October 1790

The Hundred of Isleworth

The Parish of Isleworth £25..7s..6d
The Parish of Twickenham £16..9s..2d
The Parish of Heston £17..2s..6d
£58..19s..2d
Total£4000..0s..0d

And this Court doth Order and Require that every High
Constable in the said County of Middlesex do forthwith demand in Writing
the Sum of Money Rated and assessed in the aforesaid Rate upon every Town
Parish and Place in his Division or district of the Churchwardens, Chapel
Wardens and Overseers of the poor of the same Town Parish or Place or any
of them who are hereby required out of the Money Collected or to be Collected
for the relief of the poor of such Town Parish and Place to pay such
Money so rated and assessed thereupon in the said Rate unto such High
Constable within the space of Thirty days after demand so made thereof
in Writing to be given to the said Churchwardens Chapel Wardens or
Overseers of the poor or any of them and every High Constable in the said
County is hereby required at or before the next General or Quarter Session
of the Peace for this County after he shall have received such Sum or
Sums of Money to pay the same into the Hands of Joseph Burchell< no role > , Gent
residing in Lambs Conduit Street who is Treasurer of this County he
having given Security by Bond to be Accountable for the several Sums of
Money which shall be paid to him in pursuance of the said Act of
Parliament and for his Payment of such Sums as shall be ordered to be
paid by the Justices of the Peace for this County in their General or Quarter
Session And in case the said Churchwardens Chapelwardens and
Overseers of the poor of any Town Parish and Place abovementioned or any
of them shall neglect or refuse to pay the Sum of Money assessed
thereupon in the said Rate within Thirty days after Demand made as
aforesaid to the High Constable of the Hundred division or district in
which such Town Parish and Place so assessed doth lie he is by the
said Act of Parliament empowered and is hereby required to levy the
same by distress and Sale of the Goods and Chattels of such Church.
wardens Chapelwardens or Overseers of the poor or any of them so refusing