Certificates should be granted in Sessions time, nor 'till
after the adjournment day of every Sessions, Prosecutions
might be regularly carried on without delay of Justice or
oppressing the subject.

Its' also apprehended, that were the Justices to agree
amongst themselves, that all persons brought before them
in Sessions time by virtue of a Bench Warrant and not
into Court, should enter into Recognizance to appear and
plead the last day of the same sessions, or on the
adjournment day thereof, and let the Recognizance be
returned to the Clerk of the Peace the day after taken, this
would likewise prevent a delay of Justice, and put a stop
to persons taking out Bench Warrants against themselves
which have been frequently practised of late for a delay
of Justice, tho they might have gone into Court and
pleaded.

This form

Sir

Your Most obedient
humble Servt.
A Practitioner

By Adjornment on Thursday the 18th. Day of October
1744 .

It is Ordered by this Court that for the future no sum of Money
be allowed to any Constable or other Peace Office for carrying
any Vagabond or Vagrant from any of the Parishes in Westminster
or places adjacent to the House of Correction to be there corrected.

By adjornment on Friday the nineteenth day of October 1744.

A Party of the Kings Soldiers having this Day attended from six a Clock
in the Morning to assist the peace Officers in the apprehending and
Securing Street Robbers & Gamblers, and for the safe carrying George
Cox a Suspected Gambler upon a Writ of Habeas Corpus before the
Lord Chief Justice of the Kings Bench to prevent his being rescued
It is Ordered by this Court that the sum of six shillings be allowed &
paid out of the Colt Money belonging to the Justices of the peace of
this County to the said Soldiers for their subsistance and also that
one shilling for Coach hire for John Elliot< no role > This name instance is in set 3963. Esqr . in order to attend the sd.
Lord Chief Justice be also allowed & paid out of the said Colt Money,
which sums together amount to seven shillings, and to be allowed to
the Treasurer of the said Colt Money,