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Information of Philip Symes of East Brent that Leonard Weeb of Baggworth had picked his pocket, but he had no other way to make it good, but by oath ; given to William Whiting 1st Dec. 1659.
38. Articles of misdemeanour of the evil behaviour exhibited against John Cookisly of Cutcombe and Mary Hobbs of the same for their outrageous behaviour to Thomas Cookisley and Barbara Arnold father and sister of the said John ; before Nicholas Blake 29th Sept. 1659.
39. Information by several persons that ...William Parsons of Kingsbury said about midsummer that the Parliament then sitting were not men sufficient but were fools and turncoats and lived on other mens means ; also that it would not be peace until there was a King ; also that we should see the Parliament turn for that the King would be here the next week ; given to George Sampson 22nd September 1659.
40. Evidence of Tobias Hitchcocke of Somerton that Joseph Francklyn gent, of the same place pretending a warrant attached two hampers or potts the goods of John Foster of North Petherton, in the market place of Somerton ; given to Giles Strangwais and John Barker ist Aug.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Information of Philip Symes of East Brent that Leonard Weeb of Baggworth had picked his pocket, but he had no other way to make it good, but by oath ; given to William Whiting 1st Dec. 1659.
38. Articles of misdemeanour of the evil behaviour exhibited against John Cookisly of Cutcombe and Mary Hobbs of the same for their outrageous behaviour to Thomas Cookisley and Barbara Arnold father and sister of the said John ; before Nicholas Blake 29th Sept. 1659.
39. Information by several persons that ...William Parsons of Kingsbury said about midsummer that the Parliament then sitting were not men sufficient but were fools and turncoats and lived on other mens means ; also that it would not be peace until there was a King ; also that we should see the Parliament turn for that the King would be here the next week ; given to George Sampson 22nd September 1659.
40. Evidence of Tobias Hitchcocke of Somerton that Joseph Francklyn gent, of the same place pretending a warrant attached two hampers or potts the goods of John Foster of North Petherton, in the market place of Somerton ; given to Giles Strangwais and John Barker ist Aug.
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