c. That hee the said T VV his c. and every of them shall and may according to the tenor and true meaning of these presents peaceably and quietly have hold and enjoy all the said demised premisses with the appurtenances and every part thereof free and cleer freely and cleerly acquitted and discharged of and from all and all manner of former bargaines sales gifts grants leases joyntures dowers uses wills intailes statutes recognizances judgments extents executions and from all other estates titles troubles and incumbrances whatsoever had made committed suffered or done by them the said C B and I D or either of them or by any other person or persons by their or either of their means act title or procurement And lastly the said I B for himself c. That he the said I B his heires and assignes and every of them shall and will at all times hereafter and from time to time upon request made For further assurance and at the costs and charges in the law of the said T VV party to these presents his executors or assignes or some of them make do and execute or cause to be made done and executed all and every such further and other reasonable act and acts thing and things whatsoever for the further better assurance surety more sure making and conveying of the said demised premisses with the appurtenances and every part thereof unto the said T VV party to these presents his c. during the term aforesaid and in such manner and forme upon such rents covenants and conditions as is before herein mentioned according to the effect and true meaning of these presents as by the said T VV his c. or by his or their councel learned in the law shal be reasonably devised or advised and required In witnesse c. A grant of an extent penned by Mr. Tho. Bromely then Solicitor THis INDENTURE made the c. betweene I D of c. and VV D of c. on the one part and T P and T O of c. on the other part Witnesseth That whereas the right Honorable E Lord S. by the name of E S Esq by one recognizance bearing date c. taken knowledged and sealed before Sir R D Knight Lord chief Justice of England according to the forme of the statute for the recovery of debts in that case provided standeth bound to the said I D in the sum of c. payable c. as by the same recognizance c. And where also the said I D hath extended and to him delivered in execution the Manor of N. with the appurtenances in the County of c. at the yearly rent of c. for non-payment of the said sum of c. Now the said I D for divers good causes and considerations him hereunto especially moving hath granted assigned and set over unto the said W D. T B. G B. and T O all his estate right title interest and demand which he hath by reason of the said extent of in and to the Manor of N. with the appurtenances and of in and to every part and parcel thereof and of in and to all and singular messuages lands tenements meadows leasowes pastures rents reversions services and hereditaments with the appurtenances so extended and delivered in execution as aforesaid and the said I D for himself c. That hee the said I D his executors administrators or assignes at any time or times hereafter shall not do any act or acts thing or things whereby the said extent and extents or the estate title or interest of the said W D c. or any of them or of the executors or administrators or assignes of them or any of them by reason of the same extent may be in any wise hurt hindred impeached discharged undone or made void And further that he the said I D his heires executors and administrators shall and will at the reasonable request costs and charges in the law of the said W D or any of them do and suffer to be done made acknowledged all and every such lawful and reasonable act acts thing and things devise and devises in the law whatsoever for the further assurance surety sure making and conveying of the premisses for and during all the term and time of the said extent and execution unto the said W T. B. G B. and T O. as by the learned councel of them or any of them shall be reasonably devised or advised and required In witnesse c. The copy of a recognizance taken by a Justice of Peace for the appearance of certain persons at the Sessions BE it remembred that the twentieth day of c. T D of c. came before me T S Esq one of the Justices of the peace of our said Lord the King in the said County assigned to keep c. and did acknowledg himself to owe to our said Lord the King 40 l. of lawfull c. to be made and leavyed of his goods chattels lands and tenements to the use and behoof of our said Lo. the K. And W R F of c. likewise came and undertook for the said T D each of them in the penalty of 20 l. of their goods chattels lands and tenements also to be raised and leavied to the use and behoof of our said Lo. the King if the said T D shall make default in the condition ensuing c. The condition c. That if the above bounden TD do be and personably appear before his Majesties Justices of the Peace and general Gaol delivery to be holden within the said Countie then and there to answer such matters as on his Majesties part and behalfe shall be objected against him touching the suspition of the felonious stealing of a gray Mare of the goods and chattels of a man unknown and not depart thence without the licence of the Court. That then c. A surrender of the captainship of a Castle KNow all men Me. P T c. to have surrendred to our most excellent Prince and Lord James by the grace of God c. the office of keeping and captainship of the Castle of C in the County of S. and the office of keeping of the waters of C and P in the said Countie and the vails and fees of two shillings of lawfull c. by the day for the execution of the said office and all other things which our said Lord the King by his Letters Patents dated at Westm c. in the yeare of his Reigne c. hath granted unto mee as fully and wholly as they were all granted to me with this intention neverthelesse that our said Lord the King by his other Letters patents would vouchsafe to grant all and singular the premisses unto R B of c. for the term of his life In witnesse c. An assignment of a bond for performance of Covenants TO all Christian people c. I I of c. sends greeting c. Whereas
