History of Madeley: including Ironbridge, Coalbrookdale, and CoalportRandall, John
History
History of Madeley: including Ironbridge, Coalbrookdale, and Coalport
Randall, John
Madeley (Shropshire, England) -- History
messuages, lands, and tenements, rectories, pensions, and other
premises whatsoever, with all and singular their appurtenances, to
our aforesaid most invincible prince and king aforesaid, his heirs,
successors, and assigns for ever; and in this behalf, to all effects
of law, which shall or can result therefrom, we subject and submit
ourselves and our said monastery, with all and singular the premises,
and all rights to us in any wise howsoever acquired (as is fitting),
giving and granting, and by these presents we do give and grant,
yield up, deliver, and confirm to the same king’s majesty, his heirs,
successors, and assigns, all and all manner of full and free faculty,
authority and power to dispose of us and our said monastery, together
with all and singular manors, lands, and tenements, rents,
reversions, and services, and every of the premises, with all their
rights and appurtenances whatsoever, and according to his free and
royal will and pleasure to be alienated, given, exchanged, or
transferred to any uses whatsoever agreeable to his majesty, and we
ratify such dispositions, alienations, donations, conversions, and
appropriations by his aforesaid majesty henceforth in any wise
however to be made, promising, moreover by these presents that we
will hold firm and valid all and singular the premises for ever; and
that moreover all and singular the premises may have due effect we
publicly, openly, and expressly, and of our certain knowledge and
spontaneously will, renounce and withdraw all elections from us and
our successors, and also all plaints, challenges appeals, actions,
suits, and other processes whatsoever, rights, remedies, and
benefits, to us and our successors in that behalf by pretext of the
disposition, alienation, donation, conversion, and translation
aforesaid, and other the premises in any wise howsoever competent and
to be competent, and laying aside and altogether putting away all
objections, exceptions, and allegations of deceit, error, fear,
ignorance, or of any other matter or disposition, whatsoever as by
these presents we have renounced and withdrawn and from the same do
recede by these presents: and we the aforesaid prior and convent, our
successors, our said monastery, and also all the scite, ground,
circuit, precinct, mansion, and our church aforesaid, and all and
singular our manors, lordships, messuages, gardens, curtilages,
tofts, lands, and tenements, meadows, feedings, pastures, woods, and
underwoods, rents, reversions, and services, and all and singular
other the premises, with all their rights and appurtenances, to our
aforesaid lord the king, his heirs, successors and assigns, to the
use aforesaid, against all men will warrant and for ever defend by
these presents. In testimony aforesaid, we the aforesaid prior and
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