£. s. d. 
12 th . June Attcnd g Consultation in the Morning before the Hear- 
ing at the Attorney Generals i. 6. 8. 
Carr d forwards 428. 4. 6. 
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Bro*. over 428. 4. 6, 
Paid M r Attorney General then 5. 5. 
Paid his Clerk and Servant 7. 6. 
Paid M r . Dunning then 5. 5. 
Attending hearing at the Cockpit 2. 2. 
Paid ffees there 1. 11. 6. 
Attending Consultation in the Evening I. 6. 8. 
Paid M r . Attorney General then 5. 5. 
Paid his Clerk and Servant 7. 6. 
Paid M r Dunning the like 5. 5. 
Paid M r Attorney General his Fee for his Attendance at the Cock- 
pit tomorrow 10. 10. 
Attending him 13. 4. 
Paid his Clk and Servant 7. 6. 
Paid M r Dunning his ffee for his Attendance tomorrow at the 
Cockpit 10. 10. 
Attending him 13. 4. 
Paid his Clerk and Servant 7. 6. 
13 th June Attending hearing at the Cockpit 2. 2. 
Paid ffees there 1. n. 6. 
Two Copies of Brief of the Respondents Proofs 6 Sheets each 3. 
Two Copies of lists of Deeds &c as quoted by M r Forrester 10. 
Two Copies of Case and Sir Edward Northey's Opinion &D r John- 
son's remarks two Sheets each 1. 
Two Copies of the Exhibit of the 9 th . Sepf. 1663 one Brief Sheet each 10. 
Making Copy of M r Forrester's Argument for M r Dunning 5 
Brief Sheets 1. 5. 
19 th . June Attending with D r . Johnson M r Atty General and M r 
Dunning to Consider about putting off the Cause as M r . Atty General 
was ill and M r Dunning was engaged in the King's Bench on 
Thursday next the Day Appointed for another Hearing of the Cause 
when 
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they wrote a Card to Lord president requesting him to adjourn it 
to Thursday Seven night And Attending at Lord presidents when 
his Lordship put off the Cause —sine die and afterwards with D r 
Johnson at M r Jacksons when they agreed it would be necessary to 
send a Clerk Express to Sir Fletcher Norton's to Acquaint him of 
the Cause being Adjourned to prevent his coming to Town all which 
Carr d forwards 487. 19. 10. 
Bro*. over 487. 19. 10, 
took up above five Hours 13. 4. 
20 th . June for M r Willey's Journey to Sir Fletcher Norton at his Seat 
four Miles beyond Guildford to Acquaint him of Lord presidents 
Resolution being out from four oClock in the Morning till seven at