Cl. 3. To two equal undivided third parts, and the remainder or reversion expectant on the decease of the said C., the widow of the said A. B., of and in the other or remaining undivided third part of ALL, &c. [description.]

Which, &c. [Cl. 4 as above, and also clauses 5, 6, 7; and guardianship, if requisite, as in G. 489.]

488.-Admission of Daughters as Coparceners.

ALSO at this court, &c. [Cl. 1, as in 486.]

Cl. 2. AND THEREUPON come into court [married daughter] wife of, &c. [husband] (by the said her attorney), and [unmarried daughters,] [describing them] (by their attorney), and which said [daughters] are the [3] only children and coheiresses, according to the custom of this manor, of the said A. B. deceased, and pray to be admitted tenants in coparcenary to all and singular the hereditaments and premises holden of this manor by copy of court roll, and whereof the said A. B. died seised as aforesaid (that is to say),

3. To ALL, &c. [description.]

4. Which premises, &c. [486, 4.]

5. TO WHICH Said [daughters] (by their said attorney) the lord, &c. [486, 5.]

6. TO HOLD the same with the appurtenances unto the said [daughters] and their heirs, as tenants in coparcenary, of the lord, &c. [486, 6.]

7. And saving, &c. [proceed as in Cl. 7, altering it to plural number.]

From the above and [487] the admission can be drawn if the widow is admitted to dower; and if any of the daughters are minors, a guardian can be appointed, as in 489.

489.-Guardian appointed.

ALSO at this court, because it appears to this court that the said [heirs] are minors, (that is to say), the said [C. B.] of the age of [14] years or thereabouts, and the said [D. B.] of the age of [12] years or thereabouts. Therefore the custody and guardianship, as well of the persons of the said [C. B.] and [D. B.], as of the aforesaid hereditaments and premises to which they have been at this court admitted tenants, is awarded and committed to [guardian] until the said [C. B.] and [D. B.] shall respectively attain the age of 21 years; he the said [guardian] answering such services as are

or ought to be performed by him as such guardian as afore. said, according to the custom of this manor, and rendering a full and just account when thereunto required, and the said [guardian] is (by his attorney for that purpose) admitted guardian of the said [C. B.] and [D. B.] as aforesaid,

490.--Admission of Widow to Freebench.

ALSO at this court, &c. [486, 1.]

Cl. 2. AND THEREUPON at this court cometh [widow] of &c., widow of the said A. B. (by gentleman, her attorney), and prayeth to be admitted tenant for her life to her customary dower or freebench, according to the custom of this manor, of and in the hereditaments and premises holden of this manor, whereof the said A. B. so died seised (that is to say),

3. To one equal third part (the whole into three equal parts being divided) of and in ALL, &c. [description.]

4. Which premises, &c. [486, 4.]

5. TO WHICH Said [widow] (by her said attorney) the lord of this manor by the said steward doth grant and deliver seisin of the said one-third part of the said hereditaments and premises by the rod.

6. To HOLD, &c. [486, 6, omitting the words "and his heirs."]

7. [Cl. 7, adding the words " to the said one-third part.”]

491.-Admission of Husbana as tenant by Curtesy.

ALSO at this court, &c. [486.]

Cl. 2. AND THEREUPON at this court cometh [husband] of &c., husband of the said A. B., and prayeth to be admitted tenant for his life as tenant by curtesy, according to the custom of this manor, to the hereditaments and premises whereof the said his wife lately died seised as aforesaid (that is

to say),

3. To ALL, &c. [description.]

4. Which premises, &c. [486, 4.]

5. TO WHICH said [husband] &c. [Cl. 5.]

6. TO HOLD the same with the appurtenances unto the said [husband] for and during the term of his natural life, as tenant by curtesy, according to the custom of this manor, of the lord, &c. [Cl. 6.]

7. [Cl. 7.]

Should there have been proclamations in any of the fore

going precedents, the admissions can be drawn on referring to the admissions of devisees [Cl. F.]

492.-Admission of Infant or Feme Covert under 9 G. 1, on application of Party. See abstract of act, 409.

(a) When party attends personally.-Whereas, &c., [state presentment of death and proclamations in usual manner.] Now at this court cometh in his (or her) own proper person, G. B., of, &c., an infant of the age of years, (or G. B., wife of H. B., of, &c.), only child and heir (or devisee named in the will) of the said A. B. deceased, and (having produced to the court the probate of the will of the said A. B., deceased, bearing date, &c., and whereby, &c.), the said G. B., pursuant to the act of parliament for that purpose passed in the 9th year of the reign of his late Majesty King George the First, prayed to be admitted tenant, &c. [then proceed as in other admissions, the usual appointment of guardian will be added.]

