Sessions at Lostwithiel

QS/1/3/372

Justices: Joshua Howel, Henry Hawkins Tremayne, clerks.

Jury: Ralph Cole, Edward Venning, Christopher Andrew, jun., Robert Thomas, Thomas Wills, Thomas Julyan, John Withiel, Thomas Hawke, Richard Luly, Hugh Hotton, Charles Andrew, Zacheus Andrew, William Hick, James Littleton, William Parnall, William Wills.

Recognizance to appear at next sessions:

John Trebilcock of St Issey

Joseph Warne of St Issey, yeoman, surety

John Trebilcock: bound over to be of good behaviour in the meantime, especially towards Susanna, his wife.

QS/1/3/372, 373

Application by St Columb Minor concerning male bastard born there on 22 October last, son of Elizabeth Warmington, single woman: John Turnavine Budd of St Columb Minor, alleged father, to pay 1s. 4d. weekly maintenance, and £4 11s. 0d. lying-in expenses, etc.; Elizabeth Warmington to pay 8d. weekly.

QS/1/3/373, 374

Application by St Erme concerning female bastard born there on 18 October last, son of Catherine Pearn, single woman: Osborn Fittock of Newlyn-in-Pydar, alleged father, to pay 1s. weekly maintenance and £9 17s. lying-in expenses, etc.; Catherine Pearn to pay 6d. weekly.

QS/1/3/374, 375

Treasurer to pay the Clerk of the Peace for various duties (as listed), including preparation of contracts and warrants for transporting and moving various prisoners, such as Henry Dower, Thomas Sweetman, Mary Earle, Elizabeth Earle and son James, Elizabeth Edwards and son Thomas William, Robert Williams, Robert Baker, John Browne, Jane Hammer; and for his salary.

QS/1/3/375

Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

John Cole of Perranzabuloe, labourer

Job Callaway of Perranzabuloe, tinner, surety

James Phillipps of Perranzabuloe, tinner, surety

John Warne of Perranzabuloe

Job Callaway of Perranzabuloe, tinner, surety

James Phillipps of Perranzabuloe, tinner, surety

QS/1/3/375, 376

Appeal of Callington against order of 30 October last for removal of Jane Ede, single woman, from Liskeard to Callington: order confirmed; costs to Liskeard.

QS/1/3/376

Recognizance given by Peter Odgers of St Clement, mason, to appear at next sessions.

QS/1/3/376, 377

Appeal of parish of Charles, Plymouth, Devon, against order of 30 October last for removal of John Bawden from Liskeard to Charles: order reversed; costs to Charles.

QS/1/3/377

Presentments against St Teath and Wendron for non-repair of highways: held over.

William Martyn of Menheniot; stealing goods of William Morshead, value 1d.; petty larceny: public whipping.

Christopher Parker, master, and Nicholas Dunscombe, mariner, of the ship Recovery, testified that they shipped 13 tons of white salt at Bristol, duty paid, on 1 August, to be carried to Bude for Richard Kingdom and Henry Curry, and that 2 tons 15 cwt. of the salt was lost due to stormy weather.

QS/1/3/378

William Warmington, master, and John Saundry, mariner, of the ship Sea Flower, testified that they shipped 15½ tons of white salt at Bristol, duty paid, on 17 September, to be carried to Bude for Richard Kingdom and John Parsons, and that 3¼ tons of the salt was lost due to stormy weather.

Christopher Uren: discharged from custody.

Beaton Annear, accused of felony: acquitted.

Samuel Pooley, in bridewell for want of surety: discharged.

Jane Tinny, in bridewell as an idle and disorderly person: to serve one year in custody.

Henry Craze, in bridewell as a rogue and vagabond: discharged.

QS/1/3/379

Peter Floud, accused of petty larceny: acquitted.

James Barrett: discharged from custody for want of prosecution.

Joseph Trelevin [Treleaven], in custody as a rogue and vagabond: to be sent to Boconnoc, his last place of settlement.

Agnes Clemo; stealing goods of John Courtnay, value 1d.; petty larceny: private whipping.

Several charges against Simon Hugo: held over.

Accounts of John Eyre, bridewell keeper, and of the gaoler and surgeon for the gaol: allowed.

Peter Hawkey and John Roope: discharged for want of prosecution.

Account of Samuel Hendy, coroner: allowed.

QS/1/3/380

Vice-treasurer to pay John Courtenay, and others, witness expenses in the cases against Beaton Annear and Agnes Clemo.

Vice-treasurer to pay James Potter, Nathaniel Ough, and others, witness expenses in the cases against Martha Moley and Jane Shiles.

Sampson Hosken: discharged from recognizance.