Court and Testamentary Business, 1654.365

       Tho: Cornwalleys Esq plte The hearing of this Cause is upon the Liber B.

       John Tompkinson defendt pltes Motion respited till the next Court

       he not having his Accompts ready.

         Mr Hatton, Sir, Be pleased I pray to doe me the favour to

       Move the Court in my Busieness concerning mr ffenwick for I

       am afraid Sir betwixt him and the Sheriffe I shall never be paid

       Except you please to Stand my friend, Sir, be pleased to Stand

       my friend in this for I am alon and No body to looke after any

       thing, if I Should Come my Self from home my Service &cAprill the 8th 1654.                      Ales Bushell

     Ales Bushell Vid: plte Upon Motion on the behalf of Ales the

            mr Cuthbt ffenwick cleft widow & relict of Thomas Bushell de-

            ceased, It appearing that mr Cuthbert ffenwick having been a

            long time under Execution at the decedents Suit for non per-

            formance of a Judgmt of Court of the 23th of March 1652 goes

            abroad at his Liberty and takes noe Course to Satisfie the debt.

            It is Ordered that the Sheriffe upon perill of the Severe Cen-

             sure of the Court doe forthwith returne the body

       County Prtson          .

               of mr Cuthbert ffenwick to prison upon the Said

       Execution. And the house of Henry ffox is hereby by the Gov-

       ernour Appointed for the prison of this County of St Maries,

       and the Said Henry ffox the keeper thereof, And the Said mr

       ffenwick is not to depart out of the Said Prison or the Limits

       thereof being the distance of half a Mile or Under therefrom,

       till the debt be Satisfied or the Court take further Order herein.

       Robert Taylor plte  The pltes Suit being for 1000 l Tob: &

       John Hambleton cleft Cask p Bill and 653 p Accompt. And the

       defendt towards Satisfaction thereof produceing an Accompt

       of 1063 l of Tob: & Caske upon due Consideration of their

       demands on both Sides It is Ordered that the defendt doe pay

       unto the Compit five hundred pounds of Tobacco & Caske in

       full discharge of the Bill and all Accompts betwixt the Said

       parties with Court Charges The Bill being Now delivered Up

       an Cancelled

       Seer 70. 12 April 1654. Execucon ad Satisfaciend: Con p. 576.

           Estate deft

       Robert Taylor plte  Upon Reading of an Order of the third

       John Hambleton deft of March last whereby the plte was to make

       Stoppage of the defendants Goods in his possession &c. It is

       Now ordered by Consent of both parties that the defendt put-

       ting in Security to appeare the Next Court to Answer unto

       what Shall be then Charged against him by the pite touching

       the pltes Servant alledged to be with Child, the plantiffe is to