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permitting theire Copiholde bowses or Tenementes to decay, and 

 to continue in decay vnrepayred by the space of three yeares after 

 notice or warning given by the Lord of the said Mannor for the 

 time beinge or his Bayliffe to the Copihold Tenant or Cottager of 

 the same howses or Tenementes wilfullie permitted to continue in 

 decay, for the repayringe or reedinenge the same. And that it 

 shall be lawfull for all or anie the said Copiholders, and Cottagers 

 Tenantes of the said Mannor, theire and every of theire heires and 

 Lawfulness assignes, from time to time and att all times heereafter, at his and 

 hoidersk)" theire pleasures, to demise his or theire sayd Copiholdes and Cot- 

 lett their tages, or anie parte thereof for the tearme of one and twenty yeares 

 " or vnder vnto such persons as the said Copiholder or Cottager shall 

 thinke fitt without incurringe any forfeyture therefore, soe that the 

 said Copiholder soe demisinge his said Copihold or Cottage, or 

 anye parte thereof, at the Courte of the said Mannor of Streatham 

 next followinge the said demise, or within one yeare next after 

 such .demise, doe paie or cause to be paid vnto the Lord of the said 

 Mannor for the time beinge or to his Bayliffe proportionablie after 

 the rate of one yeares value onelie of the lordes old and vsuall rent 

 of the said Copihold or Cottage soe demised, or wheareof anie 

 parte or parcell shalbe soe demised, for and in the name of a Fine. 



Sir Miles to And that if the said Sir Miles Saudis his heires or assignes shall 



purchased r at ame ^ me neereai ter acquire purchase or haue anie landes, Tene- 



houses as mentes or hereditamentes in Stretham and Thetford aforesaid, 



bifcmts'and nowe ne ^ occupied or enioyd by anie the Tenantes, Owners 



not other- Inhabitantes or Comoners aforesaid, that then he the said Sir Miles 



Sandis his heires and assignes shall in regard thereof haue such 



like interest lottes, partes, Commons, benefittes, and comodities 



Sir Miles onely and noe other nor otherwise in the said Fennes called Thet- 



tyedtothe ford Hall Fenne and Grvnty Fenne, and in the said sixteene 

 Orders and 



bylawes of hundred acres to be assigned as aforesaid, then as the Owner or 

 Stretham as Owners of the same enioyd, or rightlie might haue enioyd, by the 

 others. Orders and Bylawes within the said manner of Stretham, And that 



