and that the Said Mr. Higgs be paid the costs & charges
of Such prosecution out of the publick money which
he now hath or may come to his hands as General
Treasurer
of this County.
By the Court
By adjorumt. on Thursday the 10th. day of May 1733
Order for James Brain< no role >
Esqr.
to direct his Clerk Mr.
Robert Pidgeon< no role >
to attend
the Court at Thicks Hall on
the County day of the
next Quarter Sessions.}
It is Ordered by this Court that
James Brain< no role >
Esqr.
one of his Maties Justices of the peace
for this
County be and he is hereby desired to direct his
Clerk
Robert pidgeon< no role >
to attend the Court of the
next General Quarter Sessions of the peace for this
County on Thursday the twenty eighth day of
June next at one of the clock in the afternoon to
give an account why he advised Gouche Curtis
to preferr a Bill of Indictment against
Will
William Shipton< no role >
of the parish of St. Mary
Whitechappell
in the Said County for receiving
goods to pawn knowing them to be Stollen
without any grounds to preferr Such
Indictment
, and that the Said
Gouche Curtis< no role >
and
William Shipton< no role >
have liberty to a
attend the Court at the Same time if they
think fit.
By the Court
By adjorument on Thursday the 10th. day of May 1733
Order for Mr. John Higgs< no role >
the General Trearer to
pay £30. to Nicholas Corral< no role >
late Constable
of Southmims
for passing & releiving of
Vagrants} It is Ordered by this Court that John Higgs< no role >
Gents
General Treasurer of this County doe out of the
publick money
in is hands pay unto Nicholas
Corrall late Constable
of Southmims
in the County
the sum of thirty pounds for the Salary allowed to
him for his trouble & expences in passing and
releiving of Vagrants for one year ending at Lady
day one thousand Seven hundred and thirty three
And that the receipt of the Said Nicholas Corrall< no role >