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TitleOrdered that the recognizance of £20 from John Mallison for his appearance/trying his traverse on a judgement proffered against him by Elisha Day for assault, be entered into the exchequer for want of Mallison's appearance. Thomas Willows committed to the house of correction by William Howell Ewin LLD for getting Elizabeth Ashby pregnant and refusing to give security to indemnity to Hauxton, to be retained in custody for want of securities. Order that James Bye, who stands committed to the Castle by Francis Tunwel, gentleman, mayor of Cambridge, be discharged, no one having appeared to prosecute him. Order that the recognizance of £20 from George Elsden of Dullingham for appearing and prosecuting James Bye for felony be escheated for non-appearance. Agreed and ordered that all, or any 2 of the Justices present, ot any two other Justices to a committee to examine the state of and carry out repairs, additions and alterations that seem necessary for the better security of the prisoners.
Date13 January 1769
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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