the premisses in H. and C. or in either of them to me the said X. mine heires and assignes to the use of me the said X. and of mine heires and assignes against the said Sir J S his Heires and assignes and every of them and against all such other person and persons and their heires as shall or may have claime or demand any estate or estates right title or interest of in to or out of the premisses in H. and C. aforesaid by the said Sir J. to me bargained and sold or of in to or out of any part or parcell of the same by from or under the said Sir J S or by reason or meanes of any act or acts thing or things assurance or assurances heretofore had made or done by the said Sir J or by any other person or persons by his assent meanes or procurement to be had and made by Act of Parliament in the next Session of Parliament to be holden according to the true intent and meaning of the aforementioned Covenant in the said former recited Indenture quadripartite amongst other things contained Signification to avoid c. And for and upon divers other considerations me moving to have signified and declared by this my present Deed indented subscribed with my hand and sealed with my Seale which I mean shall be inrolled in one of the Courts of Record of the Queens Highnesse her Heires or Successors do signifie pronounce and declare that my whole mind full meaning intent wil and pleasure is that the uses behoofs intents estates and limitations conveyed raised contained limited or expressed by or in the said Indenture quadripartite bearing date c. for touching or concerning only the said Lands Tenem and other Hereditaments in H. and C. aforesaid and by the said former Indenture quadripartite to me mine heires and assignes bargained and sold by the said Sir I S shall from henceforth be void and of none effect And that I the said X. and mine heires and all and every other person or persons and their heires which now stand or be seised or which hereafter shall stand or be seised of or in the said Lands Tenements and hereditaments in H. and C aforesaid and by the said Sir I. to me and mine heires by the said former recited Indenture quadripartite bargained and sold as is aforesaid or of or in any part or parcell of the same shall from henceforth stand and be seised of and in the same to the use and behoof of me the said X. H. and of mine heires and assignes for ever and to none other use intent or purpose The said last recited Indenture quadripartite Notwithstanding c. or any limitation of use in the same or any clause sentence covenant or agreement therein contained or any other matter cause or thing whatsoever to the contrary thereof in any notwithstanding In witnesse c. A payment of a summe of money to the intent to alter uses raised in land c. THis Writing indented Witnesseth That I Dame A L of L. widow late the wife of Sir T. L. Knight late Alderman of the city of L aforesaid deceased Have on the day of the date hereof paid unto the hands of T. H. now Treasurer of the Hospitall of c. within the said city of L. to the use of Sir J. L. Knight now Lord Maior of the same city of L. the summe of ten shillings of c. for the behoof and and relief of the poor children of the said Hospitall of c. within the said city of L. for the intent and purpose to alter all the uses limited appointed raised or made by one pair of Indentures bearing date c. made betwixt me the said Dame A. on the one part And Sir W. C. Knight I. S. one of her Majesties Justices of her Pleas before her Highnesse to be holden and T. B. Esquire on the other part of and in those two Messuages c. and of and in all that c. and of and in c. and of and in all other the Messuages lands tenements or hereditaments mentioned or specified in the said former Indentures above expressed in these presents And I the said Dame A. L. do by these presents revoke adnull make frustrate and avoid all and singular use and uses limitations of use and uses and estates by me at any time or times heretofore created limited raised or made of or in the Premisses or any part or parcell thereof by the said former Indent above recited or otherwise other then such as have been created limited raised or made to the use of me the said Dame A. and of mine heirs and assignes for ever and other then lease or grant leases or grants by me made of the Premisses or of any part thereof for term of life lives or years So as now from henceforth I the said Dame A. and all other person and persons seised of any estate of inheritance of or in the Premisses or any part thereof and of every part thereof stand and be seised to the use of me the said Dame A. and of mine heirs and assignes for ever and to none other use intent or purpose The said former Indenture or any former act or thing by me the said Dame A. heretofore done caused procured or agreed unto to the contrary notwithstanding And I the said T. H. do knowledge and confesse by these presents That the said Dame A. did pay unto me the said T. H. the sum of ten shillings and that I had and received the same of the said Dame A. in maner and form aforesaid In witness whereof we the said Dame A. and T. H. to both parts of this present Writings indented have set our seals Given c. An Indenture leading the use of a fine after the fine knowledged THis Indenture c. Between W. H. citizen and G. of L. on the one part And R. W. citizen and G. of L. on the other part Witnesseth that whereas the said W. H. heretofore by his Indenture dated c. for the consideration therein mentioned did give grant bargain and sell to the said R. and to his heirs and and assignes for the onely use of the said R. and of his heirs and assignes for ever all that Messuage or tenement with the appurtenances scituate in P. in the Parish of S. in the County of M. which sometimes was parcell of the possessions of c. And also two gardens c. And the reversion and reversions c. And where by the said former Indentures the said W. did covenant to and with the said R. That he the said W. and A. then yet his wife before the last day of Easter Term then next following should knowledge and levie in due form of Law one fine with Proclamations of all and singular the Premisses to the said R. and his heires according to the common and usuall order of fines before the Justices of our Soveraigne Lord the King of his Common
bench at Westminster by the name of c. As by the said former Indentures more at large may and will appear which said fine by assent of the said parties was forborn and not levied untill the morrow after the Feast of the holy Trinity now last past at which time the fine aforesaid hath been had and levied by the said W. and A. his wife in manner and form aforesaid And now the said W. for him and his heirs And the said R. for him his heirs and assignes have covenanted and agreed together And now do covenant grant and agree together by these presents And by the same presents do cleerly and plainly expresse and declare That the said fine of the Premisses levied by the said W. and A. his wife to the said R. and his heirs as aforesaid was so had and levied to the use of the said R. and of his heirs and assignes And was alwaies meant and intended to be And is meant and intended to be And from henceforth for ever shall be and be deemed taken to be to and for the use and behoof of the said R. and of his heirs and assignes for ever and to none other use or uses intent or purposes whatsoever In witnesse c. An Indenture of a Joynture before Marriage THis Indenture c. Between c. In consideration of the said intended marriage and in pursuance and part of the performance of certain Articles c. And for the better provision of maintenance for her the said C. and in part of her Joynture of the lands and tenements of the said R. he the said R. G. hath demised granted bargained sold ser and let to farm And by these presents doth c. unto the said B. All these Mess c. And the reversion and reversions remainder and remainders thereof and of every part thereof with the appurtenance To have and to hold unto the said B. and C. c. and the