broughton against langley ld raym Yorkshire to wit be it remember that  heretofore to wit in the term of easter last pass before the lord the king at  Westminster come Humphrey Broughton by William Midgley his attorney and bring  here into the court of the say lord the king then there his certain bill  against Abraham Langley gentle in custody of the marshal c of a plea of  trespass and ejectment and there be pledge of prosecute Lord Raymond to wit  John do and Richard roe which say bill follow in these word to wit Yorkshire  to wit Humphrey Broughton complain of Abraham Langley in custody of the  marshal of the Marshalsea of the lord the king be before the king himself for  that to wit that whereas one John Ramsden the young on the first day of April  in the that year of the reign of our Lord William the three now king of  England c at Hipperholme with Brigghouse within the parish of hallifax in the  county aforesaid have demise grant and to farm let to the say Humphrey three  message twenty acre of land twenty acre of meadow and twenty acre of pasture  with the appurtenance situate lie and be at Hipperholme with Brigghouse  aforesaid within the parish of hallifax aforesaid to have and to hold the  tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance to the say Humphrey and his assign  from the first day of march last pass until the full end and term of five year  from thence next ensue and full to be complete and end by virtue of which say  demise the say Humphrey enter into the tenement aforesaid with the  appurtenance and be possess thereof until the say Abraham afterward to wit on  the same first day of April in the year abovesaid at Hipperholme with  Brigghouse aforesaid within the parish of hallifax aforesaid in the county  aforesaid with force and arm into the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance  in and upon the possession of he the say Humphrey thereupon enter and he the  say Humphrey from his farm aforesaid his term thereof not be end eject and  remove and he the say Humphrey from his possession aforesaid so eject and  remove keep out and yet keep out thereof and other wrong then and there to he  do against the peace of the say lord the now king to the damage of he the say  Humphrey of and thereupon he bring suit c and now here at this day to wit  Wednesday next after the morrow of the holy Trinity in this same term until  which day the say Abraham bad leave to imparl to the say bill and then to  answer c before the lord the king at Westminster come as well the say Humphrey  by his attorney aforesaid as the say Abraham by Joseph bank his attorney and  the say Abraham defend the force and injury when c and say that he be not  thereof guilty and of this be put himself upon the country and the aforesaid  Humphrey likewise c therefore let a jury thereupon come before the lord the  king at Westminster on Wednesday next after three week of the holy Trinity and  who neither c to recognize c because as well c the same day be give to the  party aforesaid there c afterward the process be thereupon continue between  the party aforesaid of the Lord Raymond plea aforesaid by the jury Lord  Raymond er p be thereupon respite between they before the lord the king at  Westminster until Wednesday next after three week of saint Michael unless the  justice of the lord the king assign to take the assize in the county aforesaid  shall first come on Saturday the twenty day of July at the castle of York in  the county aforesaid by form of the statute c for want of juror at which day  before the lord the king at Westminster come the say Humphrey by his attorney  aforesaid and the say justice of the lord the king before who at the assize c  have send here their record before they bad in these word to wit afterward on  the day and at the place within contain before John Turton Knt one of the  justice of the lord the king assign to hold plead before the king himself and  John blencowe Knt one of the justice of the say lord the king of the bench  justice of the say lord the king assign to bold plead before the king himself  come as well the within name Humphrey as the within write Abraham by their  atorneys within contain and the juror of the jury whereof mention be within  make be call certain of they to wit Henry Woodhouse Robert Gill Stephen day  John wright Anthony Worrell George Helliwell Nathaniel dyson and Richard  Smeaton come and be swear upon that jury and because the rest of the juror of  the say jury do not appear therefore other of the bystander by the sheriff of  the county aforesaid to this be choose at the request of the say Humphrey and  by the command of the justice aforesaid be new appoint who name be affiled in  the pannel within write accord to the form of the statute in such case late  make and provide and the juror so new appoint to wit Christopher raper William  Eyre William Cockshott and John brown be call likewise come who be choose try  and swear to speak the truth concern the matter within contain together with  the other juror aforesaid before impanel and swear say upon their oath that  before the say time of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid above suppose to  be do one Robert Ramsden the grandfather of the say John Ramsden the young the  lessor of the plaintiff in his lifetime be seize of and in the tenement in the  declaration aforesaid mention with