MIDDLESEX .

OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE PEACE,
No. 25, Castle-yard , Holborn,
29th September, 1779.

Mr. Henry Cline< no role >

You were bound to appear a nd pros: George Bennet< no role > in
MayApril Session last at HICKS-HALL , in Saint John-Street , but not
appearing, your Recognizance is become forfeited; and
will be Estreated into the Court of Exchequer , from whence
Execution will proceed for the levying twenty
Pounds on your Goods and Chattels; unless Care be taken
to stop Proceedings, by an Application for a Respite at the
next Session, which will begin at HICKS-HALL aforesaid
on the eighteenth Day of October next.

I am,
Your humble Servant,
CHARLES EYLES< no role > ,
Deputy Clerk of the Peace .

Be there about Three o'Clock;
and bring this Letter with you.}
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