as aforesaid the sum of forty shillings in the whole amounting after that rate to the said forty pounds Whereupon the said I. S. aswel for the said Lord Protector as for himsâ—lf prayeth the advice of the Court here in the premises and that he the said I. S. may have one moyety of the said forfeiâ—ures according to the form of the Statuâ—e aforesaid and that he the said G. S. may come here into Court to answer the premâ—â—eâ— c. By the same Statute every person using or haunting any such gaming-house shall forfeit 6s 8d for every day he shall use the same and every Artificer Journey-man or Water-man c. 2 s. These forfeitures to be divided ut supra Recusants Stat. 23. Eliz. 1. Every person of the Age of sixteen years and upwards shall every Lords day duly repair to their Parish Church or some other Parish Church on pain to forfeit for every moneth they shall make default twenty pounds to be divided into three equal parts one part to the Protector the other part to the poor of the Parish where the defendant dwells and another part to the Informer c. Information against Recusants BE it remembred that W. S. who as well for the now Lord Protector and the poor of the Parish of S. in the said County as for himself in this behalf prosecures came here into Court the fifteenth day of April in the year of our Lord 1657. in his own person and gave the Court here to understand and be Informed That one P. S. late of the Parish of S. in the said County of G. who the twenty ninth day of September in the year of our Lord 1656. was of the Age of sixteen years and more and abiding and inhabiting within the Common-wealth of England that is to say in the Parish of S. in the County aforesaid and from the aforesaid twenty ninth day of September in the year aforesaid unto the day of the Exhibiting this information That is to say by the space of six whole moneths or more did not repair nor mâ—ke his endeavour to repair unâ—o the Parish Church of S. aforesaid nor unto any other lawful or publike Church or Chappel for the hearing of Divine Service and Sermons according to the Laws and Ordinances of the Church and Commonwealth of England for the publike Worship and Service of God made and ordained and there remain orderly and nor go away during the time of publike Prayer and Preaching or other Doctrine and Services according to the Ordinances of the Commonwealth of England for the publike Service and Divine Worship of God made and ordained and there used and administred But for the whole time aforesaid at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid having no lawful excuse did voluntarily and obstinately forbear the same against the form of the Statute in this Case made and provided Whereupon the said W. S. aswel for the said Lord Protector and the poor of the said Parish as for himself prays the advice of the Court here in the premises And that due proces of Law may be awarded against the said P. S. in this behalf And that the said P. S. may thereof be lawfully convicted and for his offence aforesaid may forfâ—it 120l of lawful money of England to wit 20 l. for each moneth of the said six whole moneâ—hs in which the aforesaid P. S. did not repair to the Church as aforesaid And that the said forfeiâ—ure may be divided into three equal parts And that the aforesaid W. S. may have thereof his third part according to the form of the Statute aforesaid And moreover That the aforesaid P. S. may come here into Court to answer the premises c. Shooemakers Stat. 1. Jam. 22. Shoomakers shall make their Shooes and Boots c. of good and sufficient Stuff and sowe them well in pain to forfeit for every default or offence 3s 4d besides the full value of the Wares otherwise made or sold c. It were good if this were well looked after for it is a common practice now among Shoomakers to make the Rands of Shooes with Calves-leather so that assoon as it comes to the wet the sole rends from the upper Leather and can never be mended And to make the Heels of unlawful Leather is usual At this time I have a pair of Shooes on my feet sold to me for Neats-leather in Saint Martins-lane and the pieces of the heels are Horse-hide as those that deal in Leather inform me indeed if they did not look like Leather I should have imagined they had been Paper Information BE it remembred that John Saubrigde who as well for the Lord Protector or England Scotland and Ireland c. as for himself in this behalf prosecutes came here into Court the fifteenth day of June in the year of our Lord c. and gave the Court here to underâ—tand and be informed that one N. T. late of L. Cordwainer between the firâ—t day of January last past and the day of the Exhibiting this Information at London aforesaid to wit in the Parish of â— and Ward c. at twenty several times or turns within the time aforesaid did sell and utter to divers and several persons whose names to the said I. S. who c. as yet are unknown twenty pair of Boots price of every pair thereof ten shillings twenty pair of Shooes price of every pair thereof three shillings four pence And the said I. S. as well for the said Lord Protector as for himself will verifie that the said twenty several pair of Boots and the said twenty several pair of Shooes were not made of good and sufficient Stuff but the Râ—nds thereof were made of Calves-leather And the said Boots and