AB.CL.67.10

Names of people and places are given as they appear in the document; these spellings may not directly correspond to modern names. 'Jur' denotes that the person was eligible to sit on the jury in criminal cases brought before the Court Leet.

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Electio Officiario /

Benchers

M[aster] Ralfe Markland

M[aster] Rob[er]t Leatherbarrow

M[aster] Tho[mas] Couper

Maior Thomas Cooper Esq[ui]re Jur

Record[e]r [] Entwisle Esq[ui]re

Towne Clarke Ralph Banckes Jur

Bayleffes

Gilbertt Ford son of James Jur            

Richard Blackburue Jur

Serjeants

William Finch Jur

Robert Baldwine Jur

Gatewayters

Market Streete

Thomas Winstanley Jur

Edward Burdikin Jur

Walgate

William Ashton Jur

Henry Winkley

Halgate

John Farlclough

William Deane

Scoles

James Pemberton Jur

James Delroy Jur

Standishgate

William Farbrother Jur

Edward Elderfew Jur

Milngate

Henry Kerbie Jur

William Harvie Jur

Woodhowses

Henry Whalley Jur

Thomas Leyland Jur

William Catterall

Supervisors of Bread and Beers

Ralph Wood Jur

Adam Battersby Jur

Supervisors of Flesh and Fish

Thomas Eddlestone Jur

Gilbert Leigh Jur

Treasurers

W[ilia]m Scott

Adam Banks

Church Clarke

Gerard Banks

Searchers Sealers and Regesters of Leather

Roger Scott Jur

Thomas Mortt Jur

Belman

John Lethwaite