survivour of them and his heirs from the day of the date hereof for and during all the time and term of one hundred years from thence next ensuing and fully to be compleat and ended To the uses behoofs intents and purposes herein expressed mentioned and declared And to no other use behoof intent or purpose in any wise That is to say That the aforesaid H. B. and A. B. and their heires shall stand and be possessed of all and singular the Premisses to the onely use and behoof of the said R. G. and his assignes during so many years of the foresaid term as shall expire in his life time and immediately after his decease to the onely use and behoof of the aforesaid his intended wife and her assignes during so many years of the said term as shall expire in her life time and after her decease then to the onely use of the first son of the said R. upon the body of the said C. to be begotten and the heires of his body during all the then remaining time of the term aforesaid And for default of such issue to the second third and fourth sons of the said R. upon the body of the said C. to be begotten and the heirs of their bodies successively And for default of such heirs males then to the use of the first daughter of the said R. on the body of the said C. to be begotten and the heirs of her body And so to their second c. An Indenture for the acknowledging and leading the use of a fine to the use of the Conizors THis Indenture c. Between W B of S. in the County of S. yeoman and J his wife one of the daughters and heires of the said J L. late of S. aforesaid deceased on the one part And J M of L. Cordwainer and W F of the same city Cloth-worker on the other part Witnesseth that for divers good and especiall causes and considerations it is covenanted and agreed between the said parties That the said W B and J his wife before the Feast of All Saints next coming in due form and according to the course of the Laws of this Realm shall levie one fine before the Kings Majesties Justices of his Common bench at Westminster of one tenement c. All which Premisses come to the part of the said J upon the division made between her and J. her sister the other daughter and co-heir of the said J L And that by the same fine they shall expresse all and singular the Premisses by the name of two Messuages two Cottages two Gardens twenty acres of land four acres of meadow and ten acres of pasture with their appurtenences in S and W in the County of S. And also by the same fine shal knowledge all and singular the Premisses to be the right of the said J M as those which the said I. M. and W. F. then shall have of the gift and grant of the said W B and I his wife And the same then by the said fine shall remise and quite claime from them and their heires to the said I M and W F and the heires of the said I M for ever And moreover that the said W B and I his wife by the same fine shall grant for them and the heires of the said I that they shall warrant the said tenements with the appurtenances to the said I M and W F and to the heirs of the said I M against them the said W B. and I. and the heires of the said I. for ever The Use And it is covented concluded and agreed between the said parties to these presents and every of them for themselves and their heirs do covenant and agree with the other of them and their heires and the heires of every of them by these presents That the said fine so to be levied of the said Messuage tenements cottages and other the Premisses with their appurtenances as aforesaid shall be and by these presents is fully and plainy expressed agreed and declared to be to the uses and intents hereafter in these Indentures expressed and not to any other use or uses intent or intents whatsoever That is to say to the onely use and behoof of the said W. B. and J his wife and of the heirs of the survivor of the same W. B. and I. for ever In witnesse c. An Indenture for knowledging a Recovery to sundry uses with provision that the Estate Taile be not altered THis Indenture Tripartite made c. Between I. F. of B. in the County of B. Esqire on the one part And the right worshipfull Sir I. M. Knight I. H. and H. C. Esquires on that other part And the right worshipfull R C. of S. in the County of S. Esquire and I. N. and M. F. Gent. on the third part Witnesseth that for divers reasonable causes and considerations the said I. F. especially moving and also upon great trust and confidence by him reposed in the said Sir I. M. J. H. H. C. R. C. J.
and other places reported that your Orator never had any such estate to him conveyed by Feoffment but that the said Feoffor thereof dyed seised By which indirect practises they intend to make men doubt and suspect your Orators right in and to the same and so to continue in their suspicion till such time as your Orators witnesses which now are living and can testifie the execution of the said Deed should be dead and then to bring your said Orators estate into tryall and in and by the common Law of this Realm wherein it shall behoove your said Orator to make proofe of the execution of his said Feoffment the want of which said proofe considering the said false and slanderous rumors may then put your said Orator in great hazard of the losse of his said estate right which if it should happen would be to the great hinderance of your sayd oratour and against Law and conscience It may therefore in the consideration of the Premisse please your good Lordships to grant unto your said orator his Highnesse Writ of Subpoena against such persons as your orator shall think convenient witnesses in the premisses commanding them thereby having their costs allowed to appeare before your honours in the Court of Chancery there to be examyned by the examyners of the said Court testify their knowledges for and concerning the executyon and proof of the same deed all other circumstances concerning the same so as the same examination depositions may remain in this honourable Court in perpetuam rei memoriam And your orator c. A Bill of Exchang AT double usance I pray you pay by this my first bill of Exchang my second not being paid unto R. P. Merchant or the bringer hereof the summe of 39 l. 5 s. Flemish money Currant in Hamborowgh for merchandizes and is for the very value thereof here by me received of the said R. P. at the day I pray you make him good payment And thus God keep you A Charter Party IN the name of God Amen This Charter Party Indented of a Freightment made this 28 th day of N. In the year of our Lord 1651. Between J. C. Master of the good ship or vessell called the F. of L. of the burthen of 200. Tuns or there abouts now riding at Anchor in the river of Thames of the one part And A. C. of L. Merchant of the other part Witnesseth that the said J. C. hath granted and letten the said Ship to Freight unto the said A. C. and he the said A. C. hath accordingly hired the said Ship for a voyage by Gods assistance to be made with her as is hereafter mentioned That is to say the said J. C. for him his executors and administrators doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said A. C. his executors and assig by these presents that the said Ship shal with the first good wind weather that God shall send next after the 10 th day of D. next ensuing the date above written shall set saile and depart from and out of the said river of Thames upon her said intended Voyage and before such departure shall receive take into her all such goods merchandizes as he the said A. C. his Factor or assignes shall lade or cause to be laden aboard her which she may conveniently stowe and carry in her over and above her victuall tackle and apparell and by Gods assistance as wind and weather shall serve and the periles and dangers of the Seas excepted directly saile and appley unto Nantz in Brittany there discharg the said goods out of her and also receive relade and take in to her againe all such other goods or merchandizes as the said A. C. his Factor or assignes shall relade or cause to be reladen aboard her and which she may conveniently stow and carry in her