Court and Testamentary Business, 1643. 237

        John dandy demandeth of Thomas Todd 2000 l tob; for non                   Liber P. R.

      delivery of 5. breeding sowes & 5 barrow shotes, sold to the

      plf & for wch he hath received paymt

        warn to Cort monday next by 9c morn: pill iudgmt

        John dandy demandeth of xpofer Carnoll 1 260 l tob & cask

      due by bill

        warn, to Cort retorn monday next 91 morn. pill iudgmt

        warrt to mr william Bretton without delay vpon sight to come

      to informe ag: mr Ingle.

        And the Inquest vpon motion made at 7cl at night was

      adiorned to Satturday morning 9cl

         Cur Provini:  j0 ffebr 1643

                         (Giles Brent Lieutt Gener

                            Sedent

                           Secretary

        The sheriff being called to returne his Enquest, returned as

      p return vpon file of whom were impanelled, (Robt Clerk

      fined 100 l tob for default of apparance.

        mr Tho. Greenerobt Kedgerrobt vaughan

        Arthur whaleJohn half headJohn wavill

        tho: hebdentho: baldridge John Price

        henry Lee  John ormsby    robt percy.

      who chose for their fforeman, Robt vaughan. & were sworne

      truely to enquire & true presentmt to make of all bills & other

      matters as should be given them in charge; to the best of their

      conscience according to their evidence.

        Then was called to be sworne for evidence, william hardige

      who being excepted at as infamous by Capt Cornwaleys; was

      not found so, & therefore admitted & sworne.

        Likewise were sworne, Thomas Gerard gent & walter Broad-

      hurst gent.

                      you shall give true evidence to the En-

       oath of the Evidence.

                   quest in all things demanded of you: you

      shall deliver the whole truth & nothing but the truth. So helpe

      you God.

      1643                                                                                                       p. 130

        ffebruary. Then his Lops Attorny, having declared the power

      of the Court to enquire of treasons done out of the Province,

      to the end to know whether the offendor be fitt to be sent to

      his triall in Engl. or where the fact was pretended to be com

      mitted, delivered to the Jury these 3. bills

      viz

        1 Let it be enquired for our Lord the king if Richard Ingle