Phillipp and Jacob now last past for and under the yearly rent of [...] fower pounds sterlinge paiable into the Receipt of his Majesty’s Exchequer in England or unto the hands of the Receivor of his Ma jesty his heirs and Successors for the tyme beinge for the Revennue of Londonderr y also Derry and Colerane or either of them att the fffeasts of All S[ain]ts and P hillip and Jacob by equall porc[i]ons, Up[p]on Condic[i]on that the said Ter m shall cease and be voyd if the said rent or any part therof shall b e behind and unpayd by the space of ffifty daies next after any of th e said ffeasts or dayes of paym[en]t aforesaid, And the said Richard and Richard or their assignes shall att their or some of their prop[er] Costs [and] chardges within five yeares now next com[m]inge erect and build [and] fully finishe up[p]on the p[re]misses two sufficient and substantiall houses of timber bricke or stone after the Manner of English houses every of the said houses to be two stories highe and to conteine four roomes att the least, And the said Richard and Richard or two other able and sufficient Ten[a]nts with their ffamilyes shall from tyme to time during the said terme of yeares be resident [and] inhabitant in [and] upon the foresaid premisses and shall duringe the said Terme grind at his Majesty’s Mill or Milles within the late Mannor of Pellipar or prop ortion of land called the Skynners Proporc[i]on, all his [and] their mault corne [and] grayne which he or they shall expend or use up[p]on the premisses or beinge ground shall sell to any p[er]son or p[er]sons and pay for grindinge thereof to the Miller of the said Mill or Mills for the tyme beinge the sixeteenth part of all the said Mault corne and grayne And shall doe suit att the Court Baron to be holden for such Mannor as his Ma[ies]tie shall erect, create or make up[p]on or within the said Proporc[i]on from three weekes to three weekes if the same shall be soe often held, And shall duringe the said Terme keepe, susteyne, and maintayne the aforesaid houses and all other the aforesaid buildings in good and sufficient rep[ar]ac[i]ons, and shall within seaven yeares now next com[m]inge with dike and double quicksett where quicksett will growe, and with other good and sufficient ffences and enclosures where quicksett will not growe devide sever and make the aforesaid premisses into eighteene severall closes more than the same now are, and the same beinge soe devided, made and severed and all other the hedges ditches and Inclosures upon or belonginge to the aforesaid p[re]misses shall keepe and maintaine well and sufficiently ffenced, ditched, inclosed, and quicksetted during the said Terme. And shall yearly duringe the said terme sett and plant up[p]on some part of the aforesaid premisses eighteene young trees of oake or ashe fitt or likely to growe to be Tymber trees, and the same or others to be sett or planted in the roomes or steeds of such of them as shall happen to dye shall maintayne p[re]serve and keepe from hurt [and] spoyle duringe the said Terme And that up[p]on reasonable request there shall be allowed and sett out unto the said Richard and Richard and their assignes from tyme to tyme duringe the said Terme, by the Woodward or other Officer of his Ma[ies]ty his heires [and] Successors rough Tymber for building and repairinge the said houses, and houseboote in convenient places within the late County of Londonderry to be spent up[p]on the p[re]misses and not elsewhere, and that the said Richard and Richard and their assignes shall and may from tyme to tyme duringe the said Terme have and take fireboote, and hedgeboote to be taken in and up[p]on the roots stumps truncks, and bodies of dead trees fallen or

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