of the House of Correction in Tothill Fields Westmr. aforesaid,
and likewise the Certificates and pass Warrants and the
receipts for the Vagrants, And that they find that
Sixteen pounds fourteen Shillings and Six pence is due
upon the Said Account, And It being prayed by Mr.
John Brett< no role > Brother & Execr. of the last Will & Testament
of the Said Walter Brett< no role > that the Said Sum may be paid
unto him the Said John Brett< no role > It is Ordered by this
Court that Mr. John [..] Higgs< no role > Treasurer of this
County do pay the Said Sum unto the Said John
Brett in full payment & Satisfaction of the Said
Account and of all demands which the Said John
Brett hath as Execr. of his Said Brother for the Passing &
releiving of Vagrants & Vagabonds as Governor of
the House of Correction aforesaid, And that the receipt
of the Said John Brett< no role > together with this Order Shall
be a Sufficient discharge to the Said Treasurer for
Such payment.

By Adjornmt. on Thursday the 15th. day of July 1742

Order for Mr. Higgs the
County Treasurer to
pay £100. to Mr. Cha:
Marquand Carps. on
account of new building
Brentford Bridge , and
to retain other Bridge
money until Mr. Bond
& Mr. Horne Shall
Settle what is due to
Mr. Dunne & Mr.
Marquand respectively}

Application being made unto this Court by Mr. Charles
Marquand Carpenter praying that he may be paid the
remainder of the moneys due to him (over & above what
he hath already reced) for the work by him done
and materials by him found & provided in & about
the new building of Brentford Bridge in this County, And
upon reading a Certificate of Mr. Charles Labelye the
Engineer who Surveyed the Said Bridge touching the
Said Charles Marquands performance of the work
aforesaid It is Ordered by this Court that the Sum of
one hundred pounds be paid by Mr. John Higgs< no role >
Treasurer of this County unto the Said Charles
Marquand upon account, whose receipt Shall be a
Sufficient discharge to the Said Treasurer for Such
payment, And It being alledged that Mr.
Dunne the Mason who was also concerned in new