Warninig. Shurtleffe. J. Mar shall went from Plym pton to Mid dleborough 21. Dec. 1753. Mr. Josiah Marshal. Came to Plymp ton Augt. 1747 till 20th Novr. 1753. Then to Midd leborough , returned to Ply mpton 7th July 1758. Was Grammar School Master at Midd leborough . I went to Pembroke 4 yr. ago and kept school there 2 yr. and 2 months.
2Paine’s Minutes of the Trial: Plymouth Inferior Court, July 1768 (Adams Papers)
Mr. Adams . The grass was good till it was pastured and the bushes grew up; if the mill had not been built, his neglect would have filld up the natural Course and spoil’d the Meadow. Why did not he bring his action in the time of it? He has no damages for what he bought 5 years ago. The fall of water. I knew a meadow. Duke of Bridgwater’s Cannel. Paine Law Notes . The writ alleged the flooding...
Defendant It may be part of a great plan to get Representat ion over that Paper. It is true he made the Story for he drew it up. Plaintiff put in memorial to cross Col. Cotton. The Committee had no business to sign said Certificate. The design of the Paper was to fix a Lye upon Nye and was a parlimentary paper. “A lying Paper,” no Slander. This was not Forgery. 485 Bac. 4. HPC 185 The House of...
1762. 1762. June 1. C. Basset complains of Jerus ha Beth i a h junr. Lucinda Mahew and Mercy Chase and a Warrant issues without Seal and directed to Coroner and General who on said day serves it on all three and lets them go . Oct. 9. Coroner Allen serves it again on Jerusha and takes her before M. Mahew who binds her to Court and makes a Mittimus directed only to the Goaler. Oct. 25. Coroner