Sessions at Bodmin

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Justices: Sir John Molesworth; Francis Rodd, William Pennington, esqs., Henry Hawking Tremayne, Joshua Howell, clerks; John Luke, esq.

Jury: Peter Werry, Christopher Bawden, Richard Moyle, James Bligh, William Hocken, John Rundle, William Rawe, Nicholas Hitchcock, Job Buscomb, John Balty [Batty?], John Nankivell, John Warne, Richard Hawkins, Robert Elford, Peter Davy, Henry Blake.

Application by the waywardens of Warbstow for leave to levy a rate, not exceeding 6d. in the £, for highway repairs: granted.

Peter Allen of St Austell: discharged from recognizance given.

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Appeal of Marhamchurch against order of 6 July for removal of Mary Gilbert, spinster from Week St Mary to Marhamchurch: held over.

Appeal of Marhamchurch against order of 31 August for removal of Mary Gilbert, spinster, from Week St Mary to Marhamchurch: quashed for insufficiency.

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Appeal of Talland against order of 8 September for removal of Elizabeth Medland, widow, from West Looe to Talland: quashed for insufficiency.

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Recognizances to appear at next sessions:

David Rogers, sen., of Illogan, tinner

John Pascoe of St Austell, gent., surety

John Magor of Kenwyn, tinner, surety

Richard Paynter of Redruth, tinner

William Pearse of Redruth, tinner, surety

John Magor of Kenwyn, tinner, surety

Robert Hart of St Clement, victualler [entered twice on same page]

William George, in bridewell for want of sureties: discharged.

Ephraim Weymouth of St Buryan: to appear at next sessions regarding maintenance of bastard child.

Simon Phillips of St Agnes, victualler: discharged from recognizance.

Samuel May of St Mawgan in Pydar, accused of stealing goods of Elizabeth Whitford, widow: acquitted.

Thomas Sawle of St Michael Penkivel, miller, accused of misdemeanour: acquitted.

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Nicholas Sawle of St Michael Penkivel, miller; misdemeanour: fined 6d., with 28 days in bridewell.

Three gaol and marshalsea rates to be raised and paid to the Vice-treasurer.

Account of Charles Wroughton, gent., coroner: allowed.

Accounts of John Eyre and John Mules: allowed.

Vice-treasurer to pay Robert Bennett, apothecary, his bill for attending prisoners in the jail.