The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-18 00:00:00

LIVERPO

OL TOWN DUES•

(Continued from yesterday.)
the tenants of the aforesaid lands to the use of the afore-
said son of the king apd that he does also answer
,fr,
the reasonable tallage to be assessed upon the afores'
tenants out of the issues of the same lands at the Idles
exchequer to the use of the same son of the king ass t
custos of the same so long as he shall hold the !na
custody and that he do cause the same to be levieds
without delay Be it known that the king has sentJattla
Frese his esaeator to take to the use of the aforesais
son of the king the fealty of the tenants of the lan"
which were of the aforesaid Earl in the counties f
Northampton and Betio' and to assess a reasonable
lago upon the same Witness Alianor the Queen ad
Richard Earl of Cornwall at Windsor the 15th day„
April By the Queen and Ii D Mara °%-
And the said William Illingworth being again e.,
amined then stated that he knew that William de Ferran
married the daughter of the Earl of Chester
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and bur;
gesses also gave in evidence on the trial of the said iss
u..
from the records of the court of receipt of the excheclue'r
from the roll indorsed "Roll of accounts of the lands. c"
Lord Edward in the forty-first year of the reign °f, The
Henry his father" and read therefrom as follow otter of
account of the bailiffs of Lord Edward first begotte,
the illustrious King of England audited at the excheetie
at Bristol before the Lords Richard Abbot of Kingesuc;
o
Galfrey de Caur and Elias de Cumber treasurers a° f
Thomas de Boulton clerk for the issues of the lands; ,(.)0
the said Lord Edward in the forty first year of the re'6
of the king aforesaid
Westderhyshire
Liverpool with the members
Henry de Lee bailiff renders account for the aforesaidt.
time The same renders account for 10/ for the town °0
Liverpool put at farm with toll stallage passage with twf
water mills and one windmill and for 3s 9d for rent of
the two messuages for the term of the annunciation and
for 66s lid for rents of assize of Cnateby Evertors aria
Waverton for the term of the nativity and for 665 1.1
for rents there for the term of the annunciation
sum 16/ 16s "
Then follow several other accounts
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and 13,tiie
,-
gesses on the said trial also gave in evidence froni„` "v
patent Roll fiftieth Henry the third a Grant of as
Henry the third in the fiftieth year of his reign
follows
" The king to all &c greeting Know ye that we hal
granted to Edmund our most dear son the castles and'
all the lands and tenements which were of
Ferrars with all their appurtenances to have as long to
'it shall please us in testimony whereof B,:n Witness. th
king at Kilmworth the sth day of August in the Ole
first
year of our reign " And from the patent roll fiftY
Henry the third the following extract
" The king to the abbots friars barons knights freerech
and to all other tenants of the lands and tenements Ilby
were of Robert de Ferrars heretofore Earl of Derby
to
greeting Whereas we have givenand grant g lan s
Edmund our most dear son the castles and all the s
and tenements with all wards reliefs escheats h° other
services knights fees advowsons of churches and ail
ft
their appurtenances which were of the aforesaid Itttbweril
we command you that to the same Edmund as year„,e-
in all things which to the premises pertain from he' ni
forth ye be attendant and answering In testimacial
Robert ;
whereof &c. Witness the king at Windsor the 3rd
of
And January" A her'
the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and oid
gesses also produced and gave in evidence on tl'eptfed
trial from the records of the court of chancery Pres—teM
in the tower of London a certain Inquisition post nWer the
taken at West Derby in the twenty-sixth year °I
reign of King Edward the first in part as fol Wednesday
" An inquisition taken at West Derby on oie
in the week of Pentecost in the twenty-sixth year ° tees.
reign of King Edward of the extent of lands and .y-r
ments fees and rents which were of Lord Edmund broitinest
of the lord the now king in the wapentake of 10
Derby by Alan le Norr . . . . of Sefton Williae
v,
de Southward' Richard de Molyneus of Crosseby 34„athhe;t
de Haydok Ralph de Bykerstath Henry de Iluton-t`°,ed
de Bolde Richard de Holand William de Aynette
Robert de Thornton who say as to the first second as of
third articles of capital messuages &c as many aThecre., y
arable land &c as many acres of meadow &c Y
that in the manor of Derby is a certain place of the the
castle where a capital messuage used to be withth by
circuit of the ditches the herbage whereof is wor;
the year four shillings and there are in demesne into
field which is called Harburn sixty five acres of ara„ts
land which are now at farm in the hands of the ton t
of the town and render by the year 21s 8d at the le"s
of Saint Michael to wit for the acre 4d and in a eetta,i'ent
other field fifteen acres likewise at farm and they rettij' e
therefore by the year lOs at the same term to wit for `lve
acre 8d And in another field near the meadow are teiii,
acres of demesne which render by the year 12s stile°
same time to wit 12d for the acre There are also t, by
of demesne twenty acres of meadow which is wortno,
the year 60s that is to say 3s for the acre at the sots
term and there are there in the hands of the the
thirty burgages and a half wherefore they render 7_lo
year with the cottages let out 31s 6d at four stated
weeroty
Those also of the town hold among themselves t 4050 C
oxgangs of land for which they render by
(To be continued.) the year

