Sessions at Lostwithiel

QS/1/3/89

Justices: John Fortescue, esq.; Joshua Howell, clerk; John Molesworth, William Morshead, esqs.

Jury: John Pascoe, Alexander Pine, William Wallis, Augustin Hickes, Henry Langmaid, John Edyvean, William Rescorla, James Littleton, Hugh Littleton, William Phillipps, Nicholas Phillipps, Richard Roseveare, James Thomas, Lawrence Thomas, William Thomas, Ralph Cole, Joshua Thomas, Thomas Hoskin, John Lukey.

QS/1/3/89,90

Appeal of Honiton, Devon, against order of 19 December for removal of Swain Lugg, labourer, wife Mary and children Ann(12), Mary (10), Hester (7) and James (9 months) from Gerrans to Honiton: held over.

QS/1/3/90

Vice-treasurer to pay to the Clerk of the Peace various sums [as listed] for his duties, including paying the wives and children of the militia.

Presentment of St Clement for non-repair of highways: held over.

QS/1/3/91

Elizabeth Pawley of Uny Lelant, widow, mother of Jane Uren, widow, and grandmother of Robert Uren (3) and Ann Uren (2), to contribute 2s. 6d. and 5s. per week respectively towards their maintenance as poor persons unable to work.

Vice-treasurer to pay John Nancollas' expenses in conviction of Henry Snell.

John Congdon of Duloe; stealing goods of George Hicks, value 1d.; petty larceny: public whipping at Market Cross, Lostwithiel.

James Nott of St Blazey, blacksmith: acquitted on charge of stealing goods of Philip Carlyon, esq.

QS/1/3/92

Edward Bennett of Linkinhorne, blacksmith: acquitted on charge of stealing goods of Joseph Taunton, gent.

Henry Snell of St Mewan, tinner; stealing goods of John Nancollas, value 4d.; petty larceny: public whipping.

John Stuckey of St Stephen in Brannel, blacksmith: acquitted on charge of stealing goods of Thomas Truscott.

Andrew Lord of St Neot, labourer; assault and battery, confessed: fined 6d.

Richard Peters of Truro, merchant: acquitted on charge of misdemeanour.

Mary King and Margaret Johnson, vagrants, to continue in bridewell until next sessions.

John Hornabrook to continued in bridewell until next sessions, for want of surety.

QS/1/3/93

Licences for one year, to trade in corn or grain, granted as follows:

Henry Maynard of St Germans

Thomas Bartlett of Lansallos, surety

Thomas Dandy of Lanreath surety

Thomas Bartlett

Henry Maynard, surety

Thomas Dandy of Lanreath surety

Joseph Maynard of Lostwithiel

John Harper of Lostwithiel, surety

Thomas Glanville of Lostwithiel, surety

William Bower of Lostwithiel

Thomas Bartlett, surety

Nicholas Carbus of Lansallos, surety

Joseph Yonge, gent. of Mevagissey

QS/1/3/94

John Pasco, Nicholas Avery, jun., and William Bryant, all of Luxulyan, tinners; assault and battery, confessed: fined 1s. each.

James Barrett, master, and Joseph Williams, mariner, both of the sloop The Cate of Padstow, testified to the loss of 45 bushels of salt, on which duty had been paid, out of 'six tun' of white salt shipped at Bristol on 11 September, for John Griffin of Padstow, due to stormy weather on the voyage to Padstow.

Vice-treasurer to pay Mr Hendy, coroner, his bill.

Three bridge rates to be levied on the county, and paid to Joseph Yonge, gent., Surveyor (west).

Four gaol and marshalsea rates to be levied and paid to John Lyne, gent., Vice-treasurer.

Account of John Eyre: allowed.

QS/1/3/95

Account of James Row, gaoler: allowed.