Jurisdictions, Part 174
Entry in the by, and to whom.
TO this Court came J: N: in his proper perſon, & complaineth againſt T: M: of a Plea of Land, that is to ſay, of one houſe, one garden, and one Orchard with the appurtenances, and found ſureties to proſecute his ſuit aforeſaid that is J: D. and R: R. and doth proteſt to proſecute his ſuite aforeſaid, of the aforeſaid houſe, garden, and orchard, with the appurtenances in J: in nature and forme of a writ of entrance, of our Lady the Queen in the (by) and (to which.) Saying that the ſaid houſe and garden with the appurtenances are his right and Inheritance, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, and into which the aforeſaid T: M: hath no entry but by El: late the wife of W: M: and the daughter of R: P: to which aforeſaid R:P. and M: his wife, they demiſed, which ſince unjuſtly and without judgement, diſſeiſed R: N: by rem: of the ſaid J: N: within 50 years laſt expired, &c. And deſires proceſſe thereof to be made to him againſt the aforeſaid T: M: according to the cuſtome of the Mannor, therefore according to the cuſtome of the Mannor it was commanded, J: B: under Bayliffe of the ſaid Mannor, and Officer of the Court aforeſaid, that according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, he ſhould ſummon by good ſummoners, the aforeſaid T: M: that he ſhould be here at the next Court, that is the fourth day of M. next comming, here to be held to anſwer to the aforeſaid J: N: of the Plea aforeſaid, &c. The ſame day is given to J. N: here, &c.
To this Court came A: B: Citizen and Mercer of L. Common Recovery in a Right Patent.in proper perſon, and complained againſt W: W: of a Plea of land, that is of one houſe, one garden, and one Acre of land with the appurtenances in J: held of this Mannor, by copy of Court Roll, of this Mannor, and made proteſtation to proſecute his complaint aforeſaid, in the Court aforeſaid, in forme and nature of a Writ of one Lady the Queen of right Patent at the Common-law, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, And found pledges to proſecute his complaint aforeſaid, here in the ſaid Court, that is J: D: and R: F: and deſired proceſſe thereof to be made to him, againſt the aforeſaid W: W: according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, therefore according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, it was commanded J: S: Bayliffe of the Mannor aforeſaid, and Officer of this Court, that he ſhould ſummon the aforeſaid W: W: ſo that he ſhould be here at the next Court of this Mannor aforeſaid, here, that is the Saturday the fourth day of J: to be held, to anſwer the aforeſaid A: B: of the Plea aforeſaid, and that he then have there the names of the ſummoners, and this precept. And the ſame day is given to the demandant here, &c. And late, that is to ſay, to this Court came the aforeſaid W: W: in his proper perſon, and in the full Court here gratis offered to anſwer to the aforeſaid A: B: of the plea aforeſaid by good ſummonitors, that is J: D: and R. R: according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, and upon this lately to this Court the aforeſaid A: B: that is in proper perſon, came and demanded againſt the ſaid W: W: the houſe aforeſaid, the garden and acre of land, aforeſaid with appurtenances in J: aforeſaid, held of this Mannor by Copy of Court Roll, as his right and inheritance, and whereof he ſaith, that he himſelf was ſeiſed of the tenement aforeſaid with the appurtenances in his demeſne as of ſee and right, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid in time of peace, in the time of our Lady the now Queen, taking the profits to the value, &c. And that ſo is his right, he offereth, &c. And the foreſaid W: W: came and defendeth his right, when &c. and this ſeiſin, of which ſeiſin &c. As of fee and right &c. and eſpecially of the tenements aforeſaid with the appurtenances and all &c. And puts himſelf upon the homagers aforeſaid of our Queen of this Court aforeſaid, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, and deſires an acknowledgment to be made, whether he hath more right to hold the tenements aforeſaid with the appurtenances, as he holds, or the aforeſaid A. B. to have the aforeſaid tenements with the appurtenances as he above demandeth, &c. And the aforeſaid A: B: demandeth licenſe to conſider thereof till the 11th. houre before noon of the ſame day, and had it, &c. And the ſame houre was given to the aforeſaid W: here, &c.