(b) When infant admitted by guardian.]-The only difference will be the omitting the words "in his own proper person," and substituting the words "by E. T., of, &c., his guardian appointed, &c. [stating the appointment); the remainder of the admission will be similar to that by attorney, substituting the word "guardian" for " attorney.'

(c) When admission by attorney.]-In this case, instead of the common form of admission by attorney, the first statement will be as follows: "by E. P., of, &c., attorney for and on behalf of the said G. B., duly appointed by the said G. B. by writing under his (or her) hand and seal, pursuant to the act, &c., and which is presented and inrolled at this court, [then proceed as on an admission by attorney in ordinary cases.]

The power of attorney will be enrolled by making the entry and the presentment, and adding, "and which said writing the said E. T. prayeth to have enrolled amongst the acts of this court," and it is enrolled as follows: "To all to whom, &c."

() Admission of infant or feme covert under 9 G. 1, where lord appoints the guardian or attorney.]—Whereas, &c. [presentment of death, and three proclamations at previous courts]. Now at this court the lord of this manor, by his said steward, doth, in pursuance of the act of parliament passed, &c., nominate and appoint E. T., of, &c., to be guardian of the said G. B. the infant (or attorney for the said G. B. the feme covert) for this purpose only; and thereupon the said G. B., by the said E. F., his guardian (her attorney), prayeth to be admitted, &c. [proceeding as in the other admissions.]

(H)

ADMISSIONS ON SURRENDERS PASSED OUT OF COURT.

493.-Admission on an Absolute Surrender passed out of Court.

Where Surrender presented at same Court.]-Cl. 1. ALSO at this court it is certified by the said steward, and presented by the homage, that since the last general court baron or customary court held for this manor, namely, on, &c. A. B., of, &c. [stating surrender in past tense.]

2. AND THEREUPON cometh into court the said [purchaser] (by C. D., gentleman, his attorney), and prayeth to be admitted tenant to the hereditaments and premises so surrendered to bis use as aforesaid (that is to say),

3. To ALL, &c. [add description.]

4. Which premises the said A. B. had and took up to him and his heirs at a general court baron held for this manor, on, &c., on the absolute surrender of E. F., &c. [as the case may be], as by the entry of the said court, reference being thereunto had, will more fully appear.

5. TO WHICH Said [purchaser] (by his said attorney) the lord of this manor by the said steward doth grant and deliver seisin of the said hereditaments and premises surrendered to his use as aforesaid by the rod.

6. TO HOLD the same, with the appurtenances, unto the said [purchaser], and his heirs, of the lord, by copy of court roll at the will of the lord, and according to the custom of the said manor, by fealty, suit of court, and other the rents, duties, and services therefore due and of right accustomed.

7. And saving the right of the lord, the said [purchaser] is (by his said attorney) admitted tenant of the said hereditaments and premises, and pays on such his admittance a fine, &c.; but his fealty is respited until, &c.

494.-After First Proclamation.

Cl. 1. WHEREAS at the last general court baron or customary court held for this manor, it was certified by the steward, and presented, &c. [stating presentment of surrender and proclamation fully, according to entry in previous court.]

2. Now at this court cometh, &c. [then proceed as in 493.]

495.-After Second Proclamation.

WHEREAS at a general court baron and customary court held for this manor, on, &c., it was certified, &c. [stuting presentment of surrender as in last form.]

2. AND WHEREAS at the last general court baron and customary court held for this manor, the second proclamation was in like manner made for the said [purchaser] to come into court and take admission to the hereditaments and premises surrendered to his use as aforesaid, but he came not, &c.

3. Now at this court cometh, &c. [as in last precedent for remainder of admissson.]

496.-After Third Proclamation and Award of Seizure.

Recite presentment of surrender, and first and second proclamations, as in last form, except inserting the date of the second proclamation.

2. AND WHEREAS at the last general court baron and customary court held for this manor, the third proclamation was in like manner made, but the said [purchaser] came not to take admission, &c., and thereupon at that court seizure was awarded, &c.

3. Now at this court cometh, &c. [as above.]

497.-After Seizure.

Recite presentment of surrender, and first, second, and third proclamations, and award of seizure, &c., except that the award of seizure should be stated fully.

2. AND WHEREAS at the last general court baron and customary court held for this manor, the bailiff of the courts of the said manor returned, that by virtue of the said precept he had seized the said hereditaments and premises into the hands of the lord of this manor in the mean time and until admission should be taken thereto.

3. Now at this court cometh the said [purchaser] (by A. B., gentleman, his attorney), and prayeth the lord of this manor to re-grant to and admit him tenant of the said hereditaments and premises so surrendered to his use as aforesaid (viz.), To ALL, &c. [description.]

4. Which premises, &c. [Clause 5, as above.]

5. TO WHICH Said [purchaser] (by his said attorney) the lord of this manor by the said steward doth re-grant and de