to say at c. And if it happen the said annuity or yearely rent of six pound or the said other annuity or yearely rent of foure pound or either of them or any part thereof to be behind and unpaid in part or in all by the space of c. that then c. A clause of distresse as in others before And moreover KnoW ye me the said A B for the consideration aforesaid to have put the said C D my servant in full and peaceable possession of the aforesaid several annuities or Rents charge by the payment of 6 d. which upon the day of the date of these presents I have given unto him in the name of seisin thereof In witnesse c. A Grant of the goods of a Person outlowed CHARLES c to all to whom c. Greeting Whereas N B of c. and HB of c. by their writing obligatory sealed with the seales of them the said N and H bearing date c. and the same day and year acknowledged before T R Knight chiefe Justice of our Court of Common Pleas according to the form of the statute for recovering of debts provided and ordained in Parliament holden in the three and twentieth yeare of the Raigne of the late King H. 8. stand bound and are obliged unto W C of c. in 6000. l. and 3000. l. payable to the said W. upon the feast of c. And whereas the said N B and H B by one other their writing obligatory sealed with their seales bearing date c. and the same day and yeare acknowledged before the said T R according to the forme of the said statute are also and stand bound to the said W C in two thousand pounds payable to the said VV in and upon the said feast of c. And whereas the said VV C for that that hee did not appeare before our Justices at VV. to answer R T of a plea why with force and armes he made an assault upon him the said R at L and did beat wound and evil intreat him and also that hee disposed of his life and offered him other enormities to the grievous dammage of the said R and against our peace was put into the exigent in the Hastings of the City of L. to be outlawed and upon that occasion hee was afterwards outlawed as by the record and processe the said outlawry remaining in our Court of Common pleas at VV. more fully appeareth by vertue of which outlawry the aforesaid writings obligatory and the said sums of mony as also all singular other goods and chattels and debts which the said VV. had at the time of the publication of the said outlawry or at any time after were forfeited unto us and are wel known of right to belong and appertaine unto us Know yee therefore that wee in consideration of the good true and acceptable service heretofore done unto us by our beloved and faithfull servant C H of our especial grace certaine knowledge and meer motion have given and granted and by these presents for us our heires and successors do give and grant to the said C H his executors and assignes to the only proper use and behoof of the said C H his c. as well the said writings obligatory and recognizances as the said six thousand pounds and three hundred pounds and the said two thousand pounds and all other summes of money and debts whatsoever any waies due by the said N B and H B or either of them to the said W C and forfeited unto us by reason of the said outlawry or any other waies whatsoever And also all actions suites executions and demands which wee our heires or successors by reason of the said recognizance or writings obligatory or any of them or for the said debts or summes of mony by these presents granted or any of them or any parcel thereof against the said N B and H B or either of them or the heires executors or administrators of them or either of them in any wise now have or hereafter may have without any accompt to be given or made unto us our heirs or successors for the premisses or any part thereof for that expresse mention c. An Indenture of allotment of severall parts of Land THis INDENTURE sextipartite made c. betweene W C on the one part E D and D his wife on the second part P N and E his wife on the third part R P and M. his wife on the fourth part W C and T his wife on the fifth part and T L and F his wife on the sixth part Witnesseth That where divers and sundry Mannors Lands Tenements Rents Reversions Service and Hereditaments with the Appurtenances late the Inheritance of the late Lady I B deceased sometimes wife of the Right honourable Sir E B Knight deceased likewise set lying and being in divers and sundry Counties Shires and places within the Realmes of England by and after the death of the said Lady I B did lawfully descend and come and of right ought to descend and come unto the said W C. E D. and D. his wife P H and F his wife R P and M his wife W C and E his wife T L and F his wife that is to say to the said W C as cousin and one of the co-heires of the said Ladie I B That is to say Sonne of the Ladie A C