August 1786

Resolved that the said Report be received and confirmed and
that Clerk of the Peace do forthwith issue the proper Orders upon
the Treasurer of this County for the payment of the several Sums therein
mentioned amounting to £127..8..3

By adjournment same day.

Resolved that Thomas Aris< no role > be permitted to Serve the Prisoners in
the New Prison and House of Correction at the Clerkenwell with Bread until
the County day of the next Session

By Adjournment at the Sessions House aforesaid
on Thursday the Seventh day of September 1786 .
Before William Mainwaring< no role > , Joseph Girdler< no role > ,
George Allcock< no role > , David Wilmot< no role > , Thomas Tryon Cotton,
Henry Holland< no role > , Humphry Jackson< no role > , Nicholas Forster< no role >
Esquires .

Three Gentlemen belonging to the Society of Quakers attended
the Court but there not being a sufficient number of Justices present
to enter upon County Business according to the Standing Orders of
the Court, the consideration of the Business was necessarily postponed.

Resolved that the Quakers be informed that the Court not being
a sufficient Number to proceed on this Business they may continue
the Possession of the Premises till next Session when this Subject will
be taken into Consideration, as also the payment of the Money due
to them

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