Chancery Court Proceedings, 1670-71.     51

     John Half chead plt The plt hath time to Reply whilst the next Liber C D
     agt Court and then to Come to a hearing by Con-
     Joseph Edloe def.t sent of both partys
     Joseph Edloe plt 1                                     p.
          ag.t      This Cause Continued untill y.e next Court. (fol. 50)
     John Half head deft

    John Bailey plt 1 Upon Calling of this Busieness It is Ordered
          ag.t by the Court here that the defend.t Neale have
     James Neale def.tJ time to Examine his Wittnesses whilst next
     Court and that he Rejoyn with the plt this Court

     James Neale plt
          ag.t    This Cause Continued untill the next Court
     John Bally def.t

     Toby Wells plt. ..]
          ag.t    The Demurrer is Continued whilst next Court
     John Wright def.t

    Oliver Holloway plt. Upon Calling of this Cause & the plt
           ag.t wanting Some Wittnesses to be Examined
     John Homewood deft It is Ordered by the Court here that the plt
     have time to Examine his Wittnesses whilst next Court, and then
     that publication be made
     Edward Peerce plt.                           .    .
                    This Cause is Continued whilst the next
          ag.      C
     Randall Revell def.t our

     Nicholas Brooke plt.. .
                     Ordered by the Court here that the de-
           ag.
                    I fend.t Rejoyn by the next Court
     Richard Tilghman def.t

    Benjamin Cowell plt. The partys plt and Defend.t appearing this
           ag.t day this Cause according to an Order of the
     Jonathan Sybrey def.tJ fourteenth of December came to hearing in
     the presence of both partys plt and def.t and their Attorneys on
     both Sides the Complts Bill and Replication the defendants ansr (fol. 51)
     and proofs in the said Cause taken being all Read and by this Court
     viewed, and Seriously Considered, together with what could be
     alledged on either Side this Court was all Clearly Satisfied that
     the Release in the def.ts Answers, in Barr pleaded was not a Sufficient
     discharge of the defend.ts against the Complt but that the def.t
     ought to pay to the Complt the Twenty thousand pounds of Tobacco