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

Liber R.

of Thomas Marshall herewith sent you apprehended for Muti-
nous and seditious speeches practices and attempts against
his L^dsp and him close and safely keepe bound in Irons soe
that you have him before his L^dsps Justices of the Provinciall
Court at the next Provinciall Court to be holden at the City of
S^t Maries. Whereof faile not at your perill and for soe doe-
ing this shall be your warrant. Dated at S^t Maries the first
day of March in the Seaventh yeare of the Dominion of the
R^t hon^ble Charles &c. Annoq Dmi 1681:
To Majo^r W^m Boareman high sheriff Signed p ord^r
of S^t Maries County or his p J Llewellin Cl Consil.
Deputy
These.

Ordered also that summons issue to the Sheriff of Charles
County for John Brooke to appeare next Court to give Evi-
dence against the Prisoner viz.

By the Lord Prop^ry & Councill
Maryland ss :
You are hereby willed and Required to summon John
Brooke of your County, that all excuses sett apart he be and
personally appeare before his L^dspps Justices of the Provinciall
Court at the next Provinciall Court to be holden for this Prov-
ince at the City of St. Maries then and there to testifye and
give in Evidence the truth of his knowledge in behalf of the
R^t hon^ble the L^d Prop^ry against Thomas Marshall also of your
County. Whereof he is not to faile at his perill Dated the
first day of March in the Seaventh yeare of the Dominion of
the R^t hon^ble Charles &c^a Annoq Dmi 1681 :
To Coll W^m Chandler high Signed p ord^r
Sheriff of Charles County p J Llewellin Cl Consil.
or his Deputy
These.

Ordered also that Philip Coomes John Pembroke and John
Bracher give Recogniz^a in the summe of twenty pounds sterl
each to appeare next Prov" Court to testifye against Thomas
Marshall, w^ch accordingly they did in manner foll viz

Maryld. ss:
Memdu Philip Coombes, John Pembroke, and John Bracher
acknowledge themselves to be holden and firmely bounden
unto the R^t hon^ble Charles Lord Baltemore Lord Prop^ry of this
Province of Maryland in the full and just summe of Twenty
pounds sterling each of them to be leavyed of their goods and