c. 17 Enabling John Brett Fisher and Judith his wife to sell lands for payment of his debts and making provision for his wife and future children. c. 44 Enabling John Edwards to sell lands in Norfolk for payment of debts. c. 10 Enabling Scrope Viscount Howe to make a certain provision for daughters by his first wife expressed in the marriage settlement as uncertain and contingent. c. 20 Enabling Sir John Humble and his trustees to settle lands in Lincolnshire, Surrey and Kent pursuant to his marriage settlement with Dame Sarah his wife. c. 25 Enabling Sir Thomas Cave to sell lands in Northamptonshire for payment of siblings' portions and settlement of other lands in Northamptonshire and Leicestershire to the same uses. c. 6 Enabling William Gomeldon to sell a farm in Kent to discharge an incumbrance on it and to pay his debts. c. 36 Estate of Valentine Crome of Maiden Early (Berkshire): sale for payment of father's debts and making a provision for him and his brother. c. 51 Evelyn Earl of Kingston-upon-Hull's estate: vesting lands in Acton (Middlesex) in trustees. c. 18 Exchange of parsonage house and glebe lands belonging to Watton at Stone rectory (Hertfordshire) for another house and lands in Watton at Stone belonging to Philip Boteler. c. 5 Foulke and his son Meredith Wynne's estate (Denbighshire): sale of part for the payment of debts and settlement of residue pursuant to marriage articles. c. 54 Freedom of ship "L'Amazone" taken and condemned as prize and sold in the Island of Barbados.7 c. 66 Henry Lord Colerane's estate in Ireland: sale of part and supply of the want of enrollment of a deed concerning another part. c. 22 Henry Raper's estate: taking the estate in law of a mortgage made by John Sands which is descended to the infant daughters and coheirs of John Pargiter Henry's trustees. c. 47 Humphrey Courtney's estate: sale for discharge of mortgages, debts and incumbrances on it. c. 37 James Hamilton's estate: sale of part for payment of debts and raising portions for younger children and for making fee farms and leases for lives during his minority. c. 8 John Abington's estate: vesting certain terms for 40 years in trustees, empowering them to grant and renew leases and raising portions for his younger children. c. 27 John Asgill's relief relating to his purchase of part of the forfeited estates in