The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-19 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL TOWN DUES.

(Continued from yesterday.)
the same terms to wit for the oxgang 2s and for the same
oxgangs 26s 8d at the feast of Saint Michael and for
half an oxgang 12d And there are there eight cottages
which render by the year 4s 4d at the same term Also
the tenants of the town render yearly to the lord for
having a certain way through the middle of the meadow
12d at the same term and for having entry to the worm-
stal with their cattle within the forest they render by
the year 2s at the same term for having estover of
• . • . to be cut in the winter in the common wood
for the sustenance of cattle and there are there two
, mills one a windmill and the other a watermill and they
are commonly worth by the year five marks There are
also there others ',elm hold by charters and render their
farms at the feast of Saint Michael That is to say Hugh
the reeve holds two oxgangs of land two tofts and five
shops by executing the office of reeve and renders by the
year 2s Henry del Itydins for his land 15s Richard de
Trellowe and Gilbert de Kekwyk for land which was of
John Grenetu 14s 10d Galfrey de Bruere for his land 5s
Robert the son of Richard de Roland l2d Richard the
son of Richard de Blakemore 2s the prior of Byrkeheved
holds fifteen acres of land by deed but renders 5s by the
year but they know not whether in fee or for a term and
the tenants of Derby hold of approvement of the wastes
two hundred and fifty-one acres and a half by the
' greater hundred and half a perch of land and render
by thelear 4/ lis at the same term to wit the acre
of 4d Also they hold two hundred and thirty-four acres
by the lesser hundred aad two parts of one rood of land
and they render by the year 67s ld that is to say for the
acre Gd Also they hold two hundred acres (except half an
acre) and render by the year at the same term 71 19s 8d
to wit for the acre 8d and for one acre which Rose holds
12d and the perquisites of courts of Derby are commonly
, worth by the year lOs Sum 35/ 12s 8d
They say also that there are in Wavertre of demesne
fifteen oxgangs of land which are set to farm by deed
and render by the year 4os at four terms and the tenants
of the town hold of approvement one hundred and eleven
acres one rood and an half of land and render by the
year 43s 9d to wit for the acre 4d and one Roger de
Thingwell holds there one oxgang of land by charter and
render by the year 4d at the same terms
Sum 4/ 19s lid
In Thineavell there are eight oxgangs of land which
William the son of Roger de Thingwel! holds of ancient,
purchase and renders to the lord by the year one marle
at the same terms Sum 14s 4d
And the men of Everton hold twenty-four oxgangs of
land and render by the year 4/ IGs at four terms that is
to say for the oxgang 4s and they hold of approvement
of the wastes thirty-four acres and au half and one rood
and an half of land and render by the year 17s 5d to
wit for the acre Gd Sum 113 s Sid
And they say that the rents of assize of Lyverpole are
worth by the year 8/ 7s Gd also the herbage of the garden '
of the dovehouses lOs and the passage over the Mersey
28s 8d and there are there two mills one a ci atermill and
the other a windmill and they are worth by the year five
marks The fairs and the tolls of the market with
foreign tolls are worth about 101 The perquisites of the
courts of the same town are worth about 40s by the year
Sum 251 lOs 10d
They say also that Nicholas Blundel holds in Great
Crosseby an eighth part of the town of ancient purchase
and resider by the year lOs at four terms Also he holds
four oxgangs of land which were of Simon de Wakeman
by charter by doing a moiety of suit at the Wapentake
Court and rendering by the year lOs at the same terms
Thomas Banastre holds three oxgangs and doeth the
other moiety of the suit at the Wapentake Court and
renders and the tenants of the town hold of
the lord twenty-one oxgangs of land and render by the
year 4/ at
of the lord and render by the year
sum
And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and
burgesses also gave in evidence on the said trial a certain
Presentment as to wreck of the sea in the port of Liver-
pool and read therefrom as follows "Pleas of the crown
before Hugh de Cressingham William de Crtnesby John
Wogan Master John Lovett and William de Mortimer
justices itinerant iu the county of Lancaster in eight
days of the Holy Trinity in the twentieth year of the
reign of King Edward the son of King Henry The
township of Liverpool comes by twelve jurors concern-
ing the wreck of the sea they say that a certain ship
which belonged to Peter le Poer was wrecked in the port
of Liverpool in a certain place called Crossebyschort and
William de Alkmundbury took away (certain) of the
goods of the said Peter which were wreck of the sea and
detained them to his own use and it is not known by
what warrant therefore it is commanded to the sheriff
that lie cause him to come Afterwards the aforesaid
William came and made fine of half a mark by pledges
of Adam de Tateloch and John de la More of Liverpul"
And the said William Illingworth then stated that this ,

