Middlesex

At the General Session of the Peace of our Lord the King holden in
and for the County of Middlesex at the Session House for the Said County on
Monday the Twentieth day of February in the Twenty Sixth Year of the
Reign of one Sovereign Lord George the Third King of Great Britain Etc.

The King On the Prosn. of David Jenkins< no role >
agt.
Esther< no role > the wife of John Timberman< no role > (Indicted by the Name of Mary< no role > }
For an Asst.

Upon reading the Affidt. of the above named
Defendant and Margaret Tryer< no role > It is Ordered that Notice of Deft.
having (Field a Plea of Misnomer (by the Name of Esther< no role > ) to be left at
the office of the Clerk of the Peace for this County for the next Session be
deemed good Service (in case the Prosr. or his present abode cannot be found
in the mean time) and that the Recogce. for the Deft. appearance at this
Session do Stand Respited

By the Court
Selby

Whereas at the General Session of the peace of our lord the King holden in and
for the said County of Middx at the Session House for the said County on Monday
the Ninth day of Janry. last I field a Place of Misnomer by the Name of
Esther to the Indict. by you Preferred against one by the Name of Mary
Timberman< no role > for an asst. You are therefore to take Notice that unless you
Reply to the said Plea on or before the Twenty Eighth day of April Inst. the
Quarter CourtCourt of Quarter Session to be held by adjournment at the
New Sessions House aforesaid will be moved at Nine of the Clock in the Forenoon
of the same day or so Soon after as Counsil can be heared that the said
Plea may be allowed for went of Replication and that the Indictment
may be Quashed Dated this 17th. day of April 1786

To
Henry Collingwood Selby< no role > Esqr .
Clerk of the Peace for the County
Hall

To David Jenkins< no role > the Prosecutor

Yours Etc.
Esther Timberman< no role >