Sessions held at Lostwithiel

QS/1/2/42

Justices: John Glanvill, John Radcliffe Gregor.

Jury: John Hony, Stephen Trehane, Mathew Turner, John Arthur, John Williams, John Allen, Edmund Humphries, John Brewer, Francis Powne, Thomas Couch, John Thomas, George Pascoe, John Samuel, James John.

Recognizance to appear at next sessions:

William Cory of St Genies [Gennys]

William Pearse of Jacobstow, surety

Presentment of St Gennies [Gennys] and Stratton for not repairing highways: discharged on payment of fees.

QS/1/2/42,43

Appeal of Phillack against order of 13 October last for removal of John Norman, tinner, with daughters Sarah (5) and Jane (3), from St Just in Penwith to Phillack: order reversed; St Just to pay costs and maintenance costs.

QS/1/2/43,44

Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

John Parson of St Neot

Digory Pearce of Southill

William Back of Southill, and

John Body of Southill, sureties

George Blight of Camelford

John Wallis of Camelford, gent., surety

Joseph Tingcomb of Camelford

John Wallis of Camelford, gent., surety

Sarah, wife of Joseph Tingcomb of Camelford

John Wallis of Camelford, gent., surety

Samuel Staddon of Camelford

John Wallis of Camelford, gent., surety

Melchezideck Crago of St Neot

Richard Lee of St Neot, surety

Richard Lee of St Neot

Melchezideck Crago of St Neot, surety

Elizabeth Lee, daughter of Richard Lee of St Neot

Richard Lee of St Neot, and

Melchezideck Crago of St Neot, sureties

Thomas Hodge of Cardinham

QS/1/2/44

One half of a bridge rate to be raised and paid to Francis Penwarne, Surveyor (east).

George Browsey, James Wood and William Wood; tried for trespass and misdemeanour: fined 6d. each.

Henry Williams of Landrake, mason and hellier; tried for petty larceny: acquitted.

Jane Martin, alias Wagg, of St Agnes; petty larceny, stealing goods of James Gripe, value 4d.: private whipping.

Presentments of Jacobstow and Poundstock for not repairing highways: held over.

QS/1/2/44,45

Vice-treasurer to pay the Clerk of the Peace:

£1 1s. 0d. for drawing contracts for transporting Thomas Saunders.

£1 1s. 0d. for drawing contracts for transporting Margaret, wife of Thomas Phillipps of Maker.

£2 5s. 0d. for warrants levying one half of a gaol and marshalsea rate at Easter, and £2 5s. 0d for one gaol and marshalsea rate at Michaelmas

20s. for carrying the statute books for one year

£2 2s. 0d. being his one year's salary entering the Treasurers' accounts for the gaol and marshalsea rates, Surveyors accounts, and the gaoler and bridewell-keeper's accounts.

QS/1/2/45

Robert Liddon and wife Mary; confessed to a misdemeanour: fined 3d. each.

Vice-treasurer to pay John Lemincott and Thomas Eyre their bills.

QS/1/2/45-47

Appeal of Milton Abbott, Devon, against order of 21 November last for removal of George Haines and Wilmott, his wife, William Haines (30), son of George and Wilmott, wife Jane and children Joseph (9), Jane (7), Alice (4) and Ann (2), from Morwenstow to Milton Abbott; certificates, wills and apprentice indentures quoted: order relating to George and Wilmott reversed; order relating to William, Jane and their children confirmed; Milton Abbott to pay costs.

QS/1/2/47

Appeal of Warleggan against order of 2 November last for removal of John Beard (33), wife Urith (36) and daughter Maud (1), from Bodmin to Warleggan: Justices equally divided; no decision.

John Lockett of Truro to remain in bridewell until next sessions and to receive the discipline of the house on Monday next and then the first Monday of each month.