Crossle Record
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for the other two thirds, though said confederates well know it is to the contrary. Notwithstanding said Defts. In all their names brought a joint action against PLT. in the Pleas side of this Hon. Court of a marked Writ for 30 pounds on account of said cars and had PLT. arrested by the Sheriff of county Fermanagh and detained in prison until PLT.’s attorney put in a rule to show cause of bail upon them which they not being able to do PLT. was released. That since the said Defts. In last Trinity term filed a declaration against PLT. upon said “appel?” in an action of the case upon an “insult Comput assent” for 10 pounds, although PLT never had any dealings with Defts. other than aforesaid. Prays that writs may be granted against Dennis Mitchell, Daniell Malloy and Derby Conran to answer in the premises.
Bill executed 11 Aug 1711.
Schedule of monies [is a long detailed cash account for small sums from which I have only extracted names PC.] containing the numbers of carrs received by PLT. and how disposed of and which money was paid by PLT. to Deft Mitchell. PLT Edward Betty is debtor to Deft. Dennis Mitchell for 186 carrs sold @ 3/8 each = 33-71 pounds. That Deft. Mitchell is debtor to PLT. for the following sums [long detailed list of small sums paid to Mitchell] Paid to John Realy by Mitchell’s order [several small sums] Paid to Daniel Fox, Mitchell’s servant. Paid to Mr John Cuming for brandy for Mitchell. Paid the boatmen by Mitchell’s order. Paid the Provost Sa: Clarke for crestons. Paid Owen Mitchell by Mitchell’s order. Paid the boatmen at the Ducking Scoole [or Stoole]. Paid Mrs. Stanford for drink by Mitchell’s order. Paid to Dennis Mitchell in John Cotter’s house. Paid Mr. Morton for brandy for Mitchell. Paid Mr. Standfor for beer for Mitchell. Paid to Dennis Mitchell for beer at Maguyre’s bridge. Paid William Armstrong’s men at Mitchell’s order. Paid Mitchell’s servant when he came for aqua vite. Paid Mitchell’s servant more for aqua vite, viz 13 gals at 41-per gal.
Paid Mitchell’s bailiffs when they took PLT prisoner due to PLT. for PLT.’s service in disposing of and looking after the carrs for a whole year, 3 pounds. Total pounds 38- 2/9and half. [Signed]
Edward Pakenham; [ ] Graham attorney for PLT.
Exchequer Bill:-
(69) James Johnston, PLT. John Betty, John Crosier and Ryan McGuire, Defts.
Bill 3 May 1706. Ans. [Answer] Crosier 27 May 1706
Plaintiff James Johnston of Drumkeen, county Fermanagh, gent, sheweths.
That one John Betty of county Fermanagh, being seized in fee of an estate of inheritance in the town and lands of Ardverny, Ferrardle, Cullens, Edenmore and Killeycullow, county Fermanagh, he in conson. [consideration] of the sum of 350 pounds paid to him by PLT. some years since did by deed convey
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