aforesaid part of the said Bridge, And to make and Estimate of
what in their Judgment it will Cost well and Sufficiently to
repair or rebuild the aforesaid part of the same Bridge and to
find and provide Timber Stone Iron Gravel and other materials
for that purpose and what quantity thereof is necessary to be
found & provided in each of the said Cases, And to consider in
what manner the said repaires or rebuilding may be done
as may be most advantageous to this County And the said
Committee are hereby empowered to make any Inquiry relating
to the said Bridge as to this Countys being obliged to repair
any and what part thereof, And to make a report in Writing
touching the whole premisses abovemenconed together with
their opinions concerning the same or any part thereof
unto the Court of General or Quarter Sessions of the peace
for this County And this Court doth Order that the Cryer of
this Court or his Agent do (if occasion shall require) attend
the said Committee of Justices at their meetings and give
them Notice of the times and places appointed or to be
appointed for their Meetings in Order to view the aforesaid
part of the said Bridge and to see what repaires are
wanting to be done thereto

By Adjournment on Thursday the 14th Day of April
1743 .

Order for Mr. Higgs< no role >
the County Treaer to.
pay £64..17s..8d to.
Mr. Henry Wallbanck< no role >
Keeper of the House.
of Correccon at
Clerkenwell for.
passing & Relieving
Vagrants & Vagabonds}

It appearing to this Court by a Certificate Dated this Fourteen
Day of April Instant under the Hands of Francis Hole< no role >
and George Errington< no role > Esqrs . two of his Majesty< no role > Justices of
the peace for this County being of the Committee for Stating and
Adjusting the publick Accounts of the said County that they have
perused the Account of Henry Wallbanck< no role > Keeper of the House
of Correction at Clerkenwell in this County beginning the 17th.
Day of February in the Year of our Lord 1742 and Ending the
14th. Day of April in the year of our Lord 1743 and Examined
the same with the Vouchers and find that the Sum of Sixty
four pounds Seventeen Shillings and Eight pence is due
unto the said Henry Wallbanck< no role > upon the said Account for
the passing and relieving of Vagrants and Vagabonds untill
the 14th. Day of April aforesaid Inclusive And the said
Henry Wallbanck< no role > praying that this Court will please to