Sessions held at Bodmin

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Justices: John Williams, Thomas Pitt, John Hoblyn, Robert Hoblyn, Hugh Pyper.

Jury: Christopher Bawden, John Mitchell, William Peter, Thomas Betty, William Frethey, William Hancock, William Leach, John Hosking, Anthony Geak, George-Burne, Henry Dimond, George Isaac, Hender Bewes, Richard Martin, Thomas Gillard, John Smyth, John Coombe.

Nicholas Clemo of Bodmin, assault and battery, confessed: fined 3d.

George Clemo of Bodmin, assault and battery, confessed: fined 3d.

Recognizances to appear at next sessions: Richard Luly of St. Stephen in Brannel, yeo., Thomas Truscott of St. Stephen in Brannel, surety.

Ann Truscott of St. Stephen in Brannel, spr., Thomas Truscott of St. Stephen in Brannel, surety.

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Appeal of Mevagissey against order of 4 Oct. for removal of Loveday Wilkinson, wife of Samuel Wilkinson, a soldier, and children Samuel (31/2) and Charles (8 months), from Gorran to Mevagissey: held over.

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Henry Flamak of St. Enoder, trespass and misdemeanour, confessed: fined Is.

Recognizances to appear at next sessions: William Pearce of Jacobstow, yeo., William Colwell of Week St. Mary, surety

William Pearce, jun., William Pearce of Jacobstow, surety

John Elliott of Week St. Mary, lab., William Colwell of Week St. Mary, surety

Joseph Folley of Week St. Mary, William Colwell of Week St. Mary surety

William Richards of St. Winnow, yeo., John Robins of Lostwithiel, carpenter, surety

William Richards [sic] of St. Winnow, yeo., John Robins of Lostwithiel, carpenter, surety

Francis Mathew of Bodmin, gent. William Frad of Bodmin, gent. surety, John Whitford of Poundstock, clerk, surety

Richard Cock of Redruth, gent.

Appeal of John Harris of Broadoak [Braddock] to be freed from indenture of 2 July apprenticing Prudence Kent, dau. of Thomas Kent, a poor child, to him as occupant of Mr. Spiller's estate called Bolventor: granted on grounds that Prudence Kent was not of a proper age to be bound an apprentice.

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Mevagissey to appear at next sessions, William Keagle of Mevagissey, gent. surety

Benjamin Vivian of Cornelly: acquitted of misdemeanour

Thomas Blackmore, rogue and vagabond: to be whipped and discharged from bridewell,

Frances Pocock, rogue and vagabond: to be whipped and discharged from the house of correction

Walter Daniell, who had returned to St. Mary's, Truro after removal by order of justices to Penryn: to be discharged from house of correction

Vice-Treasurer to pay Thomas Eyre, bridewell keeper, his account.