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      the said Rich: Ingle in maner aforesaid, was done & caused                   Liber P. R.

      by the said parties; after their knowledge that he was accused

      & arrested of highe Treason. to the great contempt of his Lops

      authority in the Leiut. gen: The ill example of others, and

      contrary to the peace of or Soveraigne Lord the king, his

      crowne & dignity.

        And of this Rescuous and Escape of an offendor imprisond

      for highe Treason, the said Attorny impeacheth the said

      severall pties respectively, and prayeth that such pceedings &

      iudgmt agst them be done therin as iustice requireth.

        21. These are to will & require you in his Lops name to

      putt in yor answere to the charge of his Lops Attorny agst you,

      touching a certaine rescuous & escape of Rich: Ingle mariner

      within 3. daies at the farthest after the date hereof, vpon paine

      of Ct & such further perill as Law may inflict.

   To James Neale Esq &c.               Giles Brent.

        Capt Tho: Cornwaleys Esq

        Edward Packer

        John Hamton.

        22. William Stone of Accomack (p attorn Nathan Pope)

      prayeth processe to be awarded for the levying of 1 1 l 16s in

      mony sterling, recovered by the plf agst Thomas Games &

      Giles Basha by iudgmt of the County Court at Kent at 30.

      novemb: 1640: & of 600 l tob more for damage of non paymt

      since that time.

        a scire facias (to sher) to shew cause next court, vpon pill of

      exequ: vpon the iudgmt

        29. Have william hardige, Joseph Edlo, henry bishop

      never putt planters and Robt wiseman gent at the Court on

      into Sheriffs thursday next by nine of the clock in the morning,

      hands to give evidence on his Maties & his Lops behalf agst

      Rich Ingle mariner, touching certaine treasonable & pyraticall

      offences then intended to be charged agst him by his Lops

      attorny. And then & there returne this writt.

      To Robt Ellyson.                       J. L.

        Eod. warrt The Informaon of william Hardige vpon his

      accusaon of Richard Ingle of highe-treason, taken by his Lops

      Attorny Generall

        1. that about March or Aprill 1642. at Kent, & other times

      at St Maries, he heard the said Richard Ingle -say, that he was

      Captaine of Gravesend for the Parlamt agst the King.

        2. that sometime in ffebruary the same yeare, at Accomack,

      the said Rich. Ingle being comanded in the kings name to