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THIS INDENTURE MADE THE SEVENTEENTH DAY OF November in
the fourth year of the reign of our Sovereign Lady Anne
by the Grace of God of England Scotland and Ireland
Queen Defender of the Faith etc BETWEEN the Right
Honourable Charles Boderle earl of Radnor of the one
part and Patherick Bunt of the Parish of Cardinham of
the other part WITNESSETH that the said Earls of Radnor
as well for and in consideration of the sum of four
score and six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence
and two guineas of gold of lawful English money unto the
said Earle of Radnor by the said Patherick Bunt and
before the execution of these presents well and truly
paid the receipt whereof the said Earle of Radnor doth
hereby acknowledge and thereof all and every part and
parcel thereof doth acquit and discharge the said
Patherick Bunt his Executors administrators and assigns
and every of them by these presents as aforesaid and in
consideration of the sum of fourscore and six pounds
thirteen shillings and fourpence of like lawful English
money unto the said Earle of Radnor by his said
Patherick Bunt well and truly to be paid at or upon the
29th day of September next ensuing the date thereof as
also for and in consideration of the sum of fourscore
and six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence of like
lawful English money more with the said Patherick Bunt
thereby promise to pay unto the said Earl of Radnor or
his assigns at or upon the 29th day of September which
shall be in the year of our Lord God 1707 HATH demised
and leased and in and by these presents doth demise and
lease and to and to farms sett lett confirm unto the
said Patherick Bunt all that messuage and tenament
called Cabilla Barns situate lying and being in the
Parish of Cardinham and County aforesaid with all and
singular its appurtenances late in the tenure and
occupation of William Bunt of Bradock and which fell
into the hands and possession of the said Earl of Radnor
on the death of Thomas Bunt his son all which said
premises are part of the Manor of Cabilla EXCEPTING and
always reserving unto the said Earl of Radnor his heirs
and assigns all timber trees of oak ash elms and with
all and all woods now growing or hereafter to grow in
and upon the premises with liberty to fell down and
carry away the same and also all tin toll tin and tin
works and all other mines of metal whatsoever now being
or hereafter to be found in or upon the premises and
liberty to dig delve and harth for tin and other metals
and in and metals there found the same from thereto to
take and carry away with all manner of carriages and
also reserving unto the said Earl of Radnor his heirs
and assigns free warren of and for all hunting fishing
and fowling make upon the premises with liberty
liberties to and for the said Earl of Radnor and hi
heirs with his and their retinue to hawk hunt fish and
fowl in and upon the said premises at his and their will
and pleasure TO HAVE AND TO HOLD all and singular the
said demised premises with the appurtenances (except
before excepted) unto the said Patherick Bunt his
executors administrators and assigns from the 23rd
September last passed for and during the term and time
of fourscore and nineteen years fully to be complete and
ended if Patherick Bunt his son aged about 27 years
Elizabeth Ennor daughter of Thomas Ennor of St Nyott
aged about 21 years and Mary the daughter of Nicholas
Wills of Bradock aged about 2 years or either of them
shall so long happen to live YEILDING and paying
therefore yearly unto the said Earl of Radnor his heirs
and assigns three and fifty shillings and four pounds of
lawful English money at or upon the four ? or days of
the year most usual for payment of rent that is to say
at or upon the 25th of December the 25th of March the
24th day of June and 29th day of September by even and
equal portions to be paid during the said terms YEILDING
also and paying one capon yearly at xmas or twelve ?
(pouts or pounds) for the same and one harvest ?
