In a writ of error upon a judgment given in the Common-Pleas, and afterwards affirmed in the Queen's-Bench in an ejectment brought by Philip Hunt lessee of Richard Gwyllim, plaintiff; against Edward Bourne and Margaret his wife, Andrew Fryzer and Mary his
by Richard Gwyllim
Part of Eighteenth century -- reel 700, no. 26.
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