Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Courts of Exchequer and Exchequer Chamber: Temp. Lord Lyndurst, with Tables of Cases and Principal Matters ..R. T. Davis, 1837 |
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... manor , to questions by commissioners of survey appointed by the then lord , were put in to prove the boundaries of the manor , and also the lord's title to wreck , which was affirmed in particular passages : -Held , that they were only ...
... manor , to questions by commissioners of survey appointed by the then lord , were put in to prove the boundaries of the manor , and also the lord's title to wreck , which was affirmed in particular passages : -Held , that they were only ...
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... manor , it was shown that courts had been held and chief rents received in right of that manor for a long series of years . Payments were also proved to have been made to the lords for liberty to put up fishing nets within the manor at ...
... manor , it was shown that courts had been held and chief rents received in right of that manor for a long series of years . Payments were also proved to have been made to the lords for liberty to put up fishing nets within the manor at ...
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... manor . " Then followed the names of fifteen jurors , of whom eight appeared by the survey to be tenants of the manor . To the first article they say : Ther is ano- ther parcel of the aforesaid lordship , called Rossily , whose mears ...
... manor . " Then followed the names of fifteen jurors , of whom eight appeared by the survey to be tenants of the manor . To the first article they say : Ther is ano- ther parcel of the aforesaid lordship , called Rossily , whose mears ...
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... manor . To the first article they say , " Rossilly . Also [ finding the same boundaries as the jury in 1639 ... manor , doth belonge to the lord of this manor , and how the lord hath heretofore ben answered thereon we know nott ...
... manor . To the first article they say , " Rossilly . Also [ finding the same boundaries as the jury in 1639 ... manor , doth belonge to the lord of this manor , and how the lord hath heretofore ben answered thereon we know nott ...
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... manor , but rejected them as proof of the right to wreck , that being a royal franchise , as to which the jurors could have no parti- cular means of knowledge as inhabitants of the parti- cular district . He said , that in absence of ...
... manor , but rejected them as proof of the right to wreck , that being a royal franchise , as to which the jurors could have no parti- cular means of knowledge as inhabitants of the parti- cular district . He said , that in absence of ...
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