Provincial Court Proceedings, 1676.     139

         Bradley plaintiff and Henry Parker deft On the part of the plaintiff Liber N N
         allowed foure hundred and twenty pounds of tobacco.
          Thomas Low of Dorchester County in a case between Thomas
         Taylor planter plaintiff & Thomas Taylor Gent deft On the part of
         the plaintiff allowed three hundred and sixty pounds of tobacco.
          John Hungerford of Dorchester County in a case depending
         betweene Thomas Taylor planter plaintiff and Thomas Taylor Gent
         deft On the part of the Plaintiff allowed foure hundred and eighty
         pounds of tobacco.
          Edward Savage of Dorchester County in a case between Thomas
         Taylor planter plaintiff and Thomas Taylor Gent deft On the part
         of the plaintiff allowed three hundred pounds of tobacco.
          Gurney Crow of Dorchester County in a case between Thomas
         Taylor planter plaintiff and Thomas Taylor Gent deft On the part
         of the pIt allowed foure hundred and twenty pounds of tobacco.
          George Bolton of Dorchester County in a case betweene Thomas
         Wall plaintiff and Wm Worgan deft On the part of the plaintiff al-
         lowed foure hundred and fifty pounds of tob.
          Raymond Stapelfort of Dorchester County in a case betweene
         Stephen Sealous and Thomas Purnell plaintiffs and Robert Blinck-
         home deft On the part of the plaintiffs allowed foure hundred forty
         eight pounds of tobacco.
          Armigell Greenwood of Dorchester County in a case betweene
         Thomas Taylor planter plt and Thomas Taylor Gent deft On the part
         of the plaintiff allowed five hundred and ten pounds of tobacco.

         Maryland ss.
          Att a Provinciall Court held at St Maries the fourth day of April
         in the first yeare of the Dominion of the Right Honble Charles Lord
         Baltemore Absolute Lord and Proprietary of the Provinces of Mary-
         land and Avalon Lord Baron of Baltemore &c Annoq Dorñ One
         thousand Six hundred Seventy Six. Present.
                  Philip Calvert Esq Chancellour
          The Hon e               . .         justices
                  William Calvert Esq Principall Secretary
                                       Jno Blomfeild Cl.
          His Lordshipp the Lord Proprietary of this Province Sendeth his
         writ of adjournment to his Said justices the tenor whereof followeth
         in these words vizt Charles Absolute Lord and Proprietary of the
         Provinces of Maryland and Avalon Lord Baltemore &c To Our
         justices of Our Provinciall Court assigned Greeting, ffor certaine
         causes Us moveing Wee have Ordained that all pleas writs bills
         processe and precepts and other things whatsoever which before Us
         this fourth day of April instant remaine aswell in Law as equity
         undetermined in Our said Provinciall Court or at any other dayes
         hereafter next following ought to be pleaded returned, untill the