much at heart the Performance of this
Service, wherein the honour of His Government,
the preservation of the peace, and the safety
of His Subjects are so much concerned, does
further require the said Justices, in their
respective Sessions, to draw up in Writing
from time to time, an account of their
Proceedings herein inserting the Names of
the Justices attending such Meetings, and
of the Peace officers whom they shall
employ, taking particular notice of the
Real and diligence of each of them in the
performance of his Duty; which Accounts
are to be transmitted from the said several
Sessions to One of His Majesty's Principal
Secretaries of state, to be laid before His
Majesty; who being informed of their
Behaviour may reward such of them as
shall distinguish themselves in the faithful
and diligent execution of their Office; His
Majesty not doubting but the Justices,
on