heredes mei &amp;c. Sed ab omni actione iuris, clamei &amp;c. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c. Anno regni Regis Henrici &s;eptimi decimo quarto.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of Sales, and of other alienations.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of a &s;ale made by the executors by vertue of the te&s;tament of their te&s;tator.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos hoc p~&s;ens &s;criptum peruenerit. W. &amp; I. executores Te&s;tam~ti R. W. de ci|uitate London~, Ciuis &amp; Mercatoris, &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. Cum p~dictus R. per te&s;tam~tum &s;uum, lectum &amp; proclamatu~ in Hu&s;tingis London~ ten~tis tali die &amp;c. &abpro;xi|mo po&s;t fe&s;tum &s;ancti Barnardi, anno regni Regis Henrici octaui &amp;c. xix. dederit &amp; legauerit I. vxori &s;uae tria tenem~ta &s;ua cum pertinen~, quae habuit in dicta Cinitate, vnde vnum teneme~tum &s;ituatum e&s;t &amp; iacet in parochia Sanctae Mariae virginis in Fanche&s;treet, inter tenementum R. W. ex parte Boreali, &amp; tenem~tu~ I.A. ex parti Au&s;trali, &amp; abuttat &s;uper vicum Regium in Fanch&s;treet praed' ver&s;us Occidentem, &amp; tenementum P.C. ver&s;us Orientem, Et aliud tenementu~ de praed' tribus tenementis &s;ituatu~ e&s;t &amp; iacet in parochia om|nium &s;anctorum in Lumbard&s;treet, inter tenementum I. B. ex parte Au&s;trali, &amp; tenementum H.K. ex parte Boreali, &amp; abuttat &s;uper vicum Regium de L. ver&s;us Occidentem, &amp; tenementum R.S. ver&s;us Orientem, Et tertium tenem~tu~ de praed' tribus tenementis &s;ituatu~ e&s;t &amp; iacet in parochia &s;a~cti Andreae de Ea&s;tchepe, inter tenementu~ T. A. ex parte Au|&s;trali, &amp; tenementum I H. ex parte Boreali, &amp; vnum caput abuttat &s;uper vicu~ regium de L. praed' ver&s;us Orientem, &amp; al|terum caput abuttat &s;uper venella~ de Puddding lane ver&s;us Occidentem. Habend' &amp; tenend' praedicta tria tenementa cum &s;uis pertinentijs <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> I. ad terminum vitae &s;uae. Et po&s;t dece&s;&s;um praedict' I. voluit &amp; legauit antedictus te&s;tator, qd'
<PB REF="43"> praedicta tria tenementa cum &s;uis pertinentijs Agnetae filiae &amp; heredibus de corpore &s;uo legitime <ABBR>procreat</ABBR> integre rema|nerent, &amp; &abpro; defectu heredis de corpore eiu&s;d' A. legitime <ABBR>&abpro;|creat</ABBR> voluit &amp; leganit idem te&s;tator, quod p~dicta tria tene|menta cum &s;uis pertinentijs nobis <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> W. &amp; I. executorib&abus; &s;uis integre remanerent ad vendendum, &amp; pecunia~ &s;ua~ inde percipiendam, in operibus charitatis di&s;ponend', prout in eodem te&s;tam~to plenius continetur. Et quia praedicta I obijt &amp; praedicta A. &s;imiliter &s;ine heredibus de corpore &s;uo legi|time <ABBR>procreat</ABBR> dece&s;&s;it: Sciatis nos <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> W. &amp; I. executores dicti te&s;tamenti <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> R. authoritate dicti te&s;tamenti, dimi|&s;i&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto no&s;tro confirma&s;&s;e, ac &abpro; quadam pecunie &s;umma inde in complementum executi|onis dicti te&s;tam~ti prae manibus &s;oluta, vendidi&s;&s;e R. D. de Lo~don~ ciui &amp; Mercatori London~, praed' tria tenem~ta cum &s;uis pertinentijs. Habend' &amp; tenend' eidem R.D. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, de capitalibus dominis feodi illius, pro &s;eruitio inde debito &amp; de iure con&s;ueto. In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic pre&s;enti &s;cripto no&s;tro figilla no&s;tra, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame deed in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people, to whom this pre&s;ent writing commeth, W. I. executors of the te&s;ta|ment of R. W. of London Citizen and Mercer, greeting in our Lord euerla&s;ting. Where the a|fore&s;aid R. W. by his la&s;t will &amp; te&s;tament read and proclaimed in the Hu&s;tings of London, hol|den the day next after S. Barnabe, in the 19. yere of the raigne of our Soueraigne Lord R. Henrie the eight &amp;c. gaue and bequeathed to I. his wife, three tenements with the appurtenances which be had in the Citie: whereof one tenement lyeth in the pari&s;h of our ble&s;&s;ed Lady of Fanch&s;treete, betweene the tenement of P. C. on the North part, &amp; the tenement of I. A. on the South part, and it abutteth vpon the Kings &s;treet of Fanch|&s;treete toward the We&s;t, and the tenement of R. L. toward the Ea&s;t. And another tenement of the &s;aid three tenements, lyeth in the pari&s;h of Alhal|low in Lumber&s;treet, betweene the tenement of I. B. on the South &s;ide, and the tenement of
<PB N="35" REF="43"> H. R. on the North &s;ide, and it abutteth vpon the kings high &s;treete called Lumbard &s;treet toward the We&s;t, and the tenement of R. S. toward the Ea&s;t. And the third teneme~t of the fore&s;aid three tenements, is &s;et and lyeth in the pari&s;h of Saint Andrewes in Ea&s;tchepe, betweene the tenement of T. A. on the South, and the tenement of I. H. on the part of the North, &amp; the one end abutteth vpon the kings &s;treete toward the We&s;t, and the other end abutteth vpon the lane called Poding Lane toward the Ea&s;t. To haue and to hold the fore&s;aid iij. tenements with the appurtenances of the &s;ame, to the &s;aid Ione for term of her naturall life. After her decea&s;e the &s;aid te&s;tator willed &amp; bequeathed, that the fore&s;aid three tenem~ts with their appurtenances, &s;hould remaine wholely to Agnes his daughter, and to the heirs of her body lawfully begotten. And for default of heires of the body of the &s;aid Agnes lawfully begotten, the &s;aid te&s;tator willed and bequeathed, that the fore|&s;aid iij. teneme~ts with the appurtenances, &s;hould remaine wholy to vs the fore&s;aid W. &amp; I. his ex|ecutors for to &s;ell, and the~ money therof comming to be&s;tow, order, &amp; di&s;po&s;e in works of charitie, as in the &s;ame te&s;tament it appeareth more at large. And for a&s;much as the fore&s;aid I. is departed out of this pre&s;ent life, and the fore&s;aid A. al&s;o is dead without heire of her bodie lawfully begotten. Know ye, that we W. and I. executors of the &s;aid te&s;tament of the aboue named R. by authoritie of the &s;ame te&s;tament, haue demi&s;ed, graunted, &amp; by this our pre&s;ent writing haue confirmed, and (for a certain &s;umme of money to the accompli&s;hment of the execution of the &s;ame te&s;tament to vs afore|hand deliuered by him) clerely bargained &amp; &s;old to R. D. of London citizen &amp; Marchant of L. the fore&s;aid three tenements with their appurtenan|ces. To haue and to hold to the &s;aid R. and his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes for euer, of the chief lords of the fee, by the &s;eruice therof due &amp; of right accu&s;tomed. In witnes whereof we haue &s;et to our Seales &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="44">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An alienation of a reuer&s;ion.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pn~s &s;criptu~ peruenit W.H. de W. &s;alute~ in domino &s;empiterna~. Cum T.H. pater meus habeat &amp; teneat pro termino vite &s;ue quoddam tenementum cum &s;uis &abper;tinentijs in villa de W. predicta, vo|catum H. (reuer&s;ione inde po&s;t &s;uum dece&s;&s;um mihi &amp; he|redibus meis &s;pectante.) Noueritis me pref. W. dedi&s;&s;e, &amp; conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc pre&s;enti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e. T.B. de C. reuer&s;ionem dicti teneme~ti cu~ &s;uis pertinentijs cum acci|derit po&s;t dece&s;&s;um praedicti R. patris mei. Habendu~ &amp; te|nendu~ p~dictam reuer&s;ionem cu~ &s;uis pertinentijs cu~ acciderit, <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> T.B. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuu~, de capi|tal' dominis feodi illius per &s;eruitia inde debia &amp;c. in cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c. An~ regni Regis H. viij. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people, to whom this pre&s;ent writing commeth, W. H. of W. &s;endeth gree|ting in our Lord euerla&s;ting. Where S. H. my fa|ther hath &amp; holdeth for terme of his life a certain tenement with thappurtenances in the towne of W. afore&s;aid called H. (the reuer&s;ion therof after his decea&s;e vnto me &amp; mine heirs appertaining) Know ye that I the &s;aid W: haue giuen &amp; graun|ted, &amp; by this my pre&s;ent writing haue confirmed to T.B. of C. the reuer&s;ion of the &s;aid tenement with thappurtenances when&s;oeuer it &s;hal happen after the decea&s;e of the &s;aid R. my father. To haue and to hold the fore&s;aid reuer&s;ion with all the ap|purtenances when&s;oeuer it &s;hall happen as afore|&s;aid, to the &s;aid T B. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer of the chiefe Lords of the fee, by the &s;eruice of the &s;ame due and of right accu&s;tomed. In wit|nes whereof we the &s;aid parties interchangeably haue put to our &s;eales, the day and yere, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of atturney vpon the &s;ame alienation.</HEAD>
<P>OMnib&abus; Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptu~ peruene|rit T.H. de W. <ABBR>&s;alut</ABBR> in dn~o &s;empiterna~. Cu~ ego pred' T.
<PB N="36" REF="44"> habeam &amp; teneam pro termin~ vitae meae vnum ten~tum cu~ &s;uis pertinentijs in villa de C. vocatum D. qd' quidem tene|mentum cum &s;uis pertinentijs &amp; reuer&s;ionem, cum accide|rit po&s;t meum dece&s;&s;um T.B. perqui&s;iuit de W.H. filio meo &amp; haered' natural'. Noueritis me praef. T.H. po&s;ui&s;&s;e praed' T.B. in plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;. &amp; &s;ei&s;inam de reuer&s;i|one dict' tenementi, cum oibus &s;uis pertinen~, per &s;olutione~ i.d'. argenti. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people to whome this pre&s;ent writing commeth, T.H. of W. &s;endeth gree|ting in our Lord euerla&s;ting. Wheras I the &s;aid T. haue and hold for terme of my natural life, one tenement with the appurtenances in the towne of Croydon, called Downes, which &s;aid tenement with the appurtenances and reuer&s;ion of the &s;ame when it happeneth after my decea&s;e T. B. hath acquired and gotten of W. H. my naturall &s;onne and heire. Know ye, that I the &s;aid T. H. haue put the &s;aid T. B. in full and peaceable po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion e&s;tate, and &s;ei&s;in of the reuer&s;ion of the &s;aid tene|ment, with all and &s;inguler the appurtenances, by payment of one peny of &s;iluer. In witnes where|of &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An alienation of free rent, with the homage and &s;eruice.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant p~&s;entes &amp; futuri, quod ego W.H. dedi, conce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac prae&s;enti charta mea confirmaui R.M. totum redditu~ meum de xxx. s. homagium, et liberum &s;eruitium, exeuntia de vno ten~to, &amp; quatuor virgatis terrae I. S. in Dale, cum omnibus &abper;tinentijs, quod quidem tenementum &amp; quatuor virgate terrae, quondam fuerunt S.E. Habendum &amp; perci|piendum p~dictum redditum xxx.s. homagium &amp; liberum &s;eruitium, cum &s;uis pertinentijs exeunt' de praedicto tene|mento cum quatuor virgatis terrae <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> R. M. haeredi|bus &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis im&abper;petuum. Solue~do, faciendo, &amp; red|de~do eide~ modo &amp; forma, &s;icut p~d' I.S. &amp; eius antece&s;&s;ores mihi &amp; antece&s;&s;orib&abus; meis facere, &s;oluere, &amp; reddere con&s;ue|uerunt. Et &s;i contingat <ABBR>p~d</ABBR> reddit xxx.s aretro e&s;&s;e no~ <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR>,
<PB REF="45"> in parte vel in toto, ad aliquod fe&s;tum quo &s;olui debeat, ex|tunc bene liceat <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> R.M. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis in <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> ten~tu~ &amp; quatuor virgatas terrae cum &abper;tine~tijs intra<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">e &amp; di&s;tringere, et di&s;trictiones ibidem inuentas capere, abdu|cere, effugare, a&s;portare &amp; penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;&abque; de toto p~dicto redditu cum omnib&abus; inde arreragijs (&s;i quae fuerint) &s;ibi plenarie fuerit &s;atisfactum &amp; per&s;olutum. In cuius rei te|&s;timonium &amp;c. Datum &amp;c. ann~ regni Regis &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowne to all that bee pre&s;ent and for to come, that I W.H. haue giuen and graunted, &amp; by this my pre&s;ent deed, haue confirmed to R.M. all my rent of xxx. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> homage, and free &s;eruice, due out of one tenement, &amp; iiij. rods of ground of I. S. in Dale, with all thappurtena~ces, which tene|ment and foure rods of ground, &s;ometime were S. E. To haue, hold, &amp; inioy the fore&s;aid yearely rent of xxx. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> homage, free &s;eruice, and appurte|nances, due out of the &s;aid tenement and foure rods of ground, to the &s;aid R. M. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer, to be paid, made, &amp; yeelded vnto them, in maner and forme as the for&s;aid I. S. and his aunce&s;ters were wont to pay, make, and yeeld to me &amp; to mine aunce&s;tors in time pa&s;&s;ed. And if it happen the &s;aid rent of xxx <ABBR>s.</ABBR> to be behind hand and not paid in part or in whole, at any of the v&s;u|al termes at which it ought to bee paid: That then it &s;hall be lawfull to the &s;aid R. M. his heirs and a&s;&s;ignes, into the &s;aid tenement &amp; foure rods of ground with the appurtenances to enter &amp; di|&s;train, &amp; the di&s;tre&s;&s;es &s;o there taken to carry, lead, cha&s;e, driue, &amp; beare away, and in his cu&s;todie to retaine, till &s;uch time as all the fore&s;aid rent with the arrerages if any there be, vnto the &s;ame R. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes be fully contented, &s;ati&s;fied &amp; paid. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of Annuitie or yearely rent, with deliuery of po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion and &s;ei&s;in.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos p~&s;ens &s;criptu~ peruene|rit I.S. armiger, &s;alutem in dn~o &s;empiternam. Noue|ritis
<PB N="37" REF="45"> me~ p~fatum I. dedi&s;&s;e, co~ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~n~ti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e. R.T. de O. vnum annualem redditum &s;iue an|nuitatem xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> de quodam tenem~to &s;iue ho&s;pitio in &abper;ochia omniu~ Sanctoru~ de O. <ABBR>exi&s;tent.</ABBR> Habendum, tenendum, &amp; percipiendu~ p~dictu~ annualem redditu~ &s;iue annuitatem xl <ABBR>s.</ABBR> de p~dicto ten~to &s;iue ho&s;pitio cum &s;uis pertinentiis p~fato R. T. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis im&abper;petuum, ad fe&s;tu~ Annun|ciationis, beatae Mariae virginis, &amp; S. Mich. archangeli, per e|quales portiones &s;oluend'. Et &s;i contingat p~dictu~ annualem redditum, &s;iue annuitatem xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> ad aliquod fe&s;tum &s;olutionu~ quo &s;olui debeat, in parte vel in toto, aretro e&s;&s;e non &s;olutu~, qd' extunc bene liceat p~dicto R.T. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis in dictu~ tenementu~ &s;iue ho&s;pitiu~ intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;trictiones ibide~ inuentas, &s;eu captas, a&s;portare, abducere, fugare, &amp; penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;&abque; de p~dict' annuali reddi|tu &s;iue annuitate, vna cum oibus inde arreragijs, &s;i quae fue|rint, &s;ibi &s;it plenarie &s;atisfactum. D<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> quo quidem annuali redditu &s;iue annuitate, po&s;ui p~d' R. T. in plenam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;io|nem &amp; &s;ei&s;inam per &s;olutionem &s;ex denarioru~ &s;terlingorum. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people to whom this pre&s;ent writing commeth, I. S. E&s;quier &s;endeth gree|ting in our Lord euerla&s;ting. Know ye that I the fore&s;aid I. haue giuen and graunted, and in this my pre&s;ent writing haue confirmed to R. T. of O one yerely rent or annuitie of xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> of a certain tenement or Inne of mine in the pari&s;h of Alhol|lowen in O. due to be paid. To haue, hold, and receiue the fore&s;aid yerely rent or annuitie of xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> of the &s;aid tenement or Inne with the appurte|nances of the afore&s;aid R. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer, at the fea&s;t of the Annunciation of our ble&s;&s;ed Lady the virgin, and at the fea&s;t of Saint Michael tharchangell, by euen portions. And if it happen the fore&s;aid yerely rent or annuitie of xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> at any of the fea&s;ts aboue named, at which it ought to be paied to be behind &amp; vnpaied: that then it &s;hall be lawfull for the &s;aid R. his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes into the &s;aid tenement or Inne immedi|atly to enter and di&s;traine, and the di&s;tre&s;&s;es &s;o
<PB REF="46"> there found, to take, carry, driue, and bring away, and in his or their cu&s;tody to retaine, til &s;uch time as all the &s;aid yerely rent or annuitie, and all and &s;inguler arrerages of the &s;ame, be fully contented, &s;ati&s;fied and paied: Of which yerely rent or an|nuitie I haue put the &s;aid R. in full and peaceable po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, &s;tate, and &s;ei&s;in, by paying of vj. pence &s;terling. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A Surrender.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos p~&s;ens &s;criptu~ per|uenerit, T.R. de B. &s;alutem. Cum I. R. pater meus per chartam &s;uam feoffamenti dederit &amp; conce&s;&s;erit mihi p~fato T. vnum me&s;uagium cum &s;uis pertinen|tijs in villa de B. praedict', &s;ituatum inter tenementu~ R W. ex parte au&s;trali, &amp; &s;tratam regiam ver&s;us boreale~: Haben|dum &amp; tenendum mihi &abpro; termino vitae meae. Ita qd' po&s;t dece&s;&s;um meum, p~dictum me&s;uagium cum &s;uis <ABBR>pertinent</ABBR> H R. fratri meo, haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum re|maneret. Noueritis me p~dictum T. conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; &s;ur&s;um reddidi&s;&s;e p~fato H fratri meo, totum ius meum &amp; &s;tatum quae habeo pro termino vitae meae in praedict' me&s;uagio cum &s;uis <ABBR>pertinent.</ABBR> Habend' &amp; tenendum eidem H. haeredib&abus; &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum de capitalibus dn~is feodi illi|us per &s;eruitia &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people to whom this pre&s;ent writing commeth, T. R. of B. &s;endeth gree|ting. Whereas I. R. my father by his deed of feoffement gaue and graunted to the &s;aid T. one me&s;uage with the appurtenances in the towne of Barton, lying betweene the teneme~t of R. W. on the &s;outh part, &amp; the &s;treet toward the north. To haue &amp; to hold to<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ne for the terme of my naturall life: &s;o that after my decea&s;e the fore&s;aid me&s;uage with thappurtenances &s;hould remain wholy to H. R. my brother, his heirs &amp; a&s;&s;ignes for euer. Know
<PB N="38" REF="46"> ye that I the &s;aid T. haue giuen and &s;urrendred to the fore&s;aid H. my right, title, and &s;tate, that I haue for terme of my life, in the &s;aid me&s;uage with the appurtenances of the &s;ame. To haue and to hold to the &s;aid H. his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes for euer, of the chiefe Lords of the fee, paying the &s;eruice thereof accu&s;tomed &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A partition of inheritance betweene &s;i&s;ters.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pre&s;ens <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> <ABBR>indentat</ABBR> peruenerit A.M. et M.M. fil' et her~ E. M nu&abper; de R. de|functi, &s;alutem. Cum praedictus E pater no&s;ter nuper obierit &s;ei&s;itus in dominico &s;uo, vt de feodo, de duobus tenementis &amp; xvj. acris terrae, cum pertinentijs in R. praedicta iacentib&abus;, quae nobis praefatis A. &amp; M. de&s;cenderunt iure hereditario po&s;t mortem praedicti E. patris no&s;tri. Noueritisnos vnanimi a&s;&s;en&s;u et con&s;en&s;u no&s;tro per vi&s;um proborum &amp; legalium hominum de viceneto no&s;tro, diui&s;ionemdictarum terrarum et tenem~ feci&s;&s;e &s;ub forma quae &s;equitur, videlicet, quod ego praedicta A. &s;enior filia dicti E. habeam illud tenementum &s;cituatum in London greene inter &amp;c. cum octo acris terrae arabilis eidem tenemento annexis. Et quod ego praedict' M. iunior filia praedicti E. habeam &amp;c. Habendum &amp; tenendum nobis heredibus et a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris imperpetuum, de capi|talibus dominis feod' illorum per &s;eruitia inde debita, &amp; de iure con&s;ueta: quam quidem partitionem &s;iue diui&s;ionem ratificamus et confirmamus pro nobis &amp; heredibus no&s;tris imperpetuum. In cuius rei te&s;timonium vtrique parti huius &s;cripti nr~i indentati &s;igilla no&s;tra alternatim appo&s;uimus, his te&s;tibus E. N. N. O. P. Q. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The tenor of the &s;ame partition in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people to whome this pre&s;ent writing indented commeth. A.M. and M.M. daughters and heires of E.M. late of R decea&s;ed &s;endeth greeting. Where the fore&s;aid E. M. our father late died &s;ei&s;ed in his demeane as of Fee of two tenements, and xvj. acres of land with the appurtenances lying in R. afore&s;aid, which after
<PB REF="47"> the decea&s;e of our &s;aid father di&s;cended vnto vs by way of inheritance according to the Law. Know ye that we with one a&s;&s;ent and con&s;ent betweene vs by the adui&s;e of good and lawfull men of our neighbours, haue made diui&s;ion &amp; partition of the &s;aid lands and tenements, between vs in manner &amp; forme following, that is to &s;ay: that I the fore|&s;aid A. the elder daughter of the &s;aid E. &s;hal haue the tenement lying in Londo~ greene, between the land &amp;c. &amp; eight acres of errable ground to the &s;aid tenement annexed, for the due and whole portion of mine inheritance of the premi&s;&s;es. And that I the &s;aid M. yonger daughter of the afore&s;aid E. &s;hal haue the tenement called Drakes for the iu&s;t and whole portion of mine inheritance afore&s;aid. To haue and to hold <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">o vs, our heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes for euer of the chiefe Lords of the Fee, according to the &s;eruice and cu&s;tome thereupon due and ap|pertaining. Which fore&s;aid parting and diui&s;ion, we the &s;aid A. &amp; M. ratifie, allow, &amp; e&s;tabli&s;h for vs and our heires for euer: In witne&s;&s;e whereof to either part of the&s;e writings indented, we haue interchangeably &s;et our &s;eals the&s;e being witnes, N. O. P. B. Dated &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<DIV3 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A&s;&s;ignement of Dowry at the Church doore.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit T. W. de W. Salutem. Noueritis me praedictum S dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e &amp; hoc pre&s;enti &s;cripto meo a&s;&s;igna&s;&s;e Petronille vxori meae in tempore &s;pon&s;aliorum in o&s;tio ec|cle&s;iae parochialis de W. praedict' celebrand' vnum teneme~|tum cum vno crafto eidem annexo <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> C. Habend' &amp; tenend' &s;ibi &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis ad totam vitam &s;uam pro rata portione totius dotis &s;uae, quae po&s;t mortem meam fibi con|tingere &amp;c. Dat' &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The deed afore&s;aid in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people to whome this pre&s;ent writing co~meth, T. W. of W. &s;e~deth greeting.
<PB N="39" REF="47"> Be it knowne that I the fore&s;aid T. haue giuen &amp; granted, and by this my pre&s;ent writing haue a&s;&s;igned to Petronell my wife, in the time of our e&s;&abper;ou&s;els, in the Church doore of W. afore&s;aid to be celebrated, one teneme~t with a croft to the &s;ame anexed called C. To haue and to hold to her &amp; her a&s;&s;ignes all the terme of her life, for the iu&s;t and whole portion of al her dowrie which &s;hould hap|pen to her after the death of the &s;aid T. her hu&s;|band. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c. Dated &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;How the copie &s;hould be made of lands, holden by the yard.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam dominus conce&s;&s;it extra manus &s;uas per Iohannem Fo&s;ter capitalem Sene&s;challum &s;uum, Tho|mae Dauid &amp; A. vxor~ eius, vnum me&s;uagium &amp; vj. acras terrae cum pertinenrijs, <ABBR>iacent</ABBR> apud B. quibus dominus per Sene&s;challum conce&s;&s;it &s;ei&s;inam. Habend' &s;ibi &amp; heredib&abus; &s;uis per virgam ad voluntatem domini &s;ecundum con&s;uetu|dinem manerij. Et dant domino de fine pro ingre&s;&s;u inde habendo, prout patet in capite, &amp; fec' domino fidelitatem, &amp; admi&s;&s;i &s;unt inde tenentes.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme for certaine rent for all ma|ner of &s;eruice.</HEAD>
<P><HI>AD hanc curiam dominus conce&s;&s;it per I.F. Sene&s;challum &s;uum C. B. &amp; M. vxori &s;uae vnum me&s;uagium cum vi. acris terrae, ij. aeris bo&s;cis cum pertinen~ praefatis C. &amp; M. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis ad voluntatem domini &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem manerij, Reddendo inde annuatim domino &amp; heredibus (vel &s;ucce&s;&s;oribus &s;uis,</HI> if the Lord be a Bi|&s;hop or &s;uch other) <HI>vi <ABBR>s.</ABBR> viij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> pro omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis &s;eruitijs ad duos anni terminos, videlicet, ad fe&s;tum S. Mi|chaelis Archangelis, &amp; Annuntiationis beatae Mariae virgi|nis aequis portionibus, &amp; dant domino de fine &amp;c. &amp; fece|runt fidelitatem, &amp; admi&s;&s;i &s;unt &amp;c.</HI></P>
<P>It is al&s;o requi&s;ite to put in certaintie in their copies all the cu&s;tomes, rents, and &s;eruices, and that is in auncient demeane, &amp; in al places where
<PB REF="48"> the tenants haue their lands by copie to them and their heires after the cu&s;tome of the mannor: for there they haue or ought to haue a cu&s;tomary Rol, wherein is euery mans land contained, and what rent, cu&s;tomes and &s;eruices euery man ought to pay and doe, and in many places their lawes and their cu&s;tomes be put into writing, and remaine in their own cu&s;tody, to put them in remembrance when need &s;hall require.</P>
<P>But in ca&s;e there &s;hould bee made any new in|crochments or intakes inclo&s;ed or taken in, out of the commons, or any mine new found, as lead, or tinne, coale, yron, &s;tone, or other &s;uch, if a copy &s;hal be made thereof, it is nece&s;&s;arie and expedient to put the rent thereof in the tenants copy, for it is a new thing that hath not gone by cu&s;tom, and it would be put in the cu&s;tomarie Roll, for this new approuement may fortune either to increa&s;e or di|mini&s;h in the rent, and therefore mu&s;t the rents be continually expre&s;&s;ed.</P>
<P>Al&s;o where a man hath a Lord&s;hip, wherein be many tenants that holde their land of the Lord by copy of Court roll for terme of life, and haue no e&s;tate of inheritance in the &s;ame, In all &s;uch ca&s;es mu&s;t the rents be declared in copies.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A recognition of a tenant what he holdeth of the Lord.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc curiam &amp;c. venit B. C. coram T. P. Sene&s;challo huius manerij, &amp; cognouit &s;e tenere de domino vnum me&s;uagium, decem acras terrae, tres acras prati cum perti|nen~ in L. <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> C. libere per chartam in &s;ocagio per red|ditum xij <ABBR>d.</ABBR> vel vnius libre piperi, &amp; faciend' &s;ectam curiae bis per annum. Et etiam dictus B. C. cognouit &s;e tenere de domino aliud me&s;uagium cum crofto adiacente, &amp; &s;ex acras terrae arabilis, &amp; duas acras prati cum pertinentiis, ad vo|luntatem domini &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem manerii, &amp; per redditum iii. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> &amp; fecit fidelitatem, &amp; admi&s;&s;&ugrave;s e&s;t inde tenens &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="40" REF="48">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Copie in auncient deme&s;ne where the Proclamation &s;hall be had.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam tentam ibidem (tali die &amp; tali anno) B. A. filius &amp; heres I. C. venit &amp; &s;ur&s;um reddidit in ma|nus domini vnum me&s;uagium, x. acras terrae, tres acras prati cum vno crofto in D. infra iuri&s;dict' huius curiae, ad opus T. H. heredum &amp; a&s;&s;ignatoru~ &s;uorum imperpetuum, virtute barganiae &s;iue pactionis inter eos factae, &amp; &s;uper hoc publica proclamatio in eadem curia facta fuit, quod &s;i quis aliquod ius &s;eu titulum ad eundem me&s;uagiu~, terras, prata, &amp; crofta, vel in aliqua eorum parcella pretendere voluit vel haberet, veniret &amp; audiretur, Et nullus venit ad hanc curiam, &abper; quod &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem manerij praedicti me&s;uagium, terrae, prata, &amp; crofta remanerent in manus domini v&s;qu&egrave; ad tertiam proclamationem &s;uper ei&s;dem factam, &amp; &s;uper hoc dies <ABBR>dat</ABBR> e&s;t partibus praedictis e&s;&s;endi ad &abpro;ximam cu|riam manerij praedicti, ad audiendum inde iudicium &s;uum &s;uper praemi&s;&s;is.</P>
<P>Et ad hanc Curiam tentam ibidem (tali die &amp; anno) tam p~dictus A. B. quam praedictus T. H. venerunt, &amp; &s;uper hoc &s;ecunda proclamatio facta fuit &s;uper praemi&s;&s;is: quod &s;i aliquis aliquid ius vel titulum ad praedictum me&s;uagium, terras, prata, &amp;c. haberet aut pretenderet, veniret &amp; audi|retur, Et nullus venit, &amp; &s;u&abper; hoc dies <ABBR>dat</ABBR> e&s;t partibus <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> e&s;&s;endi ad proximam curiam maner~ praedicti, ad audien|dum inde iudicium &s;uum.</P>
<P>Et ad hanc Curiam tentam ibidem (tali die &amp; anno) tam praedictus A. B. quam praedictus T. H. venerunt, &amp; &s;uper hoc tertia proclamatio facta fuit &s;uper praemi&s;&s;is, quod &s;i aliquis aliquod ius vel titulum ad <ABBR>praedict</ABBR> me&s;uagium, terras, prata, &amp; crofta, vel in aliqua eorum parcella haberet vel preten|deret, veniret &amp; audiretur, Et nullus ad hoc venit.</P>
<P>Et &s;uper hoc dominus per W. H. Sene&s;challum &s;uum con|ce&s;&s;it &s;ei&s;inam de praedict' me&s;uag', terris, pratis, &amp; crofto, cum eorum pertin~ praefato T. H. Tenendum &s;ibi, heredibus, &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, &s;ecu~dum con&s;uetudinem manerij praedicti, &amp; dat domino de fine pro ingre&s;&s;u &amp;c. &amp; admi&s;&s;us e&s;t inde tenens, &amp; fec' fidelitatem &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB REF="49">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of a Copie in auncient deme&s;ne, where the wife &s;hall be examined.</HEAD>
<P>DAle. Ad Curiam tentam ibide~ (tali die &amp; tali &amp;c.) T.B. de N. &amp; E. vxor eius hic in plena curia &s;ola examina|ta &amp; confe&s;&s;a, &s;ur&s;um reddiderunt in manus domini vnum me&s;uagium, &amp; dimidiatum bouatam terr~, vnam quatronam terrae cum &s;uis pertinen~ in Dale praedict' <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> G. ad opus W.C. de O. vnd' accidit domino vnus equus de herioto, &amp; &s;uper hoc venit dictus W.C. &amp; cepit de domino dictum me|&s;uagium &amp;c. cum pertinentijs. Habendum &amp; tenendu~ &s;ibi, &amp; Anne vxori &s;uae, heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis ip&s;ius W. imper|petuum, &s;ecundu~ con&s;uetudinem man~ij, per redditum et &s;er|uitium inde prius debitum &amp; con&s;uetum, &amp; dant dn~o de fine pro ingre&s;&s;u habendo in dictis me&s;uagijs &amp; ceteris praemi&s;&s;is &amp;c. Et data e&s;t eis &s;ei&s;ina, &amp; fecerunt fidelitatem &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme for terme of life.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam &amp;c. venit I.D. &amp; I. vxor eius, ip&s;a &s;ola examinata coram Sene&s;ch<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">llo, &amp; &s;ur&s;um reddiderunt in manus domini vnum tenementum cum pertinen~ in E. iacen~ inter tenementum I.C ex parte orientali, &amp; tenementum C. D. ex parte occidentali, &amp; abbuttat &s;uper altam viam ex &abper;te au&s;trali, &amp; &s;uper gardinum E.F. ex parte boreali, ad opus &amp; v&s;um G.H. &amp; vxoris &s;uae, ad terminum vitae eorum &amp; alte|rius eorum diutius viuentis, &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem maner~, Et dant dn~o de fine &amp;c. &amp; fecerunt fidelitatem.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme vpon Condition.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam venit I.C. &amp; &s;ur&s;um reddidit in manus domini vnum cotagiu~, iacens &amp;c. ad opus &amp; v&s;um I.D. Tenendum &s;ibi &amp; haeredibus &s;uis de domino, ad voluntatem domini, &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem manerij, &s;ub conditionib&abus; &s;equentibus, videlicet, &s;i praedict' E.D. &s;oluat, aut &s;olui faciat praefato I.C. xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> ad fe&s;ta &s;ancti Iohannis Bapti&s;tae, &amp; om|nium Sanctorum proxim~ futurum po&s;t datum huius curiae aequis portionibus, quod tunc prae&s;ens &s;ur&s;um redditio &s;it in &s;uo robore &amp; effectu, &amp; &s;i ip&s;e defecerit in &s;olutione &s;olutio|num praedict' in parte vel in toto, quod extunc bene licebit
<PB N="41" REF="49"> praefato I.C. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis reintrare &amp; rehabere p~dictum cotagium, i&s;ta &s;ur&s;umredditione non ob&s;tante in aliquo, &amp; dat dn~o de fine, &amp; fecit fidelitatem &amp;c. &amp; admi&s;&s;us e&s;t &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other maner of Surrender which is made vnto the Baily out of the Court.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam &amp;c. compertum e&s;t, quod T. C. extra curiam &s;ur&s;um reddidit in manus F.G. balliui, in p~&s;entia D.E. &amp; aliorum tenentium domini hui&abus; manerij hoc te&s;tan|tium, vnam acram terrae in E. quondam G.H. ad opus W. E. cui dn~s inde conce&s;&s;it &s;ei&s;inam, Tenendum &s;ibi &amp; haere|dibus &amp;c. de &s;eruic' &amp;c. Et dat &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other forme where the Lord graunted a Copie of his &s;peciall graunt.</HEAD>
<P>AD curiam apud D.A. tentam ibidem (tali die &amp;c.) Prae|ceptum fuit balliuo &s;e&s;ire in manus dn~i vnum tenemen|tum &s;iue me&s;uagium cum pertinen~ nuper in tenura I.C. vo|catum D. eo quod ip&s;e alienauerit &amp; vendidit dictum tene|mentum cuidam T.V. &s;ine licentia domini &amp;c. &amp; inde re&s;|pondebit dn~o de exitibus quou&s;&abque; &amp;c. Et qd' in i&s;ta eadem curia dominus de &s;ua gratia &s;peciali conce&s;&s;it dictum tene|mentum cum pertinentjis p~fato I. B. cui dominus inde con|ce&s;&s;it &s;e&s;inam: Habend' &s;ibi &amp; heredibus, &amp;c. de domino ad voluntatem, &s;ecundum &amp;c. Et dat &amp;c. Et fecit &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other maner for terme of yeres, where the Lord &s;hall keepe reparations.</HEAD>
<P>AD curiam dominus per I. F. Sene&s;callum &s;uum, con|ce&s;&s;it E.R. vuum me&s;uagium cum domibus &s;upera&s;tan|tibus, &amp; diuer&s;as terras, prata, pa&s;cua, &amp; pa&s;turas, cum &s;e|pibus, fo&s;&s;atis, &amp; omnibus alijs &s;uis pertinentijs vocatum A. Habendum &amp; tenendum &s;ibi &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, &agrave; fe&s;to &s;ancti Michaelis Archangeli proximo futur~ po&s;t <ABBR>dat</ABBR> huius curiae, v&s;que ad finem &amp; terminum quadraginta annorum extunc proximo &s;equentium &amp; plenari&egrave; complendorum: Reddend' inde annuatim xx. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> ad duos anni terminos, videlicet &amp;c. per aequales porciones. Proui&s;o &s;emper, quod dura~te termino
<PB REF="50"> praedicto, p~dictus dominus inueniet maeremium, materiam &amp; ligna toties, quoties nece&s;&s;ariu~ fuerit dicto tenemento, ad emendandum, reparandum, &amp; &s;u&s;tinendum. Et dat domino de fine &amp;c. Et fecit fidelitatem &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;An other maner where a man pretendeth a title and after relea&s;eth in the Court.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam <ABBR>tent</ABBR> &amp;c. compertum e&s;t, quod dominus per T.P. Sene&s;challum &s;uum ad curiam tentam apud C. tali die &amp; anno, conce&s;&s;it ex manerijs &s;uis W.P. &amp; haeredi|bus &s;uis, vnam &abper;cellam terrae continentem circa tres acras terrae, &s;iue plus &s;iue min&abus; habeatur, cuidam T.C. in A iacen|tem inter terram A.B. ex parte Au&s;trali, &amp; terram W.S. ex parte Boreali. Habendum &amp; tenendum &amp;c. ad volun|tatem domini, &s;ecundum con&s;uetudine~ manerij. Et po&s;tea venit quaedam Agneta W. coram praefato T.P. Sene&s;challo domini, &amp; praetendit habere titulum in praedict' parcella terrae, &amp; hic prae&s;ens in Curia remi&s;it, relaxauit, &amp; imper|petuum <ABBR>quiet</ABBR> clamauit praefato W. P. &amp; haeredibus &s;uis per licentiam domini, totum ius &s;uum &amp; clameum quae ha|bet, vel habuit, vel in futurum habere poterit in praedicta parcella terrae, &amp; in qualibet inde parcella. Ita videlicet, quod nec ip&s;a Agneta, nec haeredes &s;ui, nec aliquis alius, no|mine eorum, aliquod ius vel clameum in praedicta parcella de cetero exigere vel vendicare poterit, &s;ed ab omni actione iuris vel clamei &s;int exclu&s;i per prae&s;entes &amp;c. Et dat domi|no &amp;c. Et fecit fidelitatem &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A forme of a Copie, where the heire is admitted to his lands after the death of his Father.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam tentam, compertum e&s;t, quod I.B. obijt &s;ei&s;itus po&s;t vltimam curiam qui de domino tenuit &s;ibi &amp; haeredibus &s;uis, vnum tenementum vocatum E. &amp; obijt inde &s;ei&s;itus. Et dicit quod R.B. filius eius e&s;t proxim&abus; haeres &amp; plenae aetatis (vel infra aetatem, videlicet, duodecim anno|rum, &amp; in cu&s;todia T.W.) vel R.M. fratris eius, vel con|&s;anguinei eius &amp; proximus haeres eiu&s;dem &amp; plenae aeta|tis, &amp; prae&s;ens hic in cur~ petit admitti, &amp; admi&s;&s;us e&s;t inde tenens: Tenendum &s;ibi &amp; haeredibus &s;uis de domino,
<PB N="42" REF="50"> ad voluntatem domini, &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem &amp;c. Et dat &amp;c. &amp; fecit fidelitatem.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme of a Copie, where the lands are made intayled, with a remainder ouer.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc curiam compertum e&s;t, quod R.B. de F. ad cu|riam tenta~ apud E. tali die &amp; anno &amp;c. fur&s;um reddidit in manus domini, vnum tenementum &amp; tres acras terrae <ABBR>vo|cat</ABBR> C. ad opus O.B. filij eiu&s;dem R. &amp; Aliciae vxoris &s;uae, quibus dominus conce&s;&s;it &s;ei&s;inam: Tenendum &s;ibi &amp; here|dibus de corporibus eorum legitime &abpro;creatis. Et &s;i praedictus R. et Alicia vxor eius &s;ine heredibus de corporibus eoru~ le|gitime &abpro;creatis obierint, quod tunc praedicta terra &amp; tene|menta cum &s;uis pertinentijs remaneant rectis heredibus ip|&s;ius R B. Et modo curia i&s;ta <ABBR>informat</ABBR> &abper; totum homagium, quod praedicti R. &amp; A. obierint &s;ine heredibus inter eos pro|creatis, &amp; praedictus O.B. &s;imiliter. Et &s;uper hoc venit I.B. frater &amp; heres praedicti R. B. &amp; petit admitti, et admi&s;&s;us e&s;t tenens &amp;c. Et per licentiam domini praefatus I.B. conce&s;&s;it quod praedictum tenementum &amp; terra quae ei reman&s;erunt po&s;t mortem praedictorum R.B. &amp; O.B. &amp; Aliciae vxoris &s;uae remanerent W.C. &amp; heredibus &s;uis, cui dominus inde con|ce&s;&s;it &s;ei&s;inam, tenendum ad voluntatem domini, &s;ecundum con&s;uetudinem &amp;c Et dat &amp;c. Et fecit fidelitatem &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Another maner of Copie for terme of life, with diuers remainders ouer.</HEAD>
<P>AD ha~c curiam venit N.O. &amp; &s;ur&s;um reddidit in manus domini vnum me&s;uagium, &amp; octo acras terrae cu&s;tomar~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> F. vt dominus faceret inde voluntatem &s;uam, &amp; do|minus inde habet &s;ei&s;inam. Et ex gratia &s;ua &s;peciali recon|ce&s;&s;it praedictum me&s;uagium &amp; terras praefatis N.O. &amp; K. vxori eius, durante vita eorum, ita quod po&s;t eorum de|ce&s;&s;um dictum tenementum &amp; terrae remaneant K. vxori W. durante vita &s;ua, Et po&s;t dece&s;&s;um ip&s;ius K. praedictam terram et tenementum ramaneant rectis heredibus ip&s;ius N.O. imperpetuum. Tenendum ei&s;dem N.O. &amp; K. vxori eius, durante tota vita eorum &abper; virgam ad voluntatem do|mini &s;ecundu~ &amp;c. in forma p~dict': &s;aluo iure cuiu&s;libet &amp;c
<PB REF="51"> Et praedicti N.O. &amp; K. dant domino de fine &amp;c. Et fecerunt fidelitatem &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Surrender out of the Court, and a remainder with a condition.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam compertum e&s;t, quod V. L. languens in extremis &s;ur&s;um reddid' in manus B. F. extra curiam, per manus I.H. in pre&s;entia F. G. G. H. <ABBR>tenent</ABBR> huius ma|nerij hoc te&s;tantium, vnu~ me&s;uagium cu~ pertinentijs. &amp;c. ad opus E vxoris praedict' V.L. tenendum &s;ibi pro &s;eruitio inde <ABBR>debit</ABBR>, &s;ecundum con&s;uetud' manerij protermino vitae &s;uae. Ita quod po&s;t mortem dictae F. praedict' me&s;uagium remaneat I. filio praedicti G. &amp; H. &amp; heredibus de cor|pore &s;uo legitime procreatis. Et &s;i contingat dictum I obire &s;ine heredibus de corpore &s;uo legitime procreatis, quod tu~c praedictum m&eacute;&s;uagium remaneat R. filio praedict' R. &amp; F. &amp; heredibus de corpore &s;uo legitime procreatis. Et &s;i con|tingat dictum N. obire &s;ine heredibus de corpore &s;uo legiti|me procreatis, quod tunc praedictum me&s;uagium per exe|cutores vtriu&s;&abque; eorum diutius <ABBR>vinent</ABBR> venderetur, &amp; denarij inde recepti &amp; prouenientes, in pauperes &amp; alias eleemo&s;i|nas erogentur, di&s;ponentur, &amp; di&s;tribuentur, prout eis melius videbitur expedire, quibus dominus inde conce&s;&s;it &s;ei&s;inam. Tenendum in forma praedicta, ad voluntatem domini, &s;ecu~|dum con&s;uetudinem maner~. Et dat domino de fine &amp;c. Et fecit fidelitatem.</P>
<P><HI>And note, that if any of them die, and the heire be within age, the fidelitie mu&s;t be deferred til he commeth to lawfull yeares &amp;c.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A Supplication to be exempt from all manner En|que&s;ts and Iuries within the Lord&s;hip.</HEAD>
<P>AD hanc Curiam venit R.C. in&s;tanter &s;upplicand', prout ip&s;e per tran&s;acta plurima tempora &s;upplicauit &amp; pro|fert domino finem annualem nomine exemptionis, vt ip&s;e ex &s;ua gratia &s;peciali &amp; fauore, ob cau&s;am &s;enectutis, infir|mitatis &amp; debilitatis &s;uae, po&s;&s;it exonerari de cetero ab om|nibus &amp; &s;ingulis inqui&s;itionibus, iuramentis, &amp; officijs qui|bu&s;cunque, tam in hac villa quam alibi infra dominium
<PB N="43" REF="51"> domini &s;ibi obijciend' &amp; a&s;&s;ignand'. Quapropter a&s;pecta vera &s;enectute, vna cum infirmitate &amp; debilitate &s;ua, &s;ub fine annuali nomine exemptionis inde prolato, ac &s;ugge&s;tione eius per tenentes &amp; vi&s;us veraciter &amp; congrue te&s;tificata in premi&s;&s;is, modo dominus conce&s;&s;it in i&s;ta curia per I. P. Sene&s;challum &s;uum <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> R.C. huiu&s;modi licenciam, fa|norem, &amp; exemptionem ad terminum vitae &s;uae duraturum. Et praedict' R.C. dat domino de annuali redditu per&s;olue~d' annuatim iiij. ad terminos v&s;uales.</P>
<P><HI>Yee &s;hall vnder&s;tand, that there is no manner of &s;tates made of free land by poll deed, or deede indented, but there may be made the &s;ame of copy lands by copie, if they be well made and entred in the court Rols. And the Steward is bou~d by law and con&s;cience to be a Iudge indifferent between the tenants and the Lord, &amp; to enter their copies truely in the court rols of the Lord, for that &s;hall be a great commoditie to the Lord to know his pre&s;idents, cu&s;tomes and &s;eruices, and al&s;o a great a&s;&s;urance to the tenants: for if their copies &s;hould be lo&s;t, they may vouch and re&s;ort to the Court Rols, and the Steward may make them new copies, according to the old pre&s;idents in the Lords records, euen as it is of free land, or of any other matter at the co~mon law, when it is enrol|led according to the &s;tatute, which &s;hall euer te|&s;tifie the truth, what chance &s;oeuer happeneth to the parties, as yee may read in the booke of Sur|ueying, wherein be many good examples of enrol|ling and making of records.</HI></P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Heere followeth the forme to make indentures.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture of &s;ale with a purcha&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the 17. day of Augu&s;t, in the xxxij. yere of our &s;oueraigne Lord king Henry the eight, by the grace of God king of England, France and Ireland, defender of the
<PB REF="52"> faith, and in earth &s;upreame head of the Church of England and Ireland, between A.B. of C. in the Countie of K. yeoman on the one partie, and R.M. of O. in the &s;aid county Gentleman on the other party, witne&s;&s;eth, that the &s;aid A.B. the day of making hereof, for the &s;umme of xl. marks &s;ter|ling, to him by the &s;aid R. wel and truly co~tented &amp; paid in hand, at the infealing of this Inde~ture, wherof &amp; wherewith the &s;aid A. B. knowledgeth him&s;elfe well and truely contented &amp; paid, &amp; ther|of, and of euery parcell thereof, doth clearely ac|quite and di&s;charge the fore&s;aid R. his heires and executors by the&s;e pre&s;ents, hath bargained and &s;old, and by this Indenture bargaineth &amp; &s;elleth, clerely vnto the &s;aid R. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, to their owne v&s;e for euer, all tho&s;e his me&s;uage, lands, tenements, meadowes, lea&s;ues, pa&s;tures, &amp; appurtenances, &s;et, lying and being in the towne, pari&s;h, &amp; fields of A&s;hforth in the countie of Ley|ce&s;ter, which &s;ometime belonged to C. F. late of A&s;hforth afore&s;aid yeoman decea&s;ed. And in like|wi&s;e the &s;aid A. for the &s;um afore&s;aid, hath bar|gained &amp; &s;old by this Indenture vnto the &s;aid R. al deeds, charters, euidences, e&s;cripts, e&s;crowles, writings &amp; muniments, concerning the premi&s;&s;es, and any part or parcell thereof, and the &s;ame deeds, charters, euidences, e&s;cripts, e&s;crowles, writings and muniments, the &s;aid B. couenanteth by this Indenture, to deliuer, or cau&s;e to be deli|uered to the &s;aid R. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes, before the fea&s;t of the Natiuitie of S. Iohn the bapti&s;t next comming, after the date hereof: To haue and to hold al the &s;aid me&s;uage, la~ds, tenements, meadows, lea&s;ues, pa&s;tures &amp; all other the premi&s;|&s;es with their appurtenances to the &s;aid R his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, to their owne v&s;e for euer. And the &s;aid A. B. couena~teth &amp; granteth by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, that he or his heires before the fea&s;t of S. Michael the archangell, which &s;halbe in the yere of our Lord God M.CCCCC. xliiij. &s;hal make or cau&s;e to be made to the &s;aid R. and his heires,
<PB N="44" REF="52"> and to &s;uch other per&s;ons, as he or they &s;hal name or a&s;&s;igne, to the v&s;e of the &s;ame R. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer, a good, &s;ufficient, &amp; lawful e&s;tate in the law in fee &s;imple, of &amp; in the &s;aid me&s;uage, lands and tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, by deed, fine, feoffement, reco|uerie, relea&s;e with warrantie, &s;urrender, or other|wi&s;e, at the co&s;ts and charges in the law, of the &s;aid R. or his heirs, as by the learned cou~&s;el of the &s;aid R. or his heirs, &s;halbe be&s;t deui&s;ed &amp; required: The &s;ame me&s;uage, lands, tenements, &amp; all other the premi&s;&s;es, to be then cleerely di&s;charged of all former bargaines, former &s;ales, titles of inheri|tance, iointures, dowers, morgages, &s;tatutes mar|chant, &s;tatutes of the Staple of We&s;tmin&s;ter, in|tru&s;ions, forfeitures, lea&s;es, iudgements, con|demnations, executions, arrerages of rents, and of all maner of charges and incumbrances what|&s;oeuer they be: The rents &amp; &s;eruices from thence|forth due to the chiefe Lords of the &s;ame lees only out taken and excepted. And the &s;ame A. B. coue|nanteth and granteth by this Indenture, that all &s;uch per&s;ons as now &s;tand &amp; bee infeoffed &amp; &s;ei&s;ed of and in the &s;aid me&s;uages, lands, tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, or of or in any part or parcell of the &s;ame, &s;hall at all times from the day of the date of this Indenture forward, &s;tand, remaine, and be infeoffed &amp; &s;ei&s;ed, of, and in the &s;ame, to the v&s;e of the &s;ame R. his heirs &amp; a&s;&s;ignes for euer. And al&s;o the &s;aid A. B. couenanteth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he and his heires, and all other per&s;ons, hauing, claiming, or pretending to haue any &s;tate, right, title, v&s;e, or intere&s;t, of, or in the &s;aid me&s;uage, lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es with their appurtenances, of, or in any part or parcell of the &s;ame, at all times from the day of the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents, foorthwith &s;hall doe, cau&s;e, and &s;uffer to be done, all and euerie thing and things, which by the learned coun&s;ell of the &s;aid R. or his heires &s;hal be deui&s;ed for the further a&s;&s;urance
<PB REF="53"> of al and &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es, to the afore&s;aid R to his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes to their owne v&s;e for euer. And in likewi&s;e the &s;aid A. B. couenanteth and graunteth by this Indenture, that hee the &s;ame A. B. the day of making hereof, is very true ow|ner &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;or in his own right, of all the fore&s;ayd me&s;uages, lands, tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;|&s;es with the appurtenances, and that he hath full power, &s;trength, &amp; authoritie, in his own right, to bargaine and &s;ell the &s;ame to the &s;aid R. and his heires, in maner &amp; forme afore&s;aid. And further|more it is couenanted, condi&s;cended &amp; agreed be|tween the &s;aid parties, and the &s;aid R. for his part couenanteth &amp; graunteth by this Indenture, that if the &s;aid A. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes pay, or cau&s;e to be paid to the &s;aid R. his heirs or a&s;&s;ignes xl. markes, of good and lawfull money of England, (together with al &s;uch co&s;ts and expences as the &s;ame R. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall be at, a&s;well in the making &s;ure of the &s;ame me&s;uages, lands, tenements &amp;c. as al&s;o in repairing, making, and ame~ding of the &s;ame) at any time within the term of foure yeres, next after the date of this Inden|ture: That then the &s;aid R. his heirs or a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall make to the &s;ame A. B. &amp; his heires, a good, &s;ure, and &s;ufficient, lawful, and indefea&s;ible e&s;tate to their owne v&s;e, and their heirs for euer, of and in the &s;ame me&s;uages, lands, teneme~ts, and other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, and euerie part and parcell of them: The &s;ame to bee then cleerly di&s;charged of all former bargains, former &s;ales, iointures, dowers, &s;tatutes of the Staple of We&s;tmin&s;ter, &s;tatutes Marchants, and all other charges and incumbrances what&s;oeuer they be, by the &s;aid R. his heirs or a&s;&s;ignes, at any time com|menced, made, or done. And at the &s;aid a&s;&s;urance of the &s;ame to the &s;aid A. in forme afore&s;aid to bee made, the &s;aid R. couenanteth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, to deliuer or cau&s;e to be deliuered to the &s;aid A. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes, all &s;uch euy|dences, deeds, and writings, as hee the &s;ame R.
<PB N="45" REF="53"> his heires or a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall then haue concerning the &s;aid me&s;uages, lands, tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, vnder like ma|ner &amp; forme, as the &s;aid R. receiued them, without fraud or further delay. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>This deed is commonly ve&s;d when a man layeth his land to mortgage to another, and couenanteth to pay him by a certaine day vnder paine of forfeiture. And &s;o in ca&s;e the day be broken, the lands are as &s;ure to the lender of money, as if it were a plaine bargaine, or a &s;ale. It is al&s;o very good in Wales, where they v&s;e to pledge land cal|led Tirpride.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture of &s;ale of wood.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made, &amp;c. Betweene A. B. of T. in the county of D. gentleman on the one partie, and E. F. of S. in the &s;ame county yeoma~ of the other party. Witne&s;&s;eth, that if the &s;aid A. B. the day of making hereof, hath bargained and &s;old, and by the&s;e pre&s;ent Inde~tures, doth cleerely bargaine and &s;ell vnto the &s;aid E. all tho&s;e his woods and vnderwoods, now&s;tanding &amp; grow|ing, in &amp; vpon his grones and hedge groues called M. in the pari&s;h of N. in the countie of E&s;&s;ex. And the &s;aid E. doth couenant and grant by this Indenture, that he, his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hal leaue &s;tanding, in and vpon the fore&s;aid lands called M. competent and &s;ufficient &s;tathels and &s;tores, according to the cu&s;tome in the &s;ame coun|trie heretofore v&s;ed. And al&s;o the &s;aid E. doth couenant and graunt by this Indenture, that he, his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, at their owne co&s;ts and charges, all hedges and defences belonging to the &s;aid grones and hedge groues, wel and &s;uffici|ently &s;hall amend, re&s;tore, and repaire, when and as often as need &s;hall require, from the day of the felling of the &s;aid woods, to the end &amp; terme of iiij. yeres then next en&s;uing, for the &s;afegard of the &s;prings growing vpon the &s;ame. And the &s;aid E. doth further couenant and grant by the&s;e
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<PB N="45" REF="54">
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<PB REF="55"> pre&s;ents, that hee, his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hal not fell any of the &s;ame woods or vnderwoodes, but in due and &s;ea&s;onable times of felling: that is to &s;ay, yerely betweene the fea&s;ts of S. Michael tharchangel, and the Annunciation of our ble&s;&s;ed Lady the virgin, from the fea&s;t of Saint Mi|chael tharchangel next comming after the date hereof, to the end and terme of three yeares from thence next en&s;uing, fully to be complet &amp; ended. And the afore&s;aid A. B. for his part doth couena~t and graunt by this Indenture, that the &s;aid E. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall haue free ingre&s;&s;e and regre&s;&s;e, to and from the &s;aid woodes and vnderwoods, with hor&s;e, cart, and carriage, at all times, according to his plea&s;ure, for the felling, hewing, cutting downe, and carrying away the fore&s;aid woods and vnderwoods, in manner and forme afore declared, during the fore&s;aid terme, without let or interruption of any per&s;on or per|&s;ons: For the &s;ale &amp; bargaine of all which woods and vnderwoods, the &s;aid E. doth couenant and graunt by the&s;e pre&s;ents, to pay or cau&s;e to be paid to the &s;aid A. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes xx. pounds of good and lawfull money of England, in maner and forme following: that is to &s;ay, in hand at the &s;ealing of the&s;e Indentures x. pound, of which x.<ABBR>l.</ABBR> the &s;aid A. B. knowledgeth him&s;elfe well and truely &s;ati&s;fied and paid, and thereof, and of euery parcel of the &s;ame cleerely doth acquite and di&s;|charge the &s;aid E. his heires and executors by the&s;e pre&s;ents, and at the fea&s;t of the Natiuity of our Lord God next comming after the date here|of x. pounds in full paiment of the &s;aid xx. pound. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another Indenture of a bargaine of wheat.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. Betweene A. B. of W. in the county of R. yeoman on the one part and C. D. of Lambeth in the countie of Surrey gentleman on the other part. Witne&s;&s;eth, that the
<PB N="46" REF="55"> &s;aid A B. the day of making hereof, hath bargai|ned and &s;old, &amp; by the&s;e pre&s;ents bargaineth &amp; &s;el|leth vnto the &s;aid C. D xx. quarters of wheat, &amp; xx. quarters of rye: good wheat &amp; rye: cleane and marchantable, with the be&s;t, accou~ting 8. bu&s;hels with the heap to euery quarter. Al which xx. quar|ters of wheat &amp; xx. of rye, the &s;aid A. B. doth co|uenant &amp; grant by this Inde~ture, that he, his ex|ecutors or a&s;&s;ignes, at his or their owne co&s;t and charge &s;hal deliuer or cau&s;e to be deliuered to the &s;aid C. D. to his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, franke &amp; free at the dwelling hou&s;e of the &s;aid C. D. of L. afore&s;aid before the fea&s;t of the Natiuity of our lord God next co~ming after the date hereof with|out any further delay, fraud or co~tradiction. And the &s;aid C. D. couena~teth &amp; granteth by this In|denture that he, his executors or a&s;&s;ignes &s;halbe ready, to receiue al the &s;ame xx. quarters of wheat, &amp; xx. quarters of rye, at all time &amp; times when&s;oe|uer the fore&s;aid A. B. or his executors or a&s;&s;ignes &s;hal bring the &s;ame to be deliuered, in maner and form as is afore declared: For the bargain &amp; &s;ale of al which xx. quarters of wheat, &amp; xx. quarters of rie: &amp; for the deliuerie therof in maner &amp; forme afore&s;aid, the &s;aid C. D. couenanteth &amp; granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ens to pay or cau&s;e to bee paid to the &s;aid A. B. his executors or a&s;&s;igns, for euery quar|ter of the &s;aid wheat viij. s. &s;terling: &amp; for euery quarter of the &s;aid rie, vi s. &s;terling in maner and form following: that is to &s;ay &amp;c. To al &amp; &s;inguler couenants, grants, paiments, articles, &amp; agree|me~ts afore reher&s;ed on either part of the &s;aid par|ties wel &amp; truely to be ob&s;erued &amp; kept, either of the &s;ame parties, binding them&s;elues to other in the &s;um of xx. li. &s;terling, well &amp; truly to be paid, by this Indenture. In witnes whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture for &s;etting ouer a Lea&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made betweene F. G. citizen &amp; mercer of London, on the one partie, &amp; C. D.
