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44 HISTORY OF CORN MILLING: vol. iv SHREWSBURY ^^^ actual record of this affair and of its sequel ABBEY is not quoted by the historians, and antiquaries are '. therefore much indebted to the Rev. C. H. Drink- S k^h"^r^^ water, of Shrewsbury, for a transcript of the interesting ' document. The essential portions of this are appended ; 1267. Trans. Shrop. commencing with the terms of the "compromise" of Arch. Soc. 1894 341. 1267 :— Cum inter religiosos viros abbatem et conventum Sancti Petri Salop ex una parte et communitatem burgensium ville Salop ex altera motum esset placitum in curia Domini regis de quibusdam molendiniis per predictos burgenses in eadem villi et extra levatis contra cartas et libertates predictorum abbatis et conventus a diversis regibus et magnatibus Anglise eisdem concessas secundum quod in cartis ipsis plenius continetur. Cum dicta burgenses tria molendina ad equos et unum ad ventum intra muros dicte ville et tria molendina ad * aquas in suburbio ejusdem villae levassent : Tam iidem burgenses quam predicti abbas et conventibus concesserunt quod predicta tria molendina iii dicto suburbio levata prosternantur et in perpetuo prostrater remaneant. Et quod predicta quatuor molendina infra muros predictos existencia in locis in quibus nunc sunt in perpetuum remaneant vel ad loca competenciora in eadem villa de communi consensu partium predictarum sumptibus communibus transferantur levantur et sustententur. Ita quod ipsa quatuor molendina secundum statum in quo nunc sunt per duodecim probos et legales homines juratos neutri parti suspicatos fideliter apparcientur. Et quod dictus abbas et conventus medietatem dicti precii dictis burgensibus refundant si molendina ipsa ibidem debeant remanere : sic autem alibi de communi consensu de communibus sumptibus utriusque exitus et proventus partis leventur et sustententur. ipsorum quatuor molendinorum Omnes vero inter partes predictas equalibus porcionibus sine contencione dividantur ; et ipsa molendina et molendinarii et alii ministri in ipsis molendinis communi concensu consortietur sumptibus communibus utriusque partis sustentatur. Preterea de communi consilio et consensu tam predictorum abbatis et conventus quam predictorum burgensium provisum est et concessum quod duo molendina aquaria per aquam Sabryne currencia circa villam Salop unacum stagnis eorundem sumptibus communibus construantur et sustententur ubi utraque pars ad commune commodum magis viderit expedire. Ita quod omnes exitus et proventus ipsorum molendinorum sicut et aliorum quatuor antedictorum equaliter inter partes dividantur. ... In omnibus autem predictis molendinis consortuantur molendinarii et alii ministri tot predictorum ex parte abbatis et conventus et eorum successorum quot ex * The terms "equos" and "aquas" seem by the context to be relatively applied as we have given them, though they are not so in the transcript. The verdict of the jury also will be seen to mention the horse-mills as being in the town.
SOME FEUDAL MILLS. 45 de communi II. parte burgensium et eorum heredum. Ita quod consensu utriusque partis sustententur vel amoveantur et alii loco SHREWSBURY ipsorum sustituantur. Si vera omnia molendina predicta unacum molendinis predic- MILLS torum abbatis et conventus in suburbio constructis ad multuram 6. Monastic dicte ville non sufficiant et plura molendina de communi concensu Soke broken levare voluerunt, tunc tam de sumptibus quam emolumentis eorundem 1 267. molendinarum per omnia fiat inter partes, sicut de aliis molendinis communibus ut predictum est. Nullus vero de homnibus Salop impediet aliquem quominus ad communia molendina predicta et ad molendinum predictorum abbatis et conventus in suburbio et alibi pro voluntate sua propria libere possit ire et ad ea molere. In cujus rei, &c., Domino Walter de Merton ; Magistro Godefrid Gyffard, tunc cancellario Domini regis ; Magistro John de Chyshull, Domino Robert Walerand, John de la Lynde, Robt. Anguyllon, et aliis magnatibus tunc apud Salop existentibus. Whereas between the religious men the abbot and convent of St. Peter of Salop on the one part, and the commonalty of the burgesses of Salop on the other, motion is made in the court of the lord the king regarding certain mills erected by the said burgesses both within and without the said town contrary to the charters and liberties of the said abbot and convent by divers kings and magnates of England conceded to them, as fully shown by their charters ; and whereas the burgesses have erected three horse-mills and one windmill within the walls of the town and three watermills in the suburb of the same : in The said abbot and burgesses have agreed that the three mills the suburb shall be pulled down and shall perpetually remain prostrate. And that the four mills within the walls shall remain in perpetuity either in the places where they now are or in any other suitable places in the town, and by the common consent of the said parties shall be raised, maintained, or transferred at their joint expense. The said four mills shall be faithfully viewed, with regard to the condition in which they now are, by twelve honest and legally qualified men, not suspected of bias toward either party. If the mills remain where they are, the abbot and convent shall refund to the town one-half of their assessed value ; if they are removed by the common consent of both parties, they shall be rebuilt and maintained at their common cost. All expenses and receipts of the said four mills shall be equally divided without contention between the parties ; and the mills, with the millers and other servants therein, shall be arranged and maintained by the common consent and at the common cost of the parties. Furthermore, it is provided and conceded by common counsel and consent of the abbot and burgesses that on the river Severn round about the town of Shrewsbury shall be erected and sustained at the expense of both parties two watermills with their dams at such places as may seem to both parties most convenient ; and all the expenses and receipts of those mills, as of the other four already '
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