Leonard Reevs< no role >
John Pickersgill< no role >
Sara Bentley< no role > }

are referred to Robert Jackson< no role > Esqr to bail or discharge
as he shall see cause, when delivered to pay
sevally 2s

John Cooper< no role > convicted of a trespass is fined 1s which is to be estreated
And he is to be delivered paying his Fees iiijs viijd

James Beby< no role > - is referred to Jacob Delamot Blayney< no role > Esqr to bail or
discharge as he shall see cause, when delivered to pay
2s.

Caleb Holford< no role > is ordered to be continued and find Sufficient Sureties before
the Justice of the peace who comitted him for his appearance
at the next genal Sessions of the peace to be held for this
County to answer for assaulting one Mary Smyth< no role > , to remain
till he find such sureties then to be delivered paying
his Fees 2s

John Skinner< no role > is referred to Thomas Robe< no role > Esqr to bail or discharge as he
shal see cause, when delivered to pay 2s

Anne Remington< no role >
John Evans< no role > }

are referred to John Fuller< no role > Esqr to bail or discharge as he
Shall see cause, when delivered to pay sevally 2s

Samuel Pitt< no role > is referred to Olliver Lambart< no role > Esqr to bail or discharge as
he shall see cause, when delivered to pay 2s

John Tomlins< no role >
Mary Chambers< no role >
John Pearson< no role >
Richard Doyle< no role >

are referred to Alexander Ward< no role > Esqr to bail or discharge as
he shall see cause when delivered to pay sevally 2s

Thomas Grace< no role > convicted of a trespasse is fined three markes &
remanded and comitted to newprison aforesaid untill
he pay the same then to be delivered paying his Fees
2s

Anne< no role > the wife of Roger Johnson< no role > This name instance is in set 3039.
als [..] Anne Dowling< no role >
Christofer Johnson< no role > &
Mary< no role > the wife of Thomas Williams< no role > }
are indicted for high Treason
in diminishing the current
coyne of this Kingdom & are
forthwith to be removed &
comitted to his Maties Goale of Newgate there to remain
Untill they are delivered by due course of Law