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Chicch. of Hardwick; And 
ey ſay, that on the: ſail day the Ball did ring in the morning, 

almoſt the whole: pariſh cams. tothe Gharch, but had ao 
Miniſber there: And they ſay, rhat the Clerke of the faid pa- 
riſk cold them that Me. Powell. did appoint him to ring the Bell 

every Sabbath day, encept — Mr. Frei to che 


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| contrary;; .and:tbey-lay;! that he rang.the eee, 5 


but Mr: Furl came not oor any elſe for him. 5 
| Richard Wat Ent of Standiſh being hw orbe aich, that Mr 


5 F] hath for many years laſt paſt, been very, in ſerving 


the Cure of Standiſb; and: he ſaith that about three years ſince 


be gave out threatning; ſpeeches. àgeinſt this deppnencs ſon d. 
| liam mulius that if the ſaid iliam would not kerpe his one 


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pariſh Cburch at Stawdiſe / he ſometimes going to other pariſh 


Qurches by reaſon of Mr. Tomels neglect) he would make him 


forſake air ice of his abode: whereupon tnis de ponent wil 
him to queſtion thoſe that never come to any Church, mentio- 


agony Hall, anch one or two more who did ſeidome go 
a, ie at all; To whom Mr. Powe/ anſwered, that if the 
i Hel and the el de not come ro his Charch, yet they goe to 


no Church eite, wich which he che een ſermed ta he well 


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ſummer Mr. Powe Wag abſent from Ant his Churches _ 


ten weekes W and ſometimes e ” ft 


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Nathaniel Knight of Arlinghem being ſwore and 8 
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do ene with him ; NO RACLRORERNNG 
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2 — W an e Mr. — — . . 


5 — = #Setling; and that he bought eee. 
ing in Hdvickover thideponents head(chis depotents life &- 
ö ee eſtate being in the | as this 


nent war told by Waben Haspe, of Elune: and . 
5 be tre. And he faith, chat abont eight years ſince, the faid Mt. 
D Bond! or Speeiiley of the fail Netheniel Hoaw- 
|| kin, itewhich Bond this iid deponent ſtood bound to the ſzid 
 Hewhinefor 4o. l. and was turned over to pay it to the ſaid Po. 
8 elf to this deponents intollerable loses 9 2 e. And be faith, 
{| _  *rharthefaid Feels very eontentious, and hath been much giuen 
+408 to La fairs; and harh-fued this depenent ur he 1 
memiosech ünee ne bought che ſuid debt or Spetia 
4 Jen Mun of Standſs being ſwvorne, ſaich, that Mr, Pre 
| hath; anddoth ſpend moſt of bis time in boyiog and ſelling, and 
medling in worldly matters. 
abs Paine of Hardwick ſworne, ſaith, bar Mr. Powell uach 8 
given to buyis and ſelling of Land, and to Lau ſuies, and a com- 
— ner, which renders kim anfie forthe worke of 
ae Tealfr of Hodel being fworne, faith, that about's 
5 moneth ſince, Mr. Powell Preaching at Harvick, upon a Sabbath 
| day inthe afternoone, and Sermon being endef, this deponent 
| deſired him to come te his houſe : and bei come, he f 
there one widdow Packer of Putley, and fering her fell to 
2 her, beeauſe ſhe was behind for chicfe © Rents of her 
Y” Living in Patley, which Mr. -Powell ſaid was due to him, and in a 
n chreatning manner told her, that halfe her Cattle would not (or 
| dur) make him frtisfactien for her geplecr: The which wid 
3 2 iving was Ns mtr rpg 
5 Sir Ralph Dutton. | being admon deponent | 
3 OS — — being the Sabbath day; he norwith« 
ſtanding continued ier her til de went our of the bouſe. 5 
Mary Packer of Putley widdow being ſworne, faith; that out 
the larter end of Aprapt, there came two Squldiers to this de- 
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day, Mc. Powel being there, and ſeeing this 1 there, fel! 
to chreatning her for not paying her Rent to the ſaid Mr. Peel,” 


and told her in a chratning manner, chat halfe her Caitle would. - . 


