Phillpott Locks guift.

Also Upon Reading to this Court the Report of Mr Francis
Smith< no role > and Mr Joseph Lawrence< no role > two of the Governors of these
Hosplls That upon enquiry they do find That [..] Samll Phillpott< no role > is
sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Weaver and hath the character
of a Soberman and a good husband It is Ordered by this Court
That Mr Trear do give and pay unto him £10 of the profits of Mr
Locks guift to be allowed Mr Trear in his next accompt.

Peirson Fra< no role > : to be
viewed.

Also Upon the humble Peticon of Francis Peirson< no role > who was
brought up and apprentice with Wm Elsley< no role > Pin:maker late an
Arts master of Bridewell Hospll and since made a Freeman of this
City by the approbacon of this Court and is sett up for himselfe in his trade
of a Pin-maker at the house of Mr Thomas Greenaway< no role > a Pin-maker
in Crow:Ally in Whitecross street , for some part of Mr Locks Guift ye
better to Enable him to carry on his said trade It is Ordered by
this Court That Mr Depty Emes Mr WinchurstandMr Pemble & Mr Gunston be
desired to make enquiry of the sd Fra: Peirson< no role > whether he be so sett up
in his said trade and of his hopefullness therein And to make Report
thereof to this Court:

boys made Free

Also It is Ordered That James Male< no role > Samll Byard< no role > Samll.
Davenport< no role > Joseph Jolly< no role > and John Hayls< no role > who served their-
Apprentiships in this Hospll be made Freemen of this City.

Paratt Abra< no role > : noiated
a Govr.

Also Att this Court Mr Abraham Paratt< no role > Woollen draper in
Gracechurch street was Nominated a Governor of these Hosplls
by Mr Forbes

Brooks Wm< no role > do.

And Mr William Brookes< no role > Merchant in Minceing Lane was
nominated a Governor by Mr Braham Smith< no role >

boys apprent :

Also Tho: Gable< no role >
and

Indre dat. 25th Novr. 1703

Tho: Coxhead< no role > }
at the Nominacon of
Mr Marshall

at ye nominacon of Mr
Gunston}
were Ordered to
be putt apprntices