Short title: Attorney General v Mayor of Kingston-on-Hull. Plaintiff(s): Sir John...

Short title: Attorney General v Mayor of Kingston-on-Hull.

Plaintiff(s): Sir John Banks, kt (Attorney General), by information.

Defendant(s): The mayor and burgesses of the town of Kingston-on-Hull, Sir John Lister, kt, Nicholas Denman, mayor, Henry Barnard, James Watkinson, John Ramsdale alias Ramsden, Coniston Wrightington, Joseph Thwing, Alexander Swan, William Popple, John White, William Foxley, Hugh Turton, Peregrine Pelham.

Subject of depositions: Castle and north and south block-houses in Kingston-on-Hull. Repairs, artillery, garrison, and the manors of Kingston-on-Hull, Sutton, Myton, and Tupcoats, etc. Value, etc.

County/place: Kingston-upon-Hull; Yorkshire.

Date of commission: 17 June 1635.

Additional information: interrogatories and depositions taken 10 August 1635 at Kingston-upon-Hull.

Deponent(s): Richard Cavard (2); James Robinson (2); Lawrence Skailes; Richard Milner (2); William Robinson (2); Michael Besby (2); John Crispin; Capt. David Alexander (2); Henry Dalton (2); Capt. Lancelot Alured (2); William Law (2); John Kitchinge (2); Thomas Wilkinson (2); Robert Cowlinge (2); George Osborne; Mathew Nappay (2); William Sumerfeild; Richard Watkinson; Emanuel Fenton; John Westoby (2); Richard Wright; Serjt. Major Henry Tillier; Captain Edmund Tildisley; Edward Haslam; Francis Peacocke; Nicholas Thwinge; William Dobson; Christopher Chapman; William Crew; Lieut. Robert Parkins.