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Chancery Court, Chancery Record, 1671-1712
Volume 748, Page 44   View pdf image
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44                                              1672

       & Costs Hee findes the said Balley by falce Suggestions to the Court & yo.r Excellency
       hath Taken out a writt of No Exeat Provinciam against your Pet.r & as appeares
       (by the costs that he putts in for writts then not sued out) to take out writt of Execucon
       of the decree onely to vex and your Pet.r with needlesse Charges he being now
       and over Ready to pay him the said Balley his part of the Decree & Costs without
       Further needlesse Trouble  Your pet.r most humbly prayes that he the said Balley
       may be ordered to Come and receive his part of the said sume and Costs Decreed
       without further Trouble and your pet.r ordered to deteyne Nethwayes part in his
       hands as Attorney to sd Nethway
                                                                   And as in Duety Bound he shall ev.r pray

                         Uppon yuseing the above written Pettition of Cap.t James Neale
                         I doe finde nothing Conteyned therein but w.t is very Reasonable & iust
                         and therefore doe thinke it most Fit that John Balley accept of y.e
                         said Neales Proposition therein menconed without Further Trouble
                         to either party in this businesse
                                                                                           Charles Calvert
       the 4.th of March 1672/3


Toby Wells
       ag.t      This Cause was Continued untill the next Co.rt
John Wright


Jonathan Hopkins
       ag.t                     Andrew Skynner to be subpœnayed to be Examined in this case betweene this
John Wright &           and the next Co.rt and this Cause to be set Downe for hearing the next Co.rt
Richard Snowden  


John Gould
       ag.t         The Attachm.t continued
Joseph Sones


Charles James
       ag.t                It is ordered by the Court that the Comp.lts bill be Dismissed for want of a
John Homewood   Replication and that the Comp.lt pay unto the Defend.t one Thowsand and foure
                             pounds of Tob costs


Margaret Penry
       ag.t                  If the Replication be not filed within two dayes after the Co.rt the Comp.lts bill is
Tho Howell & al     ordered to stand dismissed, the Replication was accordingly filed


William Smith
       ag.t            The Demurrer in this Cause to be argued the next Co.rt
Richd Ladd & al


Henry Scarborough
       ag.t
Richard Pery & al

Henry Beedle
       ag.t
George Wells               These foure Causes were Continued untill y.e next Co.rt

George Wells
       ag.t
Henry Beedle

Francis Stocket
       ag.t
John Blomfeild


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