. L'histoire de Victoria le comté d'Hertford. L'histoire naturelle. New York. Thi rayal anâ', o/EDWARD 111 -le difitinct wiih tf un lah,t HITCHIN quarante ans, renouvelable sur le paiement d'un autre quitter-louer, mais n'avait aucune heriots. Le bois, sur le rkatior avait été accordée dans iCto au syndic, à l'utilisation de l'copyholders pour une somme de 1>66 161. Il Bjchabo 1 Duc d'Anne d'York. La France en quartiers -wnk fra- entendre, Gul, difftreMtd terre â wi'h leopard, Â" la même étiquette golden crow. II w M M, ,1/ II ^ y Elizabeth f New York. Ou un <â ¢, JTB/u f..r de, d parents Parti Baâ, o. W 1VX Une uurtAicn^'i trente e'gft fo : MoBTIM

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. The Victoria history of the county of Hertford. Natural history. York. Thi rayal aâ¢, o/EDWARD 111 -wiih the difitinct tf a lah, t HITCHIN forty years, renewable on the payment of another quit-rent, but owed no heriots. The wood, on the rkatior had been granted in iCto to trustee, to the use of the copyholders for a sum of 1>66 161. 1 he Bjchabo Duke of Anne of York. FRANCE quartered -wnk ENG- hear, , gul LAND difftreMtd â wi'h leopard, « the same label golden crow. II w M M, , 1/ II ^ y Elizabeth f York. Or a <â¢, jtb/u f..r De , d Kith Baâ, o. W 1VX a^'i thirty uurtAicn e'gft fo: MoBTIMEP ever oil, field in 1460. His son Edward Duke of York was crowned King of England in 14.61. In the same year he granted Hitchin to his mother Cicely Duchess of York for life.11" The reversion was granted by Henry VII to his queen Elizabeth in 1491.103 In 1 509 Henry VIII granted the manor to the Princess Katberine of Arragon on his marriage with her, 1"1 and in 1534 it formed part of the dower of Queen Anne Boleyn.!0S Ralph Sadleir, gentleman of the King's Privy Chamber, was appointed steward and bailiff of the lordship in 1539 in place of Wiliiam CotTyn deceased.106 In 1603 James I granted the manor to his queen Anne, 107 and in 1619 it was conveyed by the king to trustees for the use of the Prince of Wales.m A Parliamentary survey was taken of it in 1650, as having lately belonged to Queen Henrietta Maria."" From the survey it appears that quit-rents were payable to the manor from tenants in Hitchin, Offley, Walden, Preston and Kimpton. The free- holders paid for relief one year's quit-rent, but nothing on alienation ; the copyholders paid half a year's quit- rents on alienation and were admitted for a term of courts baron and leet were kept in one of the stalls in the market-place belonging to the lord of the manor. The common fines, law-day money, head- silver, and tithing silver paid at the Michaelmas leet amounted to £1 i$i-, the fines, &amp

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