The case of Samuel Moyer merchant : (surviving executor of John Jollife merchant deceased, in trust for William Jollife. Thomas Jollife, the administrator of Elizabeth late the wife of John Tufnaile of London merchant, Ann the wife of Edward Northey of the Middle Temple, London, esq; and Mary the wife of Benjamin Jollife of Cofton in the county of Worcester gent. the children of the said John Jollife) respondent to the petition of appeal of Benjamin Albin appellant.  Humbly presented tot eh Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled..
Moyer, Samuel
[London?] : s.n.,
[1691]
At foot of text: This cause is ordered to be heard on Wednesday the 25th. of November, 1691.
Jolliffe was a Turkey merchant and Albyn his factor at Smyrna. In October 1676 Jolliffe sent some pieces of cloth to Smyrna with orders to send such of them (as were too fine for that market) to Constantinople to Mr. Jolliffe's factor there. It is in consequence of Albyn not having complied with these orders that the dispute arose (Crawford).
ESTC
Wing (2nd ed.)
Albyn, Benjamin
Jolliffe, John, active 1691
Moyer, Samuel, Merchant