Thursday 19th. November 1741.

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Crosier appd. agt. em both
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LeakinsMathew< no role >
&
BrittMary< no role > .}
By the Lord Mayorbeing charged by the
Oath of John Crosier< no role > for being loose disorderly
persons & pillferring Sugar off the keys.

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Dunsby appd. agt. those too
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WorlingtonEdward< no role >
&
MerridayWilliam< no role > }
By the Lord Mayorbeing charged by the
Oaths of John Dunsby< no role > and John Johnson< no role > for
being loose disorderly persons & pilferring
Tobacco off the keys.

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FitzgeraldCatherine< no role > . By Sr . William Rous< no role > Old Prisoner

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HullAbigall< no role > By George Arnold< no role > Esqr Old Prisoner

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BlackwoodJane< no role > By the Lord Mayorbeing charged by the
Oath of Thomas Griffith< no role > for being a loose disorderly person and
pilferring a pair of Shoes of small Value form the House of John
Francis< no role > .

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Mascall appeared agt. her

BullockAnn< no role > By the Lord Mayorbeing charged by the
Oath of Jeremiah Mascall< no role > for being a loose disorderly person & on
strong suspicion of Pilferring a small parcell of Argyl of the keys

LLuellinMarmaduke< no role > to be
Apprentice

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Ordered That Marmaduke Lluellin< no role > a poor boy of the parish of
Christ Church Surry who was clandestinely and irregularly bound to
Benjamin Thatcher< no role > late one of the Artsmasters in this Hospital be
immediately Cloathed and bound Apprentice to such of the Artsmasters
as the Treasurer shall direct and that the Porter do take care of him
in the mean time.

Fees on the Discharge of
PrisonersComee to consider
of con

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Ordered That it be referred to the Committee of this House to consider
of the Fees taken upon the discharge of a Prisoner And to make their
Report thereon to the Court.

Old Bethlemthe old houses
there to be kept from falling
down

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Mr. Treasurer acquainted this Court that several Inhabitants in Old
Bethlem had applyed to him to give some directions about the Houses
belonging to Bethlem Hospital in the middle of old Bethlem which are in
so ruinous a Condition that they are fearfull of the Tiles falling upon
their head and are a recepticle for loose disorderly persons who may fire the
same Upon which he had Ordered Mr. Cordwell the Carpenter & Mr.Smith
the Bricklayer to make an Estimate of what was necessary to be done to
prevent the said Houses from falling and for keeping out the loose persons
who shelter themselves there and that Mr Cordwell and Mr. Smith had made
their Report which was read as follows Vizt.They find it necessary for
securing the premisses from being carried away that the passage next the
meeting house be stopt, also the other and next old Bethlem fronting the Kings
Arms Alehouse, likewise a passage adjoining to Mr. Fords in the Street and one
other passage four Houses form the Suttey and that the Ground Story of the
four. Houses Eastward in front be inclosed. The Tiles & Tops of the Chimneys in
front that are loose to take down of the Trent houses which when done will Secure the
premes till disposed and will amount to Six poundsIt is Ordered that the
same be done accordingly.