272 court and Testamentary Business, 1650 53.

         Liber B. after or against Either party but that all differences debates or

              Demands concerning the Same or any part thereof be and are

              from henceforth by Vertue of this present Order Clearly and

              absolutely dismissed ended and Determined and the Complain-

              ant is to pay all Court Charges

         p. 455At a Court held at St Maries

            the Eight of June Anno 1653.

              Present as the Day before

              William Wdwine The Compit Suit being for Satisfaction

              Miles Cooke Marinr deft  for his trouble & Entertainment with

              houseroom and Dyett about fifty Servants and Storage for

              Goods which Came the last yeare in Cap t Richard Husbands

              Ship which he Soe Entertained as aforesaid upon the defend-

              ants request and promise of Satisfaction being the Said Hus-

              bands mate to the pltes Damage of 2000' Tob: To which the

              defendt by his Answer confessed he promised that mr Hus-

              bands Should give the pite Satisfaction who accordingly

              offerreci the Compit 600 l Tob: for his Satisfaction in that par-

              ticular which he the Compit refused to accept of. It is there-

              fore Ordered that the defendt Cooke Shall forthwith pay unto

              the Complt one Thousand pounds of Tobacco and Caske in

              full Satisfaction of his demand aforesaid.

              Miles Cooke Marriner       The pite Sues for Satisfaction

              Capt Rich: Husbands Marriner by    of 1000 l Tob: & Caske which he

              Edward Packer his Attorn deft was this day ordered to pay unto

              William Edwin being the defendt Capt Husbands his Debt with

              Damages & Costs of Suit, And the defendants Attorney being

              present in Court and objecting nothing which did Satisfie the

              Court to the Contrary. It is therefore ordered that the Sd

              Attorny Shall forthwith pay unto the Compit the Said one

              thousand pounds of Tob: & Caske and one hundred pounds

              of Tobacco & Caske more for his trouble & Expences in

              attending the Court Severall dayes upon this occasion together

              with Court Charges in both Causes. Execuco inde ult Junij

              ad Satisfaciend

                Upon the Motion of mr John Hamond on the behalfe of

              Robert l'aylors wife (who attended the Court upon the Gov-

              ernours Warrant upon an occasion of incontinency) desireing

              a respite that Som Wittness might be Examined for the better

              Clearing of the busieness to the Court It is ordered that the

              hearing thereof be respited till the next Court and the Said

              Taylors wife is then to appeare personally