Sessions at Bodmin

QS/1/3/59

Justices: Edward Boscawen, William Webb, John Luke, esqs.; Joshua Howell, clerk; John Williams, Thomas Vyvyan, Nicholas Kempe, esqs.; Harry Anstis and Walter Borlase, doctors of law; George Anstis, clerk; John Fortescue, esq.; Sir John Molesworth; John Molesworth, Francis Basset, Francis Rodd, Francis Buller, William Morshead, Humphry Prideaux, esqs.

Jury: John Mitchell, John Morcomb, Reginald Billing, William Bant, Abraham Brown, William Guy, William Werry, John Biddick, John Betty, Nicholas Grose, William Bennett, John Treverton, Thomas Cock, John Banfield, William Watts.

Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

Catherine, wife of James Ustice

James Ustice of Budock, innkeeper, surety

John Pascoe of Budock, yeoman, surety

William Worsdale of Budock, blacksmith

John Pasco of Budock, yeoman, surety

Richard Symons of Breage, gent., surety

QS/1/3/60

Fine of £20 imposed previously on William Rawling: remitted.

Recognizance forfeited previously by James Ustice of Budock, innkeeper: remitted.

Recognizances forfeited previously by William Uren of Lelant: remitted.

Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

Richard Pearce of Warbstow, yeoman

John Pearce of Warbstow (his son), surety

John Pearce, jun., of Warbstow

Richard Pearce of Warbstow, yeoman, surety

Henry Pearce

Richard Pearce of Warbstow, yeoman, surety

Francis Hockin of St Mawes, held in bridewell for want of surety: discharged.

Sarah, wife of William Coppin of Cardinham; misdemeanour, confessed: fined 6d.

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Ann Avery of Forrabury, widow, maltster: to be refunded excise duty paid on malt lost in a fire on 11 June.

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Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

Henry Cowling of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner

John Thomas of St Stephen in Brannel, peruke-maker, surety

Richard Tom of St Stephen in Brannel, cooper

John Thomas of St Stephen in Brannel, peruke-maker, surety

Edward Larke of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner

John Thomas of St Stephen in Brannel, surety

Walter Thomas of St Stephen in Brannel

John Thomas of St Stephen in Brannel, surety

John Coone of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner, surety

Philip Arthur of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner

John Coone of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner, surety

Joseph Greeve of St Stephen in Brannel

John Coone of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner, surety

John Thomas, jun., of St Stephen in Brannel, peruke-maker

John Thomas, sen., of St Stephen in Brannel, peruke-maker, surety

William Coone of St Stephen in Brannel, husbandman

John Coon of St Stephen in Brannel, tinner, surety

William Nancarrow of Cuby, labourer (to appear at next sessions to give evidence against Allen and others).

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William Hodge of Perranzabuloe, gent.

Abel Paul of Perranzabuloe, yeoman, surety

Christopher [Sloman?] of Perranzabuloe, yeoman, surety

Presentments against Launcells, St Stephen by Launceston and Stokeclimsland, for non-repairs of highways: held over.

Vice-treasurer to pay Messrs Russell and Jones for presenting Julian Williams for perjury.

Vice-treasurer to pay Charles Wroughton, coroner, his bill.

Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

John Dunn of Budock, labourer

William Hamilton of Falmouth, surety

Richard Pearce, yeoman, John Pearce, his son and Henry Pearce, all of Warbstow, charged with forcible entry and detainer: acquitted.

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Presentment against St Issey, for non-repair of highways: discharged on payment of Court fees.

John Dunn of Budock, detained in bridewell for want of surety: discharged.

Presentment against Lanteglos by Camelford, for non-repair of highways in the borough of Camelford: discharged.

Account of John Eyre, bridewell keeper: allowed.

Account of James Row, gaoler: allowed.