as aforesaid and then the said Ship shall with the first good wind and weather that God shall afterwards send the danger of the Seas excepted directly saile and apply unto the Island of Saint Michael in the Dominions of the King of Portugall and there to discharg and relade againe according to the order and direction of the said A C. his Factor or assignes and according to the like order shall directly saile apply to the Island of Terceras and Fyall there make a discharge of the said merchants goods and merchandizes and also at Terceras and Fyall aforesaid shall receive relade and take into her againe all such goods and merchandizes as are there usually laden which the said A.C. his Factor or assignes shall relade or cause to be reladen aboard the said Ship and which she may conveniently stow and carry in her over and above her victuall tackle and apparrell the said ship being so reladen at Terceras Fyall she shall as wind and weather shall serve and the perrils and dangers of the seas excepted saile retorn and come back to the Island of Saint Michael there receive such other goods and merchandizes as the said Merchant shall please to lade which are there accustomed to be laden which the said ship may carry as aforesaid conveniently and then the said Ship shall with the first good wind and weather that God shall afterwards send the perills and dangers of the Seas excepted directly saile and apply unto Falmoth Plimouth Dartmouth or the Isle of weight or to one of those said places and the said Ship being accordingly arrived at one of the said places the said I. C. or any other person that shall be master of the said Ship for the time being shall send expresse notice by writing to be given or at least unto or for the said A.C. his executors Factors or assignes at or in the now dwelling house of the said A. C. scituate in D. near Algate London that the said Ship and goods are safely arrived at one of the places aforenamed and at such place of arrivall the said Ship shall stay six daies for an answer and directions to be returned and given by him the said A. C. his executors Factors or assignes for the sailing and applying of the Ship afore mentioned unto Haverdegrace in France Amsterdam in Holland or to the parts of the city of L. the charge of sending a messenger to give such intelligence as aforesaid shall be satisfied and paid by the said A. C. his executors Factors or assignes and according to such answer direction and appointment the said Ship shall with the first good wind and weather that God shall send the perrils and the dangers of the Seas excepted directly saile and apply either to Haverdegrace in France or Amsterdam in Holland or the Port of this City of L. which of the said places the said Ship shall be so ordered and appointed to saile and apply unto and within ten daies after the arrivall of the said Ship at the same place to be apointed the said Ship shall make her right discharge
of the naturall life of the same D. for and in the name of her Joynture as aforesaid of the clear yearly value of sixty pounds of c. beyond all charges and reâ—prises and moreover the said A. C. the elder covenanteth c. That he the said A. C. the elder on this side the Feast of All-Saints now next coming if the said marriage betwixt the said A. the younger and D. shall in the mean time be had and they both do so long live shall and will convey and assure all the said scite c. and all other the Premisses and the reversion thereof and therewith so much other Lands and Tenements then to be by good and lawfull Title in the sole seisin of the said A. the elder as of his demesne in fee as together shall amount to the cleer yearely value of a hundred pounds of lawfull c. unto the said A.C. the younger and the heires males of his body on the body of the said D. lawfully to be begotten And that as well the Scite Mannor Messuage and other the Premisses as also the said other lands and tenements so therewith to be conveyed and assurred as aforesaid from the time of the making of the said conveyance therof assurance shall be and stand to the said A. the younger and the heirs male of his body on the body of the said D. lawfully to be begotten cleer and free discharged and acquitted or otherwise by the said A. the elder and his heires sufficiently saved harmlesse of and from all former Grants Bargains Sales Estates and Incumbrances whatsoever had or made or to be had or made by the said A. the elder or his heires Leases for term of yeares made of the Premisses or any part thereof whereupon the old accustomed rents are reserved to be yearly payable to the said A. the elder and his heires onely except and foreprised In witnesse c. An Indenture for a Womans Joynture in Land without clause Nota if the Joynture had been made before marriage the Wife then could not claim Dower that if after the Husbands death she forsake her Joynture and seek her Dower at the Common Law this Joynture to be void THis Indenture c. between Sir G. S of W in the County of S. Knight on the one part and E.G. c. J.F. c. H. B. and H. G. the younger c. on the other part witnesseth That the said Sir G. S. for and in consideration of the hearty love and affection which he beareth to Dame D. Consideration of money in marriage and performance of former covenants now wife of the said Sir G. and one of the daughters of the said E.G. and also in consideration of the summe of one thousand pounds of c. paid and delivered to the said Sir G. by the said E.G. before the making and sealing of these presents for the preferment in marriage of the said Dame D. And for and in consideration of the performance and fulfilling of certain Grants Promises and Agreements heretofore had made and done between the said Sir G. on the one part and the said E. G. and H. G. on the other part doth covenant grant and agree for him Covenant by a day to grant by deed certaine Mannors c. his Heires and Executors to and with the said E.G. J. F. H. B. and H. G. their Heires Executors and administrators and every of them that he the said Sir G. before the tenth day of Aprill next coming after the date hereof shall by his sufficient Deed in writing under his hand and seale give grant and confirm to the said E. J H and H. their heires and assignes all that the Mannor of W. in the County of S. with all the rights members and appurtenances thereunto belonging and the Park adjoyning to the said house commonly called W. Park and also the Mannor of A. alias A. in the said County with all the rights members and appurtenances to the same belonging And all and singular Messuage Lands Tenements Meadowes Pastures Leasures Feedings Waters Fishing Deer Game of Conies Rents Reversions Services Escheats Waifs Straies Fines Amerciaments Heriots Wards Marriages Reliefs Leets and Profits of Courts and all other Profits Advantages Emoluments Liberties Franchises Priviledges and Jurisdictions and all other Hereditaments whatsoever within the Townes Parishes and Fields of W. A alias A. aforesaid or in either of them or elsewhere in any other place or places to the said Mannors of W. A. alias A. and to the said Park or to any of them belonging or in any wise appertaining or being accepted known reputed or taken as part parcell or member of the said Mannors Park or any of them or so being usually occupied demised or letten and all that his Capitall Messuage or Mansion house scituate and being neer C. Lane neer to the City of L. with all Rooms Buildings Gardens Easements and Commodities to the same belonging or appertaining And also all that his Messuage or Tenement called the D. and all the Houses Builddings Gardens Grounds Tenements void Rooms and Cellars with the appurtenances which the said Sir G. hath scituate lying and being at the S. in the Parish of Saint C. without the Bars of the Inner Temple of L. aforesaid and all and singular the reversion and reversions of all the said Mannors of W. and A. and of either of them with their appurt and of the said Park Messuage Lands and Tenements aforesaid with their appurtenances and of all and