490    Court and Testamentary Business, 1649.

             Liber A.  Thomas Sturmans and was delivered to him accordingly, wch

                  the defendt being prsent in Court acknowledged. Vppon con

                  sideracon whereof the Court did not nowe thinke fitt to grant

                  the plf any releife herein against the deft but left him to bee

                  paid as other souldiers that are yet vnsatisfyed

                    The Cause betweene George Manners and ffrancis Van enden

                  deft beinge for satisfaccon for goods of the value of 1000 l Tob.

                  wch the plfe alleageth the deft requested him to pcure for him

                  of Skipper Abraham and pmised satisfaccon; And the deft

                  acknowledgeth hee had such goods of the plf but saith hee

                  had them not vppon the plfes Accompt but vppon the Accompt

                  of John Hollis, and prayed that the hearing might bee respited

                  till next Court hee being not nowe prpared; wch is ordered

                  accordingly.

                    Vppon hearing of the Cause betweene John Warren plf and

                  John Thimbleby and Willm Browne defendts the plfes suite

                  being for 1000 l Tob. and caske and damages at 25 l p Cent for

                  that the plfe had beene formerly ordered by the Court to pay

                  the like damages to Ralph Beane, The said 1000 l of Tob.

                  appearing to bee due by 2 severall Bills by one of wch the said

                  defts were bound to pay vnto the plfe 800 l Tob. vppon the

                  tenth of November last and by the other the defendt Browne

                  was to pay to William Smoote or his Assignes 200 l Tob. and

                  cask vppon the tenth of November aforesaid wch debt the said

                  Smoote assigned over to the plfe The defendt Thimbleby being

                  prsent in Court being also Attorney for the other deft confessed

                  the debt according to the Bills, and it appearing that the debt

                  for wch the plfe was ordered to pay 25 l Tob: damages p Cent

                  was but 509 l of Tob: This Court doth here vppon order that

                  the defendants shall pay vnto the plf 1000 l of Tob and damages

                  for 500 l hereof at 25 l Tob. p Cent 200 l of wth is to bee paid

                  with Caske.

               p. The Cause betweene Capt Giles Brent Attorney of the Ad

                  ministrator of Henry Brookes merchant plf and Capt Robert

                  Vaughan deft nowe appearing for the deft is respited till Octo

                  ber Court next of wch the deft is to have notice that the plain

                  tiffe may bee noe longer delayed.

                    Vppon the hearing of the matter betweene Raphe Beane

                  plfe and Anthony Rawlins deft the plfes suite being for To

                  bacco due vppon two severall Bills by one whereof the deft was

                  to pay vnto the plfe 708 l of Tob and Cask vppon the tenth

                  day of November 1647 and by the other the deft was to pay

                  vnto Walter Beane or his Assignes 440' of Tob. and Caske