deceased daughter of the said Lady I B by G C Knight Lord C late husband of the said Lady A now likewise deceased lawfully begotten To the said D C and D his wife in the right of the said D one other of the daughters and Coheires of the said Lady I B To the said P H and F his wife in the right of the said F. one other of the daughters and co-heires of the said Lady I B To the said R P and M his wife c. one other of the daughters and co-heirs of the said Lady I B. To the said VV C and E his wife as in the right of the said E one other of the daughters and co-heires of the said Lady I B. And to the said T L and F his wife as in the right of the said F one other of the Daughters and Co-heires of the said Lady I B. by reason whereof the said VV G. E C. c. into the said Mannors mâ—ssuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments with their appurtenances entred and were thereof seized in coparcionary That is to say the said VV C in his own right and the said E G. R P c. and their said Wives in the right of their wives and they being thereof so seized of their will and mutuall assents and agreement the seventh day of February last past before the date hereof did make partition thereof in manner and form following that is to say they did grant and indifferently divide and sever all the Manors Messuages Lands Tenements and Hereditaments with their Appurtenances to them
take upon him the full and due execution of the foresaid last Will and Testament so far as only to the duty trust and office of Executors appertaineth or ought to appertain And further it is ordered judged and awarded by the said Arbitrator and also covenanted granted and fully agreed between the said parties That the Executors shall bear all costs and charges of sutes in executing the Testators will equally and the same parties and every of them do severally covenant and grant to and with the other of them by these presents That if at any time or times hereafter it shal be found and approved that the foresaid Testator is and ought to be charged either by Law or conscience with any other debt or debts sum or sums of mony or other duties or things whatsoever then at this present is well known and doth appear unto the said executors or if they or any of them or the executors of the Survivor of them shall at any time or times hereafter happen to be charged with any manner of sutes or sute or other charge or charges whatsoever for or by reason of the said last Will and Testament or the due execution thereof either in Law or otherwise That then all and every the said Executors and the Survivor and Survivors of them and the Executors or administrators of such of them which then shall be dead shall at their equal and indifferent costs bear support pay and allow the same charges and every of them any thing herein contained to the contrary in any wise notwithstanding Another form of an Award TO all Christian people c. I S Sergeant at Law greeting c. Whereas divers variances futes controversies debates and demands have been heretofore had moved stirred and depending between A B c. and C D c. of for and concerning Reciting the matter in controversie For the appeasing and pacifying of all which sutes variances controversies and demands either of the said parties by their mutual assents and consents have submitted themselves and stand bounden each to other by their severall obligations bearing date c. in the summe of c. the peece with several conditions endorsed upon either of the same several obligations to stand to obey observe performe fulfil and keep the Award Arbitrament Ordinance and Judgement of me the said I S Arbitrator indifferently elected named and chosen betweene the said parties as well of for and upon all and all manner of Actions as well reals as personals sutes quarrels debts debates trespasses and demands whatsoever had moved stirred or depending in controversie between the said parties in any wise before the date of the said obligations So that the same Award Arbitrament Ordinance and Judgment of me the said Arbitrator of and upon the premises were made declared and yeilded up in writing on this side the tenth day of c. as by the same several obligations and endorsements thereupon made more at large appeareth Whereupon I the said I S Arbitrator aforefaid taking upon me the charge of the said award and willing to set the said parties at a final end peace unity and concord of for and concerning the premises Have called both the said parties before me and by good advice and deliberation have seen heard examined and perfectly understood and perceived both their Rights Titles Estates Interests Demands Evidences and proofs in and to the Premises and weighing and pondering the effects and grounds of all the said matters in controversie do now make publish give up and declare this my present award indented between the said parties by and with their both mutual consents and agreements of for and concerning the premises in manner and form following that is to say First I the said Arbitrator do by these presents award order judge and determine and the said A B for his part doth covenant and grant for him his Executors and Administrators to and with the said C D his Executors and Administrators by these presents That c. as in other Awards reciting the matter in variance Another form of an Award short TO all Christian people c. Sir Christopher Wray Lord Chief Justice of England greeting c. Whereas divers sutes variances and controversies