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C78/140-149 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html C78/140 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html 1. 8 May 36 Eliz. William Talbott v Johane Holderness and Elizabeth Howson. Dispute over the title of four tenements in the Parish of Saint Clement Danes, London. 2. 7 May 36 Eliz. Henry Langhwell v Jane Darthe. Estate of Robert Darthe, late vicar of Cutcombe, Somerset, Bequests to the poor of the parish. 3. 27 Jan. 39 Eliz. John Everie, John Standerwicke, Agnes Pynney, John Wolmyngton, John Bright, William Hunte and others (named) v Edward Phellipps. Projected sale of the manor of Currye Rivell, Somerset, by the Earls of Derby. 4. 27 Nov. 39 Eliz. Robert Love, Marie his wife, John Harrys and Margaret his wife v Alice Gawen, William Osborne and others. Estate of Edward Browne, alias Clements, late of Wilton, Wiltshire. Property at East Knoyle and Bishops Knoyle, Wilts. And several other properties. 5. 9 Nov. 39 Eliz. William Lutter, Johanne his wife, Frances Teelyng v William Teelyng and Henry Teelyng. Estate of Thomas Teelyng, late of Petworth, Sussex. Property on the manor of Petworth, held of the Earls of Northumberland. 6. 29 Oct. 37 Eliz. Robert Boulde, William Boulde v James Rudyard and Lawrence Rudyard. Estate of Lawrence Kydwellie of Wynchfield, Hampshire. Manor of Wynchfield. 7. 10 Feb. 34 Eliz. William Gratewicke v Thomas Althon, Gregorie Pardon and Richard Pycknoll. Estate of Robert Offington, property on the manor of Plompton, Sussex, held of Frances Carewe. 8. 8 Nov. 33 Eliz. William Earl of Bath v George Keynsham. Estate of John, late Earl of Bath: manor of Nymetracie, Devonshire. 9. 4 May 33 Eliz John Ryves v Richard Chapman. Dispute over the payment of a dowry, reference to an earlier bill against John Crooke, merchant of Southampton. 10 29 Jan. 30 Eliz. William Dudeney v Richard Dampfylde and William Warren. 11. 14 Dec. 30 Eliz. Agnes Deeme, John Golde, William Lavor, Robert Golde and one hundred and forty others v Rt. Hon. Edward Lord Morley, John Penruddock and Henry Saint John. Concerning the lordship and customs of the manor of Martocke, lately the property of Lord Mounteagle. 12. 19 June 29 Eliz. James Napper v Thomas Napper. Estate of Nicholas Napper, the rectory and parsonage of Tyntenhull, Somerset and other properties. C78/141 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html 1. 1 Dec. 45 Eliz. Christopher Bulmer, James Warde, Christopher Williamson, John Dodsworth, Thomas Jackson v Alexander Robinson and Christopher Danby. Debts of Francis Parker, bonds to Robinson, a chapman of Leeds. 2. 20 Nov. 45 Eliz. Walter Beany, Agnes Smith, and others (named) v John Allott, John Blackburne, Anne Morley and Thomas Cutler. Estate of Nicholas Michell: properties in Wakefielde and Alverthorpe, Yorks. 3. 1 Feb. 45 Eliz. John Best v George Sheppard and Lyon Abson. Estate of Robert Amyas of Neddershitlinton, Yorks. Barnburgh Grange. 4. 30 Oct. 44 Eliz. Master and Fellows of Great Hall, Oxford v Robert Brandline, Robert Anderson and others. Title to several tenements and properties in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne. 5. 19 May 43 Eliz. Humfry Pype v William, Bishop of Lincoln, William Loyd, Edward Dutton and William Leicester. Dispute over an annuity given by Edward Jones to the complainant, and other financial matters. 6. 26 Oct. 43 Eliz. Richard Marshall v Jane Younge, William Watkinson, Alice Drewrie, James Hobson, John Scott and others (named). Estate of Richard Marshall, properties in Coin Street, York. 7. 29 June 43 Eliz. William Maples v Elizabeth Maples, Awdrey Maples and Edward Rye. Estate of Francis Maples, The White Hart, Doncaster, and other properties. 8. 