The manner of making up of Estreates.
The Estreates of the Fines, Forfeitures and Amerceaments, at the several Courts-Leet, holden for the said Hundred on the several days, and in the several years herein after men∣tioned.
That is to say,
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The Estreates of the Fines, Forfeitures and Amerceaments, at the several Courts-Leet, holden for the said Hundred on the several days, and in the several years herein after men∣tioned.
That is to say,
In case where several Mannors, then say at the top, A Rentall of the several Mannors, hereafter mentioned, for one year, &c. and begin one first, and go through with it, then another, &c.
In case where custom for Lord to have draught of Fish yearly, or such like, you must mention it in the Rentall, both when you come to the Tenant, and in Sum. total. And where several Mannors at the end of them se∣verally you must say, In all, &c. prout. and when they are all done at the end you must say,
R. K. Arm. Senescallus ibidem.
So these Rentals come to as followeth. viz.