barker against winch Berkshire to wit Simon winch late of bray in the county  aforesaid gentle be attach to answer Thomas Barker gentleman of a plea  wherefore with force and arm he enter into six message six cottage sixty acre  of land sixty acre of meadow three hundred acre of pasture and forty acre of  wood with the appurtenance in the parish of bray which William Yieldall and  Rebecca his wife demise to thesaid Thomas for a term which be not yet pass and  into other six message six other cottage sixty other acre of land sixty other  acre of meadow three hundred other acre of pasture and forty other acre of  wood with the appurtenance in the parish of bray aforesaid which John Lidgold  the young also demise to the say Thomas Barker for a term which be not yet  pass and he from his farm aforesaid eject and other enormity to he do to the  great damage of the say Thomas and against the peace of our lord the king and  our lady the queen now c and whereupon the same Thomas Barker by William  turbill his attorney complain that whereas the say William Yieldall and  Rebecca his wife on the first day of April in the three year of the reign of  our lord and lady now king and queen of England c at the parish of bray demise  to the same Thomas the aforesaid six message six cottage sixty acre of land  sixty acre of meadow three hundred acre of pasture and forty acre of wood with  the appurtenance to have and to occupy the same tenement with the appurtenance  to the same Thomas Barker and his assign from the twentyfifth day of march  then last pass to the fall end and term of five year from thence next follow  full to be complete and end by virtue of which say demise the same Thomas  Barker enter into the say tenement with the appurtenance last abovesaid and be  possess thereof and also that whereas the say John Lidgold on the same first  day of April in the three year abovesaid at the parish of bray aforesaid  demise to the same Thomas Barker the aforesaid six other Salkeld er p message  six other cottage sixty other acre of land sixty other acre of Salkeld meadow  three hundred other acre of pasture and forty other acre of wood with the  appurtenance to have and to occupy the same tenement with the appurtenance to  the say Thomas and his assign from the aforesaid twentyfifth day of march then  last pass unto the full end and term of five year from thence next follow and  full to be complete and end by virtue of which demise the say Thomas enter  into the say tenement with the appurtenance last above mention and be possess  thereof and be so possess thereof and be also possess of the say several  tenement with the appurtenance as aforesaid the say Simon winch afterward to  wit on the say first day of April in the three year abovesaid with force and  arm c enter into the aforesaid tenement with the appurtenance which the say  William and Rebecca his wife have demise to the say Thomas Barker in form  aforesaid for the say term first above specify which be not yet pass and into  the aforesaid tenement with the appurtenance which the say John Lidgold have  demise to the same Thomas Barker in form aforesaid for the say term last above  specify which be not yet pass and he the say Thomas Barker from his farm  aforesaid eject and other enormity c to the great damage c and against the  peace c wherefore he say that he be injure and have damage to the value of one  hundred pound and thereupon he bring suit c and the aforesaid Simon winch by  John Sandwell his attorney come and say that the tenement in the declaration  aforesaid above specify be and from the time of which the memory of man be not  to the contrary be parcel of the manor of bray in the county aforesaid of  which say manor our lord the king and our lady the queen be seize in right of  their crown and that the manor aforesaid be of the ancient demesne of the  crown of our lord the king and our lady the queen and that the aforesaid  tenement be pleadable and have be plead in the court of the manor aforesaid by  writ of right close of our lord the king and our lady the queen from the time  of which the memory of man be not to the contrary and this he be ready to  verify as the court shall consider c wherefore be pray judgement if the court  of the lord the king and the lady the queen here will take conusance of plea  thereupon c and the aforesaid Thomas Barker say that notwithstanding any  matter by the say Simon winch above in his plea allege the court of our lord  the king and lady the queen here ought not to be preclude from have cognizance  of the plea aforesaid because be say that the plea aforesaid by he the say  Simon in manner and form aforesaid above plead and the matter in the same  contain be not sufficient in the law to preclude the say court of our lord the  king and lady the queen dow here from have cognizance of the plea aforesaid to  which say plea and the matter in the same contain Salkeld the say Thomas  Barker need not neither by the law of the land be he bind in any manner to  answer and this he be ready to verify wherefore for want of a sufficient  answer in this behalf the say Thomas pray judgement and his term aforesaid yet  to come of and in the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance together with  his damage by occasion of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid to be to he  adjudge c and for cause of demurrer in law upon that plea be the say Thomas  accord to the form of the statute in such case thereupon late make and provide  show and demonstrate to the court here these cause follow to wit for that the  say Simon in his say plea have not show to the court here nor have allege that  the tenement aforesaid with the appurtenance in the say declaration mention  nor any parcel thereof be hold of the lord and lady the now king and queen of  their manor of bray aforesaid and because the plea aforesaid be insensible  uncertain and want form and the aforesaid Simon say that the plea aforesaid by  he the say Simon in manner and form aforesaid above plead and the matter in  the same contain be good and sufficient in the law to preclude the say court  of the say lord the king and lady the queen now here from have cognizance of  the plea aforesaid which say plea and the matter in the same contain he the  say Simon be ready to verify and prove as the court c and because the say  Thomas have not answer to that plea nor have hitherto in any manner contradict  it be the say Simon as before pray judgement if the court of the say lord the  king and lady the queen now here will or ought to take cognizance of the plea  aforesaid but because the Salkeld er p court of the say lord the king and lady  the queen now here be not yet advice of give their judgement of and concern  the premise day be thereupon give to the say party before the lord the king  and lady the queen until three week from the day of the holy Trinity  wheresoever c of bear their judgement therein for that the court