every the Premisses with the appurtenances To have hold and enjoy the said Mannors of W. Habendum and A. with the appurtenances and all and every the Premisses before mentioned and the reversion and reversions of the same unto the said E. J. H. and H. their Heires and Assignes for ever to the uses hereafter expressed and to no other use intent or purpose To the use c. first of the Husband then of the Wife and after of the husbands heires that is to say To the use of the said Sir G. for and during the term of his naturall life without impeachment of Wast and after his decease to the use of the said Dame D. during her naturall life and for and in the name of part of the Joynture of the said Dame D. and after her decease to the use of the right heires of the said Sir E.G. for ever Covenants for discharge of incumbrances And the said Sir G. covenanteth c. to and with the said E. and H.G. c. That all and every the said Mannors Lands Tenements Messuages and Hereditaments with their appurtenances and all and every other the Premisses covenanted and expressed to be granted and the reversion and reversions of the same and every part and parcell of the same at the time of the said Gift grant and assurance so to be made shall be and from henceforth shall continue cleerly and freely acquitted exonerated and discharged or at all
times hereafter shall be sufficiently saved harmlesse of and from all former Bargains Sales Joyntures Dowers Statutes-merchant and of the staple Bonds Recognizances Entailes arrearages of Rents Annuities Fees Judgments and Executions and of and from all other charges grants titles and incumbrances whatsoever had made or done at any time before the sealing of these presents the Rents and services from thenceforth to be due to the chief Lord or Lords of the Fee or Fees of the Premisses Exception of Leases and Estates by Copy and all Leases for terme of yeares and Grants by Indenture heretofore made or by Copy of Court roll according to the customes of the said Mannors or of either of them whereupon the old and accustomed Rent or more is reserved and payable during the continuance of the said termes and Estates alwaies excepted Further assurance And further the said Sir G.S. covenanteth c. to and with the said E. and H. G. That he the said Sir G. S. and his heires from time to time at all times within the term of five whole yeares next ensuing the date of these presents shall and will not onely make do knowledge and suffer and cause c. all and every such further devise and devises thing and things at the costs and charges in the Law of the said E. and H. their Heires Executors or assignes or some of them as by the same E. and H. their heires or assignes or by their learned Councell in the Law or any of them shall be reasonably and lawfully devised or advised for the further surety assurance and sure making of all and singular the said Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments with their appurtenances aforesaid and the reversion and reversions of the same and of all and every other the said Premisses with the appurtenances whatsoever to the said E. J. H. and H. and to the sorvivor of them and to their Heires and Assignes to the onely intents uses and behoofs before specified And it is further covenanted condescended Agreement that the Husband may sell Woods and make Leases for 21. years or three lives reserving the old Rents and agreed between the said parties to these presents for them their Heires Executors and Administrators and the true intent and meaning of these presents been That the said Sir G. for and during all the term of his naturall life at his will and pleasure may lawfully fell cut down and carry away any timber trees or woods whatsoever standing or growing in or upon the soiles or grounds of the Premisses or any of them And also to demise grant or to Farme let by Copy of Court roll according to the custome of the said Mannors or for the number and term of one and twenty yeares or for longer number and term of yeares to end and determine upon the end of three lives at the most or for one two or three lives at the most such part of the Premisses as usually and accustomably have been granted by Copy or have been used to be demised and letten for terme of yeares or lives so alwaies that the said grant and demise extend not to the Mannor-house of W. nor to the Park of W. nor to the said house neer C. Lane nor to any part thereof And so alwaies that the said Sir G do leave to the said Dame D. to go and remain with the said Mannor house the number of three hundred acres at the least beside the Park And so also that upon all and every such granting letting or demising of the Premisses or any of them the said Sir G. do reserve and save the old usuall and accustomed rent duety and service and rents duties and services before accustomed to be paid yeilden and done for the Premisses or any of them so and in such sort that the same rent dutie and service from time to time at all times may and shall continue due and payable to the said Sir G. for terme of his life and after his decease to the said Dame D. his wife and to her Assignes for and during the terme of her life and after her decease to the use of the right Heires of the said Sir G. for ever And it is further covenanted granted concluded provided and agreed by and between the said parties by these presents Agreement if the wife demand heâ— Dower at the Common Law her estate in these Lands to cease That if the said Dame D. after the death of the said Sir G. demand by action or Writ of Dower to have her Dower at and by the order of the Common Lawes of this Realme of any of the Mannors Lands Tenements or Hereditaments of the said Sir G. And do disagree and refuse to accept and take the said Premisses and the Mannor of C with all and singular the appurtenances to her by other sufficient conveyance to be limitted and appointed for and in the name of her Joynture Or if the said Dame D. do by Action Suit or Entry challenge or demand the Mannor of A. in the County of S. by reason of any conveyance heretofore had and made and will not permit and suffer the Heires of the said Sir G to receive and take the Issues and profits thereof That then the Estate and interest of the said Dame D That then c. in and to the said Mannor of W with the appurtenances to be void and of none effect And then and from thenceforth the said E I H and H shall stand and be seised of the said Premisses with all and singular the appurtenances to the use of the said Sir G and his Heires for ever any thing in these presents contained to the contrary notwithstanding And further it is condiscended and fully agreed between the said parties to these presents That the said Dame D shall at all times necessary during her life well and sufficiently support repaire and amend the said Mansion house of W and the House and Buildings belonging to the same in all needfull and necessary reparations In witnesse c. A Womans Joynture in Land passed by Recovery with single Voucher with Condition to make good Leaeses to be made by the Husband and the Wife THis Indenture c. Between E. G. of the one part and A.B. and C.D. on the other part witnesseth That the said E G in consideration of the marriage had between him the said E. and L. now his Wife Daughter of R C Esquire deceased and to the intent to make and convey unto the said L a convenient Joynture of certain of the Lordships Mannors Lands Tenements and Hereditaments of the said E G and for divers other good considerations the said E G especially moving doth covenant and grant for himselfe his Heires Executors and Administrators to and with the said A B and C D. And it is covenanted granted and agreed between all the said parties to these presens in manner and forme following that is to say That the said E G To
