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… for 21 years at 20 l. per an. without fine. The said term is long since expired. The Parliament's Survey in 1649 …
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… Crown Lands] of the petition of Thomas Smith for a further term in part of the Forest of East Buckholt Co. Southampton. … Street and Newton Street after the expiry of the present term of 22 years. Ibid. May 19. Treasury reference to the … and Pembroke for 40 years in reversion of the existing term and at rents of respectively 60 l. 4 s. 0 d. and 74 l. …
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… lease thereof made by James I. to Sir Thomas Waller for a term of years still in being: the said rent having been … "and to advance part of the money so as they may have some term therein." Ibid. Same to the Surveyor General of Crown …
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… contributions levied at the Exchequer between 1697 Easter term and 1698 Easter term. (Money order dated Nov. 8 hereon). Money Book XIV, p. …
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… for 1,500 l. to whom the said King granted a 21 years' term therein supra Treas. Cal. vol. IV. p. 734: the present …
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… delivered to the officers of the Court in Trinity term 1698 and for his own diet for 152 days from 16978 March … vested in petitioner for the remainder of Ralph Montague's term and petitioner desires a further lease for 31 years in reversion of his term in being: therefore praying to compound with the …
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… Wolseley either (a) for the inheritance or (b) for a long term of years such of the lands now holden by him in … Noel as fines set on them in the King's Bench 1696 Easter term for hiring ships to go to France. Reference Book VII, p. …
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… s. 6 d. payable by Elizabeth Viscountess Mordaunt for her term therein. Ibid., pp. 37781. Sept. 15. Entry of the … seal or the Exchequer seal of Ireland either in fee or for term of years of the fourth part of all discovered … of 607 l. 13 s. 5 d.: in free and common socage or for term if forfeited for term: subject nevertheless to the …