those occasions all which wee humbly certifye and
Submitt to the Court

14th. October 1726.

John Milner< no role >
John Tuller< no role >
Robt. Tothill< no role >
John ellis< no role >

Middx ss:

Ad General Quarterial Session pacis Dui Regis tent P Com Middx
apnd Hicks hall in St. John Street in Com prs P Adjorn die
[..] Jovis Scilt vicesimo primo die Apilis Anno regin
Dui Georgij nunc Regis Magne Britannie Etc Duodecimo Dram
Daniele Dolins< no role > mil Nahaniele Blackerly< no role > Rico Gifford< no role > [..]
Willo Ellis< no role > Aris & al socys Sins Justic dci Dui Regis ad
pacem in Com prd conservand nemon ad divers felon
transed & al male fra in eodin Com perpetrat andiend
& termmand assign Etc

Whereas by an Order made at the Generall Quarter Sessions
of the yeare holden for this County in the Month of April
One thousand seven hundred twenty five It was recomended
unto the Justices of the peace inhabiting within the
Parish of St James Clerkenwell & the parish of St John
Clerkenwell late parcell of the said parish of St. James
Clerkenwell in this County (the poors Rate being one and
the same over both parishes) that noe future Rate or
Rates for reliefe of the poor there or the Accompt or
Accompts of any the Overseer or Overseers of the poore
there should be confirmed or allowed unless at some
publique meeting to be had at some publique place
within one of the said parishes upon three days Notice
or more given to all the Justices resideing within the said
parishes of the times & places appointed for Such meetings
And that the Overseers Accompt for the yeare then last
past & soe every subsequent Accompt should be laid
before the said Justices at Such meeting or meetings for
their inspeccon & direccon for the makeing of any New Rate or
Rates, Now for as much as it hath been alledged unto this
Court by Thomas Pindar< no role > Esqr . our of his Maties Justices
of the peace for this County resideing in the said parish of
St. John Clerkenwell that the said Order hath not been