September 1795

should not take upon himself the Office of one of the High
Constables for the said Hundred in the room of the said
Christopher Glover< no role > .

By Adjournment at the Session House aforesaid
on Saturday the 19th. day of September 1795
Before William Mainwaring< no role > Esquire

Mr William saxon attended the Court and stated that he
was at that time churchwarden of the Parish of Brentford the
Duties of which Office employed a considerable portion of his time
and therefore prayed to be excused taking upon him the Office of
High Constable , which excuse being admitted by the Court It is
Ordered that Joseph Wilkins< no role > another Person recommended by the
Magistrates acting in the Hundred of Elthorne to the Sessions as a
proper person to serve the Office of High Constable be appointed and
that he do take upon himself the said Office and that the Clerk of
the peace do issue an Order for his attendance on Monday next
the 21st. Instant for that purpose.

By Adjournment same day

The Sheriff of the County of Middlesex having produced and
shewn to this Court Four certain Writs of Execution issuing out of the
Court of Common Pleas at Westminster , the one at the Suit of John
Jacques for £94.10.0 another at the Suit of Edward Egginton< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. for £77..15.0, another at the Suit of
Sarah Hanna< no role > for £498.0.0 and the other at the Suit of Benjamin Fletcher< no role > , for £62:0:
for certain Trespasses and Riots within the Hundred of Ossulston; against
Richard Monkhouse< no role > and Thomas Dearing< no role > two of the Inhabitants of the said
Hundred: and due Proof upon Oath being made that the Costs and Charges
necessarily incurred by the said Defendants in and about the defending
the said Four several Actions have been Taxed by the proper Officer of the