called c. with all Lands c. to the same belonging or with the same demised or occupyed and also of all those Messuages c. shall from henceforth stand and be seised of the same to the use of the said A. for term of her life and after her decease to the use of the said T.B. his heires and assignes for ever And the said T B. for him c. covenanteth c. that the said T. B. is at the ensealing and delivery hereof sole seised of the premisses of a good and sure estate in Feesimple to him and his heires And that the said A. shall or may lawfully hold occupy and enjoy the same during her life In witnesse c. Bydell Consultor Indentures An Indenture for the knowledging of a Fine by a man and his Wife to the intent to exclude the Woman from having for her Dower the third part of Land leased by her Husband after the Marriage betwixt her Husband and her THis Indenture Tripartite made c. Between C. B. Printer to the Queens most excellent Majesty and K. his Wife on the first part F.M. of L. Gent. on the second part and G. S. and H.M. on the third part witnesseth That whereas the said C.B. in and by one Indenture bearing date the third of July last c. made between the said C on the one part and the said F. M and E.N. of c. on the other part The said C. B. for the considerations in the said Indenture expressed did demise c. to the said F. and E. all that the Mannor Capitall Messuage or Farme called W. in the County of M. with all and singular the rights members and appurtenances thereof and all singular his Messuages Lands Tenements Rents Reversions Services Priviledges Franchises Commodities and Hereditaments whatsoever with all and singular their appurtenances set lying and being arising growing hapning or coming in the Townes Parishes Hamlets or Feilds of K. and W. in the said County of M. to the said Mannor or Capitall Messuage or Farme belonging or in any wise appertaining or esteemed c. as part thereof c. And all and singular other Messuage Meadowes Feedings Pastures Woods under-Woods Priviledges Franchises Commodities Advantages Rents Reversions Services and Hereditaments whatsoever of the said C. B. in K. and W. aforesaid in the said County of M. except and alwaies reserved to the said C B his heires and assignes all the Oakes and Trees whatsoever standing growing or being in or upon one peece of ground invironed with a Wall called the L which said Oakes and Trees are to grow as an ornament to the Mansion house of the said Mannor Messuage or Farme To have and to hold to the said F and E c. from the Feast of Michaelmas next ensuing the date of the said Indenture for and during the the term of 41. years from thence c. and fully to be compleat and ended yeilding and paying therefore yearly during the said term unto the said C. his heirs and assigns 66 l. 13 s. 4 d. of lawfull c. at the feast of the Annunciation c. and St. Mich c. by even portions as by the said Indenture amongst othet things therein contained more plainly may appeare The Estate Title Interest and term of years of which said E N the said F M now hath Now for and to the intent to bar and exclude the said K wife of the said C. B of and from all such Estate Right or Title of Dower as she the said K. shall or may have or claim of in or to the same premisses or of in or to any part or parcell thereof during the said term And for the better ratifying and confirming of the said Grant Demise or Lease and for the better and more assured payment of the said Rent in and upon the said Demise and Lease reserved It is covenanted granted condiscended concluded and fully agreed by and between all the said parties to these present Indentures in manner and form following that is to say The said C. B. for him his Heires Executors and Administrators and ecery of them doth covenant promise and grant to and with the said F M. his Executors Administrators and assignes and every of them by these presents That the said C. B. and the said K. now his wife shall and will before the Feast of Pentecost now next ensuing at the costs and charges in the Law of the said F.M. his Executors Administrators and Assignes or some of them knowledge and levie one Fine unto the said G. S and H.M. to be had and engrossed with sixteen Proclamations according to the due course and order of the common Lawes and Statutes of this Realme in that case provided of and in all that the said Mannor Capitall Messuage and all the said Messuage Farms Lands Tenements Meadowes Feedings Pastures Commons Woods underwoods Reats Reversions Services and Hereditaments and all other the Premisses aforesaid with their appurtenances and every part and parcell thereof by such name or names and in such manner and form as by the said F.M. his Executors or assigns or any of them or by his or their or any of their Councell learned in the Law shall be devised or advised By which Fine the said C.B. and K. his wife shall knowledge the said Mannor Messuages Lands Tenements Hereditaments and Premisses to be the right of the said G.S. as those which the said G S and H M then shall have of the Gift of the said C B and K And the same by the said Fine shall remise and quite claim from them the said C and K and their Heirs to the said G S and H M and to the Heirs of the said G S for ever And further the said C and K his wife shall for them and the heirs of the said C warrant the same Mannor c. to the said G and H and to the Heirs of the said G for ever against the said C and K and the Heirs of the said C for ever And further that he the said C B shall and will within convenient time from henceforth what in him is suffer do and procure to be done at the costs and charges of the said F M his Executors Administrators and Assignes or some of them all and every such thing or things as shall be necessary or convenient of and for the engrossing and perfecting of the same fine and Proclamations as is aforesaid The which Fine so to be levied of the said Premisses or any part thereof between the said parties or any of them before the Feast of Pentecost now next ensuing shall be and shall be adjudged deemed and taken to be to the uses intents and purposes hereafter expressed and declared and to none other use uses intents or purposes that is to say for the ratifying confirming and assured having and enjoying not onely of the said Mannor Capitall Messuage Farm Lands Tenements and Hereditaments before mentioned to be demised and
all other of and for the said writing or Bond obligatory And also of all actions suits costs penalties damages and all other damages concerning the same have given granted bargained sold delivered assigned set over and by these presents do fully and cleerly give grant bargain sell deliver assigne and set over unto the said E. B. as well the said Indenture of Lease as also all such Estate Right Title Interest terme of yeares claime and demand as I the said W R have should may might or ought to have or claime to of and in the said Messuage or Tenement Yard Shed and all other the Premisses with the appurtenances in and by the said Indenture of Lease demised and granted by force of the said Indenture of Lease or otherwise by any other waies or meanes right interest or title whatsoever To have and to hold the said Messuage or Tenement Yard Shed Indenture of Lease and all other c. Provided alwaies that if I the said W R my Executors Administrators or Assignes or any of us do well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the foresaid J C his Executors Administrators or Assigns at or within the foresaid now dwelling house of the said J C. scituate c. the foresaid summe of twenty pounds of lawfull c. on the daies of payment thereof mentioned in the Condition of the foresaid writing or Bond Obligatory And that according to the true intent and meaning thereof for the full and cleer indemnity and discharge of the said E B his Executors and Administrators and every of them in that behalfe And shall also from time to time untill full payment of the said summe of twenty pounds be made according to the true intent and meaning of the foresaid writing or Bond Obligatory well and truly pay or cause to be paid to the foresaid W G his Executors Administrators or Assignes the foresaid yearely rent of five pounds in and by the said Indenture of Lease for the rent and farme of the premisses reserved