Chapter X

_The interrogatories of_ HENRY WALTON _against_ JOHN RASTELL, _whereupon witnesses to be examined_.

First, whether the said John Rastell did owe any such sum of money as within the answer of the said Walton is alleged and submitted.

_Item._--Whether the said Walton made lawful attachment of such goods as are comprised within the bill of complaint of the said John Rastell.

_Item._--Whether the said goods were indifferently appraised by indifferent persons elect and chosen by lawful officers within the City of London to be praisers there.

_Item._--What and how much of value the said goods were appraised unto.

_Item._--Whether the said goods were lawfully recovered by the custom and law of the said City of London.

_Item._--Whether the said goods were delivered unto the above-named Henry Walton by lawful officers of the same City of London.

_Item._--Whether the said goods were of any more value or substance than they were praised unto.

_Item._--Whether the said goods were fresh and new, as is surmised unjustly by the bill of complaint of the said Rastell.