JL  C.  J.  What  money  was  he  to  have?

Leigh.  Two  hundred  men. — The  captain  says,
I  named  him  before  the  king  and  comicil  to  be
at  a  meeting  at  the  Green-Dragon  tavern.  It
is  true,  I  did  aopiaint  the  king  and  council,  that
Mr.  Bouse  had  business  at  the  Green-Dragon
tavern.  But  this  was  at  the  time  of  my  ah-  {
aconding,  1  could  not  tell  where  to  meet  him
again.
X.  C.  J.  What  guns  did  he  say  he  had  pro-
Tided  ?

'  Leigh.  If  it  please  your  lordship,  he  said,  he
had  14  guna  in  the  slup,  and  would  make  them
up  24 :  He  would  undertake  in  twenty  shot
to  dismount  them  guns.
L.  C.  J.  Where  was  this  discourse  you  had
with  huB  about  this  300i.
Leigh,  If  it  pleiise  your  lordship,  it  was  at
aeverai  tones,  one  was  with  Mr.  Goodenough
at  the  King's-head  at  the  oorajBr  of  Chancery-
lane.
X.  C.  J.  Look  you.  Sir,  by  the  oath  you
have  taken,  did  he  undertake .  to  raise  men,
iuid  assist  with  his  ship  ^n  takine  the  Tower  ?

Leigh,  If  it  pleaseyour  lordship,  he  told  me
Jbe  would  so  do  It.  He  uAd  me,  he  would  have
d4ffun8.
Jury.  Did  the  captsin  tell  you  so  ?

Leigh,  Captain  Bia([ue  that  is  here.
Blague^  fHy  lord,  m  reference  to  the  300
men,  uis  is  tne  thing  that  I  would  answer,  I
could  not  stow  100  men,  women  and  children*

L.  C.  3,  Two  hundred  men,  he  says,  for  this
serrioe..
