allen against harris ld raym trover for silk waistcoat Winford ken to wit  William Harris late of nockholt in the county aforesaid yeoman be attach to  answer to John Allen the young of a plea of trespass upon the case c and  whereupon the say John by Henry Streatfield his attorney complain that whereas  the say John on the first day of December in the that year of the reign of the  lord the now king at Chiddingstone in the county aforesaid be possess of a  silk waistcoat to the value of as of his own proper good and chattel and be so  possess thereof casual lose the good and chattel aforesaid out of his hand and  possession which say good and chattel afterward to wit the day and year  abovesaid at Chiddingstone aforesaid come to the band and possession of he the  say William by find nevertheless the say William know the good and chattel  aforesaid to be the good and chattel of the say John and to he the say John of  right to belong and appertain but contrive and fraudulent intend crafty and  subtle to deceive and defraud the say John of the good and chattel aforesaid  have not deliver the good and chattel aforesaid although often request to he  the say John but afterward to wit on the first day of January in the that year  of the reign of the say lord the now king at Chiddingstone aforesaid convert  Lord Raymond and dispose of the good and chattel aforesaid to his own proper  use to the damage of he the say John of ten pound and thereupon he bring suit  c and the say William by Edward Godsoll his attorney come and defend the force  and injury when c and say that the say John ought not to have his say action  against he because he say that well and true it be that he the say William  have convert and dispose of the say silk waistcoat to the proper use of he the  say William in manner and form as the say John by his say declaration against  he above suppose but the say William further say that after the say time when  the conversion of the silk waistcoat aforesaid be above suppose to be do to  wit on the that day of January in the that year of the reign of c say lord the  now king at Chiddingstone aforesaid in consideration that he the say William  at the special instance and request of he the say John then and there assume  upon himself and to the say John faithful promise to pay to the aforesaid John  twenty shilling of lawful money of England when he shall be thereunto request  for the say silk waistcoat and in full satisfaction and discharge of the  charge aforesaid he the say John do then and there discharge and acquit he the  say William of the silk waistcoat aforesaid and of the conversion aforesaid  and of all action and demand whatsoever of and concern the silk waistcoat  aforesaid and the conversion of the same silk waistcoat and this he be ready  to verify wherefore he pray judgement if the say John ought to have his say  action against he demurrer joinder in demurrer