The Literary Panorama And National Register 2
The Literary Panorama And National Register 2
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Col. Plumber: the deleodanta were John Mawdesley, Es<]. the Earl of Derby, and Sir Thot. i^tauley, Bart. The questions arose in consequence of an Act of Parliament passed in the year. 181^ for inclosiufl; lauds iu the township ot Augbto% part or which landsy hitd for a number of y«iiiib ««mstitnted the well* known Ormskirk race-ground. It was an appeal from the comroissiofiera under tftie Inclosure Act, and the questions to foe tried were, whether the plainttff* was Lord of H thifd part of the Manor of Aughton, whe- ther at the time of making the act, the plaintiff was Lord of the Manor of Upti- tberland, and whether he was not owner of the soil of the commons and waste lands intended to be inclosed. The learned Counsel stated he should shew from a book compiled under the auspices of no less a personage than King Alfred, that the ianeft in dispute, were at that time, manors held by grants, either from himself or his prede- cessors, and then in possession of a person of the name of Act red.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Col. Plumber: the deleodanta were John Mawdesley, Es<]. the Earl of Derby, and Sir Thot. i^tauley, Bart. The questions arose in consequence of an Act of Parliament passed in the year. 181^ for inclosiufl; lauds iu the township ot Augbto% part or which landsy hitd for a number of y«iiiib ««mstitnted the well* known Ormskirk race-ground. It was an appeal from the comroissiofiera under tftie Inclosure Act, and the questions to foe tried were, whether the plainttff* was Lord of H thifd part of the Manor of Aughton, whe- ther at the time of making the act, the plaintiff was Lord of the Manor of Upti- tberland, and whether he was not owner of the soil of the commons and waste lands intended to be inclosed. The learned Counsel stated he should shew from a book compiled under the auspices of no less a personage than King Alfred, that the ianeft in dispute, were at that time, manors held by grants, either from himself or his prede- cessors, and then in possession of a person of the name of Act red.
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