And that the said John Fowler< no role > have the roomes wherein the sd John
Fowler< no role > now dwells and that It be referred to the Comittee of this
House to Inspect what repairs are necessary to be made therein
and that the said Comittee do Order the same forthwith to be
done accordingly:

James Male< no role > Locks
guift

Also Upon reading to this Court the Report of Mr Aubray &
Mr Furnis That upon enquiry they do Find That James male< no role > is sett
up for himselfe in his trade of a Weaver at the house of Mr Galett
Weaver in New Inn Yard in Shoreditch and hath the character of
a sober man and a good husband It is Ordered by this Court That
Mr Trear do give and pay unto him £10 of the profitts of Mr Locks
guift to be allowed Mr Trear in his next accompt.

Fra. Prison £10
Locks guift

Also Upon reading to this Court the Report of Mr Emes and
Mr Pemble That upon Enquiry they do Find That Francis Peirson< no role >
is sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Pinemaker at the house of
Mr Tho: Greenaway< no role > in Crow alley in White Cross street and hath ye
character of a sober man and a good husband: It is Ordered by
this Court That Mr Trear do give & pay unto him ten pounds of
the profitts of Mr. Locks guift to be allowed Mr Trear in his next
accompt.

John Hales< no role > £10
Locks guift.

Also Upon Reading to this Court the Report of Mr Emes and Mr
Pemble That upon Enquiry they do Find That John Hayls< no role > is sett
up for himselfe in his trade of a Weaver at the house of Mr Gregory
in Chrofers alley in Upper moorfeilds and hath the character of a
sober Man and a good husband It is Ordered by this Court That Mr
Trear do give and pay unto him £10 of the profitts of Mr Locks [..]
to be allowed Mr Trear in his next accompt.

Byard £10 H: guift.

Also upon reading to this Court the Report of Mr Depty Emes
& Mr Pemble That upon enquiry they do Find That Samll Byard< no role >
is sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Hempdresser at the house
of Mr Foreman near the Windmill in Golding Lane and hath the
character of a diligent Man and a good husband It is Ordered by
this Court That Mr Trear do give and pay unto him ten pounds
of the profitts of Mr Locks guift to be allowed Mr Trear in his
next account

Davenport £10

Also Upon reading to this Court the Report of Mr Richd [..] Aubry< no role >
and Mr John Furnis< no role > That upon Enquiry they do Find That Samll
Davenport< no role > is sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Weaver at Mr
Watts house near the Blew ball in Spittle Street and hath the repu [..]
of a diligent sober man It is Ordered by this Court That Mr Trear do give
& pay unto him £10 of ye profits of Mr Locks guift to be allowed Mr
Trear in his next account.