Cylchgronau Cymru

MANOR OF KILVEY. 365 TO THE SEAVENTEENTH ARTICLE, the said Jurors doe say and prsent—That a Court Baron belongs unto the said Mannor, wch ought to be kept every three Weekes on Munday either at the Townhall of Swanzey, or in any convenient place within the said Mannor, and that every Freehoulder ought to appeare and doe his Suit and service at every Court Baron every three weekes as aforesaid, and for every default the usual amercement is threepence. TO THE EIGHTEENTH ARTICLE, the said Jurors doe say and prsent—That noe relieffe is due to the Lord of the said Mannor on the death of any Freehoulder to the knowledge of the said Jurors. But they prsent the sume of five shillings in lieu of an Herryott to be due unto the Lord on the death of every Freehoulder, and five shillings on Alienacon of his Estate, and Twenty pounds as Mizes or Recognition money unto the new Lord on his first entry on the said Mannor after the death of the late Lord, wch ought to be rated and leaveyed on the Tenants and occupyers of Lands within the said Man¬ nor, pursuant to a Decree in Chancery made in that behaulfe. And as for the Duty of Keelage, Anchorage and Coal-money, the said Jurors referre themselves to the Answear by them already made to the fifeteenth article. And the said Jurors doe further prsent one halfe peny to be due by way of Toll to the Lord of the said Mannor for every horse load or horse packe carryed through the Burrough of Bettus, and fourpence for every score of Hoggs driven through the said Burrough. And as for packes carryed by people on foot, and as for Toll for Rother Beasts passeing that way, what the same is the said Jurors are uncertaine. TO THE NINETEENTH ARTICLE, the said Jurors doe say and p'sent—That all Wasts and Oares (for Manureing of Lands) from full Sea to low Water marke, in all Wast places of this Mannor, doe belong unto the Lord of the Man¬ nor, and likewise all lnclosures, Lime Kilnes, and Coal places on all Wast places of the said Mannor, wherein noe Free¬ houlder hath any interest, doe wholly belong unto the Lord of the said Mannor. TO THE TWENTYETH ARTICLE, the said Jurors doe