County of
Middlesex }
3d. Geo 3 c 5 & 21
Co [..]
ann Marshall< no role > [..]
ent [..]

Be it Rememberd, that this Sixth Day of February in the
Year from Lord one Thousand Seven Hundred and Nintythat William
Boyd< no role > Gentleman , who Posecuseth as well for his Present Majesty that
Now is as for himself now here exhibetoth to and before uswhere James Edward Read< no role >
[..] & William Byde < no role > Esquires Two of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the
County of Middlesex Custody now to the Place where the Hospitalls and Fine house offer negt and [..] and commended a Complaint and Information, and thereby Informant
us That for three Months now last past and longer, Ingram Horn< no role > and
William Goodrick< no role > has been, have Continued to be and yet are two of the
Officers of his Majesty's Revenue of Exise , and for the Duties upon
Mall and that for the said three Months now last Past and longer,
One Abraham Ayton< no role > hath been, hath continued to be, and yetis at
Brentford in the Parish of Ealing in the said County of Middlesex
A Malster and Maker of Mall for SalePast a Court and [..] The said Ingram then and
William Goodrick< no role > so being such Officers as aforesaid with in three
Months now last that is to say, on the [..]
December now last Past, did find inin the Malt our of the said Abraham [..] two Continuemade useofby
himthe said Abraham Aytonfor the Making of Mallso being said allster now [..] at Brentford
in the Parish of Ealing aforesaid a Quantity of Corn, that is to say, Two
Hundred and Sixty Eight Bushelss of Corn, which had been Stceped, in Order
to the Making thereof into Mall and whichwasso hard Said Corn was pun and there close, and Compact
as it could notbehave been in less the same had by some means or other been forced
together to Present the rising and Swelling there of Count away to the Form of the
Statute in that Cause Produced

Whereby and ley Force of the said Statutein the State in the Case under [..] the said Abraham Ayton< no role > so being she Master aforesaid
and hath for feited and last the Sums of Five Shillings for every Bushel of such Corne of formed
so hard close and Compactas afdas aforesaid amounting in the Whole to the Same of Sixty seven Pounds of Law full Money
of Great Britain Whereupon the said William Boyd< no role > , who as
well etc. a Prays the Judgment of us the said Justices in the Premises, and that
the said Defendant may be Summond to Answer the Premises and make
Exhibited before us

William Hide< no role >
Edwd. Read< no role > }
Copey

William Boyd< no role >