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was not a return made to any commission but an entry
of a presentment on the Rolls of the justices itinerant as
the judges go on the circuit now That there were
several that related 'to the town of Liverpool That they
were presentments by the hundred "and that the said
matter so read as aforesaid.was the Whole of the entry
of the presentment to wreck That there was no other
title to the said presentment than that above set forth
That it was the whole roll of the judges of circuit There
were four judges They had each a roll for themselves
and there was also one roll'called the king's. roll That
there was-flugh de Cressingham's roll That there were
no other presentments relating to the harbour or port
there as to any accident.
And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and
burgesses also gave in evidence on the Said trial from the
Close Roll preserved among the records of the court ,of
Chaneeiy in-the first year of King Edward the Third a
certain order of the said king in part is follows
" The king to his beloved and faithful. Bartholomew de
Burghersh constable of his castle Of Dover and warden
of his cinque ports or to his deputy there greeting
Whereas we being unwilling that any abbot prior friar
of the order of friars preachers friars minor of Mount,
Carmel or inrother religious person of whatsoever con-
dition or state he be shall depart out of our kingdom at
this time:without our especial: license we command you
that ye permit not any such religious' person to pass out
of our kingdOm • through the ports aforesaid without
license Witness the king at Huntingdon the 3d day of
August • By the king himself
In like manner it is commanded to the underwritten
that is to say" ' - -
amongst others " the bailiffs of Lyverpol"
And the counsel for the said ,mayor bailiffs and bur•
gesses also gave in evidence on the said trial; from the
Scotch roll preserved among the records of the court of
Chancery in the tower, of Loildan of. the seventh year
of King Edward the third an extract as follows
"The king tO his.beloved and faithful William de Clyn-
ton constable of his castle of, Dovor and warden of his
cinque ports or his deputy greeting Whereas we are
given to understand that the Scots,our enemies and rebels
have made nnd cease not daily to enter into confederaccs
and alliances with men of foreign lands in order to
make war upon us and our peopleas well by sea as. byland we being desirous to obviate their, malice and to
provide for the safety and defence, of our kingdork and
lands does you that all ships carrying the
burthen of fifty tans of wine and .upwards in the ports
and places within your bailiwick now being in those
ports and places you do cause to be detained and all and
singular the owners of ships °rare like burthen of the
said ports and places which are now' without these ports
and places you cause to, be warned. that they cause, the
same 'ships to be brought back to those ports and places
with, all the dispatch. possible and that they cause all
the said ships to be made ready Without delay and to be
furnished with double equipment and other things and:
necessaries for war so. that they be ready to depart in:
our service for the defence of us 'and our kingdom ik
manner as by us and'our counsel shall be ordained when'
we shall cause you or the owners or masters of the said
ships to be thereupono warned. and of the number of such
ships now being in the ports and Plaees aforesaid and
Of others now absent you do certify distinctly and openly
by your letters with all the dispatch in your power
And this as you value us and our honour and the sal-ra
tion of our said kingdoni you in no wise omit Witness
the king at Twedemonth the 6th day of June •,
By the king himself and the council:"
A like writ is directed to Gilbert de Wygeton constable
of the kings castle 'of Karesbroke in the Isle of Wight
for proViding ships in the ports within theisland afore.
said Witness as above

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" The king to his beloved the mayer barons and bailiffs
of the port of Sandwich greeting Whereas we are given
to understand " &c as above unto " there carrying" and
then thus "in the same port now being in that port you
cause to be detained and all and singular the owners of
ships of the like weight of ,the same port which now are
without the said port you cause to be warned that those
ships to the said ports with all the dispatch possible" &c
as above unto "there we shall cause to be warned" and
then thus "and of the number of such ships now being
in the port aforesaid " &c as above Witness as above
" By the king himself and the council amongst others
." to the bailiffs of the town of Liverpool "
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and bur-
gesses also gave in evidence on the said trial from among
the said last mentioned records the Patent roll of the
thirty-fifth year 'of the reign of King Edward the third
in part as follows " The king to the justice chancellor.
treasurer and others of our council in the land of Ireland
greeting Recalling to memory how our Irish enemies
and rebels and others have in great number destroyed
our faithful subjects of the land aforesaid and have
wasted their lands and places and cease not dayly to com-
mit such evil and wicked acts and in process of time
much greater are dreaded to be done unless their wick-
edness be sooner restrained We for the cause aforesaid
have determined to send our most dear son Lionel earl
of • Ulster with a competent armed force to the land
aforesaid and for the comfort and solace of our adherents
and faithful supporters in the said land we have resolved
to send beforehand our beloved clerk Thomas de Bad-

