and purposes mentioned in the said will of the said J. B., if any such did then exist. The said W. J. having sold the said copyhold premises to T. V. At a court holden for the manor of Did, in consideration of the sum of £ paid to him by the said T. V. for the absolute purchase of the said premises, surrender by the rod into the hands of the lord of the said manor, by his steward, according to the custom, All that the before-mentioned copyhold messuage &c., and the reversion &c. To the use of the said T. V., his heirs and assigns *for ever. And the said T. V. being present was admitted and seisin delivered to him. By Indentures, between W. T., lord of the manor of of the one part, and the said T. V. of the other part; Reciting that the said W. T. was seised to him and his heirs of the said manor for an estate of inheritance in fee simple in possession, free from all incumbrances whatsoever; And reciting that the wife of the said W. T. was And reciting admittance of the said T. V.; It is witnessed that in consideration of the sum of Did bargain, sell, release and enfranchise, all those &c. To hold the same to his heirs and assigns for ever, freely and absolutely discharged by these presents from henceforth from all and all manner of yearly or other payments, rents &c., duly executed and attested. And it is also witnessed that for the considerations aforesaid, and in order to preserve to the said T. V., his heirs and assigns, all such rights of common in, upon and over the said manor as he the said T. V. or any of his ancestors had heretofore enjoyed the same, belonging to the last abstracted hereditaments and premises, notwithstanding the enfranchisement of the same, he the said W. T. Did grant and confirm unto the said T. V., his heirs and assigns for ever, All such commonage and right or title of or to commonage, of what nature or kind soever, in, upon and over all or any of the wastes, commons or commonable lands of or belonging to the said manor as he said T. V. immediately previous to the execution of the now abstracting indenture, or any of his ancestors, had or enjoyed in respect of, or appurtenant to, all or any of the hereditaments and premises so enfranchised as aforesaid; And all the freehold and inheritance of such commonable rights &c. To hold to the said T. V., his heirs and assigns, in as ample and beneficial a manner, to all intents and purposes, as he the said T. V. or any of his ancestors had, or might have theretofore had, or enjoyed the same. Covenant by the said W. T., for himself, his heirs, executors and administrators, with said T. V., his heirs and assigns, That he was seised in fee, Had full power to enfranchise, For quiet enjoyment, Free from incumbrances, For further assurance, and to produce and shew, at the costs of the persons requiring No. II. Lease. the same, the following deeds, evidences and writings unto said T. V., his heirs and assigns, or to his or their counsel, attorney or agent in any court of law or equity, or upon any commission for the examination of witnesses, and upon every other reasonable occasion, and to give true, neat and attested copies, abstracts and extracts thereof; And in the mean time to preserve the same deeds &c., safe, undefaced and uncancelled, fire and other inevitable accidents excepted (»). [Here transcribe the schedule of the deeds.] Executed by said W. T., and duly attested. Receipt for £ endorsed, signed and witnessed. A writ of extent having issued on behalf of his Majesty against the said T. V., the said lastmentioned premises were extended under the same as the property of the said T. V.; and by indenture of bargain and sale duly inrolled in his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, the said lastmentioned premises were bargained, sold and conveyed by A. M., Esq., the deputy Remembrancer of the Court of Exchequer, to J. F. No. III. Abstract of the Title of P. S. to Leasehold (0) Grounds and Premises, situate at of which a Bill for a Partition had been filed. 1st June, By Indenture of three parts between C. L., the receiver of the rents and profits of the real estates of J. D. of &c., appointed by the High Court of Chancery in a cause there depending, wherein W. M. of &c., devisee in fee of J. D., deceased, (n) If it be necessary, add as follows: "Declaration and agreement that nothing in the now abstracting indenture contained should be deemed to enfranchise any other parts of the copyhold hereditaments lying within the said manor." (0) As to what is incident to leaseholds, see s. 46. the eldest son and heir, and one of the devisees of the first-named J. D., and also brother and heir devisee and executor of W. D., another of the sons of the said J. D. the elder, was plaintiff, and C. D., an infant, the heir-at-law of C. D., another of the sons and devisees of the said J. D. the elder, H. C. and N. N., the executors of the said C. D. the son, were defendants of the first part, the said W. M. of the second part, and R. O. of &c., builder, of the third part. Reciting-That the said J. D. the son did in the year &c. exhibit his bill in the said Court, praying amongst other things that a partition might be had of his said father's real estates, and by a decree made in the said Court by the Master of the Rolls on &c., it was amongst other things declared that the said three children of the said J. D. the father and A. D. the mother then living, were entitled to the real estates under his will as joint tenants in equal shares, and a writ of partition was directed to divide the same accordingly. That by an order of the said Court dated &c., re citing the said bill and decree, and that certain houses in it (part of the estate in question) were in a most ruinous condition, and that it would be for the benefit of the parties to have a receiver appointed and building leases granted for that part of the estates. And also reciting that the said J. D. the son survived the said W. D., and as his heir-at-law became entitled to his share of the said estates, and by his will devised all his estates to the said W. M., the plaintiff, and his heirs. And that the said C. D., the defendant, was the heir-at-law of the said C. D. (the said J. W. &c., the three children of the said J. D. the father, living at the time of the pronouncing of the said decree, amongst whom it was directed that the said estates should be divided). And that by an order of the said Court, No. III. No. III. dated it had been referred to one of the Masters of the said Court to appoint a receiver of the rents and profits of the said estates, with liberty to let and set the estates, with the approbation of the said Master. And that the said Master had appointed the said C. L. receiver thereof. It was ordered that the said Master's report should be confirmed, and that the said C. L. should be at liberty to grant leases of the premises situated at That the said C. L. afterwards laid before the Master a proposal of the said R. O. to take a lease or leases of the premises before mentioned, for the purpose of building &c. [here set out the terms of the leases.] That the said Master, by his report dated did approve the said proposal. And that the said R. O., in conformity to the said proposal, and to the Act of Parliament for the regulation of buildings there referred to, had erected, built, and covered in two substantial brick messuages or tenements upon part of the said piece of ground. It is witnessed that as well in consideration of the charges and costs which the said R. O. had sustained and should or might sustain in completing the said two messuages or tenements, as also in consideration of the said yearly rents &c., he the said Did, by virtue and in pursuance of the powers and To hold the same unto the said R. O., his executors years, subject to a rent years, and during all the |