168       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1667.

         Liber FF Court adjourn'd till tomorrow morning att 9 of the Clock
         [p. 449] The Justices mett this day being the 10th day of Aprill 1667
               Prsent The Chancellor Jerome White Coll: Wm Euans and Thomas
                Truman Esqrs Justices

                Ordered That a Grand Jury be called who appeared according to
              theire names as followeth
               Foreman Thomas Hinson Joseph Horsley
                James Ringould     Timo Gooddrick
                Sampson Waring     Fran: swinfen Anto Callaway
                Henry Hyde         James VarlowTobias Weells
                Joseph Wicks       Thomas StuddWillm Cowrsey
                Richard Loyd       Wm Worgan
                Tho: sprigg        Wm Ireland
                Who were sworne and Comanded to attend the Court

                James Cullurn, Andrew Cook Wm Worgan Benjamin Gloster Wit-
              liam Gray John Walton & John Tucker was sworne in Cort to giue
              Euidence to the said Grand Inquest upon an Indictmt deliuered into
              Court by the Attorney Generall agt Henry Mitchell as followeth
                Let it be Enquired for the Rigt Honble the Lord Propr whether
              that Henry Mitchell of the Cliftes in Caluert County plantt the 6th
              day of May in the 35th yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c: by
              force & armes in and upon James Cullum of the Clifts aforesaid
              in the County aforesaid at the said Clifts did make an Assault &
              an Affray & him, did beat wound & euill intreate, and him the said
              James did then and there tye to a tree and him did whip and blood
              of him the said James did draw till bee the said James would make
              promise to him the said Henry to giue him two Cowes to be released
              soe that of his life he was dispaired and other enormities to him
              then and there did doe to the greate damage of him the said James
              and contrary to the peace of the Lord Propr his Rule and dignity
                                                  Will Caluert

                James Lewis and Thonias Hughes was sworne in Court to giue
              Euidence to the said Grand Inquest upon an Indictmt deliuered into
              Court by the Attorney Generall agt Daniell Stringer as followeth
                Let it be Enquired for the Rigt Honble the Lord Propr whether
               Daniell Stringer of St Michaells Hundred in the County of St Marys
               Planter the 14th day of March in the yeare of Our Lord 1666 att
              Poyney Neck in St Michaells hundred in the County aforesaid a
         [p. 450] certaine hogg of the Goods & Chattles of William Caluert Escp then
              and there being found feloniously tooke stole killed & carryed away
              against the peace of the Lord Propr his rule & dignity
                                               William Caluert