The Meritorious Price of Our Redemption, William ... - Adkinshorton.net

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liberty, respeclinj^ the ])resenl troubles of his familv. to return
home some iease. anha1I
have Mr. Xort(jn"s answer to his bookc up with him. to con-
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**Tlie Court findinj:;^ by Mr. I'viiclioirs XNTiTmj^rj^errTinoT
the Court, tliat throujj^h llic blessini; f (iod on the ])aines of
the reverend elders to convince him of liis errors in hi-> Ixxtke
conceive that he is in a hnpcl'id way taii^fac-l
tion, and therefore at his re(iuest. jndiie it
nieete to tyrant him
sider thereof, that so at the next soion of this Court, bc-jn;.^
the 14th of October next, he may j;i\e all
due satisfaction as I
is ho])ed for and desired, to which session he is hereb\ en- '
joyned to make his ])ersonall
appearance for that end.
"It is ordered that thanks be ici^eMi by this Court to Mr.
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John Norton ior his worthy paynes in his full answer to Mr. !
Fynchon's book, which at their desire he made. ^: since pre- ^
sented them with: »S: as a recompence for his paynes and jj^ood
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service therein, doe onler that the Treasurer shall ])ay him
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twenty pounds out of the next levy."
The Court met accordinif t«» adjournment on the 14th oft!
October, but Mr. l*ynchon diil not appear. Ten days later.
on the J4th. the followinj; was entered on the records:
'The Court doth judpfe it meete and is willinp:. that all pa- ^
tience be exercised towanl Mr. William IVnchon. that, if it
be ])ossible. he m.iy be reducek. and for that end. doe -ive him time t.i the next ( ienerall
Court, in May. more tht)rouiih1y to consiiler of the said er- j
rors ami heresies in his said l)