The compleat clark, and scriveners guide. Containing exact draughts and presidents of all manner of assurances and instruments now in use: as they were penned and perfected by divers learned judges, eminent lawyers, and great conveyancers, both ancient and modern. Whereunto is also added a concordance of years, from the time of King Richard the third untill this present; very usefull for conveyancers and others. With an exact alphabeticall table, whereby any of the said presidents may be easily found out.

Grants.

A Grant of the Rent and Reversion of a house during the Grantees life, with condition that if the Lease in Esse determine before the Grantees death, that then the Grantor may let the Premisses, re∣serving so much rent to the Grantee during his life,	370
A Grant of Lands in Exchange, penned by Edmund Plowden Esquire,	397
A Grant of a Free-hold Estate in Land for term of life,	ib.
The Grant of a Reversion,	398
The endorsement upon this Deed,	400
A Grant of a Clerk-ship of a Court,	ib.
A Grant of a Leet, Park, and free Warren,	401
Of a Stewardship,	403
Of the Clerk-ship of the Peace by a Custos Rotulorum,	404
Of an Extent.	405
Of the next Avoider of a Parsonage,	406
Of a Presentation from the King,	407
Of an Advowson from a ••••ommon Person,	ib.
Of a Presentation by a private Person,	408
An Indenture between the Patron and Vicar,	ib.
Of a Manumission,	409
Of the Office of a Receiver and Surveyor,	410
Of a Keeper of a Park,	ib.
Of an Auditor-ship,	411
Of a Bayliwick,	412
Of a Deputation or under-Stewardship,	ib.
Of a Ward within age,	413
Of an Advowson of a Parsonage in Fee,	ib.
Of a Donation of a free Chappell,	414
Of an Annuity given to a Servant for promotion in Marriage,	ib.
Of a chief Rent, Homage and Service,	415
Of an Annuity for Councel not to be charged upon the person of the Grantor,	ib.
Of an Annuity to the use of a woman, to begin after the death of the Grantor,	ib.
Of a Reversion,	416
Of an Annuity, with condition, that the wife shall claim no Dower,	ib.