226 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1658.

Liber
P. C. R.
David
ffereira v.
Humphrey
Warren

Vppon the demand & Petⁿ of the plf for Thirty six shillings six
pence in money sterling, for wine sold to the deft, w^ch the deft (as is
alleaged) denyeth to satisfy.
The deft (p^e Attornat Roger Isham) sayth th^t hee profered the plf
satisfaction in Tob. for his debt demanded.
It is therefore ordered th^t the deft pay unto the plf Thirty six
shillings six pence, according to his demand, in money sterl. Or Tob
to th^t ualue att Two pence the pownd which amounts to Two hund^d &
nineteene pownds of Tob, w^th Charge of suite.

Cornwalleys
v. Lindsey &
Brooks

To the hon^ble the Gou^e & Councell of State &c :

The humble Pet" of Tho: Cornewaleys admistrato^rs of Will^m
Nugent Deceased Sheweth th^t whereas James Lindsey & ffrancis
Brookes haue unlawfully possessed themselues of the Estate of Will^m
Nugent, Hee humbly prayeth th^t the s^d James Lindsey may bee
Ordered to deliuer an accompt of the s^d Estate to yo^r Pet^r uppon
oath. And th^t hee may haue releife agst the Estate of the s^d Brooks
for what he receiued of the s^d Estate. As allso an Order to receiue
againe such cattle & hoggs or satisfaction for them as did belong
to the s^d Nugent, There being noe lawfull Authority for the dis-
posall of them: And consequently att the perill of the buyers, as yo^r
Pet^r conceiues & hee shall pray &c :

Vid. fol. 263

Vppon the fores^d Petⁿ The Deft is sworne in open Court, And by
uertue of th^t Oath to deliuer or send downe a true account att the
next Prouinciall Court of the s^d M^r Nugents Estate.

Re
Pritchard's
Estate

M^r William Wilkinson is impowred by Order of this Court to sell
a Cow or heyfer att Bartholomew Philips in S^t Clements manno^e,
belonging to Will^m Pritchard the sonne of John Pritchard Deceased
& to putt another Cow or heyfer in her roome of the same age here
att S^t Maries for the use & behoofe of the s^d Will^m Pritchard, the s^d
M^r Wilkinson hauing the s^d W^m Pritchard under Guardianship, &
in his tuition.

Adams &
Mathews v.
Mitchell's
Estate

p. 184

Bee it knowne unto all men by these p^ents th^t I Will^m Mitchell
Esq^r doe assigne all my right tytle & interest of a blackish browne
horse w^th a white face unto Henry Adams & Thomas Mathewes
for the use of Jane Clearke, the late Relict of Nicholas Cawsine
deceased; To haue & to hould unto the s^d Henry Adams & Thomas
Mathewes to & for the sole benefitt & use of the s^d Jane Clearke &
her heyres for euer & in wittness whereof I sett my hand this 7^th
of January 1656. Will^m Mitchell
Signed & Deliuered in p^ence of Giles Sadler
These p^ents wittnes th^t I the aboue named Will^m Mitchell doe
engage my selfe my heyres, Executo^rs & admistrato^rs uppon or
before the last of Aprill next comming to deliuer to the aboue