[[52]] Such partnerships were not uncommon; e.g. in 1351 W. de Allesworth demanded 2s. 10½d. from Geoffrey Hardyng, as the seventh part of 20s. paid to Geoffrey and his partners for coal got at Nuneaton.—Add. Ch. 49532.
[[53]] Galloway, op. cit., 70.
[[54]] Add. Ch. 48948.
[[55]] Galloway (op. cit., 113-14) gives a late sixteenth-century case in Wakefield, where the 'heads, pillars, and other works ... for bearing up the ground' being cut away, the ground suddenly fell in.
[[56]] Galloway, op. cit., 45.
[[57]] V. C. H. Durham, ii. 324.
[[58]] Foreign R., 42 Edw. III., m. E.
[[59]] Pat., 8 Rich. II.
[[60]] Rot. Parl., iv. 148.
[[61]] Galloway, op. cit., 70, 87.