P. D. on the Jaid 23d day of April in the jsd year aforefaid,
or at anytime alter as the lords, < f uhoin the laid lands and
tenemchts jnediatily or immediately are holden, ftiould be
, forewarned to be before the lord the king to hear the record
and prorefs aforefaid, if they fhall think fit, therefore the
Iheriif of the faid cuuniy of Middlcfex is commanded that he
ct'o nc't omit, (Sec. biit that by good and lawful men of his bailiJ
wick he give notice to the tenants oi the lands and tcnearents
vhich were of the faid P. D. on the faid 23d day of April, ia
the J 2d year aforefaid, or at any lime afterwards, as alfo to
''circ facias ^^'^ loids cf whom the faid lands and tenements mediately or
to the ter- inmiediately are holden, that they be belorc the loid the king
tenants £.11 d on the morrow ot the Holy Trinity v\ herefoever, &c. to hear
]orJs mcdi- the record and |:rocels aforefaid, and the faine day is given to
ate End im- the faid P. D. here, ^c. and thereupon by the fpecial favour
ol the court the faid P. D. is delivered in bail to T. L. of the
parilh, &c. efquire, and to A. M. of W. tfquire, untill, &c.
to wit, the faid T. L. and A. ]VI. under the penalty of 500p
each and the faid P. D. under the penalty of loool. which,
&CC. at which morrow of the faid Holy Trinity before the lord
Doughty |],.g T^jj^g 3j Wtftminfter, comes the faid P. D. in his proper
^* * â– pcrfon according to the form of his recognifance aforefaid, in
this behalf before acknowledged, and 8. B. efquire, and H.
C. efquire, fhefiff of the county aforefaid, return that iheie
are
Aua'mders for Treafon, kc.
;ire not any '.enants, nor is tliercany tennnt of lands and tene-
ments which were ot" the vvitliin naii.ed P. D. on the 23d day
of April, in the 32d year atoiclaid, within written nor at
any time afterwaidf, in his bailiwick, to whom he could ^ive sheriff re-
notice, and thereupon the iaid P. D. iis before prays judgment turnsnoter-
and that the convii'tion and attainder alorefiid, lV>r the Taid tenants.
errors, and others in the record oi conviciitn and attainder
bein^ loiind may be rtverli-d and anrmile*.!, ami eniirely held
ior nouglit, and ihat he may he rtflored tothe tcmmonlrxv and
to all things which he hath loit by occadon oF the jiid;^ment,
and attainder afosefaid, and th:u he 01' the judi^rncnt and at-
tainder aforeiaid, may by tiie court licrs be dilchar^^cd and
diriiiilTcd, &c. (jic.
The King .^ni;^ Sionc. *P. 238.
_ . T' HE lord the kino; hatli fent to his lufliccs aJa^ined ,,. . ,
To wit. I 11- 1 • 1 £■1 /• o r'^ ,- kvr.t f>f er-
•*■X to deliver his goal ot t;ie county ot bomerlet, or ,-0^ diieft. *<
the priToners being therein, and alfo to tlie keepers of hi= tothejuf-
pcace and to hi? juilices affigned to hear and determine divers tices cf tlia
felonies, trcfpafles and other mifdceds in the faid county per- V'^^'^^ ^^'â– ^
petrated, his writ clofe in thefe words to wit, Charles itie fc- 'J].''" J"''";-^
cond by the grace ot (jod, &c. to our julhces alligned to de- ]-,,,.^rv of" the
]iver our goal in the county of Somcrfet of the priluners being ccunty gf
therein and alfo to the keepers of the peace in ihe faid county Somerfct.
«nd to our juliices aliigned to hear and deteririine divers felo-
nies, trefpaffes and other mifdeedi in the laid county perpetra-
ted, greeting, bf cauie in the record andprocels ot conviction of
Peter Stone and Ed. Ivy, ior lelony and robbery whtreof th-ey
are indicted, and by a certain jury.ot the country are convif^c-d,as
it is faid, manifelt error hath intervened to the great damage of
the fiid Peter and Edward, as we have underltood fiom their
complaint, we v/llling that the error if any there hath been in
the due manner by corrected and that full and fpeedy juftice be
done to the faid P. and E. in this behalf, co.Tiniand you that
it judgment bo given thereupon, then tliat you fend the record •
and procefs aforefaid, with all things touching tiie fame, to
a*, under your feals dlflin6lly and openly, and this v. ri', f->
Y ji 2 . that
Attainders for Trcafon, kc.