And after the ſaid A: B: returned here into the Court, the ſelf ſame day at the aforeſaid houre in proper perſon, and the aforeſaid W: W: though he were ſolemnly warned, came not, but in contempt of the Court departed, & made default, therefore according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, It is conſidered by the Court that the aforeſaid A: B: ſhould recover his ſeiſin againſt the ſaid W: W: of the tenements aforeſaid with their appurtenances according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, to hold to the ſaid A: B: and his heirs according to the cuſtome of the ſaid Mannor, quiet from the ſaid W: W: and his heirs for ever, and the ſaid W:W: in the mercy &c. And now to this Court the Lord, in execution of judgment, and recovering aforeſaid by his Steward, granted to the aforeſaid A: B: of the Tenements aforeſaid with the appurtenances, ſeiſin to hold to him and his heirs and aſſignes by the Rod, at the will of the Lord according to the cuſtome of the mannor, and made to the Lord then fine and fealty, and then was admitted Tenant.
And after, that is to ſay, at the ſame Court, the aforeſaid A: B: then preſent came, and the aforeſaid W: W: ſurrendred into the hands of the Lord, the tenement aforeſaid with the appurtenances, to the uſe and behoofe of the foreſaid A: B: his heirs and aſſignes for ever, and further, the aforeſaid W: W, remiſed and releaſed, and altogether for him and his heirs for ever quite, claimed to A: B: his heirs and aſſignes in their full and peceable poſſeſſion, and ſeiſin, day at the making of theſe preſents, according to the cuſtome of the ſaid Mannor, of and in the tenements aforeſaid, with their appurtenances, the whole right, title, ſtate, claim, intereſt, or demands whatſoever, which he ever had, hath, or any way hereafter may have, of or in the tenements aforeſaid with their appurtenances, or in any parcell thereof; ſo that neither the aforeſaid W.W. nor his heirs, or any other of them any right, title, ſtate, claim, intereſt, or demand of, or in the Tenements aforeſaid, with their appurtenances, nor in any parcel of them from hence may challenge, claim or pretend unto, nor ſhal do hereafter but from all action of the Law, title, claim, uſe, intereſt and demand thereof, be for ever excluded, and every of them excluded for ever by theſe preſents, And further the ſaid W:W. granteth for him and his heirs, that he will warrant the tenements aforeſaid with the appurtenances to the aforeſaid A: B: and his heirs, againſt all men for ever.
To this Court &c. came W.T: ſon and heir of W: T: Common recovery in entry in the Poſt.dead and is admitted tenant by the rod of one Feild called C: containing by eſtimation 8 Acres of medow with the appurtenances in J: aforeſaid whether more or leſſe, with the appurtenances to have to him and his heirs at the will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, and paid to the Lord for his entrance ſo had, &c. and made his fealty, &c.
And after to the ſame Court came the ſaid W: T: and ſurrendred into the hands of the Lord, in the ſame Court aforeſaid, the feild called C: containing by eſtimation 8 acres of meddow, either more or leſſe, lying in J: aforeſaid with the appurtenances, whoſe weſtern part abouts upon a certain way called K: and the northern head thence abutting upon a cloſe late S:W: to the uſe and behoof of M:M: and his heirs for ever, and upon this came the aforeſaid M: M: and deſired of the Lord in the ſame Court to be admitted tenant to the aforeſaid 8 acre; of meddow with their appurtenances, to have and to hold to him and his heirs for ever, at the will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, making and rendring thereof rent, ſervices, and cuſtomes, before due and accuſtomed, to whom the Lord by his Steward, granted ſeiſin thereof, by the Rod, at the will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, and payd to the Lord for a fine for ſuch an entrance, for him to have 53s. 4d. and made to the Lord fealty, and then was admitted tenant.
And after, that is to ſay, to the ſame Court came R. M. and W. M. and complained againſt the aforeſaid M. M. of a plea of land, that is of the aforeſaid 8 acres of meddow, and made proteſtatiou to follow the complaint, in forme and nature of a Writ of the Queens, of entring upon diſſeiſin in the poſt, and upon this the aforeſaid R. and W.M. in their proper perſons, demand againſt the aforeſaid Michall M. the aforeſaid 8 acres of meddow with the appurtenances in J. within the juriſdiction of this Court, as their right and inheritance, and into which the ſaid M. M. had no entrance, but after diſſeiſin, which H. H. thereof, and without judgment made to the aforeſaid R. and W. within 30 years laſt paſt &c. And whereof they ſay that they were ſeiſed of the aforeſaid 8 acres of meddow with the appurtenances in their demeſne as of fee, and right, at the will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, taking the profits thereof to the value, &c. and in which &c. and ſo bring their ſuit, &c.
