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26 Provincial Court Proceedings, 167 1/2. Liber J J The Clerke satisfyed the prisoner that those prsons that were last called were to passe upon his life and his Death, therefore if he had any thing to object against them or any of them he might Challenge them as he saw them come to the booke. The said Jurors being called Every one by his name severally answered thereunto & were respectively sworne that they should well and truly try and true Deliverance make betweene the Right honoble the Lord Proprietary and the prisoner at the barre whom they should have in Charge according to their Evidence. p. [499b] The said Philip Lynes being againe araigned, and the Evidence against him being sworne (vizt Richard Robinson) to give Evidence to the Cort & the Jury touching the prmises. he declared the same upon oath the prisoner having also spoke for himself, and the Court having summed up the matter and given it in Charge to the Jury, the Jury withdrew to consider of their verdict. who imediately Returning, and the said Philip Lynes being set to the barre, and the said Jurors being Respectively called by their names Every man answered thereunto. and the Clerk Demanded of them if Philip Lynes were guilty of the felony & burglary whereof he stood Indicted or not Guilty the said Jurors answered (not Guilty) nor that he did ffly for it. The prisoner being cleared of this Crime was againe by the Court continued in the Sheriff of St Maryes Custody to answere another Indictmt preferred against him this Court. Then did the Grand Jurors Retorne the Indictmt against Justinian Gerard for hogstealing Endorsed thus—vizt (Billa Vera) Then also did they retorne the Indictmt against Richard Robinson before recited as principall & Philip Lynes George Taylor Ellen Taylour Robert Clerke and Mary Clerke as accessaryes Endorsed thus (Billa Vera) Then also did they Exhibite to the Court this prsentmt following vizt Maryland ss The Jurors for the Right hono :ble the Lord Proprie tary of this Province for the body of this Province being sumoned, and sworne the thirteenth day of this Instant month of ffebruary in the 40th yeare of his Lopps Dominion &c upon their oathes doe prseflt Richard Sheppey of St Clements Hundred in the County of St Maryes planter for hoggstealing the 21th day of January last past by the informacon of Charles Budd Robert Ward & Robert iford of the same County planters. Thomas Paine of St Michaells Hundred in the County of St Maryes for stopping up the passage to the waterside to St Jeromes Creeke the sixth day of this instant month of ffebruary |
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