dely on whose faithfullnets and eirenmspection
woe etl 111;
the news
asllselPlar.la_f
depend to announce to you andtthem
coming of our said son and to excite and on our b
_an„
to lay the charge on you that fae.whole navy of the le::
aforesaid, competently armed, shall be sent
to the ports of Lytherpoole and Chester and other ports
lying betWeetC(them) for the passage of our said soifleast
those parts so that it be there seven days before the
St Peter ad vincula next coming at the latest and
_to
ascertain froth you and to provide those things which
Deco lie
for such his coming you shall judge useful and
and with all the dispatch in your power to report
ati_:uee
or to cause to be reported by some other your aY5.10
concerning all the premises and therefore we ennun
you that to the same Thomas in the doing and executingyid
the premises you be attending advising and assisting and
communicating to him your advise upon the said affairs
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able tore
turn that being thereof well advised be may be
turn to us in England and relate what things you sidle
decree to be so done and that the same our son
re
and m° re
willing) may be able more happily
advisedly to depart to the land aforesaid. Weft'.
In testimony whereof &c witness the king at
minster the tenth day of May
- By the King himself and the Couneil:d
And the said counsel for the said mayor bailiffs the
hurgesses4lio produced and gave in evidence
said trial from among the said last, mentioned Nor
ds
`the Patent roll of the forty-seventh year of the reign a
king' Edward the third and read the same as follows
"The king to all and singular admirals sheriffs mgr.°rs
bailiffs ministers owners masters and mariners of ships
and other his faithful subjects to whom &e greeting
Know, ye that we have assigned our beloved Sinloa
e_
Charwellen clerk and Walter de Eure jointly and woof to press without delay all ships of the burthellthye
twenty tons and upwards to, two hundred tons in i
port of Bristol and in all ports and places from thence
to the port of the town of Liverpool and to cause t
hiat
same to be brought to the said port of Liverpool se
they be there with all the dispatch: possible ready an
equipped for the passage of our beloved and fait'
William de Wyndesore governor and guardian of
realm, f Ireland and of, the men at arms and othaei7
-about to depart in our service in the retinue of the 5,,
William at his wages and expences and there to rem.
for the preservation and defence of our aforesaii realiPto
according to the order of the same William And °ls° or
take and arrest all those whom they shall find ePPTe's of
rebels to the said, Simon' and Walter or to' either
them in, the execution of the premises and to colnuse
them to our prison, there to remain until we shell ca. ste
to be otherwise demanded of them And therefore, to
command you that to the said Simon and Walter an?es
each of them in the doing and executing the pien'isa 5
you be intendant counselling and advising as often, ber
they or either of them shall make known to you or eit
of you on our behalf In witness &c. „ of
Witness the king at Westminster the eighth day„
.october By the king himself
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. And the said counsel-for the said mayor bailiffs and
.4,0
getsee also produced and gave in evidence from the "L
of the duchy of Lancaster on the trial of the said issued
Lease from King Henry the Sixth in the twentY•sej-for
year of the reign to Thomas de Latham as follows
Thomas de Latham farmer of the fee farm of the oof
of Luverpool the king &c with the advice and consen.`o
his council of the duchy of Lancaster bath delivered sof
to farm let to Thomas de Lathome esq the fee far wt
his town of Leverpool in the county of Lancaster w
all manner of appartenances profits and commodities 'O,
the same town belonging (save and except to the. 510
king and his heirs his park of Toxtath to the same Ting
belonging and the profits of Turbary of the said '„1,
called the Oldemosse and one messuage with its affr.
tenances which Henry Barker deceased lately belts
the grant of Henry late King of England fatherofoo,
aforesaid lord the king and except the prisage of wil3„
within the port of the town aforesaid) and to do and snr;
port-all manner of charges to the same town belong1"07;
or incumbent which the predecessors of Richard Cr%
Robert More Robert Caudray Henry-Mosock and sus;
de Botchul late farmers and burgesses of the town 21°1:
said have been accustomed to do and suppertdurinF'W;
term aforesaid to have and to hold to the same 19:,oinri
and his assigns the said fee farm of the term -aforesal;
with all manner of appurtenances profits area eonimou`f
ties aforesaid except as before excepted fmrn the feast o f
Saint Mich del the Archangel last past unto the end
the term of five years then next following and fully 0 "-e
completed Yielding therefore yearly to the same lord th
king and his heirs or assigns twenty and one pounds rer
the hands of his receiver of the county aforesaid for the
being at thOtertns of Easter and Saint Michael u)
equal portions during the term aforesaid and if it should
happen the aforesaid yearly rent to be behind or in part
o
or in the whole for one month •after any term of ih-o
terms aforesaid unpaid then it shall be lawful for t"-
before named lord the king his heirs or assigns by I!:
ministers to distrain the aforesaid Thomas by his g°°-
and chattels wheresoever they'shall be found wittily the
county aforesaid and the. distraints so taken to dri/e-
-away and retain in their keeping until of the rent afore',said and the arrearagetf of the same the before named to
the king his -heirs or assigns shall be-fully satisfied.
if it should happen that the same yearly rent to be beh
in part or In the whole for a quarter of a year after 1%1;
of the terms aforesaid unpaid that then it shall be 1-1-.r.'09)
for the before named lord the king- his heirs or assign
into the fee farm of his town aforesaid with all malln'iver
of appurtenances profits and commodities to the sabisg
be
longing to re enter and take again, and retain as in
former estate the present demise-in any wise "t"he. tl
standing. And for the fulfilment of all and singular
covenants aforesaid by the same Thomas as before son3s
the sameiThomas binds himself his. heirs and, exeralt:er%
to the before named_lord the king in forty otaends stet °, be paid to the same lord the king Isisu or clec5'
tors as often and when 'the same Thomas or his assri,ttri3r
shall make default in any covenant of tf --nants