And that at the Feast daies of payment thereof mentioned in the said Indenture of Lease or within the space of twenty daies next after every of the same Feast-daies and within the same space of twenty daies shall bring shew and deliver to the said E B his Executors Administrators or Assignes at the now dwelling house of the said E scituate in the Parish c. a sufficient and lawfull Acquittance under the hand and Seale of the said W G his Executors Administrators or Assignes testifying the payment and receipt of the same rent accordingly or shall make sufficient proof unto the said E B his Executors or Assignes at the place aforesaid within the time and space aforesaid of the payment of the said rent in manner and forme aforesaid according to the true intent and meaning hereof that then I the said W R shall have againe redelivered to me my Executors Administrators or assignes the said Indenture of Lease whole and uncancelled And that then and from thenceforth this my present writing and every Covenant Gift Grant Bargaine Article and Agreement herein contained shall be cleerly void and of none effect any thing in these presents expressed to the contrary thereof notwithstanding And if default shall happen to be made in payment of the said summe of twenty pounds or any part thereof by me the said W R my Executors administrators or assignes contrary to the true intent and meaning of the foresaid Writing or Bond Obligatory or in performance of any the Conditions aforesaid in part or in all contrary to the forme aforesaid That then I the said W R for me my Executors and administrators do covenant and grant to and with the said E. B. his Executors administrators and assignes by these presents that this my present Writing and every Covenant Gift Grant Bargaine Article and Agreement herein contained shall stand and remaine in full strength and vertue and that the said E his Executors administrators and assignes immediatly from and after such default of payment made of the said summe of twenty pounds or any part thereof contrary to the true intent and meaning of the foresaid Writing or Bond Obligatory or in performance of any Conditions aforesaid shall and may lawfully peaceably and quietly enter have hold occupy and enjoy the said Messuage or Tenement Yard Shed and all other the premisses with the appurtenances in and by the said Indenture of Lease demised and granted except as in the same is excepted according to the contents true meaning forme and effect of the said Indenture of Lease without any let trouble title expulsion eviction recovery or interruption of me the said W R my Executors administrators or assignes or any of us or of any other person or persons whatsoever during all the residue of the said terme of seven and twenty yeares then to come In witnesse whereof to this my present writing I the said W R. have set my Seale the foure and twentieth day of February in the foure and twentieth yeare of the raigne of our Soveraign c. Provisoes A very substantiall Proviso barring a man and his Executors not to do away a Lease unlesse the Taker come to the Landlord and take anew PRovided alwaies that if it shall happen at any time hereafter this present Lease to be by the said J. C. his Executors Administrators or Assignes aliened sold set over or departed from to any manner of person or persons or that the same Lease be by the said I. C. by his last Will and Testament in writing or without writing bequeathed to any manner of person or persons or if the same Lease do come to the hands and possession of his Executor or Executors administrator or administrators by reason of Executorship or Letters administratory of the Ordinary or else to be by order of Law as a Chattell of the same I. C. extended and put in execution by force of any Proces or Precept out of any the Queens Majesties Courts or of her Heires or Successors Kings and Queens of England taken out of the hands and possession of the said I. C. or out of the hands and possession of the Executor or Executors administrator or administrators of the said I. C. That then he she or they that shall so receive have and enjoy the same Lease by reason of any the fore-recited waies or meanes shall within forty daies next after the receit or obtaining thereof come to the said R. B. his Executors or assignes and surrender in his or their old Lease into the hands of the said R. B. his Executors or assignes and receive and take at the hands of the said â— his Heires or assignes a new Lease of so many yeares as shall be then to come undetermined of the same old Lease which new Lease shall also containe the like Covenants payments and promises in every point as this present Lease doth and shall also enter and be bound in the like Bond for the
N. M. F. It is covenanted granted condescended and agreed between the said J. E. Sir J. M. c. and every of them the said parties for his and their part doth severally covenant and grant to and with other in manner and form following that is to say That he the said J. F. before the Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle next c. shall permit and suffer the said Sir J. M. J H. H. C c. an M. F. to recover against him the said J F. by Writ of Entry Sur dissesin in the post with voucher or vouchers over according to the order and of course of common Recoveries before the Kings Justices of Common Plees at Westminster the Mannors of S. and N. lying and being in the County of K. and all lands tenements and hereditaments with the appurtenances being part parcell or member of the same or any part thereof or reputed taken demised or occupyed as part parcell or members of the said Mannors or either of them and all other his Lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the said County of K by the names of the Mannors of â— and M with the appurtenances one Barne two thousand acres of Land a thousand acres of Meadow a thousand acres of Pastures a thousand acres of Fresh-marsh a thousand acres of Salt-marsh and ten pounds of quit Rent with the appurtenances in S N L M and O in the said County of K which said recovery the said J F also covenanteth promiseth and granreth to suffer to be executed by a Writ of Habere facias seisinam according to the common Lawes And it is further covenanted granted condiscended and fully agreed between the said parties And the said Sir I M I H c. for them and every of them their Heires and Executors and the Heires and Executors of every of them do covenant promise and grant to and with the said J F his Heires Executors and assignes and every of them by these presents that as well the said Sir J M Knight J H. c. and their Heires immediatly after such recovery so had made and executed shall stand and be seised of and in the said Mannors and all and singular other the premisses with the appurtenances As also the said recovery shall be to the onely uses intents and meaninings hereafter in these presents expressed and declared and to none other uses behoofs or intents meanings That is to say of and in as much of the premisses with the appurtenances as now be or late were in the severall tenures or occupations of W. G. and C S and of all such quit rents as one F. S. of R. for himself doth pay unto the said J. F. and his heirs in the County of K. The Uses c. To the onely use of M. D. widow mother of the said J. F. and her assignes for term of her naturall life And after the decease of the said M. to the use of the said I. F. for term of his life without impeachment of wast And after the decease of the said I. F. then to the use of the executors of the last Will and Testament of the said I F for term of six years immediately after his decease if it fortune the said I. F. Toward the performce of a Will to survive the said M. for and toward the performance of the last Will and Testament of the said I F And if it fortune the said J. F. to decease and die leaving the said M. then after the decease of the said M to the use of the Excutors of the said J. for and during the term of six years next after the decease of the said M for