MIDDLESEX
.
AT the GeneralSession of the Peace
of our Lord the King, holden in and for the County
of Middlesex
, at Hicks-Hall
, in Saint John-Street
,
(by adjournment) on Thursdaythe thirty first
Day of Mayin the twenty first Year of the
Reign of our Sovereign Lord GEORGE the Third, King of
Great Britain, Etc.
A Bill of James Holmes< no role >
for Bread delivered to the Prisoners in New Prison
at
Clerkenwell
from the 16th day of January last to the 26th. day of February following
both Inclusive amounting to the Sum of twenty three pounds three Shillings and Seven
pence another Bill of the said James Holmes< no role >
for Bread delivered to the Prisoners in the
House of Correction
at Clerkenwell
from the 27th day of February last to the 28th day of April
following both inclusive amounting to the Sum of thirty five pounds thirteen Shillings
and three pence one other Bill of the said James Holmes< no role >
for Bread delivered to the
Prisoners in New Prison
at Clerkenwell
from the 29th day of April last to the 29th day of
May Instant both inclusive amounting to the Sum of eighteen pounds two Shillings
and eight pence being laid before this Court for payment and It appearing by the
report of the Committee appointed to consider Examine and audit every Bill Account
and demand made upon this County with a view to discover whether the same be just
and reasonable signified by David Walker< no role >
and John Staples< no role >
Esquires
two of his Majestys
Justices of the Peace
for the said County of Middlesex
and two of the Members of the said
Committee
by their respectively signing the said Bills that the charges therein are
just and true It is Ordered that Mr John Benson< no role >
the County Treasurer
do
pay unto the said James Holmes< no role >
out of the County rate the said several Sums of
twenty three pounds three Shillings and seven pence thirty five pounds thirteen Shillings
and three pence and eighteen pounds two Shillings and eight pence making together
the Sum of seventy six pounds nineteen Shillings and six pence and that the receipt
of the said James Holmes< no role >
together with this order shall be a sufficient discharge
to the said Treasurer for such payment
By the Court
Selby
Receved of Mr Benson Treasurer
for the County
of Midlesex
the Sum of Seventy Six Pound
Nineteen Shillings and Six pence 11th June
1782
James Holmes< no role >
£76:19:6