That the said James Struges Adams be paid by the Treasurer of this
County for the Conveying the said Vagabonds monthly the Sum of £16..13s..4d for
every Calendar Month; and also for the Subsistance of such Vagrants as
shall be lodged at his House; Two Pence per Day, and Three Pence per Day
for those lodged at Stains, Colnbrooke , South Mims , and Endfield , so as
such Subsistance shall not amount to more than Six Pence each Person for
those received at the Contractor's House; nor to exceed Nine Pence per Head for
those lodged at Stains , Colnbooke South Mims and Endfield , and less in
Proportion to the time of their Lodgment at the said Places: And also the said
James Struges Adams shall be allowed Six Pence for the Subsistence of every
Vagabond by him conveyed, except those who being apprehended in Town shall
have their Settlement with in the [..] Bills of Mortality; for which Vagalands
no Allowance of any kind shall be made.

That an Account of all Vagabonds conveyed by the said James Sturges
Adams< no role > be laid before the Conton the County day of every Sessions, and at
every General Quarter Sessions for the City and Liberty of Westminster , as
directed by the Order of Sessions of July 14th. 1757. distinguishing for the future
in his said Accounts those passed from the Bridewells and Lodgments in
(Town, from those conveyed from Staines Colnbrooke; South Mims and Endfield
and also seperating the Accounts of the Subsistance Money Paid, which Accounts
should also be delivered at every Sessions with the other Lists. And such Lists
and Account of Subsistance to be verified upon path if required, and Oath to
be made upon the Back of every Order of Conveying of the Delivery of the
Vagabond therein mentioned.

That they are of Opinion that of the Magistrates with in the Bills of
Mortality with in this County would Adopt the Method practised by the
Magistrates of the City of London , in allowing only two Shillings for apprehendg:
a Vagabond, and in other respects, conform themselves to the Resolutions
of this Court, the whole Charge arising from the Articles of Vagabonds would
be reduced to little more than One third of the Expence this County hath
been put to on that Account.

That for want of a Proper and regular Method in laying before this
Court an Annual Account of the Expence this County had been put to on
the Article of Vagabonds many Irregularties have arisen and passed
unobserved, to the great Detriment of the County; to prevent which
Inconvenience for the future, and to render the passing of these Accounts
more certain and more easy to the Magistrates, the Committee
recommend the following Method to the Court.

That the Treasurer of this County do provide a proper Book, and from
Michaelmas Day last, enter therein a abstracts of all Orders or Certificates