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A59975 The Case in law and equity of Tristram Wodward, Esq. for the mannors of Tuddington, Harlington, and Tyngrith, and other lands in the county of Bedford / reported to the Commissioners of Obstructions by Mr. St. Nichlas the councell for the Common-wealth. St. Nichlas, Thomas. 1652 (1652) Wing S346; ESTC R37140 13,482 26

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before the said Covenant and Conveyance made to Elizabeth Cheyne the said Thomas Cheyne the father had made two former Conveyances of the said Lands the one for 50 years or thereabouts the 12 Eliz. and the other of the Fee-simple 13 Eliz. to one Langly of London as by the Copy of the Inquisition taken after the death of Thomas Cheyne the father 31 of Elizabeth and the Copy of the Deed inrolled dated the 13 Eliz. deposed by the said George Becke to be true Copies appeareth And this Deponent further saith That the Deed and Recovery 6 Eliz. was only found in the Lord Cheynes Inquisition 35 Eliz. and the Deed and Recovery of 13 Eliz. was left out of the Inquisition and 12 Jacob. in the Inquisition then taken after the death of the Lady Cheyne to intitle her to die seized of the Fee-simple there was neither the Deed of 6 nor 13 of Eliz. found and so found her to die seized without Deeds of the Lands in the said Recoveries mentioned as by the Copies of the said severall Inquisitions deposed by George Becke to be true Copies appeareth And this Deponent further saith That in the Dismission at large 12 Jacob. against Thomas Cheyne in the Court of Wards it appeareth that the Earl did plead this Deponents Deed and Considerations to barre Thomas Cheyne and that the Clark had entred in the said Dismission that the Court was satisfied the Earles Title was good and sufficient in Law without any such words or warrant in the Order for the dismission as by the said Order and Dismission deposed by the said George Becke to be true Copies appeareth And this Deponent further saith That 4 Carl. the Earl demurred to the Considerations generally expressed in this Deponents Deed and Bill in Chancery for want of the Evidences and got this Deponents Bill dismist and in the dismission the Earl did cause the Clark to insert that the Court would not allow of the Considerations of this Deponents Deeds albeit it was directed by the Court and so written in the Registers Note-book that the Bill was to be dismissed without prejudice as by the Notes in M. Edwards his Book Register did then and after appear to this Deponent and is so certified by M. Devonish a Clark in the Registers Office under his hand And this Deponent further saith That it appeareth under the hands of Serjeant Rolls Serjeant Godbolt Serjeant Atkins afterwards Judges and Sir Thomas Widdrington and others subscribed in the year of our Lord 1645. which is deposed in Chancery by John Cooke and Richard Wallopp Esquires to be their hands that they are of opinion the Considerations are great and valuable Considerations for the Lands claimed by this Deponent and that the entring by the Clark in the Court of Wards in the dismission against Thomas Cheyne that the Court was satisfied that the Earls Title was good and sufficient in Law without any such words or warrant in the Order for the dismission and the pleading thereof against this Deponent at the Councel-Table and in Chancery was unduly done and ought to be suppressed and that this Deponent ought to have a Decree against the Deeds to Pool●y and Glenham for divers reasons under their hands expressed And this Deponent further saith That it appeareth by the Depositions in Chancery of George Almery Gent. that he and Justice Phesant did compound with this Deponent for their part of the Lands Morgaged to them by the Earl of Cleveland And this Deponent further saith That to this Deponents best remembrance M. Hales Councellor at Law did advise Sir John Thorowgood to compound with this Deponent for his part of the Lands morgaged to him by the said Earl and told this Deponent he would be of Councell for this Deponent against the Title of the Earl and to this Deponents best remembrance the said Sir John Thorowgood did tell this Deponent that he had lent the Earl three thousand Pound upon a Morgage of the Mannor of Harlington and that the said Mannor was worth six thousand Pound and that if this Deponent would allow the said Sir John Thorowgood his three thousand Pound in the Purchase he would give this Deponent three thousand Pound more or used words to the same effect And this Deponent further saith That the profits of one of the Leases of Elizabeth Cheyne called Swinford Lease from the time of the marriage of Elizabeth Cheyne 14 Eliz. to the time of the making of the Deed 11 of Jacob. did amount to more then the ten thousand Pound mentioned in the said Deed for recompence whereof and for other the Lands and goods of Elizabeth Cheyne the said Thomas Cheyne did convey and Covenant to convey the Reversion of the said Lands claimed by this Deponent And this Deponent further saith That after the Lease for 30 years made to Sir John Croft was ended this Deponent did prefer a Bill in Chancery to be relieved against the said Deeds to Pooley and Glenham which Bill was signed by Bulstrade Whitlocke Esquire after one of the Lords Commissioners for the Great Seal and by John Bradshaw Esquire after Lord President of the Councell of State and by Sir Thomas Beddingfield Knight after one of the Judges of the Common Pleas and by Henry Pelham and John Maynard Esquires who have also declared in the Bill that this Deponents remedy is by Decree in Equity against those Deeds to Pooley and Glenham for divers reasons And the president of Kinersley and Colmers Case in the Bill set forth which Title of the Earl by the said Deeds to Pooley and Glemham is now come to the State whereby this Deponents Title is to be heard and determined by the Committee of Obstructions both for Law and Equity by the saving in the Act for the sale of Delinquents Lands as this Deponent humbly conceiveth by the words in the Act. All which is humbly submitted to Judgement THOMAS St NICHLAS Novemb. 20. 1651. Copia examinatur EDWARD NOELL May 13. 1652. By the Commissioners for removing Obstructions in the Sale of Delinquents Lands and Estates WHereas the Cause upon the Petition and Claim of Tristram Wodward Esquire out of the Estate of Thomas Earl of Cleveland to the Mannors of Tuddington Harlington and Tyngrith in the County of Bedford came to a Hearing this day and the Deed of 29 of Eliz. made to Pooley and Glemham mentioned in the Councels Report being not produced in this Cause Ordered that the further hearing of this Cause be respited untill Thursday the 27 instant and this to be without prejudice to the parties interessed herein in the mean time and that there do issue forth an Order for the bringing in of the said Deed by that day William Roberts John Parker Francis Mussenden Robert Aldworth Henry Pit Copia examinatur Edward Noell May 13. 1652. By the Commissioners for removing Obstructions in the Sale of Delinquents Lands and Estates ORdered That M. Thomas Penington do forthwith produce to Mr St Nichlas of