 Littilton for evermore, as in the sayd fine more pleinly appeareth. Afore which fyne rered, I did aske of sir John Prisot the chefe justice of the common place, and divers others to whom I had special confidence and trust ; and also of other divers apprentices...  Some Account of Colton and of the De Wasteney's Family - Page 259by Frederick Perrot Parker - 1879 - 297 pagesFull view - About this book
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...the sayd fine more pleinly appeareth. Afore which fyne rered, I did aske of sir John Prisot the chefe justice of the common place, and divers others to...also of other divers apprentices lerned in the lawe, or my councell, wheder that my seid husband and I might sille the reversion of the said maner without... | |
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...sayd Fine more pleinly appeareth. Afore which. Fyne rered, I did aste of Sir John Prisot the Chefe Justice of the Common place, and divers others, to...whom I had special confidence and trust ; and also of divers other apprentices lerned in the Lawe, of my Councell ; wheder that my seid husband and I, might... | |
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...conappeareth. Afore which fyne rered, I did aske of sir John Prisot, the Chefe Justice of the Common-place, and divers others to whom I had special confidence...also of other divers apprentices lerned in the lawe, or my counsell, wheder that my seid husband and I might sille the reversion of the said maner without... | |
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...I did aske of one John Prisott, then C'hief Justice of the Common Place, and divers other to whoiue I had special confidence and trust, and also of other divers apprentices lerned in the law, of my cuunsell, whether that my said husband and I might filie (selle ?) the reversion of the... | |
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