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<header>
<series>HCA 3/47</series>
<folio>f.38v-f.39r /folio>
<picture>CIMG2175</picture>
<summary></summary>
<document-date></document-date>
<status>First cut transcription started and completed on 30/03/13 by Colin Greenstreet</status>
<first-transcriber>Colin Greenstreet, 30/03/13</first-transcriber>
</header>

<document-start>
[f.38v]

and assigned to receave information therein any time after
Michaelmas day next notice thereof being given to Mr Smith
the said proctors on both sides acceptinge the same
soe farre forth etcetera and otherwise dissentinge etcetera./

<margin value="Left">ffrederick and others against hughes}
Budd Smith}</margin>
The like./

<margin value="Left">Gilbert keate and Thomas Jennings}
against Alderman John}
ffredericke Chowne and others}
Smith Budd}</margin>
Which day the said Smith
exsuperabundanti exhibited his
proxy for the said keate
and Jennings and the said
Budd exhibited his proxy for the said
Alderman ffredericke Chowne and
others and the said Smith with the consent
of the said Budd did repeat the allegation by
him formerly given and admitted in this Court on the
behalfe of the said keate and Jennings against the said
Alderman ffredericke and others and remaininge in
the Registry of this Court which the Judges with
the consent of the said Smith did admit soe
farr as the same is by lawe admissible which said
allegation beinge soe admitted and repeated and the
said Budd not beleevinge the same to bee true the
said Smith for the proofe of the same did exhibite
all and singular the acts Allegations proofes and
exhibites and the whole processe as well in this cause
made betweene the said parties as alsoe in the
cause depending in this Courte in the name of
the said Alderman ffredericke and others against
the said keate and Jennings and in the cause
depending in this Court in the name of the said
Alderman ffredericke and others against George
hughes which hee desired to bee admitted and justice
etcetera the said Budd acceptinge the same soe farr
forth as they make for his Clients and not otherwise
and for his parte alsoe exhibitinge all the
proceedinges had and made in all the said
causes soe farre forth as they make for his Clients
and not otherwise Whereupon the Judges with
the consent of the proctors on both sides did
admitt all the said proceedings soe by them
exhibited as aforeasid soe farre as the same are
by lawe admissible and assigned this causes to
sentence presently and to the same againe
presently and did conclude this cause and did
assigne to receave Information therein any
time after Michaelmas Day next notice
thereof beinge given to Mr Smith the
said Proctors acceptinge of the same soe
farr forth as {it} makes for their respective
Clyents and otherwise dissentinge etcetera

<margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">JXXXX
Michael</margin>

[f.39r]

<margin value="Left">Michael De haze and others owners}
of the shippe called the Sea}
ffortune against Anthony}
ffernandez and Roger kilvert}
Suckley Smith}</margin>
Wednesday the second day
of July one thousand six
hundred ffifty and six before
the right worshippfull Charles
George Cocke Esquire one of the
Judges of the high Court of
Admiralty of England in his chamber
within the Doctors Commons scituate in
the parish of Saint Benedict neare Paules
wharfe London in the presence of Samuel howe
Notary publicke Appeared the said Smith for
the said Anthony ffernandez and Roger kilvert
and made himselfe party for them and produced for
sureties Augustine Coronell of the parish of Saint
James Duke Place London merchant and John
Bellamy of the parish of Alhallowes Barkinge
London Wine Cooper whoe submittinge themselves to
the Jurisdiction of this Court obliged them selves
their heires executors and administrators for the said
Anthony ffernandez and Roger kilvert in the summe
of Twoe thousand and ffoure hundred poundes of
lawfull money of England to the said Michael De
haze and Company to answeare the Action by
them commenced against the said ffernandez and
kilvert and to pay what the said ffernandez and
kilvert shall bee condemned in with expences of suite
in case they shall bee overthrowne and to bringe
forth the said ffernandez and kilvert in Judgement
whensoever then presente shall bee thereunto lawfully
required And the said ffernandez obliged himselfe
his heires executors and administrators in the same
summe and to the same effect and to save the said
Coronell and Bellamy this sureties harmeles And
unles they shall see doe they they doe consent that
execution shall bee granted against them theire
heires Executors administrators and goods and
Chattells wheresoever the same shall bee found to
the value of the same summe of Two thousand and
ffoure hundred poundes Which Caution the Judge
did receave and did decree the said ffernandez
and kilvert to bee released from the said arrest in
case nothinge shall bee objected against the
sufficiency of the said security within twoe Dayes
by Master Suckley whoe desired untill that
time and noe longer for that purpose/.

<margin value="Bottom right, under main body of text, as lead to next page">Wednesday</margin>
</document-end>