520        Chancery Court Proceedings, 1678.

      Liber P C  Att a Court of Delegated held at the Cyty of Maryes
                 upon the sixth day of November being Wednesday in the
                 third yeare of the dominion of the Right Hono.ble Charles
                 &.c Anoq Domini 1678

                  Present Coil. Baker Brookes Esq Coil: Henry Coursey
                 Esq Maj.r Benjamin Rozer Esq
               The same day it was ordered that Coil: Henry Courscy And Maj.r
              Benjamin Rozer shall and arc hereby appoynted and Authorized To
              tax such Costs as shall be to be Taxed in this Court and that the
              same soe by them Taxed shall be as substantially vallid as if all the
              Judges of this Court had done the Same.
               The same day it was Ordered that Charles Boteler Register of the
              Court shall and is hereby impowered to signe the records of this
              Court And also all decrees wch shall be by this Court made And
              decreed And that the same soe by him signed shall be as substantiall,
              and Vallid as if the Judges of this Court had signed the same.
               Att w.ch day came before the said Court of delegates appoynted
              as aforesaid for reviewing rehearing and reexamming the said
              Cause as well the said Libellant John Quigly by Robert Ridgely
              his pcurator as the said Garrat Vansweringen by Kenelme Chisel-
              dyne Esq his pcurator and upon full and Mature Deliberacon and
              advisement of And upon the premisses this Court haveing fully
              and thorowly weighed and Considered the evidences of both sides and
              ye pleadings thereupon And being all Clearly satisfyed therein doe
              pronounce publish and declare their finall sentence Judgement and
              decree as followeth That is to say that the said John Decry did not
              dye Intestate, but that the words by him spoken (viz) I give all that
              I have to my sister Ellinor Decry my Brother Owen Ouigley and
              my Cozen John Quigley and doe make them my Execut.rs doe amount
              to a Nuncupative will And the said Decry was of a sound disposing
          p. 133  Mind at the Time of the speakeing Thereof The Court therefore
              Order Judge and decree These words soe spoken by the said Decry
              to be the Last will of the said Decry and that the said Ellinor Decry
              Owen Quigley and John Quigley are the Execnt.r of the said John
              Decry And that the Said Garrat Vansweringen pay unto the said
              John Quigley the sume of seven thousand seven hundred ninety
              seaven pounds of Tobacco for Costs allowed the said John Quigley
              ifor his Charges in this behalfe Expended
                                 signed p.r order of the Judges
                                      of this Court of Deligates
                                         Charles Boteler Registr