8o Proceedings of the Council of Maryland, 1681-85/6.

	Liber R.	1 Tob.
	To John Llewellin for petition	200
	To Clebourn Lomax for drawing the verdict of the Jury.	200
	To Jno Hamilton for Impanelling two Juryes	480
	To a Mutton and 30 glls Syder to the first Jury	500
	To accomodation of the second Jury	150
	To the Chancelor for Seale to the writt of Mandamus.	240
	Summe.	£ 1770

At a Councill held at the City of S^t Maries the first Day of
March Anno Dmi. 1681

The honble

The Rt honble the Ld Propry Philip Calvert Esqr Chancelor William Calvert Esqr Secry Coll Thomas Tailler

Present

		At wch time appeared According to summons Philip Coombes, John Pembroke and John Bracher who being sever- ally by themselves examined gave in these following Depo- sitions viz.
	p. 305	Philip Coomes upon Oath Examined saith that sometime in October last past or thereabouts he this Deponent being then very ill went to the Mill at the head of Wiccomico River to speake with Doctor George, whom this Deponent not finding there went into the Company of Thomas Marshall, who in his discourse in the heareing of this Deponent said he would be one of the fourty men (if he were well mounted) that should goe downe to take the Lord Propry and the honble Chancelor and kill them, for said he I have Letters now at this Present in the house, of other persons but they shall be nameless at this time, and I should not have said what I have said, but that I take you to be my ffriends all that are here. Philip Coomes. signed John Pembroke upon Oath Examined Saith that he heard Thomas Marshall in the presence of Philip Coomes John Brooke and himself (being then altogether present in the Roome at the Mill) say that first he would goe to my Lord & kill him, and then downe to the Chancelor and for the rest he would doe well enough mark of John P Pembrooke