the appurtenance in his demesne as of fee  and be so seize thereof on the six day of April in the year of our Lord one  thousand six hundred and eighty nine make his last will and testament in write  and by the same give and devise the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance  in these English word follow to wit I do hereby give devise and bequeathe unto  John Stancliffe of Lord Raymond BaileyHall in Southowrome and to Robert  Ramsden my second son and their heir and assign all those my message or  tenement with the appurtenance at NorwoodGreen and all the house building land  close and ground to the same belong now in the tenor or occupation of Jeremiah  Robinson and Robert Wilson or their assign and I do hereby express publish and  declare that the say John Stancliffe and Robert Ramsden my son and their heir  and the survivor of they and his heir shall by force and virtue of this my  last will stand and be seize of the say message or tenement to all the use  behoofs intent and purpose herein aftermentioned that be to say first of  intent and purpose that they shall permit and suffer the say George Ramsden my  son to have receive and take the rend issue and profit of the say message and  tenement for and during the term of his natural life and after the decease of  the say George my son shall stand seize thereof to the use and behoof of the  heir of the body of the say George my son lawful beget and to be beget and for  default of such issue to the use and behoof of the say John Ramsden and Robert  Ramsden my son and of their heir and assign for ever equal to be divide among  they provide always and upon condition that if it shall fortune the say George  my son to marry and to take to wife any woman during his life that shall have  good fide one or more hundred pound that then the say John Stancliffe and  Robert Ramsden my son and the say George shall have power by virtue of this my  will to make a jointure to and for such wife of ten pound a year of the same  land for every sum of one hundred pound such woman or wife shall good fide  have of her own portion and right for and during the term of the natural life  of such wife and after to the heir of the body of the say George upon such  wife any thing herein to the contrary notwithstanding and among other thing  the say Robert Ramsden the grandfather by his same last will further give and  Lord Raymond er p devise other tenement with the appurtenance in these English  word followings to wit I do hereby devise and bequeathe unto Robert Ramsden my  second son and to his heir and assign for ever all those my message land  tenement and hereditament with all their appurtenance lie and be at  NorwoodGreen in Hipperholme in the say county of York now in the tenure or  occupation of Richard Riddelsden or his assign upon condition nevertheless and  to the intent and purpose that he the say Ramsden my son his heir and assign  shall permit and suffer George Ramsden my young son his heir and assign  peaceable and quiet at all time hereafter for Lord Raymond ever to occupy  possess and enjoy one close of land call paradise in Hipperholme aforesaid now  or common occupy with a message near thereunto call lane end and to take the  rend issue and profit of the same close to his the say George and his heir own  use and use for ever or in default thereof my will and mind be that the say  George my son and his heir shall from and after any disturbance or molestation  to he or they make or give by the say Robert Ramsden my son his heir or assign  in the peaceable enjoyment of the say close call paradise enter into one  message tenement or farm part of the say message land and tenement last above  mention and now or late in the tenure or occupation of one Henry Waddington or  his assign and to take the rend issue and profit thereof until such time as  the say Robert Ramsden my son and his heir shall forbear and give over such  molestation or disturbance and give he the say George my son and his heir  security that he the say Robert my son or his heir nor any of they shall at  any time thereafter disturb or molest the say George my son or his heir in the  peaceable enjoyment of the say close call paradise as by the last will and  testament aforesaid to the juror aforesaid in evidence show among other thing  be more full manifest and appear and the juror of the say jury upon their say  oath further say that the say Robert Ramsden have issue of his body lawful  beget his three son to wit John Robert and George Ramsden and that the say  George after the death of the say Robert Ramsden his father which happen in  the year of our Lord enter into the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance  and hold and enjoy the same and take and receive the rend and profit thereof  and convert the same to his own use during his life accord to the intention of  the last will aforesaid and in his lifetime to wit on the first day of April  in the year of our Lord at Hipperholme with Brigghouse aforesaid by a certain  indenture then and there make between the say George Ramsden by the name of  George Ramsden of heath in Skircoate within the parish of hallifax in the  county of York yeoman of the one part and one Roger reeve by the name of Roger  reeve of BarnardsInn London gentle of the other part and to the say juror in  evidence show for and in consideration of five