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCV=

LIVERPOOL ItlArica 1

HIGH WATER—Morn.„9 I—Eveg.lo 16—Height, 12 10 ,°-•
OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
City of Baltimore (s.s.), Leitch, Marvilles,
ARIVED.
Mareh 17.—Albion, Leghorn— R t
Asia, St. aidise/s--•--
atraXel -
Alexandria—Per Fleuss, Ven!ce.

WIND YE STE RDAY—South. east.

106'
SAILED.
S March 15.—Bellona, Trieste—A nne Porter, La Guayra• 101311;
—Eclipse, Ostend—Scio, Rotterdam. March o-'el°
Margaret (s.), Havre—Witch of the Wave, Rio Jane,'
Santo Thomas.

OUTPORTS. e
uiler for
Tuskar.—Ar off—Maulin, Demerara.:
Deal, Marchrived 16.—Arrived—Fanny Chapman, from th
V
Liverpool. mot,
aoo
Queen•town, March 17.—Arrived—Osprey3(9.e•)' for
Sabrina,Jriii''
Kingstown, March 15.—Arrived—Glide. from Alex" ~.,.•
Liverpool—Virtue, from Csrdiff for Drogheda. March
Dublin, March 16.—Arrived—Dolphin, Ipswtch. ~.
Sylph, and Owen Jones; London—Sarah Fox, Yarmout°
,ed to
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
rePa,...t The
Liverpool, March 17.—The Owego, from Charleatee,
rrof, 00
be off the port on Saturday, is understood to be 110,,,e0 in9t'ool
Margaret, hence to Newport, in going to sea on the 1",, tide'
aground on Great llurbo, but was got off thin raorning for
put back without apparent damage. garOt?rog° 00
Ramsgate, March 16.—The Edward Burton, froul,, r bel
Liverpool, has been brought in here to-day, leaky, 111`e r'
ahore. 4 bto so
—Kingston, March 17.—H,M.S. Resolute, which arnir; (poi'
*Saturday from Liverpool, Is reported to have run a sChe.e 11.11,.
the Channel.
~,,, a r: the
Wexford, March 15.—The schooners Vivid. anZe-slitiers
01:
e.,
from Newport, coal laden, got on shore on the bar e- fol.
C
port, and remain on the beach until ligh.tened. es S.lr'' 0)t
Beaumaris, March 16.—During a haavy gale from -• Of Cee„astr'(:,
lowing casualties occurred—Aan and Margaret,
and Elizabeth, Abram, of Runcorn, are on shore, with.o,ooNet
sprits. Endeavour, ones. of Milford, and DaltJu• 'od P I to.
Alnwich, are alas on shore. Mary and Elizabeth, Jone'b— Gbfrhe
Hughes,. of Banger, both damaged. Edouard Dues, frowreito,9,
Liverpool. dragged her anchors, and took ,the ground fir,. fer
Watch-house, but is not expected to receive any daa'"is, be
to
from Porto Rico, and John Clemens, from St. Mich° berg e,
Liverpool, are at present rg well. aut rO.
Ramsgate, March 16,—The Edward Burton, {from being aii.o t
Liverpool, has been assisted in here to-day leaky, afterrora dei
ced 01l
P. Falmouth, March 16.—The Bee, of Liverpool, f o litil,
Queenstown, sprung a leak during a vio'ent gale, ard,.fllie Nan
the 2lst Jan„ it lat. 41 N., loa. 26 W. Crew saved "/ ~ i11',.,
W.' of and for New London, from France. Master, raacle-d DP'
afterwards transferred to the' Christa, Carroll, and 131'
:SPOKEN.
Margate`, barque, in lat. 37 N., ion, 8 march W., . Ait'aotl;
t•li 10, 81,05
(1.), hence to Gibraltar. In lat. 37 N. lon. B W. 451,qc enle:',
into a heavy head sea with a hard gale from E.5...g• ,d-arrch ''
IYO3, bound up channel, in lat. 52 N., ion. 6 VI., (?)