Provincial Court Proceedings, 1666—67.   161

    uessell shall Carry all the aforesaid Goods that shall bee laden on board Liber FF
    in the said shipe to some other of his maties English plantacons or to
    England Ireland Wales or towne of Berwick upon Tweede, And that
    euery shipe or uessell which shall loade or take on board any of the
    aforesaid Goods untill such Bond giuen to the said Gouernor or
    Certificate produced from the Officers of any Custom howse of Eng-
    land Ireland Wales or of the towne of Berwick, that such Bond haue
    been there duely giuen; shall be forfeited wth all her Gunns Tackle
    Apparell and furniture, to bee imployed and recouered in manner as
    aforesaid And the said Gouernor and euery of them shall twice in
    euery yeare after the first day of January 1660 returne true Copies
    of all such Bonds by him soe taken to the Cheife Officers of the Cus-
    tom in London
      Yet John Terris Mastr of the Parke William of New England uery
    little weighing the Act of Parliamt aforesaid nor in any manner
    fearing the forfeitures in the said Act Contained after the publish-
    ing the said Act and before the day of Exhibiting this informacon
    Contrary to the said Act did lade two hoggheads of tobacco on Board
    the said Barke William before that hee had giuen Pond two suf-
    ficient suretyes that the said tobaccoe should by the said Barke Wil-
    liam be brought to some Other of his Maties English Plantacons or
    to England Ireland Wales or towne of Berwick upon Tweede
      Whereupon the Wm Caluert who followes as well for the Rigt
    Honble the Lord Proprietary as for the said Charles Caluert Esp
    Gouernor of this Prouince prayes the aduizemt of the Court of the
    prmisses, and that the said Barke wth all her Gunns Tackle Apparell
    and furniture according to the forme and Effect of the said Act
    forfeited may bee deliuered to his said lops Treasurer and the
    Honble Charles Caluert Esq according to the forme and Effect of
    the said Act And that the said John Treris may Come here in Court
    and Answere the prmisses            Will Caluert

      John Treris being Called made appearance and was allsoe desired [p. 441]
    to put in his Answere to the said informacon Who likewise requested
    the Court to haue an Attorney admitted him which was allsoe allowed
    him by the Board Whereupon Appeared John Morecroft the said
    William Gard & John Treris theire Attorney Who desired time untill
    the morrow morning to put in theire Answers to the said seuerall
     informacons
      Time granted them untill 9 of the Clock in the morning to put
    into Court theire Answers to the said informacons

       The Court adjourn'd untill tomorrow morning

    Wensday March the 20th 1666/7 The Justices all mett as yesterday

      Wm Gard was then Called and appeared by Jno Morecroft his At-
    torney who was desired to deliuer in his answere to the said Informa