Selected quad for the lemma: land_n

Word A	Word B	Word C	Word D	Occurrence	Frequency Band	MI	MI Band	Prominent
land_n	profit_n	say_a	tenement_n	2,203	5	11.0424	5	true

Text snippets containing the quad

ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
B02582	The case of Griffith Wynn an infant, son, and heir apparent of Tho. Wynn Esq., and of Thomas Bodvile an infant, and of the said Tho. Wynn the father. Humbly presented to the consideration of the honourable the knights, citizens, and burgesses in Parliament assembled.	Wynn, Thomas, Esq.	1667 (1667)	Wing C916A; ESTC R173521	6,521	5

Islington to the County of Salop and from thence writ several kinde Letters to Mr. Wynn and at Salop owned him for his great Friend and the onely Person that stuck to him in all his troubles and in October following Mr. Bodvile returned to London and went to his Lodgings at Islington and in December following Mr. Bodvile by reason of a Fall had an Impostumation in his Hipp which put him to great pains and brought him to be very weak being for the cure thereof inforced to be launched three Inches at a time did without the direction perswasion or privity of Mr. Wynn send for Mr. Pollard who was and antiently had been of his counsell and much imployed by him to give him directions for the drawing and preparing his Will which accordingly being drawn Mr. Bodvile did peruse it and with his own hand did correct a Welsh word of the name of a Town therein mis-written by Mr. Pollard and gave the said Mr. Pollard direction to call the said Pugh into the Chamber and in their presence signed sealed and published the said Will the 20th of December 1662. and did direct the said Mr. Pollard and Pugh should be witnesses to the said Will and wished them to write their Names low for that he intended to have more witnesses to the said VVill and he said Pugh desiring to know the date thereof Mr. Pollard shewed him the VVill and Mr. Bodvile wished him to write down the date thereof for his better remembrance and thereupon Mr. Bodvile locked up the said VVill in a Box and kept it in his custody By which VVill Mr. Bodvile gives all his Lands Tenements and Hereditaments in the Counties of Carnarvan and Anglesey unto Sir Richard Wynn and Sir Tho. Dorrell and the said Tho. Wynn and their Heirs upon special Trust and confidence and to the intent and purpose that they and their Heirs shall out of the Rents Issues and Profits thereof as speedily as they can be collected and raised pay and discharge all his just and due Debts which he did then owe or after should contract and upon further Trust that they should raise 5000 l. for a Portion for his Daughter Sarah Roberts now wife of Robert Roberts Esquire provided before payment be made of the said 5000 l. that a competent and convenient Provision Livelyhood be settled upon my said Daughter and her Children and provided also that if the said Mr. Roberts or my said Daughter or any other Person or Persons claiming by from or under them or either of them disturb or interrupt my said Trustees or any of them in the quiet reception of the Rents Issues and Profits according to the Trust and intent above limited then the payment of the 5000 l. to cease and no benefit at all to be reaped or received thereby and after the Debts and Portion so satisfied and paid her gave the rest and residue of his said Lands to Griffith Wynn alias Bodvile Son and Heir apparent of the said Tho. Wynn and to Tho. Bodvile Son of Alexander Bodvile late of Pullheley in the said County of Carnarvan Gentleman deceased and their Heirs respectively equally to be divided between them without making any division at all of my Houses Demesnes or Tenements thereto belonging and after some other Legacies given by his said VVill he made the said Tho. Wynn sole Executor of his said VVill in trust only for the more speedy payment and satisfying of the said Debts and Portion In January 1662 Mr. Bodvile desired Mr. Wynn to find him out a Lodging in Black-fryers and accordingly he did at the House of one Clithero a mere Stranger to Mr. Wynn which Mr. Bodvile liked well and went thither the 22 d. day of the said Month and after he came thither he went daily abroad And about a Fortnight before he died he discoursed with Mr. Edmund Toll a Proctor whether they did not in the Ecclesiasticall Courts proceed in Causes of Divorse who told him He believed they did Mr. Bodvile then told him His Wife had abused him and desired him to advise with some Civilians whether he might not be divorsed from her and after Mr. Toll had advised with a Civilian he told him they did proceed in causes of Divorse whereupon Mr. Bodvile said If it pleased God to give him health he would proceed against her and Mr. Bodvile did then shew great dislike against Mr. Roberts and his Wife and said Mr. Roberts great design was to have him settle his Estate upon him and his Wife but said his resolution was never to settle his Estate upon him and shewed great dislike against him and told him That he had levied Fines of his Estate in Wales with resolution to settle his Estate by Deed or VVill and that he had made his Will and that Mr. Pollard was a Witness to it to whom he had given a Legacy and thereupon asked if Mr. Pollard would stand a good VVitness Mr. Toll answered That if the said Legacy was not such as the Law would conceive might sway him in his Judgement his Testimony might be good Mr. Bodvile replyed to prevent all doubts If it pleased God to recover him to his health he would desire him and 3 or 4 Notary Publiques of Doctors Commons to give him a meetting in whose presence he would then publish and declare his Will and Mr. Toll sayth he was then of a perfect minde and understanding to make his VVill. After Mr. Bodvile the 19th of March 1662 in the presence of Mr. Wandesford Mr. Griffith and Mr. Platt three more VVitnesses without exception he did declare unto them That he had sent for them to be VVitnesses to his VVill which he had formerly made and published but that he did lodge in an obscure place where he made his said VVill and went by another Name and having the said VVill in his hands he read over part thereof in their presence both at the beginning and latter end thereof and shewed them the Seal he formerly sealed his Will with and desired them to compare the said Seal and the former impression together which they did and found them agree and then in their presence did publish and declare his Will again and discoursed very rationally with them both concerning his Will and other matters by which Will he hath given his said Daughter as much as upon the Marriage agreement was thought fit all his Daughters should have if never so many if he died without Issue Male. After which he desired a Minister might be sent for which was done with whom he discoursed very rationally and fully and discreetly answered to all such things as are usually put to sick Persons and the said Minister advising him to make a Will and settle his Estate for the quieting of his Conscience and to be at peace with all the World He said he had done that already Mr. Bodvile died 28 March 1663. after which Mr. Bodviles wife and Mr. Roberts enter upon the whole Estate of