Shooes were sowed with unwrought and rotten thread mixed with Rozen and Brimstone contrary to the form of the Statute in this Case made and provided By means whereof the said N. T. hath forfeited to the said Lord Protector and the said I. S. who as well c. the sum of thirteen pounds six shillings and eight pence of lawful money of England That is to say the value of the said Boots and Shooes so by him of unlawful and unsufficient Stuff made and sold as aforesaid And also the sum of three pounds six shillings and eight pence That is to say for every offence of the aforesaid twenty several offences the sum of three shillings and four pence of like lawful money of England which said forfeitures do amount in the whole to the sum of sixteen pounds thirteen shillings four pence of lawful money of England Whereupon the said I. S. as well for the said Lord Protector as for himself prayeth the advice of the Court here in the premises and that due proces of Law may be awarded against him the said N. T. in this behalf And that he the said I. S. who c. may have one moyety of the said forfeitures according to the form of the Statute
OTherwise that is to say in the Term of Easter in the yeer c. before the Lord the King at Westminster in the County aforesaid by the Oath of twelve c. it stands presented that part of the King's High-way in the Parish of S. in the County aforesaid containing in length four Rod in breadth two Rod the first day of M. in the year c. was and still is very hurtful and decayed for defect of Reparations and amending of the same so that the liege People of our Lord the King labouring to pass through the Village aforesaid cannot travel without danger of death to the great and common annoyance of all the Subjects and Liege-People of our said Lord the King through that way labouring and travelling and that R. B. of S. aforesaid ought to amend and repair the aforesaid way when and so often as need shall require by reason of the term of his Lands and Tenements there neer adjacent c. Therefore it is commanded the Sheriff that he omit not but that he cause him to come to answer c. An Indictment for Rape S. ss OTherwise to wit on Thursday next after the week of Easter in the yeer c. at J. in the County aforesaid in a general Session of the Peace there held before H. P. and M. B. Knights and others their Fellows Justices c. by the Oath of twelve Jurors it stands presented that T. M. late of G. in the County aforesaid Yeoman the 21 day of March in the yeer c. by force and arms at H. in the County aforesaid in and upon J. W. the Daughter of one G. W. then and there in the peace of God and of our said Lord the King being did make an assault and her the said J. did beat wound and evil entreat and the aforesaid J. then and there violently and against her will did feloniously ravish and carnally know against the form of the Statute in this case made and provided and against the Peace c. An Indictment for starving an Apprentice Middl. ss THe Jurors for the Lord the King upon their Oath do present That W. T. late of c. the 23 day of March in the yeer c. at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid did retain and receive into his service one J. R. to serve the said W. T. as an Apprentice by the space of eight yeers thence next following And further the said J. R. then being found and healthy in body with the said W. T. from the aforesaid 23 day of M. in the yeer aforesaid at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid unâ—il the 4 day of November in the yeer c. in the service and custody of the said W. T. as his Apprentice did remain and continue nevertheless the said W. T. God not having before his eyes but of all Humanity and Christian Charity being totally deprived after the 23 day of M. in the yeer aforesaid to wit between the 10 day of June in the yeer c. and the 4 day of November in the yeer aforesaid at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid feloniously voluntarily and of his malice forethought did detain and not allow unto his said Apprentice necessary and sufficient food for the sustentation and preservation of his life by reason whereof the said J. R. between the aforesaid 10 day of June in the yeer aforesaid and the said 4 day of November in the yeer aforesaid then and there through hunger and want of nourishment died And so the Jurors aforesaid do say upon their Oath That the said W. T. his Apprentice aforesaid at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid in manner and form aforesaid feloniously voluntarily and of his malice fore-thought did kill and murder against the Peace c. Hue and Cry Commit upon the Statute of Hue and Cry G. ss THe Inhabitants in the Hundreds of Langtree Crowthorne in the County aforesaid were attached to answer as well the Lord the King as J. B. who as well for the said Lord the King as for himself followeth of a Plea that whereas in a certain Statute in the Parliament holden at Wynton in the thirteenth yeer of Edward the first late King of England made and provided amongst other things it stands ordained for that because Robberies Murders and Thefts do daily increase and are from day to day committed more then heretofore and the Felons could not be attainted by the Oath of the Jurors because they too voluntarily suffered the Felons to escape without punishment and for