have heretofore risen grown and yet be depending between A B c. and C D c. for and concerning c. expressing the matters in controversie For the appeasing and ending whereof and of all actions strifes quarrels and sutes had moved or depending between the said parties or any of them any way touching or concerning the said c. The said parties and every of them have compromitted and submitted themselves to stand to observe perform and keep the Award Ordinance Arbitrament Rule and Judgement of me the said C W. So that the said Arbitrament Order Rule and Judgment of me the said C W were made in writing indented and ready to be delivered to the said parties before the twelfth day of D. c. as by two several Obligations in that behalf had and made each of them bearing date c. more at large it doth and may appear Whereupon now know ye that I the said Sir C W willing and minding to set the said parties and every of them at quietness touching and concerning the premisses do award order judge and determine of for and concerning the premisses as followeth First that the said A B shall c. A Lease of a Coal-Mine or Coal-Pit THis INDENTURE made the c. Between A B of c. of the one party and C D of c. of the other party Witnesseth That the said A B for divers good considerations him moving hath demised granted and to Farm-letten and by these presents doth for him and his heirs demise grant and to farm let unto the said C D all those his Pit and Pits Mine and Mines of coal as well open as not opened set lying and being of in upon or within all those grounds or lands called F within the Parish of L in the County of D and free liberty in every or any of them to digge delve make sink and ridde pit and pits and to drive to make Water-gates as wel for the waining of coals as for the avoiding of water and stith together with free and sufficient ground leave for the laying of all such coals as shall or may be there had or wrought and also sufficient way-leave in and through all the grounds of F. aforesaid So alwayes that the said C D his Executors and Assignes do not work or draw up coals within the said demised premises but only at one pit at one time during the terme by these presents demised nor work and draw up in or at any pit in any one day above twenty score Corves or scopes of coals every corve or scope to contain eight pecks Land-measure and no more To have and to hold the said Pit and Pits mine and mines of coal as well opened as not
our Sovereign Lord the Kings Majestie amongst others within the Citie of London for the taxation levying assessing and collection of the first Subsidie of the three Subsidies granted to his Majestie in the Parliament holden at Westminster in the c. year of his Highnesse Reign do certifie unto the Right honourable Sir I F Knight Chancellor of his Majesties Court of Exchequer The Lord chief Baron and other the Barons of the said Court and to all other his Majesties Commissioners and officers to whom it shall appertaine that A B of c. is taxed and assessed to pay to our Sovereign Lo. the Kings Majestie for the said first subsidie and hath paid the sum of 26 s. -8 d. after the rate of ten pounds in goods amongst the inhabitants of the Parish of c. in the ward of c. at which place the said A B was resident with his Familie at the time of the taxation of the said subsidie Given under our hands and Seals c. A Licence to a Butcher to sell Flesh FOR as much as it hath been alwayes heretofore graciously allowed and permitted that some honest persons should provide kil sell and retail flesh victual during the Lent season to any of his Highnesse Subjects sick weake and impotent persons These are to will and require you to allow and suffer this bearer A B of c. Butcher by himself or his servant to provide kill sell and retail flesh victual within the Parish and County of c. by and during all the time of Lent now ensuing without any of your restraints denial or disturbance Whereof faile you not Dated c. Your very loving friend c. To all Justices of the peace Majors Sheriffs Bailiffs Constables and all other his Majesties Officers Ministers and Subjects to whom it doth appertain and to every of them For an Undersheriff a Condition THe condition c. That whereas our Soveraign Lord c. the Kings Majestie that now is by his Highnesse Letters patents under his Majesties great Seal of England bearing date the c. in the fourth year of his Majesties Reign did appoint and make the within named R K high Sheriff of his Highnesse countie of S. which said R K afterwards by his Indenture bearing date c. in the said 4th year c. did ordain depute constitute and make the within bounden I H his deputie and Under-sheriffe of the said Countie of S. as by the same Indenture more plainly at large doth and may appear If the said J H. his heirs c. and every of them do at all times hereafter and from time to time for ever clearly acquit exonerate and discharge or otherwise sufficiently save and keep harmlesse the said R K his heirs executors and administrators and every of them and his and their goods chattels lands tenements possessions and hereditaments and every of them of and from all and every the sum and sums of money wherewith the said R K shall be charged by reason of the said Office of Sheriffwick and shall fall out not to be answered upon the accompts and of and from all action and actions plaint or plaints of debt or debts that shall be commenced against the said R K. his c. by reason of any escape or escapes committed