The following are the titles of the bills referred to relative to Manors: no copies of them, or of those sent in by the Proprietary are found on record, viz. a Bill for dividing the Province; a Bill for bounding of Manors; a Bill for assigning of Manors; a Bill for the order to be observed in the assignments; a Bill for the peopling of Manors; a Bill for the supporting of Manors; a Bill against aliening of Manors; a Bill for Baronies; a Bill for the assigning of Freeholds; and a Bill for the demesnes of the Lord Proprietary. ¾¾     " Whereas certain lands and tenements holding of the Manors hereunder named have ceased for these three years last past, to pay the rent due to the Lord of the Manor hereunder likewise named, and the last tenants have (as is said) forsaken and deserted them nor can any distress be found upon the lands or the tenements for the levying of the said rent and arrears, These are therefore to summon the said several tenants to pay the said rent and arrears and the charges of this process unto the Lord of the Manor as aforesaid within 15 days after the setting up thereof, or else to be at the Court on the fourth of February next by themselves or attorney to shew cause why the said land should not escheat to the Lord of the Manor as aforesaid, according to the law and custom of England in such case.                                 St. Michael¾One tenement of 100 acres                                         late in the tenure of Thomas                                         Butler deceased¾yearly rent                                         2 barrels corn and 2 capons¾                                         arrear 3 years    ( 6 barrels corn                                                                  (12 capons.                                 St. Gabriel¾One other tenement late in                                         the tenure of Henry James, In the Manor of                deceased, of the same                                         quantity rent and arrear.                                  Trinity¾One other tenement of 100 acres                                         late in the tenure of John                                         Langford deceased the same                                         rent and arrear¾One other                                         tenement of 100 acres in the                                         tenure of Robert Smith¾the                                         same rent and arrear.     LIBER No. 1, fol. 206. ¾     This notice was apparently put up at the Court House¾the name of the Lord of the Manor is not on the record¾but these Manors were granted to Leonard Calvert. It is the only instance of the kind that has been discovered, which shews that the escheat claimed in this case for non-payment of rent