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At General Session of the Peace of our Lord the King holden for
the County of Middlesex at Hicks Hall in Saint John Street in the
said County by Adjournment on Thursday the Tenth day of
September in the Twelfth Year of the Reign of our sovereign Lord
George the Third King of Great Britain Etc. Before John Hawkins< no role >
Benjamin Cowley< no role > Saunders Welch< no role > John Walford< no role > Esquires and
others their Fellows Justices of our said Lord the King assigned to
keep the Peace of our said Lord the King in the County aforesaid
and also to hear and determine divers Felonies Trespasses and
other Misdemeanors committed in the same County

Whereas the Churchwardens and Overseers of the Poor of the Parish
of Saint Martin Ludgate in the City of London Did at the last General Quarter
Session exhibited their Petition and Appeal settingforth That by Virtue of
a Pass Warrant or Order of Removal under the Hands and Seals of
David Wilmot< no role > Esquire and James Spagg< no role > Esquire two of this Majesty's
Justices of the Peace for the said County (one where of being of the
Quorum) bearing Date the day of July 1772 William Hawke< no role >
was removed and conveyed by the Churchwardens and Overseers of
the poor of the Parish of Christ Church in the County of Middlesex to the said Parish of Saint Martin Ludgate the said Justices
Adjudging the place of the last legal settlement of the said William
Howke< no role > to be in the said Parish of Saint Martin Ludgate
Whereby the Petitioners apprehended themselves aggrieved Which said
appeal was duly Adjourned unto this day Now upon hearing of the said
appeal and what hath been Alledged on either side by the respective
Churchwardens and Overseers their Council and Witnesses in and
concerning the Promises It is Ordered that the said Pass Warrant
or Order of the said two Justices be and the same whereby Confirmed
And it is further Ordered that the Churchwardens and Overseers of
the Poor of the said Parish of Saint Martin Ludgate Do maintain
and provide for the said William Hawke< no role > untill they can free them
selves from the Charge thereof by due Course of Law

By the Court
Butler
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