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Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1684-89. 463
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together with his said pretended wife and children quitt and
depart this province, leaving no charge or incumbrance behind
upon the County, onely your Petrs bond, which was by the said
Court estreated to be leavyed upon your Petrs their persons or
estates, Now soe it is, may it please your Honrs that your Petrs
being very poor and indigent, as alsoe ignorant of any obliga-
tion upon them for the said Darnall's appearance at the next
Court, but thinking onely that they were bound to indempnifie
the County from any charge to be brought upon them by the
said Darnall they have in that part fully complyed with the true
intent of their said obligation, onely stand charged for the non
appearance of the said Darnall as before is intimated, but noe
breach of the good behaviour cann be alledged against him
before his departure.
Wherefore your Petrs humbly move your Honrs tender com-
miseration of their condition and to order that the said Bond
or Recognizance entred into by your Petrs may be called in, and
your Petrs wholly acquitt thereof
And shall pray &c.
Which petition was granted and the foil, order thereupon
passed viz:
By the Council May 4th 1686
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Liber B.
P. R. O.
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John Ryley
and
Just. Tennison
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recogce
dischargd
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Upon the humble supplication of John
Ryley and Justinian Tennison sonn of
Iohn Tennison late of St Maries County
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deceased and for the reasons and allegations by them sett
forth, and appeareing to this board, It is thought fitt, resolved
and ordeined that the bond or Recognizance by them entred
into before the worshll the Commrs of St Maries County Court for
the good behaviour and appearance of one David Darnall, be
called in, and the said Ryley and Tennison thereof fully dis-
charged and acquitted. Signed p order
John Llewellin Cl. Consil.
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Henry Staples
appearance
vid. lib R. R. R.
fo: 309.
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Came Henry Staples and made his appearance
according to an order of this board of the 3d of
March last past to the Sheriff of Kent County to
have him here to answer unto the complaint of
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Abraham Gale, and his contempt to a former order obteined at
the suite of the said Gale.
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p. 8
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Abr. Gale
appr
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The said Gale alsoe appeared, and affirmed what
before he had alleged against the said Staples in his
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petition to this board the said 3d day of March last past.
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Henry Staples
plea.
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The said Staples for plea saith that true it is the
said Gale did one Sunday morning come to his
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house, and produced an order of Councill as he pretended for
the delivery of his the said Gale's child, which he the said Staples
refused to looke on alledging that it was nott then a fitt time
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