Report of the case of the borough of Petersfield ... tried and determined by two select committees of the House of commons in 1820 and 1821 [ed. by R.S. Atcheson]. |
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Report of the Case of the Borough of Petersfield ... Tried and Determined by ... Proc Parliament Commons No preview available - 2018 |
Report of the Case of the Borough of Petersfield ... Tried and Determined by ... Proc Parliament Commons No preview available - 2018 |
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acres act of Parliament ancient foundations ancient freehold ancient houses ancient tenements anno regni borough of Petersfield built upon ancient burgesses of Petersfield burgesses to serve burgo burrough churchwardens Committee Common seal contended conveyance counsel county of Southampton court court leet defendants deponent saith dicti dicto dicunt quod divers dwelling-houses or shambles Edward evidence fee farme freehold land gesses Golden Horse granted hath heirs heredibus ibidem inde indenture inhabitants interrogatory this deponent Johannes JOHN BAYLEY John Jolliffe King last determination lord maior and burgesses Mapledurham marketts mayor Milites pro comitatu nobis nostris nuper parcel parties persons Petersfield aforesaid petitioners plaintiff poll predicta predicto question quo obiit regis resolution of 1727 Ricardus Richard Weston right of election right of voting scot and lot sitting members sive statute tenants tenuit term thereof Thomas Hanbury tion town unto valent per annum William Jolliffe Willielmus yere
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