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St. James (Jaques), parish of, in London
London (Londres) |
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| Un home fuit pris & amesne al barre pur suerty de peace, & puis fuit alleage per le plaintiff |
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Defendant was taken and brought to the bar for surety of the peace.
Defendant alleged that the record of his outlawry named him Preston, but he was named Presempt.
It was said for the king that defendant was the same person outlawed.
Defendant showed an indenture in which he was obliged by the name of Presempt, and brought 12 men of his parish to witness that his name was Presempt.
Plaintiff who prayed surety of the peace was demanded, and did not appear.
His averment was not maintained for the king.
Defendant was dismissed from Court |
puis fuit alleage per le plaintiff utlagary de record envers luy, & en l'utlagary il lfuit nosme Preston, & il dit que il aver a nosme Presempt, & fuit dit pur le Roy que il fuit mesme le person; amesne xii. homes de lieu ou fuit. s. del Parish de Saint Jaques de Londres pur tesmoigne son nosme, queux disoient Presempt fuit son nosme
'ut credo'; 'ut credo'; 'Quaere, quia nova materia', &c. |
Taking
Bar
Surety of the Peace
Peace
Allegation
Outlawry
Record
Name
King
Person
Indenture
Obligation
Parish
Witness
Demand
Default
Maintenance of Averment
Dismissal
Belief
Trial
Matter |
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