hereby required to levy the Same by Distress and Sale of the
Goods and Chattels of Such Churchwardens Chappelwardens or
Overseers of the Poor or any of them So refusing or neglecting to
pay the Same as aforesaid by Warrant under the hands and Seals
of two or more Justices of the Peace of the Said County residing
in or near Such Parish or Place rendring the Overplus if any
there be after deducting the Money assessed and the Charges of
the Distress and Sale to the Owner or Owners thereof And the
High Constables Churchwardens Chappel Wardens and Overseers
of the Poor in the Said County are not to fail of performing the
the Matters and things abovementioned enjoyned them by this
Order in pursuance of the Said Act of Parliament under the
Penalties mentioned in the Said Act.

By adjournmt. Thursday the seventeenth day of January 1754

Order for disallowing travelling
Charges to Mr. Roger Jackson< no role >
Coroner for the City and Liberty
of Westminster .

Whereas at the last General Session of the Peace holden for the County of Middx
by adjournment on Thursday the sixth day of December last It was amongst other
Matters Ordered That the Sum of Seventeen pounds should be paid by the Treasurer
of this County unto Roger Jackson< no role > Gent Coroner of the City and Liberty of Westminster
for taking Inquisitions on View of Dead Bodies in the said Liberty and there being
several small Sums of money which the sd. Roger Jackson< no role > desired might be allowed
to him for travelling Charges on account of the premisses amounting together to the
Sum of twelve shillings the Consideration whereof was adjourned by the Court
untill this present Session This Court is now of Opinion and doth think fit not
to allow to the said Roger Jackson< no role > the aforesaid Sum of twelve shillings by
him charged for his said travelling Charges.