not ſatisfie him for her ſaid Rent; the Rent being the chief Rent 


of her Living being part of the Lorddhip Which-Mr. Powell e 5 


ef Sir Ralph Dutton 
Force Gabb widow, and Jabs Gab of Hose 7 chat Sore 
five years fince Mr. Powell cauſed Richard Gab of Parkendin the 


County of Glonceſter, late husband to the. ſaid once Gabb; and 1 
28 blind man to be Areſted upon a Writ, and brought him ro 


ns and afterwards to Standiſ6toan Ale · houſe there, to 


to doit: And er eee Ch ahar the ſaid — 2 
her two Kine t6 Mr. Powels houſe, and kept them about two daies, 
auchthe deponeats ſervants carryed- them Fodder to Mr. 8 1 
"houſe or court; And this deponent ſaich, that about a moneth ſine: 5 e 
ſhe being at | Richard! Tealſs houſe at Hardwick upon 1 = 


im to a compoſition: And the reaſon why hè did ſo, was, Ra 


8 he the ſaid heel, would have cozened the ſaid G 
ont of his Living, for there were but two lives in the ſaid 
Gabs Living. and Mr. Powell had bought one of the ſaid lives be- 
fore, and now in all likelyhood thought by this meanes (have | 
had the other. N 

4. 6. To tho four and äh Aches Team Beard of Saul 
being ſworne, Gith, that about 12 years ſince, the Miniſters 
houſe of Sani being decayed, the ſuid PoweZ turned it off to the 
piariſh (whereas before he tooke rent for it) whereupon the pa- 
riſhioners of Sani beſtowved in repairing the ſaid houſe about 100. 
and within a ſhort time aftet, the ſaid Powel/ did ſue Thomas Gree- 

(now deceaſed) N then a.Churchwacden of Sau for the 

i houſe, and as the ,confeſled, cauſed him to 
abo. s. in the faid - a2 deteining the ſaid houſe 
gr him: and not ſong after the aid Powell had an order from 
1 Nathaniel Brent, to rake poſſeſſion of the laid hook, mn — 
had it from the pariſh againe. 

Jobi Beard and John Ellis of Saxl affirme the fame. W 


ene Gabb of Standiſh widow being ſworne , faith, > 
Mr, n man * — to Law ſuites, 


and 


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8 man of his cdate ſo Dune. 1 
WMobert C hamles of Saul being Groraty-ſhithp nabe — 


 fince, he was fen by the pariffioners of Saul to Mr. P T0. 
| deſire his approbation ſorone Mr. Seri an honeſt Miniſter to 


n 3 1 3 


| Jvc —— 9898888 Po hell ſent 
one of his dauqhters ti chis depbnt᷑uts hquſe to tell her; that Mr. 
Dmvell her i father hade put Cnttię im this deponents ęround- 


whetenpon tilis deponent goingi berher it were ſo r no, 
and comming t the:faid ground the ſaid Pas had chere pro- 
vided two Bailiffs to Arreſt het : Rudd ſaithʒ that Mr. Pemel uſcd 


chis policy om purpoſe to Arreſther: And that when they had 
Arreſted her, Mt. Soil tefuſtd to let her go upon Bayle, hut 


ketcher tuo dayes and a night as afpriſoner; and made her pay 


Al che cherges of the Boyle bfu he could be jet goey and at- 


terwards let her gu upon ber one Bond : And ſhe that 


Mr. Powell through his profecutingiher by Law. {na 
ned her out of 10. L her -auſe. ſhe was, not able to defend 


her ſelfe in the ſaid fries, * being awido and not capable of 


Law fuits. Andh ſhe aich, that Mr: Powe keeps away from her 


fix Acres of ground by violence... dre 105 VIE denen e 


- Margery Knight;i theawift of Nathaviel. Knight of Arlivghans 
being Worne, faith, that about foure years ſince, ſhe ſa/ Mr. 
Pavel i as ſhe delceves;/iſo drunke chat he could ſearce ſit upright 
on his horſe back: And:ſhic ſaith chat ir, Powel at the ſame time 


did leane over his horſe as if he had vomited : And ſhe ſaith. 


that as many as ſavy dum at mere reer pee y - bea 


—— the Cure 5 Saul: And the ſaid Mr. Powell in anſuier, deſired 
the, ſaid Mr. Summers all the — 


