Mary Doar< no role > P warrt of Recorder for pilfering three [..]
pair of gloves and a small Tea Spoon from Mrs: Gardner
Dd

Mary Wiley< no role > : P warrant of Recorder: for takeing a peice
of Callicoe from Mr Buckboard:
Pun:

Tickets to [..] the
adver [..] to be
printed

It is this day Ordered by this Court That printed ticketts be
sent to the prosecutors giveing notice of the day and hour of the
holding of every Court at this Hospitall To the intent that they
may give their attendance accordingly And that the Clerke of these
Hospitalls do draw up the forme of such Ticketts forthwith.

Rewards appointed:

Also Att this Court the Governors hereafter named Vizt.
Dor William Gould< no role > Sr Richard Blackmore< no role > Dor Tho: Gardiner< no role >
Wm Beckford< no role > Esqr . John Sansom< no role > Esqr . George Finch< no role > Esqr Mr.
John Cutlove< no role > Mr John Hals< no role > : Mr Richd Pemble< no role > : Mr Francis
Stratford< no role > Dor Steward and Mr Edward Cooke< no role > . were Elected Stewards
for the next Election day of these Hosplls who are desired to
provide adminer as their Bien Venne for the President Trear and
Governors of these Hosplls. to dine together according to antient
Custom and in case any of the said Stewards Elected shall decline
or refuse the same. The Clerk is to supply the number of course

Denton Wm< no role > £10

Also Upon Reading to this Court the Report of Mr Thomas
Piston< no role > and Mr John Hals< no role > two of the Governors of these Hosplls
That upon enquiry they do Find That William Denton< no role > in sett up for
himselfe in his trade of a Weaver att his own house in Bridewell
Precinct and hath a good character amongst his neighbours It is Ordered
by this Court That Mr Trear do give and pay unto him ten pounds
of the profits of Mr Locks guift to be allowed Mr Trear in his next
Account:

Muggleston Han [..]
£10:

Also Upon Reading to this Court this Report of Mr
Furnis and Mr Hannot two of the Governors of these Hospitalls
That upon enquiry they do Find That Humphry Muggeston< no role > is sett
up for himselfe in his trade of a Weaver at Mr Poynters in Pelham
Street in Brick Lane and hath a good character amongst his neighbours
It is Ordered by this Court That Mr Trear do give and pay unto him
ten pounds of the profits of Mr Locks guift to be allowed Mr
Trear in his next accompt

Wood Samll< no role > £10

Also Upon Reading to this Court the Report of the sd Mr Furnis and Mr
Hannet two of the Goverrs of these Hospll That upon enquiry they do Find
That Samll Wood< no role > is sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Weaver at Mr Case
in Brownes lane in Spittlefeilds and hath a good character amongst his
neighbours It is Ordered by this Court That Mr Trear do give & pay unto
him £10 of the profits of Mr Locks guift to be allowed him in the
next accompt.