11 May 43 Eliz. Peter Waslinge v Anne Walbury and Raphe Tidgweeke. Bonds for debt to Marmaduke Constable. 9. 12 Feb. 43 Eliz. John Boulton, John Fisher, Roger Robinson, John Jackson, William Iredale and others (named) v Anthony Patrickson and others (named). Settlement over the customs of the manors of Lowswater and Thrackwaite or Thrackthwaite, Cumberland. 10. 31 Oct. 42 Eliz. Abraham Lister v John Lister, Robert Waterhouse, John Batt and Daniel Foxecroft. Estate of Richard Lister: property called the 'Cross' at Halifax, and other properties. 11. 22 Apr. 42 Eliz. William Walker v Francis Everingham. Disputed transactions over property at Worsbrowghe, Worsbrowghe Dale, Yorkshire. 12. 30 Apr. 41 Eliz. Constance Glemham v Richard Bymon, Christopher Sibthorpe, Thomas Covell, Gyles Porter. Estate of Edward Glemham, deceased. Provision of a jointure for Constance, Benhall Park and Lodge. 13. Circa 42 Eliz. Edmond Myres v Joseph Thwaites. The customary tenure on the manor of Thwait. Disputed fines and customs C78/142 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html 1. Date Obscured. Helen Pakeman and others v John Cressey and John Brazier. Estate of John Pakeman, deceased. 2. 25 Nov. 18 Jas. I William Daccombe, Nicholas Daccombe v William Brocks, Edward Con, Peter Van Lore, Thomas Bridges and others (named). Debts and estate of Sir John Daccombe. 3. 1 March 18 Jas. I Thomas Berry v Edward Wooller, William Bellamy, Robert Markyn, Sebastian Darknoll. Transactions over two messuages in the Parish of Saint Clement Danes, London, between Henry Graveney and John Grigg. 4. 2 July 30 Eliz. John Gwillim v William Willis. Lease of tithes of Tenxburie Park, Gloucestershire. Also the leases of other properties. 5. 12 Feb. 10 Jas. I Sir Richard Coxe, John Smithe, Thomas Hall, John Mables, John Neale, William Shepherd, James Sowthold and others (named) v The Governor of the Isle of Jersey, Sir John Payton. Dispute over the customs of the manor of Dodington, Isle of Ely: use of the marshlands and commons. 6. 20 Apr. 9 Jas. I Simon Hanson v Robert Porte. Estate of John Porte, late of Ham, Staffordshire. Manor of Ham, disputed leases. 7. 7 Oct. 7 Jas. I Henry Lord Berkeley v William Dunning, John Payte, Christopher Barrett, Richard Smith. Fishing rights in the River Severn, customs of the manors of Beckley and Slimbridge. C78/143 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html 1. 6 June 6 Jas. I Lady Jane Cheyne v Jonas Hatton and William Harding. Dispute over the title to the common lands of the manor of Harlington, Beds. 2. 28 Nov. 5 Jas. I Dame Mary Warde v Sir William Gainsford, Dame Jone his wife. Dispute over East Park, Sonning, Berks. The property of Richard Warde, deceased. 3. 10 Nov. 5 Jas. I Gilberte Wrighte v Sir John Rotherham. Concerning the marriage of Elizabeth Shaine and Wrighte. Dealings with Rotherham in the Poultry trade. 4. 8 Jan. 5 Jas. I Thomas Darber, Danyell Wynch v Thomas Death. Estate of Edmond Wynche, deceased, of Woodford, Essex. Properties on the manors of Woodford and Waltham Holy Cross, Essex. 5. 26 Oct. 5 Jas. I Richard Arnolde, Robert Spirlinge, Mathew Morgate v Stephen Barber, John Lowe and Nicholas Warde. Dispute over four houses and an orchard in the parish of St. Bennett, Norwich — use for the aid of the City poor. 6. 13 Feb. 3 Jas. I Robert Rowdon, Jone his wife v Michaell Sandeforde. Dispute over a water gristmill, in the parish of Combe Raleigh, Devon. 7. 4 May 5 Jas. I Sir Julius Caesar v Sir Richard Leveson, Dame Susan Leveson, Thomas Dale, John Ashbury, William Stomer and others (named). Customs and leases of the manor of Trentham, Staffs. 8. 8 June 5 Jas. I Robert Stubbe, John Rudd, John Toulson, Lawrence Myerhowse and others, (named) v Anthoine Patrickson and Mary Patrickson. Concerning the customs of the manor of Brackenthwaite, Cumberland. 