Thursday 28th. April 1743.

39 Mr. John Freke< no role > Surgeon Salisbury Court Mr. James Phillips< no role >
40 John Carew< no role > Esqr Middle Temple Mr. John Lee< no role >
41 Sr . John Chapman< no role > Bart. Broadstreet Robert Bishop< no role > Esqr .
42 Joseph Pickering< no role > Esqr Comptroller of Bridge Yard Thomas Tryon< no role > Esqr .
43 Joseph Gape< no role > Esqr Temple Robt. Fotherby< no role > Esqr .
44 Mr. Benjamin Cleeve< no role > Mercht near Aldersgate John Elderton< no role > Esqr .
45 Dr. Mathew Lee< no role > Kings Arms Yard Coleman Str John Bosworth< no role > Esqr .
46 Mr. Depty. John Clarke< no role > Bookseller , Cornhill Mr. Depty. Snart
47 Christ. Tower< no role > Esqr Huntsmore near Uxbridge Mr Gilbt. Malcher< no role >
48 Tho Rt. Honble Henry Earl of SuffolkMr. Depty. Pycroft
49 Mr. Phillip Bromfeild< no role > Druggist Lombard Street Philip Scarth< no role > Esqr .
50 Mr. John Boxwell< no role > Vintner Friday Street Mr. Edwd. Whitehouse< no role >
51 Mr. Upington Bracee< no role > Apothecary Bishopsgate street Mr. Peter Roberts< no role >
52 Dr. James Hawley< no role > Covent Garden Mr. John Cooke< no role >
53 Mr. William Sitwell< no role > Ironmonger Foster Lane Mr. Thos. Pestell< no role >
54 Mr. Francis Brownsmith< no role > Mercht . Gracechurch street Joseph Hall< no role > Esqr
55 Mr. Christr. Horsnail< no role > Mason in Holborn Mr. Wm. Cooper< no role >
56 Sr . Wm. Countrey< no role > Barrt Pall Mall Mr. James Anderton< no role >
57 Mr. Wm. Knipe< no role > Packer Bishopsgate street Mr. John Boyfeild< no role >
58 Jacob Houblon< no role > Esqr .Hallingbury Essex Malachi Hawtayne< no role > Esqr
59 Mr Calvert Benn< no role > Distiller , Bishopsgate street Mr. William Poole< no role >
60 Thomas Clarke< no role > Esqr Norfolk street Saml. Clarke< no role > Esqr (temple)
61 Mr. Giles Tayler< no role > Lyons Inn Rupert Clarke< no role > Esqr .
62 Felix Calvert< no role > Esqr Pelham Hertfordshire Mr. Richd. Bridgman< no role >
63 Mr. John Perkins< no role > Grocer Limestreet Mr. Jno. Macklenan< no role >
64 The Rt. Honble The Lord MonsonMr. Depty. Farington
65 Mr Edward Barwick< no role > Linendraper , Friday street Mr. Thos Niccolls< no role >
66 Mr. John Townsend< no role > Surgeon , Cullnor street Mr. Robt. Smith< no role >
67 Mr. Heneage Robinson< no role > Mercht . Friday street Mr. Bearcliff Stonhewer< no role >
68 Williams Winder< no role > Esqr Clement Inn Mr. David Chitty< no role >
69 Mr George Wylde< no role > Grocer Gracechurch street Mr. John Beacher< no role >
70 Mr. Henry Trollope< no role > Mercht Friday street Saml. Clarke< no role > Esqr ( [..] )
71 Mr Bouchier Cleeve< no role > Pewterer Cornhill Mr. Edwd. Dodd< no role >
72 Mr. Robert Elliott< no role > Goldsmith Gutter Lane Mr. Richd. Bailey< no role >
73 Stephen Comyn< no role > Eqr Inner Temple Dr. Richd Rawlinson< no role >

It is Ordered that the Consideration thereof be referred to the Comittee of this
House who are desired to make their Report therein to this Court

ParrotThos< no role > .ScarleWm< no role > .
LawJoseph< no role > &Craycroft
Francis< no role > Corrected in
Court}

At this Court a Report was read from the Comittee of this House dated
27th. instant under the hands of Edward Holloway< no role > Esqr . Trear Dr.
Richard Rawlinson< no role > , Mr. Gilbert Malcher< no role > , Mr. Thomas Morris< no role > , Mr.
Robert Henshaw< no role > , Walter Pryse< no role > Esqr & Mr. Richard Romman< no role > as follows Vizt.
At a Comee Thursday 31st. March 1743 Mr. Joshua Davis< no role > Master
of the Salutation Tavern in Holborn says that several persons in the
Habit of the Apprentices of this Hospital came 3 times into his House
on Thursday the 24th. instant at Night & insulted him & his Sister & the
last time broke the windows

Mr. Benjamin Lee< no role > Surgeon (father of Mr. Davis's Wife) says he was
at Salutation Thursday 24th. instant about half an hour past 9 in the
Evening & that several persons in the Habit of the Hospital Apprentices
rusht in & insulted him & his Son in law & Davis

The Apprentices (except a few who had received their Cloathing and
were not suspected) passed round the Comittee board in the presence of
Mr Davis and Mr. Lee who viewed 'em but could not charge any of
'em

At