<PB REF="56"> citizen and Haberda&s;her of London, on the other partie, Witne&s;&s;eth, that whereas E. M. citizen &amp; Mercer of London, by his Indenture of a lea&s;e bearing date &amp;c. granted, and to farme did let vn|to the &s;aid F. G. all that his tenement &amp; hou&s;e, with &s;hops, &s;ellers, &s;ollers, warehou&s;es, &amp; appur|tenances, &s;et, lying, and being in the pari&s;h of S. Margaret &amp;c. which is now in the tenure and oc|cupation of the &s;aid E. C. To haue and to hold the &s;aid tenement, &s;hops, &s;ellers, &s;ollers, warehou|&s;es, and appurtenances to the &s;aid E. F. to his ex|ecutors, &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of Saint Mi|chael Tharchangel la&s;t pa&s;t before the date of the &s;aid Indenture, vnto the end &amp; terme of xxx. yeres from thence next en&s;uing, and fully to bee complete and ended. Yeelding and paying there|fore yerely during the &s;aid terme to the &s;aid E. F. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes iiij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> of good and lawfull money of England, at iiij. termes of the yeare, in the citie of London v&s;ually by euen portions, with diuers other couenants, grants, &amp; articles &s;pecifi|ed and compri&s;ed in the &s;aid Indentures, as by the &s;ame Indentures thereof made, more plainly doth appeare. Whereupon now the &s;ame E. F. for the &s;umme of xx. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> to him in hand by the &s;ayd C. D. the day of making hereof well and truely con|tented and paid: whereof the &s;aid E. knowledg|eth, &amp;c. Hath bargained, &s;old, and &s;et ouer, and by this Indenture doth bargaine and cleerely &s;el vn|to the &s;aid C. D. all his e&s;tate, right, title, v&s;e, in|tere&s;t, and terme of yeres, which hee hath yet to come in the premi&s;&s;es by the vertue of the Inden|ture and lea&s;e afore mentioned. To haue and to hold the &s;aid tenement, with &s;hops, &s;ellers, &s;ollers warehou&s;es, and appurtenances to the &s;aid C. D. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of &s;aint Michael next comming after the date hereof, vn|to the end and terme of all the yeres yet to come, &s;pecified, and compri&s;ed in the former Indenture of a lea&s;e. The &s;ame C. D. his executors or a&s;&s;igns yeelding, paying, dooing, and performing all and
<PB N="47" REF="56"> euery thing and things which the &s;aid E. by ver|tue of the former Indenture is bound or &s;tandeth charged for to do: and hereof cleerely to acquite and di&s;charge the &s;aid E. F. and his executors, by the&s;e pre&s;ents. And the &s;ayd E. F. couenanteth and granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he at no time before the date hereof hath done: nor at any time hereafter &s;hal do, or cau&s;e or &s;uffer to be done, any act or thing, which &s;hould or may be preiudiciall or hurtfull vnto the &s;ayd C. D. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, in hauing and inioying all the &s;aid tene|ment &amp;c. or any part or parcell of the &s;ame in ma|ner and forme as is afore rehear&s;ed. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture for the &s;ale of a Reuer&s;ion.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the fir&s;t day of October in the xxiij. yere of the raigne of our &s;oueraigne Lord king Henry the eight &amp;c. betweene B. M. of Wakefield in the county of Y. of the one part, and R. E. Citizen and Surgeon of London, on the o|ther part, witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid R. the day of making hereof hath bargained and &s;old, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents doth bargaine and &s;ell vnto the &s;aid B. &amp; to his heires for euer, all the reuer&s;ion when it &s;hall happen to come and fall, incontinently by and after the death of I. G. graundmother to the &s;aid R. of and in all tho&s;e lands, tenements, mea|dowes, lea&s;ues, woods, pa&s;tures, re~ts, reuer&s;ions, &s;eruices, with all and &s;inguler the commodities &amp; appurtenances belonging to the &s;ame, &s;et, lying and being in the towne and fields of A. in the cou~|tie afore&s;aid (now in the holding of Th. Fletcher) and all his right, claime, title, v&s;e, po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, and intere&s;t, of and in the &s;ame. And al&s;o the &s;aid R. by this Indenture bargaineth and &s;elleth vnto the &s;aid B. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer, al and &s;in|gular deeds, charters, euide~ces, e&s;cripts, &s;crowls, miniments, and writings, concerning the fore&s;aid lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es, with
<PB REF="57"> the appurtenances, or any part thereof, and the &s;ame and euery one of them the &s;aid R. couenan|teth &amp; graunteth to deliuer or cau&s;e to be deliue|red to the &s;aid B. his heirs or a&s;&s;ignes, at al times hereafter as hee may the~ get or lawfully come by. To haue &amp; to hold the &s;aid lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, and the right, title, v&s;e, and reuer&s;ion of the &s;ame to the &s;aid B. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes to their owne v&s;e for euer, incontinent after the decea&s;e of the &s;aid Ioan G. And the &s;aid R. couenanteth and graunteth by this Indenture, that he or his heirs within a moneth next after the decea&s;e of the fore|&s;aid Ioane, &s;hall make or cau&s;e to be made to the &s;aid Brian and his heires, and to &s;uch other per|&s;ons as hee or they &s;hall name and a&s;&s;igne, to the v&s;e of the &s;aid B. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for e|uer, a good, &s;ure, &s;ufficient and lawfull e&s;tate in the Law, in fee &s;imple, of &amp; in the &s;aid lands, tene|ments, and al other the premi&s;&s;es with the appur|tenances, be it by deed, fine feoffement, recouerie, relea&s;e with warranty, or otherwi&s;e: as by the learned councell of the &s;ayd B. or his heires &s;hall be adui&s;ed. The &s;ame to be then clearely di&s;char|ged of all former bargaines, former &s;ales, titles, iointures, dowries, &s;tatutes marchant, &s;tatutes of the &s;taple of We&s;tmin&s;ter, intru&s;ions, fines, for|faitures, v&s;es, willes, iudgements, executions, con|demnations, and all other maner of charges and encumbrances, what&s;oeuer they be. The rentes and &s;eruices from thenceforth due to the chiefe Lords of the fees of the &s;ame and the right and ti|tle of the &s;aid Ioane during her naturall life, of and in the premi&s;&s;es all onely except and re&s;erued. And further the &s;aid R couenanteth and graun|teth by this Indenture that he and his heires and all other per&s;ons hauing or pretending to haue a|ny e&s;tate, right, title, v&s;e, claime, or intere&s;t of, or in the fore&s;aid landes, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es with thappurtenances of, or in any part or parcel of the &s;ame, at all times from the decea&s;e
<PB N="48" REF="57"> of the fore&s;aid Ioan forward, &s;hall doe, cau&s;e, and &s;uffer to be done, all and euery thing and things, which by the learned coun&s;ell of the &s;aid B. or his heires &s;hall be deui&s;ed for the further a&s;&s;urance &amp; &s;ure making of all the fore&s;aid lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, to the &s;aid B. his heirs &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, to their owne v&s;e for euer. For the &s;ale &amp; bargaine of all which &amp;c. <HI>(&s;etting in the payments) as in other examples here afore.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other &s;ale of a Reuer&s;ion, in the maner of a deed, in Latine.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos prae&s;entes litere perue|nerint, I.H. &s;enior de L. in comitatu Midd' yeoman &s;a|lutem in dn~o &s;empiternam. Cum C.M. vidua quae fuit vxor I.M. de H. in comitatu A. Husbandman, iuxta voluntatem eiu&s;dem I. M. habeat &amp; teneat ad terminum vitae eiu&s;dem C. ex dimi&s;&s;ione, traditione, &amp; chartae indentatae confirma|tione mei dicti I.H. ac I.B. nuper de B. p~dicta iam defunct', omnes illas terras, teneme~ta, redditus, &amp; &s;eruitia, cum pratis, pa&s;cuis, pa&s;turis, vijs, &s;emitis, &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;atis, bo&s;cis, &s;ubbo&s;|cis, &amp; oi~bus &s;uis pertine~tijs quae ego dict&abus; I.H. &amp; p~dict' I.B. quondam coniunctim habuim&abus; nobis &amp; haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ig|natis no&s;tris imperpetuum, ex dono &amp; feoffamento dicti I.M. in villa &amp; campis de L. in comitatu p~dicto, reuer&s;ione omnium p~dictarum terrarum, tenementoru~, reddituum, &s;er|uic', cum pratis, pa&s;cuis, vijs, &s;emitis, &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;atis, bo&s;|cis, &s;ubbo&s;cis, &amp; omnib&abus; &s;uis pertinen~ po&s;t mortem dicti C. mihi p~fato H. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis de iure <ABBR>&s;pectant.</ABBR> Noueritis me praefatum C.H. dimi&s;i&s;&s;e, tradidi&s;&s;e, libera&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc prae&s;enti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e N. S. de L. prae|dict', dictam Reuer&s;ionem omniu~ p~dictarum terraru~, tene|me~toru~, reddituum, &amp; &s;eruic', cum pratis, pa&s;cuis, &amp; pa&s;turis, vijs, &s;emitis, &s;epibus, fo&s;&s;atis, bo&s;cis, &s;ubbo&s;cis, &amp; omnibus &s;uis pertinentijs, &s;tatim cum acciderit po&s;t mortem dicti C. Ita quod omnia p~dicta terras, tenementa, redditus, &s;eruitia, cum pratis &amp;c. &amp; omnibus &s;uis &abper;tinentijs quae po&s;t mortem dicti C. mihi p~f. I.H. haeredib&abus; &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis reuertere, remanere, &amp; di&s;cendere deberent, &s;tatim &amp; immediate po&s;t
<PB REF="58"> mortem dictae Cicilliae integre remaner~ <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> N.S. Ha|bendum &amp; tenendum dictam reuer&s;ionem cum omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis p~mi&s;&s;is cum pertin~, po&s;t mortem dict' C. hered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis imperpetuum de capitalib&abus; dominis feodi illius per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;ueta per pre&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture defea&s;ant of a former &s;ale of Lands.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. betweene Sir Hugh R. of N. in the countie of S knight on the one party, and R B. Citizen &amp; Mercer of London on the other party: Witne&s;&s;eth, that where the &s;ayd Sir H. by Indenture bearing date the xx. day of Iune, the xxxiij. yeere of the raigne of our Soue|raigne Lord king Henry the 8. &amp;c. made between the &s;ame &s;ir Hugh on the one partie, &amp; the &s;aid R. B. on the other partie, for the &s;umme of x. li. &s;ter|ling, to the &s;ame &s;ir Hugh contented &amp; paied, bar|gained and &s;old to the &s;aid R. all the two me&s;ua|ges with the &s;hops, cellers, follers, wharfs, and al other their appurtenances, &s;et and lying at Lon|don bridge foote, in the pari&s;h of &s;aint M. of Lon|don, in one of the which two me&s;uages, W. D. Grocer now dwelleth: &amp; in the other of them R. S. now inhabiteth, &amp; all other lands, tenements, and hereditame~ts, with the appurtenances which the &s;aid Sir H. or any to his v&s;e then had within the &s;ame pari&s;h. And al&s;o all the deeds, euidences, writings &amp; miniments, concerning the &s;ame me|&s;uages, lands, tenements, and al other the premi&s;|&s;es, &amp; euery parcell of the &s;ame with diuers other clau&s;es, couenants and grants in the &s;ame Inden|tures &s;pecified &amp; contained, as by the tenor there|of more plainely doth appeare. Neuerthele&s;&s;e the &s;aid R. for him his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, willeth and granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents to the &s;aid Sir H. and his executors, that if the &s;aid Sir Hugh, his heires or executors at any time within the &s;pace of 3. yeres next en&s;uing the dare hereof, wel
<PB N="49" REF="58"> and truely content &amp; pay, or cau&s;e to be contented and paid to the &s;aid K. lx. li. &s;terling, that then and from thencefoorth after &s;uch paiment made, the &s;aid R. and his heires, and all and &s;inguler other per&s;ons now being &s;ei&s;ed, or that hereafter &s;halbe &s;ei&s;ed of the premi&s;&s;es, or of any parcell thereof to the v&s;e of the &s;aid R. and his heires, &s;hall &s;tand &amp; be thereof &s;ei&s;ed to the only v&s;e of the &s;aid &s;ir H. and of his heires. And al&s;o the &s;aid R. couenan|teth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he and his heires, and all other per&s;ons &s;ei&s;ed to their v&s;e, of and in the premi&s;&s;es, within the &s;pace of eight moneths next after &s;uch paiment made, &s;hal make or cau&s;e to be made vnto the fore&s;aid &s;ir H. and his heires, or other at his or their denomination and their heires, a good, &s;ure, &s;ufficient and lawfull e&s;tate, of and in the &s;aid me&s;uages, lands, tene|ments, and other the premi&s;&s;es, with the appurte|nances, by deed, fine, feoffement, relea&s;e, confir|mation, or otherwi&s;e, as by the coun&s;el learned of the &s;aid &s;ir H. &s;halbe adui&s;ed, at the only co&s;ts and charges of the &s;aid &s;ir H. in the law di&s;charged of all former bargaines and &s;ales, &s;tatutes of the &s;taple, &s;tatutes marchant, recogni&s;ances, iointers, dowries, and of all other charges and incumbran|ces what&s;oeuer they be, made, knowledged or gra~|ted by the &s;aid R. his heires, or the &s;aid other per|&s;ons. And the &s;aid R. couenanteth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he within the &s;pace of one yere next after that the &s;aid e&s;tate be made, &s;hall deliuer or cau&s;e to be deliuered to the &s;aid &s;ir H. or his heires, all &s;uch euidences, charters, writings, and muniments, which he or any other to his v&s;e, to his knowledge, hath then or afterward &s;hall haue concerning the premi&s;&s;es: and euery parcell of the &s;ame. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture of &s;ale of Copyhold lands.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. betweene M. R. wi|dow, late the wife of C. R. while he liued, citi|zen
<PB REF="59"> and Tauerner of London, &amp; T. R. &s;onne and heire apparant of the &s;aid T. on the one part, and C. B. Serieant of the Law on the other part: witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid M. &amp; T. the &s;onne, hath bargained and &s;old, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents clearely bargaineth and &s;elleth to the &s;aid C. B. all that me&s;uage, cellers, &s;ollers, hou&s;es, edifices, gardens, orchards, and lands in Purney, in the Countie of Surrey, in the which the &s;aid T. the father dwel|led &amp; occupied, together with all ea&s;ements, com|modities, &amp; appurtenances to the &s;ame belonging &amp; apperteining, whether they be freehold, or copy|hold, or what&s;oeuer tenure they be of. And the &s;aid M. and T. the &s;onne, couenanteth &amp; graunteth for them and their heires, to and with the &s;aid R. and his heires, or him and other per&s;ons, and their heires, at the nomination of the &s;ayd R. or his heirs, to a&s;&s;ure the &s;aid me&s;uage, garde~, yards, orchards, lands, tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, before the tea&s;t of Saint Andrew next comming, by &s;urrender thereof into the Lords hands, to the v&s;e of the &s;aid R. &amp; his heires, or to the v&s;e of him and other per&s;ons by him to be named, &amp; to their heires, or otherwi&s;e, at the expences, co&s;tes, and charges in the Law of the &s;aid M. and T. the &s;onne, or of one of them, their executors or a&s;|&s;ignes. And al&s;o at their like expences, a&s;well for the Lords fine, as for all other things, &s;hall cau&s;e the Lord of the mannor for the time being, of whom the &s;aid me&s;uage, and all other the premi&s;|&s;es be holden to make a &s;ure graunt, &s;ei&s;in, po&s;&s;e&s;|&s;ion, and deliuery, of, and in all and &s;inguler the &s;ame to the &s;aid R. and his heires, or to him and other per&s;ons at his nomination &amp; to their heires, according to the laudable v&s;e and cu&s;tome of the &s;ame manor heretofore v&s;ed. And furthermore the &s;aid M. couenanteth &amp; graunteth, that if the &s;aid R. or &s;uch per&s;ons at his nomination which &s;hall haue the &s;aid me&s;uage, lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es, without couin or collu&s;ion be lawfully euicted, di&s;po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, or di&s;&s;ei&s;ed
<PB N="50" REF="59"> out of the &s;aid me&s;uage, lands and tenements or in any part thereof, by rea&s;on of any former right or title that any per&s;on hath to the &s;ame, better than the &s;aid M. or T. the &s;onne, or if that the &s;aid R. be not made &s;ure of the premi&s;&s;es before the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next comming: That then the &s;aid R. and his heires &s;hal immediately within the &s;pace of 3 moneths next after any &s;uch euiction, di&s;po|&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, or di&s;&s;ei&s;in, haue as much lands and tene|ments of the fore&s;aid M. and T. which they or ei|ther of the~, haue or had in their po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, reuer&s;i|on, or v&s;e, at the election &amp; plea&s;ure of the &s;aid R. as &s;hall amount &amp; be of the cleare yeerely value of the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp;c. or of as much part therof, as the fore&s;aid R. &s;halbe &s;o lawfully euicted &amp; di&s;&s;ei|&s;ed of, or that &s;hal not be a&s;&s;ured to the &s;aid R. be|fore the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter aboue rehear&s;ed. To haue &amp; to hold all &amp; &s;inguler &s;uch lands, tenements, &amp; appurtenances, which the fore&s;aid R. &s;hall in ca&s;e afore&s;aid lawfully require &amp; chu&s;e to him &amp; to his heires, or to &s;uch other per&s;ons as he &s;hal appoint, in manner, effect, &amp; forme, &amp; in as good a&s;&s;urance, as he &s;hould haue had by vertue of this Inde~ture, in the fore&s;aid me&s;uage &amp;c. &amp; euery part &amp; parcell of the &s;ame. And al&s;o the &s;aid M. bargaineth and &s;elleth to the &s;aid R. all manner of &s;tuffe, goods, ho&s;tilments &amp; implements, to them and either of them pertaining and belonging, being the &s;ame me&s;uage, garden, hou&s;es &amp;c. at the day of &s;ealing of the&s;e pre&s;ents. And the &s;aid M. &amp; T. the &s;onne doth grant, that they &s;hal di&s;charge the &s;aid lands and tenements of all arrerages of rents, &amp; of all rents, except the yerely rent of xij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> And that the &s;aid R. &s;hall take the profits from the fea&s;t of S. Michael la&s;t pa&s;t forward. For which &s;ale &amp; bar|gaine of all &amp; &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es on the part of the &s;aid M. &amp; T. the &s;onns, to be ob&s;erued, perfor|med &amp; done, the &s;aid R. hath contented &amp; paid to the &s;aid M. &amp; T xl li. of lawfull money of Eng|land, whereof they holden them fully content and plea&s;ed: And therefore acquite and di&s;charge
<PB REF="60"> the &s;aid R. by the&s;e pre&s;ents. And ouer this the &s;aid R. couenanteth &amp; granteth, and him and his executors by the&s;e pre&s;e~ts, bindeth to the &s;aid M. and T. the &s;onne, that he &s;hall content and pay, or cau&s;e to be co~tented &amp; paid to the &s;aid M. &amp; T. or their a&s;&s;ignes lxxx. li. of good &amp; lawful Engli&s;h money, at &s;uch time, and when the &s;aid R. or other per&s;ons at his nomination &s;halbe made &s;ure of the &s;aid me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es, in forme as is afore&s;aid, on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next comming. And the &s;aid R. couenanteth and gran|teth, that if the &s;aid M. &amp; T. cau&s;e the &s;aid e&s;tate to be made to the &s;aid R. and his heires, or to him &amp; other per&s;ons at his nomination, in maner afore+rehear&s;ed, on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter aboue mentioned: that then an Obligation of the date hereof, wherein the &s;aid M. &amp; T. the &s;onne &s;tand bounden to the &s;aid R. in x. li. &s;terling, &s;halbe void and of none effect. And that then the &s;aid R. &s;hall deliuer the fore&s;aid Obligation to the aboue na|med M and T to be cancelled. In witne&s;&s;e of all which couenants, graunts, and agreements &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>An Indenture for farming of a Par&s;onage.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made betweene S. H. clerke, Par&s;on of the Pari&s;h Church of Saint I. in the Countie of E&s;&s;ex on the one partie, and H. M. of D. in the &s;ame Countie clerke on the other partie, Witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid S. H. the day of making hereof, hath graunted, demi&s;ed, betaken, &amp; letten to farme, and by this Indenture doth de|mi&s;e, graunt, betake, &amp; to farme let vnto the &s;aid I. all that his Church &amp; Par&s;onage of S. afore|&s;aid, with the ma~&s;ion place belo~ging to the &s;ame: And al&s;o all glebe la~ds, tythes, fruits, profits, ob|lations, obuentions, commodities, emoluments, aduantages &amp; appurtenances to the &s;aid church &amp; par&s;onages belonging, or in any wi&s;e appertaining (except &amp; alway re&s;erued to the &s;aid Par&s;on &amp; his a&s;&s;ignes, only the tythe kids of al the &s;aid pari&s;h.)
<PB N="51" REF="60"> To haue and to hold all the fore&s;aid Church and par&s;onage &amp; man&s;ion, with all &amp; &s;inguler glebe lands, edifices, tithes, fruits, profits, oblations, obuentions, co~modities, emolume~ts, aduantages, &amp; appurtenances to the &s;aid Church, Par&s;onage, and man&s;ion place, in any wi&s;e pertaining and be|longing (except before excepted) to the &s;aid I. to his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of &s;aint Iohn the Bapti&s;t next comming after the date hereof vnto the end and terme of iij. yeares from thence next in&s;uing, fully to be complete &amp; ended. Yelding &amp; paying therfore yerely during the &s;aid terme to the &s;aid par&s;on or his a&s;&s;ignes viij. li. of good &amp; lawful money of England at two termes of the yere, that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of thannun|ciation of our Lady, and &s;aint Michael tharchan|gel by equall portions. And if it &s;hall happen the &s;aid yerely rent of viij. li. to be behind vnpaid in part or in all, ouer or after any terme of payment thereof afore&s;aid, in which it ought to be paid by the &s;pace of viij. weekes, and lawfully a&s;ked, and no &s;ufficie~t di&s;tres then can be found there: That then and at all times after it &s;hal be lawful to the &s;aid par&s;on &amp; his a&s;&s;ignes, into the &s;aid Church, and Par&s;onage, and al other the premi&s;&s;es, with the appurtenances wholely to reenter, and the &s;ame to haue againe, retaine, and repo&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, as in his former e&s;tate, and the &s;aid I. his executors &amp; a&s;&s;ignes therof vtterly to expell, put out and a|moue: This Indenture, or any thing therein co~|tained notwith&s;tanding. And the &s;aid S. couena~|teth and granteth by this Indenture, that he, his executors or a&s;&s;igns, the fore&s;aid par&s;onage, man|&s;ion places and hou&s;es, before letten, wel and &s;uf|ficiently &s;hal repaire, &s;u&s;taine, &amp; maintaine, and a|gain&s;t wind &amp; raine &s;hal make defen&s;ible, when &amp; as often as need &s;hall require during the &s;aid terme. And the &s;ame I doth couenant and grant by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he or his &s;ufficient deputie, &s;hall well and duely &s;erue the cure of the fore&s;aid Church, &amp; &s;hal mini&s;ter al Sacraments &amp; Sacra|mentals
<PB REF="61"> to the pari&s;hioners of the &s;ame, at all times, when &amp; as ofte~ as need &s;hal require, during the fore&s;aid terme. And al&s;o the fore&s;aid I. at his owne co&s;t &amp; expences, &s;hal beare &amp; pay al maner of ordinary charges &amp; paiments, due &amp; going out of the &s;aid par&s;onage, &amp; al other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtena~ces, at al times during the fore&s;aid terme. And the &s;aid S. couenanteth &amp; graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;e~ts, to beare &amp; pay al maner of extra|ordinary charges &amp; payments, which &s;halbe due &amp; going out of the &s;aid par&s;onage by all the fore&s;aid terme of iij. yeeres. The &s;aid I. &amp; his a&s;&s;ignes &s;hal maintain &amp; &s;upport al maner tithes, offrings, rights, &amp; cu&s;tomes, appertaining &amp; belonging to the &s;aid par&s;onage. And the &s;aid S. H. couena~teth &amp; granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that hee at no time during the &s;aid term, &s;hal not re&s;igne, permut, nor by any other waies di&s;charge or di&s;mi&s;&s;e him&s;elfe of the &s;aid benefice, and appurtenances, nor of any part or parcell of the &s;ame, neither &s;hall procure, cau&s;e, or &s;uffer to be done, any act or other thing which may or might in any wi&s;e be hurtful or pre|iudiciall to the &s;aid I. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, in hauing and inioying of the fore&s;aid par&s;onage &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurtenances, til that the fore&s;aid terme of yeres be vtterly ended and expyred. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture made betweene partners.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the v. day of March, in the xxxviij. yere of the raigne of king Henrie the viij. Betweene I. T. and E. M. Citizens &amp; Haberda&s;hers of London, on the one partie. And I. B. and R. I. of the &s;ame City Grocers on the other party: Witne&s;&s;eth that whereas at the day of making hereof it is accorded, couenanted, con|cluded, &amp; agreed between the &s;aid parties, and ei|ther of the &s;ame parties by him&s;elfe &amp; for his own part couenanteth &amp; granteth and bindeth him&s;elf to the other, that they, and either of them, &s;hall jointly as partners occupie together a&s;well in
<PB N="52" REF="61"> buying and &s;elling of al maner goods, wares, and marchandizes, as by factor&s;hip, alienation, ex|change, and otherwi&s;e, a&s;well beyond the &s;ea, as on this &s;ide: that is to &s;ay, from the day of making hereof, vnto the end and terme of v. yeares then next following, &amp; fully to bee complet and ended. During which time or terme, either of the &s;aid parties &s;hal be iu&s;t, faithfull, and true to other in buying and &s;elling, and otherwi&s;e as is afore&s;ayd. And all &s;uch lucre, profit, and increa&s;e, gaine, ad|uantage, and winning, as &s;hall come and grow in buying &amp; &s;elling any goods, wares, or marchan|dizes, and otherwi&s;e during the &s;aid terme, &s;halbe equally parted and diuided, between the &s;aid par|ties: that is to &s;ay, either of them to haue his iu&s;t and true portion, or part of the gaines afore&s;aid. And at all times within the &s;aid terme, when it &s;hall plea&s;e either of the &s;aid parties to giue ad|monition or warning to other, then either of them to make the other a iu&s;t &amp; true reckoning and ac|count of the buying &amp; &s;elling of all maner wares, goods, marchandizes, and otherwi&s;e, as is afore|&s;aid, and of the increa&s;e and aduantage that &s;hall come and grow of the &s;ame. And al&s;o it is couenanted and agreed betweene the &s;aid parties that if either of the &s;aid parties at any time with|in the &s;aid terme happen to loo&s;e, by debts, ca|&s;ualtie, or otherwi&s;e, any part or parcell of the oc|cupying in buying &amp; &s;elling of any goods, wares, and marchandizes, and otherwi&s;e in maner and forme as is afore&s;aid: &s;o that it bee not by negli|gence, colour, or fained pretence, and that imme|diatly proued, that the &s;ame lo&s;&s;e be borne equal|ly between either of the &s;aid parties. And al&s;o it is couenanted, concluded, and agreed betweene the &s;aid parties, and either of them&s;elues, and for his owne part promi&s;eth, couenanteth, and graunteth to the other, that if any of them within the &s;ayd terme, which at this pre&s;ent time are not e&s;pou&s;ed, happen hereafter to e&s;pou&s;e and marry a wife, that then forthwith it &s;hall bee
<PB REF="62"> at the will and plea&s;ure of the other, whether the partie &s;o e&s;pou&s;ed or maried &s;hall any longer con|tinue as partner, according to the tenor &amp; forme aboue rehear&s;ed. And al&s;o it is agreed, that if either of the parties happen (as God defend) at any time within the &s;aid terme to die, then the ex|ecutors or admini&s;trators of the goods &amp; chattels of the partie &s;o decea&s;ed, &s;hall truely without any couine or guile, make a iu&s;t and true accompt, and ready paiment and deliuery of all &s;uch increa&s;es and gaines, as then &s;hall bee remaining, to the other liuing. And moreouer, it is couenanted and agreed betweene the &s;aid parties, that if either of them be fou~d vntrue in his receiuing or accompt, contrary to the true meaning of this pre&s;ent In|denture, to the value of xx. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> &s;terling, then the &s;ame partie &s;o found defectiue, to forfeit and pay to the other an C. pounds &s;terling without any delay, according to the tenour and true meaning of this pre&s;ent Indenture. And to all and &s;inguler couenants, promi&s;es, conditions, and payments a|fore&s;aid, on either partie to bee truely without couin or fraud ob&s;erued, fulfilled and kept, in ma|ner and forme as is afore&s;aid, either partie for him &amp; his executors bindeth him&s;elfe to the other in the &s;umme of three hundreth pounds &s;terling, well and truely to be paid by the&s;e pre&s;ents. In witnes whereof the parties afore&s;aid to the&s;e In|dentures interchangeably haue &s;et to their &s;eales. Giuen the day and yere aboue&s;aid.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture for a Prentice.</HEAD>
<P>HEe Indentura te&s;tatur quod G. H. filius W. H. de comi|tatu D. husbandman, po&s;uit &s;eip&s;um apprenticium E. W. ciui &amp; Haberda&s;her London~, ad artem &s;uam qua vtitur eru|diendum, &amp; &s;ecum more apprenticij &s;ui commoraturum &amp; de&s;eruiturum, &agrave; fe&s;to omniu~ Sanctorum anno regni Regis H. octaui &amp;c. v&s;&abque; ad finem &amp; terminum octo annorum ex|tunc &abpro;ximo &s;equentium &amp; plene complendorum. Du|rante quo termino praedictus G. praefato E. tanquam ma|gi&s;tro &s;uo ben&egrave; &amp; fideliter de&s;eruiet, &s;ecreta &s;ua celabit,
<PB N="53" REF="62"> praecepta &s;ua licita &amp; hone&s;ta libenter vbi&abque; faciet: Dam|num eidem magi&s;tro &s;uo non faciet, nec ab alijs fieri &s;ciet, ad valorem duodecim denariorum per annu~ vel amplius, quin illud pro po&s;&s;e &s;uo impediet, aut &s;tatim dictum magi&s;trum &s;uum inde praemoniet: Bona dicti magi&s;tri &s;ui non deua&s;ta|bit, nec ea alicui illicite accommodabit: Fornicationem in domibus dicti magi&s;tri &s;ui nec extra non committet, matri|monium non contrahet, ad talos &s;eu aliqua alia ioca illicita non ludet: Tabernas non frequentabit cum bonis &s;uis pro|prijs a<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">t alienis durante dicto termino, &s;ine licentia dicti ma|gi&s;tri&s;ui non marchandizabit: A &s;eruitio &s;uo p~dicto non re|cedet, nec &s;e elongabit, &s;ed in omnibus tan&abquam; bonus et fidelis app<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">enticius benigne &s;e gerat &amp; habebit per dictum termi|num. Et p~dict&abus; E. <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> G. apprenticium &s;uum in arte &s;ua qua vtitur meliori modo quo &s;ciuerit aut poterit doce|bit, tractabit, &amp; informabit, vel faciet informari, debito mo|do ca&s;tigando: Inueniendo omnia &s;ibi nece&s;&s;aria, vt victum, ve&s;litu<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">h, lineum, laneum, calciamentum, &amp; lectum &s;uffici|entem per totum dictum terminum. Et ad i&s;tas conuentio|nes omnes &amp; &s;ingulas ex parte dicti apprenticij bene &amp; fi|deliter tenend' &amp; perimple~du~, in forma vt &s;upra, idem ap|prenticius firmiter &s;e obligat &abper; pn~tes. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ partes p~dictae his indenturis &s;igilla &s;ua alternatim appo&s;ue|runt, M. D. tunc Maior' ciuitatis London~, R. H. H. S. tunc vicecom~ eiu&s;dem ciuitatis. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> London~ &amp;c. &amp; anno &s;upra|dicto.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture for a Prentice in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture witne&s;&s;eth, that T. S. the &s;on of I. S. of new Sarum in the Countie of Wil&s;hire marchant, hath put him&s;elfe apprentice with W. Webbe of New Sarum afore&s;aid in the countie of Wil&s;hire tailor, and after the maner of an apprentice with him to dwell, from the fea&s;t of Chri&s;tmas next comming after the date hereof vnto the end and terme of viij. yeres then next en|&s;uing, and fully to be complete: By all which &s;aid terme the &s;aid T. apprentice to the &s;aid W. as his Ma&s;ter well and faithfully &s;hall &s;erue, his &s;ecrets &s;hall keepe, his commaundements lawfull and hone&s;t euery where &s;hall do, no fornication in
<PB REF="63"> the hou&s;e of his &s;aid ma&s;ter, nor without hee &s;hall commit, hurt vnto his &s;aid Ma&s;ter he &s;hal not do, or con&s;ent to be done, to the value of xij <ABBR>d.</ABBR> by the yere or aboue, but he to his power &s;hal let, or anon his Mai&s;ter warne: Tauerns of cu&s;tome he &s;hall not haunt, but if it bee about his mai&s;ters bu&s;ines there to be done: At the dice, cards, or any other vnlawfull games he &s;hall not play: The goods of his &s;aid ma&s;ter inordinatly hee &s;hall not wa&s;t, nor them to any man lend without his ma&s;ters lice~ce: Matrimony with any woman within the &s;ayd terme hee &s;hal not contract nor e&s;pou&s;e: Nor from his &s;eruice neither by day nor by night &s;hal ab&s;ent or prolong him&s;elfe, but as a true and faithfull &s;eruant ought to behaue him&s;elfe, a&s;wel in words, as in deeds. And the &s;aid W. vnto the &s;aid T. in the craft the which he v&s;eth after the be&s;t maner that he can or may, &s;hall teach &amp; informe, or cau&s;e to be taught and informed, as much as to the &s;aid craft belongeth, or in any wi&s;e appertaineth, and in due maner to cha&s;tice him, finding vnto his &s;aid &s;eruant meat, drinke, linnen, woollen, ho&s;e, &s;hooes, and al other things to him nece&s;&s;ary or belonging to an apprentite of &s;uch craft, to be found after the maner and cu&s;tome of the city of London. In wit|ne&s;&s;e whereof the parties afore&s;aid to the&s;e Inde~|tures, &s;underly haue &s;et to their &s;eales. Giuen the xxij. day of September, in the xxxij. yeare of the raigne of king H. the viij. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture of marriage.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. Betwixt dame Anne of H. W. A. and R. M. &amp;c. of the one part, and E.F. E&s;quier on the other part, Witne&s;&s;eth, that it is couenanted, condi&s;cended, and agreed be|tweene the &s;aid parties, in manner and forme fol|lowing: that is to &s;ay, The &s;aid E.F. couenanteth and graunteth, that he by the &s;ufferance of God &s;hall marry and take to wife Elizabeth E. wid|dow, daughter of the &s;aid Dame Anne, late the wife of W.E. and his executrix: and the &s;ame
<PB N="54" REF="63"> Elizabeth e&s;pou&s;e and wed after the law of holy Church, before the fea&s;t of S. Michael the arch|angel next comming, if the &s;ame Eliz. will there|to agree. &amp; likewi&s;e the &s;aid dame Anne &amp; W.A. and R.M couenanteth and graunteth, and eue|ry of them couenanteth and graunteth, that the &s;ame Eliz. by the &s;ufferance of Almighty God &s;hall marry and take to hu&s;band the &s;ame E. F. and him e&s;pou&s;e in law of holy Church before the fea&s;t of S. Michael tharchangell next comming, if the &s;aid Elizabeth will therto agree: For which marriage &s;o had, done and &s;olemnized, the &s;aid E. couenanteth, granteth, and agreeth, that hee &s;hall make or cau&s;e to be made vnto the &s;aid dame A. &amp; W.A. and R. M. &amp;c. on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of the Natiuitie of our Lord next co~ming after the date hereof, a good, &s;ure, &s;ufficient, and lawfull e&s;tate or e&s;tates, of, and in the mannor of M. &amp;c. with thappurtenances in the countie of L. &amp;c. and all o|ther lands and tenements, rents, &amp; &s;eruices, with thappurtenances which the &s;ame E. F. or any o|ther to his v&s;e hath, haue or had in M. afore&s;ayd, be it by recoueries, fines, feoffem~ts, confirmation, relea&s;e, deed or deeds enrolled with warrantie of the &s;aid E.F. &amp; of T. F. or I. F. or otherwi&s;e as &s;halbe be&s;t adui&s;ed by the learned coun&s;ell of the &s;aid dame Anne &amp; W. A. &amp;c. at the co&s;ts &amp; charges of the &s;aid E.F. the &s;ame manor, lands, teneme~ts &amp;c. with thappurtenances clerely di&s;charged of al e&s;tates, former bargaines, &s;ales, recogni&s;ances, &amp; all other charges what&s;oeuer they be: Except an annuitie of xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> by yere granted to E. D. E&s;quire for the terme of his life, and excepted al&s;o all &s;uch la~ds as be in the iointures of M. late wife of I.F brother to the &s;aid E.F. and al&s;o except the rents &amp; &s;eruices to the Lord of the fee thereof due &amp; ac|cu&s;tomed. And al&s;o the &s;aid E. &s;hall further doe &amp; &s;uffer to be done at al times, on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of the Natiuity of our Lord afore rehear&s;ed, all &amp; euery &s;uch thing &amp; things that &s;hall in likewi&s;e be adui&s;ed by the learned coun&s;ell of the &s;aid dame
<PB REF="64"> Anne &amp; W. &amp;c. for to make the &s;aid dame Anne and W. &amp;c. and their heirs, &s;ure of the &s;aid manor, lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es with thappurtenances. To haue and to hold the &s;ame manor and other the premi&s;&s;es with the appurte|nances to the &s;ame dame Anne &amp; W.A. &amp;c. &amp; their heires, to the v&s;e of the &s;aid E.F. and Elizabeth, and the heirs males of the bodie of the &s;aid G. by the &s;aid Elizabeth to bee begotten, without im|peachement of wa&s;t, and for default of &s;uch i&s;&s;ue to thu&s;e of the &s;aid E.F. &amp; his heirs, &amp; to perform his la&s;t will. And that after the &s;aid marriage al per&s;ons &s;ei&s;ed of the &s;aid manor, &amp; other the pre|mi&s;&s;es &s;hall &s;tand and be &s;ei&s;ed thereof, to the v&s;e before reher&s;ed, &amp; ouer this the &s;aid E.F. couena~|teth &amp; graunteth, that if the &s;aid manor and other the premi&s;&s;es (except before excepted) be not of the cleere yearely value of a C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> ouer all charges &amp; expences, that the &s;ame E. at rea&s;onable reque&s;t of the &s;aid dame A. &amp; W.A. &amp;c. or any of the~, &s;hall make or cau&s;e to be made like &s;ure e&s;tate or e&s;tates of and in other lands and tenements within the &s;aid county, of as much clere yearely value as the &s;ayd manor and other the premi&s;&s;es (except before excepted) is vnder &amp; lacked of the &s;aid yearely va|lue of C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> to the &s;aid dame Anne &amp; W. &amp;c. and their heires, to the v&s;e afore declared, and al&s;o &s;hal &s;uffer the &s;aid Elizabeth at her libertie and plea|&s;ure to marry one Elizabeth E. her daughter and daughter and heire of the &s;aid W. E. to any per|&s;on that it &s;hal plea&s;e her. And to di&s;po&s;e &s;uch mo|ney and profits that &s;hall fortune to be granted &amp; promi&s;ed for the marriage of the &s;ayd Elizabeth the daughter, at the liberty &amp; plea&s;ure of the fore|&s;aid Elizabeth the mother, without contradicti|on, let, or di&s;turbance of the &s;aid E. F. or any per|&s;on by his commaundement, procurement, or a&s;|&s;ent: And that the &s;aid E. &s;hall not receiue or haue any money or reward for the &s;aid marriage: Moreouer the &s;aid E. F. couenanteth and graun|teth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if it fortune the &s;aid
<PB N="55" REF="64"> Eliz. the mother after the &s;aid mariage &s;olemni|zed betweene her and the &s;aid E.F. to decea&s;e out of this world in the life of the &s;ame E. her hu&s;ba~d, that then the &s;aid E. &s;hal giue licence, power and authoritie to the &s;aid Elizab. before her death, to make a te&s;tament, co~cerning her la&s;t will, &amp; by the &s;ame te&s;tament to giue &amp; di&s;po&s;e at her plea&s;ure, of the goods &amp; cattels of the &s;aid E. F. amounting to the value of an C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, &amp; that the &s;aid E. F. &s;hal &s;uffer &s;uch per&s;ons as the &s;aid Eliz. &s;hall na|me, to haue &amp; doe y^e execution &amp; di&s;tribution of the &s;ame, according to her mind &amp; plea&s;ure. And that after her decea&s;e, the &s;aid E. F. &s;hal giue, deliuer, pay, &amp; execute, to &s;uch per&s;ons as the &s;ame Eliz. &s;hall bequeath &amp; appoint to haue, any thing of the &s;aid E. goods exte~ding to the &s;aid &s;umme of C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> And the &s;aid dame A. &amp; W. A &amp;c. willeth &amp; gran|teth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if the &s;aid E. F. wel &amp; truely do wholy ob&s;erue, performe &amp; keepe all and &s;inguler couena~ts, grants, promi&s;&s;es &amp; agreeme~ts afore reher&s;ed on his part without deceit &amp;c. that then an Obligation of CC. li. bearing date &amp;c. wherein he &s;tandeth bound to the &s;aid dame A. &amp;c. be clearely void &amp; of none effect &amp;c. In witnes &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A formall Indenture of a plaine bargaine, which is a good pre&s;ident in all com|mon &s;ales of Land.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made &amp;c. between A F. on the one party, &amp; R. T of London Mercer on the o|ther party, witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid A hath clere|ly bargained an &s;old, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents, clere|ly bargaineth and &s;elleth to the &s;aid R. T. the ma|nor of L. with the appurtenances in the county of Su&s;&s;ex, &amp; all lands, tenements, rents, reuer&s;ions, &s;eruices, medowes, lea&s;ues, woods, waters, mils, parkes, fields, and fennes, with all and &s;inguler their appurtenances, &amp; all maner profits, gaines, and aduantages, ari&s;ing vpon the &s;ame, which he or any other per&s;on, or per&s;ons to his v&s;e hath,
<PB REF="65">
<GAP DESC="duplicate" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 page">
<PB N="55" REF="65">
<GAP DESC="duplicate" RESP="OXF" EXTENT="1 page">
<PB REF="66"> haue, or had in the townes &amp; pari&s;hes of Belton, Buckley, Roidon, &amp;c. in the cou~ty of S. afore&s;aid. To haue and to hold the &s;aid manor, lands, tene|ments, and other the premi&s;&s;es, with the appurte|nances to the &s;ame K his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euermore, And al&s;o the &s;aid A. hath bargained &amp; &s;old to the &s;aid R. T. all deeds, charters, euiden|ces, writings, e&s;cripts, &amp; munime~ts, which he or a|ny other per&s;on or per&s;ons, to his v&s;e, hath or haue concerning the premi&s;&s;es or any part or parcell of the &s;ame: and the &s;aid euidences, deeds, charters, &amp;c. couenanteth &amp; graunteth to deliuer to the &s;aid R. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of Al-Saints, now next co~ming, or after as hee may conueniently obtaine and get them, &amp;c. which ma|nor, lands, tenements, &amp;c. the &s;aid A. couenanteth and graunteth and al&s;o warranteth to be of the cleare yerely value of CC. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, ouer and a|boue al charges and repri&s;es. And that hee hath lawfull power and authoritie to bargaine and to &s;ell the premi&s;&s;es to the &s;aid R. and his heires, as afore is &s;aid: &amp; al&s;o the &s;aid A couenanteth and granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he before the fea&s;t of Al-Saints now next comming, &s;hall make or cau&s;e for to be made to the &s;aid R. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes vnto &s;uch per&s;ons and to their heires, as the &s;ame R. &s;hall name and a&s;&s;igne, a good, &s;ure, &s;ufficient and lawfull e&s;tate, in fee &s;imple, of, and in the &s;aid manor, lands, tenements and other the premi&s;&s;es, and appurtenances by fine, feoffement, recouery, relea&s;e, confirmation, deed or deeds, en|rolled with warranty or warranties or otherwi&s;e as by the learned coun&s;ell of the &s;aid R. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes &s;hall be adui&s;ed, at the co&s;tes and char|ges onely in the Law of the &s;aid A. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes, di&s;charged of all former bargaines and &s;ales, &s;tatutes, recogni&s;ances, annuities, fees, ioin|ters, dowers, lea&s;es, fines, i&s;&s;ues, amerciaments, condemnations, iudgements, executions, intru&s;i|ons, and of all other incumbrances and charges what&s;oeuer they be, except the rents and &s;eruices
<PB N="56" REF="66"> of the chiefe Lords of the fee thereof from hence|forth due and accu&s;tomed to be paied. And al&s;o the &s;aid A. couenanteth and graunteth to di&s;charge the &s;aid R. of all arrerages of rents, growing and being due before the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents. And ouer this the &s;aid A. couenanteth and graunteth, that he and all other per&s;ons at any time &s;ei&s;ed to the v&s;e of the &s;aid A. of and in the &s;ame manors, &amp;c. &s;hall at all times before the fea&s;t of &amp;c. in the yeare &amp;c. &s;uffer, and cau&s;e to be done and &s;uffered all and euery &s;uch thing and things as &s;hall be deui&s;ed by the coun&s;el learned of the &s;ame R. with warranty of the &s;ame again&s;t all men, &amp; without warranty of the &s;aid other per&s;ons for to make the &s;ame manors, lands, tenements, &amp;c. &s;ure to the &s;aid R. and his heires, or &s;uch other per&s;ons, &amp; to their heires, as the &s;ame R. &s;hall name &amp; appoint there|vnto, at the co&s;tes and charges in the law of the &s;aid A and his heires. And that the &s;ame K. and his heires, or the &s;aid other per&s;ons &amp; their heires whom the &s;aid R. &s;hall thereunto a&s;&s;igne after the &s;aid e&s;tate had, or made, &s;hall haue and inioy the &s;ame manor, &amp;c. without any lawfull expul|&s;ion, euiction, or interruption of the &s;aid A, or his heires, or any per&s;on or per&s;ons, by rea&s;on of any title had or growen before the date of the&s;e pre|&s;ents: For which bargaine, &s;ale, couenants, graunts, and agreements on the behalfe of the &s;aid A. to be performed, ob&s;erued, and done: The &s;aid R. hath well and truely contented and paied in hand to the &s;aid A. before the date of the&s;e pre|&s;ents 3063. pounds of lawfull money of Eng|land, in full contentation and payment of and in the &s;aid bargaine and &s;ale, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, which &s;aid &s;umme &amp;c. the &s;aid A. acknowledgeth him&s;elfe fully contented and paied, and thereof acquiteth &amp;c. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>And if the money be not paid in hand, ye mu&s;t expre&s;&s;e the dayes of paiment of them, and the clau&s;es of the di&s;tre&s;&s;e, or reentrie, or any other penalties, accor|ding to the couenants of the parties.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="67">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture of Particion of lands diuided among Si&s;ters.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the x. day &amp;c. Betweene P. W. citizen of London and Anne his wife, one of the daughters and heires of W. R. late of London Mercer, and one of the &s;i&s;ters and heires of T. R. which was &s;onne &amp; heire of the &s;aid W. R. when he liued on the one partie, and I. R. wid|dow &s;i&s;ter of the &s;aid Anne, and an other of the daughters &amp; heires of the &s;aid W. R. and an other of the &s;i&s;ters and heires of the &s;aid T. R. and S. R. citizen and Mercer of London, W. W. draper, and I. B. draper, which were of late infeoffed by the &s;aid I. of the moity of a great tenement or me|&s;uage &amp;c. &s;et and lying together in the Pari&s;h of Saint B. to the v&s;e of the &s;aid I. &amp; her heires, on the other partie. Witne&s;&s;eth, that it is couenan|ted, graunted, condi&s;cended, and agreed be|tweene the &s;aid parties for a partition betweene them to be had and made of the inheritance of the &s;aid tenement and other the premi&s;&s;es in the &s;aid pari&s;h, which di&s;cended to the &s;aid Anne &amp; Ioane in coparcenarie, by and after the death of the &s;aid W. R. a&s;well daughters and heires of the &s;aid W. R. as &s;i&s;ters &amp; heires of the aboue named T. R. in maner and fourme en&s;uing. Fir&s;t it is coue|nanted and agreed betweene the &s;aid parties, and the &s;aid I. and her feoffees graunt by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, that the &s;aid R. and Anne in the right of the &s;ame Anne &s;hal haue for their part and purpart of the fore&s;aid lands and tenements, &amp;c. three dwel|ling tenements of the yeerely value of iiij. li. In one of the which &s;aid tenements T. D. Barbour now dwelleth and inhabiteth, conteining in it &s;elf lx. foote a&s;&s;i&s;e, &s;quare, &amp;c. And in that her teneme~t of the iij. tenements dwelleth one M. A. widow, and it conteineth &amp;c. and the third tenement is in po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of A. R. &amp;c. which &s;ayd iij. tenements with the yards, kitchins, chambers &amp;c. in as am|ple and large manner &amp; forme as the &s;aid per&s;ons
<PB N="57" REF="67"> now in them dwelling, haue or occupie, or they or any other aforetime haue had or occupied. The &s;aid Philip and Anne, as in the right of the &s;ame Anne, &s;hall haue &amp; enioy to her and to her heires, in ful recompence &amp; allowance, of and for her part and purpart that to her belongeth, or ought to be|long of al the &s;aid mea&s;es, lands, tenements &amp;c. by and after the decea&s;e of the fore&s;aid W. and T. &amp; either of them, as one of the daughters and heirs &amp;c. And it is agreed betweene the &s;aid parties, &amp; the &s;aid Ioan and her feoffees beene content and plea&s;ed, to accept and take in full recompence and allowance, of &amp; for the part of the &s;aid I. of all the mea&s;es, lands, &amp;c. and other the premi&s;&s;es aboue rehear&s;ed, to the v&s;e of the &s;aid I. and of her heirs one great tenement lying by the &s;aid three tene|ments, concerning &amp;c. with thappurtenances, in as ample and large maner, as T. C. gentleman now dwelling in the &s;ame or any other &amp;c. And it is furthermore fully agreed, couenanted &amp; graun|ted betweene the &s;aid parties by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that at all times conuenient it &s;hall bee lawfull to either of them to enter into others part to them allotted, to do reparations and other behoofs ne|ce&s;&s;arie, vpon the mea&s;es, lands, and tenements, to them &s;euerally allotted, and in amending, buil|ding, or repairing or otherwi&s;e, of and vpon their owne parts of the &s;aid lands, tenements &amp;c. to them allotted, &amp; appointed by the&s;e pre&s;ents. And ouer that, it is agreed, couenanted &amp; graunted be|tweene the &s;aid parties, that all annuel rents and &s;eruices due to the Lord or Lords of the fee &amp;c. &s;hal be equally borne betweene the &s;aid A. &amp; I. &amp; their heirs &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, inhabiters of the &s;ame tenement &amp;c. that is to &s;ay, either of them for their part, and portion afore allotted &amp;c. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture of &s;ale of plate vpon a condition, and in default of non repayment, to retaine it for euer.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the 25. day of &amp;c. be|tween W. P. of London gentleman on the one
<PB REF="68"> partie, and T. H. of H. in the county of H. on the other party, witne&s;&s;eth that the &s;aid T. being po&s;|&s;e&s;&s;ed of a cup with a couer of &s;iluer parcell gylt, weighing xx. ounces &amp; an half quartern of Troy weight. Item a plaine peece of &s;iluer parcell gylt with a &s;tarre on the bottome, weighing twelue ounces &amp; three quarters of the &s;ame weight, and two great goblets, &amp;c. hath bargained, &s;old, and deliuered all the &s;aid plate of gold&s;miths worke, the day and yere aboue rehear&s;ed within the citie of London, in plaine and open market, to the &s;aid W. P. for the &s;umme of l. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, whereof the &s;aid T. knowledgeth him&s;elf fully contented and paid by the&s;e pre&s;ents: Neuerthele&s;&s;e the &s;aid W. willeth and granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if the &s;aid W. well and truely content and pay, or cau&s;e to be contented and paid vnto the &s;aid W. his exe|cutors or a&s;&s;ignes, within the &s;aid citie of London l. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling at the fea&s;t of Chri&s;tmas next com|ming, after the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents, without any further delay, that then the &s;aid William &s;hal de|liuer or cau&s;e to be deliuered to the &s;aid T. his ex|ecutors or a&s;&s;ignes (&s;o making paime~t of the fore|&s;aid fiftie pound) all the &s;aid plate of Gold&s;miths work, and euery part &amp; parcel of the &s;ame, the &s;ale and bargaine afore&s;aid notwith&s;tanding. And if default be made, of, or in non paiment of the &s;ayd l. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> in part or in all at the day &amp; place afore menti|ned, that then the &s;aid T. willeth and graunteth, and him and his executors bindeth by the&s;e pre|&s;ents for to warrant all the &s;aid plate and the &s;ale and bargaine of the &s;ame, to the &s;aid W. his exe|cutors and a&s;&s;ignes again&s;t all per&s;ons for euer|more. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>An Award.</HEAD>
<P>VNto all true Chri&s;tian people, to whome this pre&s;ent Award &s;hall come, or it &s;hall bee read, &s;eene, or heard, I. P. Grocer, and I. A.
<PB N="58" REF="68"> poulter Citizens of London, Sende greeting in our Lord God euerla&s;ting. Whereas diuers variances, controuer&s;ies, and debates heretofore haue bin had, moued, and depending betweene R. R. Citizen and Grocer of London on the one par|tie, and I. L. Citizen and Fi&s;hmonger of London on the other partie, for cea&s;ing and pacifying whereof, either of the &s;ame parties haue compro|mitted &amp; bounden them&s;elues to other by Obliga|tion in the &s;umme of xx. li. &s;terling, with condition thereupon indorced, to &s;tand to &amp; abide the award, ordinance, and iudgement of vs the &s;aid I. P. and I. A. of their common a&s;&s;ents indifferently elect and cho&s;en: So alwaies that our &s;aid award, or|dinance and iudgement, of and vpon the premi&s;|&s;es were made and giuen vp in writing, on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of Al-Saints next comming after the date hereof, as by the &s;ame ohligations there|of made, bearing date the day &amp;c. more plainely it doth appeare: Whereupon now we the &s;aid Arbi|trators, after the maner of variance by vs circum|&s;pectly knowen, apperceiued, and with good and due deliberation thereupon had and taken, wee haue made &amp; giuen vp our award in that behalfe, in manner and forme following: that is to &s;ay, Fir&s;t and principally we the &s;aid Arbitrators doe award, ordaine and iudge, by this our pre&s;ent a|ward, that either of the &s;ame parties at the in&s;ea|ling of this pre&s;ent award, &s;hall in &s;eale, and for their deede deliuer the one to the other, a good, iure, &s;ufficient, &amp; lawful acquitance general, of all, &amp; all manner of actions, a&s;well reall as per&s;onall, &s;uits, quarels, tre&s;pa&s;&s;es, debts, debates, accounts, and demaunds, what&s;oeuer they be, betweene the &s;aid parties, at any time before the date hereof, haue bin had, moued, or depending. Al&s;o wee a|ward, ordaine &amp; iudge by this our pre&s;ent award, that the &s;aid R. &s;hal pay, or cau&s;e to be paied to the &s;aid I. L. to his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, iiij. pound of good &amp; lawfull money of England, in maner and forme following, that is to &s;ay: at the in&s;ealing of
<PB REF="69"> this our award xx. s. &s;terling, and in the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next comming after the date hereof lx. li. in full contentation &amp; payment of the &s;aid iiij. <ABBR>li.</ABBR> and that vpon the paiment thereof, the &s;ame par|ties to continue and be louers and friends, as they were before the date hereof. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Obligations.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of making of all kindes of Obligations.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per prae&s;entes me W. G. de R. in Comitatu S. gen~, teneri &amp; firmiter obligari W. G. in decem libris &s;terlingorum. Soluendum eidem W. aut &s;uo certo Atturnato, vel executoribus &s;uis, in fe&s;to Sancti Michaelis Archangeli proximo futur~ po&s;t datum p~&s;entium. Ad quam quidem &s;olutionem bene &amp; fideliter faciendum, obligo me, haered', &amp; <ABBR>execut</ABBR> meos per prae&s;entes Sigillo meo <ABBR>&s;igillatat.</ABBR> Datum tertio die Octob. Anno regni Regis Hen|rici octaui &amp;c. tricefimo tertio.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Obligation where two are bound to twaine.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per pre&s;entes nos W. M. de C. in comi|tatu L. yeoman, &amp; T. R. de R. in comitatu p~d Taylor, teneri &amp; firmiter obligari S.I. &amp; C. R. genero&s;is in xx. li. &s;terlingorum. Soluend' ei&s;dem S.I. &amp; C.R. &s;eu eorum al|teri, vel corum certis atturnatis, heredibus, vel executoribus &s;uis, in fe&s;to omnium Sanctorum &abpro;xim~ po&s;t datum p~&s;en|tium. Ad quam quidem &s;olutionem bene &amp; fideliter facien|dum, obligamus nos, &amp; vtrum&abque; no&s;trum per &s;e, pro toto &amp; in &s;olido, haeredes &amp; executores no&s;tros per prae&s;entes. Si|gillis nr~is &s;igillatis. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Where three are bound to one.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint &amp;c. nos A. B. C. D. E. F. Milites, teneri &amp;c. G. H. gen~ in xx. li. &s;terlingorum. Soluendum eidem
<PB N="59" REF="69"> G. H. aut &s;uo certo atturnato, vel executoribus &s;uis, in fe&s;to omnium Sanctorum proximo futuro po&s;t datum prae&s;en|tium. Ad quam quidem &s;olutionem bene &amp; fideliter faci|endum, obligamus nos, &amp; quemlibet no&s;trum per &s;e, pro toto &amp; in &s;olid', haeredes &amp; executores no&s;tros per p~&s;entes. Sigillis no&s;tris <ABBR>&s;igillat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Obligation where two owners of a Ship are bound to two Marchants.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per pre&s;entes nos I.B. &amp; R.T. de villa Hull, Marinarios ac po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ores &s;iue proprietarios cuiu&s;|dam Nauis <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> &amp;c. T.I. de Hull, teneri &amp; firmiter obli|gari W.C. &amp; I. C. Mercaroribus ville C. in xl. li &s;terlingo|rum: Soluendum ei&s;dem W.C. &amp; I.C. &s;eu eorum alteri, vel eorum certo Atturnato, haeredibus &s;eu executoribus &s;uis, in fe&s;to Pa&s;chae proximo futuro po&s;t datum prae&s;entium. Ad quam quidem &s;olutionem bene &amp; fideliter faciendum, obli|gamus nos &amp; vtrumque no&s;trum per &s;e, pro toto &amp; in &s;olid', ac Nauem praedictam cum toto apparatu eiu&s;dem, haeredes &amp; executores no&s;tros, ac omnia bona no&s;tra, tam vltra mare, quam circa, vbicunque fuerint inuenta per prae&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>&para;And ye &s;hal vnder&s;tand, that in Obligations with conditions, it is commonly accu&s;tomed to &s;et no day of paiment of the forfait, for then it &s;hal be due at all times when it is required, if &s;o be the condition is not kept.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Obligation wherein three are bound to the King and other.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint &amp;c. nos A. B. C. &amp;c. Mercatores de &amp;c. teneri &amp; firmiter obligari excellenti&s;&s;imo in Chri&s;to Principi &amp; domino no&s;tr~, Domino H. octauo dei gratia Angliae, Franciae, &amp; Hiberniae &amp;c. ac T. B. &amp; H. C. Collectoribus, Cu&s;tom~, &amp; Sub&s;id' eiu&s;dem domini Regis in portu Colce&s;t. in xx. li. &s;terlingorum. Soluendum ei&s;dem Domino Regi &amp; Cu&s;tomarijs, aut eorum vni, vel eorum certis Atturnatis. Ad quam quidem &s;olutionem bene &amp; fideliter faciendum, obligamus nos &amp; vtrumque no&s;trum per &s;e pro toto, &amp; in &s;olid', haeredes &amp; executores no&s;tros per prae&s;entes.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="70">
<HEAD>&para;An Obligation of diuers dayes of payment, with ex|pre&s;&s;ing of a forfait if default be made.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint &amp;c. nos A. B. C. D. &amp;c. teneri &amp;c. G.H. &amp;c. in CC. li. &s;terlingorum. Soluend' eidem G. &amp;c. in forma &s;ub&s;cripta, videlicet, in fe&s;to Annunciationis beatae Mariae virginis proximo futur~ v. li. In fe&s;to Pa&s;chae tunc proximo &s;equente v. li. In fe&s;to Natiuitatis &s;ancti Iohannis Bapti&s;tae tunc proximo futur~ v. li. &amp; &s;ic de fe&s;to ad fe&s;tum &amp;c. vide|licet, in fe&s;tis praedictis v. li. quou&s;que dictae CC. li. plenari&egrave; &s;ic per&s;oluantur. Ad quas quidem &s;olutiones &amp; quamlibet earum (vt <ABBR>permittit</ABBR>) bene &amp; fideliter faciendum, obligamus nos &amp; quemlibet no&s;trum &amp;c. Et &s;i contingat nos praefatos A. B.C.D. &amp;c. deficere in aliqua &s;olutione &s;olutionum prae|dictarum in parte vel in toto, contra formam praedictam, tunc volumus &amp; concedimus nos teneri, &amp; quemlibet no|&s;trum per &s;e pro toto &amp; in &s;olid' per pre&s;entes firmiter obli|gari praefato G. in praedictis CC. li. &s;terlingorum: Soluen|dum eidem G. aut &s;uo certo Atturnato, executoribus aut a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis &amp;c. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &s;igilla no&s;tra &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A &s;ure Obligation, in a ca&s;e, where the debtor is mi&s;tru|&s;ted, for flying into Sanctuarie, or beyond the Sea, or &s;uch like cau&s;es, with expre&s;&s;ing of re&s;titu|tion of all co&s;ts and charges of the &s;uit &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per pre&s;entes, quod ego A. B. non coactus, non compul&s;us, nec aliqua alia mala imagina|tione ad hoc inductus, &s;ed mera, propria, &amp; &s;pontanea <ABBR>vo|luntat</ABBR>, &amp; certa &s;cientia recogno&s;co, ac palam &amp; public&egrave; co~|fiteor me teneri, &amp; per prae&s;entes firmiter obligari D. E. in 50. li. &s;terlingorum: Soluend' &amp; re&s;tituend' eidem D.E. aut &s;uo certo Atturnato, procurator~, nuntio, haered', vel executo|ribus &s;uis, aut latori pre&s;entium in fe&s;to Pa&s;chae proximo futur~ &s;ine dilatione vlteriori. Ad quam quidem &s;olutionem bene &amp; fideliter faciendum &amp; perimplendum in forma prae|dicta, obligo me, haeredes &amp; executores meos, ac omnia bona mea mobilia &amp; immobilia, p~&s;entia &amp; futur~, tam vltra mare qua~ citra, in quocunque loco vel iuri&s;dictione inuenta fuerint capienda &amp; di&s;tringenda: Et &s;i (quod ab&s;it) defectus fiat in &s;olutione p~dicta vltra fe&s;tum &s;iue terminum &s;uperius
<PB N="60" REF="70"> limitatum, tunc quecun&abque; damna &s;umptus &amp; intere&s;&s;e dictus D.E. patietur, aut pati poterit, vel debet, &abpro; tempore eiu&s;dem defectus &amp;c. illa omnia &amp; &s;ingula ego dictus A. B. teneor et firmiter obligor per pre&s;entes &s;oluere et fideliter &s;atisfacere, &s;icut de debito principali: &s;tatutis, priuilegijs, ac con&s;uetudin~ quibu&s;cu~&abque; ciuitatis Lond', &s;eu cuiu&s;cun&abque; alterius ciuitatis, ville, patrie, vel loci, ad hoc contrarijs non ob&s;tantibus. Re|uoco etiam &amp; renuncio omnes protectiones, defen&s;iones, &s;anctuaria, franche&s;ias, libertates, &s;ubuentiones, et priuilegia quecunque, per quae ego po&s;&s;im in hac parte tueri, aut caute|las &s;eu dolum mini&s;tratum, in damnum et preiudicium p~di|cti E. creditoris mei de praemi&s;&s;is &amp;c. In cuius rei te&s;timoni|um &amp;c.</P>
<P>After this maner may ye make all obligations.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Conditions of diuers &s;orts.</HEAD>
<P>FOra&s;much as there be diuers formes of Indorcements, called commonly Conditions, &s;ome in Latine, &s;ome in Engli&s;h, according to the &s;undry plea&s;ures of the wri|ters: Lea&s;t I &s;hould be ouer tedious to the Reader, I thought it mo&s;t conuenient to &s;et out only the~ that be com|monly v&s;ed in Engli&s;h: if any be di&s;po&s;ed to traduce them into latine, he may do it ea&s;ily, after the examples that here vnder follow</P>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition for performing of an award in a matter of lands.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden H. I. and I. M. doe &s;tand to, obey, performe, keepe, and fulfill the award, arbitrement, ordinance, rule, and iudgeme~t of B. W. Gentleman, &amp;c. and D. M. Serieant at the law, arbitrators indifferently named, elected, and cho&s;en, a&s;well on the part of the within named H. I. as on the part of the &s;aid I. M. to arbi|ter, ordeine, and deeme, a&s;well of and vpon the right, title, intere&s;t, v&s;e, &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of a garden lying &amp;c. as of and vpon all actions, tre&s;pa&s;&s;es, quarrels, &s;uits, debates, demands, debts, and all other griefes &amp; inco~ueniences, had, moued, &s;tirred
<PB REF="71"> or depending, between the &s;aid parties co~cerning the &s;ame garden. And al&s;o if the &s;ayd H.I. before the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next comming &amp;c. &s;hew vnto the &s;aid arbitrators, al &s;uch writings as they haue in their po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion concerning their right, title, v&s;e intere&s;t, or po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions for the fore&s;aid garden, in &s;uch wi&s;e that the &s;aid arbitrators be not delayed to giue an arbitrement, of and in the premi&s;&s;es for want of &s;ight of the euidences of their party: And the &s;ame award, arbitrement, ordinance, rule, and iudgement of the fore&s;aid arbitrators, the &s;aid H. I. and I. M. do on their parts, wel and truly per|forme and keepe: So that the &s;ame award, arbi|terment &amp;c. of, and vpon the premi&s;&s;es, be made &amp; yeelded vp in writing on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of Ea|&s;ter next comming, within limitted: That then this pre&s;ent Obligation to be void, and of none ef|fect, or els to remaine in his full power, &s;trength and vertue.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to deliuer corne at a certaine day and place.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden I. S. well &amp; truely deliuer or cau&s;e to be deliuered vnto the within named I. M. his executors, or a&s;&s;igns, at the dwelling place of the &s;ame I. M. &s;et and beeing in the towne of Holne, xx. quarters of wheat, white &amp; red, &s;weet, cleane, dry, &amp; marchantable with the be&s;t, on this &s;ide the fea&s;t of all Saints within written: That then this obligation to be void, and of none value, or els to abide in his ful &s;trength, vertue, &amp; effect.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to maintaine the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion in a &s;ale of lands.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation &amp;c. that if the within named A. may wel and peaceably haue, hold, inioy, &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, from the date of the&s;e pre|&s;ents, to him and his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer, all and &s;inguler tho&s;e lands, teneme~ts &amp;c. withall the appurtenances, &s;et, lying, and being in the &amp;c.
