June 1793.

Resolved that the said Report be Received and Confirmed and that
the Clerk of the Peace do issue the usual Orders upon the Treasurer of this
County for payment of the several Sums therein mentioned amounting together
to the Sum of £359..3s..11¼d

By Adjournment same day

Ordered that Mr Rogers do make an Estimate of the Painting and
Whitewashing which is necessary to be done in and about the Session House at
Clerkenwell Green and also of the means of Preventing the great draft of Air
from the Doors of the great Room And that he do make his Report thereon to
this Court on Thursday the 11th. of July next being the adjournment day of the
present Session.

By Adjournment at the Session House aforesaid on
Thursday the 11th. day of July 1793 Before />William
Mainwaring,< no role > William Bleamire< no role > , Rupert Clarke< no role > , Thomas
Gordon,< no role > Charles Sheppard< no role > , John Hole< no role > , John Floud< no role > , John
Bond< no role > , Aaron Graham< no role > , Richard Clark< no role > , Daniel Williams< no role >
Nathaniel Conant< no role > , and John Scott< no role > Esquires Justices Etc .

Mr Rogers in pursuance of the Order of Court made on the County day
of the present Session attended with an Estimate of the Painting and White
washing Etc necessary to be done in and about the Session House and for Preventing
the Draft of Air from the Doors in the great Room, which was read at follows
Vizt.

Sessions House for the County of Middlesex
11th. July 1793

Estimate for repairing the Plaistering, Washing Stopping & Whiting
the several Walls, Ceilings and Partitions not Paper'd or Color'd for
Coloring the Stucco of Hall as low as the impost to the Arches, for repairing
the broken Mouldings & Enrichments & Whiting the same for Lime whiting the
naked Walls of Basement Story for Painting the inside Wood & Iron work twice
in Oil for painting the Stucco of Vestible, Corridores, Hall as high as the impost
of Arches best Stairs, Stairs & Passage behind Court, Committee & Grand Jury
Rooms indictment Offices & Passages four times in Oil the Work in the great
Room to be in flat Colors; to clean & Oil the Wainsed Sashes fixed Desks &
Tables where wanted; to paint the outside Wood & Iron work thrice in Oil &