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The First Historian of Cumberland 21
or nere London as any subiect for their money may have at
there pleasures, w ch copies were taken sync his answere putt in
to the plaintiffs bill of complaint. And for the evidences of the
said John Burden, this examynate saith that he receyved them j Jm Burden.
from his father, in whose handes he had sene them fortye yeares
ago, and came to this examynate as of right, after the descease of
his father, whose heire he is, wch evidences he showed both to the
plaintiff and also to John Dudley at a court holden at Dalstoun.
Which John Burden is reported by the said evidences to be
lord of the mannor of Cardewe with the appurtenances, and
*1
lykewise of the landes in Cardewe w were John Pantryes,
who had them of the gifte of John Hawton, Bushope of Carlile,
wch held the same of the King as appeareth by recordes about
London, and to hold in capitie in fee and nott as parcell of his
sea of Carlile. To w^1 John Burden this is examynate heire
de facto et de sanguine of all his landes in Cardewe & the
mannor of Cardewe. 1
1 Document in the diocesan registry of Carlisle. It is a pleasure as
well as a duty to thank the Lord Bishop of Carlisle and Mr. A. N.
Bowman, his courteous registrar, for permission and facilities to
consult the diocesan archives.