of our say  lord the king and lady the queen now here thereof be not yet c at which day  before our lord the king and lady the queen at Westminster come the party  aforesaid by their atorneys aforesaid but because the court of our say lord he  king and lady the queen now here be not yet advice of give their judgement of  and upon the premise day be therefore give to the party aforesaid before the  lord the king and lady the queen until on the morrow of soul wheresoever c of  hear their judgement thereupon for that the court of the say lord the king and  lady the queen now here be not yet thereof c at which day before the lord the  king and lady the queen at Westminster come the say party by their say  atorneys whereupon all and singular the premise be see and by the court of the  say lord the king and lady the queen now here more full understand Salkeld and  mature deliberation be thereon have for as much as it appear to the court of  our say lord the king and lady the queen now here that the say plea by the say  Simon in manner and form aforesaid above plead and the matter in the same  contain be not sufficient in law to preclude the say court of our say lord the  king and lady the queen now here from have conusance of the plea aforesaid it  be say by the court to the say Simon that he further answer to the declaration  aforesaid and upon this the say Simon be solemnly require by the say John  Sandwell his attorney come and defend the force and injury when c and say that  he the say Simon be in nowise guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid  as the say Thomas above against he complain and of this he put himself upon  the country and the say Thomas in like manner c therefore the sheriff be  command that he cause to come before our lord the king and lady the queen in  eight day of the purification of the bless mary wheresoever c twelve c by who  c and who neither c to recognize c because as well c the same day be give to  the party aforesaid here c on which day the jury aforesaid between the party  aforesaid of the plea aforesaid be thereupon respite between they before the  lord the king and the lady the queen until one month from the day of easter  from thence next ensue wheresoever c for defect of juror c at which day before  our lord the king and lady the queen at Westminster come the say party by  their say atorneys and the juror of that jury be likewise summon come who be  elect try and swear to speak the truth concern the premise and as to the  trespass and ejectment aforesaid of and in the say six message six cottage  sixty acre of land sixty acre of meadow three hundred acre of pasture and  forty acre of wood with the appurtenance in the declaration aforesaid by the  say William Yieldall and Rebecca his wife to the say Thomas Barker demise as  aforesaid upon their oath say as to one four part of thirtytwo acre of land  thereof with the appurtenance hold of the manor of lord land and be in the  tenure of one William Whitehand that the say Simon winch be guilty of the  trespass and ejectment aforesaid as the say Thomas above against he complain  and as to the residue of the say six message six cottage sixty acre of land  sixty acre of meadow three hundred acre of pasture and forty acre of wood with  the appurtenance by the say William Yieldall and Rebecca to the say Thomas  demise as aforesaid the same juror upon their oath aforesaid say that the say  Simon be not guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid as the say Simon  have above in his plea allege and as to the trespass and ejectment aforesaid  of and in the say six other message six other cottage sixty other acre of land  sixty other acre of meadow three hundred other acre of pasture and forty other  acre of wood with the appurtenance Salkeld in the declaration aforesaid by the  say John Lidgold the young to the say Thomas Barker demise as aforesaid the  same juror say upon their oath aforesaid as to one four part of thirtytwo acre  of land hold of the manor of lord land and be in the tenure of the say William  Whitehand that the say Simon winch be guilty of the trespass and ejectment  aforesaid as the say Thomas above complain against he and assess the damage of  he the say Thomas by occasion of the premise aforesaid beside his cost and  charge by he concern his suit in this behalf apply to twenty shilling and for  those Salkeld er p cost and charge to thirty shilling and as to the residue of  the say six other message six other cottage sixty other acre of land sixty  other acre of meadow three hundred other acre of pasture and forty other acre  of wood with the appurtenance in the declaration aforesaid by the say John  Lidgold demise as aforesaid the same juror upon their say oath further say  that the say Simon winch be not guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid  as the say Simon above in his plea have allege therefore it be consider that  the say Thomas Barker do recover against the say Simon winch his say term yet  to come of and in the say four part of the say thirtytwo acre of land with the  appurtenance hold of the manor of lord land and be in the tenure of the say  William Whitehand parcel of the say six message six cottage sixty acre of land  sixty acre of meadow three hundred acre of pasture and forty acre of wood with  the appurtenance by the say William Yieldall and Rebecca his wife to the say  Thomas Barker demise as aforesaid whereof it be above find by the say jury  that the say Simon be guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid and his  say other term yet to come of and in the say other four part of the say  thirtytwo acre of land with the appurtenance hold of the manor of lord land  aforesaid in the tenure of the say William Whitehand parcel of the aforesaid  six other message six other cottage sixty other acre of meadow three hundred  other acre of pasture and forty other acre of wood with the appurtenance by  the say John Lidgold the young to the say Thomas Barker demise as aforesaid  whereof it be likewise above find by the jury aforesaid that the say Simon be  guilty of the trespass and ejectment aforesaid and his say damage by the say  jury in form aforesaid assess and also ninetynine pound for his cost and  charge aforesaid adjudge by the court of the say lord the king and lady the  queen now here to the say Thomas Barker by his assent of increase which say  damage in the whole amount to one hundred and one pound and that the say Simon  winch be take c and likewise that the say Thomas Barker be in mercy for his  false complaint against the say Simon winch for the residue of the trespass  and ejectment aforesaid whereof the say Simon by the jury aforesaid in form  aforesaid be acquit and that the say Simon go thereupon without day c Salkeld  plead before the lord the king at westminster OF the term OF the holy trinity  in the three year OF the reign OF our lord james the second now king OF  England c roll