<PB N="61" REF="71"> (which late were the lands of the within bounden R. and which the &s;aid A. lately had to him, and to his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, of the gift and graunt of the &s;aid R. as by a certaine deed by the &s;ame R. to the fore&s;aid A. thereof made, and vnder his &s;eal of armes, &s;ealed and &s;ub&s;cribed with his owne ha~d more plainely doth appeare) without any mole&s;ta|tion, interruption, eiection, expul&s;ion, or recouerie of the &s;ame, or any parcell thereof by the &s;ayd R. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes, or by any other per&s;on, by rea&s;on of any right or title to him or them before the date within mentioned, had, growing, or in|crea&s;ing: That then this pre&s;ent obligation &amp;c. or els &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme vpon the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That if the within named A. haue, hold, and peaceably po&s;&s;e&s;&s;e to him &amp; to his heires and a&s;&s;ignes for euer, all tho&s;e fiue me|&s;uages with the appurtenances, which &s;ometime were the within bounden W. H. without any de|ferring, let, interruption, eiection, expul&s;ion, im|pleading, mole&s;ting, vexation, or grief, either by the &s;aid T. or his heires &amp;c. or any other per&s;on or per&s;ons what&s;oeuer they be, hauing or pretending any maner right, title, v&s;e, claime, or intere&s;t, of &amp; in the &s;aid v. me&s;uages, or any part or parcell of the &s;ame: That then this pre&s;ent obligation &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition for the warrantie of Woad, or any like thing.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of &amp;c. That where the within bounden F. hath bargained, &s;old, &amp; deliuered to the within named R. an hundred bales of Thou|lou&s;e woad, of the markes of foure knots euery bale, and hath promi&s;ed and warranted vnto the &s;ame R. that euery &s;et of the &s;ame woad &s;hal make when it is &s;et and proued iiij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling: if it be &s;o that euery &s;et of the &s;ame Woad when it is &s;et and prooued make the &s;aide warrantie of foure pound &s;terling, that then this pre&s;ent obligation &s;hall ve voide and holden for nought. And if any
<PB REF="72"> &s;et of the fore&s;aid woad (reckoning three hundred for a &s;et) make not when it is &s;et and prooued the &s;aid warrantie of 4. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling: And then if the fore&s;aid F. from time to time, vpo~ due knowledge thereof to him made and giuen by the fore&s;aid R. or by his a&s;&s;ignes, well and truely deliuer, or cau&s;e to be deliuered vnto the &s;aid R. or to his certaine atturney, or his executors, at the bridge foot in the citie of London, as much Thoulou&s;e woad of the goodnes &amp; warranty afore&s;aid, after xvj. s. &s;ter|ling for euery hundreth weight thereof, as &s;hall lacke in any &s;et of the fore&s;aid warrantie of 4. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, that then al&s;o this obligation to bee void &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition vpon an Indenture of apprenti&s;hip.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that where A. B. the &s;onne of the within named C. O. by his certaine Indenture, who&s;e date is the x. day &amp;c. hath put him&s;elfe apprentice to the with|in named R.M. to be learned in the craft or my|&s;terie of painting, and to dwell with him &amp;c. from the &s;aid date, to the end and terme of eight yeres then next en&s;uing and fully to be complet and en|ded, as in the &s;aid Indenture thereof made more plainely doth appeare, If the &s;aid A. well &amp; truly &s;erue the fore&s;aid R.M. his mai&s;ter in the maner of an apprentice, from the day of the date within written, to the end &amp; terme of the &s;aid viij. yeares according to the tenor and effect of the Indenture in all points &amp; articles &amp;c that then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition where a man hath bought anothers right, &amp; hath a letter of Atturney to &s;ue for the &s;ame, binding the &s;eller that he &s;hall not giue any quitance to the partie, to the danger of the buyer &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that whereas the within bounden E. F. made and ordained the within named C.D. his his e&s;pecial good and lawfull Atturney, to a&s;ke, leuy, &amp;c. to the v&s;e, profite, and commoditie of the &s;ayd E.F.
<PB N="62" REF="72"> of one G. H. citizen of London Grocer xx. li. &s;ter|ling, in which the &s;aid G. H. by his Obligation thereof made, &s;tandeth bound to the &s;aid C.D. as in a certaine letter of Atturney by the &s;aid C. to the aboue named E. F. thereof giuen, more eui|dently appeareth: If the &s;aid C. D from the date of this pre&s;ent Obligation, do not call againe, re|uoke or di&s;anul the fore&s;aid letter of Atturney, nor any maner &s;ale, plee, or action by the fore&s;aid E. F. in the name of the fore reher&s;ed A. again&s;t the aboue written G. H. or his executors in anie court hereafter to be commenced or depending, or by any other meanes with&s;tand, let, or interrupt the title of the &s;ame E. of and to the &s;ayd &s;umme of xx. li. nor giue vnto the &s;aid G. H nor to his exe|cutors any maner quita~ce, di&s;charge, or releas, of, or vpon the &s;aid &s;umme, or any part or portion of the &s;ame, that then this pre&s;ent obligation, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition for to keepe the Peace, and to be of good abearing.</HEAD>
<P>THe Condition of this Obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden Sunon and Elizabeth his wife, do keepe the peace again&s;t al the Kings liege people, and e&s;pecially again&s;t A.B.C.D. &amp;c. &amp; beare him&s;elf hone&s;tly &amp; duly, both in his words and deeds, again&s;t the &s;aid A B. &amp;c. nor &s;lander them, nor any of the~, of, or vpon any &s;uch matters touching the death of I M. or the &s;ure about the trial of the &s;ame, wherein the &s;aid A. B. &amp;c. by the kings Laws eccle&s;ia&s;ticall &amp; temporall is clerely declared innocent, That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to warrant the &s;ale of a Ship.</HEAD>
<P>THe Condition of this Obligation is &s;uch, that where the within bounden A. B. &s;old vnto the within named C. D. a certaine Ship called the Mary of Calice, &amp; all maner of battaile in&s;tru|ments, furniments, and apparel of the &s;ame &s;hip, with the appurtenances, for a certaine &s;umme of money betweene them accorded, as in a bill of
<PB REF="73"> &s;ale therof made, plainly doth appeare. If the &s;aid C.D. wel and peaceable may haue, holde, enioy, &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, to him, his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, al the &s;aid &s;hip, battel in&s;trum~ts, apparel, &amp; appurtena~ces a|fore&s;aid, without contradiction, let or di&s;turbance of any per&s;on or per&s;ons, by rea&s;o~ of any claime or intere&s;t in the &s;ame before the date of the&s;e p~&s;ents had or made according to the tenour and effect of the &s;aid Indenture, that then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to cau&s;e a man to &s;eale an Obliga|tion by a certaine day.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. that if the within bounden I. C. before the fea&s;t of N. next comming after the date hereof, cau&s;e W.C. of the towne of B. to be bound by his writing obligatorie &s;ufficient in the law, and with his &s;eale &s;ealed, vnto the with|in named T. in x. li. &s;terling to be paied the x. day of Augu&s;t &amp;c. And al&s;o before the &s;ame fea&s;t, cau&s;e the &s;aid W. to deliuer the &s;ame obligation clerely for his deed &amp; duety in the Towne of B. vnto I. R. of H. clother, to the v&s;e of the &s;aid C. that then this pre&s;ent obligation &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to deliuer Oyles by a day limitted.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden I. at any time before the fea&s;t of S. Mihael tharchangel next co~ming af|ter the date within written, deliuer or cau&s;e to be deliuered in the City of London to W. R. within named, or to his certaine Atturney, heires or exe|cutors x. tunnes of oyle of Ciuile, good, &s;weet, and marchandable, full and well bound accordingly, that then this pre&s;ent obligation &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to make an e&s;tate to an other by a certaine day.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden A. before the fea&s;t of Ea|&s;ter next comming, make vnto the within named R. and to &s;uch other per&s;ons as the &s;ayd R. &s;hall
<PB N="63" REF="73"> thereunto name &amp; a&s;&s;igne, to haue and to hold, to them, their heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, a good &s;ure, &s;uffici|ent &amp; lawful e&s;tate, of and in all tho&s;e lands, tene|ments &amp;c. by deedes, euidences, &s;ufficient in the law, or by fine or recouery, if need &s;hall require, or by any other &s;ure and lawfull meanes, as &s;hall be adui&s;ed by the learned coun&s;el of the &s;aid Richard his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, that then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to &s;aue a man harmeles that is bound for an other man by Recogni&s;ance.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that where the within named A. B. &amp; C. D. at the &s;pecial in&s;tance, petition, &amp; reque&s;t of the within bounden N.D. and for his debt by a certain obli|gation of recogni&s;ance made before W. F. Recor|der of the citie of L. and I.K. Knight, Alderman of Londo~, the x. day &amp;c. &s;tand bou~d vnto the cham|ber of London, in the &s;umme of xx. li. &s;terling by the way of recogni&s;ance, as in the obligatio~ plain|ly appeareth: If the &s;aid N. D. his heires, exe|cutors, and a&s;&s;ignes, pay vnto the &s;aid chamberer all the fore&s;aid &s;umme of xx. li. and al&s;o &s;aue and keepe harmle&s;&s;e the aboue named A. B. &amp;c. from all manner indemnities, co&s;tes and charges, of, for and concerning the &s;aid obligation of recogni|&s;ance, and all other things concerning the &s;ame, that then &amp;c</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to pay a Rent accordingly to an Indenture of a Lea&s;e.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of &amp;c. That where the within bounden A. B. hath lately taken in farme for the terme of 6. yeres of the within named C.D. one teneme~t &s;et &amp; lying in the towne of W. &amp;c. for the re~t of xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> yerely to be paid as in a paire of in|dentures thereof made who&s;e date is &amp;c. plaine|ly appeareth. If the &s;ayd A. B. &amp; his executors well and truely pay or cau&s;e to be paid to the &s;ayd C. D. his heires and a&s;&s;ignes, the fore&s;aid yerely rent of xl. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> at the daies and termes accu&s;tomed,
<PB REF="74"> according to the tenour and effect of the &s;aid In|dentures &amp;c. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition vpon an Indenture of &s;ale to make good the &s;umme.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that where the within bounden I. S. the day of the date within written for the &s;umme of xx. li. &s;ter|ling, bargained, &s;old, and deliuered to the within named T. P. diuers goods, plate, and iewels in a certaine Indenture comprehended, bearing date, &amp;c. vnder a condition in the &s;ame Indenture &s;pe|cified. If the &s;aid I. S. make default of paiment in the &s;aid Indenture mentioned and compri&s;ed, and then if all the fore&s;aid goods, plate and iew|els indifferently pri&s;ed, be found of le&s;&s;e value than xx. markes &s;terling of ready money, &s;o the &s;aid I. S. immediately pay or cau&s;e to be paid to the aboue named T. his heires or a&s;&s;ignes &amp;c. as much good and lawfull money, or other ware as &s;hall amount to the &s;umme of all that &s;halbe lack|ing of the &s;aid xx. li. in the goods, plate, and iew|els afore rehear&s;ed, That then this pre&s;ent Ob|ligation be of no value &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition in a ioincture, to giue e&s;tate in certain lands to the wife, where there is none other Indenture made betweene parties.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden W. R. &amp;c. or his heires at their owne proper co&s;tes and charges before the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next after the date within written, make or cau&s;e to be made vnto A. C. &amp;c. a good, &s;ure, &s;ufficient, and lawfull e&s;tate in the Law, of and in all and &s;inguler tho&s;e landes, tenements, &amp;c. with the appurtenances in the Citie of Lon|don, of the yerely value of xl. <ABBR>li.</ABBR> &s;terling, ouer and aboue al charges and repri&s;es, to haue and to hold al the &s;aid landes, &amp; tenements, with the appurte|nances vnto the &s;aid A. C. &amp;c. for terme of life of
<PB N="64" REF="74"> M.G. to the v&s;e of the &s;ame M G. and to her a&s;|&s;ignes for terme of her life, the which M. by the grace of God, &s;hall mary &amp; take to hu&s;band the &s;aid W. R. and al&s;o if the &s;aid W. R after the &s;aid e&s;tate of, and in the lands and tenements afore re|hear&s;ed, do &s;uffer and cau&s;e to be done, all &amp; euery thing &amp; things as &s;hall bee adui&s;ed by the learned coun&s;ell of the &s;aid A. B. C. D. &amp;c. their heires &amp; executors, to make the fore&s;aid &s;tate &s;ure to the aboue named A. B. to the v&s;e of the &s;ame M. for terme of her life, be it by recouery, fines, feoffe|ments, relea&s;e, confirmation, and deeds introlled, with warrantie, or without warrantie, or any of them. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to performe a paire of Indentures.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition, &amp;c. that if the within bounden I. W. well and truely ob&s;erue, fulfill and keep all and &s;inguler grants, promi&s;es and agreements on the part of the &s;aid I. W. &amp; E. his wife to bee ob|&s;erued &amp; kept, contained, declared and &s;pecified in a payre of Indentures, bearing date the x. day &amp;c. betweene the &s;aid I.W. of the one party, and the within named R. S. on thother partie thereof made, &s;ealed, and deliuered. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to &s;aue a man harmele&s;&s;e being &s;uertie for another in a &s;imple Obligation.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation &amp;c. that if the within bounden I C. from henceforth do &s;aue and keepe harmle&s;&s;e from all indictments, lo&s;&s;es, actions, troubles, &amp; vexations, the within named W.I. his heirs and executors again&s;t T.L.R.F. &amp;c. &amp; euery of them their heires &amp;c. of, and from a certaine writing obligatory of the &s;umme of xl. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> wherein the &s;aid W.I. &s;tandeth bound as &s;uertie for the &s;aid I.C. together with M N. of D. dra|per, ioyntly and &s;euerally, as by the &s;ame obligati|on plainlier appeareth, that then this pre&s;ent ob|ligation &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="75">
<HEAD>&para;A condition of the peace, for the good abearing.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. if the within bounden S. T. per&s;onally appeare in the cu&s;todie of the Baily within writte~, or of his deputie, before the Iu&s;ti|ces of our Soueraigne Lord the King &amp;c. the mo~|day next after the Natiuitie of S. Iohn Bapti&s;t &amp;c. at the towne &amp;c. to find there before the &s;ayd Iu&s;tices, good &amp; &s;ufficient &s;uerties of the peace, &amp; to behaue and beare him&s;elfe well and peaceably again&s;t our Soueraigne Lord &amp; his liege people, and e&s;pecially again&s;t A. B. &amp; in the meane time keepe the peace of our Soueraigne Lord. And &s;o from henceforth &s;aue &amp; keepe harmle&s;&s;e the with|in named Baily &amp;c. for and concerning the pre|mi&s;&s;es or any part of them, that then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to be true pri&s;oner.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. that if I. H. marchant of S. Lukas, which now is in the kings pri&s;on vnder keeping of the &s;hirife within written, as well by rea&s;on of a writ of our Soueraigne Lord the king of the &s;tatute of the &s;taple, containing the &s;umme of C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, as al&s;o for certaine other actions cau&s;es, and &s;uits, on the behalf of R. S. &amp;c. moued &amp; commenced, be from henceforth true and faith|full pri&s;oner, tarrying &amp; remaining with the &s;aid &s;hirife &amp; his deputies till the &s;ame I. H. be fully at an end, di&s;charged and acquited of the &s;aid acti|ons, and then content &amp; pay to the &s;aid &s;hirife &amp;c. all and &s;inguler co&s;ts, charges, fees, &amp; other due|ties in &s;uch ca&s;es heretofore accu&s;tomed to bee paid. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition for the fealing of acquitance or re|lea&s;e of lands &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this obligation is &s;uch, that if the within bounden A. B. do cau&s;e I. M. Ser|ieant at the Law, and G. his wife, before the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next comming, at the co&s;tes &amp; charges
<PB N="65" REF="75"> in the Law of the &s;aid A. by their &s;ufficient deed in the Law, to relea&s;e, remit, and quite claime to the within named C. D. &amp;c. and their heires, all their right, title, power &amp; intere&s;t, which the &s;aid I. M. and E. his wife, or eyther of them haue had, or may haue, of and in all &s;uch landes, tene|ments, &amp;c. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The manner of making of acqui|tances in Latine and Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;An acquitance of a parcell of a &s;umme.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per pre&s;ents me A. B. &amp;c. recepi&s;&s;e &amp; habui&s;&s;e, die confectionis pre&s;entium, de W. I. &amp;c. xx. s. &s;terlingorum pro fe&s;to omnium Sanctorum an|no domini &amp;c. in partem &s;olutionis xx. li. &s;terlingorum in quibus idem W. per &s;criptum &s;uum obligatorium cum con|ditione in dor&s;o eiu&s;dem con&s;cripta &s;uper eodem confecta mihi praefato A. tenetur &amp; obligatur. De quibus quidem xx. &s;olid' in partem &s;olutionis maioris &s;ummae in eadem condi|tione &s;pecificatae, fateor me bene &amp; fideliter e&s;&s;e &s;olutu~, di|ctumque W. haeredes &amp; executores &s;uos inde e&s;&s;e quietum per prae&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timonium, figillum meum prae|&s;entibus appo&s;ui Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowen vnto al me~ by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I F. B. &amp;c. haue receiued and had the day of making of the&s;e pre&s;ents of N. I. &amp;c. xx. s. &s;ter|ling, afore the fea&s;t of Al-Saints la&s;t before the date within writte~, in part of paime~t of xx. li. &s;ter|ling, in which the &s;aid N. by his writing obligato|rie, with a condition in the backe thereof, &s;tandeth holden and bounden to mee the &s;aid F. B for the payment of the &s;ame. Of which xx. s. in part of payment of the more &s;umme in the &s;aid condition mentioned, I confe&s;&s;e my &s;elfe wel and truely con|tented
<PB REF="76"> and paied, and the &s;aid N. his heires &amp; exe|cutors cleerely acquited and di&s;charged thereof for euer. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Acquitance of Annuitie.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint &amp;c. me I.K. &amp;c. recepi&s;&s;e &amp;c de H.R. per ma|nus I. D. firmarij manerij R x. li. in partem &s;olutionis cuiu&s;dam annuitatis xx. li. mihi ad terminum vitae meae per dictum H. conce&s;&s;ae, percipiend' <ABBR>annuat</ABBR> ad terminos duos, viz. ad fe&s;ta N. &amp; N. aequis portionibus, de quibus x. li. fa|teor me contentum &amp; &s;olutum, &amp; ip&s;um inde hered' &amp; exe|cutores &s;uos imperpetuum e&s;&s;e quietum per prae&s;entes &amp;c. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Acquitance for the Tenthes and Sub&s;idies paid to the Collector.</HEAD>
<P>PRae&s;ens &s;criptum te&s;tatur, quod ego Magi&s;ter Henricus Hoskins decimarum &amp; &s;ub&s;idiorum domini no&s;tri Regis &s;uper omnes per&s;onas Eccle&s;ia&s;ticas, in &amp; per totam Dioce&s;. M percipiend' Collector &amp; receptor generalis, &s;ufficienti au|thoritate Epi&s;copali fulcitus, &amp; legitim&egrave; con&s;titutus, recepi de Magi&s;tro G. W. rectore de Bridel &abpro; decimis &amp; &s;ub&s;idijs eiu&s;dem Eccle&s;iae &s;uae, dicto illu&s;tri&s;&s;imo no&s;tro Regi, pro ann~ dn~i mille&s;imo quingente&s;imo &amp;c. ad fe&s;tu~ Natalis do|mini vltimo <ABBR>praeterit</ABBR> debitis xviij. li xvj. s'. &amp; ij. d'. de qui|bus quidem pecunijs fateor me ad v&s;um dicti domini Regis &s;olutum, &amp; ip&s;um &amp; Eccle&s;iam &s;uam p~dictam penitus libe|ram &amp; quietam per p~&s;entes, manu mea <ABBR>&s;ub&s;cript</ABBR> &amp;c. anno regni regis H &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A generall quitance.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniu~li &amp;c. me T. H. remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp; om|nino pro me, heredib&abus;, &amp; executoribus meis imperpetuu~ quietum clama&s;&s;e R.M. de N. omnes &amp; omnimodas actio|nes, tam reales quam per&s;onales, &s;ectas, quaerelas, debita, exe|cutiones, tran&s;gre&s;&s;iones, &amp; demanda, quas vel quae vnquam habui, habeo, &s;eu in futuru~ quoui&s;modo habere potero ver|&s;us praed' R. ratione aut cau&s;a quacun&abque; ab origine mundi v&s;que in diem confectionis pre&s;entium. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowen to all men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I T. H. haue remi&s;ed, relea&s;ed, and for mee
<PB N="66" REF="76"> mine heirs, &amp; executors, perpetually quite claimed to R. M. of N. al maner of actions a&s;wel, real as per&s;oeal, &s;uits, quarels, debts, executions, tre&s;|pa&s;&s;es, &amp; dema~ds, which I the &s;aid T. mine heirs &amp; executors haue had, or might or ought to haue a|gain&s;t the &s;ame R. by any maner of cau&s;e or colour from the beginning of the world, til the day of the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A quitance made by a Vicar, or Par&s;on, to the proctors of his vicarage or par&s;onage.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i &amp;c. me A. B. vicarium Eccle&s;iae paro|chialis de S. recepi&s;&s;e, &amp; audiui&s;&s;e, die confectionis prae|&s;entium, compotum finalem &amp; totalem W. P. procuratoris vicariae meae praedict', de omnibus receptis, exitibus, &s;olutioni|bus, &amp; liberationibus, praedict' vicariae meae <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR>, de toto tempore quo dictus W. fuit Procurator mens ibidem: Ita quod computatis computandis, &amp; allocatis allocandis ip&s;um W. &amp; executores &s;uos de quocunque vlteriori compoto ra|tione praemi&s;&s;orum mihi reddendo, v&s;que in diem <ABBR>dat</ABBR> prae|&s;entium, acquieto, libero, &amp; exonero per prae&s;entes. Sigillo meo <ABBR>&s;igillat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowen vnto al me~ by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I A. B. Vicar of the pari&s;h church of S. in the countie of H. haue receiued &amp; heard the day of ma|king of the&s;e pre&s;ents, the whole, full, and final ac|compt of W. P. my proctor of the &s;aid Vicarage, of, and for all and all manner of receipts, i&s;&s;ues, paiments, &amp; deliueries vnto my &s;aid Vicarage in any wi&s;e pertaining, for al the time and &s;pace that the fore&s;aid W. P. hath bin my proctor there: So that all things accompted that ought to be comp|ted, &amp; al things allowed that ought to be allowed, I do relea&s;e, acquite, &amp; di&s;charge the fore&s;aid W. P. his heirs &amp; executors of all maner of further reckonings, concerning the premi&s;&s;es, or any par|cell of the &s;ame, from the beginning of the world, till the day of the date hereof &amp;c. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<PB REF="77">
<HEAD>&para;Letters of Manumi&s;&s;ion for a bondman in Latine and Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>VNiuer&s;is &amp; &s;ingulis Chri&s;ti fidelibus prae&s;entes literas in|&s;pecturis, T. R. Miles domin&abus; S. &amp; M. Comiti&s;&s;a R. vxor eius &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. Cum I. B. alias dictus I. B. natiuus no&s;ter, filius R. B. alias dicti R. B. natiui no&s;tri &s;pectantis &s;iue appendentis manerio no&s;tro de P. in comita|tu C. in villenagio procreatus fuerit, e&s;t, ac pro tali, &amp; vt talis communiter dictus, tentus, habitus, &amp; reputatus palam, pub|lice &amp; priuate: Noueritis nos T. R. &amp;c. certis de cau&s;is veris &amp; legitimis, nos &amp; animos no&s;tros in ea parte mouentibus, pro nobis &amp; haeredibus no&s;tris imperpetuum, manumi&s;i&s;&s;e, libera&s;&s;e, &amp; ab omni iugo &s;eruitutis &amp; villenagij exonera&s;&s;e, prout per prae&s;entes no&s;tras literas patentes manumittimus, liberamus, &amp; exoneramus praedictum I. B. cum tota &s;equela &s;ua procreata &amp; procreanda, cum bonis &amp; catallis, terris, &amp; tenementis &s;uis perqui&s;itis, &s;iue impo&s;terum perquirendis quibu&s;cun&abque;. Sciatis etiam nos praefatos T. &amp; M &amp;c. remi|&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, ac omnino pro nobis, haeredibus, &amp; executori|bus no&s;tris imperpetuum <ABBR>quiet</ABBR> clama&s;&s;e, &s;icut &abper; p~&s;entes no|&s;tras literas relaxamus, remittimus, &amp; quiet' clamam&abus; eidem I. B. alias dicto I. B. et heredibus &s;uis, &amp; toti &s;equelae &s;uae, omnes &amp; omnimodas actiones reales &amp; per&s;onales, &s;ectas, querelas, &s;eruitia, calumnia, tran&s;gre&s;&s;a, debita, &amp; demanda quecun&abque;, quae ver&s;us eunde~ I. B. alias dict' I. B. vel aliquos heredum &s;eu &s;equelaru~ &s;uarum, aut eorum aliqua~ habemus, habuimus, &s;eu quoui&s;modo habere poterimus, aut heredes no&s;tri habere poterint in futuru~, ratione &s;eruitutis &amp; villena|gij p~dicti, vel aliqua quacun&abque; de cau&s;a, ab origine mundi in diem confectionis prae&s;entium: Ita videlicet, quod nec nos praed' T. dominus S. &amp; M. Comiti&s;&s;a R. nec alter no&s;tum, nec heredes no&s;tri, nec aliquis alius &abper; nos, pro nobis, &s;eu no|mine no&s;tro, aut alterius no&s;tru~, aliquam actionem, ius, titu|lum, clameum, intere&s;&s;e, &s;eu demanda villenagij vel &s;eruitutis, per breue domini Regis, &s;eu aliquo modo quocun&abque;, ver&s;us dictum I. B aliter dictu~ I. B. aut &s;equelam &s;uam <ABBR>procreat</ABBR> &s;eu procreandam, bona aut catalla, terras aut teneme~ta &s;ua per|qui&s;ita, vel impo&s;terum perquirend' de caetero exigere, cla|mare, &s;eu vendicare poterimus, poterit, aut vnquam poterint
<PB N="67" REF="77"> in futurum, &s;ed totaliter&s;imus imperpetuum exinde penitus auer&s;i &amp; exclu&s;i per pre&s;entes. Et nos vero predicti T. S. &amp; M. &amp; heredes no&s;tri praef. I B. alias <ABBR>dict</ABBR> I. B. cum toto &s;e|quela &s;ua procreata &s;eu procreanda, liberum erga gentem omnem warrantizabimus imperpetuum per pre&s;entes. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame letter of Manumi&s;&s;ion in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people that &s;hall &s;ee this pre|&s;ent writing, T. S knight, Lord of S. &amp; M. Counte&s;&s;e of R. his wife, &s;endeth greeting in our Lord God euerla&s;ting. Whereas I. B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. our bondman or villaine, the &s;onne of R. B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. our bondman or vil|laine, belonging &amp; appendant to our manor of P. in the Countie of C. was and is borne in pure vil|lenage, and for, and as a bondman or villain, was and is commonly called taken, had, accompted, and reputed priuily &amp; appertly. Know ye, that we the &s;aid T. &amp;c. for certaine good &amp; lawful con&s;ide|rations, mouing our minds, haue for vs and our heires manumi&s;&s;ed, &amp; from the yoke of &s;eruitude and villenage deliuered and di&s;charged, as wee now by the&s;e our letters patents, manumit, deli|uer, and di&s;charge for euer the &s;aid I. B. other|wi&s;e called F. G. with all his &s;equele and proge|ny, gotten, or to be gotten, and all and &s;inguler goods, cattels, lands, and tenements, and other perqui&s;its, which the &s;aid I. B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. now hath, or at any time &s;hall haue or get hereafter. And ye &s;hall vnder&s;tand al&s;o, that wee the fore&s;aid T. S. and M. haue remi&s;ed, relea&s;ed, &amp; for vs &amp; our heires for euer, quite claimed, as we now by the&s;e pre&s;ents do remit, relea&s;e, and quite claime to the lame I. B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. and all his heires, &s;equel &amp; progente, gotten, or to be gotten &amp;c. all &amp; all maner actions, real and per|&s;onal, &s;uits, quarrels, &s;eruices, tre&s;pa&s;&s;es, debts, &amp; demands, what&s;oeuer they be, which we the &s;ayd
<PB REF="78"> T. and M. &amp;c. or our heires had, haue, or hereaf|ter may or &s;hall haue in any maner wi&s;e again&s;t the &s;aid I B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. or any of his heires, &s;equel or progenie, by rea&s;on of the ville|nage or &s;eruitude afore&s;aid, or by any other cau&s;e, pretence, or colour, fro~ the beginning of the world vntill the day of making of the&s;e pre&s;ents: So that neither we the &s;aid T. and M. &amp;c. nor any of vs, nor our heires, nor any other by vs, for vs, or in our name, &s;hall or may from henceforth haue, ex|act, &s;ue, claime, or challenge any manner right, ti|tle, action, intere&s;t, or demand of villenage or bo~|dage again&s;t the &s;aid I. B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. or his heires, &s;equel, progeny, goods, cattels, lands, tenements, &amp;c or any of them, by writ of our &s;oueraigne Lord the king, or by any other ma|ner, but thereof be cleerely excluded and auoided for euer by the&s;e pre&s;ents. And we the &s;aid T. S. &amp; M. &amp; our heires, the &s;aid I B. otherwi&s;e called F. G. with all his &s;equel and progeny, gotten or to be gotten, again&s;t all people &s;hal warrant free for euer. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme of Manumi&s;&s;ion in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people to whome this pre&s;ent commeth, Anthony Earle, Lord of R. S. and of R. &s;endeth greeting in our Lord God euerla|&s;ting. Be it knowne vnto all people, that where|as we by the information of certain per&s;ons, haue made title and claime to one I. T. of Linne in the countie of Norff. and to one W. T. brother of the &s;ame I T of L. in the county of R. &amp; all their i&s;|&s;ues of their bodies comming, to be villeines and bound vnto vs, as appe~dant to our manor of I. in the county afore&s;aid: And fora&s;much as wee find neither proof nor &s;ufficie~t grou~d, wherby we may vnder&s;tand that the &s;aid I. &amp; W. or any of their i&s;&s;ue &s;hould be villeins or bou~d to vs, but by euide~t proofe in &s;undry wi&s;e brought and &s;hewed to vs, wee rather vnder&s;tand the contrary to bee true. Therefore wee being de&s;irous to &s;et all doubtfull
<PB N="68" REF="78"> matters apart, and willing the &s;aid I. and W. to be no further greeued or mole&s;ted wrongfully without &s;ufficient cau&s;e, and that they may from henceforth liue in &s;uertie for the &s;ame, haue remi|&s;ed, relea&s;ed, &amp;c. <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The maner of making Letters of Atturney.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A generall Letter of Atturney to recouer debts.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per prae&s;entes me T. C. de W. in co|mitatu E. genero&s;. feci&s;&s;e, con&s;titui&s;&s;e, &amp; loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectum mihi in chri&s;to I. N. meum verum &amp; legitimum Atturnatum, ad petendum &amp; exigen|dum, leuandum, recuperandum, &amp; recipiendum vice &amp; no|mine meo, &amp; pro me, omnes &amp; &s;ingulas pecuniarum mearu~ &s;ummas, &amp; debita mea quecunque, quae mihi quacunque de cau&s;a, &agrave; per&s;onis quibu&s;cunque, infra vniuer&s;um regnum' An|gliae, debentia, &s;pectantia, &s;iue pertinentia &s;unt. Dand', &amp; per pre&s;entes concedend' p~dicto Atturnato meo, plenam &amp; in|tegram pote&s;tatem meam &amp; authoritatem in praemi&s;&s;is, querendi, agendi, dicendi, &abpro;&s;equendi, implacitandi, arre&s;ta~|di, impri&s;onandi, condemnari faciendi, &amp; extra pri&s;onam de|liberandi, debita p~dicta recuperandi, &amp; recipiendi, &amp; de re|ceptis &amp; recuperatis, ac &s;uper fine~ &amp; concordia~ acquietanti|as &s;eu alias exonerationes nomine meo componendi, &s;igil|landi, &amp; deliberandi, &amp; <ABBR>atturnat</ABBR> alium vnum, vel plures &s;ub &s;e con&s;tituend', &amp; reuocand': Necnon omnia alia et &s;ingula quae in p~mi&s;&s;is &s;eu circa ea nece&s;&s;aria fuerint, &amp; oportuna vi|ce &amp; nomine meo faciendi, exercendi, expediendi, &amp; fiendi, adeo plenarie &amp; integre &abpro;ut facere po&s;&s;em &s;iue deberem, &s;i in praemi&s;&s;is per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;em. Ratum &amp; gratum ha|bens &amp; habiturus totum &amp; quicquid dictus Atturnatus meus in nomine meo fecerit, &s;eu fieri fecerit in praemi&s;&s;is per pre|&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="eng" TYPE="version">
<PB REF="79">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowne vnto all men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I T C. of W. in the countie of E. gentle|man, haue con&s;tituted, and in my place &s;et and or|dained my welbeloued in Chri&s;t I, N my true &amp; lawfull atturney, to a&s;ke, require, leuy, recouer, &amp; receiue in my name for me, and to mine v&s;e, al and &s;inguler &s;ummes of money, and debts what&s;oeuer they be, of all maner per&s;ons in any wi&s;e to mee due, pertaining or belonging, in any part or place within this Realme of England: Giuing &amp; gran|ting to my &s;aid Atturney my full and whole pow|er and authoritie in the premi&s;&s;es to plaint, arre&s;t, &s;ue, declare, impleade, impri&s;on, cau&s;e to bee con|demned, &amp; relea&s;e the &s;aid debters: recouer &amp; re|ceiue, and thereupon finally accord and acquite: letters of acquitance, and other di&s;charges for me and in my name, to compound, &s;eale, and deliuer, atturney or atturneyes, one or more vnder him to ordaine and &s;et, and at his plea&s;ure againe to re|uoke: And moreouer to doe, execute, performe, conclude, and fini&s;h for me and in my place, as is mentioned afore, all and &s;inguler things that &s;hal be expedie~t and nece&s;&s;arie concerning the premi&s;|&s;es, as throughly, wholy, and &s;urely, as I my &s;elfe &s;hould doe, if I were therein my owne per&s;on pre|&s;ent. And al that euer my &s;aid Atturney &s;hal hap|pen to do, or cau&s;e to be done, in and for the premi&s;|&s;es, I promi&s;e to allow, performe, ratifie, and &s;ta|bli&s;h, and thereto I bind me, mine heires and exe|cutors by the&s;e pre&s;ents. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney for &s;peciall debt.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per prae&s;entes me I C. de W. in comi|taru R. yeoman feci&s;&s;e, ordina&s;&s;e, &amp; loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectos mihi in chri&s;to R.B. &amp; R.M. meos veros &amp; ligiti|mos atturnatos coniunctim &amp; diui&s;im, ad petendum, leuan|dum, recuperandum, &amp; recipiendu~ vice &amp; nomine meo, &amp; pro me de T.H. &amp; de executoribus &s;uis, illas decem libras &s;terlingoru~, quas idem T. mihi debet, &amp; iniu&s;te a me detinet,
<PB N="69" REF="79"> &amp; in quibus ip&s;e per &s;criptum &s;uum obligatorium mihi tene|tur &amp; obligatur: Dand' &amp; per prae&s;entes concedend' dictis Atturnatis meis &amp; eorum vtri&abque; coniunctim &amp; diui&s;im ple|nam pote&s;tatem meam &amp; authoritatem in p~mi&s;&s;is &amp; in &s;in|gulis ea tangentibus p~dictum T. &amp; executores &s;uos &s;i nece&s;&s;e fuerit pro non &s;olutione dictarum x.li. &amp; cuiu&s;&s;ibet inde &abper;|cella implacitand', arre&s;tand', condemnari faciend', impri&s;o|nand', &amp; extra pri&s;onam deliberand', ac per quemcunque &abpro;ce&s;&s;um iuris ver&s;us eo&s;dem &abpro;&s;equend': Necnon de &amp; &s;u&abper; receptis &amp; recuperatis &amp;c. <HI>(And &s;o likewi&s;e after the fir&s;t example.)</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney to deliuer po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of lands.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per pn~tes me W R. &amp;c. a&s;&s;igna&s;&s;e, fe|ci&s;&s;e, &amp; loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e ac con&s;titui&s;&s;e per p~&s;entes di|lectum mihi in chri&s;to A.R. meum verum &amp; legitimu~ At|turnatum, ad intrand' pro me vice &amp; nomine meo in omnia illa me&s;uagia, terras, tenementa, prata, pa&s;cua, pa&s;turas, ac caetera premi&s;&s;a cum &s;uis pertinentijs, quae nu&abper; fuer~ R M. genero&s;i defuncti. Et po&s;t talem introitum ad deliberandum pro me, vice &amp; nomine meo plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;io|nem &amp; &s;ei&s;inam, de &amp; in p~dictis me&s;uagijs, terris, &amp;c. cum oi~bus &s;uis &abper;tinentijs F.G. de L in <ABBR>comitat</ABBR> S. genero&s;o, aut &s;uo certo atturnato, haeredibus &amp; executoribus &s;uis, &s;ecundum vim, formam, tenorem, &amp; effectum cuiu&s;da~ chartae meae per p~fatum W. antedicto F.G. &amp; alijs fact', cuius datum e&s;t &amp;c. prout per in&s;pectionem eiu&s;dem plenius appa<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ebit: Caetera&abque; oi~a &amp; &s;ingula quae in p~mi&s;&s;is, vel circa ea nece&s;&s;aria fuerint, &s;eu quomodolibet oportuna &abpro; me, vice &amp; noie meo <ABBR>facie~d</ABBR> exercend', &amp;c. adeo plen~ &amp;c. Datum &amp;c. <HI>(As afore&s;aid.)</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney to receiue po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of lands.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint &amp;c. dilectum mihi in Chri&s;to C. D. de M. e&s;&s;e meum verum &amp; legitimum Atturnatum ad intrandum pro me, vice &amp; nomine meo, in vnum me&s;uagium cum gar|dino &amp; &s;uis pertinentijs in villa de M. continens per e&s;tima|tionem duas acras terrae &amp;c. quae nuper fuerunt A. B. de|functi, ac plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem &amp; &s;ei&s;ina~ inde capiend', &amp; po&s;t hm~di &s;ei&s;inam &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem &s;ic inde receptam &amp; <ABBR>habit</ABBR>, eandem ad meum proprium v&s;um reti|nend' &amp; cu&s;todiend', &s;ecundum vim, formam &amp; effectum
<PB REF="80"> cuiu&s;dam <ABBR>chart</ABBR> mihi &amp; alijs fact' E.F. genero&s;um, vt per e|andem chartam inde confectam, cuius datum e&s;t &amp;c. mani|fe&s;te liquet &amp; apparet: Caetera&abque; omnia &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>And ye &s;hall vnder&s;tand, that this is the v&s;e in taking of &s;ei&s;in and po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion. Fir&s;t ye mu&s;t ex|pell all per&s;ons out of the hou&s;e, and call vnto you certaine neighbors, to witnes at the former door, then cau&s;e one to read the deed of Feoffement, &amp; if it be in latine, &s;ome body mu&s;t interpret &amp; de|clare it to the witne&s;&s;es, in the mother tongue, the~ let one of the Atturneys, he that giueth the po&s;&s;e&s;|&s;ion, take the doore, or the ring thereof in his ha~d, &amp; &s;et the hand of the receiuer of po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion vpon the doore in like maner, &s;aying: By the authority of this deed of feoffement, I make vnto you Liue|ry and &s;ei&s;in of this tenement, and lands, &amp;c. ac|cording to the effect of the &s;ame deed, and therein I &s;et you in firme and peaceable po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion. Then cau&s;e the feoffees to enter.</HI></P>
<P><HI>This done, it is good to write the names of the~ that be pre&s;ent, to beare witnes, on the back of the deed as thus:</HI></P>
<P>Data &amp; liberata fuit &s;ei&s;ina, &amp; pacifica po&s;&s;e&s;&s;io E. F. <ABBR>iuxt</ABBR> formam &amp; effectu~ huius charte, per W.M. atturnatum &amp;c. in pn~tia A. B.C D. de villa p~dict' tertio die Maij &amp;c.</P>
<P><HI>And if the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion be giuen of a mannor, it is good to haue a Court holden immediatly in the name of the new Lord: And there let the euide~ces &amp; deeds be &s;hewed to the tenants, &amp; they to bee re|quired to atturne and agree to the &s;ame e&s;tate. And as many as atturn, let their names be entred in the Court roll.</HI></P>
<P>Liuerie and &s;ei&s;in <HI>of lands is commonly made by a peece of the &s;ame earth, taken by the feoffor, and giuen to the feoffee, together with the deed, in maner afore&s;aid.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Letter of Atturney generall and &s;peciall in a matter of lands.</HEAD>
<P>VNiuer&s;is Chri&s;ti fidelibus &amp;c. P. H de K. in comitatu E. yeoman, filius &amp; haeres R.H. defuncti dum vixit de C.
<PB N="70" REF="80"> in comitatu praedicto yeoman, Salutem in domino &s;empiter|nam. Noueritis me praef P. feci&s;&s;e, ordina&s;&s;e, con&s;titui&s;&s;e, &amp; loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectum mihi in Chri&s;to T.B. meum ve|rum &amp; legitimum atturnatum ad pro&s;equendum, implaci|tandum, et defendendum, vice et nomine meo, &amp; pro me, in omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis curijs et placitis, ac coram quibu&s;cun&abque; iudicibus &amp; iu&s;ticiarijs, ver&s;us omnes &amp; &s;ingulas per&s;onas, er|ga quas vel quam aliqua actio tam realis quam per&s;onalis, mihi quoui&s;modo datius &s;ectam aut defen&s;ionem per lege~, de, &amp; pro omnibus illis terris &amp; ten~tis meis cum &s;uis &abper;tinen~ vniuer&s;is, vocat' W. &s;cituatis, iacentib&abus; &amp; exi&s;tentib&abus;, in vil|lis &amp; campis de C. praedict' quae mihi dicto P. iure heredita|rio di&s;cendebant, per &amp; po&s;t mortem <ABBR>praedict</ABBR> R. pauis mei, &amp; quae in prae&s;enti a me iniu&s;te detinentur. Necno~ in omnia dictas terras, &amp; tenementa, cum &s;uis pertenentijs vice et no|mine meo intrand' ac plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionem et &s;ei&s;inam de &amp; in ei&s;dem pro me &amp; nomine meo capiend', ac omnes &amp; &s;ingulas per&s;onas qua&s;cunque, firmarios &s;iue occu|patores eorundem ab inde expelland' &amp; mouend', &amp; &s;uper huiu&s;modi po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione &s;ic capta et habita, omnia dicta terras &amp; tenementa cum pertinentijs ad v&s;um dicti T. cu&s;todiend', gubernand', occupand', et mini&s;trand'. Dand' &amp; per pre&s;en|tes concedend' praedicto atturnato meo plenam &amp; integra~ pote&s;tatem meam, authoritatem et mandatum &s;peciale pre|dictas per&s;onas et earum quamlibet occa&s;ione iniu&s;te deten|tionis, cu&s;todie vel occupationis praedictarum terrarum et te|nementorum cum pertenentijs aut alicuius inde partis &s;eu parcelle attachiand' et arre&s;tari faciend', ac coram iudicibus et iu&s;ticiarijs praedictis comparere fa<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">iend' et producend', ac ver&s;us ip&s;as per&s;onas et earum quamlibet occa&s;ione <ABBR>praedict</ABBR> omnes et &s;ingulas actiones, &s;ectas, placita et pro&s;ecutiones, li|cita, requi&s;it, et nece&s;&s;aria in curia praedict' vbicunque vide|bit' oportunu~ fore, vice ac nomine meo leuand' <ABBR>affirma~d</ABBR>, capiend' et atturnand', et eas vel ea &s;ecundum iuris exigenti|am cum quibu&s;cunque inde circum&s;tantijs interplacita~d', et pro&s;equend', ac ius &amp; titulum meum praedictum coram <ABBR>p~d</ABBR> iudicibus et iu&s;ticiarijs declarand' exponend' et notificand', dicta&s;&abque; per&s;onas et earum quamlibet per legis vigorem ar|re&s;tand', impri&s;onand', et condemnari faciend' et <ABBR>ext</ABBR> pri&s;o|nam deliberand', ac damna et expe~&s;as in ea parte <ABBR>habit</ABBR> &amp; habend' de ip&s;is per&s;onis et de earum qualibet recuperand'
<PB REF="81"> &amp; recipiend'. Et de receptis &amp; recuperand' ac &s;uper fine &amp;c. <HI>as in other.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney vpon a Patent.</HEAD>
<P>VNiuer&s;is &amp;c. I. B. vnus armiger' pro corpore illu&s;tri&s;&s;imi domini no&s;tri Regis &amp;c. Salutem in domino &s;empiter|nam. Cum idem no&s;ter Rex per &s;uas gratio&s;as literas paten|tes, quarum datum e&s;t apud We&s;tmona&s;terium decimo die Feb anno regni 31. in con&s;ideratione ver~ &amp; fidelis &s;eruitij quod ego praed' F P. eidem illu&s;tri&s;&s;imo domino no&s;tro an|te haec tempora impendi, &amp; durante tota vita mea impender~ intendo, conce&s;&s;erit &amp; licentiam dederit mihi pref. F.P. qd' ego per me aut deputatu~ &s;iue deputatos meos indigenas &s;iue alienigenas, numerum &amp; quantitatem ducentorum doleoru~ I&s;atidis, Anglic' <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> woad de Tholo&s;a in &abper;tib&abus; vltra mari|nis emer~, &amp; prouidere, ac eadem ducenta dolea de woad in vna naue &s;iue diuer&s;is nauibus de obedientia <ABBR>dict</ABBR> domin~ re|gis, aut obedientia aliquorum amicorum &amp; confederatorum &s;uorum cariare &amp; imponere, &amp; in quemcunque locum, &s;eu quecunque loca huius regni &s;ui Angliae vna vice vel diuer&s;is vicibus ibidem ad meum maximum proficuum aduantagi|um importand', conducend' &amp; inducend' vendend' &amp; di&s;tri|buend', conduci &amp; di&s;cariari facere po&s;&s;im &amp; valea~ licite &amp; impune: aliquo actu, &s;tatuto, re&s;trictione, &abpro;hibitione aut &abpro;|cl<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">matione in contrarium factis non <ABBR>ob&s;tant</ABBR> prout in praed' literis patentibus inde confectis pleni&abus; continetur. Noueritis me praefatum F.P. virture &amp; authoritate dictarum literaru~ patentium feci&s;&s;e, <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="3 letters">ina&s;&s;e, con&s;titui&s;&s;e &amp; in loco meo po|&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectos mihi in Chri&s;to A.B.C D. mercatores de Hi&s;|pania meos veros &amp; legitimos deputatos &amp; factores irreuo|cabiles coniunctim vice &amp; nomine meo ad faciendum, exe|quendum &amp; admin&s;trandum ad v&s;us commoda &amp; proficua propria eorund' A.B.C. D. omnia &s;ingula in dictis literis patentibus <ABBR>co~tent</ABBR> &amp; <ABBR>&s;pecificat</ABBR>, videlicet, in tam amplis mo|do &amp; forma prout ego dictus F.P. facere potui&s;&s;em &s;eu de|bere~ vigore praedictarum literarum patentium, &s;i ibidem p~|&s;ens per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;em. Et deputatum &s;iue factore~ vnu~ &s;euplures &s;ub &s;e con&s;tituend' et ad libita &s;ua reuocand'. Qui|bus quid' A B.C.D. et eorum vtrique coniunctim, ego dict&abus; F.P. do, concedoet tran&s;porto per pre&s;entes omnimod' po|te&s;tatem
<PB N="71" REF="81"> meam, &amp; authoritate~ in praemi&s;&s;is. Ratum &amp; gra|tum habens &amp; habiturus totum &amp; quicquid dicti <ABBR>deputat</ABBR> &amp; factores mei nomine meo fecerint, &s;eu fieri &abpro;curauerint, aut eorum aliquis fecerit, &s;eu fieri procurauerit in p~mi&s;&s;is, &amp; in quolibet praemi&s;&s;oru~ per p~&s;entes. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
<DIV4 LANG="lat" TYPE="version">
<HEAD>&para;A like forme of a Letter of Atturney vpon a patent in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowe~ vnto all men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that where the king our &s;oueraigne Lord by his gra|tious Letters of Licence in&s;ealed with his &s;igne bearing date at We&s;tmin&s;ter the xii. day of May in the xxxi. yere of his raigne, for certaine con&s;ide|rations his highnes mouing, hath licened vs W. C. Seriant of the Caterie of his honorable hou|&s;hould, &amp; P.C. yeoman of his gard, his welbelo|ued &s;eruants, that we by our &s;elues, our factors or Atturnies &s;hall and may puruey and buy in anie place or places within this his Realme of Eng|land, where it &s;hall be&s;t like vs, 4 hundred quar|ters of wheat, and the &s;ame to conuey &amp; carrie, or do to be conueied or carried out of any port, hauen or creeke of this &s;aid Realme, that &s;hal plea&s;e vs, in the parts of Flaunders, Holland, Barbant, or Zeland, there to be vttered and &s;old for our mo&s;t profits and aduantages, as in the &s;aid letters of licence thereof made more plainly is contained: Know ye that wee the fore&s;aid W.C. and P. by vertue of the &s;aid gratious letters of licence, haue committed, ordeined, and deputed our welbeloued in God A.B. of I. in the county of N. marchant, &amp; R.S. &s;eruant of me the fore&s;aid W.C. our &s;uf|ficient Atturneis and Factors, iointly and &s;eue|rally to execute by them&s;elues, or by their &s;uffici|ent deputie or deputies, the whole tenour, purport and effect of the &s;aid gratious letters, and euery clau&s;e &amp; article of the lame, as vnto them or anie of them, &s;hall be thought mo&s;t conuenient and ne|ce&s;&s;arie, that is to &s;ay, in all things &amp; by al things, in as ample and large manner as wee the fore&s;aid
<PB REF="82"> W. C. or either of vs might doe, &s;hould doe, or ought to do, by vertue of the &s;aid gratious letters, if we our own &s;elues were per&s;onally pre&s;ent: and what&s;oeuer that our &s;aid atturnies or their &s;uffici|ent deputie or deputies, &s;hall doe &amp; mini&s;ter in the premi&s;&s;es, or any thing co~cerning the &s;ame, we the &s;aid I.P. and R.S. bind our &s;elues to ratifie, and allow by the&s;e pre&s;ents. In witnes &amp;c.</P>
</DIV4>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Letter of Atturney in Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowe~ vnto all men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I I.G. of B. in the Cou~ty of S. yeoman, haue made, con&s;tituted, ordeined, and put in my place, my right welbeloued in God R. M. gentleman, my true and lawfull atturney in this behalfe, to ouer&s;ee, rule, and gouerne, for me &amp; in my name al my lands and tenements, as well freehold as co+pihold, &s;et and lying in the towne and pari&s;h of C. in the county of S. &amp; al&s;o to receiue for me, &amp; in my name, all the rents, i&s;&s;ues, commodities &amp; pro|fits comming and growing of the lame lands, and euery parcel thereof. And the farmers of the &s;ame lands, for non paiment to expell, put, out and a|moue, &amp; them to let to farme to other at his owne plea&s;ure and di&s;cretion: giuing &amp; graunting vnto my &s;aid Atturney my ful power and authority by the tenor of the&s;e pre&s;ents, to doe and execute all and &s;inguler the premi&s;&s;es, as fully, wholly, and &s;urely as I the &s;aid I.G. might or &s;hould doe if this my pre&s;ent writing had not bin made &amp;c. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Letter of &s;ub&s;titution, where the Atturney maketh a Deputie vnder him.</HEAD>
<P>VNiuer&s;is &amp;c. S.F &amp;c. Salutem in domino &s;empiternam. Cum I. T. &amp;c. per quoddam &s;criptum &s;uum de Attur|nato, fecerit, ordinauerit, con&s;tituerit, &amp; in loco &s;uo po&s;uerit me <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> S. &s;uum verum &amp; legitimu~ Atturnatum ad peten|dum &amp;c vice &amp; nomine dicti I. &amp; ad meum proprium v&s;um de H. x. li. in quibus dictus H. per obligationem &s;uam p~f. I.
