Eliz. Moore< no role > P DoFor being a Lewd Woman
Cont. to Labor

Mary Gittings< no role > P Do. For Opening a Chest of Edmund
Berryes< no role > and takeing a great Coat thereout
Conts to Labor.

Judith Wallis< no role > P DoFor Stealing a Shift out of
the house of Mr Robt Munday< no role >
Cont to Labor

Frances Jenkins< no role >
&
Eliz. Ash< no role > }
Cont to Labor
P Sr Richd Levett< no role > For Pilfering Clothes
out of the house of Wm Haddon< no role >
dd

[mark] Ordr of Court Confirmed

The severall Orders of the last Court being read are
Confirmed by this Court

Govrs . reced their Charge
Brattle Danll< no role > . Esqr
Windham Clare< no role > Esqr

Also at this Court Daniel Brattle< no role > Esqr . and Clare
Windham< no role > Esqr . reced their Charge as Governors of these Hospitals

Wilcocks Wm< no role > to have
£100. out of ye mr. to be
reced on [..] Cornwallis's
bond}

Whereas at a Court holden at the said hospital of Bridewell
upon fryday the Twenty Sixth day of Novembr. 1703 Mr.
Trear Gardiner acquainted the Court That Mr Wm. Wilcox< no role >
Woodmonger a Tent. to the Hospital of Bridewell informed
him that he had a Bond from the late Lord Cornwallis dated the
first day of Augt. 1692. of the penalty of Three hundred pounds
for the paymt. of One hundred & Fifty pounds which the said Mr.
Wilcox would give to the sd Hospital for the good & benefitt
thereof and would leave himselfe to the Governors of the sd
Hospital to returne him what Sume they should think fitt when
they should gett the Same And Whereas hither to no meanes