chancery report BIDLAKE con dom arundel car f payment of purchasemoney presume  that Matthew Arundel seize of the rectory of Lowdiswel Elizabeth demise the  same to Philip stir grandfather of the plaintiff and Richard stir the  plaintiff father for their life remainder to grace stir afterward wife to  William Newton for her life at the rend of pound per annum and Elizabeth for  pound the say Arundel absolute sell all the say premise to the say Richard  stir and his heir with a warranty against he and his heir and Jan Elizabeth  the say Arundel enter into a recognizance of pound for quiet enjoyment and  afterward Richard stir receive the rend and be the repute owner thereof and  the inheritance descend to Philip stir his son but the freehold rest in the  say William Newton in right of grace his wife and they enter and pay the rend  for diverse year to the say Philip until he die and after his death the rend  be pay to the plaintiff till the say grace die upon who death the defendant  the Lord Arundel enter into the premise on the pretence of a entail on sir  Matthew Arundel and his heir male by the gift of queen mary the chancery  report reversion remain in the crown and thereby will avoid the say convey a  forfeit the say rend of pound Matthew Arundel have sell the say recognizance  become the payment of pound and sir to the say recognizance make lease in  trust to secure against the say recognizance and yet notwithstanding the say  entail the defendant offer to pay what money she can prove due to her or can  make appear be duly pay by the say Richard stir to the defendant father as  that be court shall adjudge without insist upon whether asset descend to he  from his father or no but to confirm the plaintiff estate in the premise the  defendant refuse have make a lease of the premise for three life and so it be  not in his power this court declare the say pound be pay above forty year  since and the same be express in the indenture and after so long time it be  not to be expect that precise proof shall be make of the payment thereof but  it be to be presume it be a good payment this court far declare that as this  case now stand this court can order the say premise to be settle with the  plaintiff nor the value thereof neither can the court go chancery report  beyond the penalty of the say recognizance but this court take time to  consider far on the case and now again declare the case to be very hard on the  plaintiff part yet beyond the penalty of the recognizance this court can not  go but wish the plaintiff to take a competent sum which the plaintiff consent  to his lordship decree for a final end if this Cause be that the defendant  shall pay the plaintiff pound in full discharge of the recognizance and of the  plaintiff claim to the premise