unto, &c. in the county aforefaid, and the faid red-deer at,
&.C. did kill, againft the form of the ftatute in fuch cafe made
and provided. And thereupon upon the examination of two
credible witneffes, teftifying upon their oaths, of atid upon
the premifes, it appears to the juftices aforefaid, at the feflion
cl the peace atorefaid, held in and for the faid county, that
the faid J. S. and W. T. are guilty and conviftcd, and that
each ol them is guilty and convicrfed of the faid premiles •, and
the faid iuftices here declare and adjudge them the faid J. S.
andT. VV. and each of them, to be convidted thereol ; therc-foie
it is confidert-d by the juftices alcrelaid, at the feffton of the
peace alorcfaid here, that each oi them, the laid J. S, and
T.W.
T. W. pay the film of 20/, to,v;jt, one moiety. thQr.cof t(> tl|g.
faid earl of Saiiiiu, and the oilier- moiety thcrej.t 10 the fa'ul
James Lewin, according to the fqrm and eifccl ot" the faidllv
tute.
* The King aga'Dift White, ajia others. *p^ ^x*.
Michaelmas^ 35111 Charles 2^*
lOJI
one
Efeu:, ") "OE it remembered, that on the i ilh day of July, cq^^j^
to wit, y -L' in the 35th year, &c. one Laurence Herd, of, &c. i>€fore 01
comes in his proper perfon, before John Mcadc, of, &c. efq; juftjceof
then and as yet one of the juftices of the fard ford the king, peace, on
alfigned to preferve the peace of the faid lord the king in the '"^ ^^^'^ °^
faid county of Effex, at Chelmsford in the iald county, and fo^hTnSnt'
gives the faid juftice of the pe^ce to. underftand, and to be ^^ duiing
informed, that one Jn. White, of, &c. T. W. uf, ice J. W. afallowdeei
of, &c. and H. B. of, <S:c. on the I2th day of February, in a parko
in the thlifyfifth year afDrcfaJ.d, in a certain park^ then
and long before, and as yet, of one Catherine Turner, wi-
dow, called Newman-hajl-park, in the ])ariih of Qjinderi,
in the county of Efleii, aforclaid, then, and long before, and
as yet being land in which lallovv-decr theii were, and long
before, and as yet have been ufually kept, unlawtuUy did
hunt and chafe the fallow-deer there, without the confcnt of
the faid Catherine Turner, thcri proprietor of the faid park,
againlt the form ol the ftatiite in fuch cale made and provided.
And afterwards, to wit, on the iaid iiih day of July, in the
35th year afortf&id, Qne credible witnef , to wit, William
C^tirner, of, &c. came before the faid J. Meade, then and
there as aforefaid being a juftice of the peace at Chelmsford,
Ip the faid county of Efffx, and before the iaid jullice of the
peace, iipon his oath upon the Holy Gofpel of God, to him
then and thereby the iaid jullices of the fwid lord tlie king of
the peace, given and adminiiler'd according to the coinniand of
thp iVd ffatute, did depofe, Iwear an.d lay, that the faid J- W.
'jp. W. J. W. ar-d H. B. on the faid i2ih day ot February,
in the 35lh year alore|aid, in the laid park and land afore-
faid,
Convi6lion$, kc.
iVid, one fallow-deer of the faid C. T. in the pariftv of Quin-
den aforefaid, unlawfully did hunt and chafe, without the
confent of the faid C. T. then proprietor of the faid park, or
of any other per Ton, having the cuftody of fallow deer there,
and thereupon the faid J. W. T. W. J. W. and H. B. on
the faid 11th day of July, in the 35th year aforefaid, at
Chelmsford aforefaid, before the faid juftice of the peace,
by the oath of one witnefs aforefaid, according to the foim
of the faid ftatute thereupon made and provided, are con-
vifled, and each and every of them is convidled •, and for
the ofFence aforefaid, each and every of them, to wit, the
faid J.W.T. V/. J. W. and H.B. according to the form of the
faid flatute, feverally hath forfeited the fum of twejity pounds,
one moiety thereof to the faid L. H. the informer as aforefaid
in this behalf, and the other moiety thereof to the faid C.T.
the proprietor as aforefaid, of the faid fallow-deer. In witnels
whereof, I, the faid jultice, have fet my hand hereunto, on
the day, year and place firft above mentioned.
^ohn Meade.
^P. 3^8. * The King againfi Dobfon.
