Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661. 447

John Vanhack sworne in open Courte sayth that the def^t was to
give the plt one thousand pounds of tobacco for the first yeare and
two thousand pounds of tobacco for the second yeare by a Condicon
made Betweene them to which he was Wittnes and further Sayth
not
George Wilson sworne in open Courte sayth the same as the afore-
said John Vanhack, and they further sayth that the plt did not goe
aboute to worke while the tenth of June and further sayth not
Whereupon it appeared to the Courte that the plt was in the def^ts
Service foure moneths that is to say from the foureteenth of January
till the tenth of May for which tyme and Seruice the plt had noe
sattisfaccon It is therefore ordered that the def^t pay to the plt six
hundred pounds of tobacco with costs of Suite.

Liber
P. C. R.

This day came Thomas Taylor and desired Liberty to choose his
.... whereupon he made Choyce of Philip ....

Re Taylor

Let it be Enquired for the Lord Proprietary whether John Jenkins
Hugh Neile William Heard Henry Peere Richard Morris William
Smoote John Courts James Walker William Hall, William Crayford
Thomas Jaruis Thomas Lomax and John Morris contrary to the
fidellity to his Lo^ps due not hauing the feare of God before their
Eyes, and by Instigacon of the deuell, mutinously and seditiously
Contrary to the Acte of Assembly in that case provided within this
Province at the howse of Josias Fendall in Charles County vpon the
Eighth and nynth dayes of February 1660 ag^t the pson of his Lops
Gouernor his gouernm^t & guards provided for the safety thereof did
w^th force attempt th^t is to say vpon the 8^th day of Feb. aforesaid
at the howse of Josias Fendall aforesaid, in the County aforesaid in
Armes did appeare, and upon the ninth day of February to rescue
the psons of Josias Fendall and John Hatch then Prisoners for
mutiny and Sedicon and under a guard did march in greate derroga-
con from the just power of his Lop and the Subversion of the
Government of this Province and Contrary to the peace of his said
Lop. his rule and dominion.

Then order was giuen to the Sherriffe to Impannell a Jury (vizt)
as followeth

Attorney
General v.
Jenkins
et al.
p. 452
vide 3 Md.
Arch. Coun.
406

M^r Richard Lloyd
M^r John Warren
William Tattershall
Walter Pakes
W^m Browne
Nicholas Young Foreman
John Shertcliffe
Richard Bennett
William Assiter

Randall Hanson
John Waghope
James Hall
Henry Ellery
John Vanhack
W^m Lucas
Geo. Wilson
W^m Cole
Thomas Innis

Gent.