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Transcription:	The Lord Protector against Isaach Phillips} and Bowyer Budd} The certificate is continued to this Day. Which day the Court at the petition of the said Budd did continue the certificate in the same state that nowe it is in the same state that now it is intill the first Court day of the next Tearme./. Henry Hambden Edward Lewis and} Thomas Bordericke against three 16th} parts of whatsoever moneys due for the} Freight of the ''Mary and Susan'' of} which John [?Sucthman] is master in the} hands of Henry Smith and George} ffarington belonging to the said} hambden Lewis and Brodericke} Smith} The third default is granted and the certificate is continued to this day The like at the petition of Smith/ John Bushell and Edward Bushell against} one halfe parte of the shipp the ''Restitution''} whereof Leonard Barnard was Captaine} and against the said Barnard and all et cetera} The fourth default is granted and the certificate is continued to this day Which day open preconization beig made for the said Barnard and all others in this behalfe cited and noe body appearing the Judges at the petition of the said Smith accusing theire contumacy pronounced them contumacious and in paine et cetera the said Smith porrected a primum decretum in writing which the Judges in paine et cetera oath being made of the truth of the contents of the same to Mr Smith according to the information to him given which hee beleeveth to bee true admitted and decreed as in the same is contained Then the said Smith porrected a bill of expences which the Judges taxed at six pounds and Smith made oath of their exposition./. Thomas Cockerell against Yorke horner} Budd Cheeke} The certificate is contained to this day Which day the Court at the petition of the said Budd did continue the certificate in the same state that nowe it is untill the second Court day of the next teare./. Anne Colchester against Samuel Warner} Cheeke Clements} The cause is dismissed with expences in case Cheeke shall not libell this day./. Which day the Judges at the petition of the said Clements did [?XXXX] et cetera did dismisse this cause with expences which they taxed at the summe of 1 ''li'' 6 ''s'' 8 ''d'' and decreed the said Colchester to bee monished to pay the same within tenne daies and Smith made oath of their exposition./ Tre[?bicke] and others owners of the shipp} named the ''Sisters'' of Ipswitch} whose names are mentioned in the} schedule annexed to the warrant of} this Court and exhibited in the Registry} thereof against the said shippe of} which Gregory Carry is master} and her tackle and furniture} attached by authority of this Court} as belonging to themselves according} to the severall proportions mentioned} in the said schedule and against the said Karry and all et cetera Budd} The 4th default is granted and the certificate is continued to this day Which day the Judges at the petition of the said Budd did continue the certificate in the same state that nowe it is untill munday the tenth day of this month in the morning./. Thomas
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