October 1785

That the whole of these demands amount to Three hundred and
fifty nine Pounds Seven Shillings and Eleven pence half penny and the
Charges in the said several Bills and Demands appearing to your Committee
to be just and true It is their Opinion that the same ought forthwith
to be paid

And your said Committee further Report

That they have taken into Consideration the petition of
John Martin< no role > and are of Opinion that the Sum of £10 is a reasonable and
proper Sum of Money to be paid to the said John Martin< no role > for officiating as
Door Keeper and Messenger to this Court for one Year ending in September
Session last.

And your said Committee further Report

That they have also taken into Consideration the Petition
of Henry Adams< no role > This name instance is in set 1591. Praying an Allowance on account of the Great Increase
of Vagrants that have been removed by him during the Course of the last
Year ending April 1785. And your Committee are of Opinion
that the said Petition contains matters of very great Consequence to this
County and the said Committee being Cut thinly attended at this present
meeting they think it a matter of too much Importance for them to report upon
without further Inquiry and assistance

All Which the Committee Submit etc etc

Resolved That the said Report be said the same is hereby
Confirmed.

And it is further ordered that the Sum of Ten Pounds
therein mentioned be paid to John Martin< no role > for officiating as Door Keeper
and Messenger to this Court for one year ending in September Session last
and that he Continue to execute the Office as heretofore

And it is further Ordered that the Clerk of the Peace
do issue the proper Orders upon the Treasurer of this County for the
Payment of the said Sum of Ten Pounds and also for the several
other Sums of Money mentioned in the said Report to be due to the
several Persons therein mentioned.