And the aforeſaid M.M. in his proper perſon comes and defends his right, when, &c. and called into warranty the aforeſaid W.T. which is preſent here in Court in his proper perſon, and willingly, the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurrenances, did warrant unto him, &c. and upon this, the aforeſaid R. and W.M. do deſire againſt the ſaid W.T. Tenant by his warranty, the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances in his Demeſne, as of Fee and Right, at the Will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the Mannor aforeſaid, in the time of Peace, in the time of the Queen that now is, taking the profits thereof, to the value, &c. and in which and, &c. and thereof bring their Suit, &c.
And the aforeſaid W.T. Tenant, by the warranty, defendeth his Right, when, &c. and further then calls to warranty C.D. which likewiſe is preſent in Court, in proper perſon, and gratis the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances to him, doth warrant, &c. and upon this, the ſaid R. and W.M. do deſire againſt the ſaid Chriſtopher, Tenant to the warranty, the aforeſaid eight Acres with the appurtenances, whereof they ſay, that he himſelf was ſeiſed of the ſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances in his Demeſne as of Fee, and Right, at the will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the ſaid Mannour, at the ſaid time, in the time of Peace, in the time of our Lady the Queen, now, taking the profits thereof, to the value, &c. and in which, &c. and therefore bring their Suit, &c
And the ſaid R. and W.M. deſire Licence of talking tother, and had it, &c. and after the ſaid R. and W.M. returned here into the Court, to the ſame Court in their proper perſons, and the aforeſaid T. though he were ſolemnly ſummoned returned not, but in contempt of the Court departed and made default, therefore it is granted that the aforeſaid R. and W.M. ſhould recover their Seiſin againſt the ſaid M. M. of the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances, &c. and that the ſaid M.M. ſhould have of the Land of the aforeſaid W.T. to the value, &c. and that the ſaid W.T. further ſhould have of the Land of the aforeſaid C.D. to the value, &c. and the ſame C. in the mercy, &c. and upon this, the aforeſaid R. and W.M. do deſire a Precept to give to them full Seiſin of the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances to be directed to an Officer of the aforeſaid Court, and it was granted to them retrunable here immediately, &c. and afterwards, tha is to ſay, the firſt of Aprill, came here into the Court, the aforeſaid R. and W. M. in their proper perſons, and the Office of the Court, that is to ſay, R.W. and certified the Court aforeſaid, that by vertue of the Precept aforeſaid, to him ſo directed, the ſaid firſt day of April, he made to have to the aforeſaid R. and W.M. full ſeiſin of the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances, as by the Precept aforeſaid, he was commanded, &c.
And after, that is to ſay, at the very ſame Court, the aforeſaid R. and W. M. and the aforeſaid W. T. then beeing preſent, came and ſurrendred into the hands of the Lord, in the ſame Court, the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances, to the uſe and behoof of the aforeſaid M. M. his Heires, and Aſſignes, to whom the Lord by his Steward aforeſaid, granted then Seiſin by the Rod, to have and hold to him and his Heirs, at the will of the Lord, according to the cuſtome of the Mannour aforeſaid, &c. and further the aforeſaid R. and W. M. and W.T. remiſwed, releaſed, and altogether for them and their Heirs, for ever quite claimed to the aforeſaid M:M. his Heirs, and Aſſigns in his full and peaceable poſſeſſion, and Seiſin, appearing in the full Court, all the Right, Title, State, Claim, Intereſt, or demands whatſoever, which they ever had, have, or any way hereafter may have, of, or in the aforeſaid eight Acres with the appurtenances, or in any parcell thereof, ſo that, that neither the aforeſaid R. and W.M. and W.T. nor their Heirs, or any of them, any Right, Title, State, Claim, Intereſt, or demand, of or in the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the Appurtenances, or in any parcell thereof, &c. nor ought hereafter, but from all Action of the Law, Title, claims, Uſes, Intereſt, and demands, from thence to be demandded, are excluded, and every of them is excluded for ever by theſe preſents, and further the aforeſaid W.T. grants for him an his Heirs, that they will warrant the aforeſaid eight Acres of Meadow, with the appurtenances, to the aforeſaid M.M. and his Heirs, againſt all men for ever, &c.
4. H. 8. Tit. Recovery in value, 27 in Fine, and 23 H. 8. Tit. Recovery in value, 27. Recovery againſt the Husband and wife, where the wife is Tenant in Tail, and they vouch over, and the Demandant recovers againſt the Husband and wife, and they over in value, this ſeems ſhall bind the Tail, and the Heire of the wife.
