in Parliament, and for printing five hundred letters for the
Justices to be present, and for other expences, And that the Said Sum
ought to be repaid to him, His Ordered by this Court that John
Higgs Gentl General Treasurer of this County doe out of the
publick money
in his hands forthwith reimburse and pay unto
the Said Thomas Wilkinson< no role >
the Said Sum of ten pounds & ten
Shillings by him disbursed as aforesaid, And also pay unto him
the further Sum of one pound & one Shilling allowed to him
by this Court for his trouble occasioned by the Said Advertisements
& meetings of the Said Justices concerning the matter aforesaid
which two Sums amount together to the Sum of eleven pounds
& eleven Shillings, And the receipt of the Said Thomas
Wilkinson together with this Order Shall be a Sufficient
discharge to the Said Mr. Higgs for Such payment.
By Adjornmt. on Thursday the 25th. day of April 1734
Order for Mr. John Higgs< no role >
the
General Trearer to pay
unto Mr. Tho: Bromley or
Mr. John Daniel< no role >
for his use
£1..17s..6d. by him disbursed
for horsehire & expences
in & about delivering
letters to Justices of peace to
meet concerning the
Election of Representatives
for Middx in Parliamt., and
£1..5s..6d. more for his
trouble}
Forasmuch as it appeareth to this Court that Mr. Thomas
Bromley House keeper of Hicks Hall
& Cryer of this Court hath
disbursed the Sum of one pound Seventeen Shillings & Six
pence for horsehire & other expences in & about delivering
letters to Justices of the peace
of this County to meet at Hicks hall
concerning the election of Representatives for the Said County
in Parliament And that the Said Sum ought to be repaid unto
him, It is Ordered by this Court that
John Higgs< no role >
Gentl
General Treasurer of this County Doe out of the publick
money in his hands forthwith pay unto the Said Mr. Bromley
or to Mr.
John Daniel< no role >
his Agent for the use of him the Said Mr.
Bromley
the Sum of one pound Seventeen Shillings & Six
pence for the moneys by him disbursed as aforesaid, and
ass
also the further Sum of one pound five Shillings & Six pence
allowed to him by this Court for his trouble in & about
delivering the aforesaid Letters to the Said Justices of the peace,
which two Sums amount together to the Sum of three pounds
and three Shillings, And the receipt of the Said Mr. Bromley or
Mr. Daniel together with this Order Shall be a Sufficient discharge
to the Said Mr. Higgs for Such payment.
By Adjornmt. on Thursday the 25th. day of April 1734
Order for Mr. John Higgs< no role >
the
General Trearer to pay
£1..15s.. to Joseph Cook< no role >
late
Petty Constable of the
parish of St. Mary Stratford< no role >
Bow
for the like Sum by
him disbursed for the
passing & releiving of
Vagrants}
It is Ordered by this Court that
John Higgs< no role >
Gent General Treasurer
of this County Doe forthwith out of the Vagrant money if he hath
Sufficient or immediatly after he Shall have Sufficient thereof in
his hands pay unto
Joseph Cook< no role >
late petty Constable
of the
parish of St. Mary Stratford Bow
in the Said County the Sum of