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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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every Year since till the last which was for One
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hundred and ten pounds per Annum and expired
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the Fifth day of January last, Since which Mrs.
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Seymour does admitt she hath demanded One
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hundred and ten pounds Rent for the future which
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the said Geary declines to comply with, And that
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thereupon the said Comittee do Submitt That the
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first Agreement which the said Geary claims
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a performance of and alledgeth to be broke
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minus juste by Mrs. Seymour's demanding One
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hundred pounds a Year is not Subsisting, because
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it was in Terms, So long as both Parties should
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Agree, and was waived by the Second about a
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Year after, which Second was carryed into
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execution, As also by the severall Annuall
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Ones made and executed since, which were
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Varyant from it, And that the last of them
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expireing on the fifth day of January last the
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Comittee Submitt that there is now no Subsisting
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Agreement between the Parties at all, And the
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said Comittee of Justices by their said Report taking
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notice of their haveing examined into the accompts
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laid before them by both the Said Partyes
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relateing to the Receipts and Disbursements
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in the Office of Cryer and Housekeeper Doe
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compute that the clear gain of the said Geary for
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Six Years ending last January Sessions amounts
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to thirty Seven pounds Six Shillings and eight
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pence each Year And Submitt it to the Judgment
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of this Court whether such a Sume is reasonable
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Wages for the Service the Said Geary is obliged to
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perform (vizt.) his attendance with his Wife and
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Sons every Sessions to buy in provisions, to Dress
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them, to wait at Table, for delivering Orders of Court
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to the Severall Constables in all Parts of this County,
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for attending the renewing of Licences all over the
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