23 H. 8. Title, Tail, 32. Double voucher, in Entrie in the Poſt, barrs the Tail, becauſe of the recompence, but ſingle voucher ſhall not barr, but the Eſtate Tail which he had time of the Recovery in poſſeſſion; but if he were in of another Eſtate, time of that Recovery it is no Barr.
23 H. 8. Tit. Recovery in value 27. Entrie in the Poſt againſt Tenant for life, to bind the Fee in Reverſion, Tenant ought to pray aid of him in remainder, and they ought to vouch.
25 H. 8. Tit. Recoverie in value, 33. where Tenant for life vouches a ſtranger, and the Demandant recovers, and he over in value, this ſhall not go to him in Reverſion, and ſhall not bind him.
27 H. 8. Tit. Recovery in value 28. Tenant in Tailremainder over Entrie in the Poſt, gainſt Tenant in Tail and he vouches over, this is a recompence, and ſhall barr the remainder.
Pleas in Court Baron. Count upon Lending.
J.S. complains againſt T.D. in a Plea of Debt, of thirty Shillings four pence, for that, that is to ſay, &c. and thereof the ſame J.S. by W. T. his Attorney ſaith, that when the aforeſaid T.D. tenth day of February, the year of the Reigne of Elizabeth now Queen of England twentieth, at Iſlington, within the Jurisdiction of this Court, borrowed of the aforeſaid J.S. the aforeſaid thirty ſhillings four pence, to be paid to the ſald J.S. when he was required, notwithſtanding the aforeſaid T.D. though he hath been often required, the aforeſaid thirty ſhillings and four pence, hath not reſtored it to the ſaid J.S. but to him to pay them as yet hath denied, and yet doth denie, upon which he ſaith that he is damnified, and hath loſſe to the value of ten ſhillings, and thereof bringeth his Suit.
Form of a Plaint in a Court Aaron upon buying of Oyland Madder, &c.
G.B. complaineth agrinſt R.C. in a Plea of Debt thirty Shillings four pence, for that, that is to ſay, that when the aforeſaid R.C. eleventh day of April, the year of of the Lord, 1540. at J. within the Jurisdiction of this Court, bought of the ſaid G. B. fourteen gallons of oyl, called Meat oyl, for fifteen Shillings and three pence, one Hundred of Madder for fifteen ſhillings & a penny, to be paid to the ſaid G.B. when he ſhould be required, which truly in all doth amount to the ſum of the aforeſaid thirty Shillings four pence; notwithſtanding the aforeſaid R.C. although he hath been often requeſted the ſaid thirty Shillings four pence, to the ſaid G.B. hath not reſtored, but that to him as yet to reſtore, hath denied, and yet doth denie, by reaſon whereof, he is the worſe, and hath loſſe to the value of ten Shillings, and therefore bringeth his ſuit, &c. and the foreſaid R.G. by J.A. his Attorney comes and defends the force and injury, when, &c. and ſaith, that he doth not owe to the aforeſaid G.B. the aforeſaid thirty Shillings and four pence, nor any penny thereof, in Form, in which the ſaid G.B. complains againſt him, therefore it is conſidered, that the ſaid R.C. ſhould wage his Law, and put in two Sureties for the Law, J.M. and R.J. and ſhould come with his Law here, at the next Court, in proper perſon, and it is ſaid to the aforeſaid Attorney, of the aforeſaid R. T. that then he ſhould have here the ſaid R.C. his Maſter, in his proper perſon, to finiſh his Law aforeſaid, &c.
Plaint for accuſing a man of Pelony, and impriſoning him.