9. 16 June 5 Jas. I John ap Ithell v Sir John Trevor, David Trevor and John Trevallyne. Properties on the estate of David Trevor in Flint. 10. 6 Feb. 1 Jas. I William Symmes alias Dorchester v Oliver Francklyn, Peter Francklyn and Josua Francklyn. Disputed lease on the manor of Sutton Lucye, Devon. 11. 25 June 4 Jas. I Raphe Denton v Richard Allen, Richard Denton. Estate of Richard Allen of Skillington, Lincs. Rowse manor and other properties. 12. 26 Nov. 3 Jas. I Lewis Pope, Grace his wife v Sir Jasper Moore and Gefferie Moore. Estate of Francis Moore, deceased, and execution of his will. 13. 13 Feb. 4 Jas. I Thomas Wells, Henry Adeane, Edward Brotherton and others (named) v Sir Adolphus Carie. 14. 7 Feb. 4 Jas. I Reginald Hall v Rachel Reapes. Estate of William Gannocke, deceased. Disputed will. 15. 11 July 4 Jas. I Rayneborn Durham, Elizabeth his wife, and others (named) v Finch Dearing and others. Estate and will of William Seager: parsonage of Charing, Kent, and the chapel of Egerton. 16. 5 July 4 Jas. I Gryffyth Driskyn v Anne Fremlyn, Thomas Fremlyn. Estate of Margaret Fremlyn, late of Wandsworth, Surrey. Property at Wandsworth. 17. 21 Jan. 3 Jas. I Rowland Smarte, Nathaniel Tracie v Herbert Morley and Edward Alford. Debts of the Rt. Hon. Sir Thomas West. 18. 30 Jan. 3 Jas. I Katheryn Powell v Phillip Presser. Property in Aberisker, Brecon. 19. 26 Nov. 2 Jas. I Thomas Gerrard v Edward Elliot, Alice his wife. Projected marriage of Alice Elliot, disputed portion. C78/144 http://aalt.law.uh.edu/C78_79.html 1. 20 Apr. 3 Jas. I William Shute citizen of London v Myles Willis merchant taylor of London. Dispute over dealings between the parties. 2. 30 May 3 Jas. I John Tyle, Andrew Durdent, Nathaniell Giles, Richard Browne, William Lyfford, William Sellon and others (named) v Sir Richard Warde, and Dame Mary his wife. Customs and terms of copyhold tenure of the manor of Winckfield, Berks. 3. 22 Nov. 2 Jas. I Thomas Atwood, Agnes Rotheram v Sir John Rotheram. Estate and will of George Rotheram. Dispute over an annuity.
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  • Letter to Ms Saxby: Cummings

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    North Devon Dear Ms Saxby, RE: Dominic Cummings I hope you're keeping well at this turbulent time. The British people have been trying to come to grips with the restrictions imposed by lockdown in an effort to contain the virus. Although these measures have led to hardship for some and heartbreaking separation for others, we have seen an extraordinary resilience in the belief that 'we are all in this together'. This has generated an expectation by everyone to stay at home in order to save lives - it was that simple. The groundswell of disbelief and disgust at the news of Dominic Cummings flouting the rules he has been so involved in developing is therefore quite understandable. You will be aware, of course, that these feelings are shared across North Devon. Many people have been left wondering why it is one rule for the entire nation and another one for Cummings and Johnson's top team. In a recent tweet, North Devon Liberal Democrats summed up the mood of North Devon, we said 'we're especially sorry to those who haven't been able to hold the hands of their loved ones as they passed, whilst Cummings thinks he's above the rules". I echo the point that many people have made immense sacrifices to protect the NHS and save lives, but this hasn't been repaid by Cummings in flouting the rules, or indeed the new 'stay alert' message which has seen tourists flock to Devon and Cornwall. A number of Conservative Members of Parliament have put constituents above party to denounce Dominic Cummings for breaking lockdown.