<PB N="72" REF="82"> tenetur &amp; obligatur, dictu&s;&abque; I. per dictum <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> &s;uu~ de at|turnato, dederit &amp; conce&s;&s;erit mihi p~f. S. atturnato &s;uo, ple|nam &amp; integram pote&s;tatem &s;uam &amp; authoritatem in prae|mi&s;sis, ad tangendum, agendu~, &abpro;&s;equendum, &amp;c. Et de re|ceptis &amp; recuperatis, ac &s;u&abper; finem &amp; concordiam acquietan|tias &s;eu exonerationes nomine dicti I. componendum, &s;igil|landum, &amp; deliberandum, &amp; atturnatos alios, vnum vel plu|res &s;ub me con&s;tituendum &amp; reuocandum, prout in eodem &s;cripto de Atturnato inde confecto plenius continetur. No|ueritis me praef S. vigore &amp; authoritate dicti <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> de at|turnato mihi &s;ic facto, ordina&s;&s;e, po&s;ui&s;&s;e, &amp;c. E.B. meum verum &amp; legitimum &s;ub&s;titutum, ad petendum &amp;c. v&s;um, commodum, &amp; &abpro;ficuum dicti E. de p~fato H. decem libr~: Necnon omnia alia &amp; &s;ingula in praemi&s;&s;is, &amp; circa ea ne|ce&s;&s;aria ad faciendum, exercendu~, experiendu~, &amp; finendum, adeo plene &amp; integre, &s;icut ego praedict&abus; T. vigore antedicti &s;cripti atturnatos facere po&s;&s;em, &s;eu deberem, &s;i prae&s;ens per|&s;onaliter ade&s;&s;em. Ratum &amp; gratum &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Letters Patents of diuers and &s;undry formes.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Patent of an Office for terme of life, with a fee a&s;&s;igned to the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos p~&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit, R.G. Comes L. &s;alutem in dn~o &s;empiternam. Sciatis me p~fatum Comitem dedi&s;&s;e, &amp; per hoc p~&s;ens &s;criptum meum conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e E.H. genero&s;o, officium Recep|toris omnium exituum, &abpro;ficuorum &amp; denarioru~ &s;ummarum cre&s;centium &amp; &abpro;uenientiu~ de oibus manerijs, terris, &amp; tene|mentis, redditibus, hereditamentis meis quibu&s;cun&abque; in com~ de B. &amp;c. Ac etiam officium &s;uperui&s;oris omniu~ p~dictorum maneriorum, terrarum, teneme~toru~, &amp; hereditam~toru~ meo|rum quorumcunque, ac ip&s;um W.H. receptorem ac &s;uper|ui&s;orem maneriorum, terrarum, &amp;c con&s;titui&s;&s;e &amp; ordina&s;&s;e, prout per p~&s;entes ordinamus &amp; con&s;tituimus. Habendum, tenend', &amp; occupand' officia praedicta, &amp; eorum vtrum&abque; per &s;e, vel per &s;uum &s;ufficie~tem deputatu~ aut deputatos &s;uos, pro
<PB REF="83"> termino vitae eiu&s;dem W.H. cum oibus &abpro;ficuis, commodi|tatibus &amp; praeheminentijs quibu&s;cun&abque; ei&s;dem &s;uis officijs &s;eu eorum alteri de antiquo <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR> &s;iue pertinen~, in tam am|plis modis &amp; formis, put aliquis alius, vel aliqui alij officio p~dicto, &s;eu eoru~ alteri ante haec tempora v&s;us fuit, aut gaui&s;i fuerunt. Et vlterius &s;ciatis me pref. C. dedi&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e p~f. W.H. pro executione &amp; occupa|tione officiorum p~dictorum, quenda~ annualem redditu~ xl. marcarum &s;terlingorum, <ABBR>exeunt</ABBR> de oi~bus p~dictis manerijs, terris, ten~tis, &amp;c. Habendum, leuandu~, &amp; percipiend' eun|dem annualem redditum xl. marcarum p~fato W. pro ter|mino vitae &s;uae naturalis, per manus &s;uas &abpro;prias, de exitibus &amp; &abpro;ficuis maner~, terr~, &amp;c. ad duos anni terminos, viz. ad fe&s;ta &amp;c. per equales porciones. Et &s;i contingat &abper;dictum annualem redditum quadraginta marcaru~ aretro fore &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of the keeping of a Manour, Parke, and Lodge.</HEAD>
<P>I.W. Earle of O. Lord S. To al Chri&s;tian peo|ple to whom this pre&s;ent writing co~meth, gree|ting in our Lord God euerla&s;ting. Whereas I. late Earle of O. mine aunce&s;tor, who&s;e co&s;in and heire I am, by his letters patents dated &amp;c. gaue and graunted vnto I. W. the office and keeping of the Parke of L. within the Countie of S. and of the Lodge within the &s;ame, and al&s;o by his &s;aid letters Patents made, con&s;tituted, and or|deined the &s;aid I. W. to be his officer and kee|per of the &s;aid Parke and Lodge. To haue, occu|pie and enioy the &s;aid office of keeper and lodge to the fore&s;aid I.W. and to his a&s;&s;ignes for terme of his life, by him&s;elfe or his &s;ufficint deputie or de|puties, with all maner of fees, wages, profits, and co~modities to the &s;aid office due or appertaining, in as large &amp; ample maner, as any per&s;on or per|&s;ons before that time had, occupied, enioied or per|ceiued in the &s;ame. Know you that I I. W. now Earle of O for diuers con&s;ideratio~s me mouing, haue giuen, graunted, &amp; by this pre&s;ent writing doe giue &amp; graunt to my welbeloued friend T.P. gentleman, &s;eruant to the reuerend father in God
<PB N="73" REF="83"> &amp;c. the keeping of the manor of L. and of the &s;aid parke of the deere now therein, or that hereafter at any time &s;hal be, immedately after the death of the &s;aid I. W. and as &s;oone as the &s;aid office which the aboue named I. W. doth now enioy, &s;hal happen to be void by the &s;urrender of the &s;aid I.W. or by any other lawfull waies, or meanes. And the &s;ame T.P. ordeine, make, and con&s;titute by the&s;e pre&s;ents, to be keeper of the &s;ame manor, parke, lodge, and deere, when&s;oeuer it &s;hall fir&s;t happen no be void, as is afore rehear&s;ed. And fur|thermore know yee, that I the afore&s;aid R. S. Earle of O. doe giue &amp; graunt vnto the fore&s;aid T P. for the exerci&s;ing and occuping of the &s;ayd office the yerely fee and wages of iiij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> a day, im|mediatly after the death of the &s;aid I. W. with all profits, fees, wages, rewards, aduantages, and commodities to the &s;ame office in any wi&s;e due &amp; appertaining, in as ample maner &amp; forme, as the &s;aid I. W. or any other hauing or occupy|ing the &s;ame office had or euer v&s;ed and enioyed. And al&s;o the herbage and pannage of the &s;aid park of L. immediatly after the death of the fore|&s;aid I. W. and as &s;oone as the &s;aid office &s;hall happen to be void, by &s;urrender of y^e aboue named I. W. or by any other lawfull waies or meanes. To haue, hold, occupie, and enioy the &s;ame of|fice of keeping of the &s;aid manor, parke, lodge, and deere, immediately after the death of the &s;aid I. W. and as &s;oone as the &s;ame office &s;hall happen to be void, to the &s;aid T P. for terme of his life, by him&s;elfe, or his &s;ufficient deputy or deputies. And to haue and to hold the &s;aid wages and yerely fee of iiii. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> a day, and the &s;ayd herbage and pannage, together with all other commodities, profits, and aduantages appertaining to the &s;ame immediatly after the death of the &s;aid I. W. in as large and ample maner, as the &s;aid I.W. or any other per|&s;ons heretofore had or occupied, for the terme of life of the &s;aid T. P. the &s;ame yeerely fee or wa|ges of iiij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> a day, to be payed by the hands of
<PB REF="84"> the Baily of the towne of L. for the time being of the i&s;&s;ues, profits, &amp; reuenues of the &s;ame manor of L. at two fea&s;ts in the yeare, that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of S. Michaell the Archangell, and the Annunciation of our ble&s;&s;ed Lady &s;ant Mary the Virgin by euen portions. The fir&s;t paiment ther|of according to the rate, to begin at the fir&s;t fea&s;t of the &s;aid two fea&s;ts next after the death of the &s;aid I. W. And if it happen the &s;aid yearely fee or wages of iiij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> a day to be behind, and not paid by the &s;pace of one Moneth next after any of the fea&s;tes afore rehear&s;ed, at which it ought to be paid: that then it &s;hall be lawful to the &s;aid I.S. in the fore&s;aid manor of L. &amp;c. to enter &amp; di&s;traine, and the di&s;tre&s;&s;es there found, to driue, carrie, and beare away, and with him to hold, keepe, and re|taine, till &s;uch time as all the portion of the &s;aid yearely fee or wages of iiij <ABBR>d.</ABBR> a day &s;o due &amp; behind hand be fully contented and paid with the arrera|zes if any there be. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Letter patent of yearely annuitie, with diuers other clau&s;es of fees.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. omnibus ad quos hoc prae&s;ens &s;criptum perue|nerit, Salutem. Sciatis quod nos in con&s;ideratione bon &amp; fidelis &s;eruitij per dilectum nobis in Chri&s;to N. ante haec tempora impen&s;i, dedimus, conce&s;&s;imus, ac per prae&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus eidem N. quandam annuitatem &s;iue annualem redditum 50. li. &s;terlingorum annuatim: Haben|dum, percipiendum, gaudendum, &amp; recipiendum de exitibur, reuentionibus, &amp; proficuis hanaperij no&s;tri praedicti, per manus clerici vel cu&s;todis eiu&s;dem hanaperij no&s;tri pro tem|pore exi&s;tentis. Habendum, &amp; annuatim percipiendum praedictam annuitatem &s;iue aunualem redditum 50. li. prae|fato N. pro termino vitae &s;uae naturalis de exitibus, reuen|tionibus, &amp; proficuis eiu&s;dem hanaperij, per manus clerici, vel cu&s;todis dicti hanaperij &abpro; tempore exi&s;ten~, ad fe&s;ta An|nunciationis beatae Mariae virginis, &amp; Sancti Michaelis arch|angeli, aequis porcionibus, &s;uper &s;ola demon&s;tratione harum literarum no&s;trarum patentium, &s;eu earum <ABBR>irrotulament</ABBR> in
<PB N="74" REF="84"> dicto hanaperio no&s;tro fact', vel alibi praefato cu&s;todi pro tempore <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> o&s;ten&s;. ab&s;que aliquo breui vel aliquibus breuibus &s;iue mandatis extra cancellariam no&s;tram &s;uper ea&s;dem literas no&s;tras patentes pro&s;equend', ac praefato cle|rico aut cu&s;todi aliquatenus dirigend'. Dedimus etia~ &amp; co~|ce&s;&s;imus, ac per prae&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus eidem M. pro termino vitae &s;uae, vnum doliu~ vini Va&s;tonien~ annuatim percipiendum durante vita &s;ua, per manus Pincernae no&s;trae Angliae, pro tempore <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> deliberandum, de illo vino quod idem pincerna no&s;ter pro tempore exi&s;tens habebit &amp; recipiet ad v&s;um no&s;trum ratione officij &s;ui p~dicti. Necnon damus &amp; concedimus eidem N. pro termino vitae &s;uae annu|atim ta~tum &s;erici, Anglicae <HI>Veluet,</HI> de &s;erico no&s;tro de gar|deroba no&s;tra, &amp; tantum penulam de cadem garderoba no|&s;tra annuatim percipiend' &amp; deliberand' per manus Magi|&s;tri garderobae no&s;trae p~dict' pro tempore exi&s;tentis, quan|tum &s;atis erit &amp; &s;eruiet ad faciendum praedictam vnam to|gam de &s;erico, Anglicae <HI>Veluet,</HI> &amp; penulatam annuatim pro termino vitae &s;uae de illis &s;ericis, Anglicae <HI>Veluet,</HI> &amp; pe|nulis de quibus idem Magi&s;ter de garderoba no&s;tra pro tempore exi&s;tens annuatim recipiet, &amp; habebit ratione offi|cij &s;ui praedicti: Ac etiam damus &amp; concedimus eidem N. annuatim durante vita &s;ua, duas damas idoneas, videlicet, vnam Anglice <HI>a Bucke of &s;ea&s;on</HI> in ae&s;tate, &amp; aliam Anglice <HI>a Doo of &s;ea&s;on</HI> in hieme, in magno parco no|&s;tro de W. in comitatu no&s;tro de S. annuatim capiend. Ha|bend' tam per &s;eip&s;um quam per aliquem aliu~, &s;iue aliquos alios per ip&s;um a&s;&s;ignand' per cu&s;todes in parco no&s;tro pro tempore <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> eidem N. deliberand'. Et volumus et con|cedimus, quod bene liceat &amp; licebit praefato M. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, durante vita &s;ua praedicta annuatim, venari &amp; fugare in eodem parco no&s;tro pro praedictis duabus damis capiend' et interficiend', &amp; eas abinde cariand', a&s;portand', &amp; habend', vbicunque placuerit ad voluntate~ &s;uam, &s;ine impedimento no&s;tri &amp; heredu~ no&s;trorum, fore&s;tariorum, parcariorum, &amp; aliorum officiariorum &amp; mini&s;tror~ quoru~cun&abque; durante vita &s;ua. Et vlterius damus &amp; concedimus eidem N. centum lib. &s;terlingorum, de dono &amp; regardo no&s;tro de exitibus reuenti|onibus &amp; proficuis hanaperij no&s;tri praedicti <ABBR>prouenie~t</ABBR> &s;iue <ABBR>cre&s;cent</ABBR>, per manus praedicti clerici eiu&s;dem hanaperij pro tempore exi&s;tentis: Soluend' &amp; deliberand' indilate po&s;t
<PB REF="85"> o&s;tentione~ &s;ibi harum literarum no&s;trarum patentium ab&s;|que compoto &s;iue aliquo alio inde nobis vel heredibus no|&s;tris reddendo &s;eu &s;oluendo pro praemi&s;&s;is, &s;eu aliquo prae|mi&s;&s;orum. Et volumus &amp; concedimus, quod praedictus cleri|cus de hanaperio no&s;tro protempore exi&s;ten~, &amp; praedictus Magi&s;ter de garderoba no&s;tra p~dicta pro tempore exi&s;ten~, habeat plenam allocationem coram quibu&s;cun&abque; Auditori|bus &amp; Iudicibus no&s;tris, in quibu&s;cunque curijs &amp; locis &s;u|per &s;pecialibus compotis &s;uis faciend', de exitibus, reuentio|nibus, &amp; proficuis &s;eperalibus, ratione officiorum &s;uoru~ nobis emerge~tibus &s;iue cre&s;centibus, videlicet dictus clericus hana|perij no&s;tri protempore exi&s;tente, tam pro anuuali &s;olutione praed' annuitatis &s;iue annualis redditus L. li. quam pro dictis centum libris de regardo no&s;tro p~fato M. vt premittitur, per nos conce&s;&s;. Et praedictus Magi&s;ter garderobae no&s;trae prae|dictae pro deliberatione dicti annualis &s;erici &s;iue <HI>veluet,</HI> &amp; penularum annuatim ad faciend' <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> N. vnam toga~ pe|nulatam: Eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio de veto annuo valore, aut aliqua alia certitudine praemi&s;&s;orum, &s;eu eorum alicuius, aut de alijs donis, &s;iue conce&s;&s;ionibus per nos, aut aliquem progenitorum no&s;trorum <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> N. ante haec tempora fact' in prae&s;entibus minime facta exi&s;tit, aliquo &s;tatuto, ordi|natione, actu, re&s;trictione, prohibitione, &s;iue proui&s;ione, aut aliqua alia re, cau&s;a, vel materia quacunque in aliquo non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
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<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter Patent of the King or a Lord, concerning the gift of a Steward&s;hip and Con&s;table &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. omnibus ad quos &amp;c. &s;alutem. Sciatis quod nos con&s;iderantes fidelitatem &amp; indu&s;triam praedilecti &amp; fi|delis con&s;anguinei no&s;tri G. Ex gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, &amp; ex certa &s;cientia &amp; mero motu no&s;tris conce&s;&s;imus <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> G. officia Sene&s;challi &s;iue Sene&s;chal&s;ie honoris no&s;tr~ de N. in <ABBR>comitat</ABBR> Derb. &amp; Suff. Necnon ca&s;tri, ville, dominij, &amp; ma|nerij no&s;tri Nouica&s;tri &s;uper Tinam, dn~iorum &amp; manerioru~ de W. &amp; A. ac omnium aliorum ca&s;trorum, dominiorum, manerioru~, terrar~, &amp; tenementorum no&s;trorum in ei&s;de~ <ABBR>co|mitat</ABBR> cum pertin~, parcell' Ducatus no&s;tri Lanca&s;t. ac eunde~ G. Sene&s;chall' omnium officiorum p~dictorum per pre&s;en|tes ordinamus, facim&abus; &amp; con&s;tituimus: Ac etiam conce&s;&s;im&abus;
<PB N="75" REF="85"> eidem G. officium Con&s;tabularij ca&s;trorum no&s;trorum de T.M. &amp; P. magi&s;tr~ fore&s;tarum chaceae no&s;trae de R. ac bal|liuu~ noue libertatis no&s;tre in comitatu praedict': Necno~ ma|gi&s;tru~ de ductis feraru~ omniu~ fore&s;taru~, chacearum, parco|rum, bo&s;corum, &amp; wa~rtennorum, in comitatu predicto: Ac etiam conce&s;&s;imus eidem G. plenariam authoritatem &amp; pote&s;tatem ad faciendum, nominandum, &amp; a&s;&s;ignandum de tempore in tempus, omnes &amp; omnimodos fore&s;tarios &amp; cu|&s;todes dictatum fore&s;tarum, feratum, chacearum, parcoru~, &amp; warrennorum: Ac in&s;uper dedimus et conce&s;&s;imus eidem G officium magi&s;tri capitalis Sene&s;chall' honoris predict', ac ceterorum praemi&s;&s;orum omnium cum pertinentijs. Ha|bend', occupand' et exercend' omnia praedicta Officia, &amp; eorum quodlibet, vna cum authoritate &amp; pote&s;tate predict' <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> G. per &s;e, vel per &s;uos &s;ufficientes deputatos, aut de|putatum &s;uum, pro termino vite ip&s;ius G. Percipiend' an|nuatim, in &amp; pro officijs predictis, &amp; eorum quolibet C. li. &s;terlingorum, vna cum feod' &amp; vadio, ab antiquo debito &amp; con&s;ueto, tam ei&s;dem officijs, &amp; eorum cuilibet, quam omni|bus alijs officijs occupand' per offic<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">rios fiendis &amp; nomi|nand' per perfatum G. authorirate &amp; pote&s;tate &s;upradict', &amp; de exitibus, proficuis, &amp; reuentionibus honoris predicti, &amp; ceterorum premi&s;&s;orum &amp; eorum cuiu&s;libet <ABBR>prouenient</ABBR> &s;iue cre&s;cent', per manus firmariorum, tenentium, receptorum, &s;eu aliorum officiariorum &amp; occupatorum eiu&s;de~ pro tem|pore exi&s;tentium, ad terminos &s;ancti Michaelis archangeli &amp; Pa&s;chae, aequis portionibus, vna cu~ omnibus &amp; omnimodis aijs feodis proficuis, commoditatibus &amp; libertatibus, &amp; e|molumentis quibu&s;cun&abque; officijs praedict', &amp; eoru~ cuilibet qualitercunque pertinentijs, in tam amplis modis et formis, prout aliqui alij, &s;iue aliquis alius officia praedicta, &s;eu eorum aliquo ante hec tempora habueru~t &s;iue habuit, occuparunt vel occupauit, ac in ei&s;de~ &amp; in eoru~ quolibet perciperunt &s;i|ue percipere debuerunt vel debuit: Eo quod expre&s;&s;a men|tio de vero annuo valore &amp;c. <HI>As ye &s;ee in the other.</HI></P>
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<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter Patent for keeping of a naturall Idecit or Lunatike.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis quod cum T. filius &amp; heres H.P. nuper de E. in comitatu E. fatuu<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">
<PB REF="86"> &amp; ideota exi&s;tit a natiuitate &s;ua, et ea ratione &s;ui ip&s;ius, et regimine terrarum, tenementorum, bonorum, et catallorum &s;uorum omnino vacat et caret, prout coram nobis per te|&s;tim~ fide dignorum <ABBR>probat</ABBR> <ABBR>exi&s;tit.</ABBR> Nos vero de gratia no|&s;tra &s;peciali, ac certa &s;cientia et mero motu no&s;tris, volen|tes eidem I. de vite nece&s;&s;arijs et corporis &s;ui cu&s;todia &s;e|cure prouidere, Dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac per pre&s;en|tes damus &amp; concedimus dilecto nobis in Chri&s;to H. I. Militi pro corpore no&s;tro, cu&s;todiam ip&s;ius T. ac omnium terrarum et tenementorum, reddituum, et &s;eruitiorum cum pertinentijs, que nuper fuerunt praedicto H.P. &amp; que ta~ per finem po&s;t mortem eiu&s;dem H quam ratione fatuitatis &amp; Ideotatis dicti T. ad manus no&s;tras deuenerunt, &s;eu deueni|re debuerint aut debent. Habend', gaudend', tenend', &amp; occupand' cu&s;todiam corporis dicti T. ac omnium mane|riorum, terrarum, tenementorum, &amp; alioru~ premi&s;&s;oru~ &amp;c. prefato H.I. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, pro termino vite naturalis dicti <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 word">. B. ab&s;que aliquo compoto &s;eu aliquo alio nobis vel heredibus no&s;tris inde reddendo vel faciendo. Proui&s;o &s;emper quod dictus H.I. heredes &amp; a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui de exitibus maneriorum, terrarum, tenementorum, &amp; cetero|rum premi&s;&s;orum, inueniat praedicto T victualia, &amp; omnia vite &s;ue nece&s;&s;aria, prout decet in tali ca&s;u, &amp; quod tetr~ &amp; te|nementa &amp;c. praedicta manuteneantur &s;ine va&s;to vel de&s;tru|ctione, Eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio de vero annuo valore &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of a &s;afe conduct for a certaine of yeres.</HEAD>
<P>TO all Chri&s;tian people, to whom this pre&s;ent writing &s;hall come, A. B. of D. and C. F. citizens of London, &s;end greeting in our Lord God euerla&s;ting. Whereas one George Hollong Citizen of London, in diuers &s;ummes of money to vs &s;euerally is in debted, which &s;ummes of money the &s;aid G. H. is not, ne by likelyhood &s;halbe of a|bilitie to pay and content, vnle&s;&s;e we giue &amp; grant vnto him our fauour and re&s;pite in paiment of the &s;ame Therefore know ye, that we the &s;aid Creditors all aboue named, and euery of vs mo|ued with pitie in con&s;ideration of the premi&s;&s;es, and of the good will and de&s;ire which the &s;aid G.H. hath to the contentation of the &s;aid dutie,
<PB N="76" REF="86"> haue giuen and graunted, &amp; by the&s;e pre&s;ents giue and graunt vnto the &s;ame G.H or by what&s;oeuer name or addition that he be named or called, &amp; &s;o to all them which for the &s;aid G. H. to vs, or to any of vs, &s;tanden or &s;tandeth bound or charged, our &s;ure, free, and whole licence, libertie, &amp; &s;afe-conducts, as much as is in vs: &s;o alway that the &s;aid G. H. and all they which for him or with him to vs &s;tand bounden or charged. And ouer that the &s;eruants and a&s;&s;ignes of the &s;aid G. H. with all the goods, cattels, marchandizes, debts, due|ties, and other things of the &s;ame G. and in all maner of places, freely, quietly, wel, &amp; peaceably, at their large and libertie, may &amp; &s;hall by day and night, go, come, abide, returne, &amp; dwell, pa&s;&s;e, and repa&s;&s;e, into, or from any citie, towne, village, or other place or places within this Realme of Eng|land, or els without. And all the &s;ame goods, wares, marchandizes, and all other things as bin aboue rehear&s;ed, to di&s;po&s;e as it &s;hall like and plea&s;e the &s;ame G. And all tho&s;e per&s;on or per|&s;ons, that with, or for him to vs, or any of vs &s;tand bound and charged at all times and &s;ea&s;ons from the day of making hereof, vnto the end and terme of fiue yeres, then next and immediatly en&s;uing, after the day and dayes of paiment, &s;pecified in the &s;pecialtie or &s;pecialties, wherein the &s;aid G. or any other per&s;on or per&s;ons for the &s;ame G. in any wi&s;e &s;tandeth bound and charged vnto vs. And that wee, or any of vs, &s;hall in no wi&s;e pur|&s;ue, arre&s;t, attach, hurt, withhold, let, or greeue, nor any other per&s;on or per&s;ons for vs, or any of vs, or in the names of vs, or any of vs, by the au|thoritie, a&s;&s;ent, will, or agreement of vs, or any of vs, the &s;aid G. or tho&s;e per&s;on or per&s;ons, nor any of them, which for the &s;ame G. to vs, or any of vs, in any wi&s;e &s;tandeth bound or charged by their bodies as fugitiues, nor otherwi&s;e, nor by their goods, cattels, marchandizes, or any other things of theirs, or any of them, for paiment to be made to vs, or any of vs, of our &s;aid dueties,
<PB REF="87"> or any part or parcell of them, or for to find to vs, or any of vs, any other or better &s;uerty or &s;uerties for contentation &amp; paiment of the &s;ame our dutie, other then we and euery of vs now haue and hath for the &s;ame paiment of our &s;aid duties, or any o|therwi&s;e, during the terme afore&s;aid, by rea&s;on or occa&s;ion of any deed, accompt, deceit, tre&s;pa&s;&s;e, buying, &s;elling, contract, or of any other thing, matter, or cau&s;e, or ground of cau&s;e, what&s;oeuer it be, before the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents betweene vs or any of vs, and the &s;aid G. &amp; tho&s;e per&s;ons which with or for the &s;ame G. to vs or any of vs &s;tanden bounden, charged or chargeable, had, made, mo|uing, or depending. And if it happen within the &s;aid terme, any money or goods to be attached, or arre&s;ted in the name of vs, or any of vs, by any o|ther per&s;on or per&s;ons, in the hands of the &s;aid G or of them, or any of them, which for him to vs, or any of vs &s;tandeth bound, or charged or chargea|ble by force of any bill or billes, plaint or plaints, again&s;t them or any of them to be leuied or attay|ned That then wee, he, or they of vs, in the name of whom any &s;uch bill or billes, plaint or plaints, &s;hall be made or affirmed, &s;hal put in &s;uerty to the &s;aid bill or billes, plaint or plaints, &amp; &s;o vtterly di&s;|&s;olue and di&s;charge the &s;aid attachment and at|tachments, when and as &s;oone as we, they, or hee of vs, in the name of whome the &s;aid attachment or attachme~ts &s;halbe made or affirmed, &s;hal there|to duely be required by the &s;aid G. or by them, or any of them, which for him to vs, or any of vs &s;tand bound or charged. And euery of them there|of, wee, and euery of vs &s;hall cleerely di&s;charge, as often as any &s;uch occa&s;ion or cau&s;e &s;hal happen to fall, during the terme afore&s;aid. And moreo|uer, we all the creditors aboue &s;pecified will and graunt, and euery of vs for his owne part willeth and graunteth to the &s;aid G. by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if it happen the &s;aid G. or them, or any of the~ which for him to vs, or any of vs &s;tand bound or charged, in their owne per&s;ons, or in the per&s;on
<PB N="77" REF="87"> of them, or any of them, or in, or by the goods, cat|tels, or marchandize of them, at any time within the terme afore&s;aid, by vs, or by any of vs, or by a|ny other per&s;on or per&s;ons, by the commaunde|ment, will, procuring, authority, con&s;ent, or know|ledge of vs, or any of vs, again&s;t the tenor, forme, or effect of the&s;e our pre&s;ent letters of &s;afeconduct in any wi&s;e to be arre&s;ted, &s;ued, impleaded, hurt, grieued, attempted, vexed, or hindred, and thereof after the forme aboue&s;aid, be not relieued nor de|fended, that then the &s;aid G. and tho&s;e which for him to vs, or any of vs, &s;tand bound or charged, &amp; their heires and executors by the&s;e pre&s;ents, &s;hall be for euermore quite and di&s;charged again&s;t him or them of vs, by whom the &s;aid G. and tho&s;e per|&s;ons which for him to vs, or any of vs, &s;tand bound or charged, &s;hall &s;o again&s;t the forme, tenor, and effect of the&s;e our letters patents of &s;afe conduct be attempted, vexed, or hindered, or any of them be attempted &amp;c. and thereof not relea&s;ed, di&s;&s;ol|ued, and defended, according to the forme aboue|&s;aid, of all maner, actions, &s;uits, quarrels, challen|ges, recogni&s;ances, executions, &amp; demands what|&s;oeuer they be, from the beginning of the world vnto the date of &s;uch attempting, vexation, griefe, or hindering. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A briefe Commi&s;&s;ion of a Steward &amp;c.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus &amp;c. A. B. Salutem. Noueritis me p~fatum A. B. conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, et perpu~tes confirma&s;&s;e G. H. gen. officia Sene&s;chal. &s;uperui&s;oris, &amp; gubernatoris ma|ner~, terrarum &amp; tenementoru~, reddituum &amp; &s;eruitioru~ meo|rum cum pertinentijs in G. H. I. K &amp;c. cum &s;uis membris &amp; partibus vniuer&s;is: Eundem&abque; G. H. Sene&s;challum, &s;uper|ui&s;orem, et gubernatorem omnium &amp; &s;ingulorum premi&s;&s;o|rum, &amp; quorumcun&abque; ea <ABBR>tangent</ABBR> ordina&s;&s;e, con&s;titui&s;&s;e, &amp; deputa&s;&s;e per pre&s;entes. Dand' &amp; per prae&s;entes conce|dend' praefato G. H plenam tenore prae&s;entium pote&s;ta|tem &amp; authoritatem vice et nomine meo, omnes curias
<PB REF="88"> letas, &amp; dies &amp;c. prout aliquis alius vnqua~ habuit, aut habe|re con&s;ueuit &amp;c. <HI>After the manner of other grants.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A patent of annuitie or yerely fee giuen by a gentleman to his &s;eruant, for promotion of a marriage.</HEAD>
<P>CHri&s;tianis vniuer&s;is pre&s;ens &s;criptum in&s;pecturis &s;iue audituris R. M. armiger, &s;alutem in authore &s;alutis. Cu~ nonnulla &s;pes matrimonij inter I. A. famulum meum. et A. H (annuente deo) <ABBR>futut</ABBR> affulget. Seitote me eundem R. vt qui commodum &amp; vtilitatem dicti famuli mei &abpro;pter ob&s;e|quium mihi familatu &s;uo ingenue &amp; diligenter pre&s;titum plurimum auctam velim, quo commodius inter eos <ABBR>viueret</ABBR>, dedi&s;&s;e praef. I. A. quandam annuitatem &s;iue annualem red|ditum decem librar~ bonae &amp; legalis monetae Angliae, <ABBR>exeunt</ABBR> de man~io meo de M. cum pertinentijs in comitatu Wigorn~. Habendum, gaudendum, &amp; percipiendum dictam annui|tatem &s;iue annuale~ redditum x. li. eidem I A. &amp; A. &amp; eoru~ vtri&abque; diutius viuenti &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, durante vita mei p~fa|ti I. &amp; ad fe&s;ta Sancti Michaelis archangeli, &amp; Annunciati|on~ beatae Mariae virginis equis portionib&abus; &s;ingulis annis &s;ol|uend'. Et &s;i ac quotiens contingat dicta~ annuitatem fiue an|nualem <ABBR>reddit</ABBR> x. li. aretro fore in &abper;te vel in toto po&s;t aliqd' fe&s;tum fe&s;torum p~dictoru~ quo vt p~fertur &s;olui debeat, Tunc &amp; toties bene licebit p~fatis I. A. &amp; A. et eorum vtri&abque; &amp; a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis in p~dict' man~ium cum pertinen~ &amp; in quamlibet inde parcellam intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, di&s;trictione&s;&abque; &s;ic ibm~ captas licite abinde fugare, abducere, a&s;portare, et penes &s;e detinere, quou&s;que eis de eodem redditu &s;ic aretro <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> plenarie fuerit &s;atisfactum et per&s;olutum, vna cum damnis et expen&s;is &s;uis in ea &abper;te &s;u&s;tinendis. Proui&s;o &s;emper &abquod; &s;i di|ctae nuptiae non &s;ucce&s;&s;erint, nec <ABBR>con&s;ummat</ABBR> fuerint, aut &s;i ij|dem I. A et A. per me, aut mea cau&s;a aliquo modo promo|ti fuerint, &s;iue obtinuerint, aut &abpro;moueri, &s;iue obtineri po&s;&s;int aut eorum alter pote&s;t aliquam annuitatem, &s;eu annualem redditum, terras, tenementa, &s;eu hereditamenta, aut aliam certitudinem victus, habend' eis durante dicta vita mea an|nui valoris dece~ libr~, aut maioris, qd' extunc p~&s;ens &s;criptum penitus irritum erit, p~mi&s;&s;is non ob&s;tantib&abus;. In cuius rei te&s;ti|monium huic pn~ti &s;cripto meo, ego praefatus I. M. &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB N="78" REF="88">
<HEAD>&para;Here followeth diuers and &s;undrie kinds of Supplications, Bils of complaint, An&s;wers and other Petitions for any mat|ter in the Kings Courts.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;To the King our most dread Soue|raigne Lord.</HEAD>
<P>MO&s;t lamentably complaineth vnto your highne&s;&s;e, your poore, faithfull and obedi|ent &s;ubiect T. V. of H. in the countie of K. vncle and heire vnto I. V late of the ci|tie of L. Tiler, that is to wit, brother of T. V. father of the &s;aid I. V. that where the &s;aid I. in his life was &s;ei&s;ed of his demeane as of fee, of and in two me&s;uages, xxx. acres of land errable, wood, and pa&s;ture &s;euerally &s;et, lying and being in the pari&s;hes of L. M. in the &s;aid countie. And &s;o he be+ing &s;ei&s;ed thereof died &s;ei&s;ed, &s;o that the &s;aid two me&s;uages and other the premi&s;&s;es di&s;cended and of right ought to di&s;cend vnto your poore &s;ubiect, as vncle and heire to the &s;aid I. V. So it is mo&s;t gratious &s;oueraigne Lord, that certaine writings euidences, e&s;cripts and miniments concerning the premi&s;&s;es which your &s;aid poore and faithfull &s;ub|iect &s;hould prooue his true tytle by, vnto the pre|mi&s;&s;es, bee come into the hands and po&s;&s;e&s;&s;i|on of T. V and V. W. afore&s;aid, by the hauing whereof the &s;aid W. and V. haue conueied diuers and &s;undry craftie e&s;tates vnto them&s;elues, and thereby haue obtained the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of the premi&s;|&s;es, and the &s;ame, &amp; the profits therof by the &s;pace of xx yeres wrongfully haue withholden &amp; yet do, contrary to all right &amp; good con&s;cience. In co~&s;ide|ration whereof and for &s;o much as your &s;aid poor &s;ubiect is in extreame mi&s;erie &amp; need, &amp; not hauing wherwith to liue, but driuen by nece&s;&s;ity vnto his daily labor, which he cannot intermit without the
<PB REF="89"> vtter vndoing of him and all his children, and &s;o of no maner of ability to &s;ue for the premi&s;&s;es by your laws. It may therefore plea&s;e your highnes of your mo&s;t abundant grace and pitie, to graunt your mo&s;t charitable &amp; fauourable letters, or com|mi&s;&s;ion to be directed vnto &s;uch honorable men as your highne&s;&s;e &s;hall name thereunto, commaun|ding them by the &s;ame to examine the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; further to &s;et &s;uch direction and final end therein, as iu&s;tice and truth would, and that as they will aun&s;were before the iudgement of almighty God, vnto whom your &s;aid poore &s;ubiect will according to his bounden dutie, pray for the pre&s;eruation of your royall e&s;tate, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A petition to the King for a poore Scholler. <HI>&para;To the King our Soueraigne &amp;c.</HI></HEAD>
<P>PLea&s;eth it your highne&s;&s;e of your mo&s;t noble &amp; abundant grace, in the way of charitie, for and towards the exhibition of your daily Orator and poore &s;uppliant T.M. ma&s;ter of Art, and &s;tude~t in your vniuer&s;itie of O. being minded to continue in his &s;tudie &amp; learning there, which hee &s;hall not be able to doe, vnles your mo&s;t gratious fauour be &s;hewed him in this behalfe, to giue and grant vn|to your &s;aid Orator, the pention going out of the Colledge or fellow&s;hip of N. being of your mo&s;t noble foundatio~, which pention was lately paid to A.B. ma&s;ter of art, who for that the &s;aid colledge was lately void of a dean &amp; ma&s;t, is by your grace to the &s;ame preferred &amp; called. And that your &s;aid Orator may vpon this bil &s;igned with your mo&s;t gracious hand, haue and obtaine &s;uch and as ma|ny your nece&s;&s;ary writings, as in this behalfe &s;hal he to him expedient. And your &s;aid orator &s;hal dai|ly pray to God for the pre&s;eruation of your royall e&s;tate long to continue in felicitie.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A bill of complaint vpon certaine gifts, requiring a writ of <HI>Cerciorare.</HI></HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t lamentable wi&s;e &s;heweth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your daily poore orator I.W. of
<PB N="79" REF="89"> London, that were one A.H. of L. afore&s;aid mar|chant tailor borowed of your &s;aid orator xij. li &s;ter|ling to be paid to the &s;aid I. at a certaine day be|tweene them agreed, which day was expired, and the &s;aid &s;umme of money not paid, wherefore the &s;aid A. for that hee had not readie money, de&s;ired your &s;upplyant to take a certain white broad cloth in pawne, containing xl. yards cut in peeces, for the &s;aid xij. li. which cloth was &s;old &amp; deliuered to your &s;aid Orator by a bill of &s;ale, wherein the &s;aid A.H. &s;tandeth bound with condition in the &s;ame bil declared, that if the &s;aid cloth were not redee|med by a day certain in the &s;ame bill limited, that then the &s;ame cloth to be to the onely v&s;e of your &s;aid Orator for contentation &amp; whole paiment of the &s;aid xij. li. Since the which time the &s;aid A. coun&s;ailed your &s;aid Orator to put foorth the &s;aid cloth to one L.M of London &s;hereman, for to be dyed of &s;euerall colours for his mo&s;t profit, by the meanes whereof the &s;aid I.W. was contented to take the &s;aid broad cloth for the paime~t of his &s;aid money, &amp; afterward the &s;aid cloath was deliuered to the &s;aid L.M. &amp; w<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">thin &s;ixe daies after the de|liuery of the &s;aid cloath to the &s;aid L. one R. N. Spaniard, affirmed a plaint of debt again&s;t the &s;aid A and according to the cu&s;tome of the &s;aid ci|tie of London, hath cau&s;ed attachment to be made of the &s;aid broad cloth as the debt due by the &s;aid A. vnto the &s;aid R. where the &s;aid cloth is your &s;aid Orators. Notwith&s;tanding, by rea&s;on of the &s;aid Attatchment, your &s;aid orator retained Cou~|&s;el in the Guild hal of London, where the matter was, being at i&s;&s;ue, whereupon the Iurie was pa|nelled, &s;ince the which time for the &s;pace of three Court daies, your &s;aid orator did giue attendance there to haue the &s;aid matter heard, and the &s;aid plaintife &amp; coun&s;ell would not &s;uffer the &s;aid Iu|rie to appeare, &s;o long as your &s;aid &s;uppliant did apply and pur&s;ue his cau&s;e in effect herein. And for that the &s;aid R. his coun&s;ell would not proceed in the &s;aid action, your &s;aid orator &s;uppo&s;ed that it
<PB REF="90"> &s;hould no more be called vpon, by occa&s;ion wherof your &s;aid Orator being about his bu&s;ine&s;&s;e in the Countrey, in the meane time the &s;aid L.M with his coun&s;el hauing knowledge that your &s;aid O|rator was out of the citie, &amp; in the countrey, in|&s;tantly laboured the Iurie to appeare in the ab|&s;ence of your &s;aid Orator, &amp; by their &s;ubtiltie and craft the &s;aid Iurie did appeare &amp; pa&s;&s;ed again&s;t your &s;aid Orator, contrarie to all right, law, and good con&s;cience, which &s;hall be to the great impo|ueri&s;hment &amp; vndoing of your &s;aid orator for euer, vnles your good Lord&s;hips lawfull fauor &amp; &s;uc|cour be to him &s;hewed in this behalfe. In con&s;ide|ration wherof, might it therfore plea&s;e your good Lord&s;hip to graunt the kings writ of <HI>Cerciorare,</HI> to be directed to the Maior &amp; Shirifes of the citie of L. commaunding them &amp; euery of them by ver|tue of the &s;ame to certifie before your good Lord|&s;hip in the kings mo&s;t Honourable Court of the Chancerie, at a certaine day by your Lord&s;hip to be limitted, the &s;aid attachment &amp; all the matter concerning the &s;ame, &amp; to examine the &s;aid mat|ter and all the whole circum&s;tances thereof, &amp; to &s;tand to &s;uch an order &amp; direction therin, as &s;hall &s;tand with right, equitie, &amp; good con&s;cience. And your &s;aid orator &s;hall pray to God for the pre&s;er|uation of your good Lord&s;hip long to continue.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Bill of complaint for the right of lands, where a &s;tate was made by deceipt, and to require a <HI>Subpena</HI> vpon the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>MO&s;t humbly &s;hewing vnto your Lord&s;hip your daily orator W.L. of W. in the county of M. That where one W.L. late of S. in the cou~ty of K. by his lifetime was lawfully &s;ei&s;ed in his de|meane as of fee, of, and in one me&s;uage and &s;euen acres of land, &s;et, lying &amp; being in the Towne and field of S. afore&s;aid, to the yerely value of xx. s.~ &s;terling. And he &s;o &s;ei&s;ed of the premi&s;&s;es had i&s;&s;ue one I.L. his &s;onne, and dyed, after who&s;e death
<PB N="80" REF="90"> the &s;aid I. was di&s;tract and of no whole memory, and &s;o dyed without i&s;&s;ue of his body lawfully be|g<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">tten After who&s;e death the &s;aid me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es di&s;cended and came vnto one I L<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">as br<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">ther and heire vnto the &s;ayd W.L. which I hath i&s;&s;ue one T.R. his &s;onne. And &s;o it is my good <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="2 letters">rd that a&s;wel the &s;aid I. the father, as al&s;o the &s;aid This &s;onne hath by their deede of relea&s;e, relea&s;ed all their right, title, &amp; intere&s;t, of and in the &s;aid me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es to your &s;aid Orator and his heires, as by their &s;aid deed of relea&s;e doth appeare: All that notwith|&s;tanding good Lord, certaine euidences, deedes, charters, writings, and muniments concerning the premi&s;&s;es, be come to the hands and po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of one W. S who by rea&s;on of hauing of the &s;ame euidences, hath conueied Indentures of a bargaine and &s;ale of the premi&s;&s;es from the &s;aid W.T. being a di&s;tract man &amp; of no wit, vnto the &s;aid S. which S. by force of the &s;ame, &amp; by hauing the euidence in his cu&s;todie, hath conueied diuers &s;ecret e&s;tates to the v&s;e of the &s;aid, S. &amp; his heires, by the &s;upportation, coun&s;aile, &amp; maintenance of one W. N and I.T. again&s;t all law, right, and good con&s;cience, and by the confederacy and &s;up|portation of the &s;ayd W. and T. the &s;aid S. W. with his extort power doth wrongfully deteine and keep the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion in the premi&s;&s;es from your &s;aid orator again&s;t al right &amp; good iu&s;tice. In ten|der con&s;ideratio~ whereof, it may plea&s;e your Lord|&s;hip to giue thereupo~ the kings writ of <HI>Subpena</HI> to be directed to the before named S.W.W. &amp; I.T. co~manding the~ &amp; euery of them by the &s;ame, per&s;o|nally to appeare before your Lo. in the K. court of Cha~cery at a certain day to the~ limitted, &amp; vnder a certain paine, there to make an&s;were to the pre|mi&s;&s;es. And furthermore to &s;ta~d to, &amp; obey all &s;uch order &amp; direction in y^e premi&s;&s;es, as by your Lo. &s;hal be <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">hought mo&s;t rea&s;onable, according to right &amp; good Iu&s;tice. And your Orator &s;hal daily pray for the pre&s;eruation of your good Lo. long to endure.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="91">
<HEAD>&para;A bill of Subpena for a title of lands intailed.</HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e &s;heweth and complaineth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your daily Oratour I.I. hu&s;bandman, That where one W. I. late of S. in the county of W. hu&s;bandman, graundfa|ther of your &s;aid orator was lawfully &s;ei&s;ed in his demeane as of fee, by due cour&s;e of inheritance vn|to him lawfully di&s;cended from his aunce&s;tors and other lawfull conueyance in the law, of and in one me&s;uage, and CCC. acres of land, mea|dowes, wood, &amp; pa&s;ture with their appurtenances in S. afore&s;aid. And the &s;aid W.I. &s;o being of the premi&s;&s;es &s;ei&s;ed about lviij. yeeres now pa&s;t, It was conde&s;cended, graunted, &amp; agreed betweene the &s;aid W. I. &amp; one I. E. late of Hamptoncur|lew in the &s;aid county decea&s;ed, that A. I. then &s;onne and heire apparant of the &s;aid W.I. before a certaine day &s;hould marry &amp; take to his wife one A.E. daughter of the &s;aid I.E. And that the &s;aid W.I. in con&s;ideration thereof, and for that the &s;aid A. &s;hould be greatly aduanced and preferred in goods and &s;ub&s;tance by that mariage of the &s;aid A. would immediately after the &s;aid mariage had and &s;olemnized, conuey &amp; make vnto the &s;aid A. and Agnes, a good, &s;ufficient, and lawful e&s;tate in the law, of, and in the &s;aid me&s;uage, landes, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es: To haue and to hold vnto the laid A. and Agnes, and to their heires males of their bodies lawfully begotten. And afterward the &s;aid A. according to the &s;aid a|greement did marrie and take to wife the &s;aid A. E. immediatly after which marriage had and &s;o|lemnized, the &s;aid W.I according to his &s;aid pro|mi&s;e and agreement did lawfully enfeoffe, of, and in the &s;aid me&s;uage, lands, tenements, and other the premi&s;&s;es the &s;aid A. I. and A. then his wife, to haue and to hold vnto the &s;ame A. and A. and to his heires maies of their two bodies lawfully begotten, by force whereof the &s;aid A. and A. were &s;ei&s;ed, of, and in the premi&s;&s;es in their de|meane as of &s;ee taile &s;peciall, and they &s;o being
<PB N="81" REF="91"> thereof &s;ei&s;ed, the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes had i&s;&s;ue male between them lawfully begotten one I.I. &amp; your &s;aid Orator, &amp; one W.I &amp; the &s;aid W.I. the elder died, by and after who&s;e death the reuer&s;ion in fee &s;imple of the premi&s;&s;es di&s;cended vnto the &s;aid A. as &s;onne &amp; heire vnto him: And afterward the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes dyed, after who&s;e death the &s;aid me&s;|&s;uage, lands, tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es di&s;|cended &amp; came, and of right ought to di&s;cend and come vnto the &s;aid I.I. as &s;onne &amp; heire male of the body of the &s;aid A. &amp; A. lawfully begotten: by force whereof the &s;aid I. I. entred into the &s;aid me&s;uage, lands, tenements, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; was thereof &s;ei&s;ed in his deme&s;ne as of fee raile &s;pecial, And he &s;o being thereof &s;ei&s;ed, the &s;aid I. I. about 4. yeares now pa&s;t, of the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es dyed &s;ei&s;ed without any i&s;&s;ue male of his body lawfully begotte~, by force wher|of the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es di&s;cen|ded &amp; came, and of right ought to di&s;cend &amp; come vnto your &s;aid poore orator, as brother &amp; heir male to the &s;aid I.I. by the vertue of the gift afore&s;aid. So is it my &s;inguler good Lord, that a&s;well the deed of entaile made of &amp; in the premi&s;&s;es by the &s;aid W.I. the graundfather vnto the &s;aid A.I. &amp; Agnes, &amp; to the heires males of their bodies law|fully begotte~, as is afore&s;aid, as diuers other char|ters, euide~ces, deeds, writings, &amp; muniments, con|cerning the premi&s;&s;es, prouing the &s;aid intere&s;t &amp; title of your &s;aid orator, in &amp; to the premi&s;&s;es be de|ceitfully come to the hands &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of I.W. &amp; E. his wife, late wife of the &s;aid I.I.G.W. gent. and T.S. the elder, and thereas they haue con|ueyed and put them, &amp; by colour of hauing of the &s;aid euidences, deeds, writings, and muniments in their hands &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, the &s;ame I.W. &amp; E. haue now of late wrongfully entred into the &s;aid me&s;uage, and other the premi&s;&s;es, And the po&s;&s;e&s;|&s;ion thereof do &s;o yet wrongfully deteine &amp; keepe from your &s;aid Orator, and al&s;o the rents, i&s;&s;ues, and profits thereof haue wrongfully receiued, per|ceiued,
<PB REF="92"> and taken to their owne v&s;e, by the &s;pace of foure yeares pa&s;t, &amp; &s;o yet do contrary to all right &amp; good co~&s;cience, And albeit that your &s;aid orator hath often &amp; &s;undry times required, and in&s;tantly de&s;ired the &s;ayd I. W.E. G. W. and T. S as well to deliuer vnto your &s;aid oratour the &s;aid eui|dences, deeds, writings, and miniments, concer|ning the premi&s;&s;es, as al&s;o to auoid the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; peaceably &amp; quietly to permit and &s;uffer your &s;aid oratour &amp; his a&s;&s;ignes to haue and inioy the &s;ame, and to receiue and take the rents &amp; profits thereof to his owne v&s;e, according to his &s;aid intere&s;t, and the title therein, which to do they at all times haue refu&s;ed &amp; denied, and yet doe, contrary to all right &amp; good con&s;cience. And for a&s;much as your &s;aid oratour knoweth not the number, contents ne other certainties of the &s;aid euidences, deeds, writings, and miniments, nor wherein they be contained. And al&s;o for that the &s;aid Iohn W. E. G.W. &amp; T. S. be of great &s;ub|&s;tance &amp; riches, and al&s;o greatly friended &amp; borne in the &s;aid county of Warwicke. And your &s;aid o|ratour being but a poore man, and hauing but few friends in the &s;aid county, the &s;ame your &s;aid ora|tour is &amp; &s;halbe therefore without remedy concer|ning the premi&s;&s;es, by the due cour&s;e &amp; order of the co~mon law, &amp; otherwi&s;e, vnle&s;&s;e your good Lord|&s;hips ayde &amp; fauor be vnto him &s;hewed in this be|halfe. In con&s;ideration wherof it may plea&s;e your good Lord&s;hip (the premi&s;&s;es tenderly co~&s;idered) to grant vnto your &s;aid orator the kings mo&s;t gra|tious &s;euerall writs of <HI>Subpena,</HI> to be directed vnto the &s;aid I.W.E.G.W. and T.S. commanding them and euery of them by the &s;ame, per&s;onally to appeare before the K. in his mo&s;t honorable court of Chancery, at a certaine day, &amp; vpon a certaine paine by your good Lord&s;hip to be limitted there|in, and there to make an&s;wer to the premi&s;&s;es, and further to be ordered therein, as &s;hall accord with right and good con&s;cience. And your &s;aid Orator &s;hall daily pray &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="82" REF="92">
<HEAD>&para;The an&s;were of I.W. to the bill of complaine of Iohn I husbandman.</HEAD>
<P>THe &s;aid defendant &s;aith, that the &s;aid Bill of complaint is vncertaine and in&s;ufficient in the law to be an&s;wered vnto, and the matter therein co~tained vntrue, and principally imagined &amp; pur|&s;ued by the vnlawful procurement, bearing &amp; &s;up|portation of one W.C. E&s;quire, to the intent to put the &s;aid defenda~t to trouble, co&s;ts &amp; expences, intending thereby &s;o to vnquiet &amp; impoueri&s;h the &s;aid defend. as they &s;hould be faine to leaue their right, title, &amp; intere&s;t, of, &amp; in the premi&s;&s;es, &s;o that he the &s;aid W.C. might purcha&s;e &amp; buy the &s;ame of the &s;aid complainant, &amp; of late the &s;aid W. C. hath made means vnto the &s;aid I.W. now defe~|da~t to buy his title &amp; intere&s;t of, &amp; in the premi&s;&s;es &amp; threatned him to haue the &s;ame, &amp; that if hee would not let him haue it with his good will, that then he would haue it again&s;t his will, who&s;oeuer tooke his part, and if the contents of the &s;aid bill were true, as they are not, it were then matter de|terminable at the Common law, and not in this honorable court, wherunto the &s;aid defenda~t prai|eth to be relea&s;ed. And neuertheles, the adua~tage of the premi&s;&s;es vnto this defendant at all times &s;aued, for further an&s;wer vnto the &s;aid bil, &amp; decla|ration of the truth of the contents of the &s;aid bill, the &s;aid defendants &s;aie, and euery one of them &s;aith, that long time before the &s;aid A.I. mentio|ned in the &s;aid bill of complaint, any thing had in the &s;aid me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es, for that the &s;aid W. I. was therefore infeoffed, T. I. of P.T.S. of S. and T.W. of E. were thereof &s;ei&s;ed in their demeanes as of &s;ee, &amp; &s;o being ther|of &s;ei&s;ed, by their writing indented readie to bee &s;hewed, the &s;ame me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es co~tained in the &s;aid bil of co~plaint amo~g&s;t other things, gaue, demi&s;ed, deliuered, and by their &s;aid writing indented, confirmed vnto the &s;aid W. I.
