Casebooks

RN The lady Chaucy \Soutchie/ Iuly. 2 ♀ h. 11 ant m 1630 /wheath^r\ a good end

RN \lady Temple./ Quærit^r vtrū|er| {sic} \vter/ obtinebit et victor evadet Novēb: 28 ♃ h. 3. 20 p m 16i6

RN The lady Temp vtrū vincet novēb 28 ♃ h. 3. 25. p m 16i6.

RN M^r The lady T. vtr’ vincet: Ap. 21. ☾ h. 3. 40 p m 1617.

RN S^r Th mut{illeg}|e|s the Con {sic} Countesses yelder broth^r will goe to lawe agaynst her mising him 200^l  an̄ now she will recall it for wronging of her Ap. 26 ♃ h. 6 p m 1627.

wheath^r the

RN Rich: Malyns of \wife/ wife of this towne craveth my counsell Iuly 4 ☾ h. 7. 40 ant m. 1608.

craveth my counsell when because her fath^r is dying & her fath^r willing to give her somewhat & her brother turneth her fath^r y^t now shee is likely to have nothing would knwe {sic} wheath^r shee might take a letter of Administration to half|v|e halfe w^th a {sic} /her brother\

RN Eliz. Choucy of London 29 y S^t Georg his day 23 Ap ☿ h. 2. 30 p m nata but came to me octob 17. h {sic} hor 6. 20 p m. 1629.

RN The Lady Chaucye octob. 18. 1629

Thomas Coakan he hath her good|s| Iewels plate & sutch like & hath made her a bond of 1400 \fore{tene hon}dred/ vt & hath acknowledgm̄t the iudgment {illeg}|o|f twelfe hūdred pounds

she hath f{oun}d the land but the Sheriffe will not returne the write vnder 30^l.

on monday next goe to the Lord kee to petion {sic}.

Thomas Cocken hath made all over vnto An Cocken his wife & two feefes in trust Thomas & Tymothy Limmall to Defeat her. & Katherin Stānop & Williā Stāhop her brother y^t have false conv Williā Iackson & Iohn Barker & Georg Neale y^t know the false conveiances M^r Boath the vndersherife of Warrick her enemy{es}

RN The old lady Bouth of y^e Bath Aug 80 y Aug 8. ☿ h. 3. 30 p m. 162i

quærit vtrū sit ei tutū sequi maledicā quādā mulierē quæ vulgavit se fuisse veneficā. licet mulier iā incepuit negare \it is growen into y^e mouth of 40 people/ quā tū {illeg} \ita/ dixisse potest ex testim 2^ā mulierē basse her old husb. 20 y sinc gave out y^t she was venefica him selfe vsings {sic} the cōpany of harlots. hath taken mutch greefe. if she goe to lawe wheath^r a good or a bad end in making of water feeleth sensiblely a great payne cōing downe frō her hand to her loynes. & place of making of water./

would know when her men shall returne./