Leonard Phillips< no role > , as Inhabitants of the said Hundred of Ossulston , have been at in defend-
ing such Action, have been taxed by the proper Officer of the said Court at, and Amount
to the Sum of Sixteen Pounds Fourteen Shillings and Two-pence.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn to us a certain other Writ
of Execution, issuing our of the same Court, at the Suit of WILLIAM JARRETT< no role > , tested
the Sixth Day of November last; wereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of the Goods
and Chattels of Joseph Hopwood< no role > and Michael Fragan< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of the Hun-
dred of Ossulston, in the County, he cause to be made Sixty-four Pounds, which to
William Farrell< no role > , in the same Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by him
sustained, by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembly of divers Per-
sons, to the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint Luke , in the said County,
and in the said Hundred of Ossulston, then and there unlawfully, feloniously, and in
Force demolishing in Part a certain Dwelling-house of the said William, and being
in the said Parish of Saint Luke, in the Hundred of Ossulston aforesaid, in the said County
of Middlesex , together with divers Goods and Chattels of him the said William, were-
with the said Dwelling-house was there furnished, and kept and deposited therein, against
the Form of the Statute in Such Case made and provided, whereof the said joseph Hopwood< no role >
and Michael Fagan< no role > were convicted. AND WHEREAS due Proof, upon Oath, hath
been amde to us, that the just and necessary Expences which the said Joseph Hopwood< no role > and
Michael Fagan, as Inhabitants of the said Hundred of Ossulston, have been put at indefend-
ing such Action, have been taxed by the proper Officer of the said Court at, and Amount
to the Sum of Eleven Pounds ten Shillings and Seven-pence.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn to us a certain other Writ
of Exectuion, issuing out of the same Court, at the Suit of PETER LYON< no role > , tested the
Sixth Day of November last; whereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of the Goods and
Chattels of Joseph Hopwood< no role > and Michael Fagan, two of the Inhabitants of the Hundred
of Ossulston, in his County, he cause to be made Four Hundred and eighteen Pounds,
which to the said Peter Lyon< no role > , in the same Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by
him sustained, by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembly of divers
Person, to the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint Mary Matfellon, alias
Whitechapel , in the said County, and in the said Hundred of Ossulston, then and there un-
lawfully, feloniously, and in Force demolishing in Part a certain Dwelling-house of the
said Peter, and being in the said Parish of Saint Mary Matfellon, alias Whitechapel, in
the Hundred of Ossulston aforesaid, in the said County of Middlesex , together with divers
Goods and Chattels of him the said Peter, wherewith the said Dwelling-house was tehre
furnished, and kept and deposited therein, against the From of the Statute in such Case
made and provided, wherefo the said Joseph Hopwood< no role > and Michael Fagan< no role > were convicted.
AND WHEREAS due Proof, upon Oath, hath been made to us, that the just and ne-
cessary Expences which the Said Joseph Hopwood< no role > and Michael Fagan, as Inhabitants of the
said Hundred of Ossulston, have been at in defending such Action, have been taxed by
the proper Officer of the said Court at, and Amount to the Sum of Twelve Pounds two
Shillings and Four-pence,

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn to us a certain other Writ
of exectuion, issuing our of the same Couort, at the Suit of CHRISTOPHER CONNOR< no role > ,
tested the sixth Day of November last; wereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of
the Goods and Chattels of Joseph Hopwood< no role > and Michael Fagan< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of
the Hundred of ossulston , in his County, he cause to be made Four Hundred and Twenty-
one Pounds, which to Christopher Connor< no role > , in the same Court, were lately adjudged,
for his Damages by him sustained, by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous
assembly of divers Persons, to the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint
mary Matfelon, allis Whitechapel, in the said County, and in the said Hundred of Ossul-
ston, then and there unlawfully, feloniously and in Force demolishing in Part a certain
Dwelling-house of the said Peter, and being in the said parish of Saint Mary mat-
fellons alias Whitechapel, in the Hundred of Ossulston aforesaid, in the said County of
Middlesex , together with divers Goods and Chattels of him the said Christopher, where with
the said Dwelling-house was there frunished, and kept and deposited therein, against the
Form

