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book_n	age_n	write_v	year_n	1,957	5	4.7409	4	false

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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A57469	A book of special entries of declarations, pleadings, issues, verdicts, judgments and judicial process in such actions as are now in use and have not hitherto been published in any printed book of precedents together with such notes and observations as do either illustrate or explain the same : as also such parts of pleadings and judicial process which do naturally fall under the division of each distinct title as necessary and incident thereunto / collected by the particular direction of Sir Thomas Robinson ...	Robinson, Thomas, Sir.; England and Wales. Court of Common Pleas.	1684 (1684)	Wing R1717; ESTC R16256	786,278	524

isto eodem Termino coram Edwardo Anderson milite sociis suis Iustic Dn̄e Regine de Banco hic suꝑ sacrosanctum dei Evangeliu ad viratem de suꝑ pmissis dicend onerat Iurat Exact suꝑ sacrum suu deposuer dixer quorum quidem Willielmi Iohannis Willielmi Chamberlyn deposicon tenor sequitur in hec vba Deposicons taken the seven and twentieth day of May Anno 26. Eliz. Regine before the Justices of the Common Pleas at Westm ' for the true proof of the age of Edward Chettle of St. Mary Blandford in the County of Dors ' Gent. Son of one John Chettle Esquire William Lilly one of the Harbingers of the Queen aged fifty years or thereabouts sworn and examined saith that the said Edward shall be of the age of one and twenty years at Whitsontide next and not before for he saith that he was born the Wednesday in the Whitson Week last Whitsontide twenty years past at St. Mary Blandford in the County of Dors ' and he brought word of his birth to Sir Edward Rogers Knight Father of the Mother of the said Edward Chettle John Cocker of Crayford in the County of Kent Esquire aged sixty years or thereabouts sworn and examined saith that he was at the Marriage of the Father of the said Edward Chettle John Cocker of Crayford in the County of Kent Esquire aged sixty years or thereabouts sworn and examined saith that he was at the Marriage of the Father of the said Edward Chettle being Married to one of Sir Edward Rogers Daughters in his house in Canon Rowe which was upon a Sunday being the twelfth of July one thousand five hundred sixty two and in the Whitson Week after the said Chettle was born as he heard and is credibly informed and thinketh in his Conscience it to be true William Chamberlyn of Westm ' aged sixty years or thereabouts sworn and examined saith that the said Edward Chettle was with his Master Sir Edward Rogers at the time of his death which was the third of May in the tenth year of the Queens Majesties Reign being sixteen years past and then the said Edward was not five years old until Whitsontide then next following Et quia Iustic hic se avisare volunt de suꝑ ꝓbacone pdca ac expediens est necesse qd pdcus Willielmus Prestwood ꝓ interesse suo in hac ꝑte pmuniatur priusqm Iustic Dn̄e Regine hic ad adnullaconem evacuaconem Recogniconis pd vsus pfat Willielmum Prestwood ulterius ꝓcedant prec̄ est Vic London qd ꝑ ꝓbos c. scire fac pfat Willielmo Prestwood qd sit hic in Octab Sancte Trinitatis ostens̄ Si quid c. quare pdca recognico in forma pdca Capt recognit racone pallegat adnullari pfat Edwardus inde eadem racone exonerari non debeat si c. Idem dies dat est pfat Edwardo Chettle hic c. Et suꝑ hoc ex gra Cur dictum est pfat Edwardo Chettle qd tunc sit hic ꝓferens ꝓducens secum ultiores ꝓbacones allegacones querele sue pdce si c. Ad quem diem hic ven tam pdcus Edwardus Chettle qui modo plene etatis existit ꝑ Christoferum Crow Attorn suum ad hoc ex gra Cur hic specialiter admiss̄ quam pdcus Willielmus Prestwood ꝑ H. B. Attorn suum Et Vic modo mand qd nichil het c. nec est invent c. Et suꝑ hoc pdcus Edwardus Chettle ad ullius ꝓband allegaconem querelam suam pdcam fore veram ꝓduxit hic in Cur al testes ꝓbacones videlt Robertu Hardye de St. Mary Blandford pdict Yeoman Robertum Allere de St. Mary Blandford pdict Carpenter Willielmum Goddard de St. Mary Blandford pdict Mason quiquidem Robtus Robtus Willielmus modo hic in Cur suꝑ sacrosanctu Dei Evangeliu ad vitatem de in pmissis dicend onerat Iurat examinat suꝑ sacrum suu deposuer dixerunt quoquidem Robti Robti Willi deposiconu tenor sequitur in hec v●a Deposicons taken the six and twentieth day of June Anno vicesimo sexto Eliz. Regine for the further proof of the age of the said Edward Chettle Robert Hardye of St. Mary Blandford in the County of Dors ' Yeoman aged fifty seven years or thereabouts sworn and examined deposeth and saith upon his Oath that the said Edward Chettle was born the first day of June being the Tuesday in the Whitson Week Anno Domini one thousand five hundred sixty three and in the fifth year of the Reign of Queen Elizabeth and this he remembreth well for that within a short time after he wrote his Age in a Book which he yet hath and was then his fathers man and yet is Robert Allere of St. Mary Blandford aforesaid Carpenter aged fifty years or thereabouts Sworn and Examined saith upon his Oath that the said Edward Chettle was born at St. Mary Blandford afoaesaid the first day of June being then the Tuesday in Whitson Week in the fifth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth and this he remembreth for he was then servant in his Fathers House also he sheweth forth a little Book which he deposeth was delivered unto him for the Church Book there by Robert Dey Clerk now Minister there affirming it to be the true Church Book of the same Parish which is intituled In the year of our Lord God one thousand five hundred sixty three and in the fifth year of Queen Elizabeth by the Grace of God of England France and Ireland Queen Defender of the Faith c. And containeth under that Title amongst other things as followeth Item Edward Chettle the Son of John Chettle Gentleman was Christened the tenth day of June William Goddard of St. Mary Blandford in the County of Dors ' Mason aged forty five years or thereabouts Sworn and Examined saith upon his Oath that the said Edward Chettle was born the Tuesday in Whitson Week in the fifth year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lady Queen Elizabeth and this he remembreth well for that he was then and yet is next neighbour to the said Edward Chettles Father and there was a Woman which waited on my Lady Speke had a Child by a misfortune which Child this Deponents Wife nursed and the other Woman gave suck to the said Edward Chettle Et suꝑ hoc pdcus Willielmus Prestwood ꝓtestando qd pdcus Edwardus Chettle pdco die Impetraconis pdci b̄ris de audita querela necnon pdco duodecimo die Iulii Anno vicesimo quinto sup̄dco quo die recognico pdca ꝑ pdcum Edwardum eidem Willielmo in forma pdca cognit fuit plene etatis viginti unius annorum non infra etatem ꝓut pdcus Edwardus suꝑius suppon ꝓ placito dic qd non hetur aliquod Recordum de recognicone pdca in Cur hic residen neque Iustic