2 


0 * Great Britain in] 


"PA A * 1. 1 A? 5 E N T Alembled, J. PP Hae ( 7 ba 3 


x 5 UM 


2 he Humble Petition of John 865 one If the Meſſengers to the Serjeant at Arms ] 
Na bh thts Honourable Houſe, 


SHEWETH, | 1 „„ . . „ . © NY 
* n AT your Perkiones being Kleen in September laſt, at as Suit of hich $a. ihe Raine, in an "Aw of 600 l, 4 
mm” was kept in Cuſtody: ay he gave Bail to the Sheriff of Middleſex red his l Inlargement, and your Petitioner 1 
in diſcharge of ſuch his Sureties, did afterwards put in Bail before a Judge of the Court of Common-Pleas. 
3 HAT about the 8th or gth Day of Fanuary laſt paſt, the ſaid Henry and Fobn Raine, by Jobn Nin, their Attor- 4 
delivered a Declaration, and as of this preſent Hillary Term gave Rules to plead, and on. the 27th Day 1 

of January 15 demanded a Plea from your Petitioner to their faid Declaration, and in Failure thereof, threatned to lign Judg- N 
ment againſt your Petitioner in the ſaid Action. "Mi 
THAT thereupon your Petitioner was ſurrender'd in diſcharge of his Bail, and ſtood committed to his Majeſty's 5 Priſon of the | 
Fleet, * your Petitioner continues charged under the ſaid Action only, as by the wy of Cauſes iereunto annex 'd ap- 
peareth. 


Ap in Regard that your Petitioner to his Knowledge is not in "yy wiſe indebred unto the ſaid Henry aud * Ran 3 
or Either of them; ie 


PA * 


Lol petitioner moſt kad prays this Honourable Houſe: to take the Premiſſes into Conſi ett e and. 
grant your: vervant duch Relief herein, as 1n your great Wildom and Juſtice hall ſcem meet. 


5 An your Petitioner, as in mY lot, foal ever Pray, Ke, ; 
Upon. this — Matter is referrc d to the Committee of Privileges and Elections. 


e The Reſpondents © A 8 E 


r H E Petitioner and his er bein adebted. to the Reſpondents Henry * PN Fobn Raine in 300 l. by Bond. of. which aback +1 
1 Bil. 18 pad, che Retpondents arreſted the Petitioner in September laft tor the Rom ainder, and the Pcritioner ou ſuch Ackion = 
= Have ail A 
notice AN D on the 27th of ORHober laſt he put in Bail before a 2 Judge, and the Axtorne oy gave. notice iti Writing to Mr. King, the be· 


0 ven he wa 
N as 
Menger. pond: >nts Attorney, that Bail was put in. 


e It Ball beine infufnicient they were excepted to, and on the -th ol November they abc freſh Bail, and t the Attorney again 
When given. gave notice in Writing thereof to the Reſpondents Attorney. 1 
Pee Had THAT the Matter reſted upon the Bail (one of which was che Petitioner's Attorney) ti Fil the Efvin Day of this preſent Hillary 
Wot delivered 


= Ter n, and then the Reſpondents Attorney delivered a Declaration; and, in order to proceed. 10 Try a tor r the Reco hes of lis Clients 


tion the Art. Debt, gave Rules to plead the firſt Day of this Term. 4 
go” mes. T HAT inſtead of Pleading, or ſo much as letting the Reſyghdents of" Attorney knowl. thats 5 Was a Me [enger off this Ma | 
eres. nourable Houſe, the Petitioner himſelt v oluntar uy face nder d himſelk. in diſc] urge ol his Bail; and then che Artorney for the Pe- 


_ titioner {ends the following Note : 


Raine & al. cont. robe 


* 3 1727. 2h; Kine” Tuke notice that rhe . fendant in the above Care bath this Day . fr urrendred ee. n ebe 
of bs Bail before Mr. Juice Denton. . i hb i I ours, 1. Jenkin. 


