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wages in this behalfe adjudged and is ready to pay the rest and therefore he
desired to be discharged from the said attachment Whereupon the Judges
with the consent of the said Suckley then [?prXX] the said Lewellin first
depositing into the hands of the Marshall the remainder of his proportion
=able parte of the said wages [?which] [?he] [?confessed] [?XX] unpaid [?XXXXXXXXXX] farr them to make good [?XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX] part of the said wages which hee alleadgeth he hath already
paid in case it shall appeare to be otherwise did discharge the said
Lewellin from the said attachment and then the said Lewellin undertooke
to appeare to the effect aforesaid./.

A busines of examination of witnesses on the}
behalfe of Maurice Thompson and others}
touching the losse of the shipp the James and}
her ladinge seized by the subjects of the}
Kinge of Spaine Budd}

Tuesday the fourth day of Aprill 1654
before doctor Clerk and doctor Godolphin
Judges et cetera in the dyning chamber et cetera in
the presence of Samuel howe Notary publique
Appeared the said Budd for the said
Thompson and company and made himselfe
party for them at whose petition the Judges did
decree all and singular that will take upon them
the defence and justification of the seizure of the
said shipp and ladinge to be cited [?vijs] et modus et cetera
to appeare in this place upon wednesday the 12th of
this month in the morning betweene nine and twelve to
see an allegation given and admitted and witnesses produced and
sworne thereupon with intimation et cetera and a letter to be
written to the Ambassador for the king of Spaine to signifie
the premisses unto him./.

The Lord Protector et cetera against Robert}
[?Bourcher] Budd}

Wednesday the fifth day of Aprill 1654
before all the Judges et cetera in the dyning
chamber et cetera in the presence of Samuel howe
Notary publique Appeared the said Budd
and alleadged that the said Bourcher hath
bought severall goods of the Commissioners for prize
goods and that he doth refuse to pay for the same
according to the contract made betweene him and the
said Commissioners for the same and thereupon the Judges
did decree the said Boucher to be monished to appeare
upon Satterday next in this place in the morninge to
pay the value of the said goods according to their contract
and agreement in that behalfe made or to shew cause why he
should not be compelled to pay the same./.

A busines of contempt promoted by Robert}
davies against Campion [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT] horsewell}
and [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT] Meridith Suckley}

Which day the Judges at the petition of
the said Suckley did renew the monition
formerly granted against the said Campion
horsewell and Meridith returnable upon
munday next in the afternoone in this place
to shew cause why articles of contempt should
not be admitted against them./.

A busines of repairing and setting to sea}
of the shipp called the William and Margaret}
promoted by William Belford and company}
parte owners of the said shippe against William}
hopkins William [dines] and [BLANK IN MANUSCRIPT]
Closby owners of 4 eight parts of the
said shipp Suckley}

Which day the said Suckley appeared
for the said Belford and company
and made himselfe party for him and
alleadged that the said shipp is designed
for a voyage to be made beyond the Seas
and that the said dines hopkins and
Crosby doe refuse to contribute their
proportionable parts towards the expences and
charges of setting the said shipp to Sea and thereupon
the