The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-17 00:00:00

ory my father gave to Warine his father for his set;
vicee to wit Ravenesmoles Amnolnesdal and the FreeeA •
L a and eight pence rent in the borough of Preston 1111'!
thefor English Lea which we have given to him in exchaM
Liverpul and Uplitter land which the aforesaid
Henry my father had given with the aforesaid lands !ca)
the aforesaid Warine his father (and) which the sal
Henry hath remised to us and our heirs To be holdell
to him and his heirs 20s yearly at the feast of St Michael
for all service and exaction saving to us and our heirs al
vverdships and marriages of the heirs of the sai 0
Henry in manner as our ancestors used to have the
service
when Warine the father of the said Henry did the servl,ce
of a falconer to our ancestors Wherefore
aforesaid Henry and his heirs after him may have stlnf
hold the aforesaid lands with all their appurtenances
us and our heirs by the aforesaid service in wood s'o
plain in ways and paths in meadows and feedings la
moors and marshes in fisheries in waters and mills
bly
in pools well and peace freely and quietly and Peace' s
and honourably fully and entirely in all places and thills
with all liberties and free customs to the aforesaid lar•
pertaining as is aforesaid Witness William B!.1:1
renne William Earl of Derby S de Qnency Da:bre%
Scn that the
Winchester William Briwere Gilbert Fitz Re'n-
williauli
Thomas Basset Alan Basset Robert de Groseley
de Cantilupe Given by the hand of Henry de Weill;
Archdeacon of Wells at Worcester the 28th day of Aug
in the ninth year &c." e p
And the said counsel for the said may or bailiffs
burgesses also gave in evidence on the said trial a certaal-.
the
tthliir;
Charter granted by King Henry the Third in
teenth year of his reign and produced from among
muniments of the plaintiffs as follows, it of
" Henry by the grace of God King of England Pa%
Normandy Aquitain Earl ot Anjou to the archbishops
bishops bishops abbots priors earls barons justiciaries see-,40
reeves minis-ers and to all his bailiffs and faithful Pe°,l,o
greeting Know ye that we have granted and by
shall
our charter do confirm that our town of Liverpool the
be a free borough for ever and that the burgesses (3,;„
same borough may have a guild merchant with adlete
and other liberties and free customs to that geiT;
taining and that no one that shall not be of that °utlet
the
shall trafic in any merchandise unless by the co use-00
the same burgesses also we have granted to sa
burgesses and their heirs 'hat they may have sec °dose!
and tol and theam and infrantienethef and that ;flat
shall be quit throughout our whole realm and throug°l4" e
all the parts of the sea of toll lastage passage fro
and stallage and that they shall do no suit of coeialei
courts or wapentake courts for their tenures Which Fitted
hold within the boroughs aforesaid also we have rap et
to the same burgesses and to their heirs that vehatus°t;ir
merchants shall come to the borough aforesaid vrit","teer
merchandises of whatsoever place they may be 01400
foreigners or others who shall be in our peace of.,sana
come into our realm by our license may safeu filer
securely come to our aforesaid borough with their., -0:
chandises and there safely dwell and thence safely
also
rendering therefore the right and due customs „wet
we forbid that any one shall do injury damage or g"- of
ance to the aforesaid burgesses upon forfeiture to estbo
ten pounds wherefore we will and firmly comEuand,
the aforesaid town of Liverpool be a free borou.gd"..:o
that the aforesaid burgesses may have the aforesat decree
merchant with an harm and other liberties an hoe
customs to that guild pertaining and that they Mel as
all other liberties and free customs and acquittancesi of
is aforesaid these being witnesses H De Burgh Pitrit-101
Kent Justiciary of England Philip de Alban); erh'ltP
Fitz Nicholas Nicholas De Moeles John son 01 dof
Geffrey Dispenser and others Given by the Whale
the Venerable Father R Bishop of Chichesttr our co.
cellor at Merleberge the 24th day of March in the -
teenth year of our reign au°
" And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs fro
to
burgesses also gave in evidence on the said trial ;bird
the patent roll of the thirteenth Henry the Lease
preserved in the tower of London a certain nte
made by King Henry the third in the thietee
year of his reign as follows o To
" Henry by the grace of God King ofEngland stet
the sheriff and all his bailiffs of the county Of l'aucaaest
greeting Know ye that we have granted to our hopes
greeting at
men of Liverpool our town of Liverpool to be hel eat
farm from the feast of St Michael in the thirteenth Yier,
of our reign unto the end of four complete years thirteenth
ing therefore unto us in each of the aforesaid years at
o
exchequer by the bands of the sheriff of Lancaster, of
two terms 10/ to wit at Easter in the thirteenth Yet"steo
our reign 5/ and at the feast of St Michael in the same
$a
year 51 and so from year to year at the same termsl4bee
is aforesaid In witness whereof we have caused,',ness
our letters thereof to them to be made patent NS:ltee
ourself at Marlborough the 25th day of March
in
same year of our reign" .yor
And on the said trial the counsel for the said 037 se
bailiffs and burgesses also gave in evidence from the, ease
Roll 13th Henry 111 [for R Earl of Chester and 10,,11.",°er
19th October 13th Hen 111 1229] a certain (.bar
ranted by the said King Henry HI in the 13th ye,if 1,1
-sign as follows " The King hath granted aa-pele
er confirmed to R Earl of Chester and Itia".ol
whole land which he bath between the Ribble
the Mersey that is to say the town of West DerbY,
the wapentake and all their appurtenances the hg"itete
of Liverpul with the appurtenances the town of 011 tee
with the wapentake and all their appurtenance% in
wapentake of Leiland with all the appurtenall,eneteer
desmesnes forests hays homages services and ab. "ear
their appurtenances and with all liberties and ire! bays
toms to the aforesaid lands wapentake boroug"kieg'S
forests pertaining as is more fully contained in the A to
charters to him thereof made And it is coM0011",aote
the sheriff of Lancaster that he should cause the r-sod
earl to have without delay full seisin of the 21.°,1ce
lands wapentakes borough with all the appurtellialetbe'
demesnes forests hays homages services and a" to the
appurtenances with all liberties and free custolus
aforesaid lands wapentakes boroughs hays for
th
taining Witness the king at Portsmouth the 10th
October
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiff:olld
0
burgesses also gave in evidence on the said Via' feittg
the close Roll 18th Henry 111 a certain Grant (Ng/
Henry 111 in the 38th year of his reign as follosfs el
" The king bath granted to Edward his first born
and heir the custody of all the lands which -A-0 19,"
William de Ferrers late Earl of Derby on the "-bell'
which he died to be had unto the full age Of theeeferi
of the same Earl in part for the su lying Of tb°,o ate
of 15000 marks of land which b "our charter •Aierie
bound to provide for him together ywith the lall„cistee. len
we have given and granted to him in Englae° $1:
elsewhere saving to the wife of the atslesaiben
her reasonable dower out of the aforesaid lands sc„,, dee
king shall assign the same to her And it is cel3of s'"
to William de Wilton that he do take the fee
(To be continued.)