Sessions held at Bodmin

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Justices: Robert Hoblyn and John Willyams, esqs.

Jury: Christopher Bawden, Constantine Moyle, Samuel Warne, Nicholas Pearce, John Harry, John Michell, Edward Hare, Richard Nankivell, John Row, William Hocken, Abraham Browne, John Treffry, Henry Michell, Thomas Werry, Richard Morrish, jun., Roger Sandy, Thomas Rickard, Thomas Jewell, Nicholas Phillipps, James Melhuish, Pascoe Thomas, Edward Slade, John Elliot, gents.

Recognizance to appear at next sessions:

Pasco Thomas of Gorran, gent.

Walter Trefry; confessed to assault and battery: fined 6d.

Philip Roberts, Philip Roberts, jun., Reginald Thomas, wife Jane, Grace Opie and Richard Row, all of St Allen; confessed to a misdemeanour: fined 1d. each.

John Robins of Penryn; confessed to assault and battery: fined 6d.

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Complaint of Charles Lyne, labourer, that William Bullock of Lanivet, yeoman, refused to pay him wages due in husbandry: William Bullock to pay £1 14s. 9d. in wages, and costs.

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Complaint of Elizabeth Ogers, spinster, that William Bullock of Lanivet, yeoman, refused to pay her wages due in husbandry: William Bullock to pay £1 14s. 9d. in wages and costs.

Presentment of Jacobstow for not repairing highway: discharged on payment of fees.

Presentment of Lanlivery for not repairing highway: discharged on payment of fees.

One gaol and marshalsea rate to be raised and paid to Vice-treasurer.

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

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John Diamond, master, and William Pollard, mariner, of the sloop Truelove of Padstow, testified that Edward Jackson had shipped 550 bushels of white salt, at Bristol in August, to the account of Edward Jackson, to be taken to Bewde [Bude], duty paid; due to stormy weather, 42 bushels were lost.

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William Beard of Bodmin; indicted for assault and battery, pleaded Act of General Pardon: acquitted.

James Greeve of Probus: bound over to be of good behaviour, especially to his wife Jane; Thomas Kestle of Helland, surety.

James Greeve, in bridewell for lack of surety: discharged.

Francis Lidgey, in bridewell for being loose, idle and disorderly: discharged.

William Symons of Constantine; assault and battery: fined £1 1s.

Elizabeth, wife of John Hawkey of Broadoak; tried for stealing goods of Samuel Wheatley, value 1d.: acquitted.

John Melhuish of Gorran; confessed to a misdemeanour: fined 1s.

Henry Staddon of Gwinear; confessed to assault and false imprisonment: fined 6d.

Stephen Beard and William Goodfellow, both of Bodmin; confessed to assault and battery: fined 6d. each.

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Account of Grace, widow of John Lemincott: allowed.

Account of Thomas Eyre: allowed.

Recognizance to appear at next sessions:

John Lyne of Rame, labourer.