<PB REF="93"> mentioned in the &s;aid bill of complaint, and vnto Agnes his wife: To haue &amp; to hold the &s;aid me&s;u|age &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es vnto the &s;aid W. &amp; A. for terme of their liues, &amp; the life of the lo~ger liuer of them, &amp; after their decea&s;e, the &s;aid T.T. &amp; T. willed &amp; declared in the &s;aid writing inde~ted, that the &s;aid me&s;uage, &amp; al other the premi&s;&s;es, &s;hould remain vnto the &s;aid A. mentioned in the &s;aid bil of complaint, &amp; vnto A. his wife, &amp; vnto the heirs and a&s;&s;ignes of the &s;aid A. for euer, without that, that the &s;aid W.I. did infeoffe, of &amp; in the &s;aid me|&s;uage, la~ds, teneme~ts, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes, to haue to the~ &amp; to their heires males of their two bodies lawfully begotten, or that the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes were &s;ei&s;ed of, &amp; in the premi&s;&s;es in their demeans as of fee taile e&s;pecial, as in the &s;aid bil of complaint is &s;urmi&s;ed, &amp; with|out that, that after the death of the &s;aid W. that the remainder of the premi&s;&s;es in fee &s;imple di&s;ce~|ded vnto the &s;aid A. as &s;onne &amp; heire vnto him, or that after the death of the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes, the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es di&s;ce~ded, &amp; of right ought to di&s;ce~d or come vnto the &s;aid I.I. in the taile e&s;pecial, as &s;on &amp; heire male of the body of the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes lawfully begotte~, either of any other di&s;cent of inheritance therein of a meer fee &s;imple, or that the &s;aid I. by his entry into the &s;aid me&s;uage, &amp; other the p~mi&s;&s;es, after the death of his father &amp; mother, was the~ &s;ei&s;ed of, &amp; in his demeane as of fee taile e&s;peciall, or of any &s;uch e|&s;tate died &s;ei&s;ed, or that after the death of the &s;aid I. that the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, or any part or parcell thereof di&s;cended &amp; came, or of right ought to di&s;cend and come to the &s;aid co~pl. as brother &amp; heire male to the &s;aid I.I. by vertue of any gift or otherwi&s;e, as in the bill of co~plaint is vntruly &s;urmi&s;ed: But the &s;aid defenda~ts do a|uer, &amp; are, &amp; &s;halbe at al times ready to proue, as this honorable Court &s;hall award, that the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp; al other the premi&s;&s;es, by and immedi|atly after the death of the &s;aid I.I. di&s;cended, &amp;
<PB N="83" REF="93"> of right oght to di&s;ce~d &amp; come vnto one A. daugh|ter &amp; heire of the &s;aid I. lawfully begotten on the bodie of the &s;aid E. one of the def. the which A. is yet in plein life, &amp; in the ward &amp; cu&s;tody of her &s;aid mother, and without that, that any deed of taile made of, &amp; in the bill by the &s;aid W.R. the grand|father, or any other euidence, deeds, writings, or munime~ts concerning the premi&s;&s;es, prouing the &s;aid intere&s;t &amp; title of the &s;aid complainant, of &amp; in the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; euery part or parcell therof be comen into the hands &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;io~ of the &s;aid I.W. &amp; E. his wife, or either of them, or to the cu&s;todie or po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of any other by their deliuery, con|ueyance, or appointment: but truth it is that the &s;aid def. haue in their cu&s;todie one writing inden|ted, ready to be &s;hewed, wherby the remainder of the premi&s;&s;es is co~ueyed vnto the &s;aid A. &amp; Agnes his wife, &amp; to the heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes of the &s;aid A. for euer, as is afore&s;aid, &amp; diuers other euidences &amp; writings, proouing &amp; concerning the conueiance of the fee &s;imple of the &s;aid me&s;uage, &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, vnto the &s;aid A. &amp; other his ance&s;ters, the which charters, euidences &amp; writings, the &s;aid def. do &s;til with them detaine &amp; keep, as good and lawfull is for them to do, a&s;wel for the proofe and pre&s;eruation of their right, title and intere&s;t vnto the third part of the premi&s;&s;es, for the dowry of the &s;aid E. as for the &s;aid A. daughter and heire to the &s;aid I of, &amp; in the &s;aid me&s;uage &amp; other the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; without that, that the &s;aid def. haue at any time wrongfully entred into the me&s;uage and other the premi&s;&s;es, or into any part thereof, or the profits thereof doe wrongfully detaine and keepe from the &s;aid complainants, or the rents, i&s;&s;ues, and profits thereof haue wrongfully re|&s;trained, receiued and taken to their owne v&s;e, as in the &s;ame bill is al&s;o vntruly &s;urmi&s;ed &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Bill of complaint in the Chancery for a debt without a &s;pecialtie.</HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e &s;heweth and complaineth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your daily Orator and
<PB REF="94"> poore beadman, I, G. of H. in the countie of D. that where the &s;aid I. G. by way of pre&s;t at the fea&s;t of Penteco&s;t, in the xxiiij yeare of the raigne of our &s;oueraigne Lord the king that now is, did deliuer vnto one W.L. late of H. in the Countie of D. the &s;umme of xviij. li. of lawfull money of England, to be paid vnto him at the fea&s;t of S. A. then next in&s;uing, before which day the &s;aid W.L. by his la&s;t will and te&s;tament, con&s;tituted and made one E. then his wife his executrix, of his owne proper goods (all his debts paid) to the &s;umme of one C. pound, whom your &s;aid Orator, &s;undry and many times hath required payment of the &s;aid xviij. pound, which to content and pay the &s;aid E. did neuer vtterly deny, but did require re&s;pite for the payment of the &s;ame, and before the &s;aid E. did content and pay any penny of the &s;aid xviij. pound, the &s;aid E. in her death bed, by her la&s;t will and te&s;tament, did con&s;titute and make one I. S. her &s;onne her executor and dyed, and left to him &s;ufficient of the goods of the &s;aid W. for the contentation and paiment of the &s;ame xviij pound, and after dyed, &s;ithen who&s;e death the &s;aid complainant daily, &s;undry, and many times required the &s;aid I. S. to content and pay vnto him the &s;aid &s;umme of xviij. pound, which to doe hee hath at all times refu&s;ed and yet doth, contrarie to right and good con&s;cience, to the vtter vndoing of your poore Orator for euer. And for becau&s;e your Orator hath no &s;pecialtie, whereby he &s;hould charge the executor of the exe|cutrix of the &s;aid W.L. hee is therefore without remedy by the order of the common law of this Realme, and is like vtterly to lo&s;e the &s;aid xviij. pou~d, vnle&s;&s;e your gratious fauor be to him &s;hew|ed in this behalfe. In tender con&s;ideration wher|of, it may therefore plea&s;e your good Lord&s;hip, (the premi&s;&s;es con&s;idered) to graunt the Kings writ of <HI>Subpena,</HI> to be directed to the &s;aid I. S. commanding him by the &s;ame per&s;onally to ap|peare before your good L. in the kings &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="84" REF="94">
<HEAD>&para;The aun&s;were to the &s;ame bill.</HEAD>
<P>THe &s;aid I.S. by prote&s;tatio~ not knowing that the &s;aid complainant did deliuer the &s;ayd W. L. in the &s;aid bill named, the &s;umme of xviij <ABBR>l.</ABBR> or any part thereof by way of pre&s;t, as in the &s;aid bill is furmi&s;ed, he further &s;aith, that the bill of com|plaint is vncertaine and vn&s;ufficient in the law to be aun&s;wered vnto, and much of the matter therein contained is fayned and imagined for vexation and trouble of the &s;aid I.S. the aduan|tage thereof to him at all times &s;aued. The &s;aid I.S. for further an&s;were vnto the &s;aid bill &s;ayth, that long time before the laid E.L. was con&s;ti|tute &amp; made executrix vnto the &s;aid W.L. &s;he was married vnto one I.S. father of this defendant by the &s;pace of xx. yeares and more, which &s;ayd I. S. by his la&s;t will and te&s;tament con&s;titu|ted, ordained, and made the &s;ayd E. and the &s;ayd I.S. his executors and died, and left to the order and di&s;po&s;ition of his &s;aid executors goods and cattels of his owne proper to the value of 200. pounds &s;terling and aboue: All which the &s;aid goods and cattels, for the mo&s;t part of the &s;ame, being and remaining in the hands and cu&s;tody of the &s;aid E. &s;he the &s;ame E. married &amp; took to hu&s;|band the &s;aid W.L. which &s;aid W. after the ma|riage had between him &amp; the &s;aid E. did mi&s;pend, wa&s;t, and con&s;ume of the &s;aid goods &amp; cattels, late of the &s;aid I.S. to the value of 140. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, and aboue: And afterward the &s;aid W.L. by his la&s;t will and te&s;tament ordained &amp; made the &s;ayd E. executrix thereof, and died a very poore man, hauing no maner goods nor cattels at the time of his death of his owne proper to the value of xx. s. &s;terling. And afterward the &s;aid E. by her la&s;t will ordained this def. exechtor thereof and died, &s;ithence who&s;e death there hath not comen to the hands of this def. of the goods late the &s;aid W. L. to the value of xx. s. &s;terling, without that, that the &s;aid W.L. at his death left vnto the &s;aid E. of his owne proper goods, to the &s;umme of an C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR>
<PB REF="95"> ouer his debts paid, or yet the &s;umme of xx. s. &s;terling, or that the &s;aid E. after the death of the &s;aid W.L. did euer con&s;ent, or agree to pay the &s;aid xviij <ABBR>l.</ABBR> vnto the &s;aid complainant, or did re|quire him to re&s;pite the payment thereof, or that the &s;ayd E. at the time of her death left vnto the debtee, &s;ufficient of the goods of the &s;aid W. L. for the contentation &amp; payment of the &s;aid xviij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> as in the &s;aid bill of complaint vntruely is &s;urmi|&s;ed, and without that, that any other thing com|pri&s;ed in the &s;aid fained bill of the fore&s;aid I. S. which is material to be aun&s;wered vnto, &amp; in this aun&s;were not confe&s;&s;ed, auoided, or trauer&s;ed is true. All which matters the &s;aid I. S. is ready to auerre, as this honorable Court &s;hall award, and prayeth to be di&s;mi&s;&s;ed with his rea&s;onable co&s;ts and charges in this behalfe &s;u&s;tained &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another forme of a bill for a <HI>Subpena.</HI></HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e &s;heweth and complaineth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your poore and dayly Orator I. A. of R. in the county of N. that where one W. H. late of London Draper, was &s;ei&s;ed in his demeane as of fee, of and in one me&s;uage, and xx. acres of land, wood, and pa&s;ture, &s;et, lying, and being in the towne &amp; fields of R. and the &s;aid W. &s;o being &s;ei&s;ed of the premi&s;&s;es at L. afore&s;aid by prote&s;tation thereof died &s;ei&s;ed, after who&s;e death the premi&s;&s;es di&s;cended, and of right ought to di&s;|cend vnto your &s;aid Orator, as to the vncle &amp; next heir of the &s;aid W. H. decea&s;ed, that is to &s;ay, bro|ther of W. H. father of the &s;aid W. decea&s;ed: So it is right honorable Lord, that &s;ince the death of the &s;aid W. diuers and &s;undry euidences, deeds, charters, writings, and other muniments concer|ning the premi&s;&s;es, be commen to the hands and po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of R. H. &amp;c. who by the colour of ha|uing of the &s;aid euide~ces, haue vnlawfully entred into the premi&s;&s;es, and therof haue taken the pro|fits to their owne v&s;es, by the &s;pace of vij. yeares la&s;t pa&s;t, without hauing any iu&s;t colour of title &s;o
<PB N="85" REF="95"> to do. And albeit that your &s;aid Orator hath dy|uers times &s;ince the death of the &s;aid W. required the deliuerie of all the &s;aid euidences of the &s;aid R. H. and euery of them: that notwith&s;tanding, they and euery of them the &s;ame to deliuer, haue alwayes denied, and yet do deny, contrary to all lawes, equitie, &amp; good con&s;cience: It may plea&s;e therfore your good Lord&s;hip (the premi&s;&s;es con&s;i|dered) fora&s;much as your &s;aid Orator for thobtai|ning of tho&s;e euidences hath no remedie by cour&s;e of the common Lawes of this Realme, for that he knoweth not the certaine number of the &s;aid eui|dences wherein they be contained, to graunt vnto your orator the kings mo&s;t gratious writ of <HI>Sub|pena</HI> to be directed to the fore&s;aid R H. &amp;c. com|maunding them and euery of them by the &s;ame per&s;onally to appeare &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A bill of complaint where a Que&s;t hath pa&s;&s;ed in a matter wrongfully alleaged.</HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e &s;heweth and complayneth vnto your mo&s;t honorable good Lord&s;hippe, your poore &s;uppliant and continuall Orator P W of the citie of London Broker, That wheras one A M. of the &s;aid citie Marchant &s;tranger, within the &s;aid citie was po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed of and in certain linne~ clothes, to the value of xxij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> x. s. &s;terling, and to your poore &s;uppliants knowledge, then as yet, of his owne meere proper goods and cattels, and &s;o therof being po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed, the &s;ame within the &s;aid ci|tie deliuered to your poore orator being a broker, &s;afely to keepe &amp; to &s;ell and marchandi&s;e, by the di&s;cretion of your poore &s;uppliant, to the v&s;e of the &s;ayd A. by force whereof your orator made &s;ale thereof to certaine per&s;ons within the &s;ame city, and the money, goods, and marchandi&s;e therefore receiued and taken, deliuered vnto the &s;ayd A. And &s;o it is, right honorable Lord, that after and &s;ince the &s;ale thereof made, one I. S. Marchant &s;tranger, pretending a propertie in the fore&s;aid linnen clothes, hath commenced an action vpon
<PB REF="96"> the ca&s;e again&s;t your poore &s;uppliant in the Guild hall, &s;et and being within the fore&s;aid citie before the Shirifs, therefore and thereupon hath decla|red that the &s;aid I. &s;hould haue lo&s;t tho&s;e goods, and that they came to the hands and po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of your poore &s;uppliant within the &s;aid Citie by way of trouer. And furthermore that your orator was &s;undry times required to make deliuerance there|of to the &s;aid I. and that refu&s;ed, and the &s;ame afterward &s;old, and the money thereof receiued, conuerted to your orators v&s;e: to which matter one I. O. your poore &s;uppliants Atturney ra&s;hly without adui&s;ement or coun&s;ell therein taken, &s;aid that your &s;ayd Orator did not &s;ell the &s;aid clothes, nor any part thereof, and vpon the &s;ame matter whether any &s;ale thereof was made by your &s;uppliant or not, an i&s;&s;ue was taken and the Iury tried, &s;worne, and charged, found a &s;ale made by your poore orator of the &s;aid clothes (as the truth was) nothing regarding in whome the propertie of the goods was at the time of the &s;ale thereof made, becau&s;e by the plee &s;o vnad|ui&s;edly pleaded, it was confe&s;&s;ed in poynt of iudgement, the propertie thereof to be to the &s;aid I. S. and &s;o it is right honourable Lord, that the &s;aid Atturney might haue taken an i&s;&s;ue, that your orator &s;old no clothes of the &s;aid I. becau&s;e of truth the clothes were the proper clothes of the &s;aid A. and not the clothes of the &s;aid I. and &s;o the Iurie &s;hould haue tried in whom the propertie was, and becau&s;e the property was not put in i&s;&s;ue, the Iurie had no warrantie to enquire thereof. And in ca&s;e they had bene the clothes of the &s;aid I. as they were not indeed, your poore orator ought not by the order of the law to haue bin charged, becau&s;e they were deliuered to your orator by the hands of the fore&s;aid A. to &s;ell, and your orator did accordingly, and the money, goods, and marchandizes thereof receiued, de|liuered to the &s;aid A. and &s;o if any tre&s;pa&s;&s;e or wrong was done to the &s;aid I. it was done by
<PB N="86" REF="96"> the &s;aid A. and not by your poore Orator again&s;t who~ the &s;aid A. may take his actio~: for your poore orator at the time of the &s;aid action commenced, neither had the &s;aid goods in his po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion ne any other thing in lieu or con&s;iderance of the &s;ame goods. And al&s;o there is a cu&s;tom within the &s;aid city, that if any vphol&s;ter or broker, &s;ell any goods within the &s;ame city, to any per&s;on or per&s;o~s with|in the &s;ame city, vpon the deliuerie of any per&s;on, for, or at the reque&s;t of him, hauing witne&s;&s;e of the deliuery thereof to him made or bring out the par|tie who deliuered them vnto him, not being him|&s;elfe <HI>particeps criminis,</HI> &s;hould bee di&s;charged and not damnyfied, for his office doing in making &s;ale thereof. And al&s;o by the order of the common Law of this Realme a man comming immediatly to the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of goods not being party to the fir&s;t wrong, &s;hall not be charged in action of tre&s;|pas, which matters or any of them, if they had bin pleaded, had bin a &s;ufficient matter of barre, and becau&s;e they were not pleaded, your poore &s;uppli|ant could not be receiued to giue them in euidence to the Iurye, and &s;o your poore orator is like to pay vnto the &s;aid I. the value of the &s;aid clothes, the &s;aid I hauing no proper right ne title to the &s;ame, vnles your mo&s;t honorable good Lord&s;hips fauor be &s;hewed herein. In con&s;ideration wherof, it may plea&s;e your mo&s;t honorable good Lord&s;hip (the premi&s;&s;es tenderly con&s;idered) to graunt the K. mo&s;t gracious writ of <HI>Cerciorare</HI> to be directed to the &s;hirifes of the &s;aid city, co~manding them &amp; euery of them to certifie before your good Lo. the whole record of the premi&s;&s;es depe~ding before the~, or either of them in the R. mo&s;t gracious court of Chauncery at a certaine day by your good Lord|&s;hip to be limitted and therein further to proceed, and further to graunt the Kings mo&s;t gracious and &s;peedy writs of <HI>Subpena</HI> to bee directed to the &s;aid I. commaunding him per&s;onally to appeare before your good Lord&s;hip in the Kings &s;aid Court of Chancery at certaine day, and vnder a
<PB REF="97"> certain pain by your good Lord&s;hip to be limitted therein to &s;tand to the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; further to take &s;uch direction, order &amp; decree therein, as may &s;ta~d with equitie, iu&s;tice, &amp; good co~&s;cience, &amp; your poore Orator &s;hall daily pray to almightie God for the pr&s;eruation of your mo&s;t honorable good Lord|&s;hips e&s;tate long to endure.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A warrant for a &s;umme of money.</HEAD>
<P>TO our right tru&s;tie and welbeloued G.L. our receiuer in our Lord&s;hip of C. and G. or to any other our receiuers there for the time being, gree|ting. We wil and charge you that of the profits &amp; reuenues of our liuelod, in your receipt of the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next comming &amp;c. without any longer delay, ye co~tent and pay vnto our welbeloued W. N. marchant x. li. which we owe vnto him for cer|tain &s;tuffe to our v&s;e of him bought &amp; receiued, &amp; for paiment of the &s;aid &s;umme ye take for vs &s;uffi|cient acquitance, which with the&s;e our letters &s;hal be therefore to you &s;ufficient warrant &amp; di&s;charge at your accounts, then next to be giuen afore our Auditors there, for the time being, whom we will &amp; charge to make you due allowa~ce in this behalf by the&s;e our letters. Giuen &amp;c. <HI>tali die &amp;c.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Warrant dormant.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowne to all men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that wee Sir T. S. Earle of D. and Lord S. haue giuen and granted, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents giue and grant vnto our welbeloued &s;ir I.H. knight &amp; M. his wife, otherwi&s;e called dame M. D. one &s;tag &amp; two bucks in So~mer, &amp; one hind and ij. does in Winter, yerely to bee taken in the two parkes of our i&s;le of A. or in the cha&s;e belo~ging to the &s;ame, of our gift yerely during their liues, and the lon|ger liuer of them. And we licence and giue autho|rity and power to the &s;aid &s;ir I. and dame M. and either of them during their liues &amp; the lo~ger liuer of them, and their &s;ufficient deputie yerely in the time of &s;ea&s;on, &amp; conuenient to goe into the &s;aid
<PB N="87" REF="97"> parkes or cha&s;e, calling the keeper or keepers thereof with them there, to hunt &amp; kill the &s;ame Deere. And them to carrie away at their liberty &amp; plea&s;ure, with &s;uch conuenient number of per&s;ons as &s;hal like the~, for &amp; about the doing of the &s;ame: Any act, &s;tatute, or other thing made to the con|trary notwith&s;tanding. And further, we will that if the &s;aid Sir I. and dame M. yerely &s;ometimes will not come them&s;elues, nor either of them for the &s;ame, The~ I wil that my keepers of the &s;ame parkes or cha&s;e for the time being, vpon a bill &s;ig|ned with the hand of the &s;aid &s;ir I. or dame M. concerning the &s;ame, &s;hal kill &amp; deliuer from yere to yere, to the bringer of the &s;ame letters, the &s;aid &s;o~mer deere &amp; winter deere without any re&s;traint or gain&s;aying, by them, or any of them, in any wi&s;e to be made or done. In witne&s;&s;e whereof &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A warrant for a Bucke.</HEAD>
<P>WE wil &amp; charge you, that vnto I. S citizen of the Citie of London, or to the bringer hereof, ye deliuer, or cau&s;e to be deliuered, one Bucke of &s;ea&s;on, to be taken of our gift within our parke of S. any re&s;traint or other commandement hereto|fore made to the contrary notwith&s;tanding. And the&s;e letters &s;hall be vnto you &s;ufficient warrant and di&s;charge in that behalfe. Giuen vnder our &s;ignet, at &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed vpon lands gotten by fine and recouery.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant prae&s;ents &amp;c. quod nos H.D. &amp; T.H. ad <ABBR>in&s;tant</ABBR> &amp; &s;pecialem requi&s;itionem W. H. &amp; A. vxor' eius, dimi&s;imus, tradidimus, liberammus &amp; hac pre&s;enti charta no&s;tra confir|mauimus praefatis W.H. &amp; A. illud me&s;uagium &amp;c in E. in comitatu B. &amp;c. quod nos <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> H. &amp; T. per finem in curia domini regis apud We&s;tmona&s;terium a die Pa&s;chae in 3. &s;ep|timanas anno regni Henrici 8 &amp;c. coram I.E R.G.L.P. &amp; I.M. Iu&s;ticiarijs &amp; alijs domini regis fidelibus tunc ibidem prae&s;entibus inter nos <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> H. &amp; T. <ABBR>querent</ABBR> &amp; <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> W. P. &amp; A. vxorem eius deforc' inde leuatum habuimus nobis
<PB REF="98"> praefato T. H. &amp; haeredi mei praedict' H. imperpetuum, prout per recordum inde plenius liquet. Habendum &amp; te|nendum me&s;uagium praedict' &amp;c. cum pertinen~ praef. VV. &amp; A. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis, ad v&s;um eorund' VV. &amp; A. hered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uorum imperpetuum, ac in&s;uper cum litera <ABBR>atturnat</ABBR> &amp;c. In cuius &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod nos T.L. Miles, R. VV. &amp;c. dimi&s;imus &amp;c. C.T.VV.B. &amp;c manerium de S. ac me&s;uagium &amp;c. quae habuimuss nobis &amp; hered' dict' R. VV. per finem inter nos <ABBR>querent</ABBR> &amp; VV. Militem, &amp; B. vxorem eius deforc' in curia dn~i reg termino Pa chae anno regni dn~i Reg. nunc &amp;c. coram R. B. milite &amp; &s;ocijs &s;uis Iu&s;ticiarijs dicti domini Reg. de communi Banco, prout per finem plene liquet, qui quidem finis fuit ad v&s;um mei dicti T.L. &amp; hered' meorum. Habend' &amp; <ABBR>tenend</ABBR> <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> manerium, ac omnia &amp; &s;ingula caetera praemi&s;&s;a cum pertinen~ <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> C.T. &amp; VV.B. &amp; hae|red' meis, &amp; ad <ABBR>perimplend</ABBR> vltimam voluntatem mei dicti T.L. <ABBR>fact</ABBR> &s;eu fiend' de capitalibus dn~is, ac in&s;uper cum litera at<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">rnat'. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of letting ouer a VVard.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos p~&s;ens &s;criptu~ peruene|rit, M.G. gen~ &s;alutem in dn~o &s;empiternam. Sciatis me praef. M. pro certa pecuniae &s;umma mihi prae manibus <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR> dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;. &amp; hoc prae&s;enti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e di|lecto mihi E.E ciui &amp; auri&s;abro ciuitatis L. cu&s;todia~ omniu~ terr~, ten~torum, redd', reuerc' cum perrin~ quae nuper fuerunt T.P. nuper de L. defunct'. Et quae per &s;iue per morte~ ip&s;ius T. ad manus H. ducis I. cum L. &amp; N. deuener~ &s;eu deuenire debuer~ ratione minoris aetatis A.P. filiae &amp; haered' <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> T. ac cu&s;tod' &amp; maritag. ip&s;ius A. ab&s;&abque; di&s;parag. ac etiam omnia illa terras &amp; <ABBR>tenement</ABBR>, quae di&s;cendere &amp; venire dig|no&s;cuntur p~dict' E. vt con&s;anguineo &amp; hered' A. W. quam cu&s;tod' omniu~ <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> terraru~ &amp; teneme~tor~, accu&s;tod' &amp; ma|ritag. p~d' A. ab&s;&abque; di&s;parag. nuper habui mihi ex dono, con|ce&s;&s;. &amp; &s;cripti co~firmat' p~f. ducis. Ac totu~ ius, titulu~, intere&s;&s;e &amp; demand' mea quae vn&abque; habui, habeo, &s;eu quoui&s;modo in futui~ habere potero, de &amp; in ei&s;d' Habend' &amp; tene~d' cu&s;tod' p~d' p~f E. et a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis, &agrave; die confect' p~&s;enti&s;i, v&s;&abque; ad plena~
<PB N="88" REF="98"> &amp; legitimam aetatem p~d' hered', vna cum maritagio eiu&s;|dem haered' ab&s;&abque; di&s;paragatione, vt praedictum e&s;t, &s;imul cum omnibus exitibus, &abpro;ficuis, &amp; reuentionibus inde medio tempore &abpro;uenient' &s;iue cre&s;cent', ab&s;&abque; aliquo mihi inde red|dend' &s;eu compot' faciend'. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;The forme of letters Te&s;timonials.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Te&s;timony for an Obligation confe&s;&s;ed in the Court.</HEAD>
<P>VNiuer&s;is &amp; &s;ingulis Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos &amp;c. H. H. Maior &amp; Alderman~ Ciuitatis Lond' &s;alutem &amp;c. Quia de commi&s;&s; nobis officij <ABBR>debit</ABBR> veritatis te&s;timonium tenemur &s;ubuenire, &amp; ea quae coram nobis acta &s;unt, prout iudicis incumbunt officio, fideliter te|&s;tificari. Hinc e&s;t quod vniuer&s;itati ve&s;tr~ tenore prae&s;entium innote&s;cimus per prae&s;entes, quod die confectionis eorundem acce&s;&s;it ad p~&s;entiam no&s;tram dilectus conciuis no&s;ter G. R. Pannarius, &amp; coram nobis exhibuit quoddam &s;criptum <ABBR>re|laxat</ABBR> cera rubea impre&s;&s;. &s;igillatum in haec verba. Nouerint &amp;c. quod quidem &s;criptum, vt praefatus G R. coram nobis a&s;&s;eruit &amp; affirmauit, &s;upradictus W.S. in curia dn~i Regis in loco no&s;tr~ iudiciali, videlicet, in camera Guildhald' ciuitatis p~dictae, in prae&s;entia dilecti no&s;tri I.H. adtunc vnius <ABBR>atturnat</ABBR> &s;iue <ABBR>&abpro;curat</ABBR> in eadem curia &s;igillauit, ac eidem G. liberauit, qui vero I.H. die confectionis prae&s;entis ad in&s;tantiam dicti G. R. coram nobis vocatus, vinculo&abque; iuramenti a&s;trictus depo&s;uit, &amp; affirmauit, quod ip&s;e &s;crip&s;it illud manu &abpro;pria in p~dicto loco no&s;tro iudiciali, &amp; quod idem &s;criptum in p~lentia &s;ua <ABBR>&s;igillat</ABBR> &amp; liberatum fuit forma &s;upermemorata. In quorum omnium &amp; &s;ingulorum praemi&s;&s;orum fidem &amp; te&s;timonium, Sigillum officij no&s;tri maiorat&abus; &amp; ciuitatis <ABBR>p~d</ABBR> prae&s;entibus duximus apponendum. Scriptum xij die Maij, Anno dn~i &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other te&s;timoniall in Engli&s;h, for the appro|uing of a Te&s;tament.</HEAD>
<P>TO all them to whom this pre&s;ent Letter &s;hall come E. S. Maior &amp; the Alderm. of the city of
<PB REF="99"> L. &s;endeth greeting in our Lord God euerla&s;ting. Fora&s;much as by the duetie of our office, apper|tayneth &s;uch things as before vs is &s;hewed, wit|ne&s;&s;ed and affirmed, to te&s;tifie and record, if wee thereto be required, therfore it is that we certifie vnto you by the&s;e our pre&s;ent letters, that the day of making of the &s;ame, we &s;aw &amp; beheld a Te&s;ta|ment or la&s;t Will, as we were informed of one E. widdow, written in paper, and &s;ealed, in the&s;e wordes: This is the la&s;t Will &amp;c. Furthermore know ye, that the day of making of the&s;e pre&s;ents, came per&s;onally before vs I. R Marchant of the &s;taple of Calice, which before vs vpon the holy Euangeli&s;ts of God &s;worne, &s;aid, depo&s;ed, and af|firmed, that the &s;aid Te&s;tament or la&s;t will was written with the proper hand of the &s;ame E.M. And al&s;o that he heard the &s;ame E. in her life &s;ay diuers times, that S. F. late Alderma~ of the &s;aid Citie of London, T. H. gent. and R. T. Mercer, were infeoffed in all her lands &amp; tenements, &amp; &s;he &s;aid that the &s;aid R. T. &s;hould haue, &amp; with them doe, like as he would do of his owne lands &amp; tene|ments by him purcha&s;ed. In witne&s;&s;e whereof to the&s;e pre&s;ents, the &s;eale of our office of Mairalty of the &s;aid city, we haue done to be put to. Writte~ at London the x day of Feb. the yere of the raigne of our &s;oueraigne Lord king Henry the viij. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A good Pre&s;ident of a Te&s;tament.</HEAD>
<P>IN the name of God Amen. The xxj. day of the moneth of May, the yere of our lord God 1589. &amp;c. I R: N. Mercer, citizen of L. being of whole mind, and in good and perfect remembrance, laud and prai&s;e be vnto almighty God, make and or|deine this my pre&s;ent Te&s;tame~t, concerning here|in my la&s;t Will, in maner &amp; forme following: that is to &s;ay. Fir&s;t I commend my &s;oule vnto almigh|ty God, my maker and Redeemer, and my body to be buried in the pari&s;h Church, or Churchyard of S.N. in the citie of L. &amp; I bequeth vnto the high Aultar vj. s. viij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> Item toward the reparation of
<PB N="89" REF="99"> the &s;ame church xiij. s. iiij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> Item I will that in all &s;uch debts &amp; duties as I owe of right or of con|&s;cience to any per&s;on or per&s;ons, be well and truely contented &amp; paid by mine executors hereafter na|med, or els ordeined for to be paid without any de|lay or co~tradiction. And after my debts paid, and my funerall expences performed, I will that all my goods, cattels, &amp; debts, &s;hall be deuided into 3. equal parts, wherof I wil that Anne my wife &s;hal haue one equal part to her own proper v&s;e, in ma|ner of her purpart &amp; rea&s;onable part to her of all my &s;aid goods, cattels &amp; debts, after the laudable cu&s;tome of the citie of Londo~ belonging. And the &s;econd equall part of all my &s;aid goods, cattels, &amp; debts, I bequeath to E. &amp; M. my daughters, &amp; to the child now being in the womb of my &s;aid wife, equally to be deuided among&s;t the~, &amp; to be deliue|red vnto them whe~ they &s;hal accompli&s;h &amp; come to their lawfull ages of xxi. yeares, or el&s;e be mari|ed &amp;c. And if it fortune any of my &s;aid children to decea&s;e before they accompli&s;h their &s;aid ages, and before that time be not maried, that the~ I bequeth her part, or his part, of them &s;o decea&s;ing, to the other of them then &s;uruiuing, to be deliuered vnto them when they &s;hal accompli&s;h their &s;aid ages, or els be maried, &amp; if it fortune all my &s;aid childre~ to decea&s;e (as God it defend) before they accompli&s;h their &s;aid ages, &amp; before that time be not maried, then I bequeth a&s;wel all &amp; &s;inguler the &s;aid part &amp; portion of my &s;aid children in my fore&s;aid goods cattels, &amp; debts, as al&s;o my legacie to them hereaf|ter bequethed to &amp; among&s;t the children lawfully begotten of the body of R. M. of S. in the county of R. to be paid &amp; deliuered to them at like ages, &amp; in like maner as is appointed vnto my owne chil|dren, and euery child likewi&s;e to be others heire thereof. And if it &s;hall fortune all the children of the &s;aid R. M. of his body lawfully begotte~, to de|cea&s;e (which Go<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">efe~d) before they come to their lawful ages, &amp; before that time be not maried, the~ I will that all their &s;aid parts and portion of my
<PB REF="100"> &s;aid goods, catels, and debts, &s;hall wholly be em|ployed &amp; be&s;towed in amending and repairing of noyous highwayes, nigh about the city of Londo~, &amp; to the mariage of poore maidens by the di&s;cre|tion of mine executors, and ouer&s;eers, if they were then liuing, or el&s;e by the di&s;cretions of the Lord Maior &amp; his brethren the Aldermen of the city of London. And the third equall part of all my &s;aid goods, carels, &amp; debts, I re&s;erue vnto mine execu|tors. therewith to performe my legacies and be|que&s;ts hereafter &s;pecified, that is to wit: Fir&s;t I bequeath to my mother in law mi&s;tris A. C. a iewell of the value xx. li. Item I bequeath xxx. li. to be di&s;tributed &s;hortly after my decea&s;e to and among&s;t the poore hou&s;holders inhabiting within the &s;aid pari&s;h of S. N. by the di&s;cretion of mine executors &amp; ouer&s;eers Item I bequeath vnto the poore pri&s;oners in all the pri&s;ons &amp; gailes of Lon|don &amp; S. x. li. &s;terl. to be equally diuided among&s;t them, by mine executors. Item I bequeath vnto R L. x. li. &amp; a gowne. Item I bequeath to P F. my &s;eruant x, li. in the intent that he &s;hall in&s;truct mine executors faithfully &amp; truely in all my reck|nings &amp; bu&s;ines. Ite~ I bequeath to A. B. a blacke gowne. Ite~ I bequeath vnto the Ma&s;ters, War|deins, &amp; fellow&s;hip of y^e Mercers 6. li. for a recre|ation or a diner amo~g&s;t them that &s;hal be in their liuery at my buriall. Item I bequeath vnto euery one of my &s;erua~ts that &s;halbe in my hou&s;e &amp; &s;eruice at the time of my decea&s;e a gowne. Item I be|queath vnto the &s;aid A. my wife 90. li. of my &s;aid portion, to the intent and vpon condition that &s;he in her widowhood by her deed &s;ufficie~t in the law &s;hall clearely remit and relea&s;e al her right, title, and intere&s;t that &s;hee then &s;hall haue or ought to claime or haue, by rea&s;on of her mariage vnto me, to, of, and in all and &s;inguler my lands and tene|ments, &amp; other their appurtenances, &s;et, lying &amp; being within the county of E. a<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters"> el&s;where with|in the Realme of England. And in ca&s;e my &s;ayd wife then refu&s;e &s;o to doe, and not &s;o relea&s;e,
<PB N="90" REF="100"> that then as now, and now as then, I wil that my &s;aid legacy &s;o made vnto her of the &s;aid lxxxx. li. &s;hall be void &amp; of none effect. Item I wil that my &s;aid wife &s;hall inhabit &amp; haue mine hou&s;e wherein I now dwell, in the &s;aid pari&s;h of S. N. during her widowhood, and as &s;oone &amp; when as &s;he &s;hall be a&s;&s;ured or maried to any other man, that then I will that the lea&s;e and terme of yeares, of &amp; in the &s;ame, &s;halbe &s;old to the mo&s;t price and furthe|rance that can be to the profit of my &s;aid children. The re&s;idue of all my goods, cattels, and debts, after my debts paid, my funeral expences perfor|med, and the&s;e my legacies contemed in this my pre&s;ent te&s;tament fulfilled, I wholy giue and be|queath to my &s;aid children, equally to be deuided among&s;t them, and to be deliuered vnto them ac|cording as I haue aboue willed and declared, that their &s;aid owne portions &s;hall be. Prouided al|waies, and it is my very will, mind &amp; intent, that &s;hortly after my decea&s;e, all &amp; &s;inguler my wares, &s;tuffe of hou&s;hold, plate, and all other my goods what&s;oeuer they be, &s;hall be pri&s;ed by two indiffe|rent per&s;ons to be named and &s;worne by the Lord Maior of London and his brethren for the time being. And all and &s;ingular the portions thereof appertaining to my &s;aid children, a&s;wel my &s;econd part as my &s;aid legacy &s;o to them made &amp; bequea|thed of my part, immediatly after the appri&s;ing to be ordered according to the cu&s;tome of the orpha|nage of the citie of London by the L. Maior and brethren. Ite~ I wil that the young me~ being free of the fellow&s;hip of Mercers of Londo~, &s;hal haue the occupying of all my &s;aid childrens portions &amp; legacies, during their nonages, they putting in &s;ufficient &s;uerties therefore, according to the &s;aid cu&s;tome of the citie of London. And I will, &amp; my mind &amp; intent is, that ma&s;ter H. L. &amp; ma&s;ter R. M. or their a&s;&s;ignes &s;hal haue the keeping, gouer|nance, &amp; bringing vp of my &s;aid children, during their nonages. And of this my pre&s;ent te&s;tament, I make and ordaine the &s;aid A. my wife, and the
<PB REF="101"> &s;aid Ma&s;ter H. and R. mine executors. And I be|queath to either of them for their labour in that behalf xx. li. &amp; a black gowne. And of the executi|on of the &s;ame, I make &amp; ordain the &s;aid ma&s;ter L. O. ouer&s;eer. And I vtterly reuoke and adnull all and euery other former te&s;taments, willes, le|gacies, beque&s;ts, executors, and ouer&s;eers, by me in any wi&s;e before this time made, named, willed, and bequeathed: The&s;e witne&s;&s;es &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The maner of making a &s;upplication vpon breaking of promi&s;e, and &s;uch like.</HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e &s;heweth vnto your ma&s;ter|&s;hip, your poore Orator W. V. of &amp;c. that where one R. M. &amp;c. faithfully promi&s;ed to deliuer to your &s;aid Orator, in mariage with one A. S. his daughter, now the wife of your &s;aid beadman, all maner hou&s;hold &s;tuffe nece&s;&s;ary for hou&s;hold, afore &s;ufficient witne&s;&s;e ready to te&s;tifie the &s;ame, to be deliuered immediatly after the &s;aid marriage: Whereupon your &s;aid orator maried with the &s;aid A. fithens which time (right honorable Sir) your &s;aid orator hath required the &s;ame &s;tuffe, which the &s;aid W. hath alwaies promi&s;ed, neuerthele&s;&s;e, for the &s;pace of xv. yeares pa&s;t hath deferred with fained promi&s;es the deliuerie thereof, to the great vnquiet and hinderance of your &s;aid orator, which now is compelled to require the charitable helpe and aid of your good Ma&s;ter&s;hip herein. In con|&s;ideration whereof it would plea&s;e your accu&s;to|mable goodne&s;&s;e alwaies to pouertie extended, to do cal before you the &s;ame R. M. and him to cau&s;e to recompence &amp; content your &s;aid Orator, a&s;well for the &s;aid hou&s;hold &s;tuffe, or to deliuer the &s;ame, as al&s;o for his lo&s;&s;e of great time and hinderance thereabout expended: Your &s;aid Orator &s;hould according to his bounden dutie &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another vpon di&s;ceit by a partner.</HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e complaining &s;heweth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your daily Orator &amp;c. That
<PB N="91" REF="101"> whereas vpon the imagination of hone&s;t &amp; good opinion R. C. Father vnto your &s;aid orator decea|&s;ed, had in one T. T. &amp;c. the &s;aid R. about Ea&s;ter la&s;t pa&s;t, did ioyne in bargain with the &s;aid T. T. for the deliuerie of &s;o much wares, whereof the moitie was to the &s;aid R. as amounted to the &s;umme of &amp;c. vnto one I. S. of the kings Maie|&s;ties hou&s;hold E&s;quire, for the which &s;um of &amp;c. the &s;aid S. &s;tood bound by &s;tatute of the Staple, vnto the &s;aid R. C. and T. T. payable at the fea&s;t of &amp;c. then next &amp;c. which was in the yeare of our &s;oueraigne L. King Henry the &amp;c. And to the in|tent that the &s;ame K. being a man of &s;uch hone&s;tie &amp; &s;implicitie, as did neither &s;u&s;pect, nor yet mi&s;|doubt the good co~&s;cie~ce of the &s;aid C. who alwais towards him had counterfaited &s;uch puritie of con&s;cience, &amp; &s;o hone&s;t behauiour, might the better by the help of the &s;ame T. come by his debt at the time to be due, if he &s;o long liued, or els if he died, that the &s;aid T. might be a &s;tay &amp; &s;ure meanes to his executors for the getting in of the &s;ame: Hee the &s;ame R. tru&s;ted the &s;aid T. with the cu&s;todie of the &s;aid &s;tatute: Soone after the making of which bargaine, &amp; &s;omewhat before the &s;aid lea&s;t of &amp;c. the &s;aid R. decea&s;ed, &amp; made your orator his executor therof, by charging him a&s;wel with the gathering in of al &s;uch &s;ummes of money as were due to the &s;aid te&s;tator, as al&s;o with the paunent of all &s;uch debts as the &s;aid R. did owe. And &s;o it is mo&s;t gratious Lord, that although your &s;aid be&s;eechour hath diuers and &s;undry times &s;ince the decea&s;e of his &s;aid father, required the &s;aid T. to haue the moitie of the &s;aid &amp;c. due to him by equi|tie &amp; con&s;cience, as executor vnto his &s;aid te&s;tator. The &s;aid T. (now declaring him what he is) ha|uing no regard either to con&s;cience, common ho|ne&s;tie, nor yet to the tru&s;t he was put in, minding if he can (with what iniurie he careth not) vtterly to debarre your &s;aid Orator fro~ the hauing there|of, and he him&s;elfe again&s;t al rea&s;on &amp; con&s;cience, to haue the &s;aid &amp;c. for nothing: hath not only with
<PB REF="102"> many &s;light and &s;ubtill delaies, lyngred and foo|ded your &s;aid Orator of long time from hauing the &s;ame, but a&s;o now lately hath plainly an&s;we|red and affirmed, that your &s;aid Orator &s;hal haue no part nor peny thereof, which if it &s;hould thus pa&s;&s;e, &s;hould bee both great incouraging to &s;uch corrupt con&s;cioned per&s;ons &s;til to per&s;euer in &s;uch their lewd demeanor, &amp; in the meane time, turne to the great impoueri&s;hing of your &s;aid poore ora|tor. Wherefore may it plea&s;e your honorable L. of your accu&s;tomed equity, to inioyn the &s;aid T. that he repay vnto your &s;aid Orator the &s;aid &amp;c. moitie of the &s;aid &amp;c. if he haue receiued it of the &s;ayd S. or if he haue not, that he be no let to your &s;aid O|rator to do therin what hee can for the obtaining &amp; getting in of the &s;ame. And thus &s;hall your &s;aid orator haue cau&s;e continually to pray for the pro|&s;perous e&s;tate of your good L. long to endure.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Bill of complaint made for the recouering of eui|dence made by compul&s;ion.</HEAD>
<P>IN mo&s;t humble wi&s;e complaining &s;heweth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your daily oratrix I. B. That whereas in the yere &amp;c. it chanced the hu&s;|band of your &s;aid oratrix, together with one &amp;c. ioyntly and &s;euerally to be bounden in a Recog|ni&s;ance of the &s;um of &amp;c. knowledged before your good Lord&s;hip in the Kings Male&s;ties court of Chancery for the payment of &amp;c. payable at a cer|taine day now pa&s;t, vnto one &amp;c. for which &s;umme not being paid at the day due, the &s;aid &amp;c. hath &s;ued execution again&s;t your &s;aid poore oratrices hu&s;band, whereupon he was by the Shirife of &amp;c. arre&s;ted about &amp;c. pa&s;t, and by all the &s;aid &s;pace, hath remained in the Kings Maie&s;ties pri&s;on of Mar&s;hal&s;ey, to his great pain of body, importable charges, and in a maner vndoing both of him, your poore oratrix, &amp; their &s;mall children, which piteous e&s;tate of his (with him&s;elf lamenting) af|ter he had well con&s;idered, he then con&s;ulted with him&s;elfe for his be&s;t remedy in that behalfe, and
<PB N="92" REF="102"> therewithall calling to his mind, that hee had herein &amp;c. a kin&s;man and co&s;in called &amp;c. being of &amp;c. vnto whom your &s;aid or atrices hu&s;ba~d, for the vicinitie of blood and abilitie of &s;ub&s;tance, was bolder to make his moan for helpe in this his ad|uer&s;itie, than vnto any other, but far contrary his expectation, and again&s;t all humanitie, whence your &s;aid oratrices poore hu&s;band looked mo&s;t af|ter &s;uccour, thence he receiued not only lea&s;t help, but al&s;o mo&s;t hurt: for the &s;aid &amp;c. wel perceiuing the aduer&s;e e&s;tate that your Oratrices poore hu&s;|band was, and is in, which was the greedines of the Marchant for his money, the earne&s;t thought and care of your poore oratrix, and her poore chil|dren, and the great de&s;ire that her &s;aid poore hu&s;|band had (as any man would) of libertie and di&s;|charge of trouble, would by no meanes promi&s;e his help vnto her &s;aid poore hu&s;band herein, vnles he would be content to bargain &amp; &s;ell al his lands amounting to the yearely rent of &amp;c. vnto him the &s;aid &amp;c. for an annuitie of xx. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, to him du|ring his life, and for the &s;umme of &amp;c. whereof &amp;c. to be paid in hand: whereunto your &s;aid poore oratrices hu&s;band, through the con&s;traint of his &s;aid cau&s;e, was compelled to agree, and to en&s;eale &s;uch writings, as the &s;aid &amp;c. not long after had brought with him, concerning the &s;aid bargaine, nothing mi&s;doubting of the &s;aid &amp;c. being his co|&s;in, but that hee &s;hould haue &s;ea&s;ed to none other couenants, but onely to &s;uch as con&s;cience would &s;tand with: at which time the &s;ame &amp;c. neither paied nor profered any peny of the &s;aid &amp;c. ac|cording to his couenant: Which delay of paiment both again&s;t his promi&s;e and couenant, after her &s;aid poore hu&s;band had con&s;idered and &s;tu|died vpon, and therewithall read ouer the coue|nants compri&s;ed in the &s;aid Indentures of this bargaine, which indeed (mo&s;t honorable Lord) were &s;o parcially deui&s;ed for the behoofe of the &s;aid &amp;c. and againe &s;o &s;ore again&s;t your &s;aid poore oratrices hu&s;band, as (if the bargaine had taken
<PB REF="103"> effect) had bin to the vtter vndoing of him &amp; her, with all their heires for euer, your &s;aid poore ora|trices hu&s;band taking hold on that point, that the &s;aid &amp;c. paid not the fore&s;aid &amp;c. did at their next meeting, renounce and &s;ay, that he would not &s;ta~d to the &s;aid couenants &amp; bargaine, whereunto the &s;aid &amp;c. partly knowing in that hee had not payd nor profered this &amp;c. &s;aid before &s;ufficient witne&s;&s;e here ready to be &s;worne, hee was contented: how|beit he &s;aid that your &s;aid oratrices poore hu&s;band &s;hould pay for the making of the writings: For the paiment whereof her &s;aid hu&s;band as then ha|uing no great &s;tore of money, was fayne to giue him a gold ring in pledge to paythe &s;cribe for wri|ting of the &s;ame. All this notwith&s;tanding (mo&s;t honourable Lord) &amp; that your &s;aid poore oratrices hu&s;band hath often &amp; &s;undry times &s;ince by many waies and means required the &s;aid writings con|cerning the &s;aid bargaine of the &s;aid &amp;c. he again&s;t all naturall loue &amp; humanitie, nothing more coue|ting than the extreame de&s;truction of her and her &s;aid poore hu&s;band, and well perceiuing how far he is now vnable to helpe him&s;elfe, hath vtterly denyed to render the &s;ame, and yet doth, contrary to all con&s;cience, equitie, law, or right: In con&s;i|deration whereof, may it like your honourable Lord&s;hip of your accu&s;tomed pitie, to call the &s;aid &amp;c. before you together with the hu&s;band of your &s;aid poore oratrix, and there to will him to deliuer the &s;aid writings againe to the &s;aid hu&s;band, if it &s;hall &s;eeme vnto your honor, or els there to &s;hew &s;ufficient matter why he &s;hould keepe the &s;ame, &amp; your &s;aid oratrix with her poore hu&s;band, &amp; their poore children &s;hall pray &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A bill of a title of Copihold lands.</HEAD>
<P>HVmbly complaining, &s;heweth vnto your good Lord&s;hip, your daily orator W. S. otherwi&s;e named W. T. of L. cofin and heyre of I. S. otherwi&s;e called I. M. while hee liued &amp;c. That
<PB N="93" REF="103"> whereas your &s;aid Orator at your Lord&s;hips la&s;t being, at &amp;c. did exhibite vnto you a certaine bil of complaint, mentioning therein that the fore&s;aid I. S. otherwi&s;e called I. T. in his life time was &s;ei&s;ed of and in certaine Cu&s;tomarie lands and tenements, that is to &s;ay, of and in &amp;c. holding by Copy of Court roll of the manour, of which one T.L. then was and yet is Lord. And that the &s;ame I. S. &s;o being &s;ei&s;ed of the premi&s;&s;es after|wards of like e&s;tate dyed thereof by prote&s;tation &s;ei&s;ed, after who&s;e death the &s;aid &amp;c. with the ap|purtenances, and the right, title, v&s;e, po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion, &amp; inheritance thereof di&s;cended and came, and of very right ought to di&s;cend and come vnto your &s;ayd Orator, as cofin and next heire of the &s;aid I. S. that is to &s;ay, the yonge&s;t &s;onne of I. yonge&s;t &s;onne and heire to the &s;ame I. S. according to the auncient cu&s;tome of the &s;aid mannor: And that your &s;aid orator had oft and &s;undry times de&s;ired and prayed the &s;aid &amp;c. that with lawfull war|ning vnto the tenants of the &s;ayd Lord&s;hippe, a Court might bee holden at the &s;ayd manour, by who&s;e inquirie the title of your &s;aid orator might be pre&s;ented and found in the premi&s;&s;es according as both iu&s;tice, right, and good con&s;cience doth require: Howbeit mo&s;t honorable Lord, that not|with&s;tanding, fora&s;much as the &s;aid &amp;c. hath kept the premi&s;&s;es in his owne hand the&s;e many yeares pa&s;t, and the profits and i&s;&s;ues thereof comming, hath by the &s;ame &s;pace to his owne proper v&s;e re|ceiued and taken, and yet doth, your &s;ayd poore orator could neuer get the &s;ame &amp;c. to hold a court there, minding thereby vtterly di&s;heriting vnto your &s;aid poore Orator, of and in the premi&s;&s;es: vntill &s;uch time as your &s;ayd mo&s;t honourable Lord&s;hip, mooued with your accu&s;tomed loue to iu&s;tice, and pitie towards pouertie, vouch&s;afed to graunt vnto him your benigne letters, direc|ted vnto the &s;aid &amp;c. willing him thereby with lawfull warning giuen vnto the tenants of the &s;aid Lord&s;hip, to &s;ummon and keepe a Court of
<PB REF="104"> the &s;aid manour, for the triall of the right of your &s;aid Orator in the premi&s;&s;es: vpon the re|ceipt of which letters, the &s;aid &amp;c. &s;ummoned and kept a Court at his &s;aid Manour of &amp;c. whereat vpon the open and plaine declaration of your &s;aid Orators title, together with the examination of diuers witne&s;&s;es brought in by your &s;aid Orator for the &s;aid tytle in the premi&s;&s;es, and further vp|on the &s;hewing of much &s;ub&s;tantiall and aun|tient euidence, maintaining the &s;ame, the Ho|mage therewith charged and &s;worne, did pre|&s;ent and find at the &s;aid &amp;c. before I. S. Steward of the &s;ame Court, that the fore&s;aid I. S. was po&s;&s;e&s;&s;our, and held the premi&s;&s;es by Copie of Court roll according to the cu&s;tome of the &s;aid Mannor, and that al&s;o your &s;aid Orator was cofin and heire to the &s;ame I. S. accor|ding to the cu&s;tome of the &s;aid mannor, that is to &s;ay, &s;onne of I. younger &s;onne of &amp;c. as by the Copy of the &s;ame Court rolles ready to be &s;hewed more plainely may appeare vnto your Lord&s;hip. After which pre&s;entment at the &s;ame Court it was agreed betwixt the &s;aid Steward in the name of the &s;aid &amp;c. and your &s;aid Orator, that if the &s;aid &amp;c. &s;hould not declare and &s;hew vnto your &s;aid Orator, or to his learned coun&s;aile at London, within one terme then next en&s;uing, a better title and intere&s;t to the fore&s;aid premi&s;&s;es, than your &s;aid Orator had then and there already prooued: that then your &s;aid Orator &s;hould haue and enioy the premi&s;&s;es to him and to his heires, according to right, equitie and good con&s;cience, &amp; according to the cu&s;tome of the &s;aid manor. But &s;o it is mo&s;t honorable Lord, that althogh the &s;aid &amp;c. (as he cannot) &s;o hath hee not by the &s;aid &s;pace prooued any maner of title, or colour of title to the premi&s;&s;es, but onely with &s;uch &amp; like fraudu|lent delayes, he intendeth to wery your &s;aid poore orator from the obtaining of the premi&s;&s;es, &amp; if he can di&s;herite him from the &s;ame: Wherefore may it plea&s;e your good Lord&s;hip of your accu&s;tomable
<PB N="94" REF="104"> goodnes alwayes to pouertie extended, to graunt vnto your &s;aid Orator the Kings mo&s;t gracious writ of <HI>Subpena,</HI> to be directed to the &s;aid &amp;c. com|manding him by the &s;ame not onely to appeare per&s;onally before your good Lord&s;hip in the high court of Chancerie at a certaine day, and vnder a certaine paine by your good Lord&s;hip therein to be limitted, but al&s;o to permit and &s;uffer your &s;aid orator peaceably to haue, hold, or occupie, po&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, and enioy the premi&s;&s;es afore&s;aid, and the profits and i&s;&s;ues of the &s;ame, vntil &s;uch time as the &s;ame &amp;c. hath duely approued better title to the premi&s;|&s;es than he hath hitherto done, and your &s;aid poore Orator &s;hall pray &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;ADDITIONS TO THE booke of In&s;truments.</HEAD>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of a Ward within age.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti &amp;c. Salutem &amp;c. Sciatis me <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> Comitem pro quadam pecuniae &s;umma, mihi per T. M. genero<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">um p~ manib&abus; <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR>, dedi&s;&s;e, &amp; &abper; <ABBR>pre&s;ent</ABBR> conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e eidem T. cu&s;todiam W. C. filij &amp; here|dis I.C. iam defuncti, ac omnium terrarum tenementorum &amp; hereditam morum, quae ad man&abus; meas deuenire poterint ratione minoris aetatis eiu&s;dem W. po&s;t mortem dicti I qui de me tenuit die quo obijt per &s;eruitium militare, ac mari|tagium p~dicti W. Habendum &amp; tenendum cu&s;todiam prae|dictam, ac maritagium praedicti W. praefato T. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis quou&s;que dictus W. ad plenam aetatem viginti vnius an|norum peruenerit, ac quamdin in manib&abus; meis fore contige|rent &s;eu remanere deberent, &amp; &s;i contingit praedictum W. obire antequam ad plenam aetatem viginti vnius annorum peruenerit, herede &s;uo infra aetatem exi&s;tente, tunc &s;ciatis me praefatum comitem pro &amp;c. conce<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">li&s;&s;e <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> T. cu&s;to|diam eiu&s;dem heredis ac omnium terrarum, tenementorum &amp; hereditamentorum praedictorum, vna cum maritagio e|iu&s;dem heredis, &amp; &s;ic de herede in heredem, quou&s;que vnus
<PB REF="105"> eorum ad plenam aetatem viginti vnius annorum peruene|rit. In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic pre&s;enti &s;cripto mee &s;igil|lum meum appo&s;ui. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A warrant for the paiment of an Annuitie.</HEAD>
<P>WIllihelmus D. Miles, omnib&abus; receptorib&abus; balliuis firma|rijs prepo&s;itis mini&s;tris, &amp; occupatoribus quibu&s;cunque dominior~ &amp; manerior~ meorum de N. &amp; L. in com~ E. qui nunc &s;unt, &amp; qui pro tempore futuro erunt &s;alutem. Cum ego praef. W. nuper per &s;criptum meum cuius datum e&s;t primo die Maij an~ &amp;c. ordinauerim, fecerim, &amp; con&s;tituerim dilectu~ mihi in Chri&s;to, T. N. armig' &s;ene&s;callum meum omniu~ p~|dictoru~ dominiorum &amp; maneriorum meorum. Habendum tenendum &amp; occupandum officium praed' praefato T. per &s;e vel per &s;ufficientem deputatum &s;uum vel &s;ufficientes deputa|tos &s;uos quam diu &s;e bene ge&s;&s;erit in eodem, percipiendo an|nuatim pro officio &s;uo praedicto exercendo &amp; occupando, quatuor libras argenti per manus receptorum balliuorum firmariorum &s;eu aliorum officiorum &amp; mini&s;trorum domi|niorum &amp; maneriorum meorum praedictorum pro tempore exi&s;tentium, ad terminos &s;ancti Michaelis archangeli, &amp; Pa&s;|chae, per equales portiones, prout in &s;cripto praedicto plenius continetur. Vobis igitur omnibus &s;ingulis receptoribus bal|liuis, firmarijs prepo&s;itis, &s;eu alijs occupatoribus &amp; mini&s;tris dictorum dominioru~ &amp; maneriorum meorum quibu&s;cunque pro tempore exi&s;tentibus &amp; in futurum exi&s;tent', Et cui|libet ve&s;tru~ mando, onero &amp; firmiter iniungo quod de tem|pore in tempus &s;oluatis &s;eu &s;olui faciatis, &s;eu vnus ve&s;trum &s;oluat &s;eu &s;olui faciat praef. T. praed' quatuor libras ad termi|nos &s;upradictos &s;ine delatione vlteriori, iuxta formam &s;cripti no&s;tri praedicti &s;ibi inde confecti, recipiendo inde de praef. T. vel de &s;uo in hac parte deputato acquieta~cias &s;ingulas &s;oluti|ones quas &s;ic feceritis te&s;tificantes: &amp; per pre&s;ens mandatum meum volo quod auditores mei, vel auditor me&abus; dominioru~ &amp; maneriorum meorum praedictorum qui pro tempore fue|rint vel &s;unt, vobis &amp; cuilibet ve&s;trum in ve&s;tris temporibus vel in ve&s;tro compoto de tempore in tempus de &s;olutione cuiu&s;libet inde parcellae faciant &s;iue faciat allocationem. In cuius rei te&s;timonium pre&s;entibus &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="95" REF="105">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of a Warde by the King.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. Sciatis quod nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia, &amp; mero motu no&s;tris, dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;i|mus, ac per prae&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus dilecto &s;eruienti no&s;tro A. B. vno gromero Camerae no&s;trae, wardum &amp; ma|ritagium I. I. filij &amp; haered' Agnetis I. viduae defunctae. Nec|non cu&s;todiam &amp; gubernatione~ tam corporis p~dict' I. quam omnium terrarum &amp; ten~torum prator~, &amp; pa&s;cuar~, &amp; pa&s;tur~ &s;uorum quorumcun&abque; iacent' &amp; <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> in &abper;ochia de B. in com~ nr~o Surr~, vna cum redditu &amp; proficuis eorund' modo in dono &amp; di&s;po&s;itione no&s;tris exi&s;tentibus, ratione minoris aetatis p~dicti I. Habendum &amp; tenendum wardum &amp; mari|tagium p~dict' I. ac caetera praemi&s;&s;a, cum omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis &s;uis pertinentijs praefato &s;eruienti no&s;tro &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis du|rante minori aetate praedicti I. de dono no&s;tro, ab&s;que com|poto &s;iue aliquo alio nobis vel haeredibus no&s;tris pro prae|mi&s;&s;is reddendo, &s;oluendo, vel faciendo, eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Licence to be ab&s;ent from the Parliament.</HEAD>
<OPENER><SALUTE>TRu&s;tie and welbeloued, </SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>we greet you well, and fora&s;much as we be informed that ye by rea&s;on of your age, impotencie and other &s;icknes, cannot conueniently without your daunger, trauaile or labour to our high Court of Parliament. Wee therefore in con&s;ideration hereof, licence you by the&s;e pre&s;ents to take your ea&s;e, and to be ab&s;ent from our &s;aid parliament during the continuance or prorogation of the &s;ame, Any act, &s;tatute or or|dinance heretofore made to the contrary notwith|&s;tanding.</P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE>Giuen &amp;c.</DATELINE></CLOSER>
<TRAILER>To Sir T. C. Knight of the &s;hire of our Countie of E.</TRAILER>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;The incorporation of a Towne.</HEAD>
<P>HEnricus octauus &amp;c. Archiepi&s;copis, Epi&s;copis, Ducibus, Comitibus, Baronibus, Militibus, &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis qd' nos de gratia nr~a &s;peciali, ac de certa &s;cientia, &amp; mero mo|<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">u no&s;tris c<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">ce&s;&s;imus, &amp; per pre&s;entes concedimus &abpro; nobis
<PB REF="106"> &amp; heredibus no&s;tris quantum in nobis e&s;t, dilectis nobis ho|minibus &amp; inhabitantibus infra villam de E. in comitatu nr~o de H. quod villa illa &s;it villa &s;ic incorporata de vno Balliuo &amp; inhabitantibus infra villam p~dictam imperpetuum, &amp; qd' Balliuus &amp; inhabitantes infra eande~ villam &s;int &amp; e&s;&s;e debe|ant vnu~ corpus incorporat', &amp; vna communitas &abper;petua in re &amp; nomine, ac habiles &amp; capaces in lege, habeant&abque; &s;uc|ce&s;&s;ionem &abper;petuam. Et quod vna per&s;ona deinceps de inha|bitantibus infra villam p~dicta~ balliuus villae p~dictae ad regi|men eiu&s;dem villae fiat. Ac nos tenore p~&s;entium W. H. no|&s;trum fidelem &s;eruientem, ac vnum inhabitant' infra villam praedictam, ac a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uos, pro termino nonaginta annorum immediat&egrave; &amp; proximo computand', balliuum ac balliuos villae praedictae nominamus, appunctuamus, &amp; ordinamus, durante termino p~dicto. Ac po&s;tea de regiae no&s;trae <ABBR>pote&s;tat</ABBR> plenitudine volumus, qd' vna per&s;ona de inhabitantibus vil|lae praedictae ad regimen eiu&s;dem vill' pro vno anno integro &s;ingulis annis in fe&s;to &s;ancti I. B. in balliuum villae praedictae per homines ac inhabitantes dictae villae eligatur, ac <ABBR>ordinet</ABBR> imperpe tuu~, &amp; quod idem Balliuus &amp; <ABBR>inhabitant</ABBR> &abper; nomen balliui &amp; inhabitant' infra vill' de E. placitari po&s;&s;int &amp; im|placitari in cibus curijs nr~is &amp; alijs locis quibu&s;cnuque, ha|beantque &s;igill' commune ad negotia villae praedictae agend' &amp; tractand'. Et vlteri&abus; ex abundantiori gratia nr~a conce&s;&s;i|mus &amp; licentiam dedimus, ac per p~&s;entes concedimus &amp; da|mus &abpro; nobis &amp; haeredibus no&s;tris praedictis, quod idem bal|liuus &amp; inhabitantes &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;ores &s;ui imperpetuu~ habeant &amp; teneant, ac habere &amp; tenere po&s;&s;int vnum Mercatum &s;in|gulis &s;eptimanis apud villam no&s;tram de E. praedicta quoli|bet die <ABBR>Sabat</ABBR> annuatim tenend', &amp; vnam Feriam ibide~ per vnum diem, videlicet, in fe&s;to A&s;&s;umptionis beatae Mariae vir|ginis &s;ingulis annis tenend' duratur~, cum curijs pedi&s;pul|uerizati ibidem tenend' <ABBR>durant</ABBR> ei&s;dem mercatu &amp; feria, vna cum exitibus, proficuis, &amp; amerciamentis de huiu&s;modi mercatu, feria, &amp; curijs <ABBR>prouenient</ABBR>, ac cum omnibus liberta|tibus, &amp; liberis con&s;uetudinibus proficuis, &amp; <ABBR>emolument</ABBR> ad huiu&s;modi Mercatum &amp; Feriam pertinen~ &s;iue &s;pectant'. Quare volumus &amp; firmiter praecipimus pro nobis &amp; heredi|bus no&s;tris p~dictis, quod ijdem Balliuus &amp; inhabita~tes infra villam de R. praedict' imperpetuum habeant &amp; teneant, ac habere &amp; tenere po&s;&s;int p~dictum mercatu~ &amp; feriam apud
<PB N="96" REF="106"> dictam villam no&s;tram de E. praedict', in forma praedicta, tenend' cum dicta Curia pedi&s;puluerizati, vna cum omnibus exitibus, &abpro;ficuis, &amp; amerciamentis de hm~odi Marcatu, fe|ria, &amp; curijs <ABBR>prouenient</ABBR>, ac cum omnibus libertatibus, &amp; li|beris con&s;uetudinibus, proficuis, &amp; emolumentis ad hm~odi mercatum &amp; feriam pertinentibus &s;iue &s;pectantibus imper|petuum. His te&s;tibus &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of a Faire.</HEAD>
<P>REx Archiep~ &amp;c. Sciatis qd' nos ob &s;ingularem affectio|nem &amp; intimam dilectione~ quas penes reuerendi&s;&s;imum in Chri&s;to patrem Ioh. Archiepi&s;copum Cantuarien&s;em Cancellarium no&s;trum gerimus &amp; habemus, de gratia nr~a &s;peciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia &amp; mero motu no&s;tris conce&s;&s;i|mus, ac pn~ti charta no&s;tra confirmauimus &abpro; nobis &amp; here|dibus no&s;tris p~fato Archiep~o, qd' ip&s;e &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;ores &s;ui im|perpe<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">uum habeant vnam Feriam &s;iue Nundinas, apud vil|lam &s;uamde S. in comitatu K. in quodam loco in commu|nia vill' p~dictae <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> le Vine Eccle&s;iae Chri&s;ti Cantuarien&s;i <ABBR>pertinent</ABBR> &s;ingulis annis per tres dies duratur', videlicet, in vigilia, in die, &amp; in cra&s;tino tran&s;lationis &s;ancti N. viz. nono die Maij, cum omnibus libertatibus &amp; liberis con&s;uetudi|nibus ad hm~odi Feriam &s;iue Nundinas pertinen~, dum ta|men feriae &s;iue nundinae illae non &s;int ad nocumentum vici|narum feriarum &s;iue nundinarum. Quare volumus &amp; fir|miter praecipimus pro nobis &amp; heredibus no&s;tris, quod prae|dictus Archiep~us &amp; &s;ucce&s;&s;ores &s;ui imperpetuum habeant &amp; teneant feriam &s;iue nundinas praedictas apud praedictam vil|lam de S. in praedicto loco in communia illa praedict' <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> le Vine, &s;ingulis annis per tres dies duratur~, videlicet, in vi|gilia, in die, &amp; in cra&s;tino tran&s;lationis &s;ancti N. dicto nono die Maij, cum omnibus libertatibus &amp; liberis con&s;uetudini|bus ad huiu&s;modi feriam &s;iue nundinas pertinentibus, dum tamen feriae &s;iue nundinae illae non &s;int ad nocumentum vi|cinarum feriarum &s;iue nundinarum, &s;icut praedictum e&s;t. His te&s;tibus &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt for a Warren.</HEAD>
<P>REx Archiepi&s;copo &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali co~ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hac p~&s;enti charta no&s;tra con|firma&s;&s;e dilecto &amp; fideli nr~o T.M. Militi, qd' ip&s;e &amp; heredes
<PB REF="107"> &s;ui imperpetuum habeant liberam warrennam in oi~bus do|minicis terris &s;uis de N. in comitatu E. dum tamen terr' illae non &s;int infra metas fore&s;tae no&s;trae, ita quod nullus inter terras illas ad fugandum in eis, vel aliquid capiendu~ quod ad warrennam &abper;tineat, &s;ine licentia &amp; voluntate ip&s;ius T. &amp; haeredu~ &s;uorum, &s;ub forisfactura nr~a decem librarum: Quare volumus, &amp; firmiter praecipimus &abpro; nobis et haere|dibus no&s;tris, qd' ip&s;e &amp; haeredes &s;ui imperpetuu~, habeant liberam warrennam in orbus dn~icis terris &s;uis de N. p~dicta, dum tamen terrae illae non &s;int infra metas fore&s;tae nr~ae. Ita quod nullus inter terras ad fugandu~ in eis, vel aliquid capi|endum qd' ad warrennam pertineat, &s;ine licentia ac volun|tate ip&s;ius T. &amp; haeredum &s;uoru~, &s;ub forisfactura nobis de|cern librarum, &s;icut praedictum e&s;t. His te&s;tibus &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A licence for a man to keepe on his Cap.</HEAD>
<OPENER><SIGNED>HEnry the eight &amp;c.</SIGNED>
<SALUTE>To all maner our &s;ubiects, a&s;well of &s;pirituall preheminence and dignitie, as of temporall authoritie, the&s;e our letters hea|ring or &s;eeing, &amp; to euery of them greeting.</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>For|a&s;much as wee be credibly informed, that our welbeloued T. M. for diuers infirmities which he hath in his head, cannot conueniently with|out his great daunger be di&s;couered of the &s;ame: We let you wit, with con&s;ideration thereof, wee haue by the&s;e pre&s;ents licenced him to v&s;e &amp; weare a Bonet at al times, a&s;well in our pre&s;ence as el&s;e|where at his liberty. We therefore will and com|maund you, and euery of you, to permit and &s;uffer him &s;o to doe, without any your challenges or in|terruption to the contrary, as ye tender our plea|&s;ure &amp; will auoid the contrary.</P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE>Giuen vnder our &s;ignet at our Palace at We&s;tmini&s;ter <DATE>the xx. day of May xxxvj. yere of our raigne.</DATE></DATELINE></CLOSER>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A licence for Apparell, and to &s;hoote in Cro&s;&s;e|bowes and Handgunnes.</HEAD>
<OPENER><SIGNED>REx</SIGNED>
<SALUTE>omnibus ad quos, &s;alutem.</SALUTE></OPENER>
<P>Sciatis quod nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia, &amp; mero motu no&s;tris conce&s;&s;imus, et licentiam dedimus W. B. armigero, quod ip&s;e durante vita &s;ua ad libitum &amp; voluntate~ &s;uam vti exer|cere,
<PB N="97" REF="107"> &amp; gaudere quaecunque ve&s;tes, apparatus &amp; cathenas. Necnon &s;agitare in quibu&s;cunque arcubus vocatis <HI>cro&s;&s;e|bowes,</HI> ac in <HI>gunnes</HI> vocatis <HI>handguns,</HI> &amp; eos cu&s;to|dire tam in domibus &amp; aliter &s;icut aliquis ligius no&s;ter, terras &amp; tenementa habens ad annuum valorem centum librarum ad terminum vitae exercere &s;agitare, cu&s;todire, &amp; gaudere po&s;&s;it, licite &amp; impune valeat &amp; po&s;&s;it ab&s;&abque; aliqua forisfa|ctura pena &s;iue deperditio, &amp; ab&s;&abque; perturbatione, mole&s;tati|one, inquietatione, impedimento &s;eu grauamine quocunque, aliquibus &s;tatutis proui&s;ionibus &s;iue re&s;trictionibus inde fa|ctis editis ordinatis &s;iue proui&s;is non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timonium has literas no&s;tras fieri fecimus patentes. </P>
<CLOSER><DATELINE>Te&s;te me ip&s;o apud We&s;tmona&s;terium, &amp;c.</DATELINE>
<SIGNED>Per ip&s;um regem &amp; de data prae|dicta authoritate Parliamenti.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A placard for a Cro&s;&s;ebow.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry the 8. to all manner our officers, mini|&s;ters &amp; &s;ubiects, of what e&s;tate degree or condi|tion &s;oeuer they bee, the&s;e our Letters hearing or &s;eeing, and to euery of them greeting. Albeit that by our authoritie of our high Court of Parlia|ment, it is ordained and enacted, that no manner per&s;on vpon a certaine penaltie &s;hall without our &s;peciall licence, v&s;e or occupie any cro&s;&s;ebow with|in this our realme, except he be a Lord, or that he or any other per&s;on or per&s;ons to his v&s;e haue la~ds of freehold, to the yerely value &amp; extent of one C. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> aboue all charges, as in the &s;aid act it is expre&s;|&s;ed more at large: yet we neuertheles of our grace &s;peciall for certaine cau&s;es and con&s;iderations vs mouing, haue by the&s;e pre&s;ents licenced our wel|beloued I. W. to occupy &amp; exerci&s;e his Cro&s;&s;ebow at his libertie, without any penaltie or forfeiture &s;u&s;taining in that behalf: the &s;aid act or any other acts heretofore made or pa&s;&s;ed to the contrary not with&s;tanding. Wherefore we will &amp; commaund you, and euery of you, to permit &amp; &s;uffer the &s;ame I. to v&s;e &amp; enioy the whol effect of this our licence without any your di&s;turbance or interruption to
