Mr Hardisty

There was one William Clarke< no role > of Teddington a poor labouring man [..]
bound over to the sessions of the peace for this County by Mr. Hammond
about two years agoe concerning a Bastard child borne in the County of
Bucks which Child I am credibly informed is long since dead and noe
further psecucon against Clarke for the same, I am therefore of the opinion
that his recognizance ought discharged

There is alsoe one John Lesly< no role > a Comander in the East India Companys
Service under an Indictment and recognizance att Hickshall of long standing
which I understand hath been respited sevall times by reason of his being beyond
Sea Mr. Rowe. Sollicitor to the Company acquaints me that Capt. Lesly is
Still in the Companys Service (if alive) and beyond the Seas, therefore I third
itt reasonable that the recognizance of him and his bail ought to be further
respited and not estreated Mr. Rowe will pay you your Fees for the
Same.

I am yr humble Srvt
Jo: Hungerford< no role >

Septr 24th 1706

I am vry well satisfied of the truth of the facts of
both these certificatts