Hilary^ 3 2d. & 33d. Charles 2d, Roll Si.
Convlaion Cutnlerlajid,} TyE it remembered that on the 3d day of
before one Xo wit. ) XJ September, in the 3 2d year of the reign of
juftice, for tlie lord Charles the 2d, late hing of England, &c. one Bcn-
^^j"j^'"|^ J jamin Granger, of, &c. gent, comes before John Aglionby,
low deer. efquire, one of the jiiftices of the lord the king, aifigned to
preferve the peace of the faid lord the king, in the faid coun-
ty of Cumberland, at G. in the faid county, and gives the
faid juftice of the peace to underftand and to be informed,
that one Jame$ Dobfon, late of, &c; J. B. late of, &c. L. M,
late of, &c. on the 25th day of Auguft, in the 32d year of the
reign of the faid lord the now king aforefaid, in a certain park,
then of the moft noble Hen. duke of Norfolk, called G. park,
in the parjfh of G. aforefaid, then and long before, and as
yet being land in which deer then were, and long before ufu-
ally were kept, unlawfully did hunt, and a certain fallow
deer of the faid duke, then being in the faid park, did kill,
take and carry away, without the confeat of the faid duke,
then
Convidlons, &:t.
then proprietor of the faid park, or of Andrew HuJdleftOB,
cfqiiiie, then being efpecially entrufted with the ciiUody ot
ihe faid park, againlt the term ot the ftatiue in luch cafe
made and provided, and afterwards, to wit:, on the faid 3d
day of September, in the 32d year aiorefaid, tv.'O credible
witnefles, to wit, J. H. of, <Scc. and T. B. of, &c. came
before the faid jufticc of the peace, at G. aforefaid, and be-
fore the faid juftice of the peace upon their oathj upon the
holy Gofpel of Godj to them then and ihere, by the faid
juftice of the peace, according to the command of the faid
Itatute given and adininillered, did depofe, fwear and fay,
and each ot" them then and there did depofe, fwear and fay,
upon the faid oath, that the faid J. D. J. 13. and L. M. on
the faid 25th day of Augult, in the 32d year afoiefaid, in
the faid park and land, of the faid duke of Norfolk, in the
parifti ot G. aforefaid, unlawfully did hunt, and the faid
deer called a fallow deer, of the faid duke, then in the faid
park or land, did take, kill and carry away, without the
confcnt of the faid duke, then proprietor of the faid park,
rr of the faid A. H. efquire, then fpecially entrufted with
the cuilody of the faid park and land as aforefaid, and there-
upon they the faid J. D. J. B. and L. M. on the faid 3d day
of September, in the jad year aforefaid, at G. aforefaid,
before the faid juftice of the peace, by the oath of the faid
two witneffes, according to the form of the faid ftatute,
thereupon made and provided, are convi61ed, and each and
every of them is convidfed, and for the faid offence, each
and every of them, the faid J. D. J. B. and L. M. according
to the form of the ftatute aforefaid, feverally have forfeited
the fum of 20I. one moiety thereof to the laid B. G. the
informer, in this behalf as aforefaid, and the other moiety
thereof to the faid duke, the proprietor of the faid fallov/
deer as aforefaid, &c.
* Siiles againfi Felton and othen. *p. ^29.
Suffolk, 7 "KE it remembered, that on the ift day of March,
I'o wit. ) in the 23d year of the reign of the lord Charles upon'th'-"*
the 2d, the now king of England, &.c. T. Styles of, &c. atoathiOtTc-
Marlford, in the laid county, in his proper perfon, came be- venl wit-
fore me, S. Alfton, cfpiire, one of the jullices of the faid lord nefTes, for
the king, affigned to preferve the peace in the faid county, ^'^'''•.''•3 *
and then and there gave me to underftai:d, and 10 be inform- y^^^\^]'
cdof the unlawful hunting of a certain fallow-deer, in the*
patk
Conviclibitis, &'c.
^afk of onc-Antiiony Ghudy, elquire, within the parJft, &c,
in the county of Suffolk aiorefaid, commonly called Grim-
â– tted-park, by H. I'clton of, &c. baronet, A. Felton of, &;c.
cfquire, J. Golfe, of, &c. labourer, J. Howard, oi. Sec. W.
