government, and to the safety, peace, and welfare of all his majesty's subjects of this kingdom; whose affections have been so eminently distinguished by their zeal to his illustrious family, before his happy accession to the throne, and by their continued loyalty ever since.
As we do, with all just gratitude, acknowledge the services of all such patriots as have been eminently zealous for the interest of his majesty and this country, in detecting the fraudulent imposition of the said Wood, and preventing the passing of his base coin; so we do, at the same time, declare our abhorrence and detestation of all reflections on his majesty and his government; and that we are ready with our lives and fortunes to defend his most sacred majesty against the pretender, and all his majesty's open and secret enemies both at home and abroad.
Given under our hands at the grand jury chamber, this 28th of November, 1724.
| George Forbes, | David Tew, | |
| William Empson, | Thomas How, | |
| Nathaniel Pearson, | John Jones, | |
| Joseph Nuttall, | James Brown, | |
| William Aston, | Charles Lyndon, | |
| Stearn Tighe, | Jerom Bredin, | |
| Richard Walker, | John Sican, | |
| Edmond French, | Anthony Brunton, | |
| John Vereilles, | Thomas Gaven, | |
| Philip Pearson, | Daniel Elwood, | |
| Thomas Robins, | John Brunet. | |
| Richard Dawson, |
