MARYLAND COURT OF APPEALS 597

Informed of the Designed names of Such manners or Honours before the
Scituation or bounds of Such Manners have been reduced to Any Certainty
or any Survey thereof made. We find that the said Mannor of Pangaia Con-
tains about Six thousand Acres Exclusive of the Said Seven Hund^d and fifty
Acres Called Durham And We find that the said Tract of Land Called Bar-
bados Contains four thousand five Hund^d and forty Acres of Land Exclusive
of the said Seven Hund^d and fifty Acres. We find that the Ricitals in the
Grant of four Hundred Acres to Elianor Beane Daughter of Walter Beane
Viz^t: That the Widdow of the said Walter had Surrendred the Grant of the
25o Called Durham [793] Into the Secretaries office to be vacated are false
And that the Said Grant was Not Surrendred otherwise than as mentioned
in the Proceedings Upon the Scire facias. We find that the said Elianor
Beane when the Grant of the Said four hund^a Acres was made was an Infant
of Nine Years of Age that the Said four Hund^d Acres is not half So valuable
as the said 750 Acres We find that the Said Elianor when She Arrived to the
Age of Twenty One Years nor at any time after Did Not Agree to the said
Grant Nor Accept of the Land therin Mentioned that Appears to Us And
that the Now Defendant hath always Disclaimed and Still Doth Disclaim
the Same We find that Severall Tracts of Land lye within the Reputed
Bounds of the said Mannor of Panguaya And were Granted long after the
Survey of the 750 Acres Called Durham which were not Granted as part of
the said Mannor But According to the Conditions of Plantations already
Mentioned are Still Held and Enjoyed by the Grantees and these who have
their Estates by and Under their originall Grants Viz^t: a Tract of Land
Called Lampton Containing one Hundred and fifty Acres Granted the tenth
Day of May Anno Dom: 1685 ^to Mark Lampton A Tract Called S^t Mathews
Containing one thousand Acres Granted the twelfth Day of May Anno Dom
1664 to Thomas Mathews One Tract Called Greens Inheritance Containing
Two thousand four Hund^d Acres Surveyed the first Day of October 1666 for
Leonard Robert and Fracis [sic] Green. And if Upon the Whole matter the
Law be with the Plantiff We find for the Plantiff. But if the Law be with
the Defendant We find for the Defend^t And Pray the Advice of the Court.

Whereupon all and Singular the premisses being by the Court here Seen
heard and fully Understood and Mature Deliberation being thereupon had.
For that it Seems to the Court of the Lord Proprietor here Upon the whole
matter Afs^d in form afs^d found, that the Afs^d Plantiff hath not a Good Title
in Law to the Land in Dispute, And that the Defendant is not Guilty of the
Trespass and Ejectment in the Declaration afs^a Sett forth. Therefore it is
Considered by the justices here that the Said Thomas Nelson Lessee of the
said John Diggs take Nothing by his Writt afores^d But be in mercy for his
false Clamour And that the Said John Beale go thereof without Day, And
also it is Considered that the Said Jn^o Beale recover against the Said John
Diggs the Lessor the Sum of Two thousand three Hundred pounds of To-