aforesaidwithin the Said Hundred in this County Gent to be
high Constable within the Hundred of Edmonton aforesaid
in the Stead & place of the Said John Rookes< no role > , And doth Order
that the Said Hugh Smithson< no role > George Bourne< no role > Merry
Teshmaker & Samuel Tatem< no role > Esquires four of his Maties
Justices of the peace for this County residing within the Said
Hundred or one of them or Same other Justice of the peace
for the Said County residing in or neare the Same Hundred
And that the Said John Field< no role > do forthwith take his Oath
before the Said four Justices or one of them or other Justice
as aforesaid for his execution of the Office of high
Constable within the Hundred of Edmonton aforesaid,
And from & after the time of his having taken Such Oath
the Said John Rookes< no role > is to Stand discharged from his Said
Office of high Constable.

By Adjornmt. on Wednesday the 18th. day of January 1737

Order for no motions to
be made after one of the
clock in the afternoon of
the last day of the Sessions
for respiting the
Recognizances of persons
Indicted}

Whereas Several persons Indicted at the Sessions of the
peace for this County have frequently by their Councel
or Agents moved the Court in the afternoon of the last
day of the Sessions to respit to a Subsequent Sessions the
Recognizances entred into for trial of their traverses or
for their personal appearance to answer & plead to the
Indictments against them which practice of moveing the
Court So late in the Sessions hath been found very
inconvenient, and a great hindrance to persons bound
over to the Sessions (against whom there is no prosecution)
to obtain a discharge of their Recognizances, This Court is
of opinion that all motions for respiting of Recognizances
for trial of traverses to a Subsequent Sessions ought to be
made within the first three days of the Sessions at which they
ought to appear, And doth Order that for the future no
motion be made for respiting any Recognizance for trial
of a traverse or for a Defendants appearance to answer
to an Indictment, after one of the clock in the afternoon
of the last day of the Sessions, of which all Sollintors &
other persons concerned are to take notice.