tliat v/e may have them on the oflave of St. Flilary, wherefo-
ever we {hill then be England, that the recoid and procefs
afoiefaiJ, being iiifpetflcd we may further caufe to be clone
thereupon for conecling the error that which of right and
according to the Jaw and cuftom of our j<ingdom of Englanfl,
ihall be to be done, witnefs ourfelf the 9th day of January,
The rtlurn. ^" ^^^^ 33'' J^^"" o^ '"'"'" itign. The anfwer of the within written
jultices. The execution of this writ appears in a'certain fche-
Ihe record. ^^''^^ 'â– '^ ^'^'^ '"^'''- annexed, F. North. The record and procefs
whereof mention is within made follows in thefe words, to
,. ; wit, Homeifet to wit. Be it remembered that at the general
delivery of the goal of the lord the king of his county of
Somerfet, of the prifoner? being therein, held at the city of
Weils in and for the faid county on the Saturday to wit, the
9th driy of AuguR, in the l4ih year of the reign of our lord
Charles the r^d, &r. before R. Fofler, knight, chief jnllice
of the faid lord the king, affignea to hold pleas before the
king himfelf and J. Archer, ferjeant at law, jiiftices of the
faid lord the king, affigned to deliver his goal of the county
of Somerfet, of the piifoners being therein, and to preferve
the peace in the faid county-, and alio affigned to hear and de-
terniine divers felonies, trefpaffes and other mifdeeds in the
faid county perpetrated, by the oath of H. W. efquire, J.
H. efquire, and 15 others good and lawful men ot the county
of Somerlct aforelaid, impaneled, fworn and charged to en-
quire for the faid lord the king and for the body of the coimty
•i«j;A.^»nf aforefaid, it is prefented that Peter Stone of W. in the county
a^ainft t;i ^. atorelaid, glazier, on the 2bth day or March, m the
Stone for 14th year cf the reign of our lord Charles 2d, &c. with force
aifrtultii g and aims, Sec. at HoulRon in the faid county in the kijigs
and putting j^jgj^ ^^^^ tj^^jp^ j^ ^^^ upon Edward Ivy and Joan Plympicn
'rcTpivn p- widow, in the peace of God and of the faid lord the king,
*Y* O^Q then arid there being, then and there â– * did make an aflault
";'"^ and alTiay, snd themihe faid E. I, and T. P. in bodily f:ar of
ji>K fiom their Jivts aid put, and thirty pounds in monies numbered or
Ivy -o . of the goods and chattels and monies of the faid J. P. in the
the noi ey king's his;h way, then there found ; from the perfon of the
ot PJymptcn fqjf} J, £_ then and there fclonio;:lly and violently did Heal,
take and carry away againft the peace of the laid lord the now
king his crown and dignity, cic. and aiterv.aids to wit, on
the oih day of Auguft in the 14th year a fort faid, at the faid
general delivery of the goal of the lord the king of the hud
cownty held at the city ot -Wellt, in the laid county before
R. F. arid J. A. the juiiices aforelaid, the faid P. S. by G.
S. efquire, then and there fheriif tf the county aforelaid,
was broi'ghc to the bar in his prop*r perfon, and forthwith
Plesd not being demanded of the premjfes above charged againlt him,
guilty. how he will acquit himlclf thereof faith that he is not guilty
thereof,
Attainders for Trcafon, ^:c.
thereof,and thertof for good and evil puts n'mfclfiipcvn ihe.roun-
tv, amis. W. efquire, who for the lord the kin;^in this b-j-
half profeciites doth the like, &c. wherciipou the (iiciifr of
the county aforefaid. was commanded that he caufe to come
immediately i2, iScc. of the neig]ilx)ii:huod ot Hoiditon,
aforefaid, in the county aforefaid, and who neither, &c. to
recognize, &c. and thereupon H. A. W. B. and lo otheis,
jurois by tlie faid (herifffor this pur j>oft impaneled being call-
ed come, who bein^ elecfttd, tried and Avoin to fpeak the tiuih ^'*"'''' ^ '=■•
ot and concernino the premiks lay upon ihcir oat'i aroieiaid,
â– that the laid P. S. is guilty of the pit mifes in the indi(fbnent
aforefaid, above a;2,«iinit hiin charged, in the manner and lorm -yr^.^t;^).
