Marmeduke Bannester 1634

To my very loving friend Mr Roger Kenyon at Widow Bannesters in Preston there be all.  

Kind Sir According to your desires and my promise to you at Miles Wards in Bolton, I have sent you a copy of the order of the last assizes of John Alston comp[lainan]t against William Weaver and others defendents. I desire you of all love not to forget my suit to you concerning Mr Nicholls fees, I paid the same in his absence for him unto my m[aste]r and to the judge[?] men as appears upon my accompt, the which is paid for two [illeg section] xvs iiijd a [damaged] in all xxxs viijd and for the continuance of two recognisances until they bring their pardon of course he and Francis Clarke [illeg] vijs in all xijs whereas as I take it Mr Nicholls hath from me a notice formerly given him, I pray your good sir persuade [?] with Mr Nicholls I may have my moneys paid for xxxs viijd I protest I have paid, & I stand charged with the other I shall be loathe after [illeg] to shew extremity neither will I lose it if I can help it. And so hoping your favours herein as aforesaid I desire to remain 

Your loving and ready friend

 Mar Bannester

 Coppull iijth Julij 1634

 Edmond Foxe is oweing for his last continuance [illeg] to my m[aste]r and Mr Medcalfe vjs which if you can I pray you help me to it, if you have any thing to do amongst them.

  [Lancashire Records Office DDKe 9/31/17]