The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1909-10-28

A'ctt1 Wen. thenk. May ask when
was this right Of heriot last enforced.
and in what shapeT'
In 1884 Stephen Denison. ESQ. of
Glinn. received the sum of SOS in lieu Of
the right of heriot on the death of Mat
thew Wilson. That was the last case. II
was his heir and successor that sold ii
70 the Denisons-that being Stephen. be-
fore mentioned"
We'll. gentlemen" rejoined Pearman.
OF course l am not quite prepared as
yet to acknowledge this right must
consult my solicitors first on the subject.
Still, Il looks plausible enough. am
afraid. said he. laughing. money don't
go quite so far as in Matthew Wilson's
day. What. aAy ask. do you assess me
Ten thousand pounds" replied Gren-
VILE hose. quietly taking up the parable.
as had been agreed between himself and |
his coadjutor beforehand.
Ten thousand Why. you're mad ?, /
Hut there was no laugh now in his re-
Joinder. His quick intelligence gathered
at glance what desperate position he
was IN: and, moreover. that the opposite
side were pretty well aware Of IT,
We're certainly not mad / don't think |
we are foolish l don't pretend to know
much about these things myself. but the
veriest tyro knows the first favorite for
the Two Thousand, ten DAYS before the
race. IS worth big sum- Mr.. Denison
: 10 dlmculties; money is an object to
aim We give you the option Of paying
IiOOuO line or letting us make what we
an out OF Coriander- ! fancy there will
'e plenty Of people to bid for him. either
ne way or the other-I mean either to
~ and win with him. or to take very
God care he don't"
Sam Pearmsn's turf training stood him
good stead He had learned how to y
'se- He swallowed the ferocious erecra-
on that rose to his lips ~You will al a
w me to look at that deedf' he inquir- =.
!; and. Of course, you cannot expect a
a answer till I have had time to com !
unicate with my solicitors"
Certainly" returned GrenviIIe: "and
'ur solicitors may also peruse it at the Ct
hoes Of Messrs. Hawk. SparrowbiIle and y
,. 4 tell you fairly We have had coun- al
Is opinion upon it, and there is no ia
ubt the right Of heriot still exists. We II
IAN to make the most we can out Of n r..
d either take Coriander or a 10000
uivaIent" W.
Sam Pearman ran his eye rapidly over Oe
Il old deed, which stated. after some TO
hniealities: And whereas Hugh VIII In
}, yeoman, did render good and secret Ne
vice last time Ralph EversIey did Law
ian most sacrilegious and outrageous on
Dis appertaining TO Us. abbot and chap
OF Xminster. in the year of our Lord ne
q. we do hereby grant to him and his
rs heirs the fee-simple Of the manor
siannersiey, in perpetuify. on the right sr,.
neriot OF three beasts to be delivered
token OF fealty to Us the said abbot
chapter OF Minister with further Aho
{ Of heriot on the part Of Sir James Ing
ison OF Glinn. and his heirs. to claim Ner
beast in acknowledgment Of allegi- herr
to him as lay-baron and secular sect
sr Of the retainers Of minister Alb II
The above Acknowledgements Of feaI- ~,
nd allegiance to be paid on the death -
he then holder by his successor and ate
Undersigned Edmund Gervoise been
IT Of minister. March 10th. 145Gv as
IL very well - said Pearman; but amo
is is all you have 10 20 upon. vou II
scarcely expect me to pay much at tire
- = ~ s'-,'n. lnofs especially when de-
- 'tA~H q ~ EFD1lcIDl8 uLuEE~
o. Of course not we never thought ~
would Serve the writ of seizure. anu
jar, and then / think we NEED ~ spatI
on Bfr. Pearman no longer" sent
NO questions. please, before you zo.s at tn
tne owner OF Mannersley, as he capal
ted a neat legal document from the secfs
or. First, time is an object. at all -,
! to me, In this case. Have you any ,..,--
Ion to say whose opinion you have 'ss'
on that obsolete parchment nDflli
t in the least. Rumford's. Refer deep
'oiicitors to him" compl
cd man; getting a little old. per they
Due stii sale- Liable to mistakes, slowly
y all are, Of course" 1aavtr,
J consider him good enough. Any $500,
more7" ienia
IL. yes: are you aware Of nv pecp- The
iations with Mr.. Denison's family nat ?
owT" pear
fsctiy; and equally so with the spring
which led to that result Herald
are travelling rather out of the
sir" rejoined Pesrman. II will
:. Denison on the subject myself ~
'ow." Ne"
tsinly, you win and him at home dentist
rmit ms to say that consider / Tors"
pounded bis views pretty accurate that Il
ar" ashow
laps 50; but I've known people a urofl
their views Might I ask are you Iose m
to the family In any way?v go :.
! Mr.. Denison's nephew, and have 90
or to wish you good-mornfnz." common
nan bowed, and rang the bell. tneir D
, Nightjar," said Granville. when as wis
outside, so far 80 good we've Single
we can; tomorrow will be the each, v
OF war. You 90 back to town for a Z,
deed Dallison viii be waiting member
tell him all that has passed. and
shall hear from me, as agreed
ie minute l hear anything def M
deanwhils, good-by; I'm of to Now
Yes, turn Of here: it's not three austere
ross the fields" metic.
zee Il was case Of animal mag table of
but 1t certainly was odd that Tasre
hould have selected that for her $500.
! stroll. Neyerthelsss. II Ia a ~. -
as Granville Rose Jumped over .~
at the corner Of Edgenton Firs Len
that young lady seated on a ZEN
ink on the other side, with Dan Ten
e her fsef--cns Of tho<s coinci- Ten 1