<PB REF="108"> the contrary. Prouided alwayes, that vnder co|lour thereof, hee in no wi&s;e v&s;e his Cro&s;&s;ebowes within our forre&s;ts, parks, or cha&s;es, to the dimi|ni&s;hing of our Deere &amp; game within the &s;ame, vp|on the penaltie of &s;uch &s;tatutes in that ca&s;e proui|ded and ordered. Giuen &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another placard of a Cro&s;&s;ebow.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry the viij. <HI>vt &s;upra,</HI> greeting. Wee let you wit, that by the&s;e pre&s;ents we haue licenced our welbeloued &s;ubiect Iohn N. not onely to occupy &amp; exerci&s;e &s;hooting in his cro&s;&s;ebow in al places fro~ henceforth at his libertie, but al&s;o to haue, keep, &amp; retaine the &s;ame in his hou&s;e or el&s;where at his li|bertie &amp; plea&s;ure, without any penaltie or forfey|ture &s;u&s;taining in that behalfe. Wherefore wee will &amp; commaund you and euery of you, to permit and &s;uffer him to enioy the whole effect of this our licence, without any your di&s;turbance or interrup|tion to the contrary. Prouided alwayes, that vn|der colour hereof he in no wi&s;e occupie nor &s;hoote in his &s;ayd cro&s;&s;ebow within our forre&s;ts, parkes, or cha&s;es, to the dimini&s;hing of our Deere &amp; game within the &s;ame, without our &s;pecial licence, vpon the penaltie of &s;uch e&s;tatutes, as in that ca&s;e bee prouided &amp; ordained. Giuen vnder our Signet at our manor of Richmond the xx. day of March &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A licence to v&s;e the game of Clo&s;&s;ing.</HEAD>
<P>HEnrie the viij. &amp;c. To the Maior, Sherifs, &amp; Aldermen of our citie of L. that now be, &amp; that hereafter for the time &s;halbe, and to all other our officers, mini&s;ters, and &s;ubiects, the&s;e our letters hearing or &s;eeing, greeting. We let you wit, that we of our &s;peciall grace haue licenced, &amp; by the&s;e pre&s;ents doe licence our welbeloued R. P. and his deputy or a&s;&s;ignee to keep in any place within our Citie of London and the Suburbes of the &s;ame, from henceforth from time to time during his life, onely for Ale and Beere, and no money, the game of Clo&s;&s;ing for the di&s;port and recreation
<PB N="98" REF="108"> of hone&s;t per&s;ons re&s;orting thither, all maner ap|prentices &amp; vagabounds, onely except, without any damage, penalty, da~ger, lo&s;&s;e or forfeiture en&s;uing either to the &s;aid R. his &s;aid deputie or a&s;&s;igne, or to the &s;aid per&s;ons, or any of them in this behalfe: any act, &s;tatute or ordinance heretofore had or made to the contrarie hereof notwith&s;tanding. Wherefore we will and commaund you &amp; euery of you, to permit and &s;uffer the &s;aid R. his &s;aid depu|ty or a&s;&s;igne, to v&s;e and enioy the whole effect of this our licence without any your let or interrup|tion, as ye tender our plea&s;ure, and will auoid the contrary. Giuen &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A licence to retaine xx men.</HEAD>
<P>REx omnibus ad quos prae&s;ens &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis quod nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, ac ex certa &s;cientia &amp; mero motu no&s;tris dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac per p~&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus dilecto &amp; fideli no&s;tro T. C. Militi, vni Iu&s;ti|ciariorum no&s;trorum de communi banco hanc libertatem, quod ip&s;e durante vita &s;ua ad placitum &s;uum de tempore in tempus, legitime &amp; impune retinere po&s;&s;it viginti homines quo&s;cunque, per aliquod &s;criptum, &s;acr~m, promi&s;&s;ionem &s;iue aliquo alio modo quocunque, &amp; ei&s;dem xx. hominibus dare po&s;&s;it viginti liberatas panni lanei, vel &s;igna &s;eu bageas cuicunque, qui de ip&s;o reciper~ voluerit ea&s;dem liberatas &s;igna vel bageas, &s;iue aliqua, &s;eu aliquas, ad ip&s;um &s;eruien|dum, licet non &s;int nec fuerint, nec &s;it nec fuerit balliui &s;eu balliuus ip&s;ius T. E. Et etiam licet non &s;int nec fuerint, nec fit nec fuerit cum ip&s;o T. E. <ABBR>retent</ABBR> ad ip&s;um &s;eruiendum in ho&s;pitio &s;uo aut aliter. Et ei&s;dem xx. hominibus conce|dimus, &amp; eorum cuilibet authoritatem &amp; pote&s;tatem reci|piend' &amp; vtend' eadem liberatas, &s;igna vel bageas, &s;iue ali|quas &s;iue aliquam vtend' ad placitum &s;uum. Habend', te|nend', &amp; gaudendum praedictam libertatem &amp; authoritatem pro termino vitae &s;uae, ab&s;que impedimento, interruptione, mole&s;tatione, inquietatione, actione, vel punitione no&s;tri aut heredum no&s;trorum, ac mini&s;trorum &amp; &s;ubditorum no&s;tro|rum quoru~cun&abque; &amp; ab&s;&abque; aliqua forisfactura &s;iue indempni|tate ip&s;ius T. E. &abpro; exercitio, occupation~, &s;iue factione p~mi&s;&s;o|ru~: Aliquo &s;tatuto, actu, ordinatione, &abpro;ui&s;ion~, &s;iue re&s;triction~
<PB REF="109"> in contrarium ante haec tempora facto, aedito, &s;iue proui&s;o in aliquo non ob&s;ta~te, aut aliqua alia re, cau&s;a, vel materia qua|eunque non ob&s;tante. Eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio de certitu|dine praemi&s;&s;orum, aut de alijs donis &s;iue conce&s;&s;ionibus per nos <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> T. ante haec tempora factis in prae&s;entibus mini|me facta exi&s;t', aut aliqua alia re, cau&s;a, vel materia quacun&abque; non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ has literas nr~as &amp;c.</P>
<CLOSER><SIGNED>Per ip&s;um Regem &amp; de data praedicta &amp;c.</SIGNED></CLOSER>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Non Re&s;idens.</HEAD>
<P>HEnricus octauus dei gratia Angliae, Franciae, &amp; Hiberniae Rex, fidei defen&s;or, ac &s;ub Chri&s;to in terra Eccle&s;iae Ang|licanae &amp; Hiberniae &s;upremum caput omnibus ad quos prae|&s;entes litterae peruenerint, &s;alutem. Sciatis quod nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac per pre&s;entes da|mus &amp; concedimus pro nobis &amp; heredibus no&s;tris dilecto &s;ubdito no&s;tro domino W. B. clerico vicario perpetuo vi|cariae perpetuae, &s;iue eccle&s;iae parochialis de C. in comitatu no&s;tro E. Londinen&s;is dioce&s;is, vt ip&s;e libere &amp; licite vale|at po&s;t haec quocunque tempore, &amp; quamdiu &s;ibi placue|rit &s;e ab&s;entare de dicta vicaria perpetua, &s;eu beneficio &s;uo de C. p~dicto, nec teneatur quoui&s;modo in dicto beneficio &s;uo corporale~ facere re&s;identiam, aut &abper;&s;onaliter re&s;idere, quam|uis authoritate vel mandato inuitus compelli po&s;&s;it vel co|gati, &amp; hoc ab&s;&abque; perturbatione, vexatione, mole&s;tatione, vel contradictione aliqua no&s;trorum haeredum, officiario|rum, &s;eu &s;ubditorum no&s;trorum quorumcunque: &s;tatuto de re&s;identione clericorum, de, &amp; &s;uper beneficijs &s;uis in Parlia|mento no&s;tro ten~to apud We&s;tmona&s;t. Anno regni no&s;tri xxj. aut aliquo alio &s;tatuto, actu, ordinatione, re, cau&s;a, vel materia quacu~que in contrariu~ <ABBR>aedit</ABBR> in aliquo non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of the Reuer&s;ion of an Office by the king.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. Cum preclari&s;&s;imus pater no&s;ter Henricus nuper Rex Angliae &s;eptimus, per literas &s;uas patentes, quorum <ABBR>dat</ABBR> e&s;t apud We&s;tm~ xvj. die Maij, anno regni &s;ui xxiij. or|dinauerit, deputauerit, &amp; con&s;tituerit dilectum &s;ibi T. B. ingro&s;&s;atorem magni rotuli in Scaccario &s;uo, &s;iue Clericum
<PB N="99" REF="109"> pipe eiu&s;dem Scaccarij, ac etiam T. officium ingro&s;&s;atoris magni totuli &s;ui, &s;iue Clerici pipe in &s;caccario &s;uo p~dicto, dederit &amp; conce&s;&s;erit. Habendum &amp; occupandum eidem T. B. &abper; &s;e, vel per &s;ufficientem deputatu~ &s;uum, &s;iue deputatos &s;uos &s;ufficientes, pro termino vitae &s;uae: percipiend' in &amp; pro officio illo exercend' feodum, vadium, regardum, liberatum, victum, &amp; proficua eidem officio quoquo modo debita, con|&s;ueta, &s;iue &s;pectantia, in tam amplis modo &amp; forma, prout aliquis alius dictum officium ante haec tempora occupans &amp; exercens habuerit &amp; &abper;ceperit, in, &amp; pro eodem officio: Sol|uend' eidem T. de tempore in tempus annuatim limitand', percipiend' &amp; a&s;&s;ignand', ad terminos in dicto Scaccario &s;uo ab antiquo <ABBR>limitat</ABBR>, &s;uper &s;ola demon&s;tratione literarum dicti patris no&s;tri, &s;iue earundem irrotulamento in dicto &s;caccario &s;uo facto &amp; o&s;ten&s;o, ab&s;&abque; aliquo breui, aut breui|bus, &s;iue mandato extra Cancellariam dicti patris no&s;tri &s;u|per ei&s;dem literis pro&s;eque~d', aut The&s;aur~ &amp; Baron~ de &s;cac|cario &s;uo aliquatenus dirigend', vna cum omnibus &amp; omni|modis alijs proficuis, commoditatibus, aduantagijs, &amp; emo|lumentis, dicto officio qualitercunque <ABBR>debit</ABBR>, con&s;uetis, &s;iue &s;pectantibus, prout in ei&s;dem literis plenius continetur. Sci|atis quod nos ob certas grandes cau&s;as nos &amp; Con&s;ilium no&s;trum mouentes, &amp; in con&s;ideratione boni &amp; acceptabi|lis &s;eruitij, tam dicto praeclari&s;&s;imo patri no&s;tro H. nuper Reg. Ang. &s;eptimo, ac domino E. nuper reg. Ang. quarto, auo no&s;tro, quam nobis per dilectum &s;eruientem no&s;trum W. P. vnum clericorum in officio priuati &s;igilli no&s;tri multiplici|ter impen&s;. &amp; impo&s;terum impendend', de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali ordinauimus, deputauimus, &amp; con&s;tituimus praefa|tum W. P. ingro&s;&s;atorem magni rotuli in Scaccario no|&s;tro, &s;iue clericum pipe eiu&s;dem Scaccarij, ac eidem W. offi|cium ingro&s;&s;ator~ magni rotuli no&s;tri, &s;iue clerici pipe in Scaccario no&s;tro praedicto, damus &amp; concedimus per pre|&s;entes. Habendum &amp; occupandum officium praedictum ei|dem W. per &s;e, vel per &s;ufficientem deputatum &s;uum, &s;ine deputatos &s;uos &s;ufficientes, pro termino vitae &s;uae, immediate po&s;t dece&s;&s;um ip&s;ius T. aut per re&s;titutionem literarum <ABBR>pa|tent</ABBR> dicti patris no&s;tri eidem T. inde factarum, aut per re|&s;umptionem, foris facturam, vel <ABBR>priuat</ABBR>, &s;eu aliquam aliam cau&s;am vel materiam quamcunque, idem officium vacare, &s;eu ad manus no&s;tras, aut donationem, di&s;po&s;itionem, &s;eu
<PB REF="110"> conce&s;&s;ionem no&s;tram, deuenire, accidere, &s;eu pertinere con|tigerit: Percipiend', in, &amp; pro officio illo exercend', feo|dum, vadium, regardum, liberatum, victum, &amp; &abpro;ficua eide~ officio quoquomodo <ABBR>debit</ABBR>, <ABBR>con&s;uet</ABBR>, &s;iue <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR>, in tam amplis modo &amp; forma, &abpro;ut ide~ T. B. aut aliquis alius dictu~ officium praeante occupans habuerit, &amp; percepit, in, &amp; &abpro; ex|ercitio &amp; occupatione eiu&s;dem officij &s;oluend', &amp; eidem W. de tempore in tempus annuatim limitand', percipiend', &amp; a&s;&s;ignand', ad terminos in dicto Scaccario no&s;tr~ ab antiquo <ABBR>limitat</ABBR>, &s;uper &s;ola demon&s;tratione pre&s;entium literaru~ &s;iue earundem irrotulame~to in dicto &s;caccario facto &amp; o&s;ten&s;o, ab&s;&abque; aliquo breui, aut breuibus, &s;eu mandato extra Cancel|lariam no&s;tram, &s;uper ei&s;dem literis no&s;tris pro&s;equend', aut The&s;aur' &amp; Baronibus de dicto &s;caccario no&s;tro aliquatenus dirigend', vna cu~ omnibus &amp; omnimodis alijs &abpro;ficuis, com|moditatibus, aduantagijs, &amp; emolumentis dict' officio quali|tercun&abque; <ABBR>debit</ABBR>, con&s;uet', &s;iue &s;pectantibus: Eo quod expre&s;&s;a mentio de vero valore annuo, aut aliquo alio valore officij vadiorum, feodorum, proficuorum, commoditatum, &amp; <ABBR>libe|rat</ABBR> praedictorum, in literis no&s;tris predictis facta minime exi|&s;tit, aut eo quod predict' T. B. adtunc &s;uper&s;tes extitit: aut aliquo &s;tatuto, actu, v&s;u, con&s;uetudine, &abpro;ui&s;ione, ordinatione, vel re&s;trictione in contrarium factis, aeditis, habit', proui&s;. &s;eu ordinat', aut aliqua alia re, cau&s;a, vel materia quacunque in aliquo non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of the office of one of the Auditors of the E&s;chequer.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. omnibus ad quos &amp;c. &s;alutem. Sciatis quod nos de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali, &amp; in con&s;ideratione boni &amp; fidelis &s;eruitij, qd' dilectus &s;eruiens no&s;ter G. D. nobis im|pendit, &amp; impo&s;terum impendet, dedimus &amp; conce&s;&s;imus, ac per p~&s;entes damus &amp; concedimus eidem G. officiu~ vnius Auditorum Scaccar~ no&s;tri, quod R. S. nuper habuit &amp; occu|pauit, &amp; in manibus no&s;tris nunc exi&s;tit. Habendum &amp; te|nendum predictum officiu~ <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> G. quamdiu &s;e bene ge&s;|&s;erit in eodem, per &s;e, vel per &s;ufficientem deputatum &s;uum, cum feodis &amp; vadijs eide~ officio ab antiquo debitis &amp; con|&s;uetis, vna cum alijs proficuis, commoditatibus, &amp; aduan|tagijs eidem officio pertinentibus &s;iue &s;pectantibus, in tam amplis modo &amp; forma, prout H. F. aut R. S. &s;iue aliquis
<PB N="100" REF="110"> alius, &s;iue aliqui alij ante haec tempora habuit, percepit, ha|buerunt &s;iue perceperunt: Eo qd' expre&s;&s;a mentio &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of a Steward&s;hip for terme of life.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. ad quos &amp;c. T. B. Miles &s;alutem. Sciatis me praefat' T. dedi&s;&s;e, &amp; per pre&s;entes conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e A. B. officium Sene&s;challi &s;iue Sene&s;chal&s;ie, omnium &amp; &s;ingulo|rum dominiorum, maneriorum, &amp; hereditamentoru~ meoru~ de R. F. et C. in comitatu S. et cu&s;todiam &s;iue officium te|nend' curiam, let' vi&s;. franciplegiorum, &amp; &s;ingularum cur~, vi&s;. francipleg', &amp; letarum, dominiorum &amp; maneriorum p~dictorum &amp; eorum cuiu&s;libet. Ac ip&s;um A. &s;ene&s;challum meum generalem curiarum mearum, vi&s;. francipleg', et le|tarum, infra dominia, man~ia, et hereditamenta mea p~dicta, facio, con&s;tituo, &amp; ordino per prae&s;entes. Habendum, te|nendum, exercendum, &amp; occupandum officium praedictum cum pertinentijs, vna cum omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis feod', vad', regardis, proficuis, &amp; aduantagijs eide~ officio &s;pectant' &s;iue <ABBR>pertinent</ABBR> p~fato A. per &s;e vel per&s;ufficientem deputatu~ &s;uu~, &s;iue &s;ufficientes deputatos &s;uos, pro termino vitae ip&s;ius A. Et vlterius &s;ciatis me p~fatum. T dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, et hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e p~fato A. tam pro officio prae|dicto exercend' et occupando, quam pro bono con&s;ilio &s;uo mihi per eunde~ A. ante haec tempora impen&s;o &amp; impo&s;teru~ impe~dendo, quanda~ annuitatem &s;iue annuale~ redditu~ centu~ &s;olidoru~, exeunt' de et in omnibus p~dictis dn~ijs, manerijs, &amp; hereditamentis meis in R F. et C. praedict', ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;chae &amp; S. Michaelis archangeli per ae<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">nales porciones, annuatim &s;oluend' per manus receptorum, firmariorum, balliuoru~, &s;eu tenentium meoru~ p~mi&s;&s;orum, durante vita ip&s;ius A. Et &s;i contingat p~dicta~ annuitatem &s;iue annuale~ redditum centum &s;olidorum, &s;iue aliquam inde &abper;cellam aretro fore in&s;olutum in parte vel in toto ad aliquod fe&s;tum fe&s;torum praedictoru~ quo vt p~fertur &s;olui debeat, quod tu~c bene licebit eidem A. &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis in oia praedict' dominia, maneria, et heredita|menta intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;trictiones &s;ic ibidem cap|tas &amp; habit', licite a&s;portare, effugare, &amp; penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;que eidem A. et a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis de annuitate &s;iue annu|ali redditu praedict', vna cum arreragijs eiu&s;dem, &s;i quae fue|rint eidem A. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis plenarie fuerit &s;atisfactum &amp; per&s;olutum. In c<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="111">
<HEAD>&para;A grant of a Steward&s;hip during plea&s;ure.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. H. W. Miles &s;alutem. Sciatis quod ego de|di &amp; conce&s;&s;i dilecto mihi T.B. officium &s;ene&s;chall' om|nium dominiorum &amp; mancriotum meoru~ in comitatibus E. &amp; H. ac ip&s;um T. &s;ene&s;challum omniu~ dn~iorum &amp; ma|neriorum meoru~ p~dictorum facio, ordino, &amp; con&s;tituo per prae&s;entes. Habend', gaudend', &amp; exercendum officium prae|dictum p~fato T. per &s;e vel per &s;ufficientem deputatum &s;uu~, &s;iue &s;ufficientes deputatos &s;uos, a fe&s;to Sancti Michaelis archangeli vltimo preterito, durante beneplacito meo, cum vadijs &amp; feod' tre&s;decim &s;olidoru~ &amp; quatuor denariorum &abper; annum, percipiend' annuatim p~fato T. de exitibus, &abpro;ficuis, &amp; reuentionibus manerij mei de C. in comitatu E. praedicto, per manus <ABBR>recept</ABBR> mei ibide~ pro tempore exi&s;tent', ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;chae &amp; S. Michaelis archangeli, per aequales porciones. Mandamus in&s;uper vniuer&s;is &amp; &s;ingulis firmarijs, tenentibus &amp; occupatoribus meis, &amp; eorum cuilibet ibm~, vt <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> T. et <ABBR>deputat</ABBR> &s;uis in hac parte de tempore in tempus a&s;&s;i&s;tentes &s;int, obedientes &amp; auxiliantes in omnibus, &abpro;ut decet. In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic pn~ti &s;cripto meo &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of an Vnder&s;teward&s;hip.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. T. P. &s;alutem. Cum W. F. Miles, per&s;crip|tum &s;uum gerens datum primo die Maij, an~ &amp;c. con|&s;tituerit &amp; ordinanerit me p~fatum T. &s;ene&s;chal<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">um &s;uum dominiorum &amp; maneriorum &s;uoru~ de B. &amp; S. in comitatu E. ac omniu~ cur~, vi&s;. francipleg. &amp; Ietarum infra dominia &amp; maneria p~dict': Tenendum, habend', occupandum, &amp; exer|cendum officium p~dictum, per me, vel per &s;ufficiente~ depu|tatum meum, &s;iue &s;ufficientes deputatos meos, pro termino vitae meae, cum feod', vad', &amp; regardo, &amp; proficuis eidem officio &s;pectantibus, aut ab antiquo <ABBR>debit</ABBR> vel con&s;uetis, vna cum quodam annuali feodo quadraginta &s;olidorum, pro exercitione &amp; occupatione officij praedict', prout in &s;cripto praedicto plenius apparet. Sciatis me p~fatum T. feci&s;&s;e, or|dina&s;&s;e, et per p~&s;entes, con&s;titui&s;&s;e dilectum mihi R. S. meu~ deputatum, &s;iue Sub&s;ene&s;challum dominioru~ &s;iue manerio|rum p~dictorum, ac omnium &amp; &s;ingularum curiarum, vi&s;|francipleg. &amp; letarum, infra dominia &s;iue maneria prae|dicta: Tenendum, occupandum, &amp; exercendum idem
<PB N="101" REF="111"> officium huiu&s;modi deputat' &amp; &s;ub&s;ene&s;chall' eidem R<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">per &s;e, vel &abper; &s;ufficientem deputatum &s;uum, &s;en &s;ufficientes depu|tatos &s;uos, ad terminum vitae mei praedicti T. Precipiend' annuatim durante termino p~dicto, pro officio illo exercend' &amp; occupando, omnia feoda, vad', regard', &amp; proficua eidem officio &s;pectantia, aut ab antiquo debit' vel con&s;uet', vna cum praedict' annuali redditu quadraginta &s;olid', adeo ple|ne &amp; integre, &amp; in tam amplis modo &amp; forma, prout ego|met nunc aut praeante habui, percepi, v&s;us fui vel facere con|&s;ueui. In cuius &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of the office of an Auditour.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. R. S Miles &s;alutem. Sciatis me praefatum R. ordina&s;&s;e, feci&s;&s;e, &amp; per p~&s;entes con&s;titui&s;&s;e dilectum mihi in Chri&s;to T. P. meum verum Auditorem, ad audien|dum &amp; determinandum oi~a compota, de omnibus balliuis praepo&s;itis, &amp; mini&s;tris meis quibu&s;cun&abque; infra <ABBR>comitat</ABBR> E&s;&s;. Habendum &amp; occupandum dictum officium, quamdiu mihi placuerit, cum feodo eidem officio con&s;ueto &amp; v&s;itato, &s;ol|uend' annuatim per manus receptorum meoru~ in comitatu praedicto, qui pro tempore fuerint: Dant' &amp; concedentes ei|dem T. plenam pote&s;tatem &amp; authoritatem ad omni|mod' compota de balliuis, praepo&s;itis, &amp; mini&s;tris meis p~|dict, capiend', audiend' &amp; determinand', et iu&s;ticiam par|tibus, ac omnia alia &amp; &s;ingula faciend', exequend', &amp; ex|pediend', quae ad officium Auditoris pertine~t quoui&s;modo. Ratum &amp; gratum habens &amp; habiturus totum &amp; quicquid praedictus auditor meus fecerit in praemi&s;&s;is: Quapropter omnibus mini&s;tris, balliuis, &amp; tenentibus meis firmiter in|iungendo praecipio, alios vero deprecor quatenus ad praef. T. praemi&s;&s;a diligenter exequend' intendent' &s;int obedientes, con&s;ulentes, auxiliantes, prout decet. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of Annuitie for terme of life.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptu~ perue|nerit, N W. armiger &s;alutem in dn~o &s;empiternam. Sci|atis me p~fatum N. dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; per p~&s;entes confir|ma&s;&s;e T. W. de nouo Templo Lond' gen. pro con&s;ilio &s;uo impen&s;o &amp; impo&s;teru~ impendend', qua~dam annuitate~ &s;iue annualem redditum tre&s;decim &s;olid' &amp; <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="MURP" EXTENT="1 letter">uatuor denar', <ABBR>exe|unt</ABBR> de oib' terr', ten~tis, &amp; haereditamentis meis in S. in co|mitatu
<PB REF="112"> E. Habendu~, tenendu~, &amp; percipiendu~ p~dicta~ annui|tate~ &s;iue annualem redditum praef. T. ad terminu~ vitae &s;uae, &s;oluendu~ annuatim ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;. &amp; S. Mich. archangeli per equales portiones. Et &s;i contingat p~dict' annuitate~ &s;iue an|nualem redditum aretrofore in parte vel in toto ad aliquod, fe&s;tum fe&s;torum p~dict' quo (vt praefertur) &s;olui debeat, qd extunc bene licebit p~fat' T. in dict' terras, tenem~ta, &amp; here|ditamenta mea in S. p~dict' intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;tricti|ones &s;ic ibm~ captas, abducere, effugare, a&s;portare, &amp; penes, &s;e retinere, quou&s;&abque; de p~dict' annuitate &s;iue annuali reddit cum arrerag' eiu&s;de~, &s;i quae fuerint, plenarie fuerit per&s;olutu~ &amp; &s;atisfactum. In cuius rei te&s;tim~ prae&s;entibus &s;igillum meu~ appo&s;ui. Dat' &amp;c.</P>
<P>Nota, <HI>If a man will not haue his per&s;on char|ged of an Annuitie, but only his land: then he &s;hal &s;ay</HI> (po&s;t &s;atisfactum, &amp; ante, In cuius rei &amp;c.) Proui&s;o &s;emper, qd' p~&s;ens &s;criptu~ nec aliquid in eo <ABBR>&s;pecificat</ABBR>, no~ ali|qualiter &s;e extendat ad onera~dum &abper;&s;onam mea~ &abper; breue an|nuitatis, &s;eu alio modo quocun&abque;, &s;ed tantummodo ad one|randu~ terras &amp; ten~ta mea p~dicta de annuali redditu p~dicto &amp;c. <HI>Then the lands are chargeable, &amp; the per&s;on di&s;charged &amp;c.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A grant of an Annuitie made by a Par&s;on of a Church, to endure &s;o long as he &s;hall be Par&s;on.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus ad quos &amp;c. I. H. cleric' rector Eccle&s;iae &abper;ochi|alis de L. in com~ S. &s;alutem. Sciatis me praefatum I. pro|bono co~&s;ilio mihi &abper; R. L. impen&s;o, dedi&s;&s;e, co~ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e eide~ R. quanda~ <ABBR>annuitat</ABBR> &s;iue annuale~ redditu~ viginti &s;olid': Habendu~ &amp; &abper;cipiend' p~dicta~ annuitate~ &s;iue annuale~ redditu~ p~f. R. qua~diu ego p~dict' I. rector eccle&s;. p~dict' extitero, &s;oluend' annuatim ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;. &amp; S. Mich. archangeli &abper; equales portiones. Et &s;i cotingat' dictam annuitate~ &s;iue annuale~ redditum aretro fore in parte vel in toto ad ali&abquod; fe&s;tum fe&s;toru~ praedictoru~ quo vt p~fertur &s;olui debeat, &abquod; tunc bene licebit praefato R. &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis in oib' terris &amp; ten~tis dictae rectoriae meae reintare &amp; di&s;trin|gere, &amp; di&s;trictiones &s;ic ibm~ captas, abducere, effugare, a&s;|portare, et penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;que de p~d' annuitate &s;iue annuali reddit' cum atrerag' eiu&s;de~, &s;i que fuerint, plenarie fuerit &abper;&s;olutum &amp; &s;atisfactum. In cuius rei te&s;timon~ huic prae&s;enti &s;cripto meo &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui. Dat' &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="102" REF="112">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of Annuitie for terme of life.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus ad quos &amp;c. Salutem. Sciatis me praefatum I. dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc prae&s;enti &s;cripto meo confir|ma&s;&s;e T. M. pro bono con&s;ilio &s;uo, &amp; ingenti auxilio &s;uo mihi in mea nece&s;&s;itate impen&s;o, quandam annuitarem &s;iue annualem redditum viginti &s;olidorum legalis monetae An|gliae. Habendum annuatim, percipiendu~ eidem T. durante vita &s;ua, de exitibus, proficuis, firmis, &amp; emolumentis ma|nerij mei de S. in comitatu E. ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;chae, &amp; S. Michael' archangeli, equis portionibus &s;oluendum, tam per manus &s;uas &abpro;prias, quam per manus Balliuorum, receptorum, fir|mariorum, &s;iue tenentium manerij <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> pro tempore ex|i&s;tentium. Et &s;i contingat &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of Annuitie, with a paine for non paying of the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos prae&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit. E. C. gen~, con&s;anguineus &amp; haeres H. R. &s;alutem. Sciatis me praef. E. dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo confirma&s;&s;e M. B. &amp; I. vxori eius, ac nuper vxori pred' H. quandam annuitatem &s;iue annualem redditum viginti &s;ex &s;olidorum, &amp; octo denariorum, annuatim, &s;oluendoru~ &amp; exeunt' de omnibus terris &amp; teneme~tis meis vocat' P. in pa|rochia Sancti A. de H. in comitatu A. ad duos anni termi|nos, videlicet, ad fe&s;ta Annunciac' beatae Mariae virginis, &amp; &s;ancti Michaelis archang equis porcionibus, &s;oluend' in Ec|cle&s;ia cathedral' S. Pauli in L. in corpore eccle&s;iae &s;u&abper; fon|tem ibide~, inter horam decimam, &amp; horam vndecima~ ante meridiem eorundem fe&s;torum, in plenam &s;atisfactionem et contentationem totius dotis &s;iue iunctur' &s;pectant' dictae I. po&s;t mortem p~dicti H. de, &s;iue in omnibus terris &amp; tentis p~dict' vocat' P Habendum et percipiend' p~dictam annui|tatem &s;iue annualem redditum praefat' M. B. &amp; vxori eius pro tempore vitae ip&s;orum M. &amp; I. ac alterius eorum diutius viuent'. Et &s;i contingat dictam annuitatem &s;iue annualem reddit' aretro fore non &s;olut' in parte vel in toto, ad aliquod fe&s;tum fe&s;torum p~dictorum, quo (vt praefertur) &s;olui debeat, quod tunc bene licebit <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> M. &amp; I. &s;eu eorum vni, aut &s;uo certo Atturnato intrare in oibus &s;upradictis terris &amp; ten~tis &amp; di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;trictiones &s;ic ibide~ <ABBR>capt</ABBR> licite effugare &amp; a&s;portar', et penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;que de p~d' annuitate &s;iue
<PB REF="113"> annuali <ABBR>reddit</ABBR>, vna cum arreragijs eiu&s;dem, &s;i quae fuerint, plenarie &s;ibi fuerit &s;atisfactum &amp; per&s;olutum. Et vlterius &s;ciatis me <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> E. conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo con|firma&s;&s;e praef. M. &amp; I. vxori eius, quod quorie&s;cunque con|tigerit dictam annuitatem &s;iue annualem reddit' aretro fore non &s;olut' in parte vel in toto po&s;t aliquod fe&s;tum fe&s;torum p~dict' quo &s;olui debeat, per &s;pacium &s;ex &s;eptimanarum, tunc ego praed' E. &amp; heredes mei forisfaciem&abus; x. &s;olidos nomine poenae praef. M. &amp; I. vxori eius. Et tunc bene licebit praef. M. &amp; I. vxori eius in <ABBR>praedict</ABBR> terras &amp; teneme~ta, &amp; in quamlibet inde &abper;cellam intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, tam pro praed' annuali reddit' viginti &s;ex &s;olidorum &amp; octo <ABBR>denat,</ABBR> quam &abpro; <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> decem &s;olidos nomine poenae &s;ic forisfact', Et di&s;trictiones &s;ic ibidem captas licite effugare &amp; a&s;portare, &amp; penes &s;e re|tinere, quou&s;&abque; tam de <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> annuitate &s;iue annuali <ABBR>reddit</ABBR> viginti &amp; &s;ex &s;olidoru~ &amp; octo denariorum, quam pro prae|dictis decem &s;olidis nomine poenae &s;ic <ABBR>forisfact</ABBR>, vna cum ar|reragijs, mi&s;is, &amp; expen&s;is, ea occa&s;ione habit' plenarie fue|rit &s;atisfact' &amp; <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR>. In cuius rei te&s;tmonium huic pre|&s;enti &s;cripto meo &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A grant of Annuity made to a woman to begin after the death of her husband vpon condition.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus, ad quos prae&s;ens &s;cript' inden|tat' peruenerit, W.R de C. in com~ E. Draper &s;alute~. Sci|atis me praef. W. in complementu~ quorunda~ conuentionum, conce&s;&s;ionum, &amp; agreame~toru~, content' &amp; &s;pec' in quibu&s;d' Indent', quor' dat' e&s;t vltimo die Maij, Ann~ regni Reg. H 8. xxx. fact' inter T. P. de C in com~ p~d' yeoma~ ex vna parte, &amp; me praef. W. R. ex altera parte, dedi&s;&s;e, co~ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; &abper; hoc pre&s;ens &s;criptu~ meum indentatu~ confirma&s;&s;e M. vxori dicti T. quandam annuitatem &s;iue annuale~ redditu~ quatuor mar|carum, exeunt' de &amp; in omnibus illis terris cum pertin~ in E. et C. in com~ praed' voc' T. q~ nuper perqui&s;iui de praef. T. P. Habendum &amp; percipiend' p~dicta~ annuitatem &s;iue annuale~ redditu~ quatuor marcarum praef M. et a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis &abpro; ter|mino vitae dictae N &s;oluend' annuatim ad duos anni termi|nos, viz. ad fe&s;ta Annunc' beatae Mariae virginis, &amp; S. Micha|elis archangeli, per equales portiones in eccle&s;ia &abper;ochial' de
<PB N="103" REF="113"> S. praedicta. Et &s;i contingat praed' annuitatem &s;iue annualem redd' quatuor marcarum aretro fore in parte vel in toto, per octo dies po&s;t aliquod fe&s;tum fe&s;torum p~dictorum, quo &s;o|lui debeat, quod tunc bene licebit praedicto M. in omnia pre|dicta terras &amp; ten~ta cum pertin~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> M. &amp; in quamlibet inde parcellam intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;trictiones ibide~ &s;ic <ABBR>capt</ABBR> a&s;portare, abducere, effugare, &amp; penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;&abque; de annuitate &s;iue annuali <ABBR>reddit</ABBR> p~d' vna cum arre|ragijs eiu&s;dem &s;i quae fuerint, plenarie &s;ibi fuerit &s;atisfactum &amp; <ABBR>per&s;olut.</ABBR> Proui&s;o &s;emper qd' i&s;ta praed' conce&s;&s;io annui|tatis &s;iue annualis redditus quatuor marcarum non capiat a|liquem effectum, nec alicuius &s;it valoris durante vita dicti T. P &s;ed <ABBR>immediat</ABBR> po&s;t mortem ip&s;ius T. &amp; quod prima in|de &s;olutio erit ad primum fe&s;tum fe&s;torum p~dictoru~ proxim~ acciden~ po&s;t mortem ip&s;ius T. Proui&s;o etiam &s;emper quod &s;i dicta M. aliquo tempore po&s;t morte~ dicti T. aliquod ius, titulum, clameum, aut demand' nomine dotis &s;iue iuncture &s;uae, de &amp; in praed' terris &amp; ten~tis, &s;eu in aliqua inde parcella, per &s;eip&s;am &s;iue per aliquam aliam per&s;ona~ clamauerit, aut vendicauerit quoui&s;modo, quod tunc &amp; extunc &s;olutio pred' <ABBR>annuitat</ABBR> &s;iue annualis redditus quatuor marcaru~ p~d' &amp; cu|iu&s;&abque; inde parcellae ce&s;&s;abit, &amp; i&s;ta p~dicta conce&s;&s;io eiu&s;dem deinceps ce&s;&s;abit et fru&s;trabitu<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">, aliqua re &s;iue materia in hoc pre&s;enti &s;cripto in contrariu~ &s;pecificata &s;eu expre&s;&s;a non ob|&s;tante. In cuius rei &amp;c. <HI>vel &s;ic:</HI> Proui&s;o etiam &s;emper, quod &s;i praedicta M. aliquo tempore po&s;t mortem dicti T. pretextu alicuius iuris, tituli, clamei aut intere&s;&s;e, pro, aut in nomine dotis &s;eu iuncture &s;ue placitauerit, clamauerit, &s;iue expulerit quoui&s;modo praed' W. R hered' vel a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uos, pro, aut de praedict' terris, &amp; tenementis, &s;eu aliqua inde parcella, quod tunc &amp; extunc illa praed' &s;olutio praed' annuitatis &s;iue annu|alis redditus &amp;c. <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI> In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ vtri&abque; parti huius prae&s;entis <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> mei indentati &s;igilium meum appo&s;ui. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of annuitie for mini&s;tration of Gods &s;eruice.</HEAD>
<P>REx &amp;c. omnibus ad quos pre&s;entes literae peruenerint. Sa|lutem. Sciatis quod nos intuitu charitatis dedimus &amp; co~|ce&s;&s;imus dilecto &s;ubdito no&s;tro T.S capellano pro mini&s;tra|tione diuini &s;eruicij infra capellam &s;ancti G. de H infra do|minium
<PB REF="114"> de W. ad orandum pro nobis &amp; prechari&s;&s;ima <ABBR>con|&s;ort</ABBR> no&s;tra regina, exitu&abque; nr~o quanda~ <ABBR>annuitat</ABBR> dece~ mar|carum &s;terlingorum. Habendum &amp; percipiendum annuatim durante vita &s;ua de feodi firma dominij no&s;tr~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> N. in|fra com~ no&s;tr~ E. per manus vicecomitis, firmarij, &s;eu aliorum occupatorum eiu&s;dem pro tempore exi&s;ten~ ad fe&s;ta Sancti Mich. archangeli, &amp; Pa&s;chae per aequales porciones: aliquo actu, ordinatione &s;eu <ABBR>&s;tatut</ABBR> inde in contrarium facto non ob|&s;tante. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of Annuitie to the v&s;e of a woman to begin after the death of her husband.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. F. G. &s;alutem. Noueritis me p~fatum F. G. dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e &amp; hoc p~&s;enti <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> meo confirma&s;&s;e D. E. &amp; N. L. quandam <ABBR>annuitat</ABBR> &s;iue annualem redditum quadraginta &s;olidorum <ABBR>exeunt</ABBR> de omnibus terris &amp; tenem~|tis in S. in com~ E. Habendum &amp; percipiendum praedictam annuitatem &s;iue annualem redd' p~fatis F. &amp; W. &amp; a&s;&s;ignais &s;uis pro termino vitae A. C. &amp; ad v&s;um ip&s;ius. C. pro termi|no vitae &s;uae quam ego p~dictus F. propono diuina gratia ha|bere in vxorem meam, &s;oluenda~ annuatim ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;chae &amp; &s;ancti Michaelis archangeli per aequales portiones, primo termin~ &s;olutionis inde incipien~ ad illud fe&s;tum fe&s;torum pre|dictorum quod prius acciderit po&s;t mortem mei praedicti F. &amp; non antea. Et &s;i contingat predictam annuitatem &s;iue an|nualem redditum aretro fore non <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR> in parte vel in toto ad aliquod fe&s;tum fe&s;torum praedictorum, quo vt praefertur &s;olui debeat, quod tunc bene licebit praefato D. &amp; E. &amp; a&s;&s;ig|natis &s;uis in omnia praedicta terras &amp; tenementa mea, &amp; in quamlibet inde parcellam intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;trictio|nes ibidem &s;ic captas a&s;portare, abducere effugare &amp; penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;que de annuitare &s;iue annuali redditu predicto vna cum arreragijs eiu&s;dem &s;ic aretro <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR>, ad v&s;um dicte Alitiae plenarie fuerit &s;atisfactu~ &amp; &abper;&s;olutum. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of feoffement made vpon a decree in the Chauncerie.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant pre&s;entes &amp; futuri quod ego F. G. ad in&s;tantiam &amp; &s;pecialem requi&s;itionem R. P. necnon vigore &amp; auth o|ritate cuiu&s;dam decreti &s;uper petitionem eiu&s;dem R. P. in
<PB N="104" REF="114"> Cancell' dn~i Regis, de &amp; &s;u&abper; manerium cum pertin~ in com~ E&s;&s;ex ver&s;us me <ABBR>habit</ABBR>, tradidi, dimi&s;i, liberaui, &amp; hac p~&s;enti charta mea confirmaui eidem R. p~dict' maneriu~ cum perti|nen~: Habend' &amp; tenend' praedictum manerium cum perti|nentijs praefato R. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, ad v&s;um eiu&s;dem I. hered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uorum, fecundum vim, formam &amp; effectum decreti predict'. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Feoffement of lands giuen by te&s;ta|ment, with a refeoffement.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod ego I. M. dedi, conce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac pn~ti carta mea <ABBR>indentat</ABBR> confirmaui T.P. &amp; W.S. vnum me&s;uagiu~ &amp; duas acras terr~ eidem me&s;uagio <ABBR>adiacent</ABBR> cum &s;uis &abper;tinen~ vocatum B. <ABBR>&s;cituat</ABBR>, iacent &amp; <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> in villa &amp; parochia de S. in com~ E&s;&s;ex, videlicet &amp;c. Quae quidem me&s;uagium &amp; duae acrae terr~ cum pertinen~ nuper fuerint N. F. de S. <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> defunct'. Et quae idem N. &abpro; &s;uo te&s;tamento &amp; vltima vo|luntate fact' &amp; <ABBR>declarat</ABBR> in &s;cripto &s;ecundum formam <ABBR>&s;tatut</ABBR> inde proui&s;. mihi <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> I. &amp; heredibus meis nuper dedit &amp; legauit, &abpro;ut in te&s;tamento &amp; vltim~ voluntate p~dicta, cuius datum e&s;t primo die Maij, anno domini mille&s;imo quingen|te&s;imo quadrage&s;im~ <ABBR>quart</ABBR>, &amp; an~ regni Hen. octaui dei gra|tia Angliae, Franciae, &amp; Hiber~ regis, fidei defen&s;oris, &amp; in terr~ Eccle&s;iae Anglicanae &amp; Hiberniae &s;upremi capitis trice&s;imo &s;exto, plenius continetur: Habend' &amp; tenendum totum p~|dictum me&s;uagium &amp; praedict' duas acras terrae eidem adia|centi cum pertinen~ praef. T. P. &amp; W. S. ac hered' &amp; a&s;&s;igna|tis &s;uis imperpetuum, ad opus &amp; v&s;um ip&s;orum T. P. et W. S. ac hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ign' &s;uor~ de capital' dn~is feodi illius &abper; &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;ueta &s;ub forma &amp; condic' &s;equenti viz. qd' p~d' T.P. &amp; W.S. vel hered' aut a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui cu~ inde <ABBR>requi&s;it</ABBR> fuerint feoffabunt me p~f. I.M. ac quandam Mariam vxorem mea~ de &amp; in p~d' me&s;uagio &amp; duabus acris <ABBR>tert</ABBR> cum pertin'. Habend' &amp; tenend' mihi &amp; praef. I. &amp; M. ac hered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> mei praed' I. imperpetuum. In cuius rei te&s;timo|nium vni parti pre&s;entis chartae meae indentatae penes praef. T. &amp; W. remanent', Ego praedictus I. M. &s;igillum meum ap|po&s;ui, &amp; quia idem &s;igillum meu~ quampluribus e&s;t incogni|tum, ideo &s;igilla hone&s;tor~ viror~ F.F. F.S. &amp; E. K. te&s;tium in te&s;tament' &amp; vltima voluntate praedict' F.N. nominat', &amp; &s;pecialit' vocat' pre&s;entib&abus; appo&s;ui &amp; apponi &abpro;curaui, &amp; nos
<PB REF="115"> p~dicti F.F. &amp; E. ad &s;pecialem in&s;tantiam &amp; per&s;onalem to|gatum p~dicti I.M. prae&s;entibus &s;igilla no&s;tra appo&s;uimus in fidem &amp; te&s;timonium omnium praemi&s;&s;orum: Alteri vero inde parti penes me praefatum I.M. <ABBR>re&s;ident</ABBR>, praedict' T.P. &amp; W.S. &s;igilla &s;ua appo&s;uerunt. Datum &amp;c.</P>
<P>&para;Nota quod Te&s;tes in &s;cripto debent e&s;&s;e di&s;pares, &amp; no~ pares, quod &s;i pares, videlicet quatuor &s;int te&s;tes, &amp; duo dixerint, quod &s;ei&s;ma fuerit liberata, &amp; duo non, tunc inter aequales euidentias lex non poterit habere &s;uum cur&s;um, ideo &s;int di&s;pares, vt a maiore parte lex habeat euidentiam.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Feoffement.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod nos T. P. &amp; W.S. ad &s;pecialem in&s;tanti|am F.G. dimi&s;imus, tradidimus, feoffauimus, liberauim&abus;, &amp; hac prae&s;enti charta no&s;tra confirmauim&abus; eidem F. &amp; G. vxori eius, totum illud me&s;uagium, &amp; duas acras terrae eide~ me&s;uagio adiacen~ cum &s;uis pertin~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> B. &s;cituatas, iacen~ &amp; exi&s;ten~ in villa &amp; parochia de S. in comitatu E&s;&s;ex, viz. &amp;c. Quod quidem me&s;uagium cum predict' duabus acris terrae cum pertinen~ nos praenominati T.P. &amp; W.S. nuper coniun|ctim habuimus nobis &amp; heredibus no&s;tris imperpetuum, ex dono, conce&s;&s;ione, feoffamento, &amp; charte confirmatione F. G. &abpro;ut in quadam charta, cuius datum e&s;t primo die Au|gu&s;ti vltimo p~terito, ante dat prae&s;entium inde nobis <ABBR>confect</ABBR> plenius apparet. Habend' &amp; tenend' totum p~dictum me&s;ua|gium &amp; praedict' duas acras terrae cum pertinen~ <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> F. G. &amp; Mariae vxori eius ac hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ ip&s;ius F. imperpetu|um de capitalibus &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of feoffement made by him that hath lands by di&s;cent.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod ego I. N. de P. in com~ N. yeoma~ filius &amp; haeres R. N. nuper de P. praed' defuncti, pro &s;umma xx. li. legalis monetae Ang mihi per W. F. prae manibus <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR> ven|didi, conce&s;&s;i &amp; hac p~&s;enti carta mea confirmaui eidem W. decem acras terrae cum pertin~ iacen~ &amp; exi&s;tentes in villa &amp; parochia de B. in com~ praedicto, viz <ABBR>int</ABBR> terr~ &amp;c Quae qui|dem x. acrae terrae cum pertin~ nuper fuerint p~dicti R. P. pa|tris mei, &amp; quae &abper; &amp; po&s;t mortem ip&s;ius R. mihi praefato I.
<PB N="105" REF="115"> vt filio &amp; haeredi eiu&s;dem R. iure hereditario di&s;cendebant. Habend' &amp; tenendum praedictas decem acras terrae cum per|tinen~ praefato W. haeredibus &amp; <ABBR>a&s;signat</ABBR> &s;uis imperpetuum de capitalibus dominis feodi illius per &s;eruitia inde debita, &amp; de iure con&s;ueta ad v&s;um praedicti W. haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uo|rum. Et ego vero praedictus I. &amp; haeredes mei praedictas de|cem acras terrae cum pertinen~ praefato VV. haeredibus &amp; a&s;|&s;ignatis &s;uis, contra omnes gentes warrantizabimus imper|petuum per prae&s;entes. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of feoffement vpon condition of pay|ment, and non-payment of money, with a letter of Atturney.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. qd' nos W.C. Miles, ac Alderm~ ciuitatis Lond' W.W. clericus vicar~ eccle&s;iae parochialis de N. in comi|tatu E&s;&s;ex, &amp; T.C. dimi&s;imus, tradidimus, liberauimus, &amp; hac prae&s;enti carta no&s;tra indentata confirmauimus H. M. I. H. &amp; VV. H. omnia illa terras &amp; tenementa, redditus &amp; &s;eruitia cu~ omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis &s;uis pertinen~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> B. <ABBR>&s;cituat</ABBR> iacen~ &amp; exi&s;ten~ in vill' &amp; parochia de C. praedicta, que nos praedicti W.C VV VV. &amp; T C. nuper coniunctim habuimus nobis, heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris imperpetuum, ad v&s;um mei praedicti VV.C. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignat' meorum, ex di|mi&s;&s;ione, traditione, liberatione, &amp; carte confirmat' I. H. de B. praedict' Habendum &amp; tenendum omnia p~dicta ter|ras &amp; tenementa, <ABBR>reddit</ABBR> &amp; &s;eruitia cum omnibus &amp; &s;ingulis &s;uis &abper;tinentijs praefat' H.M.Q.F. &amp; N.P. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ig|nat' &s;uis imperpetuum de capitalibus &amp;c. &s;ubforma &amp; con|ditione &s;equente: quod &s;i praedctus B. bene &amp; fidelit' &s;oluat aut &s;olui faciat mihi praef. F.C. aut meo certo atturnato &s;eu execut' meis x. libris &s;terl. forma <ABBR>&s;equent</ABBR>, videlicet in die confectionis pre&s;entiu~ 54 &s;olidos, &amp; 4. denarios, &amp; in fe&s;to Pentico&s;te &abpro;ximo futuro poft datu~ prae&s;entium tre&s;decem &s;o idos &amp; quatuor denarios, &amp; in fe&s;to Purif. beatae Mariae virginis tunc proximo &s;equen' decem Marcas, qd' tunc prae|&s;ens carta no&s;tra indentata &amp; &s;ei&s;ina &s;uper eandem liberata &amp; habita, in omnib&abus; earum roboribus permaneant &amp; virtu|tibus imperpetuum. Et &s;i defect&abus; fiat in aliqua &s;olution~ di|ctarum trium &s;olutionu~ in parte vel in toto, contra formam praedictam, quod tunc bene licebit nobis <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> F.G.O.P. &amp; N.O. &amp; hered' no&s;tris in omnibus praedictis terris &amp; te|nementis
<PB REF="116"> cum caeteris praemi&s;&s;is &amp; &s;uis pertinen', &amp; in quali|bet inde parcella integr&egrave; reintrare, &amp; illas vt in pri&s;tino &s;tatu no&s;tro rehabere, retinere, et po&s;&s;idere, prae&s;enti charta inde~|tata &amp; &s;ei&s;ina &s;uper eandem liberata &amp; habita in aliquo non ob&s;tante. Ac in&s;uper noueritis nos <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> F.G. &amp; C.C. fe|ci&s;&s;e ordina&s;&s;e, &amp; loco no&s;tr~ po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectu~ nobis in Chri|&s;to praefatum F.G. no&s;trum verum &amp; legitimum Atturn~ ad deliberandum tam vice &amp; nominibus no&s;tris, &amp; pro nobis, quam vice &amp; nomine &s;uo proprio, &amp; pro &s;eip&s;o <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> H.E. F. &amp; N.D. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;|&s;e&s;&s;ionem &amp; &s;ei&s;inam, de &amp; in omnibus praedictis terris &amp; <ABBR>tenement</ABBR>, <ABBR>reddit</ABBR>, &amp; &s;eruitijs cum &s;uis pertin~, &s;ecundum vim, formam, tenorem &amp; effectu~ prae&s;entis cartae no&s;trae <ABBR>indentat</ABBR>: Ratum &amp; gratum haben~ &amp; habitur~ totum &amp; quicquid di|ctus Attorn~ no&s;ter, tam nominibus no&s;tris, quam nomine &s;uo &abpro;prio fecerit, de &amp; in deliberatione &s;ei&s;ine praedictae, prout ibidem prae&s;entes per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;emus. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ vni parti p~&s;entis charte no&s;tr~ indentate penes <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> H.I. H. &amp; W.H. remanen~ nos praed' W.C W.W. &amp; T. C. &s;igilla no&s;tra appo&s;uimus, alteri vero inde parti penes nos re&s;iden~ praedicti H.I.H. &amp; W.H. &s;igilla &s;ua ap|po&s;uerint. Datum &amp;c.</P>
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<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Fee farme.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod nos T.P. de S. &amp; F.G. de P. tradidimus, conce&s;&s;imus, &amp; hac prae&s;enti charta no&s;tra indentata ad feodi firmam dimi&s;imus N. W. de S. Mercator~ Stapulae Cale&s;. vnam magnam aulam <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> C. Hall, &amp; vnam mag|nam cameram lapideam eidem aule annex', vnum celarium magnu~ &s;ubter dictam cameram, modo in tenura R. W. ac vnum gardinu~ ex vtri&abque; parte muris lapideis inclu&s;um: Quae quidem aula, camera, celarium, &amp; gardinu~ iacent in S. p~d', in vico <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> S extendentia in longitudine per viam Regia~ v&s;&abque; ad viam regalem ducen' de vico praedict' ver&s;us Eccle|&s;iam &s;ancti Cedde Salop~ praedict': Habendum &amp; tenend' aulam p~dictam &s;ecundu~ demen&s;iones longitudines &amp; lati|tudines veteris fundationis eiu&s;de~ in vtro&abque; fine ip&s;i&abus; aulae, ac cameram magna~ lapideam, celariu~, &amp; gardinu~ cum &abper;tinen~, cum libero ingre&s;&s;u ad eadem &amp; egre&s;&s;u ab ei&s;dem praef. N. haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis im&abper;petuu~: Reddendo inde annuatim
<PB N="106" REF="116"> nobis <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> T. et F. ac hered' et a&s;&s;ign~ mei predicti T. tre&s;|decim &s;olidos et quatuor denarios, bone et legalis monete Anglie, ad fe&s;ta S. Michaelis Archangeli. et Annuntiationis beate Marie virginis per equales porciones. Et &s;i predictus annualis redditus fuerit aretro non &s;olutus in parte vel in toto per vnum men&s;em po&s;t aliquod fe&s;tum fe&s;toru~ predictoru~ quo &s;olui debeat, tunc bene licebit nobis <ABBR>prefat</ABBR> T. et F. ac hered' et a&s;&s;ign~ mei praedicti T. in predict' aula, camera, ce|lario, et gardino, cum omnibus &s;uis <ABBR>pertinent</ABBR> di&s;tringere, et di&s;trictiones ibidem &s;ic captas penes nos retinere, donec de redditu &s;ic aretro exi&s;ten~, et arreragijs eiu&s;dem, &s;i que fue|rint, nobis plenarie fuerit &s;atisfactum. Et &s;i <ABBR>predict</ABBR> annualis redditus fuerit aretro non &s;olutus in parte vel in toto per v|num annum integrum et vnum diem, po&s;t aliquod fe&s;tum dictorum fe&s;torum &s;olutionis quo &s;olui debeat, et nulla &s;uf|ficiens di&s;trictio pro redd<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">tu inde aretro exi&s;ten~ in predict' aula, camera celario, et gardino cum &s;uis pertine~tijs inuentri poterit: vel &s;i predicta aula, camera, et celarium non fuerint bene et competenter reparat', toties quoties opus et nece&s;&s;e fuerint, tunc bene licebit nobis p~fatis T. et F. ac hered' mei p~dicti T. in p~dictam aulam, cameram, celarium, &amp; gardinu~, cu~ omnibus &s;uis pertinent' reintrare, et pri&s;tin~ no&s;tru~ &s;tatum inde rea&s;&s;umere et imperpetuu~ retinere, hac pre&s;enti charta no&s;tra indentata non ob&s;tante. Et vlterius nos predict' T. et F. et hered' mei p~dicti T. acquietabimus &amp; exonerabimus p~fatum N. heredes et a&s;&s;ignatos &s;uos de quibu&s;cunque alijs redditibus et oneribus de dicta aula, camera, celario, et gar|dino exeuntibus. Et nos vero p~dicti T. et F. ac hered' mei p~dicti T. predicta~ aulam, camera~, celarium, et gardinum, cum omnibus pertinen~ pro redditu pred', modo et forma &s;uperius expre&s;&s;. prefato N. heredibus, et a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis con|tra omnes gentes warrantizabimus, et imperpetuum de|fendemus per pre&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timonium vni parti pre&s;entis charte no&s;tre indentate penes praef. N. <ABBR>remanent</ABBR> &s;igilla no&s;tra appo&s;uimus: Alteri vero inde parti penes nos re&s;iden~ predict' N. &s;igillum &s;uum appo&s;uit, Datum &amp;c.</P>
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<HEAD>&para;A graunt of the reuer&s;ion of certaine lands with other lands in po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus ad quos &amp;c. O. P. de S. in com~ E&s;&s;ex, N. &s;eu F.G. <HI>taylor,</HI> O.P.S.L. et E.VV. de E. &s;alute~ &amp;c. Cum
<PB REF="117"> M. vxor F. VVittonhal nuper vxor F.E. dum vixit de S. pre|dicta, habeat &amp; teneat pro termino vite &s;ue, ex dimi&s;&s;ione, &amp; feoffamento no&s;tr~, <ABBR>predict</ABBR> N.B.L.D. &s;eu L. D. <HI>taylor</HI> D.R.F.G. &amp; O.H. de whites, diuer&s;as terras &amp; tenementa cum &s;uis pertinentijs nuper dicti L.D. viri &s;ui, <ABBR>&s;ituat</ABBR> &amp; <ABBR>iace~t</ABBR> in villa de S. praedicta, reuer&s;ione &amp; remaner~ eorundem ter|rarum &amp; tenementorum immediate po&s;t dece&s;&s;um eiu&s;dem M. nobis &amp; heredibus no&s;tris de iure <ABBR>&s;pectant.</ABBR> Cumque etiam nos predicti N.O.L.D. &s;eu L.D. <HI>taylor.</HI> N.L.R.S. &amp; L.D. de whites, ad pre&s;ens &s;ei&s;iti&s;umus &amp; po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionati in dominico no&s;tro vt de feodo, &amp; in diuer&s;is alijs terris, te|nementis, <ABBR>reddit</ABBR>, &amp; &s;eruitijs, pratis, pa&s;cuis, &amp; pa&s;turis cum pertinen~, &s;ituat' &amp; iacent' in H. in dicto comitatu E&s;&s;ex &amp; alibi, que etiam nuper fuerunt dicti L.D. viri nuper dicte E. &amp; que omnia et &s;ingula &s;upradic' terras, tenementa, et cetera permi&s;&s;a in S. et H. predict' ac alibi: Nos predict' F.G. L.D. &s;eu L.D. <HI>tailor,</HI> F.G.N.O. et L.D. de whites, &s;imul cum L.D. ciui et Ci&s;&s;ore London~, filio nuper pred' L.D. qui totum ius &s;uum nobis et heredibs no&s;tris nuper conce&s;&s;it et relaxauit, nuper coniunctim habuimus nobis, heredibus et a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris imperpetuum, ex dono, con|ce&s;&s;ione, et chartae confirmatione F.G. &s;eu de M. in dicto com~ E&s;&s;ex. Sciatis nos pref. VV.B.I.VV. &s;eu F.VV. <HI>taylor,</HI> VV.R.I.S. et F.VV. de whites, dimi&s;i&s;&s;e, tradidi&s;&s;e, con|ce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, libera&s;&s;e, et hoc pre&s;enti &s;cripto no&s;tro confirma&s;|&s;e prefato F.VV. filio, ac M.C. filiae nuper I.C quam dic|tus F. VV. (Deo dante) ducet in vxorem, tam omnia pred' terras et tenement' cum &s;uis pertinentijs que habemus in villa de H. pred' et alibi, quam etiam reuer&s;ionem pre|dict' terrarum, <ABBR>ten~t</ABBR>, reddit' &s;eruic', ac ceterorum praemi&s;|&s;orum in S. pred' videlicet, eadem terras et ten~t' ac cetera premi&s;&s;a in S. predict', immediate cum acciderit, po&s;t mor|tem dict' M. VV. Habend' et tenend' omnia predicta terras, tenementa, et cetera premi&s;&s;a in H. <ABBR>predict.</ABBR> vna cum reuer|&s;ione predictarum terrar~, tenementorum, et ceterorum pre|mi&s;&s;orum in S. immediate cum acciderit po&s;t mortem dic|te M. VVittonhall, pref. F. VV. filio, et M. C. ac hered' de corporibus eorum inter eos libere procreatis, de capitalibus &amp;c. Et volumus, et per pre&s;entes concedimus, quod &s;i contingat dictus F. VV. filium et M. C. &s;ine hered' de corporibus corum inter eos libere procreatis obire, adtunc
<PB N="107" REF="117"> omnia predicta terr' &amp; tenement' ac cetera premi&s;&s;a in H. predicta, vna cum reuer&s;ione pred' terrarum &amp; ten~t', ac ce|terorum premi&s;&s;orum in S. praedicta, immediate cum acci|derit po&s;t mortem dicte M.W. integre remaneant &amp; reuer|tant predicto F.W. filio dict' W.G. &amp; W. R. necnon I. S. &amp; T. T. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum: Tenen|dum de cap italibus &amp;c. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
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<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of fee farme, and a reentry for the default of payment of the ferme, or for &s;ute of court vndone.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod nos I. T. W.T. I.M. clericus G.M. &amp; A.R. dedimus, conce&s;&s;imus, &amp; hac pre&s;enti charta no|&s;tra indentata ad feodi firmam dimi&s;imus N.H. de VV. vnum gradinum cum pertinentijs vocatum M. iacen~ in N. in <ABBR>com<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">t</ABBR> E&s;&s;ex, videlicet &amp;c. quod quidem gradinum &s;imul cum alijs terris &amp; tenementis nuper habuimus ex dono &amp; feoffamento T.R. armigeri. Habendum &amp; tenendum to|tum predictum gardinum cum &s;uis percinentijs praefato N. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum de capitalibus do|minis feodi illius, per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;uet': Reddendo inde annuatim nobis &amp; hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignat' no|&s;tris nomine feodi firme duodecim denarios legalis mone|te Anglie, ad fe&s;ta P. &amp; S. Michaelis archangeli equis por|cionibus, &amp; faciendo inde &s;ectam ad curiam manerij no&s;tr~ de M. in S. bis in anno, videlicet, ad proxima~ curiam ibidem tenend' po&s;t fe&s;tum S. Michaelis, &amp; proximam curiam ibi|dem tenendam po&s;t fe&s;tum Pa&s;chae, pro omnibus alijs &s;erui|tijs, con&s;. &amp; demand', Et &s;i predict' firma aretro fuerit in parte vel in toto per quindecim dies po&s;t aliquem terminu~ &s;olutionis, quo &s;olui debeat: Aut &s;i predicta &s;ecta nobis, he|red' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris ad aliquam curiam in manerio no|&s;tro <ABBR>predict</ABBR> bis in anno tenend', vt prenictum e&s;t, &s;ub&s;tracta fuerit, tunc vult &amp; concedit pref. N. pro &s;e, hered', &amp; a&s;&s;ig|natis &s;uis per pre&s;entes, quod bene liceat nobis pref. I. VV. I. G. &amp; A. heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris in toto gardino predicto cum pertinent' intrare, &amp; per omnia bona &amp; ca|talla in eodem inuenta di&s;tringere, &amp; di&s;trictione &s;ic captas effugare, a&s;portare, &amp; penes &s;e retinere, quou&s;que de predicta firma &s;ic aretro exi&s;ten~ &amp; eius arreragijs, &s;i que fuerint, nec|non de &s;ubtractione &s;ecte predict' nobis, heredibus, &amp;
<PB REF="118"> a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris plenarie fuerit &s;atisfactum. Et &s;i p~dicta fir|ma aretro fuerit in parte vel in toto per duos annos po&s;t ali|quem terminum &s;olutionis eiu&s;dem, aut &s;i predicta &s;ecta no|bis heredibus, aut a&s;&s;igna <ABBR>t</ABBR> no&s;tris ad aliqua~ curia~ in mane|rio no&s;tro p~dicto bis in anno tenend', vt praedictum e&s;t, per duos annos &s;ub&s;tracta fuerit, quod tunc vult &amp; concedit praefatus N. pro &s;e, heredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis per pre&s;entes, quod bene liceat nobis prefat' I.W.I. H. &amp; A. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis no&s;tris in totum gradinum praedict'cum pertinen~ reintrare, &amp; illud vt in pri&s;tino &s;tatu no&s;tro retinere &amp; habe|re imperpetuu~, p~&s;enti charta no&s;tra indentata non ob&s;tante. In cuius rei te&s;timonium vni parti huius charte nr~e <ABBR>indentat</ABBR> penes pref. N. remanent' &s;igilla nr~a appo&s;<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">imus: Alteri vero inde parti penes nos re&s;iden~ p~dict' N. figillu~ &s;uu~ appo&s;uit, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of feoffement made in the fulfilling of the la&s;t will of the te&s;tator, vntill a certaine &s;umme of money be paid.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod ego I.V in complementum vltim~ volun|tatis C. dimi&s;i, tradidi, liberaui, &amp; hac pre&s;enti &amp;c. H. T. armigero, I. T. genero&s;o, &amp; I C. quandam parcellam terr' meae arabilis cum pertinen~, <ABBR>continent</ABBR> &s;exdecim acras terr~, iacentes et exi&s;tentes in parochia de I. in comitatu E&s;|&s;ex, videlicet, inter ter~ &amp;c. Quam quidem parcellam ter|re inter alias terras et tenementa ego pred' I.V. &s;imul cum T.C. &amp;c. iam defuncti nuper coniunctim habuimus nobis, hered' et a&s;&s;ign~ no&s;tris, ad v&s;um dicti T. C. hered' &amp; a&s;|&s;ign~ &s;uorum, &amp; ab inde perimple~d' vlt' volunt' ip&s;ius T. ex dimi&s;&s;ione, liberatione, et charte confirmatione, I. V. filie et hered' I. S. Habendu~ &amp; tenendu~ praedicta~ parcella~ terre cum pertinent' pref. H.T.I. &amp; I.C. hered' et a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis im|perpetuum de capitalibus dominis &amp;c. ad v&s;um eorundem H T.I.T. &amp; I.C. heredum et a&s;&s;ignatorum &s;uoru~, donec &amp; quou&s;&abque; ijdem H.I et I. hered' et a&s;&s;ignat' &s;ui de exitibus, <ABBR>reddit</ABBR>, reuentionibus et proficuis <ABBR>prouenient</ABBR> de pred' par|cella terre cum pertinentijs fideliter &amp; plenarie content' fuerint et &s;atisfacti de &s;umma decem marcarum legalis mo|nete Anglie, vltra omnia onera et repri&s;. ea intentione ad dictam &s;ummam iuxta voluntatem &s;upradicti T. di&s;po|nend'. Et po&s;tquam dicte decem marce &s;ic plenarie &abper;cepte fuerint, qd' tunc dicti H. <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">. I.T. &amp; I.C. hered. &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ &s;ui
<PB N="108" REF="118"> &s;int et exi&s;tant feoffati, de et in praedict. parcella terrae cum &abper;tinentijs ad v&s;um Aliciae n<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">&abper; vxoris dict. T.C. durante vi|ta ip&s;ius A. et po&s;t dece&s;&s;um eiu&s;dem Aliciae, ac po&s;tqua~ p~d' decem marc' fic plenarie percepte fuerint, vt praefertur, tunc ad v&s;um W.C. filij praedict. T.C. ac haered, et a&s;&s;ignatorum &s;uorum imperpetuum. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A graunt of lands, vpon condition to find the graun|tour meat and drinke.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelib&abus; ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptum inden|tat' peruenerit W.P. &s;alute~ &amp;c. Noueritis me praef. W. dedi&s;&s;e conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, et hoc pn~ti <ABBR>&s;cript</ABBR> meo inde~tato confir|ma&s;&s;e T.N omnia mea terras et ten~ta cum pertinen' quae habeo in villa et parochia de S. in com~ E. Habend' et tene~d' oi~a praedict. terras et ten'ta cum pertinentijs prae<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ato T. hae|red. &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, de capitalibus &amp;c. &s;ub forma &amp; conditione &s;equenti, viz. quod praedict. T. exhibeat &s;eu exhibere faciat mihi praef. W. durante vita mea victum &s;ufficientem, ac &s;tatui meo competentem, &abpro;ut idem T. ad men&s;am &s;uam habet, &s;eu he~re con&s;ueuit, ac quolibet die do|minico vnum denarium pro meis expen&s;is mihi reddat, nec|non quolibet anno erga fe&s;tum Natalis domini vnam togam de Ru&s;&s;et, vnum par caligarum, duo paria calceorum, duas cami&s;ias, &amp; duas brac' &s;tatui meo <ABBR>competent</ABBR> annuatim mihi inueniat. Et &s;i contingat me crepitum vel infirmum deuenire tunc idem T. inueniat mihi vnum &s;eruientem ad me debit' modo, prout decet cu&s;todiend' ac etiam quendam locum in alta camera <ABBR>tenement</ABBR> mei praedict. competent' vbi melius potero peruenire, tam in &s;anitate quam in aegritudine &s;imul cum libero introitu et exitu oi~bus teporib&abus; licitis ad eande~, durante vita mea mihi re&s;eruand. Et &s;i praedict. W. in exhi|bitione mea praedict. &s;eu in aliquo praemi&s;&s;or~, defecerit, aut ea facere contradixerit quoui&s;modo in futur~, quod tunc be|ne licebit mihi, haeredib&abus; et a&s;&s;ignatis meis in omnia praedi|cta terras et ten~ta cum pertinen' reintrare, re&s;ei&s;i<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">e, &amp; ea re|habere et retinere, vt in pri&s;tino meo &s;tatu, ac dict. T. <ABBR>haered</ABBR> et a&s;&s;ignat' &s;uos inde totaliter expellere: prae&s;enti &s;cripto <ABBR>in|dent</ABBR>, ac &s;ei&s;ina inde liberata vllo modo non ob&s;tante. In cu|ius rei re&s;tim~ vni &abper;ti hui&abus; pn~tis &s;cript. indentati penes p~f. W. remanent' &s;igill. meu~ appo&s;ui, alteri vero inde parti penes me <ABBR>re&s;id</ABBR> p~f. T. &s;igill &s;uum appo&s;uit. Dat. &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="119">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Feoffement of lands purcha&s;ed.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod ego I.P. ad in&s;tantia~ &amp; requi&s;itione~ W. F. ac in complementu~ &amp; executione~ caeterarum conuen|tionu~ &amp; conce&s;&s;ionum contentaru~ et &s;pecificataru~ in quibu&s;|dam Indenturis <ABBR>gerent</ABBR> dat quarto die Iul' vltim~ praeterito ante datum pn~tium fact' inter me praef. I. ex vna parte, et p~dictu~ W. ex altera parte, dedi, conce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac p~&s;enti charta mea confirmaui eide~ W. totum manerium meu~ de D. &amp; S. cum pertinen~ in com~ E. vna cum omnib&abus; terris &amp; tenem~tis, pratis, pa&s;cuis, pa&s;turis, bo&s;cis &amp; &s;ubbo&s;cis, redd', reuer&s;ioni|bus, &amp; &s;eruitijs, &amp; omnibus &s;uis pertinen~ eidem manerio &s;pe|ctantibus &s;iue pertinen~, quae ego p~dict' I. nu&abper; habui mihi, haered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis, ex dono &amp; feoffamento N. K. Habend' &amp; tenend' totum praedict' man~ium cum &abper;tin~, vna cum omnibus praedict' terr~ &amp; <ABBR>tenement,</ABBR> ac caeteris praemi&s;|&s;is &amp; &s;uis pertinen~ p~fato W. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis im|perpetuum, ad v&s;um proprium ip&s;ius W. haeredum &amp; a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uorum, de capitalibus &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A &s;tate of lands &s;old by the Executors.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c W.S. executor te&s;tamenti &amp; vltim~ volun|luntatis W.H dum vixit de R &s;alutem. Noueritis m p~|farum W.S. in complementum &amp; executione~ vltim~ <ABBR>volunt</ABBR> dicti W.H. ac pro &s;umma viginti libraru~ &s;terling' mihi per G.P. prae manibus <ABBR>&s;olut,</ABBR> dedi&s;&s;e, vendidi&s;&s;e, et hoc prae&s;enti &s;cripto <ABBR>indentat</ABBR> confirma&s;&s;e eide~ G. omnia illa terras &amp; te|nementa cum pertinen~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> B. <ABBR>iacent</ABBR> &amp; <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> in villa et &abper;ochia de K. in com~ S. quae nuper fuerunt <ABBR>praedict</ABBR> W.H. Habend' &amp; tenend' oi~a p~dict' terras &amp; ten~ a cum &s;uis perti|nen~ praef. G. haeredib&abus; et <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis imperpetuu~, ad opus &amp; v&s;um ip&s;ius G. haered' et a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uorum, de capitalibus &amp;c. <HI>vt &s;upra.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Feoffement for making of an Obite for terme of twentie yeares.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c quod ego I.D de P. in com~ E&s;&s;ex, dedi, co~ce&s;&s;i, &amp; hac p~&s;enti charta mea co~firmaui W.C.I.S.N.K.E.M T.T. &amp; G.B. omnia illa terras et tenem~ta mea cum perti|nentijs <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> B. <ABBR>&s;cituat,</ABBR> <ABBR>iacent</ABBR>, et <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> in villa &amp; paro|chia de N. in dicto com~ E&s;&s;ex, quae nu&abper; &abper; q~ &s;iui de N. in D. de S. Habendum &amp; tenendum omnia p~dict' terra &amp; ten~ta
<PB N="109" REF="119"> cum pertine~tijs p~fato W.I.N.E.T. &amp; G. haeredib&abus; et a&s;&s;ig|natis &s;uis imperpetuum, ad v&s;um mei p~dict' I.D. &abpro; termino vitae meae, ab&s;&abque; impetitione va&s;ti, et po&s;t meum dece&s;&s;um ad v&s;um et intentione~ <ABBR>&s;ub&s;cript</ABBR>, videlicet, quod p~dict' VV. I. N.E.T. et G. haered' et <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;ui ant uatim durante ter|mino &amp;c. proximo po&s;t meum dece&s;&s;um de <ABBR>exit</ABBR> et &abpro;ficuijs praedictarum terre et tenem~torum prouenient' faciant cele|brari &amp; cu&s;todiri obitum mei p~dicti K. in eccle&s;ia parochiali de E. in com~ p~dict' quolibet die Lune po&s;t nonam in prima &s;eptimana Quadrage&s;imae &amp;c Soluendo et di&s;ponendo &s;u&abper; hm~odi obitum et alia onera &s;ub&s;cripta annuatim durante termino praedicto decem &s;olidos &amp;c. du<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">bus Capellanis &amp;c. die illo ce<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ebrat' vtri&abque; eorum &s;ex denarios, Gardianis dictae eccle&s;iae pro oblatione duos denarios, clerico pro pul&s;atione campanarum octo denatios, pro pane, ca&s;eo, et &s;eruicia, e|mend' et pendend' in eccle&s;ia p~dicta et te~pore obitus p~dicti inter &abper;ochianos ibide~ tunc exi&s;tenr' &s;eptem &s;olidos et duos denarios. Et quod duo feoffator~ &s;uperius nominat' hered' et a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui q~ interfuerint dictis exequijs, habeant et reti|neant annuatim durante termino predicto penes <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">e et <ABBR>int</ABBR> &s;e pro eorum labore circa praemi&s;&s;a exequend' duodecem de|narios. Et po&s;t terminum p~dictu~ finitum, tunc volo et per pre&s;entes concedo quod p~dicti VV.I.N E.T. et G. haered' et a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui &s;int et exi&s;tant feoffati, de et in omnib&abus; prae|dictis terris et tenementis cum pertinentijs ad v&s;um haered' mei p~dicti I.D. et haered' &s;uorum imperpetuum de capita|libus &amp;c. Et ego vero praedictus I. D. et haeredes mei omnia praedicta tetras et tenementa cum pertinentijs praefato VV. I.N.E.T. et G. haeredibus et a&s;&s;ignatis &s;ui<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">, ad v&s;um et in|tentionem &s;upradictam, contra omnes gentes warrantizabi|mus impertuum per prae&s;entes. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed where the Lord graunteth that his tenant &s;hal hold his Copihold by free Charter.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. T. B Miles dominus mam~jde VV. in comi|tatu E. &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam Cum I. VV. clericus ad curiam tentam apud maneriu~ de VV. p~dicto die Lune &abpro;ximo po&s;t fe&s;tum &s;ancti H. anno &amp;c prae&s;ens in cur~ &s;ur&s;um reddidit in man&abus; domini maner~ <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> duo tenem~ta hered tabilia, vnde vnum e&s;t cum domibus <ABBR>ed<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ficat</ABBR>, et aliud tenementu~ non edificatum, ac certa terr~ et mari&s;c' ei&s;dem
<PB REF="120">
<ABBR>tenement</ABBR> <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR>, cum omnibus &s;uis pertinentijs, quondam <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> H<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">iacen~ in W. praedict', ad opus V.T. &amp; I. vxoris eius &amp; haered' &s;uorum: quibus dominus per Sene&s;challum &s;uum conce&s;&s;it inde &s;ei&s;inam: Tenend' ei&s;dem V. &amp; I. vxori eius haeredibus eta&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis per virgam ad voluntate~ dn~i &s;ecun|dum con&s;uetudinem maner~, per &s;eruitia &amp; con&s;uetud' inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;ueta im&abper;petuum, &abpro;ut &abpro; rotulum cur' p~dictae latius-patet. Po&s;tea&abque; praedict' I. obijt viuente <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> V. viro &s;uo, et idem V legitime <ABBR>po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ionat</ABBR> exi&s;tens, de &amp; in p~dictis duobus tenem~tis ac caeteris p~mi&s;&s;is vt p~dictum e&s;t in forma p~dicta, eadem duo ten~ta ac caetera praemi&s;&s;a cum eorum pertinen~ in manus meas nu&abper; &s;ur&s;um reddidit, ad in|tentionem quod ego p~dicta duo tenementa ac caeter~ p~mi&s;&s;a cum &s;uis pertin~ &abper; charta~ meam <ABBR>&s;igillat</ABBR> cuidam I.D. dimit|terem, traderem, liberar~, &amp; confirmar~, Super quo &s;ciatis me p~fatum T.B. &abpro; quadam pecuniae &s;umma mihi per <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> I. prae manibus &s;oluta, demi&s;i&s;&s;e, tradidi&s;&s;e, libera&s;&s;e, &amp; hoc p~&s;enti &s;cripto meo indentato confirma&s;&s;e praefato I.D. <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> duo tenementa, ac praedictas terras cum mari&s;. ei&s;dem ten~tis <ABBR>&s;pectant</ABBR> cum omnibus &s;uis pertinen~, quorum quide~ duorum tenem~torum vnum tenementu~ cum tribus acris terr~ adiacen~ iacet inter terr' H.D. &amp;c. et vnum croftum terrae praedictae <ABBR>continent</ABBR> tres acras terr' iacet inter terr' &amp;c. Et aliud tene|mentu~ dictoru~ duoru~ ten~torum cum tribus acris terr' eidem teneme~to adiacen~, iacet inter terr' &amp;c. et vnum mari&s;c' <ABBR>dict</ABBR> mari&s;c' continen~ tres acras, iacet iuxta ten~tu~ I.P. &amp;c. et qua|tuor acr' mari&s;c' dict' mari<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">c' iacent iuxta mari&s;cu~ vocat' P. ex parte boreali. Habend' et tenend' p~dicta duo tenementa ac terr' et mari&s;c' p~dict', cum omnibus et &s;ingulis eoru~ &abper;ti|nentijs p~fato I.D. haeredibus &amp; a&s;&s;ign<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">tis &s;uis, libere, quiete, bene, et pacifice per cartam imperpetuum. Reddend' inde annuatim mihi praef. T. B. hered' et a&s;&s;ignatis meis dominis manerij <ABBR>p~dict</ABBR> &abpro; tempore exi&s;ten~ x.s. legalis monetae Angl. ad duos anni terminos, viz. ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;. et S. Mich. archang. &abper; aequales porciones, &amp; fac' &s;ectam cur' in manerio meo p~|dicto cum acciderit, Ac etiam vltra hoc <ABBR>reddit</ABBR> ad quamli|bet alienatione~ &s;eu venditionem praedictoru~ duor' ten~torum ac caeterorum praemi&s;&s;orum praed. mihi et haered. meis dn~is maner' praed. pro tempore exi&s;ten~ viij. s. legalis monetae Angl. &abpro; oibus redd. &s;eruic', et demandis quibu&s;cunque, Ita quod &s;i ac quotiens contingat p~d' annuale~ redd. dece~ &s;olid.