of any prisoner or prisoners arrested and not committed to the common Jail of the said Countie or afterwards by the act or negligence of the said J. or any the Bailiff or Bailiffs or any his servants or deputies and of and from all actions suits costs losses dammages hinderances and demands whatsoever which shall or may at any time or times hereafter come grow or be to or against the said R K. his c. or his or their goods chattels lands tenements possessions and hereditaments and every or any them for or by reason of the premises or any of them c. To surrender lands THe Condition of this Obligation c. That if the above bounden A B. or his heirs doe or shall within one yeare next ensuing the date hereof at the reasonable request and at the costs and charges in the Law of the above-named C D. his heires or assignes sufficiently surrender to the use of the said C D. his heires and assignes for ever according to the customs of the Mannors of R and B. in the Countie of S. all such Copie-hold lands as late were the Copie-hold inheritance of E C c. and before that of J C of c. and purchased by the said A B set lying and being in A c. reciting the parcels being parcell of the said Mannors of R and B. And also if the said Copie-hold lands at the time of the making and perfecting of the said surrender or surrenders shall be and so shall continue clearly discharged or otherwise sufficiently saved and kept harmlesse of and from all former charges estates titles troubles and encumbrances whatsoever made committed or done by the said A B. That then c. To cure a Disease or to repay the money THe Condition of this Obligation is such That whereas the within named A B. the day of the date within written hath delivered and given the within bounden C D the sum of eight pound in consideration that the said C D should on this side and before the third day of J. next coming after the date within written cure and make whole the said A B. of the disease or diseases wherewith the said A B is now grieved If therefore the said C D do before the said 3d day of J. next well and sufficiently and safely cure and make whole the said A B of the said diseases And also in case the said A. at any time after and before the fourth day of M. next following be grieved or vexed with the said diseases or any part thereof or that the said disease or any part thereof do before the fourth day of M. issue or grieve upon any part of the bodie of the said A B. Then if the said C D. his executors or assignes within twentie daies next after the said fourth day of M. do well and truly repay or cause to be repaid unto the said A B. his executors administrators or assigns the said sum of eight pound without fraud or covin This present Obligation to be void c. To stand to an Award THe Condition of this Obligation c. That if the within bounden A B. his heirs executors and administrators and every of them do stand to obey observe perform fulfill and keep the Award arbitrament order rule and judgment of E F Arbitrator indifferently elected named and chosen as well on the part of the said A B as on the behalf of the within named C D to arbitrate award ordaine judg and deem as well for and upon the right title claim possession and interest of one close containing by estimation twelve acres of land be it more or lesse with the appurtenances lying and being in G
to the said Mansion house or Scite of the said late Monastery or Priory of c. with the said Mannor of E and all and singular the lands tenements and hereditaments to them or either of them belonging or appertaining and also of in and to the said c. and all other the premisses with their and every of their appurtenances and every part and parcell thereof by force vertue or means of the said recited Letters Patents and Indenture of Assignement aforesaid or either of them or by any other wayes or means whatsoever together with the same Indenture of Assignement to the said W K made of the premisses as abovesaid To have and to hold the said Mansion-house or Scite of the Monastery or Priory aforesaid The said Mannor of K The said three Closes c. and all and singular other the premisses with their and every of their appurtenances and all the said estate interest and terme of yeers of him the said W K in and to the same premisses and every part thereof unto the said I P his c. to the onely use and behoof of him the said I P and of such children as he now hath or hereafter shall have of the body of the said E his now wife immediatly after the decease of the said W K for and during all such time and terme as shall be unexpired and then to come of the extent or extents aforesaid In as large and ample manner to all intents and purposes as he the said W K now hath might should or ought to have and enjoy the same by vertue of the said recited Letters Patents and Indenture of Assignement or either of them or otherwise howsoever For quiet enjoying And the said W K for himself c. That he the said I P his c. and every of them shall or may after the decease of the said W K during the whole terme before mentioned under the rents covenants and reservations in the said Letters Patents mentioned peaceably and quietly hold have and enjoy all and singular the before bargained premisses with the appurtenances and every part thereof to the uses before mentioned without the let or interruption of the heirs c. of him the said W K or any other person or persons by their or any of their means act title or procurement And the