Persons at or near the sd. pretended Fair called The
Welch Fair< no role > , was in pursuance of an Order of the
General Sessions of the peace for this County in Such
behalf made and that the offence and Misdemeanor
done to them thereby the Said Griffiths was done to
them in the Execution of their Offices as Justices of the
Peace That therefore they ought not to be at any
Costs or Charges out of their own Pocket on account of
the Said Prosecutions against the Said Griffiths, but
to be indempnifyed against all Costs Charges and
Expences on account thereof. This Court upon
Consideration of the Premisses Doth Order that the
Said John Elliott< no role > This name instance is in set 3963. & Francis Hole< no role > Esqrs . be accordingly
indempnifyed against all Costs Charges & Expences on
account of the Said Prosecutions against the Said Wm.
Griffiths for< no role > the offences and Misdemeanors aforesaid.

By adjornment on Thursday the Seventeenth
Day of January 1744 .

Order for Mr. Higgs the
County Trearer to pay
£1.8s.0d unto Mr. Thos.
Northcote for an Iron
Back for the Kitchen
Chimney of Hicks Hall,
and 13s. unto Joseph
Jackson< no role > Bricklayer
for Bricklayers work.}

It is Ordered by this Court that Mr. John Higgs< no role >
Treasurer of this County do pay unto Mr. Thomas
Northcote< no role > House keeper of the Sessions House called
Hicks Hall the Sum of One Pound and eight Shillings
for the like Sum by him disbursed for an Iron Back
for the Kitchen Chimney of Hicks Hall aforesaid and
also unto Joseph Jackson< no role > Bricklayer the Sum of thirteen
Shillings in full for the Bricklayers Work by him done
and performed about placeing and fixing the Said Iron
Back, And that the respective Receipts of the Said
Thomas Northcote< no role > and Joseph Jackson< no role > Shall be
Sufficient discharges to the sd. Treasurer for Such
respective payments.