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July 1729

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To the Rt: Worshipl. His Majesties Justices's of the
Peace for the County of Middx at their General Quarter
Sessions of the Peace Assembled

The humble Peticon of Richard Mathews< no role > Owen Jones< no role > , Mathias
Huntley
< no role > , James Bennet< no role > , and John Harding< no role > , late petty
Constables of Uxbridge divison in Elthorn Hundred in ye
County of Middlx

Sheweth


That whereas at a petty sessions held at Uxbridge for Uxbridge
Divission on Elthorn Hundred in the County of Middx the Ninth day of April
which was Anno dom 1724 (after reciting the Referrence therein recited
Robert Viner< no role > , James Rogers< no role > & Francis Byng< no role > Esquires Three of
his Majestyes Justices of the peace for the said County Did by their Warrant
under their Hands & seales dated said Ninth day of April 1724 Order the
then Treasurer of monies raised or to be raised for passing of Vagrants in the
said County Forthwith to pay unto the said Richard Mathew< no role > and Rice Davis< no role > since
datd the then petty Constables of Uxbridge Divission aforesaid, the sume of
Five pounds and seven Shillings

5-7-0
4-6-0
7-3-0
16-16-0


And whereas by a certificate under the hands of Sr Geo: Cooke< no role > Knt Sr James Rogers< no role >
and John Weedon< no role > Esquires three of His Maties Justices of the peace for the County aforesd
Dated 25th: April 1728 They did thereby Certify unto his Majestys Justices of
the peace in the same County That the [..] Sume of Four pounds and Six
Six Shillings was them due to the said James Bennett< no role > & John Harding< no role > for
their loss of time & expences in passing of Vagrants Etc

And whereas at a petty Sessions held at Uxbridge aforesaid for the Divission
hundred & County aforesaid the 29th:day of May 1729. (after reciting the Referrence
therein recited the said Sr George Cooke< no role > , Robert Viner< no role > and James Rogers< no role > , Esquire
Three of His Majesty Justices of the Peace for the said County Did by their Warrant
under their Hands & seales dated said Ninth day of May 1729 Order the Treasurer
of Monies then Raised or to be raised [..] for passing of Vagrants in the said
County forthwith to Pay the said Owen Jones< no role > , & Mathias Huntly< no role > , the then Petty Constables the
sume of Seven Pounds & three Shillings as By the said Orders [..] or Warrants, [..]
Certificate respectively may more fully appear

That neither of your Peticoners above named have at any time recd the
Monies menconed & contained in the respective Orders & Certificate above menconed
or any part thereof, Notwithstanding All their Applicacon made to obtain the same

Your Peticoners therefore Humbly Pray that this Honble Court
would be pleased to Order that the Treasurer of the Monies for passing of Vagrants in the said
County of Middx forthwith make payment of their per respective sumes of mony
above menconed, or to make such other or further Order in the
Prms for their Obtaining the same as to yor. Worspps shall seem meet

{James Barnes< no role >
Vx Petr.}


{And your Peticoners shall ever Pray Etc.
Richard Mathews< no role > [..] Owen Jones< no role > , Nathanl: Huntly< no role > James Bennet< no role >
John Harding< no role > ( [..] )




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