. = chat 1 a A d withall promiſed that the ſaid Mr. Sum 
mers ſhould have the plate if the pariſn of Sul would pay. dim | 


their dues: And this deponent faith;thatthe next Sabbath,day af- 
ter, Theaſaid Mr. Pomel (contrary to his former promiſe)ſent one 


Mr. Grime of Woodchefter to ſerve the ſaid: Cure: whereupon the 
pariſhioners of Sani, were enforced to Petition the Governour 


to — the ſaid Mr. Summers, to be their Minifier, who granted 


it unto them. EEE . $38 341 1) 


54 To Lane, T Beard of G bring owe, 


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Sappeats in that after tbis I = 
the faid Mr. Powell de. i 


prove the paynicnr'sf ie by! 
Edward Milt of Standiſh _— 
contentious ani given 20 L 
1 motber when 8 an ſhe ed him norhing, and cahfed 
bes to payne her bei ropay Fes und that ſhe = 
hark not tedetmed her nid Ooverlet to tis day r And be faith; 
the ſaid Mr. Powell hath ſued this depon ; becanſe e 
would" not 
Ane and a haife of 2 Der, 


fixorne, fark: that Mr. Din 


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| beſtowed a whole ſummers worke in — 

Land, and making it ready to be ſowred, ee ret 

enforced this argon to yeild up hi ing 
6 To che ſurh — — bring Groen, 

_ chat Mr. Pevellisamandecenfull 


; and 
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ven to Ser- in _ 12 


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8. To the eighth Article; wilias Tunes of Sai 
ſwotne, Nied, that the laſt ſinmer Mr; Powell was abfent from 
all his Churches or Cures for 100r Co NIE 
about; and that during that time they had neither 

Prayers in Jrandſo Church, for three Sabbath dayes — al 
; andthe old Scbdickcdep they had: ns Prediliing vor ayers 


"in the afternoone. — 5 


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© © Aficheeh Niblet of Sb bre, uth;that br. Fre 5 


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e "ad a 
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of any Miniſter that; Nr. Dua provided to; ſerve: the Cure at 


a renbenſt being ſworne, Jaich, — Midſommer laſt, he was 
— an Mr. Ron νhỹ,¹ he came home, 3 > 
| after he had ſerved thedditkCarofaythdraightybokes Mig? owel! 


ter under che hands of Alathone Stephens; md Land Stephens 


Neft vcud che ſai Letter wee, eve blame of * 
char he ſhould rake the Cue FN. as, 1 This Smith 


Sni upon 
r- the kalt of Bee bee affected to the 


== im Standgh Church "the dell Falk -dayy being the Committee, 


bigjaniog 6f-4d49,006bgeud of My then next following, and = 
he Aich, Wache being Clenketo-Mreviayabat Fm, know ber 


Standiſh in his abſence : And be faith, that during the time of 
Mr. Powels abſence be did ring che Bell in Standiſh Church two 
Sabbarh e eee eee e ge | 
noneatall... „ 33306G>b ein ar gad! 11 

ag. To che ninch Article Mr t ten 3 


placed: by the Committee to ſeruę the Cure of Howick in Mr. 
Powels abſence (hey) being an diſtr eſſe for Want of 3 ee | 
and chat he ſerwediia faid Cure even, or eiglit weckes Ant he 


ponent,'contrary 26 the Committees onder, and neee 
E eee 
2 To che certh Anticle,; Mr. Vun ſaith being lone) bar = 


Ae from Linden, and HNA this deponent àn Order or Let- 4 : uy F 


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'Efquires,&cone Parlament aan mr hn refnſod to let chis depo- 


11. 70 the eleventh Article, Richard Cunha being was proved be- 
vorne dhe inſt Faſt day being che 27 of Ngvemb. fore the Com- 
T Mr. fn Soar erer Pocadhad:in Hit. I geld Obutch nt Ne 20: HE 8 


common Swca- 
| raked, 


à common 


bborde, aich. M, 
Smith of — . — in Mr. e ad ch at Gameſter, a 


whoremonger, 


the daſt Faſt day being che ag —— Of up- and a man ill 


44 * Gn 48 N i * 4 «fe! Parliament: 


2 Nen being ſapbene n übnershe ec- ſol for which 
- AMichaell Niblet being ſworne, ſaith, that Mr. Soath-of 0 us ee : 


6 


Mr. Powell be- 


e abe Ac, fe. u *., ir. 


