178       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1667.

       Liber FF The plt demurrs in law to the defendts plea, The defendt Joynes
              in demurrer, The plt makes it a wrong plea, there being noe such
              plea to an accon of tresspass upon the Case, the said plea being proper
              to an accon of tresspass onely, Therefore Craues Judgmt upon the
              plts Declaracon, the defendt ouer Ruled in his demurrer Therefore
              Judgmt awarded agt the defendt to sattisfye the plt the said sume of
              449 lb tob: according to his Declaracon

       [p. 460] Anthony Callaway plt
              Jn0 wright who marryed the Relict
                                    Time giuen the defendt to put in
               of Bartholemw Gleuin defendant
                                     his plea tomorrow morning
         Morecroft p quer
         Caluert p defendt

              Toby Wells plaintiffe
              Jno wright Gleuins Relict
                               Time giuen the defendt till tomorrow
               Ut supra defendant
              Morecroft p quer   morning to put in his plea
              Caluert p defendt

              Thomas Ringould plt :
              Tho:     Hinson & Henry According to the Ordr of last Prouinall
               Parker defendants Court, a Jury is now impannell'd to goe upon
                             the merritts of the whole Cause, whose
              Morecroft p quer names are as followeth (Vizt)
              Jenifer p defendts
         Foreman Thomas Sprigg      Toby Wells
                    Sampson Waring  Jn0 Odber
                                             Being all
                    Henry Hyde      Wm GroomeCalled and
                    Richard Loyde   Rob: sampson
                                                 sworne
                    Joseph Horseley Sath Chew
                    Anto Callaway   Geo: Beckwith
               After which all pattents and papers tending to either plott of land
              (and all wittnesses heard and sworne in Court) were deliuered to
              the Jury, who went forth to Consider thereof, And after a while
              returnes againe into Cort and hauing answered to theire names, de-
              sires theire Charge may be allowed, which was accordingly Ordered
               Whereupon they deliuer into Court theire Verdict as followeth
               The Jury hath found for the Plaintiffe, And allowes for dathage
              two pence Sterlinge
               The defendt Craues time to moue in Arrest of Judgmt--Time
              giuen the defendt to the end of the Court to put in his errors


        Court adjourn'd till tomorrow morning 9th of the Clocke

       [p. 461] The Court all mett as yesterday This being the 12th day of Aprill 1667