The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-28 00:00:00

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---- • FROM (PRINCE'S PIER) LIVERPOOL
TO A' OSTYN.
..March 28, at 10i o'clock, morning
March 29, at 2 • o'clock, evening
March 31, at 4i o'clock, evening
FROM MOSTYN TO LIVERPOO

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LIVERPOOL TOWN DUES.
(Continued from yesterday.) birjo:fr
liam Molyneux. his son by another indenture under the
seal of his duchy of La,ncaster aforesaid. w.hereupon the
same lord the king, and lady,. the queen'laYfhe adviceind
assent of their council, of their. duchy of Lancaster afore-
said have granted demised and to farm let to the before-
naMed Richard Molyneukand.William Molyneux son of
the aforesaid Richard the aforesaid town and lordship
of Litherpole with the appurtenances in the -county
-aforesaid and also the aforesaid .ferry boat and passage.
over the water, of Mercy and the aforesaid butchers
shambles in the said town of LitherpOle and also the.
aforesaid stallage and tolls of the tnarsets and fairs with
the aforesaid perquisites of the courts iu Litherpole
aforesaid and also the customs and nnchorage or '
toll aforesaid of the water of Mercy and within the afore-.
said town or lordship- of Litherpoie aforesaid and the
aforesaid one windmill called Acresmill, and the afore-.
said other windmill called Wavertiemill within.: the
manor or lordship of Westderbye aforesaid parcelnf the'
duchy aforesaid in the :said county of Lancaster to have •
and to hold the aforesaid town and lordship and other
the premises with the appurtenances to the aforesaid
Richard and William Molineux son of the aforesaid
Richard and their assigns froth the feast of Easter next
ensuing the date of these presents unto the end :of the
term of forty-one years thence next following and fully
to be completed rendering therefore thenceforth yearly'
to the aforesaid lord the king and lady the queen and
the heirs and successors of the said lady the queen that
is to say for the aforesaid town and lordship aforesaid
and also for the aforesaid ferry boat with the aforesaid
pasiage over the water of Mercye with the aforesaid
butchers shambles and for the afOresaid farni of the
stallage and tolls of the market and fairs with the afore-
said perquisites of the courts of Litherpole aforesaid and
also for the aforesaid farm of the customs and anchorage
of keiltolle aforesaid of tne. water of Mercy within the
aforesaid lordship of Litherpole fourteen pounds for the
ancient farm and six shillings and eight pence beyond
for the last ancient increase by the year and for the
aforesaid mill called Acresmill twenty shillings and for
the aforesaid mill' called Wavertrernill twenty shillings-
of lawful money of England in manner as it is'now.
answered to the said lord the king and lady the queen at
the feasts of
. ,
by-equal portions and, the same farmers and their assigns
shall repair. sustain and maintain all and singular the
premises at their own proper costs and expenses in all
repairs which to the said lord the king and- lady 'the
-queen in the same pertain during the term aforesaid and
all' the same at 'the end of the same term well and
sufficiently repaired and sustained in' all things shall
leave"
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and bur-
gesses gave in evidence on thelrial of the issue a certain
Lease dated in the fourth and fifth year of the reign of
Philip and Mary in part. as follows
" By indenture of lease of this date between Sir Richard
Molyneux knight and William Molyneux son and heir
Of the said Sir Richard on the one partye and 'John
Moore mayor of the town of Lyvp3le in the said county
'of Lancaster and ye burgesses of the same town of 'the'
other partye witnesseth yt that' the said Sir Richard and
William Molyneux son of the said .Sir Richard as Well.
at ye specyall instance motyon and request of. the. right
honourable llenry Lord Strange and JohnCaryll Squier
•
attorney of the kynge and`queena most honintrable court
of their said duchie of Lancaster as also fordyvera other
good consideracions and causes -them the said Sir'
Rychard and William Molyneux his son movying have'
demysed sett and. to farm lett and by these presents do
demyse sett and to farm lett to the said mayor and bur-
gesses of ye' sail towue and borrevre of "LyverpOle:the
ferrite of the' said towne and borrowe with all and
singular the yssnes profetts' and cornmodytys arising
comying and "groying with in the said 'towne or borrowe
which,they the said Sir Richard and William or any of
theym have or ought to have by reason of a lease and,
demyse thereof unto tlieym made. under the seale of the
duchie of Lancaster excepted and alwayes forpossessed
and reservyed all the mylms standing and beying in the
said towne or borrowe or theliberiys of ye same to have
hold bccupye use and enjaye the same farme and all
other the premisses except before excepted to the said
maire and burgesses 'and their assignes from the daye
of ye date of these preseutes unto the ends and terme
and duringe all theterne of one yere fully to be Com-
plete and • endyt and from thenceforth from year "to`
Year at the wyll and pleasure of bothetbe said partyes
yielding and paying therefore yearly to the said Sir
Richard and William their executors' and _assignes, the

