Middlesex to witt

Be it Remembered on the Second day of
February In the third year of the Reign of our Sovereign Lord
George the third now King of Great Britain Etc and in the
year of our Lord One Thousand Seven hundred and Sixty Three
before me Paul Vaillant< no role > Esquire one of his Majestices Justices of
the peace for the County of Middlesex Acting for Holborn Division
in the said County came Richard Brown< no role > of the Inner Temple
London Gentleman in his ours proper persons and was then duly
Sworn and took his Corporal Oath upon the Holy Gospal of God
before me the said Paul Vaillant< no role > and in and by the said Oath
he the said Richard Brown< no role > did then Complain to and Inform me
the said Paul Vaillant< no role > That James Roupell< no role > of the Precinct of
the Savoy within the Liberty of the Dutchy of Lancaster in the
Division and County aforesaid Victualler Doth keep and Maintain
an Irregular and Disorderly House Contrary to the Tenor of the
Recognizance entered into by him and his Suretias at the Time of his
Lycence being Granted to him to Sell Beer ale and other Liquors
to Wit, first by permitting and Suffering playing at Cards in
his House Secondly by Suffering persons to become Drunk in
his said House and Remain there Tipling and Drinking Contrary
to Law and Thirdly by Suffering other Disorders to be Committed
in his said House Contrary to the Laws of this Realm in that
behalf provided and which induces the said Richard Brown< no role >
to pray that the said James Roupell< no role > may be Summoned to Answer
the aforesaid Complaints at the next General Sessions of the
peace to be held at Hicks's Hall in and for the County of
Middlesex and shew Cause why his Lycence and Recognizance
should not be for feited pursuant to the Statute Etc. And be
it also Remembred that in the Judgment of me the said
Paul Vailaint the Justice aforesaid he the said James Roupell< no role >
hath Committed an Act whereby his Recognizance may be
for feited and the Condition Broken Wherefore I the said Paul
Vaillant< no role > the Justice aforesaid have by Summons under my
hand and Seal Required the said James Roupell< no role > to appear
at the next General Sessions of the Peace then and there to
Answer the Matter of the said Complaint or Information
In Testimony where of I have hereunto Set my hand and
Seal the day and Year first above Written.

Paul Vaillant< no role >