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is Decemb,? 


4 ich cas l 5 rn rrrera = 
eponept in che Caur: 0 A 

and hath chrea e m in che High Commi 
for ſo doing: Aud that Mr. Peri pteſented this eee 8 

wife in the ſald Confiftory for ſtaying at home one Sabbath day.af- 
ter noone; And Mr. OG man faid;” his Maſter did it becauſe = 
de chongbt he had been gent to Ea ron tg Church And he 
ber that Mr. Powell hath cauſed this ponent and his wife to 
be Excommunicate* And ſaick, that he :is amian notoriouſly = 
knowne to be falſe in his dealings j and is uſually more conver- 
fannt wich Drünkards and Uſurers, them heh . Wannen 
| | andtherefore- an unworthy man to boa? 
ol Window Of Sraudiſ bei 
ven linde, Mri Poel cauſed 


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| ons of Standiſt pariſhi to — the Coofifter for not EN 23 


comming to his Church, they going to another pariſn to hear 
= when as in their one pariſh af Sraudiſb ahey were 
4 at leaſt once a Sabbath bod ty eng 
* Mk 14 To che ee e eee. Hardwick. 
"ing ſwore, — that 2 after Nathaniel ge nay oY 


— 
K he, Wing, TY 
. to the Pillory. el. Hm 21 on 
"22%, Nathaniel Kut being ſworne, ſaith, tharke having been for. 
bat merly ſummoned by warrant from this Committee, to teſtifie the 
INST] . . IO his knowledge'concerning- Mr. Powel, and war 
e 8 a:weeke after Mr. Povel meeting 

a ad T2 ifs od he ork makin een 


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9 - oath taken a e TIT 88 N ian 

4 75 15. To th fifteenth Article, ofa Pore of Where Af 

+: "uged 11 years, faith, that about three moneths ſince; Mr. Powel 
came to a hetenhurſt Inne, and two others with him, way vil 
there almoſt two dayes and'® whole night, and was there: 

3 . part of the time. „„ 

7 405 22 ames Perry of Standiſh Marton being Gworne, faith, bee 

23 Foy ichaelmas laſt he comming to the Inne at #hetenhurſt; the 

. Ws dates keepers ene ren an ie 


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k eee, And the geit day after; thisdepo- 2 
© © - ._gent.commingto the ſame inne; the uid Inne-keepers wife told him, 


"id Powel andthereſt, had been drinking; 


NF, yearsfince, he faw Hay et 


that Mr. Powell had continued in the ſaid Inne from about xo of the 
clock the day before, till» of the clock that preſent day; and chat the 
in the fard Iune. 
Ogi the wife of George Tarbervileol Whetenhurft Innekeeper, 

5 deing fu dene, ſaich thae about AMichuelmas laſt Mt. Powell came into the 
lane at hetenlubiß, and there ſate drinking with other compan [as 
this t NON; ) Arid ſhe ſaith chat he cofititued there from 


clock. E 
16. ee Artie; e e ed b 
forornts fich that about a pear and thr three g 238 he tres 
vant in Mr. PoWels houſe, did fo — In | 
Waite and 2 Yoake of Onen, ry E 45 ob F Powels 
Dae eo een Fro Powels : And he 
faith, that the firſt of the three Sabbaths Mr. Por knew not of it; 
dur the other two ſ he beleexes) the faid Mr, Poweldid know of it. 
© 8dward Aal of Standifh being ſworne, Faith, that abont two years - 
25 . n Teeme carry Hay upon a Sabbath'd diy, | 
+ A @ 3237-1 W 448 | 
2. Aud he faith, that he bath ſeene Mr: Powell fir drinking in the 
f Inne at little Haresfietd, above forty and twenty times. Geet 
Nathaniel Shatford of Standify being fworne, faith, that about two dm 
pom x Sabbath day morning: Andie 
faith he knowes not whether it were Mr. Powels Teeme that carried iti 
| —_ he faith that ſothetithes it was Mr. Powels Teeme, and ſometimes 8 
ö * 5 4 
„ e enteenth Article, George wil, Willian King, and 1 . 
; fb Prob three 'of Captaine Sing/ 8 , informe- * 
| three weekes finee, they having Wen Ae ed Ne b Cart ih 85 
Contribution money: The ſaid Pond fell à railing at the Committee, 