the most part the Felons have been of the same County or if they have been of any other Country their Receivers have been of the same Visne where the same Felonies have been committed Wherefore for their concealment and negligence and to restrain the said Felonies the late Lord the King hath ordained a Penalty in this Case that from henceforth for fear of the Punishment no Felons should be spared or concealed and hath commanded That Proclamation should be solemnly made in all Counties Hundreds Market-Towns and all Churches and other places where solemn Assemblies of people meet so that none be excused by ignorance That every Country from thence forward should be so kept that immediately after any Robbery or Felony committed fresh pursuit should be made from Village to Village and from Country to Country and also inquisition should be made if it be needful in every Town by the Head-Officer of the Town and afterwards in Hundreds and Franchises and in the County and sometimes in three or four Counties in case when the Felonies are committed in the Marches of any County so that the Felons might be attainted and if the Country should not answer for the Felons then the Penalty should be That every Country that is to say the Inhabitants dwelling in the said Country where the Robbery is committed shall answer for the Robberies done and the Damages so that the whole Hundred where the Robbery shall be committed together with the Franchises in the Precincts of the said Hundred shall answer for the same Robbery And if a Robbery shall be committed in the Division of two Hundreds then both the said Hundreds together with their Franchises shall answer for the same and the said Country shall have no longer time then forty days after the Robbery committed to make satisfaction for the same or should answer for the Bodies of the Felons as by the said Statute more plainly appears And whereas a certain Felon unto the said J. unknown at T. in the Divisions of the Hundreds aforesaid with force and Arms in and upon the said J. did make an assault and three shillings and four pence of the monies of the said J. in monies numbred and one Gelding of the said John of the price of ten pounds and other Goods and Chattels of the price of forty shillings there lately found feloniously from the said J. did take and carry away against the peace
of the now Lord the King And the said J. immediately after the said Felony and Robbery aforesaid committed at C. neer the said Hundreds of L. and C. did make Hue and Cry of the said Robbery and there did give notice to the Inhabitants of the said Town of C. of the Robbery aforesaid And after the said Robbery was committed and within twenty dayes before the day of the suing forth of this Original Writ by the said J. the said John before R. G. Esquire then one of the Justices of the Lord the King to keep the Peace in the said County of G. assigned within the Hundred of C. was examined upon his Corporal Oath according to the form of the Statute in the twenty seventh yeer of the reign of Elizabeth late Queen of England made and provided and the said John upon his Oath aforesaid did then say That he knew not the party which did the Robbery aforesaid And after the robbery aforesaid 40 days are now past And the said Inhabitants of the Hundred aforesaid satisfaction of the robbery aforesaid to the said John hitherto have not made neither have they taken the Body of the Felon Malefactor aforesaid nor for his Body hitherto have answered but the Felon aforesaid have permitted to escape in contempt of the said Lord the King and to the great damage of the said J. and against the form of the Statute of the thirteenth yeer of the reign of Edward the first aforesaid late King of England made and provided c. And whereupon the said John who as well c. by H. W. his Attorney complaineth That whereas a certain Malefactor to the said John unknown the 15 day of M. in the yeer c. with force and arms that is to say with Swords Staves and Knives in and upon the said J. at T. aforesaid in the Division of the Hundreds aforesaid did make an assault and three shillings and four pence of the money of the said J. in money numbred and one Gelding of the said J. of the price c. and other Goods and Chattels that is to say one Bridle c. there found feloniously from the said John did take and carry away against the peace c. And the said John immediately after the Felony and Robery aforesaid committed at C. neer the said Hundreds of L. and C. did make Hue and Cry of the Robbery aforesaid And notice of the Robbery aforesaid to the Inhabitants of the said Village did then give and after the said Robbery committed and within twenty days before the day of the suing forth of the Original Writ aforesaid that is to say the 26 day of Ianuary in the fourth yeer of the raign of our Lord the King c. the aforesaid J. before R. G. Esquire then one of the Justices assigned to keep the Peace c. inhabiting neer the aforesaid Hundreds of C. and L. to wit at B. in the aforesaid County of G. was examined upon his Corporal Oath according to the form of the Statute aforesaid in the twenty seventh yeer of the raign of the late Queen Elizabeth aforesaid made and provided And the said Iohn upon his Oath aforesaid then said That he knew not the party which did the Robbery aforesaid that forty days