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that about the 12th. day of Octor. 1784 he hired a Room at the Sign
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of the Bird in Hand Victualling House in the sd.
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at three Shillings by the Week to be made use of & which was used
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as an Office or Place for the Justices to meet & transact the sd. Parish
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& other public Business (the sd. Peter Allam being them & to the time
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of his Death Clerk to the sd. Justices) that the sd. Room was furnished
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with Chairs & Tables & the Landlord was to find Firing and it was then
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agreed that the Landlord was to have the use of the Room on the
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Assembly Nights being once a Fortnight & at other times when the
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Paupers Husband did not want it That the Paupers Husband had the
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Key & might have locked the Door if he would but did not do it above
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once or twice & used to leave the Key in the Door That the Paupers
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Husband from time to time & to the time of his Death out of his own
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proper Monies or Fees & no part thereof was ever paid or discharged by
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the Justices nor had they any Concern with the Room other than merely
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meeting therein for the afd. Purpose The Session allowed, the Apeal
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Subject to a Special Case Etc.
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W Fielding
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J Silvester
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