4th January 1716/7

And This Comee upon Inquiry being satisfied that they have
the Character of Sober Industrious men are of Opinion to give
each of them Ten pounds out of Mr Locks Gift which nevertheless
is Submitted to the Judgment of the CourtThis Court
doth Confirme the same and Order That the Clerke do pay to each
of the Petrs. Ten pounds out of Mr Locks Gift to be allowed her in
his next account

Sudrys £10 each out
of Locks Gift}

Upon Reading a Report from the Comee of this house
under the hands of John Tayler< no role > Esqr Trear GIles Clarke< no role > Esqr Trear
Mr Nathanl. Turner< no role > John Martyn< no role > Esqr and Mr John Barker< no role >
bearing date the third day of January Last in the words following

This Comee in pursuance of an Order of Court of the 16th. day
of March Last have taken into consideration the Petitions of the
persons hereunder named Setting forth That they Served their
Apprenticeships in this hospital and have been made free of this
City by Order of this Court and are Sett up for themselves in their
respective Trades and praying some part of Mr Locks Gift the
better to enable them to carry on their Trades Vizt

George Male< no role > Weaver in Rose & Crown Court in Shoe Lane

William Cole< no role > Doin Crown Alley in Bridewell precinct

John Golderd< no role > Glover at Mr. Ramseys in Whites Alley in
holborne near Fitter Lane turning at 9' Batt & Glo [..] }

Samuel Clarke< no role > Weaver in 3 Tun Alley in Mr. Artkins Rents agt.
Porters Block }

And This Comee upon Inquiry being Satisfied that they have
the Characters of Sober Industrious men are of Opinion to give
each of them Ten pounds out of Mr. Locks Gift which nevertheless
is Submitted to the Judgment of the CourtThis Court doth
Confirme the same and Order that the Clerk do pay to each of the Petrs.
Ten pounds out of Mr Locks Gift to be allowed him in his next
account