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Debt causes become almost the entire business of the court before the end of the book. Notable entries include:
f.1: debt arising from dicing involving Ralfe, servant to a Scottish man dwelling about Stamford;
f.21: contract: delivery of grogram;
f.60: contract: failure to teach an apprentice glover;
f.86v: contract: detention of a stone arch;
f.93v: injury: promoted by victims, Cuthbert and Jane Johnson v. James Jurdeine of St Botolph, for 'riding' as punishment for husband beating;
f.160v: John Waterhouse (St John's) inceptor, defendant in debt cause;
ff.252-58: Sturbridge Fair causes heard by Commissary, 1584;
ff.290- 305: causes heard by Legge, described as Vice-Chancellor, 1587;
f.304v: office prosecution against John Betson [? Christ's] for plucking up the clothes of young maidens.
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