Town and County of
Newcastle upon Tyne .}

BE it remembered, That on the fourth
Day of July in the eighth Year of the
Reign of our Sovereign Lord George the third of Great
Britain, France, and Ireland, King, Defender of the Faith, and so forth,
and in the Year of our Lord, 17 68 Henry Flack< no role > of North Shields in
the County of Northumberland Mariner James English< no role > of the
same place Shipwright and David Jackson< no role > of Gates head in
the County of Durham Smith severally came
personally [..] before me Edward Mosley< no role > Esquire Mayor
Esquire,
and one of the Justices of our said Lord the King, assigned to keep
the Peace in the said Town and County of Newcastle upon Tyne , and
Severally and respectively acknowledged Themselves
to owe to our said Lord the King the respective Sumsforhereafter
mentioned (to wit) the said Henry Flack< no role > the Sum of
fifty pounds the said James English< no role > the Sum of Twenty five
pounds and the said David Jackson< no role > the Sum of Twenty five pounds
of lawful Money of Great Britain, to be made and leviedof respectively of
their respective Goods and Chattels, Lands and Tenements,
to the Use of our said Lord the King, his Heirs
and Successors, if the said Henry Flack< no role >
do fail, or make Default in the following
Condition.

The Condition of the above-written Recognizance is such, That if the
above-bounden Henry Flack< no role >
do and shall appear at the next General or Quarter Sessions of the peace
to be holden for thesaid Town andCounty of Newcastle
upon Tyne, and then and there Middlesex then and there to answer all
such Offences Misdemeanors matters and Things as shall be
charged against Him on his Majesty's behalf
and in the mean time for his peaceable and good behaviour

towards our said Lord the King and all his Leige Subjects especially
towares David Sev [..] < no role >
And if after his Appearance to made as aforesaid he do not
depart the Court without the Liecence or Permission of the Court: Then the above-
written Recognizance to be void, otherwise to be remain in full Force and
Virtue.

dd.

Taken and acknowledged at the
Town and County of Newcastle
upon Tyne, the Day and Tear first
above-written, before me}

Edw: Mosley< no role > Mayor