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Four Shillings In The Pound Aid 1693/4
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… with contempt of court. Initial Proceedings 9/3/3c, Libel Chaloner described himself as of the City of Oxford, … injury caused by the letter. 9/3/3c, Letter annexed to the libel Edward Heylin to Ursula Chaloner, 'to be delivered to … 1. Heylin admitted writing the letter mentioned in the libel. 2. The letter was delivered to Mr Napper, a gentleman …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… at Whitsun in 1637. King admitted to the words in the libel, but claimed that he had spoken them after asking … 4. In exactly what place were the pretended words in the libel spoken, and at exactly what time? What was the occasion … fo. 250, Defence 1. William King spoke the words in the libel at the time and place in the libel to Hugh Claxton, …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… and delivered by John Watson. R.19, fo. 2r, Summary of libel 'That Claxton is eldest sonne and heire of Sir John … turn exhibited it in court. He believed the words in the libel are contained in this replication, despite him never … Feb 1638) Defendant's bond: 7/98 (18 Apr 1638) Summary of libel: R.19, fo. 2 (1638) Personal answer: 17/4j (7 May 1638) …
The Court of Chivalry 1634-1640
… how to depose? If so, by whom? 6. Had the witness seen libel or articles? Who showed them to him and for what … 7. When and where did Stephens speak the words in the libel? In what room of whose house? At what time of day, … [damaged] That in case Stephens did utter the words in the libel '(wordes seeminge to leade to the disparagement and …