<PB N="110" REF="120"> aut p~dict' redd' viij. s. cum vt p~fertur &s;olui debeat aretro fore in &abper;te vel in toto po&s;t alique~ terminu~ &s;olutionis inde praeli|mit' contra forma~ praed', qd' tunc &amp; totiens bene liceat et li|cebit mihi praef. T. B. hered' &amp; a&s;&s;. meis dn~is maner~ p~d' pro te~pore exi&s;ten~, in praed. 2. ten~t' &amp; terr~ &amp; mari&s;c' praed' &amp; in qualibet inde parcellem intrare &amp; di&s;tringere, di&s;trictione&s;&abque; &s;ic captas <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">icite a&s;portare, abducere, effugare, decariare &amp; pe|nes &s;e retinere, quou&s;que de praed' redditu &s;ic aretro <ABBR>exi&s;tent</ABBR> &amp; omnibus inde arreragijs &s;i quae fuerint nobis plenarie fue|rit &s;atisfactum &amp; per&s;olutum Ac in&s;uper noueritis me praef. T.B. feci&s;&s;e, ordina&s;&s;e, &amp; loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectum mihi in Chri&s;to N. P coniunctim &amp; diui&s;im ad deliberandum vice &amp; nomine meo &amp;c. <HI>vt in alijs <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">hartis.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of feoffement of the moitie of a manor recouered by writ of <HI>Entry en le post.</HI></HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod I.D. pro &s;umma &amp;c. mihi per R.F. arm~, prae manib&abus; <ABBR>&s;olut</ABBR> de quibus quide~ xl. li. fateor me plena|rie fore &s;atisfactum et per&s;olutum, dictum&abque; R. hered' exe|cutores et admini&s;tratores &s;uos inde e&s;&s;e acquietos et <ABBR>exone|rat</ABBR> per pre&s;entes, dedi conce&s;&s;i et hac pre&s;enti carta mea co~|firmaui eidem R. <ABBR>medietat</ABBR> maner~ de S. cum pertin~ ac vnius me&s;uagij, vnius gardini, viginti acrarum terrae, decem acraru~ prati, quadraginta acrar~ pa&s;tur~, et xx. &s;olid' reddit' cum per|tin~ in S. et C. in com~ E. Quam quidem medietatem omnium et &s;ingulorum premi&s;&s;orum cum pertin~, ego praedictus I.D. in curia domini regis coram I.B. milite &amp; &s;ocijs &s;uis Iu&s;tic' ip&s;ius domini regis apud We&s;t. nuper recuperaui ver&s;us N. P. &amp; I. vxorem eius per breue dicti dn~i regis de ingre&s;&s;u &s;u&abper; di&s;&s;ei&s;inam <HI>in le po&s;t</HI> prout inter recorda T. termin~ S.H. an|no regni &amp;c. trice&s;imo quarto W. C. in E&s;&s;ex plenius appa|ret. Habend' et tenend' totam p~dictam medietatem dictor~ manerij, terr~ e<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter"> <ABBR>e<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">tent</ABBR> ac ceterorum premi&s;&s;orum cu~ &s;uis per|tin~ praef. R. haeredibus et a&s;&s;ignatis &s;uis imperpetuum, &amp;c. <HI>vt in alijs cartis precedent'.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>A deed of feoffement of lands in auncient deme&s;ne recouered there by fine.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod ego I.D. pro &s;umma &amp;c. mihi nuper per R. F. pre manibus &s;olut' vendidi, dedi, conce&s;&s;i et hac pre|<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="2 letters">nti carta mea confirmaui eidem I. illas tres croftas terr~
<PB REF="121"> cum pertin~ <ABBR>vocat</ABBR> C. prout in&s;imul iacent' apud H. infra pa|rochiam de H in com~ E&s;&s;ex, videlicet, inter terr~ &amp;c. Ac etia~ in con&s;ideratione praedicta, vendidi, dedi, conce&s;&s;i, et hac pre|&s;enti charta mea confirmaui eidem R. quenda~ annuale~ ted|ditum trium &s;olidorum. Ieuandum et percipiendum de tene|ment' &s;equen~, &s;cilicet de I B. pro vno tenemento &amp; charta terr~ in H. vocat' G. duos &s;olidos, et de N.P. pro vno ten~to et vno gardino adiacente in H. praedicta vocat' P. 16. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> ad duos anni terminos, viz. ad fe&s;ta Pa&s;. et S. Michael' archang, per equales portiones annuatim &s;oluend'. Qui quidem tres croft' terrae cu~ pertin~ vna cum annuali redditu predicto ego praed' I. D. nuper habui mihi et heredibus meis per nomen decem acrarum terr~, duarum acrarum prati, quatuor acraru~ pa&s;tur~, et trium &s;olidorum reddit' cum pertin~ in H. et H. et q~ nuper recuperaui ver&s;us T. M. et A. vxore~ eius virtut' cu|iu&s;dam finalis concordie fact' in curiae dn~ae Katherinae, Re|ginae Angliae &amp;c. manerij &s;ui de H. ibidem tenta decimo die F. Anno regni &amp;c. coram A.B.C.D. balliuis ip&s;ius reginae manerij &s;ui p~dict. ac P.C.R.C.I. VV. et E.K. &s;ectatoribus cur~ illius, inter me praef. I.D quer~ et praed' T.M. et A. iam vxorem eius deforc' prout in fine p~d' liquet manife&s;te. Ha|bend' &amp; tenend' praed. tres croft' terr~ ac omnia cetera pre|mi&s;&s;a cum &s;uis pertin~ praef. R. F. hered. et a&s;&s;ign~ &s;uis imper|petuum &amp;c. <HI>vt in alijs chartis.</HI></P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of Feoffement of lands in London.</HEAD>
<P>SCiant &amp;c. quod nos C.T. et K.T. ciues et mercatores L. dimi&s;imus, feoffauimus VV. R filio VV. R. nuper ciuis et mercatoris L.I.W. ciui et mercatori, et domino I.D. rector~ eccle&s;iae &s;ancti B. iuxta B.L. duo ten~ta no&s;tra cum domibus, celarijs, &s;ollarijs, gardinis, et omnibus alijs &s;uis pertinen~ &s;citu|atis in vico vocat' S. M. in parochia &s;ancti A. &s;uper Corne|hill L. &s;cilicet inter cemiterium dictae eccle&s;iae &s;. A. ex parte au&s;trali, et ten~ Abbatis de B. ex parte boreali, ac tenementa quondam T. L. ex parte orientali. Quae quidem duo ten~ta cu~ domib&abus;, celarijs, &s;ollarijs, gardinis et ceteris &s;uis pertinen~, nos praed. I. T. et K. T. nuper habuim&abus; coniunctim ex dimi&s;&s;io|ne et feoffamento praedicti W. C. et filij dicti VV. C. et I. C. fratris eius ciuis et mercatori L. prout in quadam charta per praef. VV. C. et I.C. inde nobis co~ fecta cuius datu~ e&s;t L. &s;ecundo die men&s;is N. Anno regni regis H. quarti po&s;t
<PB N="111" REF="121"> conque&s;tum &s;eptimo plenius continetur. Habendum &amp; te|nendum p~dict' duo tenem~ta cum domibus, celarijs, &s;ollarijs, gardinis, &amp; ceteris &s;uis pertin' quibu&s;cun&abque; p~fat' VV. C. filio dicti VV.C.I.VV. &amp; domino I. W. haered' &amp; a&s;&s;ignat' eoru~ imperpetuu~, libere, quiete, bene, &amp; in pace, de capitalibus dm~s feodorum illorum per &s;eruitia inde debita &amp; de iure con&s;ueta. In cuius rei te&s;timonium huic pre&s;enti chartae no|&s;trae &s;igilla no&s;tra appo&s;uimus I. VV. tunc Maiore <ABBR>Ciuit</ABBR> L. VV. C. &amp; H.C tunc Vicecomitibus eiu&s;dem Ciuitatis I C. tunc illius wardae Alderm~: hijs te&s;tibus I.A.B.S. M. &amp; C. &amp;c. &amp; alijs. Datum L. 24. d<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">e men&s;is N. An' regni &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A feoffement made by him which hath an Hun|dred of the Kings graunt with a Let|ter of Atturney.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos prae&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit, I.I. Miles &s;alute~ in domino. Cum dominus rex nunc trice&s;imo primo die Maij, anno regni &s;ui &amp;c. per liter~ &s;uas patentes dederit &amp; conce&s;&s;erit mihi praef. I.I. inter alia Hundredum de B. in com~ E. cum omnibus iuribus, finibus, amerciamentis, wrecco Maris, &amp; alijs emolumentis &amp; com|moditatibus eidem hundredo <ABBR>debit</ABBR> &s;pectant' &s;iue pettinen' quoui&s;modo. Habend' &amp; tenend' hundredum p~dict' &amp; ce|tera praemi&s;&s;a cum pertin' mihi praef. I.I haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> meis de dicto domino Rege &amp; hered' &s;uis per &s;eruitia inde ab antiquo debita &amp; de iure con&s;ueta imperpetuum, prout in ei&s;dem literis plenius continetur. Noueritis me p~fatu~ I.I. per pre&s;entes, dedi&s;&s;e, conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e, &amp; confirma&s;&s;e, virtute &amp; authoritate licenciae mihi &abper; dictu~ dominu~ Regem &abper; dictas literas &s;uas patenres conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e reuerendo in Chri&s;to patri &amp; domino dn~o I. &abper;mi&s;&s;ione diuina B. &amp; VV. epi&s;copo I.L. Militi, I.B. T. H. ciuibus &amp; Alderm~ L. &amp; VV.C. &s;eruienti meo, praed' hundredu~ de B. cum omnibus iuribus, finibus, amerciamentis, wrecco maris, &amp; alijs emolumentis, &amp; com|moditaribus eide~ hundredo debito &s;pectantibus &s;iue pertin~ quoui&s;modo: Habe~dum &amp; tenend' eidem hundredu~ ac cae|tera p~mi&s;&s;a cum pertin~ p~fato Epi&s;copo I. L.I.B.T. H. &amp; VV.C haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis de dicto dn~o Rege &amp; hered' fuis &abper; &s;erui<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">ia inde ab antiquo debita &amp; de iure con&s;uera im|perpetuu~. Et ego p~f, I.I. &amp; hered' mei hundredu~ praedict',
<PB REF="122"> ac cetera premi&s;&s;a cum pertin~ p~fato epi&s;copo I.B.T. et W. haeredibus &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis contra omnes gentes warrantiza|bimus &amp; defendemus imperpetuum per prae&s;entes. Et vlte|rius noueritis me p~fat' I.I. per pre&s;entes, feci&s;&s;e, con&s;titui&s;&s;e, &amp; in loco meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectos mihi in Chri&s;to S. T. &amp; I.I. meos veros &amp; legitimos Atturnatos coniunctim &amp; diui&s;im ad deliberandu~ pro me &amp; noi~e meo p~fato Epi&s;copo I.B.T. &amp; W. aut eoru~ <ABBR>cert</ABBR> <ABBR>atturnat</ABBR> plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;io|nem &amp; &s;ei&s;inam, de &amp; in p~dicto hundredo ac caeteris prae|mi&s;&s;is cum pertinen~, iuxta vim, formam, &amp; effectu~ prae&s;entis &s;cripti mei eis inde facti: Ratu~ &amp; gratu~ habens &amp; <ABBR>habit</ABBR> to|tu~ &amp; quic quid dict' Atturnati mei nomine meo fecerint &s;eu eoru~ alter fecerit in p~mi&s;&s;is &abper; p~&s;entes. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ huic prae&s;enti &s;cripto meo &s;igillum meu~ appo&s;ui. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A relea&s;e where two haue recouered lands by fine, and he that had the fee &s;imple relea&s;eth to his fellow.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus &amp;c. T. B. &s;alutem. Sciatis me praef. T. remi&s;i&s;&s;e, relaxa&s;&s;e, &amp; ommno de &amp; pro me &amp; haered' meis im|perpetuum per p~&s;entes quietu~ clama&s;&s;e I.P. et W L. in &s;ua plena &amp; pacifica po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione exi&s;tent', haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis totu~ ius meum, titulu~, clameu~, intere&s;&s;e, &amp; demand' quae vn|quam habui, habeo, &s;eu quoui&s;modo in futurum habere po|tero, de &amp; in oibus illis <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">erris &amp; tenem~tis cum pertin~ in K. in com~ E. voc' M quae ego p~d' T. ac praed' R. &amp; W. nuper habuimus nobis &amp; hered' mei praed' T. &abper; nomen vnius me|&s;uagij, vnius gardini, xx. acrar~ terrae, decem acraru~ prati, &amp; xx. acrar' pa&s;tur' cum pertin~ in K. in d<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">cto com~ E. per finem leuat' in curia dn~i Regis cora~ Iu&s;tic' &s;uis apud We&s;tm~ a die &s;anct' M. in vnu~ me~&s;em, anno regni &amp;c. 35. inter nos praef. T.R. &amp; W.M. et N.N. &amp; M. vxore~ eius deforc', &abpro;ut inter recorda finis praed' plenius apparet. Ita videlicet quod nec ego p~dict' T. nec hered' mei, nec aliquis alius nomine no&s;tro aliquod ius, titulum, clam~, intere&s;&s;e, &s;eu demand', de &amp; in praedict' terris &amp; tenementis cum pertin~, nec in aliqua inde parcella de caetero exigere, clamare, &s;eu vendicare poteri|mus nec debemus quoui&s;modo in futuru~, &s;ed ab omni acti|one iuris, tituli, clamei, et demand' inde totaliter &s;umus ex|clufi im&abper;petuum per p~&s;aentes. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="112" REF="122">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney made by Executors.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i &abper; p~&s;entes nos N.I. &amp; M. vxore~ mea~, nuper vxorem T. S ciuis dum vixit &amp; groceri London~, ac executrice~ Te&s;tame~ti eiu&s;de~ T. a&s;&s;igna&s;&s;e, feci&s;&s;e, et loco nr~o con&s;titui&s;&s;e dilectos nobis in Chri&s;to I.C. &amp; M. vxorem eius no&s;tros fideles &amp; legitimos Atturn~, coniunctim &amp; diui|&s;im ad petend', leuand', &amp; recipiendu~ vice &amp; nomine no&s;tro ad eorum &abpro;prium v&s;um, tam o<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">a &amp; &s;ingula mobilia &amp; im|mobilia, hu&s;tilmenta &amp; nece&s;&s;aria quae p~fatus T. die obitus &s;ui habuit &amp; &s;ibi pertinebant infra me&s;uagium &s;iue teneme~|tum &s;uum in H. in com~ E. &amp; quae idem T. per te&s;tamentum &s;uum dedit &amp; legauit p~fato I.C &amp; M. vxori &s;uae, &s;orori eiu&s;|dem T. omnibus &amp; omnimodis hm~odi hu&s;tilme~tis et bonis eidem me&s;uagio &s;iue teneme~to (clam~ &amp; lignifix' omnino exceptis, &amp; eidem me&s;uagio &s;iue <ABBR>tenement</ABBR> vt <ABBR>appropriat</ABBR> re&s;eruatis) quam omina &amp; &s;ingula debita quae dict' T. die eius obitus debeantur infra com~ E. praedict', &amp; debita quae dictus T. in dicto &s;uo te&s;tamento voluit &amp; legauit <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> I.C. &amp; M. vxori eius: Dantes &amp; concedentes p~fatis I. &amp; M. <ABBR>at|tornat</ABBR> no&s;tris, ac vtrique eorum plenam &amp; liberam tenore p~&s;entiu~ pote&s;tatem nr~am, ob defectum deliberationis &amp; &s;o|lutionis in hac parte (&s;i nece&s;&s;&egrave; fuerit) tam omnes &amp; &s;ingu|los debitores, detentores, &amp; eoru~ quemlibet, oium bonorum, hu&s;tilmentorum, &amp; nece&s;&s;ariorum praedictorum &amp; cuiu&s;libet eorum parcell', (exceptis &amp; re&s;eruatis <ABBR>preexcept</ABBR> &amp; re&s;erua|tis) quam omnes &amp; &s;ingulos debitores, detentores deb<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">toru~ praedict', ac quemlibet eoru~ arre&s;tari faciend', impri&s;onand', &amp; extra pri&s;onam deliberand', necnon implacitandum &amp; &abpro;&s;equendu~ in quibu&s;cun&abque; curijs, &amp; coram quibu&s;cun&abque; Iu|dicib&abus; &amp; Iu&s;tic' quoru~ intere&s;t, adeo preci&s;c &amp; integre, &s;icut lex exi<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">it &amp; permittit et de receptis in hac pa<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">te acquietanc' nomine no&s;tro faciendum, &s;igilland', &amp; deliberand', <ABBR>atturnat</ABBR> quoque vnum vel plures &s;ub &s;e con&s;tituend', &amp; &abpro; &s;uo <ABBR>libert</ABBR> reuocand', cetera&abque; omni &amp; &s;ingula quae in p~mi&s;&s;is &amp; circa praemi&s;&s;. nece&s;&s;aria fuerint, &s;eu quomodolibet oportun~ faci|end', exercend', &amp; exequend' adeo integre, prout no&s;metip&s;i facere po&s;&s;umus &s;i pre&s;entes ibidem per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;e|mus: Ratum &amp; gratum <ABBR>habent</ABBR> &amp; habitur~ totu~ &amp; quicquid dicti <ABBR>Atturnat</ABBR> no&s;tri nomine no&s;tro ad eorum &abpro;priu~ v&s;um fecerint &s;eu duxerint, aut fecerit vel duxerit fac' eorum alter in premi&s;&s;is. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="123">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney to enter into lands and tenements.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per p~&s;entes nos H.C. &amp; H. W. feci&s;&s;e, ordina&s;&s;e, &amp; loco nr~o po&s;ui&s;&s;e dilectos nobis in Chri&s;to W. P. gen~ &amp; I.H. no&s;tros veros &amp; legitimos Attorn~, con|iunctim &amp; diui&s;im ad intrandu~ vice &amp; nominibus no&s;tris in maner~ de B. cum pertinen~, ac in quingentas acr~ terr~, vigin<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">i acras prati, quadraginta acras pa&s;turae, quadraginta acr~ bo&s;ci, &amp; quinque libertatas redditus cum pertin~ in B S, &amp; R. in com~ E&s;&s;. quae nos p~dict' H. C. &amp; H. W. per breue domini Regis de ingre&s;&s;u &s;uper di&s;&s;ei&s;inam en <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">e po&s;t, ver&s;us I.K. armig', in cur' dicti dn~i regis coram Iu&s;ticiar' &s;uis apud We&s;tm~ ter|mino &s;ancti Mich. antedict' &amp;c. etiam recuperauim&abus; ad v&s;um I. S. <ABBR>Milit</ABBR>, &amp; haered' &s;uorum, ac de &amp; &s;u&abper; hm~di introitu &s;ic fact', plenam &amp; pacificam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione~, de &amp; in maner', terr', &amp; <ABBR>ten~t</ABBR> praedict' cum pertinen' no<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">bus no&s;tr' capiend' &amp; con|tinuand', ad v&s;um praedicti I.S. &amp; haeredum &s;uorum, donec aliter inde duxerimus di&s;ponend'. Ratum &amp; gratum <ABBR>habent</ABBR> &amp; habitur' quicquid dict' Attorn' no&s;tr' nominibus no&s;tris fecerint, &s;eu eorum alter fecerit in praemi&s;&s;is, prout ibidem prae&s;entes per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;emus. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of Atturney to enter for default of payment.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus &amp;c. A. P. &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. Cum ego <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> A nuper dimi&s;erim, feoffa|uerim, &amp; per quandam chartam meam bipertitam confir|mauerim W.C. vnu~ teneme~tu~ cum &abper;tinen~, <ABBR>&s;cituat</ABBR> in &abper;ochia &s;anct' C. videlicet, inter tenementu~ &amp;c. Habendu~ &amp; tenen|dum praefato W. haered' &amp; <ABBR>a&s;&s;ignat</ABBR> &s;uis imperpetuum, &s;ub forma &amp; conditione &s;equen~, videlicet, quod praedictus W. haered' vel a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui &s;oluerint, aut &s;olui faciant mihi prae|fato A. aut executor~ meis in Eccle&s;ia &s;ancti C. ad fe&s;tum Sancti M. archangeli proxim~ futur~ po&s;t datum <ABBR>chart</ABBR> p~dict' decem libras &amp;c. Et &s;i p~dictus W. vel a&s;&s;ignati &s;ui defeci&s;&s;et vel defeci&s;&s;ent de &s;olutione &s;ummae p~dict', aut in aliqua inde &abper;cella ad fe&s;tum &s;olutionis &s;uperius limitatu~, extunc bene li|ceret mihi p~fato A. in p~dict' <ABBR>tenement</ABBR> cum pertin~ reintrare, &amp; illud in pri&s;tino &s;tatu meo habere, praedicta charta feoffa|menti &amp; dimi&s;ionis non <ABBR>ob&s;tant</ABBR>, prout in eadem charta ple|nius liquet. Et quia praefatus W. de &s;olutione p~dict' fregit:
<PB N="113" REF="123"> Noueritis me praefatu~ A. occa&s;ione praemi&s;&s;. atturna&s;&s;e, &amp; plenam pote&s;tatem meam conce&s;&s;i&s;&s;e dilect' mihi in Chri&s;to C.M. &amp; I.P. coniunctim &amp; diui&s;im ad reintrand' recla|mand', &amp; po&s;&s;idend' pro me &amp; nomine meo in praedict' <ABBR>te|nement</ABBR> cum pertinentijs, vt in pri&s;trino &s;tatu meo, &amp; p~f. W inde expellend' &amp; amouend', dictumque tenementu~ in ma|nibus ip&s;orum T. &amp; I. ad opus meum retinend', donec aliter inde duxerim di&s;ponend': Ratum &amp; <ABBR>grat</ABBR> haben~ &amp; habitus totum quicquid <ABBR>p~fat</ABBR> <ABBR>attornat</ABBR> mei fecerint nomine meo, &s;eu eorum alter fecerit in p~mi&s;&s;is, prout egomet facere po&s;|&s;em &s;i per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;em. In cuius rei te&s;timonium &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of attorney to receiue po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of lands extended by a Statute Marchant.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus &amp;c. T. B. ciuis &amp; Draper L. &s;a|lutem in domino. Cum I.K. Miles, vicecom~ <ABBR>comit</ABBR> E. virtute breuis domini Regis &s;ibi inde direct', extendi feci&s;&s;et vnum me&s;uagium, &amp; viginti acras terrae cum&abper;tinentiis in D. in com~ E. quae fuerint I.K. ad valorem &amp;c. per annum: quod quide~ me&s;&s;uagium &amp; viginti acras terrae cum &abper;tinen~, dictus vicec', cum ea &s;ic extendi feci&s;&s;et, &s;ei&s;ire fecit in manus domini regis. Noueritis me praefatum T. B. a&s;&s;igna&s;&s;e, fe|ci&s;&s;e, locoque meo po&s;ui&s;&s;e &amp; con&s;titui&s;&s;e dilectum &s;eruiente~ meum I. B. meum veru~ &amp; legitimu~ in hac parte <ABBR>attornat</ABBR> ad recipiend' pro me, &amp; nomine meo, de <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> I.K. vic' com~ praed', plenam po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ione~ &amp; &s;ei&s;inam, de, &amp; in praed' me&s;u|agio, &amp; viginti acr~ terr~ cum pertinentijs, quae mihi praefato T. B per dictum vicecom~, virtute breuis dicti domini regis &s;<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">|bi inde direct' liberari debent per <ABBR>extent</ABBR> praed': Tenend' mi|hi &amp; a&s;&s;ignatis meis vt liberum ten~tum meum, &s;ecundu~ te|norem, vim, formam &amp; effectum eiu&s;dem breuis domini re|gis eide~ vic' (vt praefertur) direct'. Dand' &amp; concedend' p~f. attorn~ meo, plenam &amp; &s;ufficientem tenore <ABBR>prae&s;ent</ABBR> pote&s;ta|tem meam authoritatem &amp; mand' &s;peciale, ad faciend', ex|ercend', &amp; exequend' pro me &amp; nomine meo, de &amp; in prae|mi&s;&s;is, et in quolibet p~mi&s;&s;. ea omnia et &s;ingula que ego prae|fatus T.B. fecerim vel facere po&s;&s;em &s;iue deberem, &s;i p~&s;ens ibidem per&s;onaliter intere&s;&s;em: Ratum et gratum habens to|tum et quicquid praedictus atturnatus meus nomine meo fe|cerit in praemi&s;&s;is per pre&s;entes In cuius rei te&s;timonium pre|&s;entibus &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui. Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="124">
<HEAD>&para;To receiue atturney.</HEAD>
<P>REx Balliuis Decani &amp; Capituli Eccle&s;iae beatae A. de C. vel hundred' de S. &s;alutem. Quia per commune con&s;ili|um regni n~ri Angliae prouifum e&s;t, quod quilibet liber ho|mo qui &s;ectam debet ad curiam domini &s;ui, libere po&s;&s;it fa|cere atturn~ &s;uum ad &s;ectamillam pro &s;e faciend'. Vobis pre|cipimus, quod <ABBR>attornat</ABBR> quem I.P. per literas &s;uas patentes loco &s;uo attornare voluerit, ad &s;ectam pro &s;e faciend' ad cu|riam praedictorum Decani &amp; Capituli de C. vel ad hundred' praed' Decani &amp; Capituli de S. loco ip&s;ius R. &s;ine difficultate ad hoc recipiatis hac vice de gratia no&s;tra &s;peciali. Te&s;te &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A letter of atturney to make &s;uit to a Court.</HEAD>
<P>PAteat vniuer&s;is per pre&s;entes, quod ego I.P. attornaui, &amp; in loco meo con&s;titui I. B. meum Attornatum ad &s;ecta~ nomine meo faciend' ad curia~ Decani &amp; Capituli Eccle&s;iae beatae M. Linc' de C. iuxta tenorem breuis Regis balliuis p~|dictorum Decani &amp; Capituli cur~, &s;iue hundred' inde direct': Ratum habitur~ &amp; gratu~ quicquid ide~ I nomine meo fecerit in praemi&s;&s;is, vel in praemi&s;&s;is duxerit faciend'. In cuius rei te&s;timoniu~ p~&s;entibus &s;igillum meum appo&s;ui &amp;c. <ABBR>Dat</ABBR> &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Bill obligatorie.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowen to al by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I W. L. of S. in the county &amp;c. yeoman, owe vnto T. M. gentleman, ten pounds of lawfull money of England, to be paid to the &s;ame T. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, at the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter next to come af|ter the date hereof: To the which paiment wel &amp; truely to be done, I bind mee, my heires &amp; execu|tors by the&s;e pre&s;e~ts. In witne&s;&s;e wherof, to the&s;e pre&s;ents I haue &s;et my &s;eale. Giuen the fir&s;t day of Ianuarie &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another bill obligatorie.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowen vnto all me~ by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I W.L. owe vnto T.M. &amp;c. In witne&s;&s;e &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Obligation made to a Shirife.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per prae&s;entes me I. L. de C. in comi|tatu E. husbandman, teneri &amp; firmiter Obligari T. C.
<PB N="114" REF="124"> Militi Vicecom~ <ABBR>comitat</ABBR> E. in &amp;c. Soluendum eidem vice|com~ aut &s;uo certo <ABBR>atturnat</ABBR> vel <ABBR>execut</ABBR> &s;uis. Ad quam <ABBR>quid</ABBR> &s;olutionem bene &amp; fidelit&egrave;r faciend' obligo me, heredes &amp; <ABBR>execut</ABBR> meos &abper; pre&s;entes. Sigillo meo <ABBR>&s;igillat.</ABBR> Datum &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition of an Obligation where cattell are deliuered by repleuin.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this Obligation is &s;uch, that where the within named Sherife, by vertue of his office, and vpon the complaint of the within bounden I. L. hath deliuered and repleuied to the &s;ame I. two hor&s;es, &amp; iiij. kine, which one W. P. late tooke, and wrongfully withholdeth, as the &s;aid I. &s;aith, if the &s;ame I. doe pur&s;ue his action with effect again&s;t the &s;aid W. for the taking and withholding the &s;aid hor&s;es and kine, and make returne of the &s;ame, if the returne thereof be ad|iudged: And the &s;aid Sherife, his heires and executors, acquite, di&s;charge, and &s;aue harmele&s;&s;e again&s;t our Soueraigne Lord the king, &amp; the &s;aid W. of, and for all and euerie thing concerning the premi&s;&s;es: That then this obligation &s;halbe void and of none effect, or els it &s;hall &s;tand in his full &s;trength and vertue.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition for appearance in the Kings Bench for good abearing.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio i&s;tius obligationis talis e&s;t, quod &s;i interius obli|gatus I. L. compareat per&s;onalit&egrave;r in cu&s;todia infrano|minati vicecomitis, veleius deputat', coram domino Rege in octabis &s;ancti H. proximo futur~ vbicunque tunc fuerit in Anglia, ad inueniendum tunc coram ip&s;o domino Rege &s;uf|ficientem &s;ecuritatem de &s;e bene gerend' erga ip&s;um domi|num Regem &amp; cunctum populum &s;uum, iuxta tenorem bre|uis dicti domini Regis praefat' vicecomit' inde direct' &amp; &s;e bene medio tempore gerat Et dict' vicecom~, heredes &amp; ex|ecutores &s;uos erga dominum Regem &amp; cunctum populum &s;uum, de &amp; in omnibus <ABBR>concernent</ABBR> premi&s;&s;a indemnes co~|&s;eruet, quod tunc prae&s;ens obligatio pro nullo habeatur, alio|quin in &s;uo robore permaneat &amp; virtute.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="125">
<HEAD>&para;A condition for appearance in the Kings Bench for the peace.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio &amp;c. quod &s;i infraobligatus I. L. compareat per|&s;onaliter in cu&s;todia <ABBR>infranominat</ABBR> vicecomitis &amp;c. co|ram domino Rege in octabis S. Michaelis proximo futur~, vbicun&abque; tunc fuerit in Anglia, ad inueniendum tunc coram ip&s;o dn~o Rege &s;ufficientem &s;ecuritatem pacis domini Regis de &s;e bene gerendo erga ip&s;um dominu~ Regem &amp; cunctum populum &s;uum, &amp; precipue erga H.C. iuxta tenorem breuis ip&s;i&abus; dicti Regis <ABBR>praefat</ABBR> vicecom~ inde direct', et medio tem|pore pacem gerat. Et dictum vicecom~, heredes &amp; executo|res &s;uos erga dominum Regem &amp; cunctum populum &s;uum, &amp; precipue erga praedict' H. de &amp; in omnibus concernen~ p~|mi&s;&s;a indempnes con&s;eruet, quod tunc prae&s;ens obligatio &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition for appearance in the Com|mon place for debt.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio i&s;tius obligationis &amp;c. quod &s;i interius <ABBR>obligat</ABBR> I. L. compareat per&s;onaliter in cu&s;todia <ABBR>infranominat</ABBR> Vicecom~, vel eius <ABBR>deputat</ABBR>, coram Iu&s;ticiarijs domini Regis apud We&s;tmon~ a die Pa&s;chae in quindecem dies, ad re&s;pon|dendum tunc &amp; ibidem H. B. de placito debiti, vel detentio|nis, vel compoti, iuxta tenorem breuis domini Regis praef. vicecom~ inde direct'. Et dict' vicecom~, heredes &amp; executo|res &s;uos, erga dominum regem &amp; praed' H. de &amp; in omnibus concernen~ praemi&s;&s;. indempn~ con&s;eruet, quod tunc &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition containing one day of payment.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio i&s;tius obligationis talis e&s;t, quod &s;i infranomina|tus L. L. hered' vel executores &s;ui &s;oluant aut &s;olui faciant infranominato W. vel executoribus fuis, ad fe&s;tu~ Natalis do|mini proximo futur~ po&s;t datum infra&s;criptum, decem libras legalis monetae Angliae, quod tunc prae&s;ens obligatio &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition contayning two dayes of payment.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio &amp;c. quod &s;i interius obligatus I. L. heraedes vel executores &s;ui &s;oluant, aut &s;olui faciant <ABBR>infranominat</ABBR> W.
<PB N="115" REF="125"> vel executoribus &s;uis, decem libras &s;terlingorum in forma &s;equen~, videlicet, ad fe&s;tum Pa&s;chae proxim futurum po&s;t datum infra&s;criptum quinque libras, &amp; ad fe&s;tum &s;ancti Mi|chaelis Archangeli tunc proximo &s;equen~ quinque libras, quod tunc &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition contayning diuers daies of payment.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio &amp;c. quod &s;i infranominatus I. T. heredes vel executores &s;ui &s;oluant, aut &s;olui facia~t infranominato W. vel executoribus &s;uis centum libras in forma &s;ub&s;cripta, vide|licet, ad fe&s;tum Pa&s;chae infra&s;criptum quinque libras, ad fe|&s;tum Sancti L. Bap. extunc proximo <ABBR>&s;equent</ABBR> quinque libras, ad fe&s;tum &s;ancti Michaelis archangeli extunc proximo &s;e|quen~ quinque libr~, ad fe&s;tum Natalis domini extunc proxi|mo &s;equent' quinque libras. Et po&s;t predictum primum an|num &s;ic completum, de anno in annum, vnum po&s;t alium continue &s;equent' quolibet anno viginti libras, videlicet, ad quamlibet fe&s;torum predictorum quinque libras quou&s;que predicte centum libre plenarie per&s;oluantur, quod tunc pre|&s;ens obligatio &s;it nullius valoris, et &s;i defectus fiat in aliqua &s;olutione predict' in parte vel in toto contra formam pre|dictam, quod tunc pre&s;ens obligatio &s;tet in &s;uo robore &amp; effectu.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other condition for the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio &amp;c. quod &s;i interius obligat' I. &amp; R. &s;oluant aut &s;olui faciant aut eorum alter &s;oluat &s;eu &s;olui faciat infranominat' W. vel executoribus &s;uis &s;ex libras &s;terlingo|rum forma &s;equenti, videlicet in fe&s;to Natalis domini infra|&s;cript', in fe&s;to Annunciationis beatae Mariae virginis tunc &abpro;ximo <ABBR>&s;eque~t</ABBR>, in fe&s;to <ABBR>Natiuit</ABBR>, &amp; in fe&s;to &s;ancti M. archan|geli tunc proximo &s;equent, &amp; &s;ic deinceps a fe&s;to in fe&s;tu~, quarterio in quarterium, &amp; anno in annum, vno po&s;t ali|um extunc proxime &amp; immediate &s;equen~, videlicet quo|libet huiu&s;modi fe&s;to fe&s;torum predictorum tres &s;olidos &amp; quatuor denarios, quou&s;que predicte &s;ex libre integre &amp; ple|narie per&s;oluantur, quod tunc pre&s;ens obligatio ca&s;&s;etur &amp; pro nullo habeatur. Et &s;i defectus fiat de aut in aliqua &s;olu|tione &s;olutionum predictar~ in parte vel in toto contra for|mam predictam, quod extunc pre&s;ens obligatio in omni &s;uo robore &s;tet &amp; effectu.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="126">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to deliuer a la&s;t of Salmon.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition of this Obligation is &s;uch, that where the within bounden W. the day of the date within written, hath bargained and &s;old to the within named H. one la&s;t of Salmon, accoun|ting xij. barrels for a la&s;t, good, &s;alt, red, &s;weete &amp; merchantable, to be truely packed in barrels of a&s;&s;i&s;e of the great bond, for the which la&s;t of Salmon the &s;aid W. knowledgeth him&s;elfe truly to be &s;ati&s;fied, contented and payd: if the &s;aid W. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes well and truely without any delay deliuer or cau&s;e to bee deliuered to the &s;aid H. or to his a&s;&s;ignes, by the fea&s;t of Saint P. within written, the &s;ayd la&s;t of Salmon good, &s;alt, red, &s;weete and marchantable, franke and free at L. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition that the obligor &s;hall not &s;ell his lands to no other per&s;on but to the obligee.</HEAD>
<P>THe Condition &amp;c. that if the within bounden I. L. at any time hereafter be willing &amp; min|ded to bargaine, alien, &s;ell, or put away his great me&s;uage with the appurtenances in L. called the Bell in N, then if the &s;aid I. bargaine and &s;ell vnto the within named W. or his heires the &s;ayd me&s;uage with the appurtena~ces before any other per&s;on or per&s;ons, he paying for the &s;ame a&s;much as any other will doe, without couin, fraud, or de|ceipt. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Condition to &s;aue a man harmele&s;&s;e of an Ob|ligation that he is bound with him to another.</HEAD>
<P>THe Condition &amp;c. that if the within bounden I. his heires &amp; executors di&s;charge, &s;aue, and keepe harmeles the within named W. his heires and executors again&s;t one T. S. and his execu|tours, of and for the &s;umme of twentie pounds &s;terling, for the which the &s;ayd Iohn and W.
