21, June 1717

Phillips Robt< no role > . Comee may
dischdhimof 13s he [..] for
keeping Jn. Cordey< no role > }

Ordered that it be Referred to the Comee of this house if
they think fitt to discharge Mr. Robert Phillips< no role > of Thirteen
Shillings he is to pay for keeping John Cordey< no role > in this hospital
at his request

Read Fra< no role > Shoemaker or any
Artsmasters not to be admited
[..] a Cert of their Settlemt.}

Mr. Trear Tayler Reported to this Court That Francis
Read< no role > Shoemaker who was Elected artsmar . of this hospital at
the Last Court objected agt. bringing a Certificate of his Settlemt.
it never haveing been practiced before on the Election of an
artsmar . and that therefore he hoped he Should be excused
from being the first president of that kind but that he would
readily comply with all the Orders of the Court made and to
be made relateing to Artsmasters It is Ordered that
neither he nor any otter person for the future Shall be admitted
are artsmar without a Certificate of their Settlement

Stewards for Election
Feast

At this Court the Governours hereafter named vizt

Col ReppingtonRichard Goulston< no role > Esqr Mr Tho: James< no role >
Nat Herne< no role > Esqr Mr Cha: Hudson< no role > Edwd. Colston< no role > Senr. Esqr
Mr Tho. Andrews< no role > Mr Cha. Blount< no role > Mr Tho: Head< no role >
Tho. Medlicott< no role > Esqr Mr. John Trigg< no role > John Hawkins< no role > Esqr .

were chosen Stewards for the next Election day of these hospll.
who are desired to provide a Dinner as there Bien Venue for
the president Trear and Governours to dine together
according to Ancient Custome And in case any of ye said
Stewards elected decline or Refuse ye Same the Clerk is
to Supply the number in Course

Boulter Jno< no role > . Pet for some
consideration for ye things be
left in his houseRef}

Upon Reading the humble Petition of John Boulter< no role >
late one of the artsmar of this hospital Setting forth that
his working Toolls have been useless three Months and all
opportunitys of carrying on his Trade and getting Bread were taken
from him So that he and his family are in Great want and therefore