said I P for himself c. That he the said I P his c. or some of them shall and will within the space of three yeers next after the premisses aforesaid shall come into the possession of him the said I P his c. by force and vertue of this present grant or assignment well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said M F and E L the sum of c. viz. unto each of them which shall be then living at the time of such possession had as aforesaid the sum of c. without fraud or covin In witnesse c. A Release taken from one used in Trust TO all to whom c. R M of c. whereas C C and T T for and in consideration of a certain sum of money to them paid by I L of c. by their Indenture of bargain and sale bearing date c. did grant bargain and sell unto the said I L and R M their heires and assignes for ever All that their third part in three parts equally to be divided Recitall of all that their messuage or Tenement called c. with the appurtenances scituate c. late in the tenure of c. And also all that their third part in three parts equally divided of all that their mine of coals opened or to be opened or to be gotten or digged within the grounds or lands to the said messuage or Tenement called the c. belonging or appertaining or in any part or parcell thereof As by the same Indenture amongst divers other covenants and agreements more at large it doth and may appear All which premisses in the said Indenture specified so sold and granted unto the said I L and R M as aforesaid was before and at the sealing of the said Indenture Indented and meant to be to the onely use and behoofe of the said I L and his heirs now know ye that I the said R M for and in regard of the trust and confidence in me reposed by the said I L have remised released and quite claimed and for and from me and my heires do by these presents remise release and for ever quite claim unto the said I L and his heires all my right Interest estate title and demand which heretofore I have had or now have of and in the said premisses in the said Indenture specified or in any part or parcell thereof In witnesse c. A Bond taken by the Sheriffes of London for ones Appearance KNow all men by these presents c. To be holden and c. to the Sheriffes of the Citie of London in 100. pound of goods c. To be paid to the said Sheriffes or either of them their executors c. for the true payment whereof well and truely to be made I bind c. The Condition THe Condition of this obligation is That if the above bounden A B shall personally appear before the Justices of our Lord the King at W in the Octaves of Saint Mar in to answer C D and E F of a Plea that he render unto them 200. pounds that then this present obligation to be void or otherwise to stand c. A Condition to finde one his Diet by the year THe Condition c. That if the within TW his executors or assignes do and shall at his and their costs and charges find provide and allow unto I B or any one other servant of the within named I B for the time being good wholsome and sufficient diet and victuals meet and convenient in such sort as is now by him allowed for the time and space of one whole yeer from the Feast of the Nâ—tivity of c. next ensuing c. At or in the now c. And if at any time the said I B or other servant of the said I B so to be dieted for the time being shall be absent from his said commons by the space of six weeks or more together at any time during the said term if then and so often as he shall so be absent the said T W his executors or assignes do and shall find and allow diet and victuals for the said I B for so long time after the end of said term as they shall have been absent as aforesaid According to the true meaning of these presents that then c. Or else c. A Letter of Attorney to enter upon Lands and to deliver a lease made to another KNow all men by these presents that I R R of c. Gent. have made ordained and constituted TC of c. my true and lawfull Attorney for me and in my
said term of c. before mentioned the first payment thereof to be made and begun on the c. now next coming without fraud or covin that then the Statute or Recognizance above recited or mentioned shall be c. otherwise c. In witnesse c. An assignment of an annuitie TO all Christian people to whom this present writing shall come I I VV of c. Gentleman send Greeting in our Lord God everlasting Whereas I G Citizen c. by his Deed indented bearing date c. for the considerations therein mentioned did give grant and confirm unto me I W one Annuity or yearely rent of c. for the term of the natural life of him the said I G Recital if S L Wife of M L. Citizen and c. shall so long live As in and by the said Deed Indented amongst divers other covenants grants articles and agreements therein conteined more fully and at large it doth and may appeare Now know ye that I the said I W for good considerations me moving Consideration have assigned and set over and by these presents do assigne and set over unto the said S L the said Annuity or yearely pension of c. To have and to hold the said Annuity or yearely rent of c. aforesaid unto the said S L and her assignes in as large and ample manner and form as I the said I W may or ought to have and enjoy the same by force of the said Deed Indented or any thing therein conteined together with the Deed Indented or any thing herein contained In witnesse whereof c. An Indenture of Defeasance for the making void of all former Statutes payment of the mony and performance of covenants THis INDENTURE