City Court Order On Presentments Published In Daily Papers
The Court of Common Council in London on December 1 1738 directs that all future Presentments brought by Wardmote Inquests be examined by appointed officers of the City The officers report the nature and condition of each Presentment so prosecutions may be begun as deemed fit Expences to be charged to the Chamber and the resolution to be printed in daily papers.
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