TAT till the Res pondents ad the Votes of this Lautahla TEM the y never kk cat Ne Porieonty was a nn to this 
_ Honourable Houſe, for if they had they would not upon any Conſideration whe never have done any thing to incur or fall under the 
„ pleafure of this Honovrable Honſe. . 
Ap the Reſpondents humbly hope it will appea) from the Facts aTorela ld and for . allo wing 8 * 
| AND the Reſpondents likeu iſe humbly hope to latisfy this Honourable Houſe, that the Prayer of the Petition is ; founded on falſe 4 
| Fad, and was only done to diſchar ge the Pe etitioner 8 Bail, in Prejudice to the Reſpondents jult Debt. 
Firſt For that if the Reſpondents had apprehended or known that he was a Meſſenger, they would have proceeded 3 in ſuch a VE 
ner as to have tried the Cauſe in Mic dae ln Term laſt, when there. was no Privilege; and in both tho "ous ſent by the Petitioner” 8 
Attorney that Bail was put in, it is not ſo much as me -ntioned that he was a Meſſenger. wy 
Bor the ſame, as the Reſpondents now finds, was pur poſely concealed "till this Honourable Houſe met, in order to diſcharge his 
Bail, and to hazard the loſs of the Reſpondents juſt Debt. | 


11 , For when the Reſpondents Attorney delivered the 8 nic was jaſt . the Efjoin Day of this 1 "ET: the 
Petitioner” s Attorney, nor any for him, gave notice that he Was a Meſſenger. Nor when Rules were given to plead, was any notice 
wen that he was a Meſſenger. For in {uch Caſe the Reſpondents for their own ſakes, and far'the ſecurity of their Debt, and to have , 
E the Bail, would not have proceeded. And which is evident by the Petitioner's voluntarily furrendring himſelf 4 
_ +: Trart the Allegation in the ks jen * falſe 4 A 875 denies that he owed the "cents. any Money, the Reſpondents \ 
having the Bond ready. to produce to this Honourable Houſe. 5 ; 
| * 4 as this is 05 Truth of the Reſpondents Cale, and as the Reſpondents are e fery great Dealers in the Brewing Trade, » 


- Sada 
ba ö 2 ug, 


* 
"a 5 to his Moje ei bare of: 7 1 W . 
= EE: Fear yy r n 
4 * . » 1 ff N s - ! - _ * 1 5 * + £ . " a F 
83 N 9 : z 4 Y : 15 90 * . F . * 1 0 1 5 | 2 9 p 
„ ö ny ha 7: 8 83 Mos / | $ $5.5. _ 1 — uy ef ** * bes nee 8 a 
1 4 "4 : 4 * wk . * 4 * * * 4 1 
n PENA 2 : a; 3 rr th 1 nt 1 0% LIN” 42 - 2 1 2 
ier buen none is Hogs >. Will take A8 in ue 
- % np 1 2 1 4 ** \ 21 1 d * „ 0 Wh + 4 ö f 42> \ 
1 5 on 3s * * "ks . 4 "oe . Sy k _ wks bl q 4 Z & N ; 1 6 q = = jp F ? . * a * | «© #44 * * „ $47 3; * + 5 8 een py 4. 3.3 "n of „ 
y * 8 * N 2209 3 i Y* Saad 2 N _— * * 9 on 9 4. F * 2 A * 8 "As £ - . 9 K. N E = SS oy. bs 18 e f bd 
: Mp RET” Bd MI" OP. 3 FF . n 2 ra T: e "A 222803; +. J. „ * N T1 2 % r eee 1 6 1 . 
£ 7 N 1 * - * 17 457 = = x. A 1 4 ro 1 - 8 * n 2 * + 2 — * N s 4 2 34 4 £ Ms 7 Y * 4 Izv F " 7 FA * Wd. + | = \ * Pt 
N - \ 2 — 8 - „ « - 5 K by s | OO a ©. 0 | * * Cakes - 24 2 a6 8.4 26 8 . 1 ei 1, - - n 35 * 


W 
* e „ 
5 o „ + to! 


n 


— 
: a 
72 + : " | 
; F 
N wet 15 . . | 
| 5 E Ls \ 1 : 
„ . * 4 0 * * n 770 * BY 
\ * 7 
| : 


Min Raine, John Rain 
Fa . a Po, CET IG PE; : Ta 2 and al ng, © Ie 


SIE og TDTouching the Breach of Privilege 
Ph OL LL Eh BOY © = eompamet” Of by Mr. John 
Mia os MES og. a 5 ate en 4” . Dourable the Houſe of Commons. 


a 


x | | j 


