140 Court and Testamentary Business, 1642.

   Liber  P. R. 7th Exequution vers. corne or tob of Joh. Robinson barbr

            p. 47 vpon iudgemt of 500 l tob recovered agst him by mr Jo: Lewger.

                    9th william Broughe demandeth of John Robinson b for St

                  Clemts hundred carpr; one thousand wt of tob due vpon accompt.

                    warrant to sheriff or deputy, returnable 1st dec next, to warne

                  defdt to Court, vpon pill of iudgemt

        p. 48                  1642 Cura tent    S    the Lieutent Generall

                  November 7th        itting  mr John Langford Esq

                                  a certaine iudgemt given agst Giles Brent

                  p cur. 12. nov:                  . .

                  vacat totus iste pcessus        gent vpon a default of nihil dicit, at the

                  vsq 12. november infra.         suit of his Lops attorny.

                                 Sedentibs vt supra

                     John Lewger (on behalfe of his Lop) prayed that the

                  answere of Giles Brent to the Bill of the said John Lewgr con

                  teining matters of scandalous & contemptuous implicaons to

                  his Lop and his authority, might be vacated & taken off the

                  record, & iudgemt given the day before might be entred.

                    warrt directed to the said Giles Brent, reciting the motion,

                  & summoning him immediately to shew cause &c. at his perill.

                  and the said Giles Brent came, & desired day till the afternoone

                  to shew cause.

                    and accordingly the said Giles Brent, read & delivered this

                  in writing for his answere viz [I desire and intend to have it

                  enquired of by Counsell learned in the Law in England, whether

                  I have had wrong in the iudgemt passed against me in this

                  Court yesterday being the 7th of November, or whether not. if in

                  the opinion of such Counsell I have had wrong in it, I intend to

                  seek my right at the hands of or Soveraigne the king and for

                  this reason I desire that my answere and the complaint against

                  me, and the iudgemt & all other the proceedings in this cause

                  may still remaine vpon record. noVemb this 8th 1642. Giles

                  Brent]

                    And the Attorny alledged that the said answere was not

                  ptinent or materiall to avoid his allegation & prayer, & there

                  fore prayed it to be admitted.

                    And the Court ordered that the said answere of the said

                  Giles Brent to the Bill of the said Jo: Lewger should be

                  vacated & taken off the record, but kept vpon file; and that

                  the iudgemt given the day before should be entred.

                    Then mr Attorny tendred a draught of the iudgemt to be

                  signed by the Judges or one of them; and mr Brent excepted

                  at one passage in it, viz wherein it is alledged & recited on