Bridewell & Bethlem
London To Witt}

At a Court holden at the said Hospital of Bridewell
on Friday the 25th day of October 1745 .

Sir Robert Willimott< no role > Knt. & Aldr . President
Edward Holloway< no role > Esqr : Treasurer
Joseph Ayliffe< no role > Esqr : Auditor General

Phillip Scarth< no role > Esqr Mr Deputy FarringtonJohn Lock< no role > Esqr
Mr. Thomas Morris< no role > Mr. Deputy BallardMr. James Haywood< no role >
Mr. John Lee< no role > Mr: Charles Cotton< no role > Mr. Richard Byrbridge< no role >
Mr. William Fletcher< no role > Mr. Francis Mannock< no role > Mr. Gilbert Malcher< no role >
Mr. Stephen Boughton< no role > Dr . Richard Rawlinson< no role >

To be Cloathed at the
Charge of the Hospl
& Sent to Son72

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VaughanEdward< no role > By Sir Edward Bellamy< no role > being charged by
the Oath of Cornelius Owen< no role > of Love Lane East Cheap London
Merchant for being a disorderly loose idle Boy having no Visible
way of Living and defrauding him of Two Shillings and Sixpence

To be Cleathed by Mr. Went
distiller at the Corner of
Trans Alley near Aldersgate
Barrs & sent to Sea

3
GamblerJohn< no role > By Sir John Barnard< no role > being charged by
the oath of Henry Morgan< no role > of Fans Alley Aldersgate Street London
Coachman for being a Disorderly person of an indifferent Character
and Suspected of Stealing Some Brass of Small Value off Coach
Harnesses the Some being found upon him and he giving no Satisfactory
Account how he came by them

Pun dd 74

GovehouseMary< no role > By Sir John Barnard< no role > being charged by
the Oath of Thomas Hitchmore< no role > of Newgate Market London Cooper
for Pilferring a Pair of Women's Cloggs of Small Value his
Property.

dd 78

BootyWm Alexander< no role > By Walter Bernard< no role > Esqr : being charged
by the oath of Joseph Baldwin< no role > for Pilferring a Hat of Small
Value his property.

To be Cloathed at the Charge
of the Hospital & Sent
to Sea} 79

FelsteadJohn< no role > By Crisp Gascoyne< no role > Esqr :being charged by
the Oath of Joseph Franks< no role > and Richard Westfield< no role > for Pilferring
a Handkerchief of Small Value the Property of the said Joseph
Franks< no role > .

dd 80

BrownThomas< no role > By Sir John Barnard< no role > being charged
by the oath of William Boston< no role > a Chairman at the Three Cranes
for being a loose disorderly Person having no Visible way of
Living and being found Several times in his Stables and
Hayloffts where he had no lawfull occasion to be.