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| Thomam Oliuer | Presentatur for daunsinge
in prayers time on the
Saboth daye, and when the Offycers gaue him warninge thereof the sayed Thomas
Oliuer made a tushe at the same in scorninge maner, the man is very euill geauen
in daunceinge amongst mens
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° est
absolutus proratus °confessus°
He is confirmed
absolved
He confessed
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| (Against) Thomas Oliuer | He is presented (English) The lord (judge), namely Mr Bery, determined that the aforesaid Oliver, who, having been diligently sought while hiding, was not found, and having been summoned, has not appeared, is to be cited by ways and means on 7 August next. On which day, after the decree had been executed, Olecorne certified that it had been executed, and that it was done by the affixing of the same to the door of the house of the habitation of the aforesaid Oliver where (it could be seen) by all, etc. Wherefore, an oath having been taken, etc, and the summons made, since the aforesaid Oliver did not appear, etc, the lord (judge), namely Mr Doctor Legge pronounced him contumacious and in punishment, etc, of this kind suspended him from entering the church. (A writ) has been issued, and on 9 March 1595 he was absolved and lord (judge) enjoined him to confession and admonished him to perform the same in the church there and to certify thereto on 21 July next. |
No record of the month and day of this session has survived.
Record title: Diocesan Court Proceedings
Repository:
CUL
Shelfmark: EDR B/2/15
Repository location: Cambridge
1593–1600; Latin and English; paper; 180 + x; 307mm x 200mm; contemporary foliation (quarter sheet pinned to f 12v, 194mm x 115mm); good condition (f 8 is torn in half lengthwise); contemporary vellum binding, reading (in 18th- or 19th-c. hand): 'Liber Actorum | ex Officio | a 1593 ad 1600 | O 2 | 1593,' 'Pro decanato Wisbech' in an earlier hand, parchment label on spine: 'O2.'