526 Provincial Court Proceedings, 1661.

Liber
P. C. R.

p. 1018

In speciall giueing unto the aforesaid Joseph Swett my lawfull At-
torney, full power to arrest impleade imprison, and as he shall see
cause out of prison to deliuer, and upon receipt of any or all my due
to signe and scale accquittance or accquittances in my name and be-
half e, Alsoe to make and appoynte under him other Attorneys as he
shall see cause, to acte in the p^rmisses and them againe to discharge,
and what euer my said Attorney he or they shall lawfully doe or
cause to be done concerning the p^rmisses, I the said Fobby Roberts
doe by theis p^rsents rattifye confirme and allowe to stand good in as
firme and ample manner as I my selfe might or could doe were I
there personally p^rsent In wittness whereof I haue hereunto sett my
hand and Seale this 12^th day of February 1661 Fobby Roberts
Signed sealed and deliuered in the p^rsence of us Samuel Jewell
John Thwing
The Co^rt ajourned till 9 of the clock in the morning

Feb. 14

Fryday the 14^th of February
Present All

Coursey v.
Manning

Vpon the Complaynt of Henry Coursey Esq^r ag^t Thomas Manning
gent, that in the Co^rt by the fyre side the said Manning sayd the
said Coursey was forsworne The said Henry Coursey desireth M^r
Parker to be examined in the busines The said W^m Parker being
duely sworne in open Co^rt sayth That he did heare M^r Manning say
that the said Coursey was Forsworne, but whether he sayd he would
proue it or not he remembreth not

p. 1019
Attorney
General v.
Vaughan

Then was called before the board Cap^t Robert Vaughan to an-
swere unto a contempt ag^t his Lo^ps Gouernm^t whoe being sorry for
the same Ordered that he be f orgiuen

Attorney
General v.
Russell

Then was called before the board Christopher Russell
Ordered that the said Russell finde security for his good be-
hauiour, and appearance to answere the next Co^rt

Attorney
General v.
Everett

Ordered that John Euerett pay the Sherriffes and Clarks fees and
be dismist

To the hono^ble the Gouerno^r and Councell of the Province of
Maryland

Neale v.
Thompkin-
son

The humble peticon of James Neale Sheweth Whereas yo^r pet^r
contracted with John Tompkinson to build him a howse of 25 foote
long with two outside Chimneyes w^ch the said Tompkinson did prom-
ise and oblige himself e to build sufficient and to be really worth one
thousand pounds of tobacco for which yo^r pet^r gaue him bills for the
said vallue before the howse was built confideing in his honesty to