case let against mill bill against clerk of the king bench London to wit be it  remember that on Saturday next after three week of saint Michael in this same  term before our lady the queen at Westminster come John let by George Allgood  his attorney and bring here into the court of the say lady the queen then  there his certain bill against Henry mill one of the clerk of Roland holt Esq  and Robert Coleman gentleman chief clerk of the lady the queen assign to enrol  plead in the court of her the say lady the queen before the queen herself  present here in court in his proper person otherwise call Henry mill of the  Inner temple London gentleman of a plea of debt and there be pledge of  prosecute to wit John do and Richard roe which say bill follow in these word  to wit London to wit John let complain of Henry mill one of the clerk of  Roland holt Esq and Robert Coleman gentleman chief clerk of the lady the queen  assign to enrol plead in the court of her the say lady the queen before the  queen herself present here in court in his proper person otherwise call Henry  mill of the Inner temple London gentleman of a plea that he render to he sixty  pound of lawful money of England which he owe to he and unjust detain for that  to wit that whereas the aforesaid Henry on the twentyeighth day of June in the  second year of the reign of our lady whether now queen of England c at London  aforesaid to wit in the parish of saint mary Le bow in the ware of cheap by  his certain write Obligatory seal with the seal of he the say Henry and now  here show to the court of the say lady the now queen the date whereof be the  same day and year acknowledge himself to be hold and firm bind to the say John  in the say sixty pound to be pay to the say John when he shall be thereunto  afterward request nevertheless the say Henry although often request c the say  sixty pound to the say John have not yet pay but to pay the same to he have  hitherto absolute deny and yet do deny to the damage of the say John of ten  pound and thereupon he bring suit c and the say Henry mill present here in  court in his proper person defend the force and injury c and pray oyer of the  say write Obligatory and it be read to he c he also pray oyer of the condition  of the same write and it be read to he in these word that be to say the  condition of this obligation be such that if the abovebounden Henry mill his  heir executor or administrator do well and true pay or cause to be pay unto  the abovenamed John let his executor administrator or assign the full sum of  thirty pound of good and lawful money of England together with the interest  thereof after the rate of six pound per centum per annum modern er p at or  upon the twelve day of July next ensue the date hereof then this obligation to  be void or else to remain in full force and virtue which be read and hear be  the say Henry pray judgement of the bill aforesaid because be say that the say  John to wit on Friday the twentysecond day of October in the abovesaid second  year of the reign of the say lady the now queen of England c take upon himself  the order of knighthood and now be a knight and this he be ready to verify  wherefore he pray judgement of the bill aforesaid and that the say bill may be  quash c and the say John say that by anything by the say Henry above in plead  allege the bill of he the say John ought not to be quash because be say that  the plea aforesaid by the say Henry in manner and form aforesaid above plead  and the matter in the same contain be not sufficient in law to quash the say  bill of he the say John against the say Henry to which say bill the say John  have no necessity neither be be bind by the law of the land in any manner to  answer and this he be ready to verify wherefore for want of a sufficient  answer in this behalf be the say John pray judgement and that the bill of he  the say John may be adjudge good and that the say Henry may answer to the say  bill c and the say Henry say that the plea aforesaid by he the say Henry in  manner and form aforesaid above plead and the matter in the same contain be  good and sufficient in law to quash the bill of he the say John against the  say Henry which say plea and the matter therein contain he the say Henry be  ready to verify and prove as the court c and because the say John have not  answer to that plea nor have hitherto in any manner deny it he the say Henry  as before pray judgement and that the say bill may be quash c but because the  court of the say lady the queen now here be not yet advice to give their  judgement of and concern the premise day be thereupon give to the party  aforesaid before the lady the queen at Westminster until next after to hear  their judgement of and concern the premise for that the court of the say lady  the queen now here be not yet c to answer ouster