June 1789

Middlesex

At the General Session of the Peace of our Lord
the King holden in and for the County of
Middlesex at the Session House for the said County
(by adjournment) on Thursday the fourth day of June
in the Twenty ninth Year of the Reign of our Sovereign
Lord George the third King of Great Britain Etc:
Before William Mainwaring< no role > Esquire , Samuel Glasse< no role >
Herbert Mayo< no role > doctors in divinity , Nathaniel Conant< no role >
Charles Friguet< no role > , William Bleamire< no role > , Edward Montage< no role >
John Staples< no role > , John Bosworth< no role > david Walker< no role > Rice
Davies< no role > , William Kitchener< no role > Esquires Justices Etc :

Mr. Howards intention of presenting the County
with two Looms for weaving coarse Sacking upon a similar
construction with those used in the House of Correction of
which upon experiment had been there found to answer being
communicated to the Court Resolved that the same be accepted
and that the thanks of the Court be returned to Mr Howard
informing him that the Court will endeavour to make the best
use of it in their power

By Adjournment same day.

Two Letters from Samuel Bennett< no role > Secretary to the
Committee for carrying His Majestys Proclamation against Nice and
Immorality into Effect being laid before the Court and read
Resolved that the consideration of the said Letters be adjourned
until the County day of the next Session

By adjournment same day

A Bill of Sarah Brown< no role > Widow and Executrix of
Charles Brown< no role > deceased for Work done by him in his life time on
Account of this County at Chertsey Bridge amounting to the Sum of
£37..15s..9d being laid before the Court and the said Sarah Brown< no role >
praying the same may be forthwith discharged Ordered that the said
Bill be paid and that the Clerk of the Peace do issue an Order upon
the Treasurer of this County for that purpose.