Short title: Attorney General of the Duchy of Lancaster v White, otherwise Earl of Devonshire v White.
Plaintiffs: Attorney General l of the Duchy of Lancaster [at the relation of [William Cavendish] Earl of Devonshire, John Rotheram and George Bennett].
Defendants: Cornelius White, Turner, Middleton, Bagshaw, Chapman, Furnes and Hill.
Documents: depositions concerning Bradwell, Derbyshire.
Taken 3 January, 5 Wm and Mary, 1694.
Deponents for plaintiffs: Francis Bennet of Grindlow, yeoman, aged 78, deposed that he has been a barmaster for 28 years and has been a miner and maintainer of mines since he was 21; Godfrey Marshall of Bradwell, miner, aged 76, deposed that he has been a miner for 50 years and holds many parts in mines in Bradwell; Robert Hambleton of Bradwell, miner, aged 50; Isaac Moreton of Bradwell, miner, aged 32; Gervase Swindell of Tideswell, miner, aged 40; Rancis Beighton of Sheldon, miner, aged 54; Thomas Charlesworth of Castleton, yeoman, aged 36; John Bullock of Stalye, gentleman, aged 65; Thomas Bagshaw of Bakewell, gentleman, aged 55, deposed that for 17 years he has been a steward of the Duchy of Lancaster barmote courts in High Peak.