Nor could this Deed be Evaded, by any Legall Right which was
expressly made for those ends mentioned to be a security for them
which he makes a contingency, or how could Harry Best pretend
- to avoyd that contingecy, by his advice to cutt if off?
+ to avoyd that contingecy, by his advice to cutt it off?
@@ -5104,7 +5104,7 @@ to that living, and gave him . she still replyed that she
knew in her Consience I was innocent of those things & she allso
knew of that intended marriage. & therefore, she did not beleive
- non of them. my dere Aunt Norton tould her: why, then, did
+ non of them. my dere Aunt Norton tould her: why, then, did
she not tell me, or Mr Thornton how I was wronged.
@@ -5576,7 +5576,7 @@ to that living, and gave him Papists, so oppissitt to our faith, & both to Intrest consernes, whos
daughters carried of a great part of Estate from newton by the
Large Portions haveing 1500l a Peice, beeing 3 of them matched to
- the best gentlemen of the Country. Papists. vidzvidelicet, The Cholmleys,
+ the best gentlemen of the Country. Papists. vidzvidelicet, The Cholmleys,
of Bransbey (800l per Annum. The Eldest Daughter was married to;
The second daughter, my Sister Margrett, was married to Mr
@@ -5949,7 +5949,7 @@ to that living, and gave him 10l a yeare to officiate that Place, & soe to save
the 30l a yeare, which he now gave to Mr Comber. (he giveing in all to
him 40l
- per Annum).
+ per Annum.)
uppon which, Mr Thornton was soe much conserned That I herd
him affirme, if we might not injoy Mr Comber still and a preaching
@@ -6093,12 +6093,12 @@ to that living, and gave him , & mercy to me, did Joyne with me, in this. having a great
desire to have Purchased the Perpetuall advouson of this Living
of Stongrave to Annexe it to his Estate, by my Lord Frechvills
- meanes, (could have it don for 300l but my Lord tould him it
+ meanes, (could have it don for 300l but my Lord tould him it
would be changed att every Kings (Change) so he laid downe that
designe of that).
But we were, very ready to shew our Indeavours to bring him
into the way, and Eye of Preferment &, to that end, I made it my request
- to my deare Lord Fretchvill to accept Mr Comber for his Chaplain,
+ to my deare Lord Fretchvill to accept Mr Comber for his Chaplain,
which he pleased to doe for my Sake & gave him a confirmation by
his Pattent.
@@ -6289,7 +6289,7 @@ to that living, and gave him
- For she did, affter she was gon from henc,e try to
+ For she did, affter she was gon from hence, try to
her uttmost to instigate all my good freinds against
me, & my childe, by stirring upp my good freind Dr
samwaies to beleive those lyes tould against Mr Combr
@@ -6491,7 +6491,7 @@ to that living, and gave him . & sence I both know that bussiness which we would not
have made Publick (of the match of my Child with Mr Comber)
which you have had many occasions to imploy him about our
- Estate & affaires, — which non but my Brother Denton & my selfe
+ Estate & affaires — which non but my Brother Denton & my selfe
& Mrs Danby knowes of. this might be some occasion that our
Enemies might pretend that you imployed him.'
@@ -6718,7 +6718,7 @@ to that living, and gave him , which was a long time affter she did her best to
doe me right with Mr Darcy, Mr Ederington. And my Cozen
Nicholson, whose Charity (tho of annothr oppinnion) was much
- greived att the unjust lyes which was tould of me att my Lady
+ greived att the unjust lyes which was tould of me att my Lady
Franklands (who was insenced against me that I would not
lett my servant leave me when I was in childbed & goe to
her). they, god forgive them, had hatched lyes of me.
@@ -6840,13 +6840,13 @@ to that living, and gave him againe. But, if the Lord should take me a
way, from himselfe, & my Children,
I begged hee would please to deliver This Trunke (with
- the writings) unto my Lord Frechevill, who was my mothers
+ the writings) unto my Lord Frechevill, who was my mothers
Brother & allso her Trustee & Executor of her will & Testamt.
I allso desired my husband to deliver to my Lord Frechevill
these monneys, which he had the use of (which was my mothers:)
& he had given to me againe to keepe; but I gave them (beeing
about 60l
- or 70l) praing him to give it to my Lord F.Frescheville for the
+ or 70l) praing him to give it to my Lord F.Frescheville for the
use of my deare mothers will expresed for my Children (as it
may appeare in her Deeds. & last will & Testament, it did
belong to my Lord as her Excequtor for the use of my Children
@@ -7115,7 +7115,7 @@ to that living, and gave him
Nor did I maintaine & subsist & uphold the Family of the
- Danbys ( my deare Sisters Children) for 20 yeares together out
+ Danbys (my deare Sisters Children) for 20 yeares together out
of my husbands Estate, as he did very well know. butt what I had
of my deare mothers Estate which she bought and gave me to Live on
that was Purchased by her widdowes Estate att midlham.