1764.

By adjournment Thursday 13th Decer 1764

Samuel Clay< no role > This name instance is in set 40714652. reElected
High Constable of Hol
bourn Division.}

Whereas by order of Session made the twenty fifth day of February one thousand
seven hundred and Sixty two It was ordered that no High Constable in this County
shall continue in his Office longer than three years unless reelected and that the
Court should have notice the Session before the Expiration of such Term and it
now appearing to this Court that three years for which Samuel Clay< no role > This name instance is in set 40714652. Gentleman
who was elected to serve the said Office of High Constable of Holborn Division
in January Session one thousand seven hundred and Sixty two will expire the
twelfth day of January next (by virtue of the said order) unless he shall be
reelected But for as much as this Court is informed by a considerable number
of the Justices of the Peace of this County residing within the said Division here
present that the said Mr. Clay hath exerted himself on all occasions in and
faithfully discharged the Duties of the Office and being well satisfied with his
good services Doth therefore re-elect him into the Office of High Constable of
the said Division for the further Term of Three years to commence at the
Expiration of the said Term for which he was so elected and until another
Person shall be elected and sworn to serve the said Office in his Room

Same day

The Order of Sessions
made in May last relating
to Justices being Written
to by others upon Compl
Vacated}

It having been this day represented to the Court by St. John Fielding< no role > Kind one of
his Majesties Justices of his Peace for this County then present that it would be
reasonable and proper when any of his Majesties Justices of the Peace for this
County shall apprehend that he hath cause of Complaint against any other of
the said Justices in any matter relating to the Execution of the Commission of the
Peace or the Administration of Justice by acting contrary to the rules of the
Sessions First Write or send to acquaint him or them thereof as probably such
Justice or Justices may be able to give a Sufficient and Satisfactory reason for
the Conduct complained of or the matter may by that means be adjusted and
Reconciled in a friendly manner without giving occasion for the Sessions to
direct a Letter to be written to such Justice by the Clerk of the Peace to dine on
the County day as hath been usually done This Court being of opinion that
it will be very right and proper so to do Doth hereby recommend it to be
observed from this time forward.