shilling of lawful money of  England by the say Roger reeve in hand pay to the say George Ramsden before  the seal and delivery of the same indenture and for diverse other good cause  and consideration he thereunto move the say George Ramsden bargain and sell  the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance among other thing to the say  Roger reeve Lord Raymond to have and to hold the tenement aforesaid with the  appurtenance to he from the day next before the day of the date of the same  indenture for and during the term of one whole year from thence next follow  full to be complete and end by virtue of which say bargain and sale and also  by force of the statute for transfer of use into possession the say Roger  reeve be possess of the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance as the law  require and be so possess thereof afterward to wit on the second day of April  in the year of our Lord abovesaid at Hipperholme with Brigghouse aforesaid by  a certain other indenture then and there make between the say George Ramsden  by the name of George Ramsden of heath in Skircoate within the parish of  hallifax in the county of York yeoman of the first part and the say Roger  reeve by the name of Roger reeve of BarnardsInn London gentle of the second  part and one William will on by the name of William Wilton of BleadSyke in  Hipperholme with Brigghouse in the say county yeoman of the three part and to  the say juror in evidence show the say George Ramsden to the intent and  purpose to dock and cut off all intails and estatestail then before create  limit or make of or upon the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance and all  and every remainder and remainder reversion and rever Lord Raymond er p zions  and other limitation whatsoever thereupon limit be or depend and for settle  and establish the same to the use in and by the same indenture express mention  I limit and declare and for other good cause and consideration he thereunto  move he the say George Ramsden release and confirm and by the say indenture do  release and confirm to the say Roger reeve the tenement aforesaid with the  appurtenance to have and to hold those tenement with the appurtenance to the  say Roger reeve and his heir until a common recovery may he have and perfect  thereof and then to all such use intent limitation and purpose as be afterward  in the same indenture mention limit and declare and to no other use intent or  purpose whatsoever and by the same indenture it be covenant grant conclude and  full agree by and between all the say party to the same indenture and the say  George Ramsden and Roger reeve do covenant promise and grant to and with the  say William Wilton that they the say George Ramsden and Roger reeve before the  end of the term of the holy Trinity next follow the date of the same indenture  at the proper cost and charge in the law of the say George Ramsden or his  assign will suffer or cause to be suffer one or more perfect recovery or  recovery of all and singular the tenement Lord Raymond aforesaid with the  appurtenance by such name number of acre and quantity of thing as by fit  council shall be advice wherein the say William Wilton shall be demandant  against the say Roger reeve and that the say Roger shall appear gratis and  vouch to warranty he the say George Ramsden who likewise shall appear and  vouch to warranty the common vouchee who also shall appear and after have bad  leave to imparl shall make default and depart in contempt of the court by  which one or more recovery or recovery as have be use and accustom in such  case shall be bad and suffer and that the say recovery or recovery so as  abovesaid to be bad and suffer by and between the say party or any of they  shall be and enure and by that indenture it be declare to be and enure to the  use and behoof of the say George Ramsden his heir and assign for ever and to  no other use or use intent or purpose whatsoever as by the same indenture to  the say juror in evidence show be more full manifest and appear and that by  reason of the premise the say Roger reeve be seize of the tenement aforesaid  with the appurtenance as the law require and be so seize thereof the say  William Wilton afterward to wit on the day of in the second year of the reign  of the say lord the now king and the lady mary late queen of England sue forth  out of their court of chancery at Westminster in the county of Middlesex a  certain wit of they the say lord the king and lady the queen of entry sur  seize in Le post against the say Roger reeve of the tenement aforesaid with  the appurtenance among other thing direct to the then sheriff of York  aforesaid by the name of seven message ten garden fifty acre of land twenty  acre of meadow fifty acre of pasture sixty and six shilling rend common of  pasture for all cattle and common of turbary with the appurtenance in  Skircoate Hipperholme with Brigghouse and Southowrome in the parish of  hallifax as his right and inheritance by which say writ it be command to the  say sheriff that he shall command the say Roger that just and without delay he  shall render to the say William Wilton the tenement rend and commons aforesaid  with the appurtenance which he then claim to be his right and inheritance and  into which the say Roger have then not have entry but after the seize which  Hugh hunt thereof unjust