the Inuentory of the goods that wase stolne
    Itum on wastcote Laced with gould lace on
    pare of Bodises on hood on scarfe two
    neck handcherchifs 3 pockett handchers
    three Aprons on laune on saye on blu
    linnene to pare of sbus on pare of stock
    ings on holland Coyfe scollopt two holl
    Lacede Coyfs on lawne Coyfe laced on
    Cambrick Coyfe Laced on stock neac
    kioth on hofl Coyfe and Dresinge on
    band and bandstrings two other Coyfes
    on shirt on canues petticot on Canues
    Apron on pare of stokings on serge was
    cote on pare of Lockerum Drawers on
    pare of knett gloues on Beauer hatt on
    new whit blankett on new Couerled on
    portinggall Cape on new Dowlas shirt
   The names of the Jeury
   I Mathew Reead
   2 Edward hull
   3 John Ringgould
   4 Charles Steward
   5 Arthur writte
   6 John Smith
   7 Richard Blunt
   8 Morgon Williams
   9 Thomas Stagwell
   10 John Jenkings
   I I John Winchester
   12 Thomas osborne
   the jeury all sworne



    Capt Thomas Brodnox Inditeth John White and Sarah Tayler that Liber B
   thay haue fellonioasly Runn away and stolen out of his house Diueres
   goods as are in an Inuentory in pertikculers by thayre owne Confes
   tion spetified youe of the Jeury are to Examine the Euidence and
   Bringe in youre verdit whether the Acction be Crimminall for a
   further triall at the proventiall Court or not
















   * This is an interpolation made six years later than other entries herein.





      Kent County Court Proceedings, 1656-1662. 213







       The Jeurys Verditt
    The verditt of the Jeury is thes that we do not find it valluable to
   Reach the law of fellony Conserninge the goods that John Whit and
   Sarah Tayler Did Cary away from Capt Thomas Brodnox as Doth
   Apeare to us & this is oure varditt being Jeury men
                    Thomas Stagwell
                        foreman

    Whearas the Jeury hath brought in thayre varditt and Doth not
   finde them Guilty of fellony according to thayre Inditment thes
   Courts sencure is acording to the vardite and Doth order that the
   goods be Deliuered unto Capt Thomas Brodnox as thay are and the
   sarvants to Retorne to thayre Masters sarves

    John ‘Wedg doth enter his marke of Cattell & hogges for the feuter (*)
   is the Right yeare Cropt and a slitt in it & the leift yeare only a Slett
   downe the Meddell of the eare entred the 10th of october 1667

    Mr Nickholas pickard Doth enter a Acction Against a peace of [fol. 95]
   land of Thomas Bennetts of three hundred pounds of Tobaco
    W Seth foster Doth Enter an Acction of foure hundred and fifty
   pounds of tobaco against the same land






























   * This is an interpolation made six years later than other entries herein.