Middlesex

At the general Quarter Session of the Peace holden for
the County of middlesex at Hicks Hall in Saint John
Street in the County aforesaid by Adjournment on Thursday
the Seventeenth Day of April in the Thirty third year of
the Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the Second King of
great Britain Etc.

An Account of Inquisitions being produced before this Court by John
Feary< no role > Esquire one of the Coroner for the City and Liberty of Westminster in this
County there in mentioning the same to be taken on View of dead Bodies
with in the said City and Liberty before the said Coroner from the Eleventh
day of February 1760 to the Twenty Ninth day of March in the same
Year And by Act of Parliament chargeable on the said County which
Inquisitions contain the Names of the Bodies viewed being Seven
in Number And it appearing unto this Court by writing under the
Hands of Bartholomew Hammond< no role > Francis Bedwell< no role > and William Timbrell< no role >
Esquire three of his Majestys Justices of the Peace for the said County.
that they have Examined the said Account and that there is due for
the same to the said Coroner the Sum of Six Pounds and Eight
Shillings It is Ordered by this Court that Mr John Higgs< no role > the
Treasurer of this County do pay the said Sum of Six pounds and
Eight Shillings unto the said Coroner in full of his said Demand
whose Receipt together with this Order shall be as sufficient Discharge
to the said Treasurer for such Payment

By the Court
Waller

Received this 6th day of Decemr 1760. Of Mr. John
Higgs< no role > Treasurer of the County of Middlesex the Sum of
Six Pounds and eight Shillings in full, pursuant to the
abovementioned Order

by me
Jno Feary< no role > .

£6..8..0