...the title of ' LORD L'ISLE.' Neither of these strong facts was however brought to the notice of ihe Committee. See p. 8. this manor ; that after the death...aforesaid, had the name and dignity of Baron de 1'Isle from tune of which the memory of man was not to the contrary, granted, &c. It has been proved by the present...

...life, rendering eight marks per annum, and doing for him the services due, and, after his decease, to hold of the chief lord of the fee, by the services due, for ever ; on an avowry of a distress for the eight marks, it was objected, that the statute ordained...

...himself our tenant, and thus estrange us from our very tenant, let him say how he was enfeoffed, whether to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the services which belong to the tenement,—and then we can by Statute avow the distress on him ;—or by a certain...

...Breydsall Parke, & with other appurts. to the aforesaid Ralph, &.c., their heirs and assigns, for ever. Of the chief lord of the fee, by the services due and of right accustomed, which same whole manor with the advowson of the church aforesaid, &c., I had of...

...Walter and his heirs as aforesaid ; and if John and lolenta die without issue then to remain to Walter and his heirs to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the services due. 66. At Westminster in the octave of St. Michael ; between John de Pederton, querent; and John Chaumpeneys...

...yearly one rose at Midsummer. After the decease of John the said tenement shall wholly revert to Gilbert and his heirs, to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the services belonging. If it happen that Gilbert shall die without heir of his body, then the said tenement shall...

...yearly one rose at Midsummer. After the decease of John the said tenement shall wholly revert to Gilbert and his heirs, to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the services belonging. If it happen that Gilbert shall die without heir of his body, then the said tenement shall...

...yearly one rose at Midsummer. After the decease of John the said tenement shall wholly revert to Gilbert and his heirs, to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the services belonging. If it happen that Gilbert shall die without heir of his body, then the said tenement shall...

...yearly one rose at Midsummer. After the decease of John the said tenement shall wholly revert to Gilbert and his heirs, to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the sen-ices belonging. If it happen that Gilbert shall die without heir of his body, then the said tenement...

...descended to John Aleyn as son and heir ; and Felice enfeoffed of her share this same Michael to him and his heirs to hold of the chief lord of the fee by the services which belonged to the tenements etc. ; and Michael attorned himself to the said William, predecessor...