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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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The next Entry of the Names of suitors
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from the Recognizances return'd by the Judges &
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Justices, which are filed with the Indictmts. of that
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Same Session to wch those Recogn are returned
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and those names with their numbers are references to the Recogs. themselves
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Over which names are entred brief minutes
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of the proceedgs. had at that
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or any other
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Session till the time of Estreatg. or conclusion of the business as that
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the party was acquitted, or convicted & fined &
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fine paid or not, or ordered to be estreated.That the or
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she pleaded, or
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dermerr'd or made default or
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that the recogn was respited tile ye next Session or without says till farther order or was discharged or
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that the Estreat g was respited Etc. with other
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Between the Sept Session & October Session
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shortly before to the estreating Session October
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it has been the Custom to send Letters to the
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defaulting parties to
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recognizances shod. not be estreated which
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Notices have brot. many to come to tryal or to
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agree with their
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prosecutors,
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and submit to fines or procure a stay of proceeding
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