and ſaid, he wonldmake them aſhamed of it W ro London, pg 15 


for hevping away his Len end that Mr. Sheppard was his o enenty, and _ 
ihn rhe Commuter kept a T6. l. of its money „ | 
em, About 3 Or A dayes after this. tte faid Mt. Pu x bei 
the Committee ro have his Cattle againe, ey refufingto grant, 
tin be had paid his Contribtriom money for which they We rat 


ned: "he ig Me Poel ſaid; ke act HT boch TOR from ene 
Saen 10 eh 1644; - PETR from 
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Allg Mr. Pawel aid before the Compinee ht Mr lepart „ 


| the Committee did owayenipegke 3s Noam Agate: 
not as Judge. 22 1 < 11 pOTANTO £3 © 
Alſo he ſaid, that if there be five. Artieles exhibited <d againſt inſlſe, 
he the faid Powell hath ten Articles againſt Mr. Shep 


Daniel Suilliam of Rendwick, being ſiworne, {ug that about foure 
| moteths ſince Mr. Smith. of Readwick, being queſtioned before the 
Committee for a ſcandalous Miniſter ; and: this deponent having be- 
re been called before the Committee as a witneſſe againſt Mr. Smith: 
ſaid Mr. Powell came to this deponent, and would: have him and 
the reſt of the pariſhioners of Rendwick to Petition the Committee on 


the hehalfe of the ſaid Smith,that he might Nay at Rendwick till S. Aa- 


73 day, to take up a quarters pay, and his Eaſter booke : Which this de- 


e . to dot whertupon Mr. Powell ſpale to this deponent to 
viz, Suppoſe the, Kings Army ſtuuild come inte this Country 

2 1 1 Bhs enough it will be ſo; what ee Mr. Smith, o- 
= riend of Wee Pris on his behalfe ? 27710 #3 1801 0467 


18, To, the eigbteenth Article, Ema Mill of Stankſo heing Bi 


1 that on the 26 day of -Aluchtlaſt, as this dæponcut Was 


ne ground; Me. emol and three men moro as 3 
on SJE WA Pe Bound 5 and 5 . his pai pr 1 . 

this deponent on the face with his fiſt; and tare his donblet and/ſhoſe ; = 

and! told this deponent that he had not cared if he had killed him, 
ate the 1 aku Article ein 2 0 of 88 bane . 


at about ſeven years ſince, he being 
niht of Herdwick nd comming to Mr. 7 . dead 0b ja 


| 1 to the poor of TH A ſaid pariſh : he the ſaid Powe nd | 


5 — no "oh This deponent replying, told him, he muſt pay accor; 
to the Scatute, whereupan Mr. Powell faid, that if he would have 


"BA 2 5 atfording ta the Statute, then yon mul have Sermons accor- 


to che e at is, onoe a moneth, ot words to the like effect. 


1 og of Painſwick.informeth,: and faith upon catch, chat 
ts, ce, there was a ſuit in the High Commiſſion Court, 


ne ng ier he mild and Mr.Acſor, ſometimes Vicars of Painſ- 
5 Fo wick, An they had. a Commiſion to examine witneſſes in the Coun- 


| Mr. Tewel was Mr. Acſons Commiſſioner, and Mr. mild had di- 
85 W Miu fr rom Hanf wick; and when any, was examined who - 

þ 2 45 7 50 "Mr. Powell with ęroſſe i interrogatorięs did en 
dea voir to parage h his e 3 asking him whether ever he were 


eee whether he did kneele at the "RY ne 7 
| | werfe 


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by W 4 FL» 
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diverſe other lite qwertes rovetdag Biſtiops'ahd'the Coremonice: one.. 


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09099 ed end non 10% nne id Hit: F et 
 Teftimdnics. vines on tin Irbahr h Waftet Powell Clerks, 7 Jar. 