T.H. complaines againſt S. D. for that, that is to ſay, that when the ſaid Complaint a true and faithfull Liege-man and Subject of our Lady the Queen now, and of her Progenitors of the Kingdom of England, from the time of his Birth did appear, alwayes, and as a true Liegeman of our ſaid Lady the Queen, and all her Progenitors aforeſaid, from all the time aforeſaid, without any Crime of Theft, ſtealing, Felony, or any other notorious Crime whatſoever, from the time of his Birth hitherto, hath carried, had, and kept himſelf, and ſo with all honeſt men was reputed and accounted, by reaſon of which name of Honor, Fame, and Coverſation, the ſame Complainant much and great gain and profit to the maintenance of his Living did get and had: the foreſaid Defendant notwithſtanding not ignorant of the Premiſes, the eighteenth Day of July, the year of the Reign of our Lady Elizabeth, the ſixth at J. within the Juriſdiction of this Court, out of his meer malice, and ill minde, threatning and envying the good Report, Living, Degree, ſtate, and condition of the ſaid Plaintiff, and to blot it, and to bring the Complainant into an ill name, and Danger of his Life, as much as in him lay, ſpoke certain falſe, malicious, and ſcandalous words of the aforeſaid Complainant, and did publiſh and openly ſay, that T. H. (meaning the ſaid Complainant) hath robbed me of forty pounds of money, by reaſon of which ſcandalous and falſe words, proclaiming and publiſhing, the ſaid Plaintiff not onelyonly in his good name and ſame, for which aforetime he was know and reputed, with many honeſt men, and cheifly with J.A. Inholder, greatly hurt and wronged he did appear, and did incurr and fall into great Infamy and Diſcredit with the ſaid J. H. and many other of the ſaid Queens now, faithfull Subjects. Likewiſe W. G. and W. C. the Conſtables of L. aforeſaid, by reaſon of an ill opinion by them conceived, by reaſon of the ſaid Scandall againſt the foreſaid Complainant, publiſhed then by reaſon of the open ſpeaking of thoſe words, that the foreſaid Complainant was guilty of the Felony aforeſaid, afterwards, that is to ſay, the eighteenth Day of July, they took the Complainant, and impriſoned him in a Priſon of the ſaid Queens, called, &c. Scituate, &c. In which Priſon the ſaid Plaintiff from the ſaid eighteenth Day of Iuly, till the twentieth Day of the ſame MonethMonth of Iuly for the cauſe aforeſaid was detained, which twentieth Day of Iuly the Plaintiff from the ſaid Priſon to the Priſon, &c. of the ſaid Queens in, &c. Scituate, &c. was removed, and then, and there impriſoned, and in priſon from the ſaid twentieth Day of Iuly, till the eight and twenty Day of the ſaid MonethMonth of Iuly, for the ſaid cauſe was detained ſo that the ſame Plaintiff, not onelyonly ſuffered and ſuſtained great Coſt and Charges by the occaſion of his Reſtraint and Impriſonment, but alſo loſt wholly many great profits and gaines, which of the ſaid Subjects he might have gained for his maintenance and living, if the ſaid ſcandalous and malicious words ſo openly proclaimed had not occaſioned it, to the loſſe of the ſaid Plaintiff, &c. three and thirty ſhillings and four pence, and thereof brings his Suit, &c.
Treſpaſs, Plaint for walking with his Feet.
J.R. complaineth againſt T. B. that is to ſay, in a Plea why by force and armes, the Cloſe of the ſaid J. R. at D. he broke, and his Graſſe to the value of five and thirty ſhillings and eight pence, there late growing, walking with his Feet trod down and ſpoiled, and other Injuries offered to him, to the great loſſe of the ſaid J. R. and againſt the peace of our Lady the Queen now, &c. and whereof the ſaid J. R. ſaith, that when the aforeſaid T.B. the ſeven and twentieth Day of Ianuary, in the year of the Reign of the ſaid Queen now the fourth, by force and armes the Cloſe of the ſaid J. R. at D. broke, and his Graſſe to the value, &c. there late growing, walking with his Feet, there trod down and conſumed, and other Injuries, &c. to the great loſſe, &c. and againſt the Peace, &c. whereof he ſaith, he is made worſe, and damnified to the value, &c.
And the ſaid T. in his proper perſon came, and defended the force and Injury, when, &c. and ſaith, that he in nothing is guilty of the Treſpaſſe aforeſaid, as the aforeſaid J. above complaines againſt him; and of this puts himſelf upon the Countrey, the aforeſaid Plaintiff likewiſe, &c.
Entry of the great Cape.
A. VVhichWhich was the VViſe of C. J. by A B. her Attorney, offered her ſelf to this Court againſt T. J. of a Plea of the third part of a Houſe, and twenty Acres of Land, with the Appurtenances in J. which the ſame A. in this Court claimes as her Dowry, of the Gift of the aforeſaid I. C. in times paſt her Husband, for that the Tenements aforeſaid are within this Lordſhip, and the VVomen, which after the Death of their Husbands of Tenements in J. aforeſaid, being dowable, according to the Cuſtome of the ſaid Mannour time out of minde uſed, of the third part thereof, ought to be endowed, &c. and they came not, and ſummoned, &c. therefore by the Judgement the third part of the aforeſaid, with the Appurtenances, ſhould be taken into the Lords hands, &c. and day, &c. they ſhould be ſummoned, that they be here at the next Court, &c.
