The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-21 00:00:00

(Continued from yesterday.)
parks then used and filled with deerlind all knights
fees wards and marriages and all arrelWaiiiis donations
free dispositions and rights of patronage of all and
singular rectories churches and vicarages chapels and
ecclesiastical benefices whatsoever within the premises
before granted or any parcel thereof or to the premises
or any or either of them belonging pertaining incident
appendant or incumbent Also except all mines of gold
and silver within or upon the premises being or to be
found and all prerogatives to the same mines belonging.
To hold the aforesaid town of Litherpoole by the
now abstra.iting indenture of grant before granted as
parcel of the aforesaid duchy of Lancaster or to the same
duchy mentioned to be annexed with every their rights
members and appurtenances to the said King Charles
his heirs or successors as of the manor of Enfield in the
county of Middlesex by fealty only in free and common
socage and not in capite nor by military service in fee
farm for ever
By and under payment of the yearly rent to the said
King Charles his heirs and successors for and on account
of the aforesaid lordship and town of Litherpoole in the
same county with the appurtenances of 141 6s 8d to be
paid at the times and in the manner therein mentioned
Executed by the said King Charles at Canterbury"
And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and
burgesses then produced and gave in evidence on the
said trial an examined copy of an indenture of Bargain
and Sale of the 4th of December 1635 enrolled in the
said chapel and made between Edward Ditchfield citizen
of London and others of the one part and the Right
Honourable Lord Molyneux and Viscount. Maryborough
and others of the other part in tenor and effect as follows
" By indenture of bargain and sale made between the
said Edward Ditchfield John Heighlord Humphrey
Clarke and Francis Mess of the one part and the Right
Honourable Richard Lord Molyneux Viscount Mary-
borough Sir Thomas Walmesleye of Dunkenaugh in the
county of Lancaster knight William Fazakerley of Kirby
in the said county of Lancaster gentleman and John
Nutter of Pendle in the said county of Lancaster of the
other part
It is witnessed that the aforesaid Edward Ditchfield
John Heighlord Humphrey Clarke and Francis Mosse
by the appointment and direction of the aldermen and com-
monalty of the city of London as well in consideration
of lOs to the said John Humphrey and Francis by the
aforesaid Sir Thomas Walmesley William Fazakerley
and John Nutter paid as in consideration of four hun-
dred and fifty pounds by the said Richard Lord Moly-
neux paid to the hands of Robert Bateman then cham-
berlain of the said city of London to the use of the said
mayor commonalty and citizens did grant bargain sell
and confirm to the aforesaid Sir Thomas Walmesley
William Fazakerley and John Nutter their heirs and
assigns
All that the town and lordship of Litherpool parcel
of the duchy of Lancaster in the county of Lancaster
with all their rights members and appurtenances
And all that ferry and passage over the water of
Mersey there
And the butchers shambles in the said town of
Litherpoole
And also the stallage and tolls of the markets and
fairs and perquisites of courts in Litherpoole aforesaid
And all customs anchorage and keytowle of the
water of Mersey aforesaid and within the aforesaid town
or lordship of Litherpoole aforesaid then or late in the
tenure or occupation of Sir Richard Molyneux knight
or his assigns by the particular thereof mentioned to be
of the yearly rent or value of 141 6s 8d and to be parcel
of the ancient lands and possessions of the duchy of
Lancaster and the reversion and reversions remainder
and remainders and the rents and yearly profits of all
and singular the same premises and of every parcel
thareof as fully freely and entirely and in as ample man-
ner and form as the said King Charles by his letters
patent sealed as well with his great seal of England as
the seal of the duchy of Lancaster and the seal of the
county palatine of Lancaster bearing date the ninth day
of September 1629 gave and granted the premises or any
of them to the aforesaid Edward Ditchfield John Heigh-
lord Humphrey Clarke and Francis Mosse, and their
heirs in fee farm except as in the said letters patent is
excepted
To hold unto and to the only and proper use of the
said Sir Thomas Wahnsley William Fazakerley and
John Nutter their heirs and assigns in fee farm for ever
subject to the yearly rent of 14/.6s 84 which by the
aforesaid letters patent was reserved for the aforesaid
town and lordship of Litherpoole with the appurtenances
at the time and in the manner therein mentioned
Duly executed Inrolled in Chancery twenty-ninth
day of January 1635"
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and bur-
gesses then produced and gave in evidence on the trial
of the said issue a certain indenture dated the 27th May
in the twenty-fourth year of the reign of Charles the
,•econd and made between the right honourable Caryl
lord viscount Molyneux and John Tatlock of the first
part and the mayor bailiffs and burgesses of the second
part and Lawrence Browuloe and others of the third
part in part as follows
" By indentures of lease [27th May 1672] between the
said Caryl lord viscount Molyneux and the said John
Tatlock of the first part the said mayor bailiffs and bur-
gesses of Liverpool aforesaid of the second part and
Lawrence Brownloe of Liverpool aforesaid alderman
Thomas Andoe Henry Codes John Chandler of Liver-
pool aforesaid alderman Peter Lurting of Liverpool afore-
said alderman John Sturzaker of Liverpool aforesaid
alderman Thomas Bickersteth Thomas Johnson James
Jerrom of Liverpool aforesaid merchant Silvester Rich-
tnond of 'Liverpool aforesaid gentleman Robert Secome
of Liverpool aforesaid gentleman Robert Williamson of
Liverpool aforesaid mariner and Edward Tarleton of
Liverpool aforesaid mariner of the third part
Reciting the said grant or letters patent :of the 9th
day of September fourth of Charles the First
And the bargain and sale of the 4th day of December
eleventh Charles the First
And also reciting that the said Thomas Walmesley
William Fazakerley and John Nutter the trustees of the
said Richard lord viscount Molyneux were all dead of
whom the said John Nutter was the survivor without
issue and Robert Nutter his heir was likewise dead hav-
ing had no other issue but daughters (that was to say)
Elizabeth Eleanor and Margaret of whom the said
Eleanor was dead having issue one Richard Crombotle
of Larkhill in Whalley her son and heir and the said
Margaret was also dead having issue Henry Robinson
of Chatburn her son and heir and stating the premises
to be then vested in the said John Tatlock in trust for
the said Caryl lord viscount Molyneux by indentures of
of lease and release of the 14th and 15th Septembe
twelfth Charles Second

