Alsoe att this Court The Severall Poore Boyes hereafter
named were ordered to bee put apprentice Vizt.

Kite Henry< no role > to be appr
Juskey Wm< no role > . do.
Wells Nath< no role > . do
Bennet Moses< no role > do.

Henry Kite< no role > att the Nomination ofMr. Stamper.
William Juskey att the nomination ofMr. Tudman.
Nathaniel Wells< no role > to Allen Page< no role > & Indre dat 17th. March 1706. att the nomination ofMr. Pemble.
Moses Bennett att the Nominacon ofCapt. Peirck

Henry Wm< no role > . to be made
free}

Alsoe att this Court William Kemp< no role > who Served part of his
Apprentishipp with George Marfeild< no role > One of the Artsmasters
of this Hospitall was Ordered to bee made a freeman of this Citty.

Hudson Chas< no role > . nom Govr.

Alsoe att this Court Mr. Charles Hudson< no role > liveing in Jermin
Street was nominated a Governour of these Hospitalls by
Mr. Justices Tully.

Pools proposal abot.
Holborn houses rejected}

Alsoe upon reading to this Court the Report of a Comittee
under the hands of Mr. Thomas Gardiner< no role > Trear Mr. Richard
Bealing< no role > Mr. William Phillipps< no role > Mr. James Hallett< no role > Mr. Tho:
Bendlowes< no role > and Mr. Richard Pemble< no role > which Report are in
these words following Vizt.

Holborn houses to be
repd. by ye hospital}

This Comittee being against mett in Pursueance of an Order
of the 20th. January 1703 and haveing again Viewed the
prmisses in Holbourne now desired to bee new Leased the
old Lease expireing att Lady day next And this Comittee
haveing alsoe advised with Our workmen doe find the Prmisses
much out of Repaire and two of the houses Emptye and
have heard the proposalls of Mr. Christopher Pool< no role > which
is that hee will in Six monthes after his Lease Expires
repair all the prmisses Substantially pay all the Ground rent
imediately schedule all wainscotts Etc and
take a Lease of One and twenty yeares att the old rent of One
and twenty pounds P ann and upon Sealing thereof pay
One hundred Pounds fine which offer wee think much
Short of the vallue never the lesse Submitt the same to the
Judgment of this Court And this Court haveing Duely weighed
and Considered the said Report are of Opinion with the said