a. -.le core.
said In witness whereiif &e Dated &c at Westal'-'d,
the fifteenth day of February in the year &c the 4.":
By the council of the duchy aforesa!il.'-
And the counsel for the said mayor bailiffs and, hurli co
produced from the same same office and gave en,;;ng
on the trial of the said issue a certain Leaie frosi°, Edward the Fourthin the eleventh year of his re"'oric" part as folloWs "The king with the adv'Ace and eetised.ar
his council of his. duchy of Lancaster has gravte.toll! livered and to farm let to Edmund Crosse a certain oi
called Litherpull in the county a Lancaster Paiie:ad
his duchy of Lancaster togethea with two corn mills
all franchiSes customs and liberties whatsoever a" (10
all other appurtenances to the'same town anciena also
or belonging to have and, to hold the said town an ben--
, the two coin milli with all franchises customs arid tosvo
ties and with all other appurtenances to. the same
anciently:due or belonging to the aforesaid Ediou''
his assigns from the feast of Saint Michael the Are"h ad
of
fast past before the date of these presents to the °milli
the term of twelve years then. next following and
(To 4e covtinued.)

STUIVING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL. IARCH 19

HIGH WATE R—Morn., 10 36--Eveg. JO .52,--Ireight, 4

OFF THE PORT-AND INWARDIEPUND
J. C. Boynton, New Orleans._

AR,RVED.

IWd
March 17.—Acnes, Porto Itleo—John Clements; 3t. Illy 1:5,)r
i.O-'
City of Baltimore (r.s.), Marseilles. Mareit
New York—Alps (s.s.), Portsmouth—Pam F;ash, Ayala"' (4.