and without judgement make to the say William within  thirty year then last pass as he then say and whereupon be then complain that  the say Roger reeve then unjust deforce he thereof and unless he shall do it  and the say William Wilton shall then Lord Raymond make he the sheriff secure  concern the prosecute of his claim then he shall summon by good summoner the  say Roger reeve that he shall be before the justice of the say then king and  queen at Westminster aforesaid then next follow to show wherefore he have not  do it and that he shall then have there the summoner and that writ at which  day before Henry pollexfen Knt and his companion then justice of the then king  and queen of the bench at Westminster aforesaid come as well the say William  Wilton as the say Roger reeve in their proper person and the sheriff to wit  return the writ aforesaid execute in the form follow that be to say that the  say William Wilton have find to the Lord Raymond er p same sheriff pledge of  prosecute his say writ to wit John do and Richard roe and that the say Roger  be summon by John den and Richard fen and upon this the say William Wilton by  declare against the say Roger upon the writ aforesaid then demand against he  the tenement rend and commons aforesaid with the appurtenance as his right and  inheritance and into which the say Robert have not entry but after the seize  which Hugh hunt thereof unjust and without judgement make to the say William  within thirty year c and whereupon he then say that be himself be seize of the  tenement rend and commons aforesaid with the appurtenance in his demesne as of  fee and right in the time of peace in the time of the say kin g and queen by  take the profit thereof to the value c and into which c and thereupon he then  bring suit c and the aforesaid Roger in his proper person then defend his  right when c and vouch thereof to warranty the aforesaid George Ramsden summon  in the county aforesaid so that the then sheriff shall have he here on the  morrow of the ascension of our Lord then next follow by the aid of the court c  the same day be give to the party aforesaid there c and thereupon the say  Roger put in his stead John Empson and Joseph butler his atorneys joint and  several against the aforesaid William to gain or lose of the plea aforesaid c  at which day here come as well the aforesaid William Wilton in his proper  person as the aforesaid Roger by the say John Empson his attorney and the  aforesaid George be summon c by Thomas Gill his attorney likewise come and  free warrant to he the tenement rend and commons aforesaid with the  appurtenance c and thereupon the aforesaid William demand against he the say  George tenant by his warranty the tenement rend and commons aforesaid with the  appurtenance aforesaid in form aforesaid c and whereupon he then say that be  himself be seize of the tenement Lord Raymond rend and commons aforesaid with  the appurtenance in his demesne as of fee and of right in time of peace in the  time of the say king and queen by take the profit thereof to the value c and  into which c and thereupon he then bring suit c and the aforesaid George  tenant by his warranty then defend his right when c and further vouch thereof  to warranty John Wheeler who be then likewise present in court here in his  proper person and free warrant to he the tenement rend and commons aforesaid  with the appurtenance c and upon this the aforesaid William demand against he  the aforesaid John tenant by his warranty the tenement rend and commons  aforesaid with the appurtenance in form aforesaid c and whereupon the say  William then say that he himself be seize of the tenement rend and commons  aforesaid with the appurtenance in his demesne as of fee and right in time of  peace in the time of the say king and queen by take the profit thereof to the  value c and into which c and thereupon be then bring suit c and the aforesaid  John Wheeler tenant by his warranty defend his right when c and then say that  the aforesaid Hugh do not seize the say William of the tenement rend and  commons aforesaid with the appurtenance as the say William by his writ and  declaration aforesaid above suppose and of this he then put himself upon the  country and the aforesaid William then pray leave thereof to imparl and he  have it c and afterward the say William come again in the same court in that  same term in his proper person and the aforesaid John although solemnly call  come not again but depart in contempt of the court and man e default therefore  it be consider that the aforesaid William shall recover his seize against the  say Roger of the tenement with the rend and commons aforesaid with the  appurtenance and that the say Roger shall have of the land of the say George  to the value c and that the say George shall further have of the land of the  say John to the value c and the say John Wheeler shall be in mercy c and  thereupon the say William pray the writ of the say king and queen to be direct  to the sheriff of the county of York aforesaid to cause full seize to be  deliver to he of the tenement rend and commons aforesaid with the appurtenance  and it be grant to he returnable in the same court here in eight day of the  holy Trinity then next follow at which day come in the same court here the  aforesaid William in his proper person and the sheriff to wit Christopher  Wandeford