Interrogatoria ministrata ex p[ar]te et p[er] p[ar]tem Thome Hobson de
Cant[abrigiae] con[tr]a o[mn]es et sing[u]los testes p[re]tens[os] ex p[ar]te et p[er]
p[ar]tem Philippi Williamson et Christiana eius uxor[is] sup[er]
posic[i]o[n]ibus cuiusda[m] allegac[i]o[n]is alias ex p[ar]te dict[orum] Williamson
et Williamson | [ut cita] | dat[a] p[ro]duct[a] et p[ro]ducend[a] etc. sup[er] quibus o[mn]ibus et sin-
g[u]lis et eor[um] qual[ib]et p[ar]te petit p[ar]s d[i]c[t]i Tho[me] Hobson testes p[re]tens[os]
o[mn]es sing[u]los secrete et sigillatim exa[m]i[na]ri et interrogari et
eor[um] d[i]c[t]a et deposic[i]o[n]es infrascript[as] redigi alioquin p[ro]testat[u]r [decuillitate] etc.
et agendo etc.

1. Imprimis expo[s]ito cuil[ib]et testi p[re]tens[o] pr[e]d[i]c[t]o p[er]ic[u]lo p[er]iurii pena teste falsidici
interrogat[u]r eor[um] quil[ib]et de eius etate, ortu, arte, et condic[i]o[n]e et ubi ia[m]
morat[u]r morarive consuevit p[er] totu[m] tempus vitae suae et an p[ar]tes litti-
gantes novit et qua[m]diu et qua[m] p[ar]tiu[m] p[re]d[ictarum] mallet h[ab]ere victoria[m] in hac
p[re]tens[a] c[aus]a et cui p[ar]ti p[ar]tiu[m] p[re]d[ictarum] magis favet et cui conferret victoria[m] in
hac p[re]tens[a] c[aus]a si in sua po[testa]te esset conferrend[i] et interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et con[juncti]m
div[isi]m et de quol[ib]et.

2. Item interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et an aliquo modo c[aus]am hui[s]mo[d]i sollicitavit p[ro]
p[ar]te eu[m] p[ro]ducen[dum] vel in favorem eius et an sit instruct[us] vel informatus
qui[d] seu qual[ite]r diceret seu deponeret in hac c[aus]a , et an contulerit cu[m] aliquo
Vel aliquis cu[m] eo, quid seu qual[ite]r etc. ac etia[m] p[er] que[m] vel quos etc. et quae sint
verba instruct[a] etc. ac spe[cifi]cet etc. Et fiat ut sup[ra].

3. Item interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et an sit affinis, vel consanguineus, amicus in-
timus, aut domesticus p[ar]ti eu[m] p[ro]ducen[dum], ac q[u]o gradu affinitat[is] , sive consan-
guinitatis sit coniunctus, et spe[cifi]cet etc. Et quo modo accidit q[uo]d notu[s] sit
p[ar]ti eu[m] p[ro]ducen[dum] q[uo]d deponere possit p[ro] p[ar]te sua. Et fiat ut sup[r]a.

4. Item interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et an fuerit vel sit, p[ar]ti eu[m] p[ro]ducen[dum] in aliq[u]a pecu-
niar[um] sum[m]a, seu al[ite]r quovismodo obligatus, obnoxius etc. et spe[cifi]cet etc. et
an sperat aliq[ui]d lucri se consequentur[um] si p[ar]s eu[m] p[ro]ducen[dum] vincit in hac
c[aus]a, et an aliq[ui]d sit sibi datu[s] vel p[ro]missu[s], p[ro] testimono in hac p[ar]te ferendo
Et fiat ut sup[r]a.

5. Item interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et intens deponere de aliquibus content[is] in
materia pr[e]tensa ex p[ar]te dict[orum] Williamson et Williamson data
an scit, credit, vel dici audivit that such wittinesse or any
other of his or her fellowe witnesses hath or had due to him
any sum[m]e or sum[m]es of money from John Hobson deceased,
sonne of the s[ai]d Tho[mas] Hobson, & for w[hi]ch the s[ai]d John Hobson
at the tyme of his death, stood indebted to him, or some other
of his fellowe witnesses et si sic quibus [ p[re]dcoru[m] ] et ex qua
c[aus]a, et qua sum[m]a et specificet etc. et fiat ut sup[r]a.

6. Item interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et intens deponere de aliquibus content[is] in
materia pr[e]tensa p[re]d[icta], whither such wittnesses for his p[ar]te or
any other of his fellowe wittnesses, as he doth know beleiue
of hath heard saye, doe not hope, t[ha]t yf M[aste]r Hobson be over-
throwne or condemned in this cause & that sentence passe
for Williamson & his wife, t[ha]t by the benefitt of such sentence,
he shall obtaine the like favoure, for such sum[m]e or sum[m]es
of money as is or are due to him from the s[ai]d John Hobson
uppon the like or some p[re]tended p[ro]mise of the s[ai]d Thomas
Hobson Et specificet etc. et fiat ut sup[r]a.

7. Item interr[ogatur] eor[um] quil[ib]et intens deponere de aliquibus content[is] in
materia p[re]tensa p[re]d[icta] whither such wittnesse or any other of his fel-
lowe wittnesses, as he know beleuieth or hath heard saye,
doe not sue the s[ai]d M[aste]r Hobson before the vicechancellor of
the v university of Cambridge for a p[re]tended debt w[hi]ch was
oweing, to such wittnesses or such other of his fellowe wittnesses
by the s[ai]d John Hobson [illeg] soe whither such wittnesse or
such other of his fellowe wittnesses, doe not hope to have be-
nefitt by the p[ro]cesse or p[ro]ceedings in this Cause, or the like, where-
in he is p[ro]duced as a witnesse in his p[re]tended suyte or
acc[i]on [illeg] the s[ai]d Tho[mas] H[obson] et specificet etc. et fiat ut sup[r]a.