July 1784

Resolution referrg. back
to the Commee their report
and plans the observations
made by Mr Howard thereon
together with the other
plans abovementd.}

A Motion was now made that the Report and Plans be
referred back to the Committee to reconsider the same and that
the observations made thereon by Mr Howard as Reported by Sir
Robert Taylor< no role > together with the plans now produced marked
C and D be also referred to the Committee for their Consideration
and the same being unanimously agreed to was resolved
accordingly.

By adjournment same day

William Nettleship< no role >
appointed High Constable
of Isleworth Hundred}

His Majestys Justices of the Peace for this County residing
and acting in Isleworth Hundred to whom it was referred at
the last Session to consider of and nominate a fit and proper
person for the office of High Constable within the said Hundred
instead of Jonathan Passingham< no role > deceased having recommended
William Nettleship< no role > of Twickenham in the said County
Gentleman as a fit and proper person to serve the said
Office This Court doth hereby appoint the said
William Nettleship< no role > to be High Constable within the said
Hundred in the place and stead of the said Jonathan
Passingham< no role >

By adjournment same day

William Watherston< no role >
continued Baker to
the Prisons}

It is Ordered that William Watherston< no role > be permitted to
serve the prisoners in New Prison at Clerkenwell and the House
of Correction there with Bread until the County day of the
now next Session

By adjournment Monday the 12th July 1784

Thomas Parry< no role > door keeper
of the Court, to attend the
Door of any Room in
which the Justices may
sit in Session}

Great Inconvenience having arisen from a want of due
attention to the Door of the Room in which His Majesty's
Justices of the peace sit after they have withdrawn from the
Bench It is Ordered that Mr. Thomas Parry< no role > Door Keeper of
the Court do take care Constantly to attend the door of
any Room in which His Majestys Justices of the Peace
may be sitting in Session.