...cccafione -vel impetitione nojiri <vel hered. nojirorum in futurum. In ENGLISH thus : [ " And moreover we have granted, and by this our " Charter have confirmed, for us and our Heirs, to the " aforefaid Citizens, and their Heirs and Succefibrs, Imprimis, That the Mayor of the faid City and...

...Juftices, Sheriffs, Provofts, Minifters, and all Bailifis and faithful fubjects, greeting. Know ye That we have granted, and by this our charter have confirmed, for us and our heirs, to our freemen of Kyngefton, that they and their heirs for ever may have the return of our writs from...

...statement, which is as follows, — "That Magna Chana begins by declaring, We haue granted to God, and by this our charter have confirmed for us and our heirs fur ever, That the Church of England be free, and shall have all her whole riyhts inviolable ; and...

...original charter, in the Tower of London : — " The king to the archbishops, &c. greeting, Know ye that we have granted, and by this our charter have confirmed, for us and our heirs, to our burgesses of the new borough of Warnemuth, that they and their heirs for ever shall have all the...

...city, if the city itself be specially committed to the custody of themselves, we have granted to them, and by this our charter have confirmed, for us and our heirs, the said city, and our mills of the same city, and our fishery in the water of Eden, to have and to...

...City, if the City itself be specially committed to the custody of themselves, have granted to them, and, by this our Charter have confirmed, for us and our Heirs, the said City, and our Mills of the same City, and our Fishery in the Water of Eden: To have and to...

...son, in order that he may the more decently maintain himself according to the nobility of his station, have granted and by this our charter have confirmed for us and our heirs to the aforesaid John now Earl of Lancaster and Richmond, that he and his heirs of his body and the body of...

...good'services to us and to our heirs, kings of England, faithfully to be continued in time to come; we have granted, and, by this our Charter, have confirmed for us and for our heirs to the same, our barons and their heirs, all their liberties and freedoms, so that they...

...in controversies of faith." 3. That Magna Charta (f) begins by declaring, " We have granted to God, and by this our charter have confirmed for us and our heirs tor ever, that the Church of England be free, and shall have all her whole rights inviolable ;" and...

...and for the service to us and our hairs Kings of England faithfully to be continued for the future, have granted and by this our Charter have confirmed for us and our heirs to the same our Barons and their heirs all their liberties and quittances, so that they may be quit of all duty...