JNiimi, of, (5cc. done and committed without the licence and
confent of the laid Anthony Gaudy, efq; poflcffor and pro-
prietor of the laid park, or oi any otht:r perlbn ipecially cn-
trufted with the cultody thereof, and aiterwards -to wit, on
the faid ill day of March, in the 23d year of the reign of
tire faid lord Charles the ad the now king of Enji^land, &c.
aforffaid, at Marlford aforcfaid, in the faid county of Suf-
folk, before me the faid S. Alilon, efquire, being as aforefaid,
one of the juitices of the faid lord the ki-ng, a-fftgned to prc-
ferve the peace in the faid county, and at the profecution of
the faid T. Styles, came J. Knight of, &c. T.'Fe^nn <5f, &c,
and J. Sadd, of, &c. being witncfies credible and worthy of
Credit, in their proper perfons, arrd theii and tlieie before
me the faid juftice of the peace, &c. tipon the Holy'Gof-
pel of God, were fworn, and each and every of them was
iworn, and did take his cbrporal oath by me the faid juf-
tide of the peace, &c. to them and to each and every of
them, adminiftered by the authority of a certain ftatule, made
'and provided in the parliament cf the faid lord the now king,
held at Weftminfter, in the faid county of Middlefcx, on the
8th day of May, in the 13th. year of his reign ; and they the
faid J. K. T. F. and J. F. fo as aforefaid, being fworn, then
and there upon their oaths did fay, depofe and fwear, and each
â– and every of them then and th-ere before me the laid juftiee of
'the peace, &c. did fay, drpole and fvvear upon his oath afore-
faid, that the faidH. F. A. F. J. G. J. H. and W. N. after
the firil day of Augult, in the 13th year of the reign of the
-faid lord the nov/ king aforefaid, and within fix months next
before the laid information to me, the faid juftice-fo as afoVe-
faid given, to wit, upon the 26th day of September, in
the 22d year of the reign of the faid lord the now king, with
force and arms, &.c. unlawfully and unjultly, in the park
of the faid Anthony Gaudy, efquire, called G. park, in the
parifh of T. St. Martin, in the county of Suflfolk aiorefaid,
without the licence or confent of the faid A. G. then being
poffeifor and proprietor of the faid paik, or of any other
perfon entrufled with the cuftody of the faid park, one fal-
low deer, being in the faid- park, did hunt, and each and
every of them did hunt, whereby I the laid juftice, to pre-
ferve the peace, &c. do declare and adjudge tlWm the- faid
H. F. A. F. J- G. J. H; and W. N. to be guilty and cbn-
yiiSed, and each and every of them to be guilty and convict-
ed of the fjid unlawful hunting, ■in the -faid • p^rk, • of the
-faid
Convidions, kc.
faid A. G. efquire, without the licence Or confent of the
faid A. G. then and as yet pofTefTor and propriett-r of the
faid park, Or of any other perfon entruited with the caftody
of the faid park, * againfl the form and effe6l of the faid ,p ^^q.
ftatute, and therefore they the faid H, F. A. F. J. G. J. H. "^ ' O^ '
and W. N. and each and every of theoi by me the faid juf-
tice to prefcive the peace, &c. by force of the faid ilatute
of the faid unlawful hunting againll the form ot^ the faid
jlatute are convidled, and each and every of them feparately
byhimfelf is convidled. In witnefs whereof to this prefent
record of the conviflion aforefaid, I have fet my hand and
feal at Marlford aforefaid, the day and year firll above
written.
Samuel Alfion, (L S).
«w c/ thejujiices r.J th lord the king ofthe/uid county.
The King againji Dennis.
. TT ERETOFORE to wit, at the general feffion ot the ConvIAi m
10 wit. J^ peace held at the calUe of Exeter in the laid coun- bef-r.-a ju?-
ty on the 30ch day ot the month oi September, in the 42d year tice of the
of the reign of the lady Eliztbeth the late queen of Enc;land, peace (in
&c. before W. Courtcnay. knight, W. S, knight, J. H. fer- j'j'^.^g ^^,o"n.
jeant at law and others, their fellows jullices of the faid lady ^^.^^ „) f.^j.
