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London, England, 1812-09-22 00:00:00

TUE.NTIKE TOLLS TO LET.

• is - hereby given • that the TOLLS
•411 arising 4- the several TA rates upon the Turnpike-
i•oad leading
'from Stratford-apiin-Avonlo Aiderminster, -and
Shipston-ufon-IStnur to IR. top of Lon;: r"ompton-hill, in the
County of Warwick', hnoWn the of LONG
COMIITON-GATE, •: ,
GATE, and tne STR.`,"P and C!.1;•
be LE-I 4ti,e
Inn. Sh*Tstor-'.n-Stour,c,l , p-
tember hou, • • .1, ;.ale
-Afternoon, in i ;_ w the
lath year of the. , -.An of his regalitling
the said. TurnpY, • inst'rear
the'suM of t!te, expense • :—,
Long,Compi-(.•
Futze4lill
Honington Gate
Stratford and Clifford Gate •• • • 520. •
And will be put-up woparately or together, as the Commis-
sioners shall 'determin?.. at the ;,f eeting previous to their being
putup. Whoever happens to pie,' the i:.est bidder mast at the
same time pay one month's rent in aktv;.nce' and give geeurity,
with sufficient sureties, to the satt,f.tc,tioa nt. the Trustees, tot
the said Turnpike-road for the payment of the Rents agreed
for at such times and in such manner as they shall order and
appoint.,-- At the above Meeting souse new Commissioners
will be appointed.
Stratford-upon-Avon.. synxtAm GEORGE MORRIS
Sept. 16th, 181.2. Clerk to the Trustees: •9

N. B. The-Commissioners have it in contemplation to lower.
the Tolls, and do awat., the Tieliet# upon the above Turnpike
Road.

'WEST KENT QUA rEP.

NOTICE is hereby given, That the next GE-
NERAL QUARTER SESSION of the PEACE, for
the WESTERN DIVISION'Of the COUNTY of •KENTovill
be holden at Maidstone, on TUESDAY, the 6th Day.of Octo-
ber next, on which day the Court Will he opened at Nine
o'Clock iu the Morning precisely, when the High Constables.
will be required to make their Presentinents, and the Grand
Jury will he impannelled and sworn, and those who do nut
appear will he fined.
r 7 The Court will then immediately proceed to make Orders
in Bastardy, and other Parllh Business;- and those Pet 3ons
who are .to appear on Itee,,;,,ni4ances far Bastardy, the Peace,
arid other Parish Business, ore togil:e their attendance.
At Twelve o'Clock Noc,n, the Court will proceed to the
ern:. -{••ration of all -Rills' ant? other 'Dernands on the County,

id of the Rep.rts cf C,:lninAtees to whom any matters
may at a former S2ssion h Zvi neen re':erred, and of all such
other Business as has usually iieen denonlitiatsd County Bu-
siness.

At Two o'Clock 4n the Afternoon the Court will ,hear
Appeals.
On the following Day the Court will be opened at Nine
o'Clock in the Morning precisely., when the Jury summoned
by the Sherif; for the. Trial of Prisoners and of toe Traveries
,be called, and those • who do not appear will be fined.--
The Court will then proceed to Hie Trial of the Prisoners and
the Traverses.

illN.7;tices of Appoal and, of Trial Must be given Eight
clear'py., before the commencement Of the Session (unless
whei:ethe tine is prescribed by Act of Parliament) ; and ail
Appeals arid' Traverses mutt be set down for hearing, with
I the Clerk of the Peace, .before Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on
the first day of tI4 Session.
And in order to dis?ateh to Business, all Prosecutors
and WitneSses bound over to prefer Ellis of Indictment, or to
give Evidence before tho ",;ratid Jury, are hereby required to
.attend at the opimin:4' .the Cdurt, bn the first day of the
Session, in order that they may give Instructions to the
• Clerk of Indictments to prepare the Bills,, and that they,
may go before the Grand Jury, and give Evidence on the
same.

And al: Persons bound by Recognizance to answer to any
Bills of Indicttnenti'and all Witnesses bound over to give
Evidence on the Trial of any Indictment, are hereby required
to attend at\the opening of the Court en the second day of
the Session.

CLARIDGE, Sevcnoaks, Kent,
of the Peace. •

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