29th. March 1723

dd.

Wish Richard< no role > P Sr . Fra Forbes< no role > being Charg'd by Faceman
Cacter< no role > Waterman his Master on Oath for being a Sturdy idle
disorderly Apprentice who absents himself and neglects his Business
and keeps unseasonable hours

dd
the body Appear'd agt her

Brooks Elizabeth< no role > P Sr Gerard Conyers< no role > Ld. Mayr being Charged by the
Oath of Mathew Cam< no role > with Pilfering out of his Dwelling house a
Handkercheif and one pound of Chocalate of a Small Value and
being esteemed a Loose idle disorderly person

Cout to Labor
& to eat no more then she earns

Cully Grace< no role > P Sr Fra Forbes< no role > being Charged on Oath of
Henry Thornhill< no role > for pilfering from him a Snuff box & handkercheif
of Small Value being on idle disorderly Person and has no visible
means of a Livelyhood

dd.

Thompson Susanna< no role > P Sr John Fryer< no role > charg'd by Margaret
Constantine< no role > for unlawfully living with her Husband and keeping
him Company in reputed ill House out of which she was
lately taken

dd
no body Appear'd agt. her

Eaten Eleanor< no role > P Sr John Fryer< no role > being Charged by Martha
Murrell< no role > at the Corner of Moor Lane for Pilfering from her
a Sheet of a Small Value

dd

Paine Ann< no role > P Sr John Fryer< no role > being Charg'd by Eustan
Coleman< no role > in Grub Street in Maiden head Court Widow for pilfering
from her some wearing Apparel of a Small Value of which Oath
is made

Gyles Robt< no role > .peticon P
Locks Gift

Upon reading the humble Petition of Robert Gyles< no role > Settingforth That
he Served the Apprenticeship to James Candell< no role > Weaver one of the Artsmasters of
this Hospital by Judth. dated the 16th. August 1711. and by an Order of this Court
of the 5th day of February 1719/20 he was on the 13th day of March 1721 and
free of this City and is Set up for himself in his said TradeIn Dunnings Alley
in Bishopsgate Street And Mr. Treasurer Reporting to this Court That the
Comittee of this House on theinspected the Book kept of the
Apprentices behaviour and found no Complaint against himIt is
Ordered that Mr. Thomas Parry< no role > Mr. Depty Bridge & Mr Valentine
Brewis< no role > three of the Governors of these Hospitals or any two of the them he desried
to Enquire whether the said Robert Gyles< no role > to Set up in his said Trade and of
his hopefulness therein and to make their Report to this Court.

Ex & Kal
H. T.