and toward the performance of the said last Will and Testament of the said J F And after the decease of the said J and M and after the end of the said six years then to the use of Dame J now wife of the said J F and late wife of Sir F. F. Knight deceased for term of the life of the said Dame J. And after the decease of the said Dame J. and also after the decease of the said M. and J F. and after the end of the said six years then to the use of the heirs males of the body of the said J. begotten upon the body of the said Dame J and the heires males of the body of the said heires males lawfuly begotten An use to certain heirs maâ—es as long as they go not about to discontinue the estate hereby limited as long as the said heirs males or any of them shall not alien discontinue suffer any recovery knowledge or levie any fine or do or suffer any to be done any other act or acts whereby the Premisses or any part thereof shall be discontinued altered or changed from the estate or interest aforesaid And if it shall happen any of the heirs males of the body of the said J F If these heires go about to discontinue the estate then this Recovery to be to the use of other persons till they do the like to be begotten upon the body of the said J. to alien discontinue suffer any recovery knowledge or levie any fine or do or suffer to be done any act or acts whereby the Premisses or any part or parcell thereof shall be discontinued altered â—or changed from the estate or interest beforementioned That then as well the said Sir J M H c. and their heirs and the survivor and survivors of them and the heirs of the survivors of them shall stand and be seised And also the said Recovery of the Premisses last before specified shall be to the onely use and behoof of B F son and heir apparent of the said I F and the heirs of his body lawfully begoten as long as the said B F shall not alien c. or do any other act or acts c. And if it shall happen the said B F. or the heirs males of the body of the said B to alien Then the Recovery to be to the use of B. F c. and so divers other remainders over every remainder being bound in form prelimited And it is further covenanted granted condiscended and agreed between the said parties to these presents And the said Sir J M J H c. and every of the said parties for them and every of them their heirs and executors and the heirs and executors of every one of them Do covenant and grant to and with the said J F his heires executors and assignes and every of them by these presents That as well the said Sir J M c. and their heires and the survivor and survivors of them and their heirs shall stand and be seised of and in all the residue of the said Mannors lands tenements and all and singular other the Premisses with the â—â—â—purtenances as also the said Recovery shall be to the only usâ— the said J F and Dame J his wife and their assignes for term of their
lives and life of the longest liver of them without impeachment of wast during the life of the said J F And after the decease of the said J and Dame J then to the use of the heires males of the said J begotten upon the body of the said Dame J and the heirs males of the body of the said heirs males lawfully begotten as long as the said heirs males of any of them shall not alien c. And so divers remainders over to divers sundry persons each remainder bound in form prelimited And it is further covenanted condiscended and agreed between the said parties to these presents That the costs and charges of the said Recovery shall be born and paid by the said J F his Executors or Administrators In witnesse c. An Indenture to knowledge severall Recoveries of land in severall Counties to sundry uses IT is now covenanted granted promised concluded and agreed by and between the said parties by these presents in manner and form following That is to say That the said Sir T C and Lady J. his wife shall before the Feast of Pentecost next ensuing the date hereof suffer the said T. F. and T. W. to pursue three of the Kings and Queens severall Writs of Entries Sur disseisin in the Post against the said Sir T. C. and Lady I. his wife before the Kings and Queens Majesties Justices of the Common Pleas at Westminster By one of which said severall Writs of Entry the said T. F. and T. W. shall demand against the said Sir T. J. all and singular the said Mannors Messuages lands tenements rents reversions and hereditaments with the appurtenances in the said County of Y. by the name of the Mannors of St. O. c. sixty Meeses thirty Cottages c. And by one other of the said Writs of Entry the said T. and T. shall demand against the said Sir T. and I. all and singular the said Mannors c. and other the Premisses in the County of the City of Y. by the name of the Mannor of S. with the appurtenances and of three Messuages c. And by the said third Writ of Entry the said T. and T. shall demand against the said c. all and singular the said Messuage and other the Premisses with their appurtenances in the said County of M by the â—e of ten Meeses c. The foresaid three severall Writs of Entry â—very of them to be returnable before the Kings and Queens Majesties And that at the day of the returne of every of the said severall Writs of Entry the said Sir T. and J. shall appear thereunto and after Declaration severally made upon every of the said severall Writs of Entry by the said T. F. and â— W the said Sir T. and Lady J. after defence by them made thereunto shall vouch to warranty the said T. L. of C. who shall then be ready personally or by his lawfull Attorney to enter into warranty and shall warrant the same And the said T. L. of C. after Declaration made by the said T F and T W against him shall vouch to warranty the common vouchee the which shall then be ready personally to enter into the warranty And shall warrant the same And that after Declaration made by the said T. F. and T. W. against the said common vouchee the same common vouchee after severall defences by him made shall traverse the Disseisin supposed by the said severall Writs of Entry and Declaration whereunto the said T. F. and T W shall imparle after which imparlance granted the said T. F and T W shal come again into the same Court And the said common vouchee shall then make default and depart in despite of the Court Whereupon the said T F and T W shall have judgement to recover seisin of the said Mannors c. against the said Sir T and J And the same Sir T C to recover over in value against the said T L of C. And the said T. L. to have judgement to recover over in value against the said common vouchee And the same common vouchee to be amercied And also it is concluded and agreed between the said parties to these preseâ—ts That the said T. L of C shall suffer the said T F and T W to pursue the Kings and Queens Writ of Right patent against the said T L to be returnable and returned before the Maior Aldermen and Sheriffs of the city of L. in the Court of the Hustings of the same city of L. according to the Laws and customes of the same city By which Writ of Right the said T F and T W shall demand against the said T L. of C. all the said Messuage lands tenements and other the Premisses with their appurtenances in the said city of L. by the name of two Messuages and two gardens with their appurtenances in the Parish of St. P. in the said city of L. And that at the day of the return of the same Writ the said T E of C. shall appear thereunto and after Declaration thereupon made the said T L after such time as he shall have made defence thereto shall vouch to warranty the common vouchee therewith shall be then and there ready to enter into warranty and shall warrant the same And after that Declaration therâ— against him made the same vouchee after defence by him made shall joyn the mise upon the meer right That is to say that the said common vouchee hath more right to hold the same two Messuages and two gardens with their appurtenances in manner and form as he holdeth the same Then the said T F and T W have to demand the same whereupon the said T F and T W shall imparle after which imparlance the said T. F. and T. W. shall come again into the said Court And the said common vouchee shall then make default and shall depart in despite of the same Court Whereupon the said T and T shall have no judgement according to the Laws and customes of the said city to recover seisin of the said two Messuages and two gardens against the said T. L. and the said T. L. to take judgement to recover over in value against the said common vouchee to be amercied And it is concluded covenanted granted and agreed by these presents betwixt all the said parties to these presents That as well all and every the said recoveries to be had pursued and executed in manner and form aforesaid As also all and every other Recovery and recoveries hereafter to be had of the same Premisses or any other parcell thereof by or against the said Sir T and Dame J. with a vouchee over of the said T L of C. aforesaid and every Fine and fines Deed and Deeds enrolled and all and every other assurance conveyance and assurances hereafter to be had made or suffered of the Premisses or any part thereof between the said parties to these present Indentures or from one of them to another or by or from
