GEORGE the third by the Grace of God, of Great-Britain, France, and Ireland, King, defender of the Faith, and so forth. To William
Jackson< no role > , and Richard Jones< no role > greeting. For Certain causes, us thereunto moving, we command and Strictly enjoin ye, and
every of you, that laying aside all pretences and excuses whatsoever, ye be in your proper persons before out Justices of Oyer and Terminer, assigned by our
Letters Patent under our Great Seal of Great-Britain, To enquire of all treasons, and other offences whatsoever, in our said Letter Patent Specified: And
also to hear and determine the same treasons, and other the premisses, and so forth: And our Justices assigned to deliver our Goal of Newgate,
of the Prisoners therein being, at Justice-Hall in the Old-Bailey , within the Parish of Saint Sepulcher, in the Ward of Farringon Without, London, on
Wednesday the [..] day of July next at Ten of the Clock in the fore noon of the same day, then and there to
testify the Truth, and give evidence according to your knowledge, between Us and George
in a case of Felony And this none of you shall omit, under the
penalty of one hundred pounds, to be levied upon the goods and chattels, lands and tenements, of such, and every one of you, as shall fail in the premisses
.Witness Robert Peckham< no role > Esquire Mayor of the City of London , at Justice-Hall aforesaid, the twenty fourth day of May in the
twenty fourth year o our reign.

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