Thursday 28th. April 1743.

dd10.

WelchEliza< no role > . P Sr . John Salter< no role > being charged by the Oath of
Robt. Thornborough< no role > at the Magpye in Newgate Street Victualler &
Dorothy < no role > his Wife & Mary Hall< no role > for Pilferring a Napkin a Peice of
Ribbon & a Brush of Small Value.

Cont12

NelsonAnn< no role > This name instance is in set 472. P Lord Mayorbeing charged by the Oath of
Eleanor King< no role > & John King< no role > for being a loose disorderly person &
Pilferring two Old Books the property of the said Eleanor

dd14

ComptonMargt< no role > . P Wm. Baker< no role > Esqr being charged by the Oath of
John Box< no role > for being a Common night Walker & taken up this
morning at the upper End of Cornhill London about two o' Clock s [..]
& making a great Noise & disturbance to the Annegance of the
Neighbourhood.

dd15.

DavisDavid< no role >
&

dd16

SandersIsaac< no role > }
P Wm. Baker< no role > Esqr being Charged by the Oath of
William Sands< no role > of Bear Key Coffee House for Pilferring Sugar the
Property of some person unknown at & about the Warehouses at
Bear Key.

Cont18.

SmithEliza< no role > P Lord Mayorbeing charged by the Oath of
Robt. Smith< no role > & Chas. Dawes< no role > for being a loose disorderly Person
& Common Night Walker & making a disturbance in Cornhill
at two o Clock this morning.

dd19.

CoxThos< no role > .P Walter Bernard< no role > Esqr being charged by the Oath of
Steward Talbott< no role > Apprentice to Humphry Barrow< no role > Baker on
Fish Street Hill for Pilferring two Coaves of Bread of small value
the Property of his said Master

Cont20.

WarrenAnne< no role > P Walter Bernard< no role > Esqr being charged by the Oath
Cathne. Mackain< no role > Wife of Alexr. Mackain< no role > of Feild Lane Dresser
for pilferring an Apron the Property of Mary Bews of Small
Value.

dd21.

JonesElias< no role > . P Lord Mayorbeing charged by the Oath of
Thos. Langham< no role > & John Pauncefoot< no role > for being a loose disorderly
Person wandring abroad as a Pedlar & Petty Chapman not
being Licenced & Authorized according to Law.

Apprentices

At this Court the following poor boys were Ordered to be put out Apprentices
at the Nomination of the Governors hereafter named Vizt:

Nominated by

CriekettJames< no role > toThomas Carew< no role > Esqr .
MartinWhitfield< no role > todo.

Stewards in course for
Election Feast 1743}

At this Court the Governors hereafter named Vizt.
John Hall< no role > Esqr .Henry Hoare< no role > Esqr Dr. Middleton Massey< no role >
The Earl of OrreryMr. John Donglass< no role > Thomas Bowdler< no role > Esqr .
William Draycot< no role > Esqr Heldebrand Alington< no role > Esqr .William Noel< no role > Esqr .
George Jennings< no role > Esqr Edward Elliston< no role > Esqr Sr . Hans Sloane< no role > Bart
were chosen Stewards for the next Election day of these Hospitalls who are desired
to provide a Dinner at their been Venue for the President Treasurer and Governors
to dine together according to ancient Custom and in case any of the Stewards
Elected declare or refuse the same the Clerk is to supply the number in course