<PB N="116" REF="126"> at the in&s;tance and reque&s;t of the &s;ayd I. &amp; for him by their writing obligatory bearing date the iiij. day of N. in the xxvj. yere of &amp;c. iointly &amp; &s;euerally &s;tandeth bound to the &s;ayd T. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to keepe the peace vntill a certaine day, and then to appeare before the Kings Coun&s;ell.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That if the within bounden I. ob&s;erue &amp; keepe the peace agayn&s;t the King our &s;oueraigne Lord, and all his liege people be|tweene this and the xv. of Ea&s;ter next comming, and then do per&s;onally appeare before the King and his mo&s;t honorable Coun&s;ell in the Starre chamber at We&s;tmin&s;ter, and &s;o from day to day, and not to depart without licence: That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to di&s;charge and &s;aue harmeles, of an obli|gation, bands, writings and promi&s;es.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That if the within bounden I. acquite, di&s;charge, and &s;aue harmele&s;&s;e the within named W. his heyres and executors at all times hereafter agayn&s;t all maner of per&s;ons, as well of and for all &s;uch &s;ummes of money, obly|gations, bandes, writinges, and promi&s;es, in and by the which the &s;ayd W. &s;tandeth charged and bound for &s;uch &s;tocke and goodes, as before thys time haue bin partible betweene the &s;ayd I. and M. as of &amp; for all maner of expences of hou&s;hold, and of the rents &amp; farmes of the waxehou&s;e, &s;hop, and hou&s;e, which they both of late held and occu|pyed together, &s;et, lying, and being in C. within the City of L. That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>A condition to keepe the peace.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio i&s;tius obligationis talis e&s;t, quod &s;i interius obli|gat' R. de cetero bene &amp; hone&s;t&egrave; &s;e habeat &amp; pace~ dn~i Regis gerat erga infranominatos I. S. &amp; W. R. &amp; eorum vtrunque, &amp; omnes familiares &amp; &s;eruientes &s;uos, &abpro;ut ordo charitatis &amp; hone&s;tatis id requiret, ac erga ip&s;os I &amp; W &s;eu eorum alteru~ non tran&s;gre&s;&s;us fuerit in verbo nec opere, qd' in ip&s;oru~ I. &amp; W. damnu~ &s;eu le&s;ione~ nominis &s;ui &s;iue bonae
<PB REF="127"> famae aliqualiter conuert' poterit, ac etiam &s;i dicti I. &amp; W. &s;iue eorum alter per p~dictum R. aut per aliquem alium &s;eu aliquos alios eius cau&s;a quaerelam facere amore, odio, in&s;ti|gatione &s;eu &abpro;curatione de caetero non pro&s;equant' nec im|placitantur pro aliqua cau&s;a, q~rela, &s;eu materia quacunque, inter dictos I. &amp; W. et p~fat' R. aperte dat' infra&s;criptum habit' mot', &s;eu exort', quod tunc prae&s;ens obligatio nulla habeatur: Et &s;i praedict' R. contra praemi&s;&s;a &s;eu eorum ali|quid in futurum fecerit, &s;eu &abpro;curauerit, quod tunc prae&s;ens obligatio in omni &s;uo robore &s;tet in effectu &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition of Arbiterment, and if the arbitrators cannot agree, to &s;tand to the iudgement of an Vmpier.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio &amp;c. quod &s;i infra obligatus I. Archer &s;teterit, et obedierit arbitrio, ordinationi, et iudicio E.C.W.K.I.T. &amp; H.P. arbitratorum tam ex &abper;te infra&s;cript' Agnetis, quam ex parte dicti Iohi~s Archer, indifferenter electorum de &amp; &s;uper omnibus &amp; omnimodis actionibus tam &s;piritualibus quam temporalibus, di&s;cordijs, variacionibus, debitis, &amp; de|mandis quibu&s;cunque inter &abper;tes p~dictas quoui&s;modo ante datum infra&s;criptum habitis, factis, inactis, &s;eu perpetratis, &amp; illa arbitrium, ordinationem, et iudicium dictoru~ quatuor arbitratorum de &amp; praemi&s;&s;is fiendu~ &amp; rendendum, dictus Ioh. A. ex parte &s;ua iu&s;te &amp; fideliter fecerit, tenuerit, &amp; per|impleuerit, Ita quod hm~odi arbitrium, ordinatio, &amp; iudici|um, de &amp; in praemi&s;&s;is, fiant &amp; reddantur citra vltimum di|em p~&s;entis men&s;is Maij &abpro;ximo futurum infralimitatum. Et &s;i praedicti quatuor arbitratores de et in praemi&s;&s;is citra diem p~dict' inter&s;e concordare nequeant, &s;i tunc praedictus I. A. &s;teterit &amp; obedierit ordinationi et finali iudicio talis vmparis qualis dicti quatuor arbitratores inter &s;e citra diem praedictu~ eligere et nominare voluerint, ad iudicandum de &amp; &s;uper p~mi&s;&s;is, et illam ordinatione~ &amp; finale iudiciu~ dicti vmparis &s;ic eligendi &amp; nominandi de &amp; in p~mi&s;&s;is fiendum &amp; reddendum dict' Ioh. Archer ex &abper;te &s;ua iu&s;te et fideliter fecerit, tenuerit, et perimpleuerit, Ita &abquod; hm~odi ordinatio et finale iudicium dicti vmparis &s;ic eligendi et nominandi de et in praemi&s;&s;is fiant et reddantur citra diem Natiuitatis S. Ioh. Bapt extunc &abpro;ximo &s;equentis, quod tunc prae&s;ens &amp;c. <HI>(vel &s;ic:)</HI> Et &s;i praedicti quatuor arbitratores de et in
<PB N="117" REF="127"> praemi&s;&s;is citra diem praedict' inter &s;e concordare nequeant, qd' tunc praedictus Iohi~s Archer &s;teterit et obedierit ordina|tioni &amp; finali iudicio P. A. vmparis inter partes p~dict' electi &amp; nominati ad iudicandum de &amp; &s;u&abper; praemi&s;&s;is, &amp; illa~ ordi|natione~ &amp; finale iudiciu~, dicti vmparis de et in praemi&s;&s;is fi|endum &amp; reddendum, dictus Ioh. Archer ex parte &s;ua iu&s;te &amp; fideliter fecerit, tenuerit, et perimplerit, Ita qd' hm~o|di ordinatio &amp; finale iudicium dicti vmparis de &amp; in p~mi&s;|&s;is fiant &amp; reddantur citra diem Natalis &s;ancti I. Bapt. ex|tunc &abpro;oximo &s;equentis, quod tunc prae&s;ens obligatio &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition that a man &s;hall hone&s;tly behaue him&s;elfe, and not to re&s;ort to the hou&s;e of the obligee.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That if the within bounden I. L. from henceforth well &amp; hone&s;tly, a&s;wel in wordes as in deeds, behaue and demeane him|&s;elfe again&s;t the within named William P. and from this time forward, neither to rebuke, mi&s;lay threat, manace, face, ne brace the &s;ame William, nor him any bodily hurt or harme, doe or pro|cure to be done, nor any a&s;&s;ault or affray vpon him make, or cau&s;e to be made: And al&s;o do not from henceforth, come, re&s;ort, or draw vnto the hou&s;e of the &s;aid William, he being ab&s;ent or pre&s;ent, nor with him, ne any of his be accompanied, eating, drinking, familiar, or conuer&s;ant, within his &s;aid hou&s;e: That then this pre&s;ent obligation &s;hall be vtterly void and of none effect. And if the &s;aid Iohn do contrary to the premi&s;&s;es, or to any point of them: That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition that the husband &s;hall &s;uffer his wife to make a Will of her goods to the value of xl. pounds.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That if the within bounden R. P. doe permit and &s;uffer one Mary Den, which the &s;ame R. by Gods grace &s;hall take to wife, in her extreame day or daies at any time be|fore her death, to declare and make her will, de|ui&s;e, and giue at her plea&s;ure xl. pounds &s;terling
<PB REF="128"> to what per&s;on or per&s;ons, and vnto what v&s;e or purpo&s;e as &s;he will, at her plea&s;ure: And al&s;o do permit and &s;uffer her executors to prone, declare, and performe the la&s;t will by her made, without vexation or interruption, denying or impediment of the &s;aid E. And al&s;o if the &s;ame R. doe per|forme, fulfill, ob&s;erue, pay, and content the &s;aid xl. pounds &s;o by her a&s;&s;igned, bequeathed, and willed, to &s;uch per&s;on or per&s;ons, and in &s;uch ma|ner and v&s;e, &amp; at &s;uch daies, and within &s;uch time as by her &s;hal be deui&s;ed, bequeathed, and willed, without any further delay: That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition that the husband &s;hall leaue his wife worth a hundred pounds after his death.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That where the within boun|den I. L. &s;hall by the grace of God marry and take to wife one A. P. widow, if the &s;aid I after the &s;aid marriage had and &s;olemnized, happen to dye before the &s;aid A. that then if the &s;aid I. doe leaue the &s;aid A. worth an hundreth pounds in money and moueables, ouer and aboue hou&s;hold &s;tuffe, by legacie or otherwi&s;e, to be deliuered by the executors or a&s;&s;ignes of the &s;aid I. to the &s;aid A. her executors or a&s;&s;ignes within one moneth next after the death of the &s;aid I. to be imployed and di&s;po&s;ed to the proper v&s;e of the &s;aid A. at her will and plea&s;ure &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition to performe certaine couenants, compri&s;ed in a paire of Indentures.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. That if the within bounden I. L. well and truely performe, ob&s;erue, and keepe all and &s;inguler the bargains, couenants, graunts, articles, and agreements, contained and &s;pecified in a paire of Inde~tures, of the dace with|in written, concerning a bargaine of certaine Mault, made betweene the within named W. S. on the one partie, and the &s;aid I. L. on the other partie, which on the behalfe of the &s;aid I. are
<PB N="118" REF="128"> to be performed, ob&s;erued and kept after the true meaning of the &s;aid Indentures: That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Another condition of &amp;c. in Latin.</HEAD>
<P>COnditio i&s;tius obligac' &amp;c. quod &s;i infranominatus I. L. ben~ &amp; fideliter pro parte &s;ua teneat, cu&s;todiat, &amp; perim|pleat oe~s &amp; &s;ingulas co~uentiones, co~dic', co~ce&s;&s;iones, &s;olue' &amp; appunctuamenta, <ABBR>content</ABBR> &amp; &s;pecificatas in quibu&s;da~ In|denturis de <ABBR>dat</ABBR> <ABBR>infra&s;cript.</ABBR> <HI>Vel &s;ic,</HI> omnes &amp; &s;ingulas co~ue~|tiones, conditiones, &amp;c. in quibu&s;dam Indenturis <HI>(of &s;ale of wood, or land)</HI> de <ABBR>dat</ABBR> <ABBR>infra&s;cript</ABBR>, inter praef. I. L. ex vna parte &amp; infranominat' W. S. ex altera parte inde confecta, quod tunc pre&s;ens obligatio &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A condition concerning the office of a Sherifes Bailie.</HEAD>
<P>THe condition &amp;c. that if the within bounden I. A. well and truely exerci&s;e &amp; occupie the office of the bailiwicke of the hundred of C. vnder the within named E. T. being &s;hirife of E. be readie and attendant vpon the &s;aid &s;hirife and his depu|tie, at all times when he &s;hal be required in execu|ting his &s;aid office of &s;hirifewicke, and di&s;charge and &s;aue harmele&s;&s;e the &s;aid &s;hirife again&s;t our &s;o|ueraigne lord the K. &amp; to all other per&s;ons for exe|cuting of all maner of proce&s;&s;e, precepts, warra~ts and commandements, to bee directed, executed &amp; done by the &s;aid I. &amp; of all pri&s;oners as &s;hall be in his cu&s;todie, and well and truely content and pay to the &s;ame &s;hirife, his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, all the i&s;&s;ues, reuenues and profits of the &s;ayd hun|dred, whereof the certainties amount to the &s;u~me of 4. li. by the confe&s;&s;ion of the &s;ayd Bailife, to be paid duely at the fea&s;t of Ea&s;ter, and Saint Mi|chael the archangel next comming, and al&s;o leuy, content and pay to the &s;hirife, all &s;uch greene waxe, pype &s;iluer, &amp; i&s;&s;ues as the &s;aid &s;hirife &s;hall be charged within the &s;aid hundred, and as &s;halbe e&s;treted out of the &s;aid baylie together to be paied to the &s;aid &s;hyrife, afore the &s;aid fea&s;t of S. Mi|chael: That then &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="129">
<HEAD>&para;Acquitance made by one creditor.</HEAD>
<P>OMnibus Chri&s;ti fidelibus ad quos pre&s;ens &s;criptum per|uenerit I.K. &s;alutem in domino &s;empiternam. Cum. W. B. teneatur mihi praefato I. ac cuidam H. Long, in decem li|bris &s;terling. &s;oluendum nobis aut vni no&s;trum ad diuer&s;os terminos prout in quadam obligatione &amp; defe&s;anc' &s;uper eandem nobis inde confect' plenius co~tinetur. Noueritis me praefatum I. recepi&s;&s;e &amp; habui&s;&s;e die confectionis pre&s;entium de prefato W. viginti &s;olidos &s;terling. in partem &s;olutionis p~|dictar' dece~ libraru~, viz. pro termino Natalis domini prox. futurum, de quib&abus; quida~ xx. s. fateor me fore &s;olut' dictum|que W. heredes &amp; executores &s;uos inde e&s;&s;e quietum &amp; ex|oneratum per pre&s;entes. In cuius rei &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A &s;hort quitance for the farme of a benefice.</HEAD>
<P>BE it knowne to all men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I T. C. par&s;on of P. in the County of E. haue receiued and had the day of making hereof, of I. L. x. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling for the halfe yere farme of my &s;ayd par&s;onage, to me due at the fea&s;t of S. Michael tharchangel la&s;t pa&s;t before the date hereof. In witne&s;&s;e whereof to this bill I haue &s;et my &s;cale. Giuen the x. day of October, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;Acquitance for the redemption of lands before &s;old conditionally.</HEAD>
<P>BE it known vnto al men by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that I I. Long of London gent. haue receiued and had this pre&s;ent day, at the Font &s;tone in the Ca|thedrall Church of &s;aint Paul in L. between the houres of one and foure of the clocke at afternoon of the &s;ame day, of W. G. of S. in the Countie of E&s;&s;ex yeoman, xl. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> &s;terling, for the redemption &amp; in full &s;ati&s;faction of all and &s;inguler tho&s;e tene|ments with thappurtenances in the pari&s;h of S. and P. in the &s;aid County of E&s;&s;ex, called N. and D. contained &amp; &s;pecified in a patre of Indentures of couenant, bearing date the xvj. day of Ianuary in the xxx. yere &amp;c. made betweene the &s;aid W. G. on the one part, and mee the &s;aid I. L. on the o|ther part, of, for and concerning the bargaine and
<PB N="119" REF="129"> &s;ale of all and &s;inguler the &s;aid lands &amp; tenements conditionally, as by the &s;ame Indentures thereof made more at large do appeare, of the which xl. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> in full payment, and contentation, as is aboue|&s;aid receiued, I the &s;aid I. L. knowledge me well and truely contented, &s;ati&s;fied, &amp; paid, and there|of, and of euery parcell thereof, I cleerely acquite and di&s;charge the &s;aid W. G. his heires and exe|cutors by the&s;e pre&s;ents. In witne&s;&s;e whereof to the&s;e pre&s;ents, I the &s;aid Iohn Long haue &s;et to my &s;eale the fir&s;t day of March, in the thirty yere of the &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A Defea&s;ance vpon a Recogni&s;ancee taken by the chiefe Iu&s;tice of the Kings Bench, or Common place.</HEAD>
<P>NOuerint vniuer&s;i per prae&s;entes nos R. W. de D. in comi|tatu E. yeoman, &amp; I. P. de D. in comitatu praedicto yeo|man, teneri &amp; firmiter obligari T.L. de B. in comitatu prae|dicto in centum libris &s;terlingorum, &s;oluendum eidem T. aut &s;uo certo Atturnato hoc &s;criptum o&s;ten&s;uro, haeredi|bus vel executoribus &s;uis, in fe&s;to omnium Sanctoru~, proxi|mo futuro po&s;t datum prae&s;entium: Et &s;i defecerimus in &s;o|lutione praedicti debiti, volumus &amp; concedimus quod tunc currat &s;uper nos, &amp; vtrumque no&s;trum, haeredes &amp; execu|tores no&s;tros, poena in &s;tatuto Stapulae de debitis &amp; mer|cand' in eadem <ABBR>empt</ABBR> recuperandis ordinata &amp; proui&s;a, &amp;c. Datum decimo &amp;c.</P>
<P>THis Indenture witne&s;&s;eth, that whereas R. W. of D in the Countie of E&s;&s;ex yeoman, and I. P. of D. in the County afore&s;aid yeoman, by a certaine Recogni&s;ance prouided for the recouery of debts taken, recogni&s;ed, &amp; &s;ealed before Sir E. Mountagne knight, chiefe Iu&s;tice of the Kings bench, bearing date the day of the&s;e pre&s;ents, &s;tand and be iointly &amp; &s;euerally bound vnto T.L. of T. in the &s;aid County of E&s;&s;ex yeoman, in the &s;umme of one hundreth pounds &s;terling to be paied as in the &s;ame recogni&s;ance thereof made more plainly
<PB REF="130"> doth appeare. Neuerthele&s;&s;e the &s;aid T. for him his heires and executors, willeth and granteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if the &s;aid R. &amp; I. their heires, executors, or a&s;&s;ignes, or any of them, do well and truely content and pay, or cau&s;e to be contented &amp; paid vnto the fore&s;aid T. his heires, executors, or a&s;&s;ignes, the &s;umme of xl. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> of good and lawfull money of England, in manner and forme follow|ing, that is to &s;ay, at the fea&s;t of all Saints next comming after the date hereof, v. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> at the dwel|ling hou&s;e of the &s;aid T. wher he now inhabiteth, and the fir&s;t day of May then next following fiue pounds at the &s;aid hou&s;e, and &s;o forth from yeare to yeare, and halfe yere to halfe yeare, at the lea&s;t of all Saints, and the fir&s;t day of May next and immediatly en&s;uing another, at the hou&s;e of the &s;aid Thomas, as is afore&s;aid, fiue pounds, vntill the &s;aid &s;umme of xl. pounds be fully contented &amp; paid: That then the fore&s;aid Recogni&s;ance to be vtterly void and of none effect. And if default of paiment be made in any of the &s;aid payments, in part, or in all, contrarie to the forme afore&s;aid, the~ the &s;aid R. and I. willeth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;ame Recogni&s;ance &s;hall &s;tand in full &s;trength and vertue. In witne&s;&s;e whereof the &s;aid parties to the&s;e Indentures &s;underly haue &s;et to their Seales. Giuen the xvij. day of May, &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture vpon the re&s;ignation of a benefice.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made the 3. day of Iune, in the yere of our Lord God 1543. in the 35. yeare of the raigne of our Soueraigne Lord Henrie the 8. by the grace of God, King of England, France, and Ireland, defender of the faith, and of the Church of England, and al&s;o of Ireland, and in earth Supreme head, betweene Sir Simond B. late Par&s;on of the pari&s;h Church, and Par&s;o|nage of P. in the Countie of C. and in the dioces of Exeter on the one partie, &amp; &s;ir Iohn B. of P.
<PB N="120" REF="130"> afore&s;aid Prie&s;t on thother party, witne&s;&s;eth that where the &s;aid &s;ir Simond at the in&s;tance of the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn hath re&s;igned his &s;aid pari&s;h church and par&s;onage into the Ordinaries hands of the &s;ame, to the intent that the &s;aid Ordinarie &s;hall in&s;titute and induct the &s;aid Sir Iohn, Par&s;on of the &s;aid pari&s;h Church and Par&s;onage. Where|upon it is couenanted, concluded and fully agreed betweene the &s;aid parties, &amp; either of them coue|nanteth and graunteth, to and with the other of them by this Indenture in manner and forme fol|lowing, that is to wit, the &s;aid Sir Iohn for him and his executors conenanteth and graunteth to and with the &s;aid &s;ir Simond by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;ame &s;ir Iohn at &s;uch time as hee &s;hall be lawfully in&s;tituted and inducted Par&s;on of the &s;aid pari&s;h Church and Par&s;onage, &s;hall make, or cau&s;e to be made to the &s;aid &s;ir Simond, &s;uch a good, &s;ure, &s;ufficient, and a lawfull bond, as &s;hall be rea&s;onably adui&s;ed or deui&s;ed by the &s;aid &s;ir Simond, or his learned coun&s;el, for the a&s;&s;urance, &s;uertie, and &s;ure payment of an annuable pen&s;ion of vij. pounds of good &amp; lawfull money of Eng|land, to be paid to the &s;aid &s;ir Simon or his a&s;|&s;ignes, vpon the Font &s;tone in the body of the Ca|thedrall Church of S. Paul in London, at two termes of the yeare, that is to wit, on the day of All Saints, betweene the houres of nine &amp; eleuen of the clocke before noone of the &s;ame day, three pounds &amp; ten &s;hillings, and on the day of Pente|co&s;t, betweene nine and eleuen of the clocke be|forenoone of the &s;ame day, three pounds and ten &s;hillings, and &s;o from yeare to yeare, one after an other, then next and immediatly following, du|ring the naturall life of the &s;aid &s;ir Simond, the fir&s;t terme of payment thereof to begin on the day of All Saints now next comming. And al&s;o that the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn and his executors at all and euery time and times hereafter, &s;hall cleerely ac|quite and di&s;charge and &s;aue harmele&s;&s;e the &s;ayd &s;ir Simond and his executors and euery of them
<PB REF="131"> a&s;well again&s;t the King our Soueraigne Lord, as again&s;t all and euery other per&s;on or per&s;ons, of and for all maner of di&s;mes, &s;ub&s;idies, taxes, and tallages, and all other charges what&s;oeuer they bee, beeing due to be paid and borne out, for the &s;aid benefice. And moreouer the &s;ayd Sir Iohn couenanteth and graunteth, to and with the &s;ayd &s;ir Simond by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;ame Sir Iohn within xiiij. dayes next and immediatly af|ter that hee &s;hall bee &s;o in&s;tituted and inducted, &s;hall by his deed &s;ufficient in the law, clearely re|mit and relea&s;e vnto the &s;aid &s;ir Simond, all and all maner actions, &s;uits, quarrels debts, debates, accompts, tre&s;pa&s;&s;es, iniuries, &amp; demaunds what|&s;oeuer they be, which again&s;t the &s;aid &s;ir Simond and his executors euer hee hath had, or hereafter &s;hall now haue, a&s;well by rea&s;on of dilapidations of the &s;aid Church &amp; Par&s;onage, as by any other rea&s;on or cau&s;e from the beginning of the world, vnto the day of the date of the &s;aid Letters of ac|quitance. And furthermore, the &s;ayd &s;ir Iohn for him and his executors couenanteth and granteth, to and with the &s;aid Sir Simond by the&s;e pre|&s;ents, that he the &s;ame Sir Iohn, or his a&s;&s;ignes, before the fea&s;t of all Saints now next comming, &s;hall deliuer, or cau&s;e to bee deliuered to the &s;ayd Sir Simond, or his a&s;&s;ignes, a good, &s;ure, &s;uffi|cient, and a lawfull decree vnder the &s;eale of the &s;aid Ordinarie, whereby or wherewith the &s;ayd Pari&s;h Church &s;hall &s;tand and bee &s;ufficiently charged and bound for the a&s;&s;urance and &s;ure pai|ment of the &s;aid yearely pen&s;ion of vij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> to be paid to the &s;aid Sir S. or his a&s;&s;ignes, during the life naturall of the &s;ayd &s;ir S. after the forme aboue|&s;aid. And al&s;o the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn couenanteth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that in ca&s;e one Th. H. <ABBR>E&s;q.</ABBR> one of the Patrons of the &s;aid benefite, his heires or a&s;&s;ignes, doe not feale the pre&s;entati|on, whereby the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn &s;hould bee pre&s;ented Patron of the &s;aid Pari&s;h Church &amp; par&s;onage, that then the &s;aid Sir Simond &s;hall bee re&s;tored
<PB N="121" REF="131"> againe to his &s;aid benefice without any let, gain|&s;aying, or interruption of the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn, or any other per&s;on or per&s;ons by or for him, the fore&s;aid re&s;ignation, or any other couenant aboue &s;pecified to the contrary in any wi&s;e notwith&s;tanding. And the &s;aid &s;ir Simond for him &amp; his executors will, and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that if the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn, well and truely performe, ob&s;erue and keepe all and euery the couenants, graunts, pro|mi&s;es, and paiments aboue&s;aid, which on his part are to be performed, ob&s;erued, fulfilled, and kept, in manner and forme aboue rehear&s;ed: That then an obligation of the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents, where|in the &s;aid &s;ir Iohn and one William Browne of the pari&s;h of &s;aint Dominicke in the &s;aid County of Cornwall yeoman, be iointly holden &amp; bounden to the &s;aid &s;ir Simond in CC. Markes &s;terling, &s;hall be voide and had for nought, or el&s;e it &s;hall &s;tand in full &s;trength and vertue. In witne&s;&s;e whereof, the &s;aid parties to the&s;e Indentures in|terchangeably haue &s;et to their &s;eales. Giuen the day and yeare aboue writen.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An Indenture where the executor of the &s;econd lea&s;ee graunteth ouer his e&s;tate with a &s;tocke.</HEAD>
<P>THis Indenture made betweene Agnes Iohn|&s;on of London widdow, late the wife and exe|cutrix of the Te&s;tament and la&s;t will of William I. while he liued, Citizen &amp; Haberda&s;her of Lon|don, on the one partie, and William H. Citizen and Haberda&s;her of London on the other partie: Witne&s;&s;eth that where W. Kellot &amp;c. by his In|denture dated &amp;c. demi&s;ed, graunted, and let to ferme to I. Hari&s;on citizen while he liued &amp; Mer|cer of London, which wi&s;e and execurrix one W. T. citizen and Mercer of London hath maried, all that his tenement, with &s;hops, &s;ellers, &s;ollers, and other the appurtenances, &s;et and being in B. in the pari&s;h of &s;aint Martins next to Ludgate of
<PB REF="132"> London, late being two tenements, and the which the &s;aid Iohn H. &s;ometime held and occupied: To haue and to hold to the &s;aid I. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the fea&s;t of the Natiuitie of Saint Iohn the Bapti&s;t la&s;t before the date of the &s;aid Indenture, vnto the end and terme of twentie yeares then next en&s;uing, and fully to be complet and fulfilled: Yeelding and paying there|fore yearely to the &s;aid W. his heires &amp; a&s;&s;ignes, &s;ixe poundes &s;terling, at foure termes in the yeare, in the Citie of London, v&s;ually by euen porcions, together with diuers other couenants, articles, and clau&s;es, in the &s;aid Indenture expre&s;|&s;ed, as by the &s;ame Indenture at large may ap|peare. And where al&s;o the &s;aid William T. by his Indenture dated the x. day of Ianuary, in the xxiij. yeare of the Raigne of our &s;oueraigne Lord king Henry the eight, bargained, graunted, and &s;old, to the &s;aid W.I. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, all his e&s;tate, intere&s;t, and terme of yeares, that then were due, and for to come, to, of, and in the premi&s;&s;es, by force whereof the &s;aid William I. entred into the &s;aid tenements, and other the pre|mi&s;&s;es, and was thereof po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed accordingly for the terme afore&s;aid, and &s;o dyed thereof po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed. It is now bargained, couenanted, condi&s;cended, and agreed betweene the &s;aid parties by this In|denture, in maner and forme following: that is to wit, The &s;aid Agnes I. by the vertue and authoritie of execution of the Te&s;tament and la&s;t Will of the &s;aid William I. her late hu&s;band, hath bargained, graunted, and &s;old, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents cleerely bargaineth, graunteth, and &s;el|leth to the fore&s;aid William H. all that right, in|tere&s;t, e&s;tate, and terme of yeares, which be yet due, and for to come, of, and in the &s;aid tenement, &s;ometime two tenements, by vertue of the fore&s;aid Indentures, or either of them. And al&s;o the &s;aid Agnes the day of making of the&s;e pre&s;ents, hath deliuered into the hands and cu&s;todie of the &s;aid William H. for a &s;tocke in ware &amp; ready money,
<PB N="122" REF="132"> the &s;umme of fortie pounds &s;terling: To haue and to hold, occupie, and enioy the &s;aid tenement with the appurtenances and &s;tocke of fortie pound, and all the intere&s;ts, e&s;tates, and termes of yeares that be yet due, and for to come, to, of, and in the &s;aid tenement to the &s;aid W. H. his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, from the day of the date of the&s;e pre&s;ents, vnto the fea&s;t of the Natiuitie of S. Iohn Bapti&s;t, which &s;hall bee in the yeare of our Lord. M. fiue hundred fortie fiue, that is to &s;ay, to the full end and accompli&s;hment of as many yeares of the &s;aid terme, as be yet to come, mentioned in the &s;aid former and fir&s;t Indenture of lea&s;e. And for and in confideration of the bar|gaine, graunt and &s;ale afore&s;aid, and for the v|&s;age of the &s;aid &s;tocke: The &s;aid William H. co|uanteth and graunteth, to and with the &s;aid Agnes by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that hee the &s;ame Wil|liam, his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall yearely du|ring the &s;aid yeares yet to come, well and truely content and pay, and cau&s;e to bee contented and paid to the &s;aid Agnes her executors or a&s;&s;ignes twentie Markes &s;tarling, at foure termes of the yere, that is to wit, at the fea&s;t of Saint Micha|el the Archangell, the Natiuitie of our Lord God, the Annunciation of our Lady, and the Na|tiuitie of S. Iohn the Bap. or within the moneth next in&s;uing euery of the &s;aid fea&s;ts, by euen por|tions. Al&s;o the &s;aid W.H. couenanteth and gran|teth to and with the &s;aid Agnes by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that he, his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall at the &s;aid fea&s;t of the Natiuitie of S. Iohn the Bap|ti&s;t, which &s;hall bee in the yere of our Lord God, one thou&s;and fiue hundred fortie &s;ixe, wel &amp; truely repay, or cau&s;e to be repayed to the &s;aid Agnes, her executors or a&s;&s;ignes, the &s;aid whole &s;tocke of xl. pounds &s;terling. And the &s;aid W. H. couenan|teth and graunteth by the&s;e pre&s;ents, to and with the &s;aid Agnes, that he the &s;ame W. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, &s;hall beare and pay the &s;aid yearely
<PB REF="133"> rent of &s;ixe pound, and al&s;o performe and keepe all and euery articles, couenants, and charges, which the &s;aid Iohn H. by the fore&s;aid former Indenture or lea&s;e &s;tandeth bounden to performe and keepe. And if it fortune any of the &s;aid yerely payments of twenty Markes to be behind vn|paid in part or in all, ouer and after any terme of payment thereof aboue&s;aid that it ought to be paid by the &s;pace of one Moneth, if it be lawfully a&s;ked: that then it &s;hall bee lawfull to the &s;aid Agnes, her executors or a&s;&s;ignes, in and vpon the &s;aid tenement and &s;tocke wholy to reenter. And the &s;ame as in her former e&s;tate to haue againe, retaine and repo&s;&s;e&s;&s;e, and the &s;aid W.H. his exe|cutors and a&s;&s;ignes thereof and therefrom vtter|ly to expell, amoue, and put out: This Inden|ture, or any thing in the &s;ame contayned to the contrarie notwith&s;tanding. Furthermore, it is couenanted and agreed betweene the &s;aid parties by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;aid Agnes at al times at her comming to London in her widowhood, &s;hall haue her lodging and libertie of the Cham|ber, with the chimney ouer the hall of the &s;aid te|nement, with free entry and i&s;&s;ue into and from the &s;ame, without any let or contradiction of the &s;aid W.H. his executors or a&s;&s;ignes, during the fore&s;aid yeares yet to come. Moreouer, the &s;aid Agnes couenanteth and graunteth to and with the &s;aid Willam H. by the&s;e pre&s;ents, that the &s;ame William, his executors and a&s;&s;ignes, for and vnder the couenants, graunts, charges and payments aboue&s;aid, and in manner and forme aboue expre&s;&s;ed, &s;hall peaceably and quietly haue, hold, occupie and inioy the &s;aid tenement, and o|ther the premi&s;&s;es, without any maner interrup|tion, let, or expul&s;ion of the &s;aid Agnes, her exe|cutors or a&s;&s;ignes, or of any other per&s;on or per&s;ons. In witne&s;&s;e whereof, the &s;aid parties to the&s;e Indentures interchangeably haue &s;et to their &s;eales. Giuen the twenty day of May &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB N="123" REF="133">
<HEAD>&para;A Supplication for a forfait to the King our Soueraigne Lord.</HEAD>
<P>MEekly &s;heweth vnto your Highne&s;&s;e, your humble &s;eruants H. K and P. C. pages of your mo&s;t honorable Chamber. That whereas I. S. of N. in the Countie of N. yeoman, and R. C. of the &s;ame Towne and Countie yeoman, came before the Iu&s;tices of your peace within your &s;aid Countie, and vndertooke by Recognu|&s;ance before them, that one W.M. of N. in the &s;ame Countie yeoman, &s;hould not onely per&s;onal|ly appeare before N. N. Knight, and his fellowes Iu&s;tices of Peace of your &s;aid Countie, at a ge|nerall Se&s;&s;ion then next to bee holden at Win|che&s;ter within your &s;aid Countie, the Thur&s;day next after the fea&s;t of the Epiphanie of our Lord, the xxxviij. yere of your mo&s;t noble Raigne, but al&s;o that he &s;hould in the meane &s;ea&s;on keepe the peace again&s;t all your liege people, and namely again&s;t I. B. widow, either of them in the &s;um of ten pounds, and the &s;ame W. M. vndertooke in likewi&s;e for him in the &s;umme of twentie Markes, like as in the &s;aid Recogni&s;ance more plainely appeareth, at which day the &s;aid W. M. made default and appeared not, by rea&s;on where|of the &s;aid I. C. and R. W. haue lo&s;t and for|faited vnto your highne&s;&s;e either of them the &s;umme of ten pound, and the &s;aid W. M. twen|tie Markes: Wherefore may it plea&s;e your high|ne&s;&s;e in con&s;ideration of the true and faithfull &s;er|uice which your &s;aid &s;eruants daily do vnto your highne&s;&s;e, and during their liues intend to doe, to giue and graunt vnto them all the &s;ayd forfai|ture forfaited, as is aboue&s;aid, and thereupon to haue &s;uch, and as many of your writings for the leuying of the &s;ame, as in that ca&s;e is accu&s;to|med. And they &s;hall euer pray to God for the pre|&s;eruation of your mo&s;t noble grace.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<PB REF="134">
<HEAD>&para;A priuie &s;eale to the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlain of the Exchequer for the &s;ame.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry the eight &amp;c. To the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlaine of our Exchequer, greeting. Whereas one I. S. of S. in the Countie of S. yeoman, &amp; R. W. of the &s;aid towne &amp; countie, vn|dertooke before our Iu&s;tices of the peace of the &s;ame County, that W. Moore of R. in the Coun|tie afore&s;aid yeoman, &s;hould not onely per&s;onally appeare before R.L. knight, &amp; other his fellowes, Iu&s;tices of our peace in our &s;aid Countie, at the generall Se&s;&s;ion of the peace holden at Winche|&s;ter, the thur&s;day after the fea&s;t of the Epiphanie of our Lord God, in the eight and twenty yere of our raigne, but al&s;o that hee &s;hould in the meane &s;ea&s;on keepe the peace again&s;t all our Itege peo|ple, and namely again&s;t M.C. widow, either of them in the &s;umme of x. pound: At which day the &s;aid W. Moore made default and appeared not, by rea&s;on whereof the &s;aid William R. and R. W. haue lo&s;t and forfaited vnto vs, either of the~, the &s;umme of tenne pound, and the &s;aid W. M. hath al&s;o lo&s;t for him&s;elfe, the &s;aid &s;um of twen|tie Markes. We let you wit, that in con&s;idera|tion of the good &s;eruice done vnto vs by our wel|beloued &s;eruants H. K and P. C. Pages of our Chamber, we haue giuen &amp; granted vnto them the &s;aid forfaitures, amounting to the &s;umme of xxxiii. li. vi <ABBR>s.</ABBR> viij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> by way of reward. Where|fore we will and commaund you, that at the re|ceipt of our &s;aid Exchequer, ye leuie, or doe to be leuied, one taile or tailes, by due and &s;ufficient forme vpon the &s;aid per&s;ons, for the &s;aid &s;umme of xxxiij. pound vi. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> viij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> as vnto vs is forfaited, in manner and forme aboue rehear&s;ed, and the &s;aid taile or tailes &s;o leuied, yee deliuer vnto our &s;aid &s;eruants, to be taken of our reward without any pre&s;t or other charge to be &s;et vpon them for the &s;ame. And the&s;e our letters &s;hall bee your
<PB N="124" REF="134"> &s;ufficient warrant and di&s;charge in this behalfe. Giuen vnder our priuie Seale, at our Mannor of Richmond, the xx. day of March, the xxxvij. yeare of our raigne.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;An other priuie &s;eale for a like matter.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry &amp;c. To the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlain of our Exchequer, greeting. Whereas one I. S. of G. in our county of &amp;c. hath forf. vnto vs the &s;umme &amp;c. fora&s;much as he had not T. G. of L. in the &s;aid Countie E&s;quire, before O. P. and other his fellow Iu&s;tices of our peace at our Citie of Exce&s;ter, the Tew&s;day next after the fea&s;t of S. Swithine, in the tenth yeare of our raigne, as he by Recogni&s;ance vndertooke. And where al&s;o I. V. of G. in the &s;ame County yeoman, hath forfey|ted vnto vs, the &s;umme of &amp;c. fora&s;much as he ap|peared not before O. Pollard and other Iu&s;tices of our peace in our &s;aid countie of D. at Exce&s;ter, the Tew&s;day next after the fea&s;t of Saint S. in the x. yere of our raigne, as hee by Recogni&s;ance before our &s;ayd Iu&s;tices per&s;onally vndertooke. And where al&s;o T. R. of I. in our &s;ayd countie of Deuon yeoman, one of the pledges of the &s;aid I. V. hath forfeited vnto vs the &s;umme of &amp;c. fora&s;|much as he had not the &s;aid I. before our &s;ayd Iu|&s;tices at Exce&s;ter, the Tew&s;day next after the &s;aid fea&s;t of S Swithin, in the x. yeare of our raigne, as he by Recogni&s;ance vndertooke. Wee let you wit, that of our e&s;peciall grace, in con&s;ideration of the true &amp; faithfull &s;eruice, which our welbeloued &s;eruants H. K. and P. C. pages of our Chamber heretofore haue done vnto vs, and during their liues intend to doe, wee haue giuen and granted vnto them by way of our reward, all the &s;aid for|feitures and euery of them, amounting to the &s;umme of &amp;c. by them the &s;ayd I. S. I. V. and T. R. in maner and forme afore&s;aid, which are forfeited and lo&s;t: Wherefore wee will and com|maund you our &s;aid Trea&s;orour and Chamber|laine, that yee at the receipt of our Exchequer do
<PB REF="135"> leuy, or cau&s;e to be leuied one tayle or tayles vpon the &s;aid I. S. I. W. and T. R. of the &s;aid &s;euerall &s;ummes to vs forfeited, as is aboue&s;aid, for our &s;aid &s;eruants. And the &s;ame taile or tailes &s;o in due and &s;ufficient forme leuied, ye deliuer, or doe to be deliuered to our &s;aid &s;eruants, to be taken of our gift, by way of our reward, without pre&s;t or any other charge to be &s;et vpo~ them for the &s;ame. And the&s;e our letters &s;hall be your &s;ufficient war|rant and di&s;charge in this behalfe. Giuen vnder our priuie &s;eale &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A priuie Seale to the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlaine of the Exchequer for the leuying of a taile for a forfeit.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry &amp;c. to the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlayne &amp;c. <GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">reeting. Whereas one Giles L. and W. C. yeomen, heretofore attached for &s;u&s;picious of felony, and committed to the ward and keeping of Sir Robert D. knight, Sherife of our County of L. within our Ca&s;tle, for lacke of &s;ure and &s;afe keeping of the &s;aid &s;ir Rob. the fir&s;t day of Aprill in the thirtie and three yeare of our raigne, negli|gently did e&s;cape out of our &s;aid Ca&s;tle and tooke the priuiledge of Sanctuarie within the min&s;ter of L. by rea&s;on whereof the &s;aid &s;ir Robert hath forfeited vnto vs for either of the &s;aid two pri&s;o|ners C.s. amounting in the whole to x. pounds &s;terling. We let you to wit, that in con&s;ideration of the true and faithfull &s;eruice which our welbe|loued &s;eruants N. Maior, our Sadler, &amp; N. Pirot heretofore haue done vnto vs, and during their liues intend to do, we haue giuen &amp; graunted vnto them the &s;aid forfeiture, by way of our reward. Wee therefore will and commaund you, that at the receipt of our Exchequer, yee &s;trike or leuy, or doe to be &s;triken or leuied one taile or tailes, vpon the &s;aid Sir Robert, containing the &s;aid &s;umme of x. pounds: And the &s;aid tayle or tayles, &s;o leuied, ye deliuer vnto our &s;aid &s;eruants without pre&s;t or other charge to bee &s;et vpon them for the
<PB N="125" REF="135"> &s;ame. And the&s;e our letters &s;hal be &s;ufficient war|rant and di&s;charge in that behalfe. Giuen vnder our priuie Seale &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A &s;upplication for the forfeiture of goods not cu&s;tomed to the King our Soueraigne Lord.</HEAD>
<P>MEekely &amp;c. Your humble &s;eruant Iohn P. one of the yeomen of your mo&s;t honorable guarde. That whereas the 11. day of March, in the xxvii. yere of your mo&s;t noble raigne, one Henry Vale, &amp; R. Vale, &s;eruants to R. T. Searchers of your Port of L. &s;ei&s;ed for your gracious v&s;e and their &s;aid Mai&s;ter vpon the Thames, xj. peeces of ker|&s;ey, ij. peeces of Satten, and ij. peeces of Wor&s;ted, amounting in all by e&s;timation to the value xvij. x. vj. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> viij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> of the goods of certaine marchants vnknown, for that, that the &s;aid goods were &s;hip|ped and carried forth from your &s;aid Port, to|ward the parts beyond the Sea, by way of Mar|chandi&s;e, and your cu&s;tomes thereof due, &amp; not paid, The moitie of the value whereof being viij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> iij. <ABBR>s.</ABBR> and iiii. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> rightfully belonging vnto your good grace, as your part: Wherfore, may it plea&s;e your highne&s;&s;e, in con&s;ideration of the true and faithfull &s;eruice which your &s;aid &s;eruant daily doth vnto your highne&s;&s;e, and during his life in|tendeth to doe, to giue and graunt vnto him the &s;aid viij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> iij <ABBR>s.</ABBR> iiij. <ABBR>d.</ABBR> beeing your part of the &s;aid forfeiture, to bee taken to him for your gift and reward, and thereupon to haue &s;uch and as many your writings for the leuying of the &s;ame, as in that ca&s;e is accu&s;tomed. And hee &s;hall daily pray to God for the pre&s;eruation of your mo&s;t noble grace.</P>
</DIV3>
<DIV3 TYPE="subpart">
<HEAD>&para;A priuie &s;eale vpon i&s;&s;ues forfeited in an Attaint.</HEAD>
<P>HEnry by &amp;c. To the Trea&s;orer, Barons, and Chamberlaine of our Exchequer, greeting. Where diuers per&s;ons, to the number of xxiiij. were lately impanelled within our Counties of
<PB REF="136"> S. and D. vpon an Attaint, betweene one T. F. plaintife in the &s;aid Attaint, and one R. C. and W. B. and the petie Iuries defendants in the &s;ame attaints, retornable in the vtas of this pre|&s;ent Terme of S. Hillarie, beeing the xxvij. yere of our raigne: which graund Iuries &s;o impanel|led vpo~ the lame attaint for their non appearance at the &s;aid day of returne, haue forfeited euerie of them vnto vs in i&s;&s;ues lo&s;t xl. &s;hillings, which a|mounteth to the &s;umme of xlviij. pounds &s;terling. We let you wit, that we of our grace &s;pecial, and for certaine con&s;iderations vs e&s;pecially mouing, haue giuen and granted, and by the&s;e pre&s;ents do giue and graunt vnto our welbeloued &s;eruants N. N. and B. C. &amp;c. the &s;umme of xxiiij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> parcell of the &s;aid xlviij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> to bee taken and had of our gift and reward. Wherefore we will and commaund you, our &s;ayd Trea&s;orer, Barons, and Chamber|laine, that ye not onely vpon the &s;ight hereof, doe cau&s;e due proces to bee made and e&s;treated out of our Exchequer, according to the due cour&s;e of the &s;ame Exchequer, vnto the Sherifes of the &s;ayd Counties, for the leuying of the &s;aid xxiiij. <ABBR>l.</ABBR> and euery parcel thereof, without pre&s;t, loane, or other charge to bee taken or a&s;&s;e&s;&s;ed vpon our &s;aid &s;er|uants, or any of them for the &s;ame: But that al&s;o ye thereof doe make due allowance vnto the Shi|rifes of the &s;aid Counties, and euery of them for the time being vpon their accounts thereof to be made and giuen in our &s;aid Ex|chequer. And the&s;e our letters &amp;c.</P>
</DIV3>
</DIV2>
<TRAILER>FINIS.</TRAILER>
</DIV1>
</BODY>
<BACK>
<DIV1 TYPE="table of contents">
<PB REF="136">
<HEAD>The Table of this Booke of In&s;truments.</HEAD>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Aduow&s;ons.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>AN Aduow&s;on of a Par&s;onage or Vicarage graunted by the King. Fol. 1.</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Aduow&s;on of a Deanrie, Prouo&s;t&s;hip, or Ma|&s;ter&s;hip of a Colledge by the king Fol. 1</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Aduow&s;on of a benefice granted by a Baron, Knight, or E&s;quire &amp;c. Fol. 2</ITEM>
<ITEM>The Kings letters to a Deane and Chapter, for an Aduow|&s;on. Fol. 2</ITEM>
<ITEM>To a Bi&s;hop for a like thing by the King. Fol. 3</ITEM>
<ITEM>An aduow&s;on of a Prebend in the Kings Colledge in Ox|ford. Fol. 3</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Pre&s;entations.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;The forme of a pre&s;entation to a par&s;onage by the King. Fol. 4</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a pre&s;entation, where an archdeacon or other Eccle&s;ia&s;ticall per&s;on hath iuri&s;diction ordinarie. Fol. 4</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a pre&s;entation in the marches of Callice, void by attainder. Fol. 5</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a pre&s;entation made by a knight or Gentle|man. Fol. 5</ITEM>
<ITEM>A pre&s;entation to a par&s;onage or vicarage by a Ma&s;ter of an Ho&s;pitall and his brethren, or by a Dean &amp; Chapter, or &s;uch other. Fol. 6</ITEM>
<ITEM>A pre&s;entation <HI>Sede vacante.</HI> Fol. 6</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of a pre&s;entation <HI>Sede vacante.</HI> Fol. 6</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<PB REF="137">
<HEAD>&para;Letters mi&s;&s;iue.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;Letters mi&s;&s;iue to a Bi&s;hop for a collation of a benefice by the King. Fol. 7</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a letter from one friend to another for like purpo&s;e. Fol. 7</ITEM>
<ITEM>A pre&s;entation to a Chauntrie by the King. Fol. 7</ITEM>
<ITEM>A pre&s;entation to a prebend by the king. Fol. 7</ITEM>
<ITEM>Notes to be diligently ob&s;erued in making of pre&s;entati|ons. Fol. 8</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Patents of gifts donatiues.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;The gift of a free Chappell by the king. Fol. 8</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of a collation by an E&s;quire, or other com|mon per&s;on. Fol. 8</ITEM>
<ITEM>A patent donatiue of a Prebend, void by the promotion of the la&s;t incumbent. Fol. 8</ITEM>
<ITEM>The gift of a Prebend in the kings Colledge in Oxford. 9</ITEM>
<ITEM>A Prebend in Wind&s;or. Fol. 9</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant for a fellow&s;hip in the Kings Hal in Ca~bridge. Fol. 9</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the kings Letters patents of collation of a Prebend made, <HI>Cau&s;a permutationis.</HI> Fol. 10</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a pre&s;entation, <HI>Cau&s;a permutationis inter rec|tores.</HI> Fol. 10</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of the &s;ame. Fol. 10</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a warrant for a <HI>Conge de&s;lier.</HI> Fol. 10</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Letter mi&s;&s;iue to the Dean and Chapter by the king. Fol. 11</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant for a royall a&s;&s;ent. Fol. 11</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Letters of &s;ignificauit.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;The patent of a royall a&s;&s;ent with a Significauit to the Metropolitane. Fol. 11</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Significauit to the Metropolitan of the pro|uince vpon a new foundation of a Bi&s;hopricke. Fol. 12</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant for the re&s;titution of the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ions of the Bi|&s;hopricke. Fol. 12</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Charter of fee &s;imple with a letter of Attur|ney. Fol. 12</ITEM>
<PB REF="137">
<ITEM>A Charter of fee &s;imple to the husband and wife iointly in|feoffed. Fol. 12</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a widowes gift in her widowhood. Fol. 13</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Charter of fee farme, made by the chiefe Lord. Fol. 13</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a purcha&s;e of lands in fee &s;imple of the king to be holden in Capite. Fol. 13</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a patent for a benefice of land, giuen by the King in pure almes. Fol. 14</ITEM>
<ITEM>A charter of fee &s;imple with a condition. Fol. 15</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of a deed of &s;ee &s;imple with condition to refeoffe the morgageor. Fol. 15</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a gift of a Manour with the aduow&s;on ap|pendant thereunto by the king, to a man and to his heirs males. Fol. 16</ITEM>
<ITEM>A charter of a fee taile tripartite. Fol. 16</ITEM>
<ITEM>A forme of a gift in Frankemariage. Fol. 17</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of a gift in the &s;peciall taile. Fol. 17</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of a &s;peciall taile. Fol. 17</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deed of fee &s;imple made in exchange of two parts of a manor and aduow&s;on. Fol. 17</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of an exchange. Fol. 18</ITEM>
<ITEM>A Charter for terme of life of a me&s;uage, without impeach|ment of wa&s;t. Fol. 18</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt for terme of life of Manors with the appurtenan|ces to a &s;pirituall per&s;on, with a di&s;pen&s;ation of the &s;ta|tute made xxj. Henrie the viij. Fol. 18</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Lea&s;es by Indentures.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;The forme of a lea&s;e by Indenture of a tenement in Lon|don or el&s;-where. Fol. 19</ITEM>
<ITEM>A copie of a lea&s;e made by a Par&s;on of a pari&s;h Church, of his par&s;onage. Fol. 21</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Lea&s;e made by a Deane and Chapter of a par&s;onage appropriate. Fol. 23</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Lea&s;e of graine which the farmer ought to pay to his le&s;&s;or with a clau&s;e of defea&s;ans of the whole lea&s;e for lack of paiment of the rent. Fol. 24</ITEM>
<ITEM>A like forme in Engli&s;h. Fol. 24</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a very perfect lea&s;e of &s;undry Lord&s;hips with
<PB REF="138"> diuers clau&s;es of couenants. Fol. 25</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a Lea&s;e of a Brewhou&s;e or &s;uch like thing. Fol. 29</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another Lea&s;e. Fol. 29</ITEM>
<ITEM>A lea&s;e for yeres of a hou&s;e. Fol. 30</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Relea&s;es.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>The forme of a relea&s;e, made to the tenant of the freehold of a Manour. Fol. 32</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of the &s;ame. Fol. 32</ITEM>
<ITEM>A relea&s;e made by deed of teneme~ts before purcha&s;ed, with clau&s;e of warranti&s;e. Fol. 32</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a relea&s;e made by the heire which hath right in the taile. Fol. 33</ITEM>
<ITEM>A relea&s;e made by the feoffees to one of them. Fol. 33</ITEM>
<ITEM>A relea&s;e made by him which had the land in Morgage. Fol. 33</ITEM>
<ITEM>A relea&s;e of dowrie made by a widow. Fol. 33</ITEM>
<ITEM>A relea&s;e made by the tenant for terme of yeares. Fol. 33</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;A deed of &s;ale with alienation.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>A deed of a &s;ale made by the executors by vertue of the te&s;tament of their te&s;tator. Fol. 34</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 34</ITEM>
<ITEM>An alienation of a reuer&s;ion. Fol. 35</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 35</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney vpon the &s;ame alienation. Fol. 35</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 36</ITEM>
<ITEM>An alienation of free rent with homage and &s;eruice. Fol. 36</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 36</ITEM>
<ITEM>A grant of annuitie of yearely rent with deliuerie of po&s;&s;e&s;|&s;ion and &s;ei&s;in. Fol. 36</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 37</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Of Surrenders.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;A Surrender. Fol. 37</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 37</ITEM>
<ITEM>A partition betweene Si&s;ters. Fol. 38</ITEM>
<ITEM>The tenor of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 38</ITEM>
<ITEM>A&s;&s;ignment of dowrie at the Church doore. Fol. 38</ITEM>
<ITEM>The deed afore&s;aid in Engli&s;h. Fol. 38</ITEM>
<ITEM>How the Copie &s;hould bee made of lands holden by the yard. Fol. 39</ITEM>
<PB REF="138">
<ITEM>An other forme for certain rent for all maner of &s;eruice. Fol. 39</ITEM>
<ITEM>A recognition of a tenant what he holdeth of the Lord. Fol. 39</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a copie in auncient deme&s;ne where the pro|clamation &s;hould be had. Fol. 40</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of a copie in auncient deme&s;ne where the wi&s;e &s;hall be examined. Fol. 40</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other forme for terme of life. Fol. 40</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other forme vpon condition. Fol. 40</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other maner of Surrender which is made vnto the Baily out of the Court. Fol. 41</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other forme where the Lord graunted a copie of his &s;peciall graunt. Fol. 41</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other maner for terme of yeares, where the Lord &s;hall keepe reparations. Fol. 41</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other maner where a man pretendeth a title, and after realea&s;eth in the Court. Fol. 41</ITEM>
<ITEM>A forme of a Copie where the heire is admitted to his landes after the death of his father. Fol. 41</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other forme of a Copie, where the landes were made intayled, with a remainder ouer. Fol. 42</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other maner of Copie for terme of life, with diuers re|mainders ouer. Fol. 42</ITEM>
<ITEM>A Surrender out of the Court, and a remainder with a con|dition. Fol. 42</ITEM>
<ITEM>A Supplication to be exempt from all maner Enque&s;ts and Iuries within the Lord&s;hip. Fol. 42</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Indentures of all &s;ortes.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>An Indenture of &s;ale with a purcha&s;e. Fol. 43</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture of &s;ale of Wood. Fol. 45</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture of a bargaine of Wheat. Fol. 45</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture of &s;etting ouer a Lea&s;e. Fol. 46</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture for the &s;ale of a Reuer&s;ion. Fol. 47</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other &s;ale of a reuer&s;io~ in the maner of a deed in latin. Fol. 48</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture defea&s;ance of a former &s;ale of lands. Fol. 48</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture of &s;ale of Copyhold lands. Fol. 49</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture for the farming of a Par&s;onage. Fol. 50</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture betweene Partners. Fol. 51</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture for a Prentice. Fol. 52</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other for the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 53</ITEM>
<PB REF="139">
<ITEM>An Indenture of Mariage. Fol. 53</ITEM>
<ITEM>A formall Indenture of a plaine bargaine, which is a good pre&s;ident in all common &s;ales of lands. Fol. 55</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture of Partition of land diuided among Si|&s;ters. Fol. 56</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture of &s;ale of Plate vpon a condition' and in de|fault of non repayment, to retaine it for euer. Fol. 57</ITEM>
<ITEM>&para;An Award. Fol. 57</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Obligations.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;The forme of making all kindes of Obligations. Fol. 58</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Obligation where two are bound to twaine. Fol. 58</ITEM>
<ITEM>Where three are bound to one. Fol. 58</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Obligation where two owners of a Ship are bound to two Marchants. Fol. 59</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Obligation where three are bound to the King and others. Fol. 59</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Obligation of diuers dayes of payment, with expre&s;&s;ing of a forfait if default be made. Fol. 59</ITEM>
<ITEM>A &s;ure Obligation in ca&s;e where the debtor is mi&s;tru&s;ted for flying into Sanctuarie, or beyond the Sea. Fol. 59</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Conditions of diuers &s;orts.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;A Condition for performing of award in a matter of lands. Fol. 60</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to deliuer Corne at a certain day and place. Fol. 60</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to maintaine the po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion in &s;ale of lands. Fol. 60</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other forme vpon the &s;ame. Fol. 61</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition for the warrantie of woad, or any like thing. Fol. 61</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition vpon an Indenture of a Prentice&s;hip. Fol. 61</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition where a man hath bought an others right, and hath a letter of Atturney, to &s;ue for the &s;ame, binding the &s;eller &amp;c. Fol. 61</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition for to keepe the Peace, and to be of good a|bearing. Fol. 62</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to warrant the &s;ale of a Ship. Fol. 62</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to cau&s;e a man to &s;eale an Obligation by a cer|taine day. Fol. 62</ITEM>
<PB REF="139">
<ITEM>A condition to deliuer oyles by a day limited Fol. 62</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to make an e&s;tate to another by a certaine day. Fol. 62</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to &s;aue a man harmele&s;&s;e that is bound for an other man by recogni&s;ance. Fol. 63</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to pay a rent according to an Indenture of lea&s;e. Fol. 63</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition vpon an Indenture of &s;ale to make good the &s;umme. Fol. 63</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition in a ioynture, to giue e&s;tate in certaine lands to the wife, where there is none other Indenture made be|tweene the parties. Fol. 63</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to performe a paire of Indentures. Fol. 64</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to &s;aue a man harmele&s;&s;e being &s;uertie for ano|ther in a &s;imple obligation. Fol. 64</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition of the Peace for the good abearing. Fol. 64</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to be a true pri&s;oner. Fol. 64</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition for the &s;ealing of acquitances, or relea&s;e of lands. Fol. 64</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Acquitances both in Latin and Engli&s;h.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;An acquitance of a parcell of a &s;umme Fol. 65</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 65</ITEM>
<ITEM>Acquitance of annuitie. Fol. 65</ITEM>
<ITEM>Acquitance of the Tenthes and Sub&s;idie payed to the Col|lector. Fol. 65</ITEM>
<ITEM>A generall quitance. Fol. 65</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 65</ITEM>
<ITEM>Acquitance made by a Vicar or Par&s;on, to the Proctors of his Vicarage or Par&s;onage. Fol. 66</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 66</ITEM>
<ITEM>Letters of Manumi&s;&s;ion for a bondman in Latin and Eng|li&s;h. Fol. 66</ITEM>
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame letters of Manumi&s;&s;ion in Eng|li&s;h. Fol. 67</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another forme of Manumi&s;&s;ion in Engli&s;h. Fol. 67</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;To make diuers Letters of Attorney.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>&para;A generall Letter of Atturney to recouer debts. Fol. 68</ITEM>
<PB REF="140">
<ITEM>The forme of the &s;ame in Engli&s;h. Fol. 68</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney for &s;peciall debt. Fol. 68</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney to deliuer po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of lands. Fol. 69</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney to receiue po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of lands. Fol. 69</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney generall and &s;peciall in a matter of lands. Fol. 69</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney vpon a Patent. Fol. 70</ITEM>
<ITEM>A like forme of a letter of atturney vpon a Patent in Eng|li&s;h. Fol. 71</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney in Engli&s;h. Fol. 71</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of &s;ub&s;titution where the atturney maketh a depu|tie vnder him. Fol. 71</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;To make letters Patents, diuers and &s;undry formes.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>A Patent of an Office for terme of life, with a &s;ee a&s;&s;igned to the &s;ame. Fol. 72</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt for the keeping of a Mannor, Parke, and Lodge. Fol. 72</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter patent of a yearely annuitie, with diuers other clau|&s;es of fees. Fol. 73</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter patent of the King, or of a Lord, concerning the gift of a Steward&s;hip, and Con&s;table. Fol. 74</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter patent for keeping of a naturall Idyot or Luna|tike Fol. 75</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of Safeconduct for a certaine of yeares. Fol. 75</ITEM>
<ITEM>A briefe Commi&s;&s;ion of a Steward. Fol. 77</ITEM>
<ITEM>A patent of annuitie or a yearely fee, giuen by a gentleman to his &s;eruaunt for promotion of a marriage. Fol. 77</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;To make diuers and &s;undry kinds of Supplicati|ons, Bils of complaints, An&s;wers, and other peticions, to be put for any matter in the Kings Courts.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>To the King our mo&s;t dread Soueraigne Lord. Fol. 78</ITEM>
<ITEM>A petition to the King for a poore Scholer. Fol. 78</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill of complaint vpon certaine griefes, requiring a Wri<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">
<PB REF="140"> of <HI>Certiorare.</HI></ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill of complaint for the right of landes, where a &s;tate was made by di&s;ceit, and to require a <HI>Subpena</HI> vpon the &s;ame. Fol. 79</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill of <HI>Subpena</HI> for a title of lands entailed. Fol. 80</ITEM>
<ITEM>The aun&s;were of I. W. to the Bill of complaint of R. R. husbandman. Fol. 82</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill of complaint to the Chauncery for a debt without a &s;pecialtie. Fol. 83</ITEM>
<ITEM>The aun&s;were to the &s;ame bill. Fol. 84</ITEM>
<ITEM>An other forme of a bill for a <HI>Subpena.</HI> Fol. 84</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill of complaint where a Que&s;t hath pa&s;&s;ed in a matter wrongfully alleaged. Fol. 85</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant for a &s;umme of money. Fol. 86</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant dormant. Fol. 86</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant for a Bucke. Fol. 87</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede vpon lands gotten by fine or recouery. Fol. 87</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another. Fol. 87</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of &s;etting ouer of a Ward. Fol. 87</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;To forme letters Te&s;timonials.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>A letter of a te&s;timonie for an obligation confe&s;&s;ed in a court. Fol. 88</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another te&s;timoniall in Engli&s;h for the approuing of a te&s;tament. Fol. 88</ITEM>
<ITEM>A good pre&s;ident of a te&s;tament. Fol. 88</ITEM>
<ITEM>The maner to make a Supplication vpon breaking of pro|mi&s;e, and &s;uch like. Fol. 90</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another vpon deceipt by a partner. Fol. 90</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bil of a complaint made for recouering of euidence made by compul&s;ion. Fol. 91</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill of a title of Copyhold land. Fol. 92</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<DIV2 TYPE="part">
<HEAD>&para;Additions to the Booke of In&s;trumnts.</HEAD>
<LIST>
<ITEM>A graunt of a Warde within age. Fol. 94</ITEM>
<ITEM>A warrant for the payment of a annuitie. Fol. 94</ITEM>
<PB REF="141">
<ITEM>A graunt of a Warde by the king. Fol. 95</ITEM>
<ITEM>A licence to be ab&s;ent from the Parliament. Fol. 95</ITEM>
<ITEM>Thincorporation of a Towne. Fol. 95</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a Fayre. Fol. 96</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a Warren. Fol. 96</ITEM>
<ITEM>A licence for a man to keep on his cap. Fol. 96</ITEM>
<ITEM>A licence for apparell, and to &s;hoote in Cro&s;&s;ebowes and Handgunnes. Fol. 96</ITEM>
<ITEM>A placard for a Cro&s;&s;ebow. Fol. 97</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another placard for a Cro&s;&s;ebow. Fol. 97</ITEM>
<ITEM>A licence to v&s;e the game of clo&s;&s;ing. Fol. 97</ITEM>
<ITEM>A licence to retaine xx. men. Fol. 98</ITEM>
<ITEM>Nonre&s;idence. Fol. 98</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of the reuer&s;ion of an Office by the king. Fol. 98</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of the office of one of the Auditors of the E&s;che|quer. Fol. 99</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a Steward&s;hip for terme of life. Fol. 100</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a Steward&s;hip during plea&s;ure. Fol. 100</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of an Vnder&s;teward&s;hip. Fol. 100</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of the office of an Auditour. Fol. 101</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a annuitie for terme of life. Fol. 101</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a annuitie made by a Par&s;on of a Church, to en|dure &s;o long as he &s;hall be Par&s;on. Fol. 101</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another graunt of a annuitie of terme of life. Fol. 102</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a annuitie with a payne of nonpayment the &s;ame. Fol. 102</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a arnuitie made to a woman, to begin after the death of her husband vpon condition. Fol. 102</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a annuitie for mini&s;tration of Gods &s;er|uice. Fol. 103</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of a annuitie to the v&s;e of a woman, to begin after the death of her husband. Fol. 103</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Feoffement made vpon a decree in the Chaun|cerie Fol. 103</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Feoffement of landes giuen by Te&s;tament, with a refeoffement. Fol. 104</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Feoffement. Fol. 104</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Feoffement made by him that hath lands by di&s;cent. Fol. 104</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Feoffement vpon condition of payment or non
<PB REF="141"> payment of money, with a Letter of Atturney. Fol. 105</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Fee farme. Fol. 105</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of the reuer&s;ion of certaine landes with other lands in po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion. Fol. 106</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of fee forme, and a reentre for default of payment of the ferme, or for &s;uite of court vndone. Fol. 107</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of feoffement made in the fulfilling of the la&s;t will of the te&s;tatour, vntill a certaine &s;umme of money bee payed. Fol. 107</ITEM>
<ITEM>A graunt of landes, vpon condition to finde the grauntour meate and drinke. Fol. 108</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deed of feoffement of lands purcha&s;ed. Fol. 108</ITEM>
<ITEM>A &s;tate of lands &s;olde by the Executors. Fol. 108</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of Feoffement for making of an Obite for terme of twenty yeares. Fol. 108</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede where the Lord granteth that his tenant &s;hal hold his Copyhold by free Charter. Fol. 109</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of feoffement of the moitie of a manor recouered by writ of <HI>Entre en le po&s;t.</HI> Fol. 110</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of feoffement of lands in auncient deme&s;nerecoue|red there by fine. Fol. 110</ITEM>
<ITEM>A deede of feoffement of lands in London. Fol. 110</ITEM>
<ITEM>A feoffement made by him which hath an Hundred of the Kings graunt with a Letter of atturney. Fol. 111</ITEM>
<ITEM>A relea&s;e where two haue recouered lands by fine, and hee that had the fee &s;imple relea&s;eth to his fellow. Fol. 111</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney made by Executors. Fol. 112</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney to enter into lands &amp; tenements. Fol. 112</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney to enter for default of payment. Fol. 112</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney to receiue po&s;&s;e&s;&s;ion of landes exten|ded by a Statute marchant. Fol. 113</ITEM>
<ITEM>To receiue an atturney. Fol. 113</ITEM>
<ITEM>A letter of atturney to make &s;uite to a Court. Fol. 113</ITEM>
<ITEM>A bill Obligatorie. Fol. 113</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another bill Obligatorie. Fol. 113</ITEM>
<ITEM>An obligation made to a Shirife. Fol. 113</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition of an obligation where Cattell are deliuered by a Repleuin. Fol. 114</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition for appearance in the Kings Bench, for good abearing. Fol. 114</ITEM>
<PB REF="142">
<ITEM>A condition for apparance in the Kings Bench for the peace. Fol. 114</ITEM>
<ITEM>A conditio~ for apparance in the Co~mon place for de<GAP DESC="illegible" RESP="KEYERS" EXTENT="1 letter">. Fol. 114</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition containing one day of payment. Fol. 114</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition concerning ij. dayes of payment. Fol. 114</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition concerning diuers dayes of paiment. Fol. 115</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another for the &s;ame. Fol. 115</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to deliuer a la&s;t of Salmon. Fol. 115</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition that the obligor &s;hall not &s;ell his land to no o|ther per&s;on but to the obligee. Fol. 115</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to &s;aue a man harmele&s;&s;e of an obligation that he is bound with him to another. Fol. 115</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to keepe the peace vntil a certain day, &amp; then to appeare before the kings coun&s;ell. Fol. 116</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to di&s;charge and &s;aue harmele&s;&s;e of an obliga|tion, bonds, writings, and promi&s;es. Fol. 116</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to keepe the peace. Fol. 116</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition of arbitrement, &amp; if the arbitrors cannot agree to &s;tand to the iudgement of an vmpire. Fol. 116</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition that a man &s;hall hone&s;tly behaue him&s;elfe and not to re&s;ort to the hou&s;e of the obligee. Fol. 117</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition that the husband &s;hall &s;uffer his wife to make a will of her goods to the value of xl.li. Fol. 117</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition that the husband &s;hall leaue his wife worth a hundreth pounds after his death. Fol. 117</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition to performe certaine couenants compri&s;ed in a payre of Indentures. Fol. 117</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another condition of &amp;c. in Latin. Fol. 118</ITEM>
<ITEM>A condition concerning the office of a Sherifes Baylie. Fol. 118</ITEM>
<ITEM>Acquitance made by one creditor. Fol. 118</ITEM>
<ITEM>A &s;hort quitance for the farme of a benefice. Fol. 118</ITEM>
<ITEM>Acquitance for the redemption of lands before &s;old conditi|onally. Fol. 118</ITEM>
<ITEM>A defe&s;ance vpon a recogni&s;ance taken by the chief Iu&s;tice of the Kings Bench or Common place. Fol. 119</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture vpon the re&s;ignation of a benefice Fol. 119</ITEM>
<ITEM>An Indenture where the executor of the &s;econd le&s;&s;ee gran|teth ouer his e&s;tate with a &s;tocke. Fol. 121</ITEM>
<ITEM>A &s;upplication for a forfeit to the King our Soueraigne
<PB REF="142"> Lord. 123</ITEM>
<ITEM>A priuie &s;eale to the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlain of the Ex|chequer for the &s;ame. Fol. 123</ITEM>
<ITEM>Another priuie &s;eale for a like matter. Fol. 124</ITEM>
<ITEM>A priuie &s;eale to the Trea&s;orer and Chamberlaine of the Exchequer, for the leuying of a tayle for a forf. Fol. 124</ITEM>
<ITEM>A &s;upplication for a forfeiture of goods not cu&s;tomed to the King our Soueraigne Lord. Fol. 125</ITEM>
<ITEM>A priuie &s;eale vpon i&s;&s;ues forfeited in Attaint. Fol. 125</ITEM>
</LIST>
</DIV2>
<TRAILER>Finis Tabulae.</TRAILER>
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<PB REF="143">
<PB REF="144" MS="y">
<PB REF="144" MS="y">
<PB REF="145">
<PB REF="145" MS="y">
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