S E C T. XIX.

A N D by these Presents we give and grant Licence unto the said _William

Penn_, and his Heirs, and likewise to all and every such Person or

Persons to whom the said _William Penn_, or his Heirs, shall at any Time

hereafter grant any Estate or Inheritance as aforesaid, to erect any

Parcels of Land within the Province aforesaid into Manors, by and with

the Licence to be first had and obtained for that Purpose, under the

Hand and Seal of the said _William Penn_, or his Heirs; and in every of

the said Manors to have and to hold a Court-Baron, with all things

whatsoever which to a Court-Baron do belong, and to have and to hold

View of Frank-Pledge for the Conservation of the Peace, and the better

Government of those Parts, by themselves or their Stewards, or by the

Lords for the Time being of the Manors to be deputed when they shall be

erected, and in the same to use all Things belonging to the View of

Frank-Pledge. A N D we do further grant Licence and Authority, That every

such Person or Persons who shall erect any such Manor or Manors, as

aforesaid, shall or may grant all or any Part of his said Land to any

Person or Persons, in Fee-simple, or any other Estate of Inheritance to

be held of the said Manors respectively, so as no farther Tenure shall

be created, but that upon all further or other Alienations thereafter to

be made, the said Lands so aliened shall be held of the same Lord and

his Heirs, of whom the Aliener did then before hold, and by the like

Rents and Services which were before due and accustomed.

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