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158 HISTORY OF CORN MILLING: vol. IV. IV. from & after ye day & feast of ye Na* of Saynt John bapt next -^^^^^ p^^J^^"^' ensuyng ye dat hereof unto ye complete end & t'me of sextene yers ^^ '_ then next ffolowyng fully to be completed and endyt. 13. Townsend '^^^ ^^^^ Thorns Banke his ex'^ & assignez yelding & payying Windmill. yerly & ev' yer during the said terme ffor the said Milne & other Lease i";;?. P"^^^^^^ Y^ tythe & Quenes mat' rent due and akustomed at ye fest days there used viz xx'^ yerly unto ye Vycar of Walton ffor ye tythe berne & the tythe of ye said Mylne. And ye said Thorn Banke for himselfe his ex""' & assigns doth couennte & graunte to & w^'' the said Thos Eves & John hyghtoUer thair ex'^ & assigns by these p'snts y* he the said Thomas Banks his ex" & assignez shall yerly & eue yer during ye said terme well & truly content and paye or cause to be contented & paid unto ye said Thcms Eves & John hyghtoller thair ex'' & assigns ffor ye said Wyndy Mylne & other ye p'misses ye some of ffaure of usuall iiij'' money of England ow' & besyd the tythe & Queenes mats rent & xx^ ifor ye tythe as is aforesaid at ye feasts of Saynt Martyn ye bysshoppe in Wynf, & rent, by evyn porc5ns or w*4n iij dayes next ensuying eth*" of ye said feasts And more ov' ye said Thomas Banke doth couennte & graunte to & with ye said Thomas Eves & John hyghtoller by these p'sents y* he ye said Thomas Bancke his ex""' & assignez shall & wyll well & substancially ffrom tyme to tyme during all ye said terme of xvj yers upon his & thair alone ppr costs & charges reparell sustene buyld & kepe up ye said Wyndy Mylne & ev' pt thereof: And do leave ye said Mylne w* hit app'tences at ye end of ye said terme well & substancyally repairelled & upholden in all things : Pvided alwayes y' ye said Thomas Banke his ex*^' and assignez shall not be charget to ffynde & delyv' at ye end of ye said terme sale clothes, pycks [millstone picks] ne Crotte of Corne .... as ye same are ye ppr goods of ye said Thomas Banke enything conteyned in these p'sents to the contre not w* standing : And the said Thomas Eves and John hyghtoller doth counte & graunte to & w^ ye said Thomas Banke his ex'^ & assigns by these p'sents y* if all & singler ye courits graunts & artycles covenanted & limitted upon ye ptye & behalf of ye said Thomas Banke his ex" & assigns conteyned & specyfyed in these indent^"' be well & truly pformed accomplished & fulfylled, that then le obligac5n berring det w' these p'sents wherein ye said Thomas Banke Evan haghton gent & Thomas Mylnes joyntly stand bounden unto ye said Thomas Eves John hytoller their ex" & assignez in ye some of xP st'ling, shalbe utt'ly voyd & of none effect Els stande hit in full strength and vertue. In Wytnez wherof ye p'ties aforesaid to these indent" int'chaungeably have putte thair seals. Geven ye daye & yere fyrst above written. >C Signu manuale Thome Banke. P'sent at ye enseallyng & delyv'e herof & witness of ye same Robt ffazakerley Ihon Neyll Robt Bolton Rye Tyrer & others.
SOME FEUDAL MILLS. 159 ** 14. As the desie^nation— commonly called and iv. 1 i_ a- T- 1 A/r-1 M r ^ r KING'S MILLS, named the 1 own bnd Milne — occurs for the first Liverpool. time in the foregoing deed, some evidences may be 14^ Townsend adduced here showing that ''the Town's End" and Windmill. the Townsend Mill were at Eastham, and not at ' Evidences of the north shore, as already mentioned. Text, ante, In 1562, five years after the date of the above P- ^55lease, Townsend Mill is shown to be at Eastham in a Rental of Liverpool for that year: ''Thomas Secum, now mayor, tenant in fee-farme for ever of Port Mote, i. 149. the Rough Heys [rough fields, heathlands], lying north-east the Townes End Milne upon the one part, the gallows field upon the west part, Liverpool heath upon the south part, and the lands of Richard Starkie, now in upon the occupation of Richard Abraham, the north " part site. ; the whole of these allusions Text, ante, being already shown to apply to Eastham. In \^66^^'^^^'^^^' the Earl of Derby, with a retinue of Lancashire gentlemen, arriving in Liverpool upon a secret com- mission, was met by the mayor and corporation " at Port Mote, the Townes Ende, between the stone bridge there and ^' ^^^' Mr. Mayor's hall"; John Crosse being mayor. In 1568 the corporation order the making of the road "from the cross-bridge called Townes Ende Bridge all ibid., i. 396. along through Dale Street to the market-place." In 1575 one of the burgesses is fined for " breaking the Queenes Majesties soyle ground within the liberties of the town, in the highway going down the bank [William Brown Street] from the Mylne upon the Townes End." In 1586 Molyneux grants to William More for sixteen years a lease of "the Winde Mill Moore Papers, at Leverpole Townes End"; in 1593 an allusion is made to "the watercourse at the Townes Ende" ; Port Mote, and in 1636 was ordered the repair of the pavement "• 443between "the Townes Ende Bridge and the Townes ibid., iii. 191. End Milne [William Brown Street]." In 1672 the
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