and relieving of Vagrants and Vagabonds until the
twenty first day of February in the Said year one thousand
Seven hundred and forty three, And the Said Henry Wallbanck< no role >
praying that the Said Sum may be paid unto him. It is Ordered
by this Court that the Said Sum of fifteen pounds and fifteen
Shillings be paid by Mr. John Higgs< no role > Treasurer of this County
unto the Said Henry Wallbanck< no role > in full of the Moneys due to
him upon his Said Account whose Receipt together with this
Order Shall be a Sufficient Discharge to the Sd. Treasurer
for Such payment.

To the Kings Most Excellent Majesty.

Address to the
King.}

The Humble Address of your Majesty's Justices of the Peace for
the County of Middlesex at their General Sessions Assembled.

Most Gracious Sovereign,

We your Majesties Most Dutifull Subjects beg Leave on this
Extraordinary and unexpected Occasion to express our Duty and
Zeal and to assure your Majesty of our Fidelity and Diligence in
exerting our Selves according to the Trust reposed in us to the utmost
of our Power and Ability in preferring the Peace of this County
if any Attempts Should be made to disturb the Same.

We are truly Sensible of the Blessings we enjoy under your
Majesty's Government in the Preservation of the Protestant
Religion and of the Laws and Liberties of these Kingdoms,
Which invaluable Blessings would be totally Subverted if a
Popish Pretender Should be imposed upon Us.

We take this Opportunity to renew our Assurances of our
Sincere Attachment to your Majesty and your Royal Family
and of our utmost Endeavours to Support and defend your Majesty's
Person and Government against all your Enemies.

Middlesex .

At the General Session of the Peace of our Sovereign Lord< no role >
the King holden at Hicks Hall in Saint John Street in and for the
County of Middlesex by Adjornment on Thursday the twenty
third Day of February in the Seventeenth Year of the
Reign