248       Provincial Court Proceedings, 1682.

 Liber W. C.     appeare to this Declaracon & make him or themselves Defendant
                 thereunto and by rule of Court Confesse the aforesaid Lease Entry
                 and Ejectment and insist onely upon the Title the deft in this
                 Declaracon will Confesse Judgment & posession will be Delivered
                 accordingly to the plt
                 To George Thompson gentt Tennant in posession of the prmisses
                 abovementioned
                  And the said George Thompson by Robert Carvile his Attorney
                 cometh & defendeth the force and Injury when &c. and Prayeth
                 Liberty to imparle hereunto untill the next Provinciall Court and
                 it is granted unto him & the same day is given to the plt likewise
                  Att wch Said Provinciall Court came the Said partyes by thcir
                 Attornys aforesaid and in the Same Cause was Ordered by and
                 with the Consent of the said plt and Deft and theire Attorneyes
          p. 597 on both sides That the said George Thompson should be admitted
                 Defendant and that he forthwith appeare and Receive a Declaracon
                 and plead to it the Generall issue And at the tryall thereupon to be
                 had the Said George Thompson Shall appeare in his pper person
                 or by his Attorney & shall Confesse Lease Entry and Ejectment
                 Or that in default thereof Judgment shall be Entred against the
                 Defendant Thomas Peele the Casuall Ejector, but all further prose
                 cution against him shall Cease untill the said George Thompson
                 shall make default in any of the premisses, and Itt is further
                 Ordered by the Court by the Consent aforesaid that the said George
                 Thompson shall not take advantage against the pU for not psecute
                 ing upon the tryall Occasioned by such Default but that the said
                 George Thompson shall pay to the pU the Costs by this Court to be
                 taxed in this Cause, And it is further Ordered that the Lessor to
                 the plt shall be Charged wth the payment of the Costs to the Defendt
                 if any be adjudged to him, and the Same Cause was Continued
                 untill the next Provinciall Court:
                  Att said next Provinciall Court to wit the Nineteenth day of
                 November in the sixth yeare of the Dominion of the Rtt honoble
                 Charles Lord Baltemore &c Annocp Doni: 1681 Came the said
                 Partyes by their Attorneys aforesaid And this Cause standing at
                 issue this prsent Court ready for tryall, But because it appeareth
                 to the Court here that the same is an accon of Ejectment and that
                 it is Comenced by the said Abraham Reid as Lessee to Andrew
                 Abington against Thomas Peele Casuall Ejector, and the said
                 George Thompson who is the pty Concerned haveing named him
                 self deft instead of the Casuall Ejector to try the Title to the said
                 parcell of Land Called Netherbury with the appurtenances, And the
                 Court finding it Absolutely necessary that the due Lines and bounds
                 of the said parcell of Land now in Question, and also the due lines
                 and bounds of two other tracts of Land belonging to the said
                 George Thompson Called Skretons & Addition adjoyning to the