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<HEAD>THE PROCEEDINGS AT THE KINGS BENCH BAR AT WESTMINSTER, On the Twenty Eighth pa&s;t.</HEAD>
<HEAD TYPE="sub">Giving an Account of the Bailing the Right Honourable <HI>Anthony</HI> Earl of <HI>Shaftsbury, William</HI> Lord <HI>Howard</HI> Baron of <HI>E&s;creik, Edward Whittakar, John Will|more</HI> and <HI>Samuel Wil&s;on:</HI> With the Names of &s;uch Per&s;ons of Honour, and others, as became Sureties. Together with many other Remarkable Pa&s;&s;ages.</HEAD>
<P><HI>NOvember</HI> the Twenty Eighth. This being the la&s;t day of the Term, the Right Honourable <HI>Anthony</HI> Earl of <HI>Shaftsbury, William</HI> Lord <HI>Howard</HI> Baron of <HI>E&s;creik,</HI> Mr. <HI>John Willmore</HI> and Mr. <HI>Edward Whittakar</HI> were brought from the Tower of <HI>London</HI> by the Lieutenant and a Guard of Halberts, in order to their being Bailed, according to the Act of the Thirteenth of His pre&s;ent Maje&s;ty. Whereupon, Mr. <HI>Williams</HI> moved the Court in the behalf of the Earl: and &s;ati&s;|fied them, that Mr. <HI>Attorney General</HI> had been waited upon on that occa&s;ion: when as the Warrant of his Commitment for High Trea|&s;on, dated the Second of <HI>July,</HI> was Read, and Ordered to be Filed. After which, his Lord&s;hip in&s;i&s;ted upon being &s;et at Liberty, without giving in Bail; &s;aying, that he had had hard Mea&s;ure, and had been fal&s;ly Scandaled, by having &s;uch things layed to his Charge as he was altogether Ignorant of. But the Court declaring that they could not &s;et him at Liberty without Giving Bail, his Lord&s;hip nomina|ted His Grace the Duke of <HI>Monmouth,</HI> Sir <HI>William Cooper,</HI> Sir <HI>John
<PB N="2" REF="2" MS="y">Sidnum</HI> and <HI>Francis Charlton</HI> E&s;quire; who were Bound &s;everally in the penalty of Fifteen Hundred Pounds a peice, and his Lord&s;hip in the Sum of Three Thou&s;and Pounds, to appear the Fir&s;t Day of the next Term, and not to depart without leave of the Court.</P>
<P>Next the Lord <HI>Howard</HI>'s Warrant of Commitment for High Trea|&s;on was read, being Dated the Fourteenth of <HI>June,</HI> and Ordered to be Filed. His Lord&s;hip alledged, that he ought to have had the Be|nefit of the la&s;t Term, there being a Bill Preferred again&s;t him. But the Court told him, they could take no notice of that, by rea&s;on it was withdrawn. Then His Lord&s;hip named his Bail; which were, the Right Honourable the Earl of <HI>Kent,</HI> the Lord <HI>Clare,</HI> the Lord <HI>Gray</HI> and the Lord <HI>Herbert:</HI> the Penal Sum being exactly as the for|mer.</P>
<P>Then Mr. <HI>John Willmore</HI>'s Warrant of Commitment being Read, and Ordered to be Filed, Mr. Attorney Declaring he had nothing again&s;t him, his Bail were called into Court; who&s;e Names are as follow: <HI>James Rawlins, William Jacob, Nicholas Grig&s;on</HI> and <HI>Alexan|der Probe;</HI> who were bound in Fifteen Hundred Pound a peice, and him&s;elf in Three Thou&s;and Pound.</P>
<P>Then <HI>Edward Whittakar</HI> (who&s;e Warrant of Commitment being Read and Filed as the former) produced his Bail; <HI>viz, John Jen|kins, Zacharia Bourn, Samuel Smith</HI> and <HI>Thomas Wicks;</HI> being all Bound in the afore&s;aid Penalty for him to appear the Fir&s;t Day of the next Term; and &s;o, <HI>Die in Diem,</HI> till the &s;aid Bail &s;hould be di&s;|charged.</P>
<P>Upon my Lord <HI>Howard</HI>'s, Mr. <HI>Willmore</HI>'s and Mr. <HI>Whittakar</HI>'s re-refu&s;ing to pay &s;uch Fees as the Lieutenant demanded, he complained to the Court. But they told him, he mu&s;t take his Cour&s;e at Law; they could not oblige them to pay it, unle&s;s they were willing. Up|on which, My Lord <HI>Howard</HI> &s;aid, that he knew no &s;uch Fees due as was demanded; nor would he pay them, unle&s;s they appeared due upon Tryal; and offered to give an Appearance: which being ac|cepted, he nominated Mr. <HI>Governough</HI> his Attorney. The like did Mr. <HI>Willmore.</HI> But Mr. <HI>Whittakar</HI> being an Attorney of the <HI>Common. Pleas,</HI> the Proceedings again&s;t him were referred to that Court.</P>
<P>After this, <HI>Samuel Wil&s;on</HI> was brought from the <HI>Gate-hou&s;e,</HI> and Bailed accordingly.</P>
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