366Court and Testamentary Business, 1654.

         Liber B.  deliver unto the defendant his Said Goods in that Order Men-

              tioned.

              Robert Taylor pite  The defendants refusing to appear (as

              Henry Ketchmey&ux defts is informed) after Severall Referrences

              & Warrants Served on them for that purpose, It is Ordered

              that a Speciall Warrant be directed to the Sheriffe to bring

              them to the Next Court

                Upon the Mocon of mr John Hamond Attorney on the be-

              half of Mary the wife of Robert Taylor and upon reading of

              an Order of the fourth of March last made in this Cause None

              appearing this Court to prosecute against the Said Mary tay

              lor as by that Order is directed, It is Ordered that the Matter

              depending against her in that Order Menconed be Clearly dis-

              missed out of this Court, And She left at Liberty to prosecute

              her Accusers therein if She See Cause as by the Said former

              Order is directed.

              Capt John Barriffe plte The defendt Lt William Lewis acknowl-

              Lt Willm Lewis deft edgeth a Judgment to the plan tiffe Capt

              John Barriffe of Eight hundred and tenne pounds of Tobacco

              and Caske remaining due upon a Bill of Eleven hundred

              pounds of Tobacco dated the 4th of July 1652 (now delivered

              up and Cancelled) and of 130 l of tobacco p Accompt there

              being 410 l Tob: formerly paid thereof as appears by a Receipt

              under the pltes hand upon the back of the Bill, But in respect

              of the pltes Neglect to prosecute the deft appearing upon an

              Arrest (though he left the Bill with mr Edward Packer who

              alledged he had not any power to Sue as his Attorney) he

              the Complte is to pay the ffees of the Warrant Arrest and his

              Order

              mr Henry Coursey & al Co The hearing of this Cause is respited

              mr Thomas Daynes deft by the plan tiffes Consent till the Next

              Court

          p.                       577 Devereux Goodwyn p Attorn plte     The hearing of this Cause is

              mr Lawr Starkey p Attorn defendt respited till the Next Court. And

              both parties are then to attend peremptorily

                Richard True this day confesseth a Judgmt in open Court to

              mr Thomas Hatton Secretary for Three hundred & fifty pounds

              of Tobacco & Caske being in full of Eleven hundred and fifty

              pounds of Tobacco & Caske assigned to the said mr Hatton

              by Lt Nicholas Gwyther and due to the Said Gwyther upon

              Bill for a Boate which the Said True bought of him and William

              Boreman