made the c. Between A B of c. on the one part and A E of c. on the other part Witnesseth That whereas the said E A in and by on Recognizance or writing obligatorie of the nature of a Statute staple lately made and provided for the recovery of debts bearing date c. taken sealed and acknowledged before Sir T R Lord Chief Justice of England is and standeth joyntly and severally bounden unto the said A B in the sum of c. payable as in and by the said recognizance or writing obligatory of the force of a Statute staple more fully and at large it doth and may appeare It is now neverthelesse covenanted granted concluded and agreed by and between the said parties to these presents and the true intent and meaning of these presents and of the parties thereunto is and the said A B is contented and pleased that if the said E A his heires executors and assignes do or shall at or before the c. discharge and duely make void upon Record as well all and every Statutes merchant and of the staple as also all recognizances heretofore acknowledged and entred into by the said E A either by himself alone or joyntly with any other person or persons the Statute above recited oâ—ly excepted and thereof bring deliver and leave Certificates under the hands of the Clarks of the said several Offices or their deputies in that behalf at or in the c. to and for the said A B his executors or assignes at or before the said c. day of c. next ensuing And also if the said E A his heires executors administrators or assignes or any of them do well and truly pay or cause to be paid unto the said A B his heirs or assignes or to some one of them the full summe of c. at or in c. in manner and form following That is to say on the c. in full satisfaction and payment of the said summe of c. And also if the said E A his heires executors and assignes doe and shall well and truly observe perform fulfil accomplish and keep all and singular the covenants grants articles and agreements which on his and their parts and behalf are and ought to be observed performed fulfilled accomplished and kept comprized and specified in one paire of Indentures bearing date c. made beeween the said A B of the one part and the said E A on the other part According to the true intent and meaning of the said Indentures That then the said Recognizance or writing obligatorie above recited or mentioned shall be utterly void and of none effect otherwise the same shall stand and abide in full force A Bond to Church-wardens conditioned to pay 4 li. per Annum to the poor of the Parish and upon the death of any surety to put another in his stead WEe A B. G G. c. to be hoâ—â—en to R M and T C c. now Gardians of the goods and ornaments of the Parish-Church of Saint c. in C c. The condition of c. that whereas R D late of the Parish of c. deceased by his last Will and Testament bearing date c. did amongst divers other Legacies and bequests give and bequeath to the Poor of the said Parish the summe of one hundred pounds to be divided and distributed at the discretions of the Church-wardens of the same Parish for the time being as followeth viz. one fifty pounds thereof to and amongst the poor dwelling within the three precincts of the streets side of the said Parish and the other fifty pounds to and amongst the poor of the same Parish dwelling in Chancery Lane as by the said last Will of the said R D amongst other things may more at large appeare And whereas upon the motion of the right honorable Sir Julius Caesar Kt. Master of the Rolls and with the liking and consent of the Common Councel and other Ancients of the said Parish of c. aforesaid the abovenamed R M and T C Church-wardens of the said Parish have delivered and paid on the day of the date of these presents unto the above bounden A B and G G c. the sum of 50 li. of lawful English mony parcel of the 100 li. above mentioned To the intent and purpose that they or their assignes and such other person or persons to whose hands and custody the said 50 li. shall hereafter happen to come shall every yeare yearely truly distribute and give to and amongst the poor of the said Parish dwelling in Chancery-lane within the liberties of the Rolls in the County of Middlesex the sum of 4 l. of currant English mony reserving the said 50 li. whole as a continual Stock to be from time to time so imploid to the use of the poor of the said Parish and place aforesaid If therefore the said A B. G G c. or some of them do and shall form henceforth every yeare yearly for ever on the c. for every yeare well and truly give pay disburse and distribute to and amongst the poor of the said Parish of c. dwelling in Chancery-lane within the liberties of the Rolls in the County of
