By Adjournment Thursday 19 May 1763 .

Joseph Gee< no role >
appointed High Const.
in Gore Hund

Instead of
Wm Wade< no role > .

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Upon Reading the humble Petition of William Wade< no role > of Mill Hill
one of the High Constables of the Hundred of Gore Thereby alledging that
he was appointed one of the High Constables of the said Hundred about
a year ago but that by Reason of his Lameness and Age which is
upwards of Sixty three, he finds himself unable to execute the said
Office either to his own Credit or the Service of the Publick, And that
he has settled the County Rate with the Treasurer And therefore prays
that he may be discharged from his said Office And this Court being
satisfied in the premisses doth appoint Joseph Gee< no role > of Cow House in the
Parish of Hendon in the Hundred aforesaid to be High Constable within
the said Hundred in the Place and Stead of the said William Wade< no role > And
this Court doth Order that the said Joseph Gee< no role > do forthwith on Notice
hereof attend one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said County
residing in or near the said Hundred and take his Oath for the due
Execution of his said Office And from and after the said Joseph Gee< no role > 's
having taken such Oath the said William Wade< no role > is to stand absolutely
discharged from the said Office.

Henry Arnold< no role > Appted.
High Const . in same
Hund.

in Stead of
Wm Finch

Upon Reading the Petition of William Finch< no role > one of the High Constables
of the Hundred of Gore within the said County thereby humbly praying
to be discharged from his said Office having served the said Office for the
Term of three Years the Twentieth day of this Instant May as he
hath by his said Petition alledged And this Court being satisfied in the
Premisses doth appoint Henry Arnold< no role > of Harrow on the Hill in the
Hundred aforesaid Gentleman to be High Constable within the said Hundred
in the Place and Stead of the said of the said William Finch< no role > And this Court
doth order the said Henry Arnold< no role > do forthwith on Notice hereof attend one
of this Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said County residing in or
near the said Hundred and take his Oath for the due Execution of the
said office and from and after the said Henry Arnolds< no role > having taken
such Oath the said William Finch< no role > is to stand absolutely discharged
from the said Office.