some of xjll. xvja viijd of usual] money .of England at
the feasts of the annunciacion of our blessed Lady the
virgen and Saynte Mychaell the Archangel by evyn
porcions. And the said John More maire.of
Lyvpole and the burgesses of the said towne of Lyvpole
doth covenant and graunt to and with. the said Sir
Richard Molyneux and William Molyneux by these
presents yt they the said maire and burgesses of ye said
town of Lyvpole and all the other such person and per-
sons as shall occupye or use the 'fume of ye said towne
and borrowe shall and will discharge save and keep
harthiess ye said Sir Rychard Molyneux and William
Molyneux and any of theym theyr heyrs executors' and
administrators and every of theym agaynst our Bove-'
raign lord and lady ye kynge and queues highness yt
now are and the heirs and successors of our said sovereign
ladye the quene for and concerning ye said farme of the ,
said towne and borrowe and.all other things which the
said Sir Richard.Molyneux and_William Molyneux his
son have demysed and set to farm to ye said mare and
burgesses of the said towns-during all such time as they
the said maire and burgesses, or their assigns shall have
hold or occupy ye said farme and other ye premisses
And the sail Sir Richard and William Molyneux 'cloth
covenante and graunt to and with the said maire and
burgesses by these presents yt if the said maire and bur-
gesses well and truly observe fulfil performe and keepe all
and singular the covunants graunts articles and agree-
ments by the said make, and burgesses covunanted and
graunted conteyned and specifyed in these indentures
that their one single obligacion b,aring date with these
presents wherein the said maire and hurgessess stand
bounden unto the said Sir Richard Mouly-
neux in the slime of cc-sterlyng shall: be
,voyde and- of
none effect and else hit ,to stand in full strenght 'and.
.venue Io witnesse whereof ye partyesaforesaid to these
presents interchangeably have sett their Seals given the
daye and yeare fyrst above wrytten • '
- John More Thomas More Roger Walker LS
per me Robert Corbett"
And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and
burgesses gave in evidence on the trial of the said issue
a certain Lease of the twenty-eighth-year of the reign of
Queen Elizabeth in part as follows -
"This indenture made between the most ,excellent
princess and lady the • Lady Elizabeth by the grace of
God of England France and Ireland defender. of the
faith &c of the one part and Richard Molyneux knight
serjeant of the said lady the queen and son of 'William
Molyneux esquire now deceased of the other part wit-
nesseth that whereas the Lord Philip and the Lady
Mary lute king and queen of by their indenture
sealed with the seal of their duchyof Lancaster bearing.,
date the twenty-first day of March in the first and second
years of their:reigns did grant demise and to farm let to
one Richard Molyneux .• knight • now. deceased and
William Molyneux then son of the aforesaid Richard
esquire the town and lordship' of Litherpole •with the
appurtenances in the county of Lancaster and also the
r rry boat and passage over the waters of Mercy and the
butchers shambles in the said town of. Litherpole and
also _the stallage and tolls of the market and fairs with
the perquiSites of the courts in Litherpole aforesaid and
also the customs and anchoragenf keiltoll 'Of the water of
Mercy and within the aforesaid town and lordship .of
Litherpole aforesaid and with the windmill called Acres
myll and another windmill called Waventre mill within
the manor or lordship of West Derby Parcel of the, duchy
,aforesaid in the said county of Lancaster to have and to
hold the aforesaid town and lordship and other the premi
ses with the appurtenances to the aforesaid Richard Aloly-
rieux Knight and William Molyneux son of the aforesaid
Richard and their assigns frrom the feast of the annun-
ciation of the blessed Virgin Mary then next ensuing after
the date of the said reciting indenture unto 'the 'end of
the_terin of forty and one year 4 thence next ensuing-and
fully to be completed rendering' therefore thenceforth
yearly to the a?oresaid lord the king and the' lady the
queen and to the heirs and successors of the said lady the
queen for the aforesaid town and lordship aforesaid and
also for the aforesaid • fesry boat with the aforesaid
passage over the aforesaid water of Mercy with the
aforesaid butchers shambles and for the aforesaid farm
of the stallage and tolls of the Market and fairs with the
aforesaid perquisites of the courts of Litherpole aforesaid
and also for the aforesaid customs and anchorage and
keiltoll of the aforesaid water of Mercy within the afore,
said lordship of Litherpoole 141 for the ancient farm and
Os 8d then beyond for the ancient last increase by the,
year and far the aforesaid mill called Acressmill 20a and
for: the aforesaid myll called Wavertree myll 20s of
lawful money of England and as it was then answered
to the said lord the king and the lady the queen at the
feasts of gaster and Saint Michael the archangel by
equal portions and further to do in manner as in the
same indeuture-is 'more fully contained the right title
term of years and interest of which same Richard Moll-
neux knight and William Molyneux son of the aforesaid
Richard of and in the premises the before named Richard
Molyneux knight son of the aforesaid William Moly.
neux now decased now bath as the before' named lady
the queen is now given to understand and by force
thereof is non possessed of the preiaaises and being so
thereof possessed is now desirous to surrender and
give up the aforesaid indenture and all his -right title
term of years and interest of and in the premises into
the hands of the said lady the now queen and the
same indenture and all his right title term of years and
interest of and in the premises now to wit in the term
of St Michael in the twenty- eighth and twenty-
ninth years of the reign of the said 'lady queen
Elizabeth the same Richard Molyneux knight) before
the chancellor and council of the duchy aforesaid iu the