Friday 25th: October 1745

Cont to Labor 81

GregoryAnn< no role > By Robert Alsop< no role > Esqr : being charged by the
Oath of Elizabeth Perry< no role > of Cross Lane Long Acre in the County
of Middlesex at the Signe of the Bull head Victualler and
Robert Miller< no role > a Fanstick Maker in Cold Bath Fields
for pilferring a handkerchief of Small Value the Property
of her the said Elizabeth Perry< no role > .

Cont to Labor 82

JonesMary< no role > By Walter Barnard< no role > Esqr : being charged by
the oath of William Clack< no role > and Ebenezer Hartley< no role > for Pilferring
some Sugar of Small Value from Smarts Key the Property
of some Person or Persons unknown and being a common
reputed Pilferrer at the Keys.

PatersonHugh Petn. for
Lease of a House in St.
Martins Lane Cha: Cross
(No. 6) referred to Comee}

Upon reading the humble Petition of Hugh Paterson< no role > of Newport
Alley near Newport Market Tailer Setting forthThat in ease
the Governors will be pleased to put the House Situate in St: Martins
Lane near Charing Cross now in the Occupation of William Steward< no role > into
Tenantable repair by Christmas next The Petitioner Proposes to take a Lease
thereof with Such Covenants as are usually contained in Leases from Tho
Governors to the Tenants for Seven Years to comence from Christmas next at
the Yearly Rent of Twenty Pounds Payable Quarterly at the Compling
House of the Hospital of Bridewell London Provided there be Convenent
in the Lease that the Petitioner may quit the Premisesses if he thinks fit
at the end of Three or Five Years on giving Six moths Notice
praying the Governors to grant him a Lease according to his said Propasalls
It is Ordered that the said Petition be referred to the Comee of this
House to consider thereof & to make their Report thereon to the Court.

Marsh Henry Petr for
Lease of the above House
referred to Comee

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Upon reading the Humble Petition of Henry Marsh< no role > at the Golden, Cross
Inn in St. Martins Lane Setting forthThat said Petitioner Proposes to
take a House in St. Martins Lane now in Occupation of Mr. William Howard< no role >
for Twenty one Years at Eighteen Pounds P Annum St Pay all Taxes or
Twenty one Pounds and the Governors to pay Taxes, and to be allowed
Ten Pounds the first year towards repairs It is Ordered that the
said Petition be referred to the Comee of this House to consider thereof
& to make their Report thereon to the Court

Apprentices

At this Court the following poor Boys were Ordered to be put out
Apprentices at the Nomination of the Governers hereafter named Vizt

Nominated By

PerrinPeter< no role > This name instance is in set 2907. to John Burnham< no role > Mr Gilbert Malcher< no role >
DyerJoseph< no role > to Sutton Sharpe< no role > Sr . John Bosworth< no role >