P Adjorn Jovis quinto die Decembris 1728

Order for dismissing
the complaint of
Thomas Robe< no role > Esqr.
against John Weedon< no role >
Esqr . and for appointing
a Committee to inquire
into the proceedings
of the Clerk of the
market of the Kings
household

Whereas complaint was made into the Court to the last
Generall Quarter Sessions of the peace holden for this County by
Adjournment on Thursday the Seventeenth day of October last
against John Weedon< no role > Esqr . one of his Maties Justices of the peace
for this County by Thomas Robe< no role > Esqr . another of the Justices of
the peace of the Same County (who together with John Mathews< no role >
Esqr . is Clerk of the Market of the Kings household ) touching the
matters menconed & comprized in an Affidt. of Thomas Feilding< no role >
and Edward Evans< no role > Sworne on the Sixteenth day of the Said
month of October last, which Affidavit charged that the said
Thomas Feilding< no role > and Edward Evans< no role > were carryed on or
about the twelfth day of September now last before the Said Mr.
Weedon and Severall other Justices of the peace for this County
at Uxbridge aforesaid on the Complaint of Ann Hale< no role > of
Uxbridge in this County widow for extorting money from
the said Ann Hale< no role > under pretence of being Deputys to the
Clerk of the Market of his Majestys household , And that the
said Mr. Weedon hath returned to the said last Quarter Sessions
four Severall Recognizances against the Said Feilding and
Evans (Vizt.) two Recognizances against the Said Feilding at the
complaint of George Harman< no role > Richard Thompson< no role > Richard
Collins & Ann Hale< no role > and two other Recognizances against the
said Evans at the complaint of the Said four persons, whereas
there was noe more than and Recognizance acknowledged
by the said Feilding & Evans or any more than one read
unto their or entred into by them, as is Suggested by the said
Affidavit and the said Mr. Weedon< no role > being now present in Court and
being heard to the matters aforesaid & his Court upon hearing
of what was alledged by the Said Mr. Robe and also by the said
Mr. Weedon, And upon examinacon into the Said matter
Is of opinion that the Said Mr. Weedon< no role > acted according to
his Duty, And Doth resolve that the Said Mr. Robe hath