as by the faid incliiftiient above againit hiin is luppotcd, and guia,.
that he the laid P. S at the time of the commiflion of the
felony ar.d robbery in the ind(5tnient aforelaid, Ipeclficd or any
time afterwards, had no goods or chattels, lands or tenements
lo the knov.ledge of the faid jurors, and thereupon the faid
P. S. being afked by the juftices aforefaid, if he hath or know-
cth any thing to fay for himfelt, wheiefore the court and jul-
tices here, &c. ought not to proceed to jud Mnent and executi-
on of and upon the premifcs againll him the faid P. S. which
P. S. faith nothing further except as betore he hath faid, there-
fore it is conlidered by the faid juftices and the court here
that the laid P. S. be hanged by his neck until that, &c. ;." '^'r^^";^„
A 1 /- I • 1* r 111- /- 1 "' execution
And aitetv.aidsto WJt, at the lame geneial delivery or the
goal of the lord the king, of his laid county of Somerfet, Another in-
held at the city of Wells aforefaid, in and for the faid county Jiament
on the faid 9th day of Auguit, in the 14th year aforefaid, before pvcfeired a-
the faid juftices, by the oath of good and lawful men, of the gainft St^ne
faid county of Somerfet, before that time impannelled, fwoin and f,,j ^^f
charged to enquire if';- the faid lord the king and for the body joaldelivery
of the faid county it is alfo prefented, that P. Stone of W. ii,r tl\e fame
in the county aforefaid, glazier, on the 28ih day of Alatch ribiierv ai
in the 14th year of the reign of our lord Charles the 2d, &c. pi'.ixipil.
with force and arms, &c. at H. in the faid county in the king's
highway there in and upon Edward Ivy and Joan Plympion
widow, in the peace of God and of the faid lord the nov/
king, then and there being, felonioully did make an afiault,
and them the faid E. I. and J. P. in bodily fear of their lives
did put, and 3CI. iu monies numbered oi the g ,'od^ and chat-
tels and monies of the laid J. P. in the king's highway there
found from the perlon of the faid E.I. then (Scthere lelonioufly and
violently did Ileal, take and carry away agninil the peace ot the
iaid lord the now king his crown and dijinity,Ccc. And the juiors Asd agiin.lt
aforefaid, upon their oath aforefaid, turther prefent, that E. Kdward ivy
I. of vV, in the county aforefaid, geni. before the telony and ^^ ac^-.:!a;)
robbery afcrefaid, in the form aforefaid, committed and per- i^^^''' '*'*
pctratcd to wit, on the 27th day ot Marci), in the 14th year
aiorelaiil
Attainders for Treafon, kc.
afoiefaid, at W. aforefaid, in the faid county * him the f«id
*P. 2Q0P-S. lelonioully to commit the felony and robbery aforefaid,
in the manner and form aforefaid, with force and arms, &.c.
felcniouflv did ftir up, move, abet, counfel and procure ;
and the faid E. I. after the felony and robbery aforefaid, in
And as ac- the manner and form aforefaid, fo committed and perpetrated,
ceffaryafter to wit, On the faid 2Slh day of March, in the 14th year afore-
the faa. faid, he the faid E. I. knowing the faid P. S. the felony and
robbery aforefaid, in the manner and form aforefaid, fo to
have committed and perpetrated, the faid P. S. at W.
aforefaid, in the county aforefaid, with force and arms'
&c. felonioully did receive harbour, maintain and com-
foit againft the peace of the faid lord the now king his
crown and dignity, &c. and afterwards to wit, op the
9th day of Auguft, in the 14th year aforefaid, at the
faid general delivery of the goal of the lord the king held
at the city of Wells, in and for the faid county, be-
fore the faid juftices, the faid Edward Ivy, by the faid G.