all the said parties to any other person or persons at all and every time from time to time hereafter shall be to the onely uses hereafter in these presents mentioned And that the said persons mentioned in these present Indentures and their heires and all and every other person end persons that shall be seised and taken to be seised of the Premisses and every parcell thereof by vertue of the said recoveries fines and assurances shall be seised to the uses hereafter expressed That is to say the said recoveries and other assurances to be suffered had made and extended of the Mannors lands tenements reversions services and hereditaments and all other the Premisses with the appurtenances in the said County of Y. the city of Y. and County of M. shall be to the onely use and behoof of the said Lady J. C. and of the heires of the body of the said Lady J. by the said Sir T. L. Knight deceased her late husband lawfully begotten And if it happen the said Lady J. C. to die without issue of her body of her said late husband lawfully begotten Then to the onely use of the said T. L. of C. his heirs and assignes for evermore And the said Recoveries and other Estates and Assurances hereafter to be suffered had made and executed of the said two Messuages and two Gardens with their appurtenances in the said city of L. shall be to the onely use and behoof of the said Dame J. C. her heires and assignes for evermore In witnesse c. An Indenture to lead the use of a Recovery THis Indenture c. Between J. R. of L. in the County of E. Esquire and C. R. son of the said J. R. on the one part And T. R. and A. R. on the other part Witnesseth that whereas the said J. R. standeth seised in his Demesne as of an Estate of inheritance or of Freehold of and in divers Messuages with their appurtenances scituate lying and being within the city of L. hereafter mentioned That is to say of and in five messuages in L. in the Parish c. and of and in c. It it now covenanted granted and agreed by and between the said parties to these presents and their heires That the said Messuages and all commodities and easements to the same belonging with the appurtenances whatsoevr and every part and parcell thereof scituate lying and being within the said city of L. Whereof the said J. R. is seised of any estate of inheritance or of freehold by the severall names of c. with the appurtenances in the city of L. before the Feast of St. Andrew the Apostle next ensuing the date hereof shall be recovered by a Writ of Entrie Sur deseisin in le past to be pursued of the said Messuage and other the Premisses with their appurtenances by the said T. and A. R. or the survivor of them against the said J. R. whereunto the said J. R. shall appear and vouch to warranty the said C. R. who shall likewise appear and enter into the warranty and vouch over the common vouchee who shall enter into a warranty and after imparlance to a day make departure in despite of the Court to the end a perfect recovery may be had of the Premisses with such vouchers as is aforesaid according to the due course of and order Recoveries at the Common Law which said Recovery shall be in due form of law executed And after the execution thereof it is covenanted granted concluded condiscended and fully agreed by and between the said parties to these presents and their heires That the said T R and A. and their heires and the heires of every of them shall stand and be seised of the said Messuage c. and every part and parcell thereof to be recovered in form aforesaid by what name or names or in what manner soever the same shall be recovered to the onely use and behoof of the said J. R. and his heirs for ever In witnesse c. THE TABLE ARticles of agreement upon a Marriage fol. 1 Assignment of a License to transport Wooll for satisfaction of a debt due to the Assignee with Covenant that if the Assinee levie not his debt by a day the Assignor will pay it 137 B. BIll of Credit 5 Bill in Chancery to examine Witnesses in perpetuam rei memoriam 6 Bill of Exchange 7 C. CHarter-partie with Covenants large 7 CHarter-party large 12 Charter-party-passed 16 Another Charter-party 18 See more in Partners Conditions For delivering Tynne 22 For delivering Wooll ibid. For paying an Annuity 23 To marry the Obligee upon warning ibid. Not to become Suretie without license 24 For appearing at a day and place to answer c. ib. For letting the Obligee have the refusall ib. For the good Service of a man 25 For a Servants true Service and accounting ibid. That an Apprentice shall not damage his Master 26 For leaving an Estate to a Wife ib. For paying a summ of money or delivering a Chain 27 Between Executors for each answering a moyety of what shall be recovered for their Testators Acts. ib. For redelivering Letters Pattents borrowed 28 For sealing a generall Acquittance ibid. For paying such summs as are or shall be exprest in a Book this is in nature of a standing Counter-security between a Debtor and his Surety 29 For paying Legacies according to a Will 30 For levying a Wife a certain summe and what more her Thirds shall amount to by the custome 31 For working a certain time for certain Wages 32 That the husband shall not sell the wives goods but leave them discharged of Incumbrances done by him 33 To make one free at a certain time 34 For paying the Obligee what shall be recovered against him for being Bail to the Obligor ibid. For saving one harmlesse for beeng bail 41 42 Not to become Surety 35 Condition on a Surrender 36 For making a Joynture paying a summe of money at a day and leaving another at death 37 For collecting duties and being accountable by an Officer to a Company 39 For giving the Obligee Counter-security by a day 40 For saving one harmlesse being bound in the Chamber of London 41 Where two are bound if they bail then to pay the money within a month 42 For making good of Plate delivered to a Goldsmith if it be not redelivered 43 For saving harmlesse an Executor for paying a Childs Legacy to the Father ibid. For paying money if the Obligee procure a Lease 44 To convey a Lease or pay a summe by a day 45 For granting an Annuity by a day 47 That the Obligee shall have the refusall if the Obligor sell his house ibid. For returning money taken up at Antwerpe by rechange to London 48 On a Letter of Attorney for receit of debts 49 For leaving a wife foure hundred pounds in money or goods if she survive 50 That a man and his wife shall bring up Children and pay their Portions 51 Between Co sureties each for
Deputations IN a License to transport cloth continuable till the deputie shall have levyed a debt owing to him by the constitutor 140 In a License for planishing of plate with an annuity granted for the same 144 In the moyetie of License for byuing and bringing in of fish 146 Indentures raising uses c. 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