Gilbert Powlson and Thomas Bordley Commanding them at a Certain Day
and under a Certain pain therein to be Limitted to be and appear before
your Honour in this Honble Court to answer die premisses and Injunction
to be Directed to the S^d Thomas Bordley his Counsellors Attorneys Solicitors
and Agents Enjoyning and Strictly Commanding them and every of them
to Stay and Surcease all further proceedings at Law Ag^t your Orator the S*
Thomas Cockey Robert Gordon W^m Rogers and Mary his Wife on any bond
protested bill of Exchange or other Writeing or Instrument herein before
mentioned untill your Orator Shall be heard before your Honour in this
Hon^rble Court

And he Will pray etc.

D: Dulany

Thereupon the i8^th day of May Annoque Dom 1725 af^d an Injunction
was granted upon giveing good Security but afterw^ds (To Witt) the Same
day and before good Security given or the Injunction Served the Defendant
desired to be heard thereto by the following Caveat (Viz^t)
Sir I pray you will enter Caveat Against the granting any Injunction
Against me at the request of Thomas Cockey [692] and his Sureties untill
I be heard in Relation thereto this is According to practice and I'm told
they Intend to put me off with Slender Sureties
To the Reg^r in Chancery. Y^r Serv^t Th Bordley.

Which motion for Inj^o appeared to his Honour the Chancellor to have
been made Without giveing the Defendant Notice thereof.

Whereupon the 21^st day of the Same Month on a full hearing of the
Councill on both Sides it was the Opinion of his Honour That there was
no Cause for Continuing the Inj" And Thereupon ordered the Same to be
Dissolved. Afterw^d8 To Witt the 21^st day of July Anno Dom 1725 Came
Thomas Bordley the Defendant in his proper person and Appeared to the
bill af^d and Thereupon the S^d Complainant (being a Non Resident) at the
prayer of the Defendant is adjudged to give Security for Costs According to
Act of Assembly

Thereupon Daniel Dulany Esq^r of Councell with the S^d Complainant
Enters into Recognizance in the Sume of one hundred pounds Sterling for
the payment of the S^d Action in Case the Complainant Shall not prosecute
his Bill With Effect or that the Complainant Shall not obtain a Decree of
the Said Court to the Contrary

And Thereupon the Said Thomas Bordley Exhibited to the Said Court
his Demurrer and answer to the af^d Bill of Complaint Which follows in
these Words Viz^t

The Demurrer and answer of Thomas Bordley one of the Defendants
to the Bill of Complaint of Jonathan Forward Complainant.

This Defendant by protestation Saith That the S" Bill of Complaint is
very Insufficient in the Law to be answered unto and Such as this Defendant