212 Court and Testamentary Business, 1643.

Liber P. R.  gent they going vp to St Clements certaine corne, due to the

                  said Jo. hollis from the said mr Neale; did demand the same of

                  the said mr Neale, & he promised that he would be downe

                  againe (innuendo at St maries) about 10. daies after & he

                  would take a course for the paymt of the corne.

                  Jurat

                    October 3 william Asiter demandeth of John nevill &

                  xpofer Carnoll 600 l tob & cask due by bill & 8. bbshl corne

                    22. Thomas Gerard gent.

                    31 Edward Packer made oath that Miles Riccards being

                  indebted the last yeare to the depont vpon severall accts to the

                  somme of 340 l tob & this depont pressing the said miles not

                  having present pwr to give him bill & security for it, the

                  next yeare, the said miles in the hearing of this dept entreated

                  Robt Kedger to be his security for the same, who therevpon

                  entred into bill wth the said miles to pay the said 340 l tob to the

                  depont on the 10th novemb next;

                  Jurat

                    certificate of it.

                    November 4. Robt Saltus demandeth of xpofer vaughan 4.

                  barrells of corne & 401 of tob, due for goods dd him by the plf

                  & tob paid for him.

                    warrt to sheriff to take him, vntill satisfied, or shewen cause.

                    Eod. William Hardige tailor made oath, that at severall

                  times in the yeare 1642. he made the clothes & did the work

                  demanded for in the bill following, to the vse of Jo: Thatcher,

                  who did received and vse the same; and that the rates

                  demanded in the said bill, are iust & reasonable in his con

                  science according to the rates others did pay for the like goods

                  & work at that time and that he hath received no more or

                  other satisfaction of the said John Thatcher or any other for his

                  vse toward his said debt, then as is acknowledged vpon the said

                  demand.

                       The demand of William hardige tailor, of John Thatcher

                       house-carpenter, for tailors work.

                    for making a suit wth buttons to it—80 l tob wth cask for

                  stuff to make him a suit 300. for 1. ell canvas—30 l for dimethy

                  for linings---50. for buttons & silk—50. for points—50 for

                  taffata—4o. for belly peices—To. for hooks & eies—06. for

                  ribboning 20. for pocketts—10. for 1. p fustian drawers—50.

                  for making a suit—100. totall—796. wherof received wth cask

                  200'