to which your petitioners have appeared and taken a Copy thereof That your petitioners have had but one order for time and are not in Contempt Your petitioner (sic) therefore most humbly pray they may have three weeks further time to plead answer or demur to the Ps Bill And your Petitioner (sic) shall ever pray &c Be it so, and hereof give notice forthwith B Field, Judge Filed 28th August 1817 Answer of Henry Kable He answereth and that at or about the time in the Bill mentioned this D had a Debt or demand upon Peter Hibbs in the Bill named to the amount of L75 and this D was about commencing proceedings against the said PH for the recovery of the same in the late Court of Civil Jurisdiction And this D further answering saith that to the best of his recollection and belief the said Complainant called upon this D and requested that he would join two promissory notes as set forth in the Bill to this D's own Debt or Demand and this D denies that he ever gave the said Complainant any such acknowledgment
Maize or Corn to be turned into His Majesty's Stores at Sydney and at what price or prices or what price or prices (sic) was the said HK to allow to the said PH for the same? Declare all you know have heard or do believe touching or in any wise concerning any of the matters or things inquired of you by this Interrogatory Together with the reasons and causes of such your Knowledge and belief fully and at large Seventh and Last Interrogatory Do you know of any other matter or Thing or have you heard or can you say any thing further touching all or any of the Matters in Question in this Cause that may tend to the benefit and advantage of the said Complainant in this Cause besides what you have now been interrogated unto or answered Declare the same fully and at large as if you had been particularly interrogated thereon WH Moore Complts solr 12th February 1820 Subpoena to rejoin for John Campbell against
the said JO having obtained such Letters of Administration of the Estate and Effects of the said GB deceased and having therefore now become his legal personal representative in this Colony your Orator is advised that previous to the hearing of the said suit it is necessary for him to file his Bill of Complaint in this HC by way of Supplement to make the said JO a party to the said suit and and your Orator further complaining sheweth unto YH and this HC that to obtain for your Orator the advantage of the said Deeds papers Documents Accounts Vouchers and other writings which are now in the hands of the said JO as Administrator of the said GB deceased And your Orator further complaining sheweth unto YH and this HC that the said GB in his life time always concealed from your Orator the several Accounts and Documents relative to the Transactions set forth in your Orator's said Original Bill of Complaint and which he ought in just (sic) and equity have discovered and delivered up to your
heavy in Calf as in proof in the Cause when so set apart in October 1815 would produce 6 Calves male and female in the month of December 1815 And that in the month of October 1816 the the said 6 Cows would produce other 6 Calves male and female And in the of September 1817 the said 6 Cows would produce other 6 Calves male and female And in the month of June 1818 the [p6] said 6 Cows would produce other 6 Calves male and female And in the beginning of the year 1819 the said 6 Cows would produce other 6 Calves male and female And the P states that taken one half of the produce of the said 6 Cows in 1815 to be females the Calves would in the year 1817 produce each a Calf And in 1818 other 3 Calves And the three other female Calves Calved in 1816 would in 1818 produce each another Calf And the same last mentioned 3 female Calves would in the beginning of 1819 produce other 3 Calves making in all with their original Dam