belonging or appertaining To hold from c. as by the same Indenture more at large appeareth Now know ye that we the said T A and R M have ordained constituted and appointed and by these presents do make ordaine constitute and in our stead and place put and appoint our well-beloved Friend I H of c. to be our true and lawful Atturney and Assignee for us and in our stead name and place to enter and come into and upon the c. before mentioned or into any part thereof and then and there after such entry made to deliver as our act and deed unto the said W M the aforesaid Indenture of Lease so by us signed and sealed as aforesaid to hold according to the tenour and effect of the same Indenture and to do and execute all and every such other act and thing whatsoever as shall be needful in this behalf to be done and performed in as ample and effectual manner as we our selves might or could do if we were in person present In witnesse whereof c. A Condition to save harmlesse Sureties bound for the Behaviour THe Condition c. That whereas the within named I H and W T at the request of the within bounden I I. together with him in and by one Recognizance or Baile bearing the date within written taken before Sir R H one of the Justices of his Majesties Court of Kings Bench stand jointly and severally bounden unto our soveraign Lord the King his Heires and Successors in the summe of c. of c. that he the said I I should be of good behaviour against our said Soveraigne Lord the Kings Majesty and all his leige people as by the said Recognizance or bail at large appeareth If therefore the said I I his heirs executors and administrators and every of them do and shall at all times hereafter and from time to time clearly acquit exonerate and discharge save and keep harmlesse the said I H and T W. their executors and administrators and every of them and his and their goods chattels lands tenements and hereditaments as wel against our said Soveraign Lord the Kings Majesty his heirs successors officers and assigns as against all and every other person or persons whatsoever of for or concerning the said Recognizance or Bail above mentioned and of and from all and singular costs charges suits troubles and expences which shall or may happen come grow arise or be unto the said I H and W T their Executors administrators or assigns or any of them by reason or meanes of the said recognizance or bail above mentioned or any sum or sums of money therein mentioned That then c. A Condition concerning Marriage THe Condition c. That whereas there is a marriage by Gods grace intended to be had and solemnized between the above bounden A B and E D daughter of F D late of G in the County of c. Gentleman deceased if therefore after the said marriage shall be solemnized between the said parties it shall happen that the said A B shall dye and her the said E shall survive Then if the said A B shall at the time of his death leave unto the said E the sum or value of c. of lawful c. in money goods and chattels to be freely had taken used and disposed of by her the said E her executors administrators and assignes at her or their owne wills and pleasures without any claim challenge suit trouble disturbance contradiction or demand of for in or to the said summe or value of c. or of any part or parcel thereof thereunto to be made by the Executors Administrators or Assignes of the said A B or by any other person or persons whatsoever That then c. Another concerning marriage THe Condition c. That whereas there is a Marriage by Gods grace intended to be had and solemnized betweene the within bounden A B and E D daughter of F D late of c. in the County of c. Gentleman deceased if therefore after the said Marriage shall be so solemnized betweene the said parties if it shall happen that the said E shall dye leaving the said A without issue of her body lawfully begotten during the said coverture then if the said A B his Executors or Assignes shall pay or cause to be paid within six months next after the decease of the said E so dying without issue of her body unto such person or persons as the said E in her life time shall limit and nominate either by word of mouth or by writing such sums of mony not exceeding the sum of c. as she the said E shall will or bequeath the same by word of mouth or otherwise in her life time without fraud c. That then c. A Condition for the resignation of a Prebendary upon Request THe Condition c. That whereas the within bounden G G Doctor of Divinty hath heretofore resigned to the Right Reverend Father in God M c. the Prebendary of H belonging to the collegiate Church of W in the County of S. If therefore it shall hereafter appear that any further right touching the said Prebendary shall accâ—â—â—e unto the said G G notwithstanding the said Resignation then if the said G G do and shall upon râ—quest to him to be made by the within named C â— and at the cost and charges of the said C make seal and deliver in due form of Law so farr forth as he the said G G shall have power such other resignation of the said Prebendary as by the Counsel learned in the Laws of the said C C shall be reasonably devised or advised and required so as the said G G be not compelled to travel for the doing thereof further then the place of his abode at the time of such request to him made That then c. An Indenture Tripartite of Mortgage of several Tenements in London and a Recovery thereof had in the Hustings Court and the uses specified THis INDENTURE Tripartite made c. between T P of D in the County of D Gentleman and S his wife on the first part and W P C. on the second part and T H and G H of c. on the third part Witnesseth That the said T P and S his wife for and in consideration of the sum of c. to them or one of them in hand paid at or before c. have given granted bargained and sold and by these presents do fully cleerly and absolutely give grant bargain and sell unto the said c. his heirs c. for ever all those their fourteen messuages or tenements with their and every of their appurtenances in the severall tenures or occupations of W G H C R E D P R F R W R C c. or of their assignes situate lying and being in the Parish of St. Mary Aldermanbury c. Together also with all and singular Shops Cellars Sollers Chambers Roomes Edifices