are past since the Robbery aforesaid Nevertheless the Inhabitants of the Hundreds aforesaid satisfaction for the Robbery aforesaid to the said Iohn have not made neither have they taken the body of the Felon and Malefactor aforesaid nor for his Body hitherto have not answered but the Felon and Robber aforesaid have permitted to escape in contempt of the said Lord c. and to the great damage of the said Iohn and against the form of the Statute in the thirteenth yeer aforesaid of the said late King Edward the first made and provided Whereby he saith That he is the worse and hath damage to the value of forty pounds and thereupon he brings his suit c. And the Inhabitants aforesaid by R. S. their Attorney come and defend the force and injury when c. and whatsoever c. and say That they are in nothing guilty of the Premises above imposed upon them against the form of the Statute aforesaid as the said Iohn who c. above complaineth against them and of this they put themselves upon the Country and the said Iohn likewise And hereupon the said Iohn saith That the Inhabitants in the aforesaid Hundreds of L. and C. aforesaid are the parties Defendants against whom the said Iohn who as well c. in form aforesaid above complaineth and for that cause he prayeth a Writ of the said Lord the King to the Sheriff of the County aforesaid to be directed to cause to come here twelve c. of the Visne of the Hundred of B. in the County aforesaid for that because the said Hundred of B. is the next Hundred in the County aforesaid adjacent to the aforesaid Hundreds of L. and C. to try the issue aforesaid above in the form aforesaid joyned and because the Inhabitants of the Hundreds of L. and C. aforesaid do not this contradict it is granted unto him c. Therefore it is commanded the Sheriff that he cause to come here from the day of the holy Trinity in three weeks twelve c. of the Visne of the aforesaid Hundred of B. by whom c. and who neither c. to recognize c. because as well c. at which day the Jurors between the parties aforesaid of the Plea aforesaid was respited between them here until this day to wit in eight dayes of St. Michael then next following unless the Justices of our Lord the King assigned to take the Assizes in the County aforesaid according to the form of the Statute on Monday the 20 day of Iuly next following at G. in the County aforesaid should first come And now here at this day came the aforesaid J. by his Attorney aforesaid and the said Justices of Assize before whom c. sent here their Record in these words Afterwards the day and yeer within contained before C. Y. Knight one of the Justices of the Lord the King assigned to hold Pleas before the said Lord the King and D. W. Knight another of the Justices of the said Lord the King assigned to hold Pleas before the said Lord the King Justices of the said Lord the King assigned to take the Assizes in the County of Gloucester according to the form of the Statute c. came as well the within named J. B. as the within written Inhabitants of the Hundreds of L. and C. in their proper persons and the Jurors of the Country within mentioned impanalled and called some of them that is to say N. F. of L. c. so naming all the Jurors that appeared came and are sworn upon that Jury And because the rest of the Jurors of that Jury did not appear therefore tales de circumstantibus c. who being called and sworn
complaineth against R. M. Executor of the last Will and Testament of F. H. late of the Parish of Wokingham aforesaid deceased in a Plea of Trespass upon the Case And thereupon the said R. S. by G. H. his Attorney doth say That whereas the said R. S. the nine and twentieth day of September in the yeer of our Lord God One Thousand Six Hundred Forty Seven at the special Instance and Request of the said F. H. did sell and deliver unto the said F. H. at the then dwelling house of the said J. H. in Wokingham aforesaid one Load of Straw the said F. in consideration thereof then and there did assume and to the said R. S. did faithfully promise that the said F. H. would well and truely pay unto the said R. S. so much mony as the said Load of Straw and the carriage thereof would be reasonably worth when he should be thereunto required and he the said R. Sin truth saith That the said Load of Straw and the carriage thereof was well worth ten shilings of lawful money of England and afterwards the said F. H died and did not pay the said ten shillings nor any penny thereof being thereunto in his life-time often required * * Here the Declaration should have ended if it had been agreeable to the Plaint to this part the Defendant pleaded the Statute of Limitations and proved the Straw carried two seven yeers before Hâ—s death c. After whose death there was a certain Communication had between the said R. M. and one T. S. that is to say the first day of April in the yeer of our Lord God One Thousand Six Hundred Fifty and One concerning the said Load of Straw and the carriage thereof as aforesaid and the said R. M. the said first day of April in the yeer of our Lord God One Thousand Six Hundred Fifty and One at Wokingham aforesaid within the Jurisdiction of this Court being Executor as aforesaid then and there did * * This Assumption should have been laid by it self and not declare against an Executor and bring in an Assumpsit of the Defendant