the queen, afligned to preferve the peace I'n the faid county, tar.ying a-
and alfo to hear and determine divers felonies, trefpafTes, boar Imn i
and other mifdeeds in the faid county perpetrated, there was '^^S'."'^ 'i""^
exhibited in the open «fomtat fame felTion of the peace by ^''"; ^^*'"'
' r J T ij J- • 1 • J u 1 1 J /- 1 i-th ftatute;
tnelaidJ.H. lerjeant at law, ana under the hand and leal or ^|,^ jy,j;,,e
the laid J. the record ot the conviction of Thomas Dennis of midca war-
Y. in the faid county, hulbandman, for certain tiefpaffes and rant and
contempts againft the form of the ftatute, enacted againft cnmnit'cd
ufing a dagg or hand gun, the tcncr of which conviAion fol- ''"" ^'^ ^ '^^
lows, in thefc words, to wit, " DevonJJoire, to W'f, on the ic)th ti,econviai-
duy of yuly, in the 42^ year of the reign of the lady Elizabeth, on to ttie
hy the grace of God, the wjw queen of England^ <^c. Thomas quarter fcfli-
Dennis, of J}lhafnptyn in the county of Devon, rvas Irought befort'^^^'
me y hn Heale, fer jeant at luzu, one of her maj fly's ju/iices of the
peace fir the faid coanty, by John Weljh, of T. aforefaid, yeo-
man, fur that he the /aid T. D. in the full court of the vianor of
i elhumpton, in the par 'Jh of f. ufurefaid, h'ddenffithence her ma-
jyiy'i lufl gourd pardcn^ had fecretLy about him a pificl (far under
3 F the
Cenvi6\ions, ^c.
the lenoth men'.vyned 7?i the Jlatute, in that behalf made) by f'^tn-t'
called a dagq' or hand gun, to the offence and d^fltnbunce of her
majefiy' sfuhj.^ s then afjsmlled, and upon exainivation lefure n<fe
being the iiext jijiice oj' the ptace, 7rithin the fu'.d ccunty, ard by.
theco-iifeffionof'thefaid Dtmm, thut -was found to bt true, that
he the /aid T. Dennis had Jecrctly about him, jitliencc the faid par-
d'^.n, a piftol under the lengili afore faid, by fvme called a dug'^ or
hand ^lin, contrary to the laws and ftututss in that c eh alf made,
zuherefore I do by thfe pre/ents c^-mmit the faid 1. Dennis to the
goal o' the cafde of Exder, there to remain until the faid T. D.
haihjatisfed or paid the penalty or forfeiture, for the faid I'ffenu
the one moiety to hrmajcfty, the other rnoiity to thejaid jf JVelJh,
and I do hereby zvitt and command the goalcr of the faid goal, ami
'^P. 22 I. his lazvful det-uty in that â– ehalj to take the fa'^l 7. Denms into * hjs
ciifiody, and keep him 'til he he deliver d according to the. la-ws and fta-
tutes of this realm. In witne/s whereof I have kereunfo fet my hand and
Defend nt Jeal the day and year firfi abo-ue written." Whereupon the laid
'^h^Viirions ^' ^- ^^'"g called appeared at the faid leliion, and by the
& was com- conlideration and by the judgment oF tht; court, was com-
mired to ti.e mittcdibr the faid tit.'pars and corit'^mpt to the laid goal of
goal, till lie the lady the queen, of the caftle of Exeier, there to remain
paiatliefine, until that he lliould pay ihe Jumof ten peiu)rls of the lav.ful
^J'T^Z^t money of Ec^laad, forfeited by the laid ft<ttiite, to the ufe
ravs the ^- well ot the laid lady the queen, as of the faid J. Welih,
tine to the of Y. aloiefaid, according to the tenor and effedl of the faid
iTisrifff - - s fiatute. Altcrw-aids to-;;'ii, <'n the ^d day of October, in the
difcharg'd ^2d year of the reif;n of the faid lady the queen aforefaid,
^";°5^'^"^'^.^- the faid T. D. fatibfied and paid T. R. knight, then flieriff
cordis af- of the faid county, the faid fum of ten pounds to the nfe
tir.v.rdb atorei'ald, and thereupon was difchnr2;cd and delivered out of
certifi-(^to the faid goal, which record the lady the now queen, f or cer-
tVie Q^een s ta,jH caufes haih eaufed to come before her to be determined,
jjeticd, de- ^^^ p^^^ ^^^^,j ^^ ^^,jj.^ ^^ ^^^ VVcdnefday, next after fifteen
pea-s tlieie, fi^y? ot i^alter, )n this lame term beiore the laoy tne queen
an.t dcmuis at Weilminftcr, comes the faid T. D. in h'is proper peifon, and
to the re- having had oyer of the record of the convidiion aforefaid, faitli
«o;d. {i^at \^Q doth not apprehendv t^tat the faid lady the queen,
nor the faid J. W. who as well, &c. ought to have the faid
jol. in the laid iccord f|)es:ified, or one penny thereof-, be-
caufe he faiih, that the faid recoid is not fufficient in law to
];ut the faid T. D. to anfwer to the faid record, and that no
proctfs againft him upon the faid record by the law of the
l.-ind, ought to be made, for this, to wit, becaufe that it doth
not appear by tlie faid record, that the faid J. Wellh took
the faid p'lTol, called a dagg or hand gun, about the faid T.D.