Form of the Statute is Such Case made and provided, whereof the said Joseph Hopwood< no role >
and Michael Fagan< no role > were convicted. AND WHEREAS due Proof, upon Oath, hath
been made to us, that the just and necessary Expences which the said Joseph Hopwood< no role > and
Michael Fagan< no role > , as inhabitants of the said Hundred, have been at in defending such
Action, have been taxed by the proper Officer of the said Court at, and Amount to the
Sum of Seventeen Pounds Seven Shillings and Three-pence.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn to us a certain other Writ of
Execution, issuing out of the Court of King's Bench at Westminster , at the Suit of CORNE-
LIUS MURPHY< no role > , tested the sixteenth Day of November last; wereby the said Sheriff is
commanded, that of the Goods and Chattels of Edward Ewer< no role > and Edward Bond< no role > , two of the
Inhabitants of the Hundred of Ossulston, in his County, he cause to be made the Sum
of One Hundred and fifty Pounds ten Shillings, which to Cornelius Murpby, in the
same Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by him sustained, as well by Reason of
the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembling of divers Persons, to the Number of
twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint Luke , in the said County, and the said Hundred
of Ossulston, and there unlawfully, feloniously and with Force wholly demolishing and
destroying one Dewlling-house of the said Cornelius, situate and being in the said Parish
of Saint Luke aforesaid, in the said County, and in the said Hundred of Ossulston, together
with divers Goods and Chattels of the said Cornelius, there bein in the said Dwelling-
house, and wherewith the same was frunished, as by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and
tumultuous assembling of divers other Persons, to the Number of twelve and more, at
the said Parish of Saint Luke, in the said County, and in the said Hundred of Ossulstion, and
there unlawfully and with Force demoloshing and pulling down one other Dwelling-house
of the said Cornelius, situate and being in the Parish of Saint Luke aforesaid, in the said
County, and the said Hundred of Ossulston, together with divers Goods and Chattels and
Furniture of the said Cornelius, there being in the said last mentioned Dwelling-house,
whereof the said Edward Ewer< no role > and Edward Bond< no role > were convicted. AND WHEREAS
due Proof, upon Oath, hath been made to us, that the just and necessary Expences which
the said Edward Ewer< no role > and Edward Bond< no role > , and Inhabitants of the said Hundred of Ossulston,
said Court at, and Amount to the Sum of Ten Pounds and Eleven Shillings.

draft given for ref. teerto is mr. Shony

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn unto us a certain other Writ
of Execution, issuing out of th Court of Common Pleas at Westminster , at the Suit of
NORMAN HERBERT< no role > , tested the twenty-eight Day of November last; wereby the
said Sheriff is commanded, that of the Goods and Chattels of the Men inhabiting within
the Hundred of Ossulston, in his Bailiwick, he cause to be made Eighty-Six Pounds, which
to Norman Herbert, in the said Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages which
he had sustained, as well by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultous assembly
of divers Persons, to the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint George, in
the County of Middlesex aforesaid, and within the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County,
and then and there unlawfuly, feloniously and with Force wholly demolishing a Dwel-
ling-house of him the said Norman, situate and being in the said Parish of Saint George,
within the Hundred aforesaid, in the County aforesaid; and by Reason of the unlawful,
riotous, and tumultous assembly of divers other Persons, to the Number of twelve and
more, in the Parish of Saint George aforesaid, and within the Hundred aforesaid, in the
said County, and then and there unlawfully and with Force demolishing in Part another
Dwelling-house of him the said Norman, situate and being in the Parish of Saint George,
within the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, as also for his the said Norman's Costs
and Charges, by him the said Norman about his Suit in that Behalf expended, whereof
Philip Splidt< no role > and Thomas Bradshaw< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of the Parish of Saint George
aforesaid, within the hundred aforesaid, in the said County of Middlesex , were convicted.
AND WHEREAS due Proof, upon Oath, hath been made to us, that the just and
necessary Expences which the said Philip Splidt< no role > and Thomas Bradshaw< no role > , as Inhabitants of
the said Hundred, have been at in defending such Acution, have been taxed by the
proper Officer of the said Court at, and Amount to the Sum of Nine Pounds.
AND