May Session, 1748.

Middx.

Report of the Committee,

We whose hands are hereunto Subscribed being a Committee
appointed by the above mentioned Order have Inspected the
Bill of the Inspectors of the distempered Cattle hereunto annexed
And We do Report that there is due to Joseph Walker< no role > £24.10s.0d
To Edward Tomkins< no role > £24.10s.0d. To Thomas Lane< no role > £24.10s.0d
To John West< no role > brook £24.10s.0d. and to Mr. Partington for Paper
life of Furniture and Woman for Attendance £1.6s.3d. making
together the Sum of £99.6s.0d. all which we humbly Submitt. Etc.
Dated this 26. May, 1748.

Merry Teshmaker< no role >
Walter Berry< no role >
John Milner< no role >
Geo: Errington< no role >

By adjournment on Thursday the 26th. Day of May, 1748 .

Order for Mr. Higgs Trearer
of Middx to pay Several
Sums of Money to the
Inspectors of the
distempered Cattle and
to Mr. Partington.}

Upon Report made unto this Court by Merry Teshmaker
Walter Berry< no role > , John Milner< no role > & George Errington< no role > Esqrs . being a
Quorum of the Committee of his Majestys Justices of the Peace
of this County in this behalf appointed by an Order of Sessions
of the twenty first Day of April last That they have inspected
the Bills of the Inspectors of the distempered Cattle annexed to
the Said Report, which purports to be an Account of Moneys
due to them from the fourteenth Day of January 1747 exclusive
to the twenty first Day of April 1748 inclusive, allowing each
Inspector five Shillings a Day for himself, Horse, and Expences,
And the Said Committee do also Report that there is due to
the Said Inspectors (to wit)