And also reciting that divers variances suits contro-
versies and debates had of then late been between the
said Caryl lord viscount Molyneux with others on his
behalf and the said mayor bailiffs and burgesses or others
on their behalf concerning several claims and demands
by the said Caryl lord viscount Molyneux or others
within out of or from the said town and borough of
Liverpool or near the same which differences had been
since composed and the agreement of the 20th day of
March in the twenty-fourth year of the reign of his then
said sovereign lord King Charles the Second entered
into

It is witnessed that for the considerations therein
mentioned they the said Caryl lord viscount Molyneux
and John Tatlock did grant demise bargain and sell unto
the said Lawrence Brownloe T Andoe H Conies J Chand-
ler P Lurting J Sturzaker T Bickersteth 'F Johnson
J Jerrom S Richmond It Secome It Williamson and
E Tarleton their executors administrators and assigns,
The town and lordship of Liverpool and the customs
anchorage and keytoll and all the hereditaments and
premises comprised in the hereinbefore abstracted inden•
cure of bargain and sale and in the said letters patent
except the ferry boats and battleage and passage over
the said water or river of Mersey and all and every the
burgage rents within the said town and borough of
Liverpool

To hold except as before excepted unto the said
several persons parties thereto of the third part their
executors administrators and assigns for the full term of
one thousand years subject to the payment of the yearly
rent of 301 at the time therein mentioned.
Executed by the said Caryl lord viscount Molyneux
and John Tatlock and attested
Inroll d in the high court of Chancery"
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and bur-
gesses gave in evidence on the said trial a certain inden-
ture of lease dated 17th October in the twelfth of William
the Third as follows
" This indenture tripartite made the seventeenth day
of October in the twelfth year of the raigne of our sove-
raigne lord William the Third of England Scotland
France and Ireland king defender of the faith &c Anno
Domini one thousand seven hundred betweene the Right
Honourable Sir William Molyneux baronet Lord Vis-
count Molyneux of Mariburgh the Honourable Richard
Molyneux esquire son and heir apparent of the said
William Lord Viscount Molyneux and John Tatlock
gentleman son and heire of John Tatlock late of Cuns-
cough in the county of Lancaster gentleman deceased of
the first part The major balives and burgesses of the
towne corporate and burrough of Leverpoole in the said
county of the second part and William Clayton Jasper
Mawditt and Thomas Johnson esquires James Benn
Thomas Sweeting and William Preeson aldermen and
Thomas Tyrer Richard Houghton Richard Norris
Levinus Hughson John Cleevland and Thomas Bicksteth
merchants all or Leverpoole aforesaid upon the third
part Witnesseth that the said William Lord Viscount
Molyneux Richard Molyneux and John Tatloek for and
in consideration of the rent hereinafter reserved and of
the sume of fifty-three pounds of lswfull English money
to the said William Lord Viscount Molineux and Rich-
ard Molineux alreadye in hand paid and for divers other
good causes and valuable consideracons them hereto
moving have demised granted leased sett and to farm
letten and by these presents doe demise grant lease sett
and to farme lett unto the said William Clayton Jasper
Mawditt Thomas Johnson James Bend Thomas Sweet-