The ceramic art of Great Britain from pre-historic times down to the present day, Volume 1 (of 2) : $b being a history of the ancient and modern pottery and porcelain works of the kingdom and of their productions of every classJewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
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The ceramic art of Great Britain from pre-historic times down to the present day, Volume 1 (of 2) : $b being a history of the ancient and modern pottery and porcelain works of the kingdom and of their productions of every class
Jewitt, Llewellynn Frederick William
Pottery, British -- History
Guest and Elias Prestwich had agreed to purchase all the right
and interest of the said Thomas Turner of and in the said
materials implements fixtures moulds copper plates and machinery
at such a price or sum of money as should be fixed thereon by
the said Ralph Wedgwood and William Horton or their umpire to
be named as aforesaid And further reciting that a dispute had
arisen between the said Thomas Turner and the said Timothy Yate
Charles Guest and Elias Prestwich respecting the manner in which
the said colliery or coalwork had been managed and carried on
which dispute or any other difference which might arise pending
that reference as a consequence of the investigation of the
claims of the respective parties the said parties had agreed
should be adjusted and settled by the said Ralph Wedgwood and
William Horton or their said umpire to be appointed by them
in manner aforesaid It is by the Articles of Agreement now
in recital witnessed that as well the said Thomas Turner as
also the said Timothy Yate Charles Guest and Elias Prestwich
did thereby for themselves severally and respectively and for
their several and respective Heirs Executors and Administrators
covenant promise and agree to and with each other and to and
with his and their Executors and Administrators that they
the said parties respectively their respective Executors and
Administrators should and would well and truly stand to abide by
perform fulfil and keep this award order or determination which
the said Ralph Wedgwood and William Horton or their said umpire
should make between them as well concerning the said doubt or
question concerning the right and interest of the said Thomas
Turner of and in the said materials implements fixtures moulds
copper plates and machinery and the price or sum of money to
be paid him for the same as also concerning the dispute which
had arisen or which pending the said reference might arise
between the said parties respecting the manner in which the said
colliery or coalwork had been managed and carried on so as the
award or umpirage be made in writing under the hands of the said
Ralph Wedgwood and William Horton or their said umpire within
twelve weeks from the date thereof But it was thereby agreed
that that Agreement or any clause therein contained or the
said award or umpirage to be made in pursuance thereof should
not alter or extend to alter the rent and royalty reserved and
made payable by the therein recited Agreement but that the same
should remain payable upon the terms and conditions therein
mentioned And for the true performance of that Agreement each
of the said parties bound himself and themselves his and their
Executors and Administrators to the other of them his Executors
and Administrators mutually and reciprocally in the penalty of
One thousand pounds As by the said recited Agreement reference
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