Among the Orders of Easter Term in the
twentieth year of the Reign of his Majesty
King George the third in the Book of Orders
of the Court of Exchequer in the Lord Treasurers
Remembrances Office there is contained as
follows. Vizt.

Friday the twenty eighth day of April

Middlesex .

Whereas on the Motion of Mr. Howorth on behalf of Charles
Eyles< no role > Gentleman Deputy Clerk of the Peace for the said County
informing the Court that if does appear from the Affidavit of the said
Charles Eyles< no role > that on or about the third day of December last he
delivered to the Sheriff of the said County an Estreat or Extract of
the Issues Fines Amerciaments and Recognizances forfeited and
sett in the several Sessions of the Peace holden in and for the said
County between Michaelmas One thousand seven hundred and
seventy eight and Michaelmas one thousand seven hundred and
seventy nine and did also deliver into this Court to wit to Sir John
Skynner< no role > Knight Chief Baron of the said Court a Duplicate of such
Estreat so delivered to the Sheriff aforesaid; That some time after the
delivery of the Estreat aforesaid He the said Charles Eyles< no role > discovered
that a fine sett and imposed by the Court at the General Quarter Session
of the Peace holden in and for the said County in the Month of
January one thousand seven hundred and seventy nine upon one Ann
Fenwick< no role > upon her conviction on an Indictment against her for a certain
Misdemeanor was omitted to be Inserted in the said Estreat; That
he the said Charles Eyles< no role > did not wittingly or willingly conceal the
said fine or wittingly or willingly miscertify whereby the
Process of this Honourable Court for levying the same might be made
invalid and of none Effect nor for any other cause whatsoever; but that
the Miscertifying the said fine was a mere unintentional Omission