Ffeil D. D. 1,130. - Order by the Master of the Rolls in the suit of Arthur Weaver, esq., plaintiff, v. John Purcell, defendant, referring ...,

Order by the Master of the Rolls in the suit of Arthur Weaver, esq., plaintiff, v. John Purcell, defendant, referring all matters (excepting the heriot) to Sir Myles Cooke, kt, one of the Masters of the Court, to take account between the said parties. It recites that Katherine Purcell, being entitled to the reversion of a m. and lands called The black house in Forden, co. Mont., expectant on the determination of a lease for 99 years, if three lives (the last of which was that of Edward Purcell) should so long live, sold the said reversion, together with the benefit of the rent and a heriot, to the plaintiff. That, on the death of Nicholas Purcell about Christmas 1680, the defendant, being his nephew, delivered to plaintiff's agent a horse in lieu of the heriot and agreed to take a lease of the said property. [See D. D. 1,129.].