case Cromwell against GRUNSDALE Middlesex to wit be it remember that  heretofore to wit in Michaelmas term last pass before the lord the now king  and the lady mary the late queen at Westminster come George Cromwell by Samuel  Aldridge his attorney and produce here in court then there his certain bill  against John Grunsdale administrator of good and chattel right and credit  which be of Roger Urlwyn late of Iver otherwise ever in the county of buck  yeoman decease otherwise call Roger urlin of Iver otherwise ever in the county  of Buckingham yeoman who die intestate as it be say in the custody of the  marshal c of a plea of debt and there be pledge of prosecute to wit John do  and Richard roe which certain bill follow in these word to wit Middlesex to  wit George Cromwell complain of John Grunsdale administrator of all and  singular the good and chattel right and credit which be of Roger Urlwyn late  of Iver otherwise ever in the county of buck yeoman decease otherwise call  Roger urlin of Iver otherwise ever in the county of Buckingham yeoman who die  intestate as it be say in the custody of the marshal of the Marshalsea of the  lord the king and the lady the queen be before the king and queen of a plea  that he render to he forty pound of the lawful money of England which he from  he unjust detain for that to wit that whereas the aforesaid Roger in his  lifetime to wit on the first day of July in the year of our Lord one thousand  six hundred and seventyfour at the parish of saint clement Dane in the county  of Middlesex aforesaid by his certain write Obligatory seal with the seal of  he the say Roger in his lifetime and to the court of the say lord the king and  lady the queen now show the date whereof be the same day and year abovesaid  acknowledge himself hold and firm bind to the aforesaid George in the  aforesaid forty pound by these word in fourth part scales to pay the say  George when he may be thereunto require yet the aforesaid Roger in his  lifetime and the aforesaid John after the death of he the say Roger though  often require the aforesaid forty pound to the say George have not nor have  either of they pay but he the aforesaid Roger in his lifetime and the  aforesaid John after the death of he the say Roger have hitherto whole refuse  and the aforesaid John do still refuse and unjust detain to the damage of he  the say George of modern twenty pound and therefore he bring suit c and now  here at this day to wit on Wednesday next after the octave of saint Hilary in  this same term until which day the say John have leave to imparl and then to  answer c before which day the aforesaid lady queen mary they suum to shut  extremum before the say lord the king at Westminster come as well the  aforesaid George by his attorney aforesaid as the aforesaid John by Robert  stone his attorney and the say John defend the force and injury when c and say  that he ought not to be charge with the debt aforesaid because he say that the  say write Obligatory be not the deed of he the say Roger Urlwyn and of this he  put himself upon the country and the aforesaid George likewise therefore the  sheriff be command that he cause to come here before the lord the king at  Westminster on Wednesday next after fifteen day of easter c by who c and who  neither c to take recognition c because as well c the same day be give to the  party there c afterward the process between the party aforesaid be thereupon  continue of the plea aforesaid by respiting the jury thereof between they  before the lord the king at Westminster modern er p until Friday in the morrow  of the ascension of our Lord unless the trusty and wellbeloved of the lord the  king John holt knight chief justice of the say lord the king assign to hold  plead in the court of the say lord the king before the king himself shall  before come on Wednesday next after fifteen day of easter at Westminster in  the great hall of plea there by force of the statute c for want of juror c at  which day before c send here his record before he have in these word to wit  afterward on the day and at the place within contain before John holt knight  chief justice of the lord the king assign to hold plead in the court of the  say lord the king before the king himself associate with John ince gentleman  by form of the statute c come the withinnamed George Cromwell by his attorney  within contain and the withinnamed John Grunsdale although solemnly call do  not come but make default therefore the jury whereof mention be withinmade be  take against he by default and the juror of that jury be call some of they to  wit James Parteridge of the parish of saint Giles in the field c come and be  swear upon that jury and because the rest of the juror of the same jury do not  appear therefore other of the bystander by the say sheriff of the county of  Middlesex withinwritten be choose for this purpose at the request of he the  say George Cromwell and by the command of the justice aforesaid be new appoint  who name be affiled in the panel withinwritten accord to the form of the  statute in such case late make and provide and the juror so new appoint that  be to say John Cain and Timothy Thornbury be call likewise come who be choose  try and swear to speak the truth concern the matter withincontained together  with the other juror aforesaid before impanel and swear to this purpose say  upon their oath that one Roger Urlwyn intestate modern the say John Grunsdale  in his lifetime together with one whether Urlwyn wife of the aforesaid Roger  sign and seal and each of they sign and seal as his deed and that they deliver  and each of they deliver to the say George Cromwell a certain write in form of  a write Obligatory which certain write follow in these word noverint whole  world per present circumstance our Rogerum Urlwyn and whether my wife of Iver  alias ever in the county of Buckingham yeoman tender et really to bind up Geo  Cromwell in comitat praemid de twenty in quadrant scales good et of money  England solven eiden Geo Cromwell or his certainly attorn executor director  well assign nest ad how indeed loosing bene et with reliance on God facien  bind I haeredes executor et director meo really per present circumstance seal  meo adorned with small figures that primo die Julii year royal power king  caroli favorable thousand sexcentesimo seventy quarto the condition of this  obligation be such that if the abovenamed Roger Urlwyn and my wife his heir  executor administrator or assign shall pay or cause to be pay to the abovesaid  George Cromwell his heir executor administrator or assign the sum of twenty  pound and twelve shilling of good and lawful money of England in and upon the  twentyfifth of December next ensue the date hereof at or in the dwellinghouse  of the abovesaid George Cromwell ill Sunbury that then this present obligation  shall be void and of no effect or else to remain in full force and virtue  roger URLWYN the mark ten of whether URLWYN as by the same write be manifest  and appear but whether upon the whole matter aforesaid by the juror aforesaid  in manner and form aforesaid find the aforesaid write Obligatory in the  declaration withinmentioned specify to be the deed of the aforesaid Roger  Urlwyn or not the same juror be whole ignorant and therefore they pray the  advice and consideration of the court here and if upon the whole matter by the  say juror in form aforesaid find it shall appear to the court here that the  say write in the declaration withinwritten specify be the deed of Roger Urlwyn  the intestate then the same juror say upon their oath that the say write be  the deed of the aforesaid Roger Urlwyn the intestate and then they assess  damage of he George Cromwell by occasion of the detention of the debt  withinwritten beside his cost and charge by he about his suit in this behalf  lie out to twelvepence and for those cost and charge to twenty shilling and if  upon the whole matter aforesaid by the say juror ill form aforesaid find it  shall appear to the court here that the aforesaid write be not the deed of the  say Roger Urlwyn the intestate then modern the same juror upon their oath say  that the write aforesaid modern er p be not the deed of the say Roger Urlwyn  as the aforesaid John Grunsdale within by plead have allege and because the  court of the say lord the king now here be not yet advice what judgement to  give of and upon the premise a day be thereof give to the party aforesaid  before the lord the king at Westminster until day next after to hear their  judgement of and upon the premise for that the court of the lord the king here  be not yet advice thereof c