(journey) yearly in the time of harvest or six ? (pouts
or pounds) for the same during the said term AND also
yielding and paying a best beast for and in (damaged)
name of an herriott or farlief by and upon the death of
the said Patherick Bunt the son Elizabeth Ennor and Mary
Wills and by and upon the death of every and either of
them respectively dying one after another as they are
(damage) lett dolons in this indenture of lease AND the
said Patherick Bunt party to these presents his
executors administrators and assigns and every of them
shall doe suite and service to all his Court and Courts
of the said Earl of Radnor his heirs and assigns that
shall be then kept within his or their Manor of Cabilla
and shall also doe and exorcise the office of a Reeve
and all of the suites and services as other tenements of
the said in and here doe (damaged) authorised to doe
during the said term AND shall and will also at his and
their own proper costs and charges well and sufficiently
repair ? sustain maintain and keep all and singular the
said premises with appurtenances and every part and
parcel thereof as well as walls and coverings as hedges
ditches gates and fences and make other needful and
noncomencement reparations during the same leasure and
in end of the said leasure the same to well and
sufficiently repair and maintain shall and will have and
hold up AND the said Patherick Bunt party to these
presents doth covenant and promise to and with the said
Earl of Radnor his heirs and assigns by these presents
that he the said Patherick Bunt party to these presents
his executors administrators and assigns shall and will
dwell and inhabit in and upon the premises during the
terms aforesaid AND it is further agreed between the
parties aforesaid that the said Patherick bunt or his
assigns shall not cutt any timber without the license or
leave of the said Earl of Radnor his heirs or assigns
and it is further agreed between the parties aforesaid
that the said Patherick Bunt party to these presents is
to have reasonable wooding of brush and underwood on the
premises for his necessary use to be spent on the
premises only but not to sell any to any person
whatsoever AND IF IT MAY HAPPEN the said yearly rent of
three and fifty shillings and four pence to be behind
and unpaid in part or in all by the spare of six months
next after any day of the days of payment aforesaid in
with the said ought to be paid aforesaid being lawfully
demanded and not paid and not sufficient distress in or
upon the said premises by all that time can or may be
found whereby the said rent soo being behind with the
arrearages thereof if any be may or can be levied or if
the said Patherick Bunt party to these presents his
executors administrators and assigns doe or commit or
willingly suffer to be done or committed any act thing
which shall or may be predudicial or hurtful to the
state of inheritance of the said Earl of Radnor his
heirs or assigns or for the said premises or if the said
Patherick Bunt party to these presents his executors
administrators and assigns doe fail and make default of
payment of the aforesaid sum of fourscore and six pounds
thirteen shillings and four pence of lawful English
money unto the said Earl of Radnor or his assigns at or
upon the 29th day of September next ensuing the date
hereof or of the said Patherick Bunt his executors
administrators and assigns do fail and make default of
payment of the aforesaid sum of fourscore and six pounds
thirteen shillings and four pence of like lawful English
money unto the said Earl of Radnor or his assigns at or
upon the 29th day of September which shall be in the
year of Our Lord 1707 according to the true intent and
meaning of these presents or if the said Patherick Bunt
his executors administrators and assigns doe not justly
? for and pay over unto the said Earl of Radnor and his
assigns all the rents suits and / and all other yearly
profits which shall from time to time arise and grow and
within the aforesaid Manor of Cabilla when and as often
as he or they shall ? gather and receive the same as
Reeve or Reeves of the said Manor during the term
aforesaid THAT THEN and from thenceforth for all or any
of the causes aforesaid it shall and may be lawful to
and for the said Earl of Radnor his heirs and assigns
into all and singular the said premises with the
appurtenances wholly to enter and the same to have again
retaine reposses and enjoy as in his and their former
right and estate these presents or any herein contained
to the contrary in anywise notwithstanding AND the said
Earl of Radnor and his heirs all and singular the
premises with the appurtenances and every part and
parcel thereof (except before excepted) unto the said
Patherick Bunt party to these presents his executors
administrators and assigns in manner and form aforesaid
and for and during the term aforesaid and by and under
the rent reservations exceptions covenants and
agreements before in these presents reserved and
specified as well against him the said Earl of Radnor
and his heirs as also against all other persons or
persons having or lawfully claiming to have any estate
right title or interest by from or under him or them
shall and will ? acquit and by these presents defend IN
WITNESS whereof the parties above said to these present
indentures their hands and seals interchangeably have
set the day and year first above written Anno Domini
1705
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Contributed by Malcolm McCarthy, (Malc in Sunny Padstow), who has the original document. |