1644. 5 PIES. : 6k I ALI 
walter Powell the ſon of alter Powell Clerke, ſaith upon oath, that 
at the time of the Siege againſt Glowceſter, Mr. Powell his father had 


foareOxen rake frombinibythe” Kibgy Army, by wartant from the 
Tord: Tn Add"this examinants* föther Tpeakins' to ohe of her 


friends to ſpeake to a Gentleman of the Kings Army, that Me. Powell 
may have the Oxen againe: tlie fait Gentleman promiſed he would 
doe his endeavour therein upon two conditions: Firſt that Mr. Powell 
ſhould enter into Bond to bring his ſon-in-law" Captaine Baily (a Cap- 
taine of the Parliament Army) into the Kings HAimy. Secondly, that he 
ſhould tal an Oath tlevet᷑ to pray for the patliiment agane. To icli 


the ſaid Mr. Powell anſivered to the ſaid friend: Tb the firſt (ſaĩd he) 


how-hall I enter into Bond to performe impoſſibilities? To the ſe- 
cond he anſwered: The Sun is the Sun though ĩt be fometirhes Eclip- 
ſed : The Parliament is the Parliament hat ever the ſueceſſe be: Have 
I ſtood for the Parliament this lopg, and ſhill T now decline > fall I 
wrong my conſcience or damae my ſoule to get four Oxen ? Iwilt ne- 
ver do it while I live: And ſo he heard no more of his OM“ e 
Fraucis Teat of the pariſh-of Haretßelu, faith, that what Walter 
Powell hath depoſed touching Mr. Powell his fathers anſwer to the two 
queſtions aforeſaid, is true in all points. | I 

Robert Bright of Haresfield, Clerke, teſtifieth, that at the time of the 


Siege againſt Gloxceſter, the ſaid deponent being at the houſe of Malter 


Powell Vicar of Standiſh, there was one William Rogers Conſtable or 
Tythingman of the pariſh of Srandiſb, who by virtue of a Warrant had 


ſeized upon foure Oxen and a Waine of the ſaid Malter Powels :. the 


Warrant as far as this deponent remembreth, came from the Lord 
Forth, or Troth. And this deponent having ſome Corne ready to carry, 


. borrowed of the ſaid Conſtable or Tythingman Rogers, the ſaid Oxen 


and Waine for that afternoone, conditionalſy that both Otten & Waine 
ſhould be delivered ſafely that night at Standiſb Court, which the ſaid 


:deponent did performe : And upon the entreaty of the ſaid Walter 


 Pdwels wife, the ſaid de ponent did endeavour the regaining of his laid 


-Oxcn, and preſervation of other Cartle;which he the faid alter after- 


| iwargslolt : But in regard he was abſent frotmhibhouſe, he way thxed 
for a Rebell; and one Captaine 'Hanbiiry which quaitered at this de- 


ponents houſe , cid ſay he did beleeve he would be enjoyned to 


- Qt 1 bring 


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S TT Oo Toro wanna — 
. —_—_ tit, COS a d- eee eee 


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to that effect: But this deponent never upon Aſcourſ: beanie chi 


Yo _- 
cee e the fl e halting $row the Ptlument , but = 
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mite: Andbeingby 4 nired to anſwer to the Articles enhibi - 
ted againſt him: ke refaſed o doe, and faid he bad an Order from 
the'Commitres, that before he had put in his anfiver to the ſaid Arti. 


Upon which; ay ee in 1 1 


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ſworne again him; and ſaid, en mee till he 
| bag de Copy of the ſaid depoſitions. if 
It was therenpon ordered by the Committee, that Me. Pevel (hall 
appezt at Mr. Lanes houſe, near the Kings Board in Glauceſter, to mor- 
row in thę afteruoone by two of the clock. to auſwet to the Articles 
exhibited againſt him, elſe the Commitzee to erde e 
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3 Mr. Powel appeared not we 
former order, but Mr. Dmey the Towneeclerke' appearing 
moved the Committee to grant him a longer day to put in his anſwer, 
and to have a Copy of the depoſitions of the wirneſſes. 
Je was thereupen ordered by the Committee that — (hall 
have a Copy- of the Articles exhibited againſt him if he defire it, and 
thar he have time tilt Saterday night next to put his anfiver in writing 
to the laid Articles; olfe the Committee to proceed againſt him ac- 


cotding to the proofs. 
was chen alſo ordered that 


Wedneſday the 19 of this inflant Febs. 
y Gay for the hearing of Mr. Porels cauſe at Mr. 
. ee eee And that 
fides do appear wweivore at the ſame time, and 
rar he ere, 


