Provincial Court Proceedings, 1668.     337

    premisses to be extended and delivered in execution upon the said Liber FF
    judgment and tooke the same to her Own Use from the Conusee or
    Conusees of the said judgment as in satisfaction for the said two
    thousand pounds so pretended to be due unto her in equity as afore-
    said And did likewise procure a centaine Quietus est to be issued
    Out of your Lopps said Court there under your Lopps seale for the
    barring of all persons from sueing and impleading her, her heirs
    executrs or assignes for any matter or thing due from her on recov-
    erable against her as Executrix unto her said Husband.
      That after the said Quietus est Obtained the said Mary made her
    last will and dyed haveing made Mary Bateman an Infant her
    Daughter who was Daughter and heire of the Said John Bateman
    executrix of her said Will and One John Boague Overseer thereof
    dureing the infancy of her said Daughter
      That Administration of the Goods Chattells and estate of the said [p.637]
    Mary the Mother was committed unto the said John Boage with
    the said Will annexed dureing the Infancy of the said Mary the
    Daughter who by virtue thereof entred upon the said purchased
    premisses and became possessed of all the personall estate of the
    said Mary the mother in trust for the said infant and by virtue of
    the said Quietus est keepe yr petr from recovering the said purchased
    premisses which are undoubtedly the estate of your petr either in Law
    or equity And likewise barrs your petr from bringing comenceing or
    prosecuteing any action or suite in yr Löpps said Court for the recov-
    ery of the monies belonging to yr petitioner in the hands of the said
    Bateman at the time of his decease.
      That all writeings conveyances and evidences relateing to the said
    purchased premisses are in the hands of the said John Boague or
    of the said infant or some other for their or One of their Use or uses
    or in trust for them or One of them As also all the Bookes and papers
    of accounts of the said John Bateman and which yr petr cannot corn-
    pell them to produce by reason of the said Quietus est.
      That yt Löpps petr hath hereunto annexed true Coppyes of all
    the said proceedings in your Lopps said Court for your Lopps more
    cleare and full satisfaction in relation to the prmisses
      Your Löpps petr therefore humbly prayes that yr Löpp would
    please to consider the prmisses and to grant him such releife in rela-
    tion to the same as to your Honr shall seeme just and reasonable
    And the rather for that if no remedy can be had for merchants who
    doe or shall trade into yr Löpps said province and entrust Factors
    there with their estates all trades must necessarily cease and be
    destroyed.
      And yr Lopps petr as in duty bound shall pray &c

      It is his Löpps pleasure that Richard Langhorne of the Inner
    Temple London Esp his LOpps Councell learned in the Law doe