To the Right Worpll. his Majesties Justices of the peace for the County of Middlx
in Generall Quarter Sessions Assembled.

Pursuant to an Order made at the last Generall Quarter Sessions of the peace held for this County
Wee whose hands are hereunto Subscribed his Majesties Justices of the peace for the Said County inhabiteing
within Finsbury Division in this County (Within Which Division the parish of St Giles without
Cripplegate doth lye) to whom the peticon of James Walthoe< no role > Late Churchwarden of the parish aforesaid
was referred, Haveing this day taken upon us the Examinacon of the Said James Walthoe accounts
touching all Such Sumes of mony by him received for the use of the poor of the Said parish as
Churchwarden and one of the Overseers of the Same, And alsoe an Account of monys by him
disbursed And laid out for the use of the poor of the Said parish, and upon Mature deliberacon
had and hearing the Allegacons given and made on all Sides (that is to Socy) The present
Churchwardens and Overseers of the poore of the Said parish of St Giles without Cripplegate , and
other Ancient Inhabitants thereof, Wee doe report to this Honble Court as followeth.

That the Said James Walthoe dureing his Office of Churchwarden and one of the Overseers of the
poore of the Said parish hath received the Sume of three hundred Sixty two pounds Sixteen
Shillings and ten pence.

And alsoe that he hath paid and disbursed for the use of the poore of the Said parish the Sume of
four hundred Sixty eight pounds fourteen Shillings and eleven pence half penny.

Soe that the ballance due to the Said James Walthoe as his accounts were should appeare
to be the Sume of One hundred and five pounds Eighteen Shillings and one penny half penny.

But forasmuch as it appeared unto as that the Said James Walthoe dureing his Office did lay
out and expend divers Sumes of mony in Law Charges and other expences of his own accord &
without the Consent or approbacon of any of his Majesties Justices of the peace within the Said
Division or any other Authority whatsoever, which Sumes amount in the whole to Twenty
pounds nineteen Shillings and ten pence, Which wee are of Opinion ought to be
disallowed out of the aforesaid Sume of One hundred and Eighteen Shillings and
one penny half penny, So that there will then be due to the Said James Walthoe the
Sume of Eighty four pounds nineteen Shillings and [..] three pence half penny

All which wee Submitt to this Honble Court Given under our hands
this Twenty Second day of December Anno Dni 1720

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