224   Chancery Court Proceedings, 1678.





        Liber C D                                        RC    Humphrey Davenport Replevin ad vic Com Talbot agt
              Thos Hothud for one Woman Servant Called Sheely Donnoughway
              dat 13th Aug.t ret 8.th October 1678

             RC Subp.a Job Nutt Citizen & Grocer of London & Michael
              Tawney of Calvert C: Gent to Answer a Bill in Chan.ry ats Henry
              Jowles of Cal Co Gent & Sibei his wife Ex.trs of the last will &
              Testam.t of W.m Groom deced ret 8.th Oct 1678

              Aug.t 7th 1678
                RC     Came Robert Carvile Gent who undertook for Keneim
              Mackloughhin in the Sume of Twenty thousand pounds of Tobacco
              that he the s.d Kenelm Mackloughlin Should prosecute his Replevin
              ag.t Tho: Russell for his unjust detaining a Sloop Called the John &
              Ann the Tackle furniture boat & Oars to the Same belonging of
              the s.d Kenelm Mackloughlin as it is Said & to make Restitution to
              the S.d Russell if to him Shall be adjudged with Damages

              July 29.th 1678
                IB     Came John Barnes of S.t m: C: who undertooke for
              Thomas Harris in the Sum of three thousand pounds of Tob: that he
              S.d Tho: Harris Should prosecute his Replevin ag.t Tho: Pattison for
              his unjust detaining of a man Servant Called Rowland Morgan of
              the s.d Tho: Harris's as it is Said & to make Restitution to the s.d
              pattison if to him Shall be adjudged with damages

           p. 184 Aug.t 7.th 1678
       (fol. 221) IB   Came Edward Man Tal. Co: who undertooke for Phillip
              Pococke in the Sume of Eight thousand pounds of Tob: y.t the s.d
              Phillip Pococke Should prosecute his Replevin agt Thomas Smith
              Sloopman for his unjust detaining of one Chest one Sait of Cloaths
              Eleven Ells & a half of Oznabriggs fourteen Ells threequarters
              fine Hainbrough Cloth ten Ells & a half of Holland Twenty Seven
              y.ds blew linnen, nine nine Castar Hatts, one piece of filletting 8 p.r
              of Stockins four Ounces of fine thread one pound of Nutmeggs
              three thousand pinns, one Coasting Coat, one Doz.n Stocklocks one
              pair Shoes one Rundlett with Brandy & one matchcoat of y.e S.d
              Phillip Pocock as it is Said & to make Restitution to the S.d Smith
              if to him Shall be adjudged with damages


        (fol. 222) Aug.t 13.th 1678
                RC     Came Richard Royston of Tal. Co.ty who undertooke
              for Humphrey Davenport in the Sume of four thousand pounds Tob:
              that the S.d Humphrey Davenport Should prosecute his Replevin
              ag.t Thomas Hothud for the unjust detaining of one woman Servt