S. then fheriff of the county afoiefaid, in like manner was
brought to the bar in his proper perfon, and forthwith being
Ivy pleads demanded of the premiffes above charged againft him, how
not guilty, j^g ^.uj acquit himfelf thereof, faith, that he is not guilty
thereof, and thereof for good and evil puts himfelf upon
the country, and the faid S. W. who for the lord the king
in this behalf profecutes, doth the like, &c. whereupon the
fteriff of the faid coHnty was commanded, that ne caufe
to come before the faid jufiices immediately, 12, &c- of
of the neighbourhood of H, aforefaid, in the county afore-
faid, and who neither, &c. to recognife, &c. and thereupon
J. C. T. C. and 10 other jurors by the faid fheriff lor this
purpofe impanelled, being called come, who being defied
tried and fworn to fprak the truth of and concerning the
premiffes fay upon iheir oath, that the faid E. I. is guilty ot
the premiffes in the indiflment aforefaid above to him charged,
in the manner and form as by the faid indictment above againft
him is fuppofed, and that he the faid E. I. at the time of
the committing of the faid felony and robbery in the faid in-
diftment fpecified, or at any time afterwards, had no goods
or chattels, lands or tenements to the knowledge of the faid
jurors ; and thereupon the faid E. I. being afked by the faid
juftices, if he hath or knoweth any thing to fay, wherefore
the court and juliices here, &c. fhould not proceed to judge-
ment, and to execution of and upon the premiffes, aga'nft him
the faid E. I. which E. I. then faith nothing farther, except
as before he hath laid ; therefore it is confidered by the faid
juftlccs of the court here, that the faid E. Ivy be hanged br
ju gment. the reck until that, &c. And afterwards, to wit, pn the faid
Verdidt that
Ivy is guilty
Attainders for Treafon, ^c.
9lh day of Aiiguft, in the 14th year aforefaitl, at the faid ge-
neral delivery of the goal, of the lord the king, of ihe county
afortfaid, held at the city of Wells afoiefaid, in ihe county Ex-.cuiion of
aforefaid, before the faid jallices, the execution of the faiil ^'^ ' »*='r'^"
judgment upon the faid P. iitone and E. Ivy, by the fpccial
vvanant or mandate ot the lord the king was refpitcd until j ^,,^.,.5 „,.
that, &c. And afterwards the faid P. S. and E. I. by letters tcntof par-
patent of the lord the king, made under the gieat ital of Eng- don for both
land were pardoned, and at the general di livery of the
goal of the loid the king, of his county of Scmcrfet, of
the prifoners being therein held at the city of Bath, in and
for the laid county, on Wtdncfday to wit, the 24th dny of
Auguft, in the if th year cfihe reign of our lord Charles
the 2d. &c. before AJatthew Hale, knight, chitf baron c^f
the Exchequer of the faid lord the king, and John Archer,
knight, one of the Juflices of ike laid lord the king of
the bench, being juflices of the laid loid the king, aflignerl
to deliver his goal of his county of Somerfet, of the pii-
foners being therein, and to prelerve the peace in the faid
county, and alfo afligned to hear and detemiine divers
felonies, trefpaffes and other mifdetds in the faid county,
they the faid P. S. and £. I. being alked and each of them
being aflred by the jultices aforefaid, if they '^ have or know ^p
any thing to ^ay for themfelves, or if either of ihem haih ^' 29 I*
or knoweth any thing to fay for himfcU, wherefore the
court and juflices here, &c. fhould not proceed to judgment '^,"^. , ^•
upon the prcmifes againfl them, the faid P. S. and E. I- pgl^on at"^
and each of them, they the faid P. S. and E, I. feveraliy thealTizes.
pray the benefit of the faid letters patent, of the faid lord
the king, to be granted to them in this behalf, and it is gran-
ted to them, &c. And now to wit, on the Saturday next
alter one month of Eafter, before the lord the king at
Weftminfler, comes the faid Fdwaid Ivy, in his proper
pcifon, who is ccmimitted to the n.aiflial. Sec. and immedi- „
ately faith, that in the lecord and procefs aforefaid, andyj-^fj.g^
aifo in the giving of the judgment aforefaid, there is mani-
feft error in thif, to wit. That it doth not appear by the
faid record, that the faid Joan Plympton, at the time of
the perpetration of the felony and robbery aforefaid,. was
put in bodily fear of her life, but that the faid Joan Plympton,
was put in bodily fear of her life, and the words "then and.
there" are omitted, therefore in that there is manifeft
error, alfo there is error in this, to wit, That in the
writ of venire facias jtnatores, the' fhentf of the county
of Somciftt, -was commanded that he caufc to come
12, &c. whereas it ought to be h commandec?,
—and who neither to the faid lord the kinjj, lior to the faid
Edward
Attainders for Ticafon, &c.
