Payment appeard to be in Consequence of the very great Demands
lately made on him and the difficulty of obtaining the money
assessed on the several Parishes towards the County Rate but
that the Court had given Directions to the Treasurer to pay
the Money due to the City out of the first Monies which
should come to his hands.

By adjournment same Day.

The following Memorial of Mr. Joseph Burchell< no role > the County
Treasurer being laid before the Court and Read Vizt.
(here insert Mr. Burchells Memorial)

Resolved That Mr. Joseph Burchell< no role > the County Treasurer
be Allowed the sum of £200. as a Recompence for the trouble
and Expence he has been put to in consequence of the Duties
imposed on him as County Treasurer by the several Laws
relating to the Militia Service from September 1794 to
September 1796. and that the Clerk of the peace do issue an
Order upon the Treasurer of the County for payment thereof

By adjournment same Day

The Court having proceeded to enquire into the refactory
Behviour which had been reported to have lately taken
place amongst the Prisoners when in the Chapel at the
House of Correction in Cold Bath fields , the Report of Mr. Aris the
GovernorsReportwas Read as follows
(here insert the Memorial)

Aaron Graham< no role > Esquire one of His Majesty's Justices
of the peace for this County informed the Court that he had
been sent to by Mr. Aris the Governor of the House of Correction
upon the first Alarm of a riotous disposition in the Prisoners desiring his Attendance and advice