26th: June 1724

no body appeared agt herdd

HapeyAnne< no role >
&
dd before ye Court
by Mr President MatthewsElizabeth< no role > }
P Sr Geo: Merttins< no role > being charg'd by the Oath of
Mr. George Gilbert< no role > Constable for being taken shouting in
the Streets late last night and going to a disorderly house in Fleet Lane and
by the Oath of Moses Levy< no role > for being back idle Vagrant and disorderly
Persons Old Offenders and not drew Nightwalkers having no Visible
way of Maintenance

dd

TeasleySarah< no role > P Sr Geo Merttins< no role > being Charg'd by the Oath of
Sarah Asmore< no role > in Suspicion of having pilfert a pair of Garlick Colland
& an Old Clock of Small Value from her and for being a Locks, idle
Vagrant and disorderly Person.

Geor recedd then Charge
[..]

At this Court the Charge we read to John Andrews< no role > Esqrs . Mr.
James Phillips< no role > and Mr. John Scuplchere< no role > or Governors of the Hospitals

BeadlesGratfor the Year
at Midsr 1724}

Upon reading the humble, Petitions of the four Beadles and Porters man
of this Hospital for their usual Gratuitys of Forty Shillings a peice in respect of the
half year ending at Midsumer last for that then Salarys are but small
It is Order'd that the Clerk of them Hospitals do give and pay only them Forty
shillings a peice to be allow'd her in the next Account

Bethlem Grat. for ½ Year
at Midsr. 1724}

Upon reading the humble Petition of the three Beadles or Basketman of
the Hospital of Bethlem for their usual Gratuity of Twenty shillings peice in respect
of the half year ending at Midsumer last for that then Salarys are but small
It is Order'd that the Clerk of these Hospitals do give and pay into them Twenty
shillings upon to be allow'd him in his next Account

SeamerWilliam< no role > made free

At this Court William Seamer< no role > who Serv'd he Apprenticeship on
the Hospital to John Martin< no role > by Indre dated the 29th March 1716 was
Order'd to be made free of this City

Apprentice
Indre dat 20th July 1724

Joseph Jacot< no role > a Poor boy (at the Nomination of La [..] men Perker Esqr one of
the Governors of this Hospital) is Order'd to be paid Apprentice to John Machin< no role >

RoyceWillm< no role > . [..]

Mr Joseph Webster< no role > one of the Governors of them Hospital Reporting to
this Court That in P [..] of an Order of Court of the 27th March last Joseph [..]
Huntmen< no role > Esqr and he had made Enquiry and found that William Royce< no role > who Served he
Apprenticeship in this Hospital is Set up for himself in the Trade of a Weaver and hath
the Character of a Petycoat and Sober man It is Order'd that the Steward of
this Hospital do give and pay unto the said William Royce< no role > Ten pounds not of Mr.
Locks Gift to be allowd him on his next Account

Ex & Kal
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