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This day Mr. Powels cauſe being to be beard, Mr. Pond igpedted abt hccording 
tee, whereup oe Herne des proceeded to the 
nition of the witneſſes ; and 25 the.cau and witneſſes were in ex mination 
— them, William Powell the ſon of Mr. Valter Powell aforeſaid came in where 


2 C pena ſate, and told them his father was gone to Loudon, and had. ſent an 


A = bit kad facher” delivered bit rhe fad Appeate + A Copy + 


7 0 y him to the Committee; And being $ked when he (aw bis father laſt, 
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is father delivered ting the faid A Fore inſwered, that b 
s father ſince that day f ſeyen night, and Weben zin 90473 e dF, 
1: 21 eof her 4 


eth. * 
Whereas chere are Articles of Scaridall preferred againſt me Watts Powell tler 


of Arts, Vicar of in with dry. rene belonging: And the fune ar- 


| 21 tence may b be given in ide fai 


2 gnants; aud rhe Com mirtee of Glog- 
Feſt Watram De Ar er ken, e comiſe 44nd pow ge th 77 ee 227 
y.6f Ade be 


the? Hap th 
1 4 — now poor began me 25 Ai the. 0 h. Cqurt of waere 


having promiſed chat fuck as have been eminent in Alon,” and Suffering, and fo 


continued conſtant, fhonld nor be flightei, but honoured and rewarded. _ . 
71 therefore i A 2 the 8 of che Committee at Glouceſter for 1 many | 
good caufes ; | oN PT Nay 4 Clerks of the ſaid Com- 
mittee, "dg enter 1 my ale to the H gh Coutr e In wieneſſe 
whereof 1 havepurre ro "my ay Ae 18 day of fer. "1644. 7 7 


wah. 
- Ord the ſame day 6 he the cauſe of mY Powell be pur Su all 
Saturday rhe 22 of this of che clock in the morning, at Mr. Lanes 
houſe : And that notice be ſent to Mr. that he be then there and a War- 
N to be ſent out, requiring. the moſt material witneſſes that have not _—_ 

to be then p ent in perfon ro 8 eee W pep that 


will Witkivs f Standiſh infor 2 — — * rning 
o methu oath, the hu mo 
laſt, he left at Mr. — bo ante Soar the, th, tha upon Thurſay moraing 
ell was required to appear before the Committee this preſent day, to hear the finall de- 
termination of his cauſe. * 

At which day diverſe witzefles b . e Vt wes by the Committee: It 
was ordered that the cenſure in Nr. Pois cauſe be 755 ied il Tueſday next. eight 


of the clock in the morning; Then all the Members.o& the Committet who have been 
at the hearing of the cauſe this day to meer, that ſo in the interim, a more ſerious and 


deliberate confideration may be had thereof, the proofs hying been fully heard this. 


day, and before, and Mr. Powell ſummoned to Phe N e | Commits, to *. 


wann ä ” LIAR i | : aa 3 
3 9 155 Mayor. * \ Mr: Wied "ORs | 3 
Preſent & Mr. Kyrle. Mr. Cliffard. | 


e . Mr. Sheppard; 


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Gloceſter, Hevefi' Gr.. 


- The: Humble Petition 3 of the 


Wick, ne * Wh. 
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Tiny fd & $3 Set wb ds 1 
4 per p „n N, för t Y 
M. Powell bath, for a — part IT the 0 time ge 
the ſouls Of the laid people in the diſcharge of his duty 
ſometimes the ſaid -Churches, have been ade, al | ; 
Rae ran perry 
5 hes Have. procured. anf 
"Faxell hath feed e 8 


"whereby & {have NT, to Ez 


moſt of us, dome of the ſai, Pariſhes have been 


-And 1 2 ths 15 theſai Sa ng bree in an 22 5 | | 

Ki mat the he ſaid = have Tr 2 4 

perfor mance of th r ſervices to the N : All w bich hire 4 an exceeding bur-- 
then and gri 


known)a petition ha h been exhibited unto the Honourable 
Hogeurable Goyernour of Gloceſter, 


