Commissioners for the prisoners in the King's Bench, Southwark, to Sir Christopher Heydon, Sir John Townshend, Dr. John Hunt and Nathaniel Bacon, Esq., Norfolk [manuscript], 1600 July 2.

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Commissioners for the prisoners in the King's Bench, Southwark, to Sir Christopher Heydon, Sir John Townshend, Dr. John Hunt and Nathaniel Bacon, Esq., Norfolk [manuscript], 1600 July 2.

Asking to examine witnesses in a complicated case of debt involving John Santy or Santie, prisoner in her Majesty's Bench, owing money to Nicholas Browne and sons, who in turn owes money to Elizabeth Chapman, widow, now Santy's wife. "For the relese of the p[ri]soner, and to avoyd tedious travailes of the witnesses, wee haue thought fytt to referr the Examinac[i]on and Determynac[i]on of the said Cause vnto you."

2 leaves ; 33 x 23 cm.

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