506Court and Testamentary Business, 1657.

         Liber B. haveing Served the last year of his time with the Said Dor-

          No. 3. rington The Court doth order that the Said William Dorring

              ton Shall forthwith Satisfie to him the Said Tawney Three

              Barrells of Come, one Wastcoate, one pair of Canvas Drawers

              one pair of Shoes and Stockings with one Shirt, one weeding

              hoe one falling Axe, and a Cap or hat

               Nonsuit is Granted to Robert Taylor in a Suit wherein he

              was arrested by Capt Waring as Attorney of mr Iohn Browne

              with Cost of Suit.

               Nonsuit is Granted to John Slingsby in the Suite depending

              between Edward Bowells plft and the Said Slingsby defendt

              with Cost of Suit.

               Nonsuit is Granted unto Edward Bowells in the Suit wherein

              he is defendant against John Sligsby plft with Cost of Suit.

               Nonsuit is Granted to Phillip Hyde in an Action wherein

              the Said Hyde is Defendant & James Veitch plft with Coste of

              Suite.

              John Nevill—Susan Attcheson

               Whereas the matter Concerning John Nevill and Susan

              Attcheson was in agitation before this Court, And upon Read-

              ing the Depositions of Mary Gillford and Johanna Watts

              relateing to the Matter in question and before the Court did

              proceed any further, mr Nathaniell Burrowes to obstruct the

              Busieness in hand (which was to question the Said Nevill, and

              the Said Susan Attcheson for Suspition of Adultery and forni-

              cation) did Voluntarily obtrude himself and in the face of the

              Court object against the Wittnesses, And being demanded

              why, he so presumptiously Came to obstruct the matter in

              agitation, and whether he would prove the Wittnesses per-

              jured, Answered, yes he would prove them perjured and

              being againe demanded if he would prove them pjured an-

              swered yes he believed he Should, upon which the Court bath

              Referr'd the further hearing of the matter in question untill

              the next Provinciall Court, And doth order that the Said Nevill

              Shall Stand Committed untill he Give Bond with Good Secu

          p. 280   ritie for his appearance at the next Court, as also in the meane

              time for his good behaviour. And the Court farther order

              that the Said Burrowes Shall stand Committed untill he give

              bond with Securitie, for his appearance at the next Court to

              make his Charge against the Wittnesses or Suffer Such Cen-

              sure as the Court then Shall think fitt.