September 1789

" & to give such Orders as they shall deem necessary for the due
"preservation of the Peace on that occasion

"I am
"Gentlemen
"Your most obedient Humble Servant
"I Hubbald"

"Southgate Middlesex
"8th. Septemr. 1789.

"NB: The Publicans of Edmonton complain to me of the hardships
"they sustain during the time of the Spair by a great number of
"persons bringing Ale & Beer in Carts from distant parts of the
"County & selling it to the great detriment of them who are regularly
"Licens'd"

To the Chairman & Justices of the Peace for the County of Middlesex
"now assembled at the General Session of the Peace."

And the following Papers alluded to and inclosed in the said
Letter being also Read Vizt.

"Edmonton Statute.

"Will be held on Monday the 14th. Tuesday the 15th and
"Wednesday the 16th. of September next according to Annual Custom

"All persons desirous of erecting or having Booths Stands Etc
"must apply to Mr William Skilton< no role > of Lower Edmonton who is
"appointed by the Lady of the Manor to settle and agree for the same
"on her behalf, And Notice is hereby Given that all Booths Stands
"Etc erected without Application and satisfcation being made to the
"said William Skilton< no role > will be pulled dowm immediately
"Edmonton , August 17: 1789.

"Edmonton Statute, Begins September the 14th. 1789.

"Any Persons who are desirous to erect Stalls or
"Booths, must apply for a Licence for that purpose to William
"Wright< no role > High Constable at Edmonton , and if any Person or
"Persons shall presume to Erect any Booth or Stall without
"such Licence, the same will be pulled down, and the Person