Precept of the great Cape.
J.K. Steward to the Bailiff thereof, health, take into the Lords hands, by the view of good and lawfull men of this Mannour, the third part of one Houſe, and twenty Acres of Land, with the Appurtenances in I. which A. I. this Court, &c. doth claim againſt T. I. late of I. as the Dower of the ſaid A. of the Gift of the aforeſaid C. I. in time paſt her Husband, by a VVrit of Dower, whereof ſhe hath nothing, by the default of … ſaid T. and the ſame taking certifie me of, and ſummon by good Summoners the aforeſaid T. that he be here at the next Court, there to anſwer, and to ſhew why he was not here at the laſt Court, as he was ſummoned, and have here the names of thoſe by whom, &c. you made the Summons, witneſſe, &c:
Entry of a ſmall Cape.
T.Q. Eſquire, and I. his VVife, by their Attorney offered themſelves the fourth day againſt A. B. of I. and A. his VVife of a plea of the third part of eight Meſſuages, and eighty Virges of Land, with the Appurtenances in I. which the aforeſaid T. and I. in this Court, claim as the Dower of the ſaid I. of the Gift of G. S. in time paſt her Husband, againſt them, and they did not come, and had from thence day untill this day, that is to ſay, the tenth day, &c. after other they appeared here in Court, therefore by the Judgement the third part with the Appurtenances ſhould be taken into the hands of the Lord, and they ſummoned, &c. that they be here in the day, &c. to hear their Judgement, &c.
Precipe of Summons upon a right Patent, &c.
J.K. Steward, to the Bailiff of the Mannour aforeſaid, health, &c. I. S. complaines againſt I. D. in a plea of Land, and makes Proteſtation to follow the Suit, in the nature of a VVrit of our Lord the Kings, of a right Patent; and therefore I command you, that according to the Cuſtome of this Mannour, you ſhall ſummon by good Summonitors the aforeſaid I. D. to be here at the next Court, here to be held ſuch a day, to anſwer in the Plea aforeſaid, and have there this Precept, and how, &c. dated, &c.
Precept upon Aſſiſe of Mortdanceſter.
J.K. Steward to the Bailiff of the Mannour aforeſaid, health; becauſe I. S. complaines as above, therefore I command you that y… ſummon by good Summons, 12. free and lawfull men Tenants of the foreſaid Mannour, that they before me the aforeſaid Steward at the next Court there to be held, that is to ſay, the Tueſday 19. day of September, next coming, at the hour of eight before noon of the ſame day, ready by their Oath to know, if T. S. Father of the ſaid J.S. was ſeiſed in his Demeſne as of Fee, of two Houſes, and with the Appurtenances in D. within the Juriſdiction of this Court, the Day that he died, and if he died within forty years now laſt paſt, and if the ſaid J.S. be his next Heir, and in the mean time let them view the ſaid two Houſes, and make their names to be entered, and ſummon by good Summoners the aforeſaid J. and D. which now hold the aforeſaid Houſes and Lands, that then they be there to hear that Return, and have here the Summons, and this Precept, Dated, &c. under my Seal, &c.
To make to have Poſſeſſion.
J.K. Steward, to the Bailiff thereof health, know that A. B. in the Court held ſuch a Day, by the conſideration of the ſaid Court recovered his Seiſin againſt B. of eight Acres of Land with the Appurtenances in J. by Default of the aforeſaid B. and therefore I command you, that to the ſaid A.B. you ſhall give a full Seiſin of the Tenements aforeſaid, with the Appurtenances, without delay, and have there this Precept, and how, &c. Dated, &c. the Day, &c.
Small Cape.
J.K. Steward to the Bailiff thereof health, we command you that you take into the hands of the Lord, by the view of good and lawfull men of this Mannour, one Houſe with the Appurtenances, which A.B. in this Court claimes as his right againſt B. R. by Complaint of a Formedon in Remainder, for Default of the ſaid B. and make known the Day of the taking to me, at the next Court, and ſummon the ſaid B. R. that he be before, &c. ſuch a Day, there to anſwer, and to ſhew why he was not in this Court, before, &c. ſuch a Day laſt paſt, as he was ſummoned, and have there this Precept, and how, &c. Dated, &c.
The Returne of Writs newly corrected.
With divers other good Returns, and many Caſes of the Common Law to that added, very neceſſary and profitable, as well to young Students of the Law, as to Sheriffs, Coroners, and others, which are to make Returns of Writs, for the better underſtanding of the Law in the ſaid Returns.