The Fine for Ward
Offices Raised from £12
to £20.

Then Mr Maynard Moved that in Regard
the Constables were Obliged to do double duty The Fines for
All Ward Offices for the future shoud be Raised from £12 to
£20 And being Seconded the Question was putt on the
said Motion and carry'd in the Affirmative

Ordered that the Fine for All Ward Offices
for the future, be Raised from £12 to £20.

Exd P Nath Andrews< no role >
Vestry Cl.

At a Vestry held on Thursday the 5th Day
of September 1754.

The Same Gentleman being Present

Vestry held to Receive
the Report from the
Comittee Relating to the
Parish Lands at Ware
& Collier Row & on other
Offices

Mr Church Warden Dunn Open'd the
Vestry by acquainting the Gentleman present that this
Vestry was held Pursuant to Publick Notice given in the
Church to Receive the Report from the Comittee relating to
the Parish Lands at Ware and Collier Row and upon other
Affairs.

The Order of the 25th day of
April for Appointing a
Comittee

Ordered that an Order of Vestry made on
Thursday the 25th day of April last for Appointing a Comittee
to View the Estates at Ware and Collier Row belonging to this
Parish be now Read and the same was Read accordingly

The Committee's Report
Read touching the Lands
at Ware

Then Mr Church Warden Dunn Reported from
the said Comittee That they had been down and View'd the
Parish Lands at Ware now in the Occupation of Mrs
Thomas Green< no role > and found the same in good Heart And no
Encroachment or Wast thereon And as Mr Greens Lease
woud Expire at Michmas now next coming, They were of