- Order that Mr Turner, the County Treasurer, shall pay 40s to William Packer Esq, a justice, for money expended in printing orders for the passing of vagrants, and 40s to the Clerk of the Peace, to be employed by him in buying Acts of Parliament for the
- Order that Mr Turner, the County Treasurer, shall pay 40s to William Packer Esq, a justice, for money expended in printing orders for the passing of vagrants, and 40s to the Clerk of the Peace, to be employed by him in buying Acts of Parliament for the use of the justices.
- April 19, 1658.
- Upon examination of Mr Coe, minister of Braughin, and several inhabitants of the same, it is ordered that he be finally discharged from the repairs of the Vicarage House, Braughing.
- October 4, 1658
- Order that the inhabitants of Sandon be discharged of the indictment for not repairing the highway called Notely Lane, as a certificate under the hands of two justices has been produced in Court showing that it is now well repaired.
- July 12, 1697.
- Instruction to Mr John Hockly, keeper of the gaol, that Jonathan Martingson and Robert Hall, convicted of petty larcency, to he whipped and then discharged.
- April 17, 1699.
- Upon complaint by John Oxenden, Master of the House of Correction, that there is no stock or materials for him to set offenders to work, it is ordered that the chief constable shall raise £10 by a rate for providing such stock.
- July 10, 1699.
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