174 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.

Robert Cole (per Attornat James Langworth) obiecteth, That the
p^eties (all of them) by whom M^r Gerard & M^r Adams intends to
proue a Will are interessed as Legatees.
The Judgm^t of the Court is That there is not sufficient proof e made
of the sayd Will.

Alewander
Watts plf.
James
Veitch deft

The plf (per Attornat Will^m Mills) complayneth agst the deft for
th^t Ano 1657, the deft coming to the plf & demanding the Leauy w^ch
came unto 50^l of Tob, the s^d deft sett the Broad arrow on a hogshead
of Tob of the plfs, depryuing him thereby of the use thereof, & w^ch
hogshead of Tob. is now rotten.
Will^m Ennis sayth uppon oath, That after the hogshead was soe
marked, the plf promised the deft to repack that hogshead of Tob.
The deft likewise promising, to lett him haue goods for the ouerplus.
And the deft produced his account for Leauis & ffees, Three
hundred Thirty two pownds of Tob.
The Court see noe cause of suite.

Mr Henry
Coursey plf
Michael
Baysey deft

This Cause being uppon accounts &c: & intricate, A Jury is
empanelled.
Warr^t to the Sheriffe to empanell a Jury of 12 men Ret forthw^th
Sheriffe returneth his writt & warned

fforeman
M^r Robert Slye
Cap^t Willm Euans
M^r Henry Adams
Henry Keine

M^r James Lindsey
M^r Richard Willan
M^r John Hatch
Philip Land

Thomas Letchworth
James Veitch
Will^m Dorington
Hugh Stanley.

who returne their Verdict in writing (Viz)
Whereas the plf M^r Henry Coursey demandeth of Michael Baysey
deft, by specialty fower hund^d & sixteene pownds of Tob & cask, &
uppon a former Court Order due to the p^eticular Estate of the s^d plf
Two hund^d thirty nine pownds of Tob & cask, & one hund^d pownds
(due uppon account) of Tob & cask, w^ch in all amounteth to Seauen
hund^d & fifty fiue pownds of Tob & Cask, And the s^d defendant mak-
ing nothing thereof to appeare payd. Wee find for the plf seaueⁿ

hund^d fifty fiue pownds of Tob. & Cask w^th cost The verdict
entred for the Judgm^t

p. 132
Overzee v.
Eltonhead
vid. order
fol. 36
vid. fol.
infra 208

To the hon^ble the Gouerno⁶ & Councell
The humble Petⁿ of Jane Eltonhead Sheweth
That in Aprill att the last Prouinciall Court yo^r Pet^r had an Order
graunted agst her att the suite of M^r Symon Ouerzee, Concerning
some cattle of the s^d Ouerzees w^ch were strayed, & gott amongst yo^r
Pet^rs cattle unknowne to yo^r Pet^r. Yo^r Pet^r being ill att th^t time when