...and travel upon, and over on foot and on horfetack only, but not in or with their coaclies, carts, or carriages at all times of the year, at their free will and pleafure ; and the faid J' S. further fays, that one PJ efquire, afterwards, and before the faid time,...

...of tUe huiiac. said, for all the liege subjects of our said lord the king, to go, pass and repuss, at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure ; yet the said С D, well knowing the premises, heretofore, to wit, on the day and year aforesaid,...

...and WF in the county aforesaid, for all the liege subjects of the king, to pass and repass with their cattle and carriages at all times of the year at their free will; and further that the company of proprietors of the navigation of the river Medway, afterwards and before...

...the parish aforesaid, for all the liege subjects of our said lord the king, to go, pass and repass, at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure ; yet the said CD well knowing the premises, heretofore, to wit, on the day and year aforesaid, to...

...fating a to go, returni pass and repass on foot, in, through, along and over wall, &c. every year, at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure anross without any obstruction, hindrance or impediment whatsoever and*" f which said close of land...

...his predecessors, to go, return, pass, and repass, on foot, in, through, along, and over, every year, at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure, without any obstruction, hindrance, or impediment whatsoever, and which snid close of land, on, ixc....

...as on horseback, and with their cattle, coaches, carts, waggons, and other carriages, every year,, at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure; and that just before and at the said time when Sic., the said goods and chattels in the said declaration...

...on foot and with horses, mares, and geldings, and other cattle, and with waggons, carts, and other carriages, at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure. And the said defendant further saith, that he the said defendant being a liege subject of our said...

...river, all the subjects, &c. had been used and accustomed as of right to pass and repass with their cattle and carriages, at all times of the year at their free will and pleasure; and it having thereupon and thereby become the duty of the adventurers to construct and erect a bridge...

...land and premises, in, over, and throughout the said common called Woolbeding common, every year, and at all times of the year, at their free will and pleasure; and, being so possessed thereof, he, just before the said time when &c., to wit, on the day and year...