both in one Declaration yet an Honest Jury and a Learned Judge gave Verdict and Judgement both for the Plaintiff assume and faithfully promise to pay unto the said R. S. for the said Load of Strâ—w and carriage thereof so much mony as the Load of straw and carriage should be reasonably worth when he should be thereunto required if he the said R. S. would say upon his word That he was not paid formerly for the said Load of Staw and carriage thereof and the said R. S. in fact saith That he was not paid for the said Load of Straw and carriage thereof the same being worth ten shillings c. aforesaid yet for all that the said R. M. his Promise and Assumption aforesaid little regarding but thinking and fraudulently intending the said R. S. in this part craftily and subtilly to deceive and defraud the said ten shillings nor any part thereof unto the said R. S. although he hath been often thereunto required hath not hitherto paid nor the said R. S. any way contented for the same but the same ten shillings hath refused to pay and yet doth refuse whereupon the said R. S. saith That he is damnified twenty shillings and thereupon he brings his Suit J. A. Pledges to prosecute And the said R. M. by J. A. his Attorney did desire Licence of Imparlance and it was granted unto him and upon this a day thereby was given to the aforesaid parties until the next Court to be held before the said Alderman and Burgesses that is to say Friday the eleventh day of Iuly next following that is to say to the aforesaid R. M. to plead and then to answer c. at which next Court of the said Keepers c. truely here before the Alderman and Burgesses held the said R. M. further desired License of Imparlance and it was granted him and upon this a day was thereby given unto the aforesaid parties until the next Court to be holden before the said Alderman and Burgesses that is to say Friday the eighteenth day of Iuly next following that is to say to the said R. M. to imparle and then to answer c. truely at which next Court of the said Keepers c. here before the said Alderman and Burgesses to be held to wit the aforesaid eighteenth day of Iuly came as well the aforesaid R. S. as the aforesaid R. M. by their Attorneys aforesaid and the aforesaid R. M. by J. A. his Attorney came and defended the wrong and injury when c. and saith That he the said R. M. made no such Promise as the Plaintiff hath alledged against him and of this he putteth himself upon his Country and the said R. likewise therefore by the same Court of the said Keepers on Friday the said eighteenth day of Iuly it was commanded to R. P. Sergeant at Mace and Minister of the Court aforesaid within the Town aforesaid that he should cause to come at the next Court of the said Keepers c. here upon Friday to wit the five and twentieth day of Iuly next following before the Alderman and Burgesses aforesaid to be held twelve free and lawful men of the Town c. by whom c. who neither c. to recognise c. for that as well c. at the same Court of the Keepers c. on Friday the five and twentieth day of Iuly aforesaid the said R. P. returned his Precept of his causing to come the Jurors aforesaid and the Jurors aforesaid called came not therefore it was commanded to the said R. P. Sergeant at Mace c. That at the next Court of the said Keepers c. Friday the first of August then next following before the said Alderman and Burgesses to be held he should have the bodies of E. W. W. A. T. H elder J. G. J. C. R. S. Cordwainer F. W. E. M. B. A. J. B. T. S. and J. T. to make a certain Jury of the County between the said R. S. and the said R. M. in the Plea aforesaid And the said R. P. returned his Precept with the Pannel of the Jurors aforesaid at which next Court of the said Keepers here to wit on Friday the eighth day of August aforesaid before the Alderman and Burgesses aforesaid came the said parties in their proper persons and the said Jurors to wit E. W. W. A. T. H. the elder J. G. J. C. R. S. Cordwainer F. W. E. M. B. A. J. B. T. S. and J. T. being called came and at the Court were charged and sworn in form aforesaid who upon their Oath say in manner and form following that is to say We finde that the said R. M. the Defendant did * A malicious Knave the Prosecutor or Promoter of the Cause did swear so indeed but c. promise unto the said R. S. the Plaintiff since the
or to divers certain persons whose names to the said I. S. who as well c. as yet are unknown to sell the same again without License forty Barrels of strong Beer and forty Barrels of strong Ale to be sold again in the house or houses of the said person or persons having no License to Authorize them thereunto And the said I. S. as well for the said poor of the Parish of B. aforesaid as for himself will verifie That the said I. R. did wittingly and of his own knowledge sell and utter the said Beer and Ale to the said house or houses knowing the same was to be sold again and uttered by retail by the said person or persons without License And that the same Beer and Ale within the time aforesaid at the dwelling houses of the said person or persons was sold and uttered against the form of the Statute in this Case made and provided By means whereof he the said I. R. hath forfeited to the poor of the said Parish and to the said I. S. who as well c. the sum of six and twenty pounds thirteen shillings and four pence That is to say for every Barrel of the said Beer and Ale sold by him in manner and form aforesaid to unlicensed Alehouses aforesaid against the form of the Statute aforesaid sold and uttered the sum of six shillings and eight pence in the whole amounting after that rate to the said six and twenty pounds thirteen shillings and four pence whereupon the said I. S. as well for the poor of the said Parish as for himself prayeth the advice of the Court here in the premises and that due process of Law c. And that he the said I. S. who c. may have one moyety of the said forfeitures according to the form of the Statute aforesaid And also that he the said I. R. may come here into Court to answer the premises c. Butchers Statute 4. H. 7. 