nor at what day, year, and certain place, the faid T. D. had
the faid pillol about him, as by the law and ilatute thereupon
jmde and provided, ought to be made. Whereupon for the
infulficiency of ihe faid record, he prays judgntent, and that
ConviflioEs, kc,
hf of the prcmifes, by the court hei€ may he difch3r;;ecl, ice. JudA™^"*
vVhereiipon all and iingular the premifes being leen, and by quod eat u-
uc court here undcritc)0 I, btcauie that it recms to rhe.conrt "*
!icre, that the liiitl record is rot I'ufficiejit in law, as the laid
T. D. tor his dilchdroe liom ihe preiniies above, by pleading
hath alledged, it is coiifidertd, thai, i.he Jaid 1'. go thereof
without day, 6lc.
» The KiGg agawji R.obertL^. *P. 332.^
Michuelmt;:i, '1 7th Charles zd.
'Co.intvoftheLifvof^ l^) E it renK^mbcreu, th-u on the 24ih „ . ,
Linterbury, to wit. ) JLJ clay or June, in the ayin year f-r f.,,n^j^;on
the reign of the loid Chailes ihe 2d, the now l<;in« ol En<:^- before i\v;>
land, &c. we, Squire Btverton the elder, s;cnt. and T. Fid^e, jofticcsof
gent, two julticts of (he laid lord the hing, aillgned to pre- 'l* P^''?^''^
ierve his peace in the laid city, and in th'i county ol' the laid ^iigp,,'^^,^
city, and W. Pyfing, g,fnt. (herilf ot the laid c/ty, at the up^nil-fir
heavy complaint and humble )>eiition oi l\.i<.hard Harding, vitw i'..r ri-
ot the city aforelaid, vintner, in our proper perlons repaired ciing slry-
to the publick ftreet, called H'gh-ltreet, in the parllh of '""'a''^'^'-
St. Mary, Bredman, and ol" all Saints, in the ward of Welt-
gate, of the laid city, and in the county of the faid city,
and then and there we lound Jofeph Robert 5, of, &c. gent.
W. Porter, of, he. H. Ivlafon, ol, &c. and R. Ellis, of, &c.
and other maUfadtors and diUurbers of the pence of the faid
lord the nov/ king, to the number of 200 perlons anri more,
to us entirely nnl-.nown, aimed in a warlike manner, to v.it,
with Iwords and Have?, and with other aims as w ell offtnfive
as detcnfive, urdawfully, riotoidly, and routouily affembled
and collected, to dillurb the peace of the faid lord the now
king, and to have and bring the faid Ricliaid Harding and
I'ilizabeth his wife into <lifgrace, c<mtempt ami public derilt-
en ; and by the piocurcment ol the faid J. Kobeitf, the faid
VV. Porter, then and there did clothe hirr.felf in womens ap-
parel, and the laid H. Mafcn and R. Ellis, ih. n and there
did clothe themfcives in imuiual apparcl,and fo being apparel-
led by the procuiement an i inlligation of ihe fa^d J. Robtit*,
(whotlun andiheie did affociate hlmfelf with then) then and
there in the faid Iheet, wiih iorce and arms, liiiht:r and thither,
3 ^ 7. luda-vriillx
a
Convi6lions, &c.