SAILED,

~,,y,et
A__Al fra•P„,o
March 18.—Crescent, and Irermoino., Nellrundlan., . ' ci'' •-•
Saukville—Aden, Hong liong,--.C.arWino "Brawn, sao, r'ra rdslo..
,„,,te ,
Emma Lincoln, Ragnsa—lnca b. Brown,
' I'"-001s5
Luna, L'Orient—Cassiteridea, Ark, •
glizabeth,, C..3t. Th, .
trinsic, Charleston-1%044M8. ' .aTraj, N.S
. rs I

.JUTPORTS. ' ta• lea'
Greenock. march .lA:rrtAved—Pelicala (cs ~ _
_hea. opor•ro,
Milkrtl, March IR —' . • ,to Rotterd6 Sto.
, „„, , .7
.....,, 7 ••-•• nived—M albourne. Slt n 8
a ole°ll'....AC°
11iie;40.1r zrs, Buenos Ayres. D Larch 18.- _Nap
_,,„y . arch 18.—Arrived—E ilen York°Aiwa
and Willi
Rodger, Lanelly—Erron
.ga, Alexa ,dria. ,
MARITIME EX TRACTS.. tIO
f,
14: W hoe'
, ~,141',.erpool, lifarch 18.—The Asia ( R M.S.), Lott, frelta-ge..o9lbici'
ie,",; on March 5. The Canadian (s. e.) was to 83'1 "lie-, of "
after her for Liverpool. Has 559 1,747 droll. in ppec ore:
200.000 dols. are for Havre. No ac count of the Pac.6'l_...• the S:bore,'
Seamans, March I 6 heavy gale commenced froTh on thoth.
and the Sparking, Hughes, of Liv. :moot, has been driveot am • ,
to
March 1. —The Edward (report zd,.. yesterday) floated 1
damage.
_ ivarptay.e
New York, March s.—The La minis, Adams, frorn2ol'. „Ass; 01 New Orleans, which ran ashore c ,12 'Love Key. 'Nov* lif, leottof
into Key West, and sailed th,r
,ce' for New Orlear'sfo bales Pi
sank when a few days out. C zew saved.—About 10y n ist, Feb
too,_ hart been taken to New Orlean pi from the R. L. Glicujd be r Nov .
The ship was still on the bar 1
back ta the city In a few day! m.—A severe tornada pas!. saveL! I{ey, '
York yesterd..y.—The damai
;ed :cotton, about 180 Wl' Li., Saito tg
mit' full of water, but w° ed ore, frool '
the Mary Hale, from New Orleans to 'file ate, ashore phiPP,
wNrwayolodrka, Key West, Feb . 15. The'dry cotton is be, n 7

A Barque, No. 843, 3re
in lat. 4 N., lon. 21 to 'icucill7
tl.e Adventure, Crisph
W.,
1 distinguishing pendant, hence
parch 1, by the wan-head, a"ivgarch "
UY
—Bon Accord, of Liver d S,
pool, front the Bristol Channel,
I, arrived at Dartmouth.

SPOKEN.

FOREIGN PORTS

Milan sailed from fo.S
A nalbeck ''
Mclita (s.s.), Bro , ' le • and ...
wails's, from Lonstantinop ,
Hockley, from Bat tklava— both at Malta.
Ge.i-loa los Leghorn, March 10.
Anne Walker, aaeid ; and Record, both heace ;
(s.s.), from Br fV- e-all at Constantinople.
Egretea, hence A at syra.
America (R. 51
_S.), Wickman, hence at Boston. bile'
Baltic (U.S.P 1.5.), Comstock, hence at New York. .at go _ore,
Protress, CI Ag se; and Eugenie, Morrisoa—both hen wilt!.
Frank Pier' ae, Leach ; Arthur, Hutment; and 1""
Whitmore—a .11 helixes at New Orleans. ad-
El za Pirri e„ Evans, hence at Apalachicola.
"Of
llumhart, aat BMY
rrshire Youth (s.s.), from ConstantinePle idel sailed for T arsus, March 8. d Adel'' • Mary SP mat, Lavinia, Mariner, Sultan, Renocauo, an
—all henc -a at Gibraltar.
Reins, hence at St. Michaels.
Arne? g
. Chasse. hence at Santander. 0
l'arz *laded from Bordeaux for Liverpool, Marc c
_hoth 17. b fr°
Ame' Je, Constiley, , and Zelie et Leontina, Le Alerl "
Santa atter at Camaril for Livei pacl.
Arr Jty, hence at,St, Nazaire.4 ;e.
n a tis-----"-'' - - a
Cl' mtor (~ and Lebanon'ks..)—both hence at Co,11!1:. 4- _ _ ~,,,

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'youth Ahn-st set, Liverpool.
WRDNODAY, MARCH 19, 11356.,