lEdward Ivy arc in any wife of kin, Wrhereas this word "nckJier,"
ought to have been omitted ; and in that there is manifeft er-
ror; therefoie he prays, that the judgment aforefaid, for the
errors aforefaid, and others in the record and procefs afore-
faid being lound, may be reverfed, annulled, and be entirely
held for n<juj;ht ; and that he may be reftorcd to the Common
Law of this kingdom of Enolaiid, and to all things which he
hath lolt by occafion oi the laid judgment •, and that th?
court here may proceed to the examination o( the reroid and
Curia non- prccffs afcrclaid, Sec. And becaufe the court of the faid lord
dum advifa- jj^^. VJng here are not yet adviied to give their jiult^ment of and
upon the premifTes ; day thereupon is given to the faid E. I
in the Hate in which now, &c. until Monday in five weeks of
Eajler,and fo from day to day,until,&c. before the faid lord th^
king whereioever, &;c. to hear their judgment thereon, &c.
And thereupon by the fpecial favour ot the court, the faid £.
I. is delivered on bail to J. Robins of, &c. and VV. Stowe of,
Ivy balled, ^c. until Monday in five weeks of Eaftcr, and fo from day to
day until, &x. to profecute his writ of error with efFeft, to wit,
each of the bail under the penalty of 200/, which, &c. And be-
caufe it fecms to the court here neceffary and expedient be-
Scire facias f^^g jj^g court here may proceed in this behalf, that as
tenants and ^^^^^ '^^^ tenants of the lands and tenements w'hich were of
!• rds. ' the faid E. I. on the faid 28th day of March, in the 14th
year of the reign of our lord, &c. or at any time after as
the lords of whom the faid lands and tenements mediately
or immediately are holden, lliould be forewarned to be be-
fore the lord the king, to hear the record and procels afore-
laid if they (hall think nt, therefore the (lieriff of the county
of Somerfet is commanded that he do not omit, &c. but
; that by good and lawful men of his bailiwick, he give
notice to the tenants of the lands and tenements which
were of the faid E. I/on the fa'd 2 8ih day of March, in the
r4thyear aforefaid, or at any time afterwards, as alio to
the lords of whom the faid lands and tenements mediately
or immediately may be holden, that they be before the lord
the king at Welfminllcr, on the morrow of the Holy Trinity,
W'herefoever, &cc. to hear the record and prccefs aforelaid,
if, &C. At which morrow of the^Holy Trinity, before the
lord the king at Weflminfter, T. Warr, efquire, then fherifE
„, .^ of the county of Somerfet, returns that he by J. Pitman
turns 4 ten- ^""^ J- Porter, good and lawful men of his bailiwick, hath
ant!, warned. 'given notice to William * Ivy, John King, Francis Ditty
and John White otherwife Forfty, tenants of one Mcffuag'/,
* P. 202« ^^^'^*^^ the Winthoop, 40 acres of land, twenty acres ok
Meadow, and 40 acres of Pafture, with the appurtenances,
lituate, lying and being in the parifh of W. in the coirnty
tj£ Somerfet, which were the lands and tenements of tlio
f;dd
Attainders for Trcafon, kc.
fajd E. I. within named, !tT.d of v.hich {\\6 faid E. on the day
ot the giving of the iiKi<;ment and aiterwards v.as feizcd in
his deinefne as of f«e, ttiat" they be before the lord the king
wiihin written at the day ard place within contained, to hear All the tea'
the rccoid in the form witoin written, and tuither to do and an-s appear
receive as the faid wiit in itfelf ccinrnands and requires. And and â– ? pleaa
now to v.it, .on the T-K-lciay after the morrow St. Martin, in "°" tenure,
this iame temi bei'ore the lonl the king at Welbiiinlter, come
the fiid J. K. F. D. J. W. otherwnfe F. and W. J. hy K
B- their attorney, and iiavin^ heard the record and the faid
writ of fcirf freia?, the faid j. K. faith th^t he is not, nor on
the day <d" the iffidng <.f the flid vviit of fcire facias in this
behalf, or at any time alter, was tenant oi' the freehold or free-
holds aforefaid, in the faid return mentioned, nc)r ot any part
thereoi, and this he is ready to verify, wherefore, &c. and the
faid F. D. faith, that he is not, nor on the day of the i/fuing
of the faid writ of irire lacias in this behalf, or at any time
aftcrwr.rds was tenant o'f the freehold or freeholds in the ri°-
turn aforelaid mentioned, nor c>i any part thereof, and this he
is ready to verify, &c. wherefore, &c- and the faid J. W. Wm, Ivy
oiher*vife F. faith th^t he is nor, nor on the day of the ilTuing *'i^ 4th tea*
of the faid writ of fcire facias in this beh,?lf or at any time i"|^ *"^Pke
afterwards was tenant of the freehold or freeholds aforefaid, ^^j^ ^c ^^
in the return aforefaid, mentioned nor of any part thereof and leFacias
this he is readv to verify, &c. whereJore, &c. and the laid W.
