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Uuhich letters patents and all thuigs contained in them, by the authority of my Parliament last holden at Uvestminster, as by an act of the same Parliament it plainly appeareth, were authorised, approved, ratified and confirmed for to perform and fulfil my will of and upon the disposition of the said castles, Lordships, manors, lands, tenements, rents services and other possessions by me to be made and ordained and to my seid feffees on my behalf, for to be declared and notified I by these my present letters declare and notify unto my said feffees according unto the said Act, that in these my letters is contained my said will, which I desire to be done and performed by my seid feffees of the castles […]. above seide. Memorandum that the King his pleasure is that these castles […]. shall remain in the feffees hands until the time that all his will in every point be entirely executed, and that afterwards they remain to his heirs and successors, Kings of England. But if it fortune that before his will take effect, they die all save three, two, or one: then these three, two, or one, must enfeffe fourteen in all those castles […]. videlicet William B. of Winchester. Reinald B. of S. •aph Thomas Earl of Devonshire, Richard Earl of Sarum. Henry Earl of Northumberland, John Earl of Shrewsburie. Thomas LORD Clifford. Lionel Lord of Welles. Master John Chadworth Provost of my College of Cambridge. William Westburie Provost of my said College of Eton. Master William Say. Master Andrew Nulls. Sir Robert Rosse Knight. and Sir Thomas Standley Knight. And if it so fall that these fourteen persons which the said three, two, or one should so enfeffe at that ⟨p. 74⟩time as such enfeffement should be made, be all dead: then these three, two, or one, must enfeffe fourteen other spiritual and temporal of good fame, faith and credence. Provided always that if any of the first fourteen be on live, he would have them all put in the feffement before any person of the same state or degree. Furthermore for the final performing of my seid will, to be put effectually in execution, I considering the great discretion of the said worshipful father in God William now B.

UUhich letters patents and all thuigs contained in them, by the authority of my Parlament last holden at UUestminster, as by an act of the same Parlament it plainly appeareth, were authorised, approved, ratified and confirmed for to performe and fulfill my will of and uppon the disposition of the seyd castels, Lordships, mannours, lands, tenements, rents services and other possessions by me to be made and ordained and to my seid feffees on my behalfe, for to be declared and notified I by these my present letters declare and notifie vnto my seyd feffees according vnto the seyd Act, that in these my letters is conteined my seyd will, which I desire to be done and performed by my seid feffees of the castels . aboue seide. Memorandum that the King his pleasure is that these castels . shall remaine in the feffees hands vntill the time that all his will in every point be entirely executed, and that afterwards they remaine to his heyres and successors, Kings of England. But if it fortune that before his will take effect, they die all save three, two, or one: then these three, two, or one, must enfeffe foureteene in all those castels . videlicet William B. of Winchester. Reinald B. of S. aph Thomas Erle of Devonshire, Richard Erle of Sarum. Henrie Erle of Northumberland, John Erle of Shrewsburie. Thomas LORD Clifford. Lyonell Lord of Welles. Master John Chadworth Provost of my Colledge of Cambridge. William Westburie Provost of my seyd Colledge of Eton. Master William Say. Master Andrew Nulles. Sir Robert Rosse Knight. and Sir Thomas Standley Knight. And if it so fall that these foureteene persons which the seyd three, two, or one should so enfeffe at that