the  liver,  xij^.  Itranchises,  priviledges,  profitts,

and  comodities  whatsoever  unto
the  said  manor  and  scite  of  the
manor  of  Craik  aforesaid  be-
longing, &c.  ;  (the  patronage,
gift,  presentacion,  and  coUacion
of  and  to  the  parsonage,  rec-
torie,  and  church  of  Craik
aforesaid,  and  one  parcell  of
ground  called  the  Shawes,  and
all  ecclesiasticall  and  spirituall
jurisdicions  within  the  said
manor  alwaies  except  and  fore-
prised;)  also  all  the  wooddes
and  underwoods  and  trees  now
growing  and  renewing,  or  here-
after to  grow  and  renew,  in  or
upon  the  said  manor  of  Craike,
or  other  the  last  recited  pre-
misses, &c.
All  that  the  manor  or  man-
sion howse  of  Welehall,  and
the  demayne  lande  therunto
belonging,  in  the  countie  of
Yorke,  &c. ;  and  also  the  fRshing
at  or  nere  Welehall  aforesaid,
in  the  water  or  river  of  Ouse  ;
and  also  the  said  winde  milne
and  litle  close  thereunto  nere
adjoyning,  &c. ;  all  that  the
said  close  called  the  New  Close
at  Saltmarshe,  and  the  said
closes  or  parcells  of  ground
called  the  Assell  Crofts,  White
Croft,  and  Morefeld ;  and  all
the  landes  in  Walkington  afore-
said called  or  knowen  by  the
name  of  the  Demaynes  of  the
towneof  Walkington  aforesaid ;


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