Bart then return that he by virtue of the writ aforesaid Lord  Raymond on the nine day of June then last pass have cause to be deliver to the  say William full seize of the tenement rend and Lord Raymond er p commons  aforesaid with the appurtenance as by that writ he be command as by the  exemplification of that record to the say juror in evidence show more full  appear and by reason of the premise he the say George Ramsden be seize of the  tenement within specify with the appurtenance as the law require and be so  seize thereof the aforesaid Abraham Langley lend and pay to the aforesaid  George Ramsden the sum of specify in the indenture of release afterward  mention and thereupon afterward to wit on the first day of November in the  nine year of the reign of the lord the now king by a certain indenture then  make between he the say George Ramsden by the name of George Ramsden of heath  in Skircoate in the county of York yeoman of the one part and the within name  Abraham Langley by the name of Abraham Langley of Preistley in Hipperholme in  the county aforesaid gentle of the other part to the say juror also in  evidence show for and in consideration of five shilling to the say George  Ramsden by the say Abraham in hand pay the say George Ramsden bargain and sell  the tenement within write with the appurtenance to the say Abraham to have and  to hold from the day next before the day of the date of the same indenture for  and during and unto the full end and term of one whole year from thence next  follow and full to be complete and end by virtue of which say bargain and sale  and also by force of the statute aforesaid the say Abraham be possess of the  tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance as the law require and be thereof so  possess and the aforesaid George be seize of the reversion thereof as the law  require afterward to wit on the second day of November in the nine year  abovesaid by a certain other indenture then make between he the say George  Ramsden of heath in Skircoate in the county of York yeoman of the one Ifart  and the say Abraham by the name of Abraham Langley of Preistley in Hipperholme  in the county aforesaid gentle of the other part to the say juror in evidence  show the say George Ramsden for and in consideration of the sum of of lawful  money of England to the say George Ramsden by the say Abraham before the seal  and delivery of the same indenture well and true in band pay the say George  grant and release to the say Abraham the tenement within write with the  appurtenance to the say Abraham Langley to have and to hold those tenement  with the appurtenance to the say Abraham Langley his heir and Lord Raymond  assign to the only use and behoof of the say Abraham Langley his heir and  assign for ever and by reason of the premise the say Abraham enter into those  tenement with the appurtenance and be seize thereof as the law require and be  so seize thereof the say George afterward to wit the first day of December in  the year of our Lord die and the say juror further say upon their oath that  the within name John Ramsden the young afterward to wit on the within write  first day of April in the twelve year of the reign of the lord the now king  demise grant and to farm let to the say Humphrey the say tenement with the  appurtenance to have and to hold those tenement with the appurtenance to the  say Humphrey and his assign from the first day of march then last pass until  the full end and term of five year from thence next follow full to be complete  and end as within be suppose by virtue of which say demise be the say Humphrey  enter into the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance and be possess thereof  until the aforesaid Abraham afterward to wit the same first day of April in  the twelve year abovesaid into the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance in  and upon the possession of he the say Humphrey thereupon enter and he the say  Humphrey from his farm aforesaid eject expel and remove as within be allege  but whether upon the whole matter aforesaid in form aforesaid find the say  Abraham be guilty of the trespass and ejectment within write or not the juror  be whole ignorant and thereupon pray the advice of the court here in the  premise and if upon the whole matter aforesaid in form aforesaid find it shall  seem to the justice here that the say Abraham be guilty of the trespass and  ejectment aforesaid then they the say juror say upon their oath that the say  Abraham be guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid as the say Humphrey  within complain against he and then they assess the damage of he the say  Humphrey by occasion of that trespass and ejectment beside his cost and charge  by he about his suit in this behalf lie out to two penny and for those cost  and charge to forty shilling and if upon the whole matter aforesaid in form  aforesaid find t shall seem Lord Raymond er p to the justice here that the say  Abraham be not guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid then they the  say juror say upon theiroath that the aforesaid Abraham be not guilty of the  trespass and ejectment aforesaid as the say Abraham within in plead have  allege c Lord Raymond plead before the lady the queen at westminster OF the  term OF saint hilary in the first year OF the reign OF and now queen OF  England c roll