September 1785

And the Proposal of the said Thomas Hardwick< no role > being the lowest and most
reasonable-Resolved That he be contracted with for the performance
of the said Work

By adjournment same day
Resolved That the Thanks of this Court be given to William
Mainwaring< no role > Esquire the Chairman for his most excellent Charge to the
Grand Jury on the Commencement of this present session and that he be
requested to suffer the same to be Printed.

By adjournment at the Sessions House
aforesaid on Thursday the Twenty second day of
September 1785 Before Nathaniel Conant< no role > , Jacob
Leroux< no role > , George Allcock< no role > Richard Heaviside< no role > , Joseph
Girdler< no role > , William Gascoigne< no role > Esquires

A Particular of Mason and Smiths Work necessary
to be done at the Sessions House on Clerkenwell Green being read
in the following Words Vizt.

"The Particulars of Masons and Smiths Works intended
to be done for His Majestys Justices of the Peace for the County
of Middlesex at the Sessions House on Clerkenwell Green

North & South Fronts Smith's Work.. Four lengths of Cast Iron Railing similar
to those round the Airys to Continue along the said fronts. Except the
middle projecting parts, the Ends next the West front to be rounded
and a return up to Mr Halls Door.

West Front.. a Length of the same to be fixed on one side the Bow
towards the South side, and connected by the rounded, part with the
Railing on the South side

All the above to be let into the stone & run with Lead

The Standards and Braces were necessary and Top Rails to be of
wrought Iron

Two Semicurcular Wrought Iron Barrs with stones fixed to the
stone Piers & Iron Rails next East front present passengers stopping
there.