tinlawrully, riotoufly and routoufly, and with a ^reat clamour
did liile. calling and declaiing; that their riding atorefaid, wag
ridng of Slyinington, for the faid R. H. andEliz. his wife, and
did fl<ike each other there, and did fpeak, titter and pronounce
then and there openly and publicly, and with a lond voice,
obfcene anrl fcandalous woids, and ihefe unlawful riotous afts
they the laid, W. P. H. M. and R. E. by the unlawful pro-
curtmtnt and inftigatlon of the faid J. R. then and there with
fotce and arms, unlawfully did commit and perpetrate, to the
abufe and derifion of the faid R. H. and E. his wife, and in
contempt of the faid lord the now king, and of his laws, (al-
though they by us S. Beverton and T. Fidge, then being two
jullices of the faid lord the king, afRgned to preferve the
peace in the faid city, and in the county of the faid city, were
commanded to abftain from the perpetration of fuch their un-
lawful and riotous afts) againft the form of the ftatute in fuch
cafe lately made and provided, and againft the peace of the
faid lord the now king his crown and dignity, &c. and we
the faid S. B. and T. F. two of the juftices of the faid lord
the king, afligned to preferve the peace in the county of the
*P. 333. faid city, them the faid J. Roberts, W. Porter, H. * Malon
and R. Ellis, of the unlawful meeting, affembly and riot
aforefaid, by our view and record have convi(fted, and we,
them the faid J. Roberts, W. Porter, H. Mafon and R. El-
liy, and the other perfons fo unlawfully and riotoufly affem-
bled, then and there, as much as in us lay, and with the
whole power of the conflables, and of other perfons of the
faid city, (whcm we fummoned to our aid,) endeavoured to
arreft, and to bring to the next goal of the faid lord the king,
jn the county of the faid city, as being convifted by our
view and record, of the unlawful affembly and liot afoiefaid,
there to remain until that they Ihould pay fine to the faid
lord the king thereupon, but by reafon of the number of
the perfons fo unlawfully, riotoufly and routoufly affembled.
We were not able ; but the faid J. R. W. P. H. M. and R. E.
and the other perfons fo unlawfully, riotoufly and routoufly.
affembled, from us with force and arms did efcape. In
witnefs whereof, to this our prefent record we have put our
feais, dated at the faid city of Canterbury, the day and year
afoiefaid, &c.
O/! motion to quajh this conviciir.n, the court adjui^ged the con-
li^lron gocd, and ujffirmed ^t, and jined Roberts, the ringleader-
^oL and the reji lol. a piece, it is I'tpnted, 'i^ Keble, 587.
Proceedings
Proceedings upon the Statute of
â– Weftminfter, 2d chap. 46^ agamit
perfons for throwing down fences
in the night.
The King aiid Street again ji the lahahiLvits of Hilr
vil, and oihers.
Trinity, 30th Charles 2d. Writ to the
diftrain the
Dcr/J,'} 'TT^HE lord tKc kin^ haih fent to the fherlff of vilir*^"
to wit, 3 X ihe county aforelaid, his writ clofe in thefe
words: Charles the Second, &c. To the llicriff of Dori'et, Recital of «
greeting. Whereas lately by our writ, ifTuing out of our former writ
court of Chancery, we commanded John Every, efquire, late 'o e^'l^ire
fheriff of the county of Dorfet aforelaid, by the oaths of good T "^ "^J^f.
and lawful men of the county aforelaid, by whom the truth of tors that
the matter might be the better known, diligently to enquire, proftrated
what malefadlors and dillurbeis of our peace, at the parilh of tlie hedges.
Hermitage, in the county aforelaid, with force and arms, the ^'^'
hedges, ditches, gates, rails, and ftiles ot John Street, gent,
there lately by him raifed and erefled by night or at fuch time
as they believed their deeds could not be known, had proftra-
ted, and other wrongs to him had done, to the great damage
©f the faid John Street, and againft our peace, and if the faid
John Street * fhould give iecurity to the faid late iheiiffof*p o'^a
profecuting his complaint, then that the faid late (heriff lliould ' "^"^
put by gages and fafe pledges, all ihofe whom he flriould find
guilty thereof, that they fhould be before us on the moi row
of the Holy Trinity lalt palt, whcrefoever ue fnould then be
in England, to anfwcr as well to us for the breaking of our
peace, as to the faid John Street of the trefpafs aforefaid ; p . , ,
and the faid late Iheriff hath returned to us at that day, a ccr- (j,g 'nauifi-
tain inquifition indented, taken before him at Dorchefter in tion, taken
the fame county, on the 9'.h day of July, in the 29th year of by virtue of
out reign, by virtue of the faid writ to him dirtded, and ^''^. '"ecittd
annexed to rhe faid inquifition, by which it was found by the J'"*: ,
oath of twelve jurors, good and lawful men of the faid mer nitii^
county
Proceedings upon the ftatute of Weft. 2d C. 46.
to wit, county of Dorfet, that the faid J. Street in the faid writnamed
*'?'."'!'^. on ihe iirit day of January, in the â– 24th year of our reign, and
f TTJivAfr.r ^^^^y^ afterwards until then, was intcrefted, and then was