of His Subjects are So much concerned, is pleased also to
require the said Justices in their respective Petty. Sessions
and Meetings, to draw up in Writing. from Time to Time,
an Account of their Proceedings, inserting therein the Names
of the Justices who attend, and of the Peace-Officers
whom they Shall employ, taking particular Notice of
the Real and Diligence of each of them in the
Performance of his Duty; which Accounts are to be
laid before His Majesty< no role > . that His Majesty< no role > being himself
informed of thir Behaviour, May bestow Marks of His
Royal Bounty on such of the paid Peace-Officers as
Shall remarkably distinguish themselves in this
Service; not doubting that the Justices on their Part,
will punish the negligent or corrupt with Rigour as by
Law they may.

His Majesty< no role > 's Justices now assembled in this present
General Quarter Sessions, having taken the Contents of
the Said Letter into their Consideration, and being
unanimously determined to proceed with the utmost
Vigour, Zeal and Diligence in the Several Matters
therein recommended to them, have thought fit, in
Obedience to His Majesty< no role > 's Commands, and for the
more effectual Execution of the Same; and this
Court doth order that it be, and it is hereby
recommended and referred to John Milner< no role > This name instance is in set 4214. , Esqr .
Sir John Gonson< no role > Kt . Robert Thorn< no role > hill, Thomas
Woodcock, James Stewart< no role > , Temple Stanyan< no role > , John Ellis< no role > of
Denmark. Street , Thomas Robe< no role > , John Merter< no role > , Thomas
Scott, George Cooke< no role > , Samuel Savill< no role > , John Battely< no role > , Henry
Norris< no role > , Stephen Hall< no role > , John Oakey< no role > , Vandersch,< no role >
Robert Tothill< no role > , Richard Newton< no role > Joseph Hayne< no role > Robert
Jackson,< no role > Miles Bourk< no role > , Thomas Thayer< no role > and William Yonge< no role >
Esquires Justices of the Peace for this County, and to Such