| 1. | 5. Aug[ust]. 5. Jacobi | It was ordeyned that no Ten[au]nt or inhabitant of this mannor shall
suffer their horses or great cattle to goo & fall upon the co[m]mon
marshe, streets or high wayes on paine for ev[er]y offence __x s |
| 2. | Item. 1. Maij 15 Jac[obi] | It[e]m that ev[er]y resiant [resident, OED] that ought to paye co[m]mon fine & shall refu[se] |
| 3. | | by the space of a month next ensuing the Leet shall forfeict _____xij d |
| 4. | 1. Maij. 15. Jac[obi] | the homage presented That divers forreyners dwelling [out] |
| 5. | | of this Mano[r] had trespassed against the Lo[rd] of this Manor |
| 6. | | in caryeng Ballast from the Lords soyle called Eastm[ersey] |
| 7. | | Stone |
| 8. | 3. Junij. 16. Jac[obi]: | The inhabitants of Eastmersy weare ordered to repayre the |
| 9. | | Butts before the first of August next upon paine of x s |
| 10. | a[nn]o. 17. Jac[obi]:- | The homage presented that the Common Fine hath ever |
| 11. | a[nn]o. 17. Jac[obi]:- | binne xix s But bycause Baron Southerton late Lord |
| 12. | a[nn]o. 19. Jac[obi]: | of this manno[r] sold & freed thease ten[eme]nts viz- Martells |
| 13. | 20 July. A[nn]o. Jac[obi] | Bromans, Bury, Staneland, WestLand, Cobbs, Werwards |
| 14. | | Girdlers, Cockmans, and Stoneacre late p[ar]cell of this |
| 15. | | mano[r] / w[hi]ch ever used to paye three Shillings & eight penc[e] |
| 16. | | towards the said co[m]mon fine / Therefore now at this courte |
| 17. | | they give onely xv s iiij d for the co[m]mon fine / |
| 18. | | But it is to be enquiered whither those tene[me]nts be so |
| 19. | | discharged of the iij s viij d as is pretended, or not |
| 20. | A[nn]o. 18. Jac[obi]. | The surveyours of the highewayes weare ordred to fill a pitt |
| 21. | | lately digged in the highe waye upon the greene leading |
| 22. | | towards the land called Wymbyes , before Wicesond[ay] [Whitsunday?] next |
| 23. | | upon payne of the forfeicture of x s / |
| 24. | A[nn]o 18. Jac[obi]. | The Terrtenaunts [landholders OED] of WareLand weare presented for |
| 25. | | encroching upon the Highe Wayes etc. & ordred to redress it |
| 26. | | before the feaste of All Saynts next, upon forfeict[ure] of xl s |
| 27. | A[nn]o. 18. Jac[obi]: | The ten[au]ntes of the land late of Edw[ard]: Greene weare ordered |
| 28. | | to fense the said land towards KateStreate before Candlemas [2nd Feb] |
| 29. | | daye next upon forfeicture of xl s |
| 30. | A[nn]o. 18. Jac[obi]: | The Bayly was co[m]aund[e]d to reteyne to the Lords use, an |
| 31. | | old Mare prized vj s viij d, w[hi]ch was strayed into this |
| 32. | | Manor & had binne p[ro]claymed etc. |
| 33. | A[nn]o. 18. Jac[obi]: | W[illia]m Smith and George Sherlock weare ordred to new |
| 34. | | build the tene[me]nt called the Cocke, w[hi]ch lately was consumed |
| 35. | | w[i]th fyer etc / |
| 36. | A[nn]o. 19. Jac[obi]: | Alex[ander] Newman victualer was fyned at xx s for selling |
| 37. | | lesse measure of beer than he ought. / |