Ivy prays oyer of the faid writ <d Icire iacia«, and it is read to
Him in thefe words, to wit, Charles the 2d by the gtace of
©od, 6cc. to the IheriflF of SoiTi-erfet greeiinp;, becanfe in the
iccoid and procefs and alio in the giving of jtidgment againft
Edward Ivy of W. in your county ge-tleman, for a certain
felony and robber;^ on the 7th clay of ATarch In the 14th year
of oiir reif^n fjppof •*! to be committed by one Peter Stone,
whereof the fnid Edw. as acceOary is C/nviftpd and attainted,
r.ianifeft error hath intervened to the great damage of the faid
Kdw. Ivy, as by infpefli'igf)t the record and piocefs af )refaid,
before lis remaining evidently appeart, we willing that the
error it any there. hath been in the due maimer be co: reeled,
.iiTc! that full and fpeedy iLMUt.e be done to the fai^l E. in this
bthjiifcommand you that you do not *;riiit hecaufe ofany liber-
ty in your baiAiwick, but that by goc d and lawful men ot
vour laid bailiv.ick, you give notice fcveraliy as well to the
tenants of the lands ar.d tenements which were of the faid tu.
on the laid iSth day of March, in the i^th y ai- aforefaid, or
ever aiterwards, as to the lords of W'hf;m the laid lands and
tei'rt'merts mediately and •mmediate'y r.rc holdc^^, that they be
befoie U3 on the morrow ot" the htdy Trinity, wherefoever \ve^
lliall then be in England, to hear the record and procefs if
tliey ftall think fit, and further to do "and receive v.hat our
Z z c»urt
Attainders for Treafon, &c^
court in taat bchilf (liall ccnfidcr, and that you have there
then the names ofihofe by whom you io Ihall give notice, ancJ
pray; Oyer t}-,is ^.,i[ . vvitnefs l'\ Penibcrton, &c. And he prays alio Oyer
o t e Rt- ^j ihe'return of the faid writ, and it is read to hina ia. thelb
words, to wit, By viiiue ot this writ tiji me direfted by J.
Pitman and J. Poiter, ^cod a^nd lawful (nen of my bailiwick,
I have ^iven notice to W. Ivy, J. King, F. Ditty and J. White,
* P on" othervvife FCrity, * tenants of one mcfluage, called the
• '^yo Winchoop, 40 acres of meadow and 40 acres of pafture with
the appurtenances fituate, lying and being in the parifh of
W. in the county of Somerftt, which were the lands and te-
nements of the within named Edward Ivy, and of which the
laid Edward, on the day of the giving of the faid judgment,
p.nd afterwards was leized in his demelne as of fte, that they be
before the lord the kins; within written, at the day and place
within contained, to htar the record in the form aforcfaid
within written, and fuither to do and receive as that writ in
itfelf commanrls and requires •, Which being read and heard,
the faid William Ivy faith, that he the faid William Ivy on
„, .. the faid time of the iffuinj; of the faid writ of Scire Facias,
ipladsto '^ '^'''^' ^" ^^^ ^''•'^ i^ ^'^y ^^ May, in the $4th year of the
the Scire reign of cur lord Charles the ::d. <Scc. was and is fole tenant
Facia«, of the tenements aforefaid, with the apputenances in the re»
tbat alter turn aforefaid fpecified, but t lie laid W. I. further faith, that
the »St " after the faid judgment, in the manner and form aforefaid, a-
the i4t'h gainft the laid Edward Ivy given, and before the fuing out of