Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	grant_n	grant_v	reversion_n	1,539	5	12.2834	5	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B13022	By the King. An abstract of the seuerall heads and branches, for which His Maiesties commissioners, by vertue of His Maiesties commission of grace, bearing date the three and twentieth day of Ianuary last past, haue power to compound with such as shall desire the same.	England and Wales. Sovereign (1625-1649 : Charles I); Charles I, King of England, 1600-1649.	1630 (1630)	STC 8951; Interim Tract Supplement Guide 506.h.11[15]	1,967	2

¶ By the King ❧ An Abstract of the seuerall Heads and Branches for which His Maiesties Commissioners by vertue of His Maiesties Commission of Grace bearing date the three and twentieth day of Ianuary last past haue power to Compound with such as shall desire the same FOr all Mannours Lands Tenements Wastes Commons Tithes arising aswell without Parishes as within Parishes Wards Marriages Liberties Priuiledges other Hereditaments lying being and arising within neere or adioyning vnto any of his Maiesties Mannours Forrests Parkes Chases and elsewhere as well within the Surueigh of His Maiesties Exchequer as within the Surueigh of His Duchie of Lancaster or County Palatine of Lancaster Duchie of Cornwall and County Palatine of Chester which are held and enioyed vnder colour of some defectiue voyd or insufficient Grant or vnder some Letters Patents of Concealements or otherwise meerely are Intruded vpon and vsurped without any Grant therof from His Maiesty or any of His Predecessours For all Mannours Lands Tenements and other Hereditaments granted Intayle out of the Crowne whereof the Estate tayle is not spent and yet the said Grants haue been insufficiently granted Or which ought to haue descended vpon the Kings Person and yet haue likewise been insufficiently granted Or whereof the Estate tayle is spent and determined Or for all Remainders or Reuersions depending vpon Estates Tayles except such Estates as Sir William Haydon had power to compound for For all Messuages and Cottages built Incroached and made within or adioyning vnto any Citie Towne or Hamlet or vpon the Common high wayes Streetes Passages Lanes Riuers Sewers Commons and Wastes with all other Incroachments Assert Lands Improuements and Inclosures of Commons Breckes Fellets and such other Inclosures Waste grounds Moores or other Heathy Downes Inclosed or not Inclosed being His Maiesties Inheritance either in the right of his Crowne of England or otherwise lying and being within neere or adioyning vnto any of His Maiesties Mannours Forrests Parkes Chases or elsewhere For all Lands Marishes or other grounds with the Tenements thereupon built heretofore recouered or deserted from or by the Sea or now surrounded with the Sea Or which hereafter may or shall be Recouered and deserted by or from the Sea For all Custodies and all Mannours Lands and Houses granted or committed to any Corporation or other person or persons Bodies politique or corporate to Custodie with all such Mannours Lands Tenements and other Hereditaments formerly let by Leases and the Leases expired or otherwise determined whereby the Inheritances of the said Premisses doe remaine and the Reuersions thereof are come vnto the Crowne And yet without any Iust Title thereunto deteined from the Crowne For all Charters of Incorporations which are either body or defectiue with all Leases and Grants of Offices Or vsage of Offices by vsurpation by Corporations Cities Boroughs and Townes Or by any other person or persons which are forfeited or determined in Law by non-vsage or misusage thereof Or by exceeding the extents and limits of their said Grants Or by the vsage thereof without any Grant thereof at all from the Crowne All Mannors Lands Tenements and other Hereditaments which ought to come vnto His Maiestie by any maner of Escheate or forfeiture whatsoeuer Or which might otherwise come vnto His Maiestie by any which are Aliens borne all Felons goods all Goods Chattels and Credits of Felons de se Fugitiues and persons Out-lawed Deodandes Wayses Estrayes Reliefes Heriots and other Perquesites of Courts with all Tolles of all kindes vsurped and vniustly withholden from the Crowne For all Woods Vnder Woods and Wood-grounds wrongfully withholden intruded vpon incroached or wasted to His Maiesties preiudice with all the dammages which ought to be answered vnto His Maiestie or His Predecessors for the same For all Rents Aunuities Quit Rents Annuall payments and other yeerely summe and summes of money due vnto His Maiestie out of any Mannor Lands Tenements and other Hereditaments by any Corporations or other Burrough-townes or any other Person or Persons bodies Politique or Corporate which haue not beene duely answered by them vnto the Crowne With all Mannors Lands Tenements and other Hereditaments which ought to bee in charge and are not but some Fee-farme Rent onely answered in lieu of the Land Or where both the Lands and Rents stand in Charge and the Rents answered and yet the parties inioying the said Lands neuer had any Graunt thereof from the Crowne or where the Lands stand in Charge as Lands and yet the Rents stand not in Charge nor yet answered vnto the Crowne by them that pretend interest in the said Lands The foresaid Commissioners to Bargaine Graunt and Sell any of the Premisses which are not setled by the within named Act in Fee-simple Fee-Farme Fee-Taile for terme of life liues or yeeres vnto such person and persons as are the present possessors of the said Premisses Or otherwise to make vnto them such other Releases and Discharges as their seuerall Cases shall require But vpon their refusall or wilfull neglect of this His Maiesties intended Grace by not accepting the same within the time limited the Commissioners to sell any of the Premisses to such others as shall bee Suitors for the same And for the surrounded Grounds and such like where there is no present possessors the Commissioners to sell those Lands to such as will Compound for the same And where the Tenure appeareth vpon Record the former Tenure is to bee reserued But where no Tenure appeareth vpon Record there the Tenure is to be in Socage And Robert Tipper of Grayes Inne His Maiesties seruant is to attend the said Commissioners in the execution and prosecution of the said Commission God saue the King ¶ Imprinted at London by Robert Barker Printer to the Kings most Excellent Maiestie M.DC.XXX