case roberts against wither Middlesex to wit Francis Robert who sue as well  for the lord the king as for himself in this behalf complain of Thomas wither  be in the custody of the marshal of the Marshalsea of the say lord the king  before the king himself of a plea that he render to the say lord the modern  king and to he the say Francis thirtysix barrel of olive oil contain in the  whole thirteen tun of olive oil aforesaid of the value of seventy pound and  also sixtynine pipe of wine contain in the whole thirtyfive tun of wine  aforesaid of the value of one thousand and forty pound which from the say lord  the king and the aforesaid Francis he unjust detain for that to wit that  whereas after the first day of April in the year of our Lord one thousand six  hundred and sixtyseven to wit between the nineteenth day of September in the  year of our Lord one thousand six hundred and ninetyfour and the day of  exhibit this bill to wit on the ten day of April aforesaid good be import by  the aforesaid Thomas wither and by he have and possess and to his own proper  use convert and deposit in a certain ship or vessel call the stellan at Genoa  in part beyond the sea in this realm of England to wit at Ratcliff in the  county of Middlesex aforesaid within the port of London the same ship or  vessel call stellan not be at the time of import the good aforesaid a ship or  vessel true and without fraud belong to the people of England Ireland Wales or  the town of Berwick upon Tweed or either of they as the owner and proprietor  thereof and whereof the master and threefourths of the mariner at least be  English and the aforesaid ship or vessel not be a foreign ship or vessel of  the build of Genoa a place of which the say good be the growth production or  manufacture or of such port where the say good can only be or be most usual  first ship for transportation and whereof the master and threefourths of the  mariner at least be of the same country or place against the form of the  statute in such case make and provide by reason whereof and also by force of  the statute aforesaid the good aforesaid and every parcel thereof have become  and be forfeit and thereupon a action have accrue to the say lord the king and  to he the say Francis who sue as well c to require and have of the say Thomas  for the say lord the king and himself the aforesaid good in form aforesaid  forfeit nevertheless the aforesaid Thomas although often request c the  aforesaid good in form aforesaid forfeit to the say lord the king and the say  Francis who sue as well c have not yet deliver but the aforesaid good to the  say lord the king and the say Francis who sue as well c have hitherto refuse  to deliver and still refuse to deliver and unjust detain by reason whereof the  say Francis who sue as well c say that he have receive injury and be damnified  to the value of two thousand pound and therefore he bring suit c