3. No Butcher shall kill any Flesh in his scalding house or within the Walls of London in pain to forfeit for every Ox so killed twelve pence and for every other beast eight pence to be divided between the King and the prosecutor An Information against Butchers for killing Flesh within the Walls of London L. ss BE it remembred that I. S. who as well for the now Lord Protector of England Scotland and Ireland and the Dominions thereunto belonging as for himself in this behalf prosecutes came here into Court the seventeenth day of June in the year of our Lord 1657. in his own person and as well for the said Lord Protector as for himself gave the Court here to understand and be informed that one A. B. late of London Butcher between the twenty ninth day of Septemb. last past and the day of the Exhibiting this Information at London aforesaid to wit in the Parish of c. within the Walls and Liberties of the City of London aforesaid did keep a common Slaughter-house for the killing of Cattle and between the time aforesaid at London aforesaid in the Parish and Ward aforesaid within the Walls and Liberties of the City of London aforesaid did kill four hundred Oxen six hundred Sheep two hundred Prokers two hundred Calves and two hundred Lambs to the great annoyance of the Parishioners of the Parish aforesaid and against the form of the Statute in this Case made and provided By means whereof he the said A. B. hath forfeited to the said Lord Protector and to the said I. S. who as well c. the sum of threescore pounds of lawful money of England That is to say for every Ox of the said four hundred Oxen so by him in manner and form aforesaid and against the form of the Statute aforesaid killed the sum of twelve pence and for every other Beast aforesaid by him killed as aforesaid within the Walls of the City of London aforesaid contrary to the form of the Statute aforesaid the sum of eight pence of like lawful money of England in the whole amounting after that rate to the said threescore pounds Whereupon the said I. S. as well c. prayeth the advice c. and that due process of Law c. And that he the said I. S. who as well c. may have the moyety of the forfeitures aforesaid according to the form of the Statute aforesaid and that he the said A. B. may come here into Court to answer the premises c. Against Butchers for buying Cattle and selling them again alive Stat. 3. 4. E. 19. BE it remembred that I. S. who as well for the now L. Protector c. as for himself in this behalf prosecutes came here into Court the seventeenth day of June in the year of our Lord 1657. in his own person and as well for the said Lord Protector as for himself gave the Court here to understand and be informed that one I. R. late of London Butcher between the first day of August last past and the day of the Exhibiting this information at London aforesaid to wit in the Parish of Saint Mary Bow and Ward did buy of several persons whose names to the said I. S. c. as yet are unknown ten Oxen price of every Ox ten pounds twenty Sheep price of every Sheep twenty shillings twenty Calves price of every Calf thereof twenty shillings and twenty Lambs price of every Lamb ten shillings And the said I. R. afterwards between the time aforesaid at London aforesaid in the Parish and Ward aforesaid did sell the said several Cattle again alive to several persons whose names to the said I. S. who c. as yet are unknown against the form of the Statute in this Case made and provided By means whereof he the said I. R. hath forfeited to the said Lord Protector and to the said I. R. who c. the sum of an hundred and ten pounds of lawful money of England That is to say the value of the said Cattle so by him in manner and form aforesaid and against the form of the Statute aforesaid bought and sold again alive as aforesaid Whereupon the said I. S. as well for the said Lord Protector as for himself prayeth the advice of the Court here in the premises and that due process of Law may be awarded against him the said I. R. c. And that he the said I. S. who c. may have one moyety of the said forfeitures according to the form of the Statute aforesaid And moreover that he the said I. R. may come here into Court to answer in and upon the premises c. A Subpaena upon an Information OLIVER Lord Protector c. to I. B. and C. D. greeting We command you that all other occasions pretermitted and excuses whatsoever ceasing you appear in your own persons before our Justices of the Common Bench at Westminster on Fryday next after three weeks of Saint Michael to answer us of and concerning such things as