E reaſon 1 


| * To * Hasle Committee i dne, ml 7 Pann fr 


gal 2 Thy 7 3 Wy 4 


{ory AT ARE . | 


to the ſaid Pariſhjoners.. Far un Pale (0 ſos of s us 


liament, & fine 


e have not (as yer) obtained any relief in chis C Se Be 
„be premiſes Rent wal ag our Pre ctirioners humbly 7 5 t 1702 ui e 
5 i Luce the un e Honourable I SO d you | 
77 ann e | x N 
© Witt Aude, . re 
Henry Robins, ©. 15 Dae Seilen. 
Richard Teulf. — "Wi 
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f l ene, Henry Nichelſon. 0887s. 
Thomas Brether.” | Willion Balden.” . | | highurth. 's 
Fo: Merriman. ' - "| Elizabeth Watkins. | Giles Wyman. ©| 10285 2 | 
Tones Har. ; Elizabeth Balden. | Elizabab Beard. | | Alice Chew. ; 
Than Pride, © | Damel at. Wil tam Trevis; - | Thomas Allen. 
Fobn Beard. Thomas Rolls. | Richard Harris. | Thomas Winile. ©* 
Alice —_—.. Lewis Harri. | Nath: Greneing., 1 Mary Beard. 
fo bs,” AEZ Het. 1 ? „„ 1] Thomas Robins... 
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Fobn Baul. 2 A Elith 2 | 
| ThomasMils. Robert * 4-408 Robert Waite. 
Fb. Aue Pacer ff! | Fobn Croone. _| Thomas Mormeut. 
_* Genrge Seratford... Edith Beard. * Dorothy N ours, 4 
| "x: 174 4608 _ | Thomas Pride. FOO Ae : 


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rh ; Gene eſe Compl mad to this Committees a | „ 93 
| 75 erk, Vicar of the Pal Church of Staudiſb, : . 
5 Churches of Hardwick, Rendwick, and Saul; for matter of (andal Inh | 
- appear to them by the clear and Pregnant teſtimony of many ſubſtanti⸗ tuelle 
5 beyond alt exception, That the ſaid Walter Powell having W toget 
now laſt paſt, had the Charge and Cure of the Soules of the people of the ſid: 
— 19 which have geen many; and taken cke Tiches, and other profits, incid "= 
: ee yet hath been notori careleſſe thereof, and $7 
is Charge e lamaymes: abſentip imſelf many moneths toge : 
ig * not leaving any to Officiate for bim; fo th tvcrſe” Lords flayes o- : 
cher, the people had Sher preaching; nor prayers: "And | in one of his Churches 
they bad not te Sacrament ina whole yeare, cauſing the Bell to rig, and the Con- 
gregation bar comet iber times when there war neither ſermon- nor prayers, 
8 would not ſuffer his people that were well · affected, to gde 
rd ys N 17 es, to hear godly and” G Divines, but preached 
againſt them; pre —— and vexed them er! it in the Chancellours Court: And 
—— ing under him, to officiate in his Cures, baſe and ſcandalous 
| _-- Al. OO Sweats ople defired-to remove, and ſuppreſſe, e 
| meanez labour to keep lee fee — AN r 
„ N procurec gel and ab 1508 e Charge, be did either 
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135 or oppoltion agaiz, Is -*and make them 1 

: he pls And Where is 8 id 'alſs e the bmmtttee; we 1 

17 , that the ſaid Malter Powell hath been drunk diverſerimes; and that he 

ter of Nle houſes, and dach Gen much time [thy des 99d, Na. 

ee ben in his ings, con ——f— ud, ng iojous 

05 a hours, 0 that Loth exceedingly tle 0 (elf i RA en an 

15 AY: 9 er Crit d'the fard . —— quired by the Com. | 
fte, "to A fee ole Oki s charged upon him, Hen a rhe, 3 pow pace 

hinaſelf ſu beſtie :the Cumduiitee, as 8 12 60 e ilfe. | 

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; pt uf . It i therefore this da One [that 
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and hereby is e and remov 
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| ſer ce df the Cutes thereof, and from the T n Rxvenues thereof: 
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