Chancery Court Proceedings, 1675.  473

    And that there was alsoe disbursed & laid out by the said Dade Liber P C
    upon Accompt of the said ffulford in Charges for Shipping &
    Cooperage of the said brandy the Sume of One pound Eight shillings
    & six pence in all amounting to forty two pounds seventeen shillings
    & tenn pence And this Depon :t further saith That he this Depon.t by
    Order of the said Dade did severall tymes goe to the said ffulford
    & demanded of him payment of the said forty two pounds seventeen
    shillings & tenn pence for the said Requestant Dades use which the
    said ffulford or any body for him did not pay And this Depon.t
    verily beleiveth that the same nor any part thereof is not yet paid by
    the said ffulford to the said Requestant Dade In faith & Testimony
    whereof wee the said Lord Mayor & Aldermen the Seale of the
    office of Mayoraltie of the said City of London to these pTsents have
    caused to be putt & appended And a Coppy of the aforesaid Charter
    party & alsoe a Procuracon or letter of Attorney Signed and At-
    tested by the said Robert Barton of London Notary publick to be
    hereunto annexed Dated in London the twelfth day of August Anno
    Dom One Thousand six hundred Seaventy six & in the Eight &
    Twentieth yeare of the Reigne of our Sovereigne Lord Charles the
    second by the grace of God King of England &c Wagstaffe as by
    the said Instrument entred upon Record in the Secretaryes Office
    may more att large Appeare This Court thereupon and upon reading
    the Compits Bill & the Defendts Answer & the said Instrument &
    Certificate under the said Citty Seale and heareing what was or
    could be Alleadged by the parties or their Councell on either side
    & considering the same to be of great waight & concerne tooke tyme
    to consider & advise about the prmises till this prsent day att which
    day the parties p :1t & Defend.t & their Councell being prsent the
    Court proceeded to give their finall Order & Decree herein & did
    declare that they haveing seriously perused the Plaintiffs Bill & the
    Defend.ts Answer & the Certificate of the Lord Mayor of the Citty
    of London together with the Oath & Attestacon of Robert Barton
    of the said Citty Notary publick & the Oaths of Edward Allen &
    Nathaniel Wood as aforesaid were fully satisfied that the said iful-
    ford was broken & had absented himself from the Exchange of
    London & was departed from his Ordinary dwelling place of Aboade
    where The said ifreight of the said Shipp was in due manner de- p.88
    manded & not paid as aforesaid And that the said Master & Seamen
    had no other wages or means to secure the pay for the hire of the
    said Shipp, the Seamens Wages for Victualling of the said Shipp &
    Port Dutyes then by the Goods Shipped on board the said Shipp &
    the produce thereof And they were fully satisfied the said Goods soe
    Shipped were by Charter party aforesaid to be security for the
    matters aforesaid & out of them the same ought to be paid & Satis-
    fied, doth therefore thinke fitt & soe Order & Decree that the said
    Edward Leach ifactor for the said ffulford doe forthwith out of the