606       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1669.

       Liber JJ   Lord Proprietary humbly submitteth himselfe to the judgment of
             the Court here.
               It is therefore Ordered by the Court here That the said Henry
             Mitchael give Security for his good abearance during his life.

               Memorandum that On the One and twentith day of December in
             the yeare aforesaid came the said Henry Mitchael and also William
             Illinsworth and Raymond Stapelfort who undertooke for the said
             Henry Mitchael, and the said Henry Mitchael did acknowledge to
             owe to the Lord Proprietary the summe of fifty pounds of lawfull
             mony of England and the said William Illinsworth and Raymond
             Stapelfort five and twenty pounds of like lawfull mony of England
             to be made of their Goods Chattells lands or Tenements for the use
             of the said Lord Proprietary if that the said Henry Mitchael dureing
             his life shall not well abeare himselfe aswell towards his said Lord-
             shipp as all other the good people of this province.

               Memorandum that upon Complaint made to Thomas Sprigg Gent
             One of his Lordshipps justices of the peace for Calvert County by
             John Philips against Henry Mitchael, the said Henry Mitchael with
             Henry Hough and Stephen Benson his securityes became bound by
             recognizance in two hundred pounds of lawfull mony of England to
             his said Lordshipp the Lord Proprietary aswell for his good abear-
             ance as his appearance at St Maries here the ninetenth day of Octo-
             ber in the xxxviiith yeare of his Lordshipps Dominion &c which said
             Court being prorogued untill the fourtenth day of December in the
             yeare aforesaid, and afterwards to witt the twentith day of the same
             December the said Henry Mitchael being called came and the said
             John Philips likewise and upon certaine information to the Court
             here that the said Henry Mitchael had forfeited his recognizance
             Michael Abbott Richard Rayner wittnesses to speake the truth con-
             cerning the premisses being sworne and examined, it was adjudged
             by the Court here that the said Henry Mitchael hath forfeited his
             recognizance for breach of his said Lopps peace, therefore ordered
             that the same be estreated and afterwards to witt the same day the
             said Henry Mitchael praying the mercy of the Court, Ordered that
             the said recognizance be remitted, and the Order for estreating the
             same withdrawne.

               Memorandum that on the twentith day of December in the xxxviiith
             yeare of the Dominion of Caecilius &c Annoq Dom One thousand
             six hundred sixty nine Michael Abbott being sumoned on the behalfe
             of the Lord Proprietary to give evidence against Henry Mitchael
             the said Michael Abbott did acknowledge in Open Court that he was
             drunk for which Ordered the said Abbott be fined One hundred
             pounds of tobacco, according to Act of Assembly in such case made
             and provided.