Continued Wed 13th. July 1748

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41 MillsMargt< no role > . P Edward Ironside< no role > Esqr . being Charged on the Oath of
James Noaks< no role > of Monkwell Street London Watchmaker for being a loose
disorderly Pson haveing no visible way of living & Attempting to sell a Watch
Chain make of brass Mettall for Silver which is not silver

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42 BlakeEliz< no role > : P Lord Mayor being Charged on the Oath of Jeremiah
Burton< no role > for being a lease disorderly Pson & pilfering a peice of Salmon

Punished & dd

43 CobhamThos< no role > . P do. being Charged on the Oath of John Milbourn< no role > for
being aloose disorderly Pson & pilfering sevl. Percions of Watches

Conf to Lab

45 BarlowThos< no role > . P Thos. Winterbotton< no role > Esqr . being Charged on the Oath of Saml
Knight< no role > a Baker in Bazenhall Street for defrauding him the sd Knight of
Several Small Sumes of Money

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Hartley appd. agst.

47AsheyThos< no role > . P Lord Mayor being Charged on the Oath of Ebenezar Hartley< no role >
for being aloose disorderly Pson & pilfering Tobacco off Brewers Key

Conf to Lab)

49 TowserMary< no role > P do being Charged on the Oath of Mr. Wm. Hunt< no role > fabeing
aloose disorderly Pson & seduceing Ann Maria Towser< no role > a Child of 13 years of
Age to Steal a Spoon from Mr. Deputy Hunts

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50.CawleyWm< no role > P Thos. Winterbottom< no role > Esqr . being Charged on the oath of Thos.
Stoakes< no role > of Black fryers London Dealer in Coals for pilfering a Coal Seak of
Small Value his property

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Kal

51 WilsonJohn< no role > P Lord Mayor being Charged on the Oath of his Master Jos
Palaby< no role > for being aloose disorderly Apprentice running away from his Service
for two Months past & Selling the Cloaths provided him by his sd. Master

Beadles Gra ½ yr. mids

Upon Reading the humble petition of the four Beadles & Porters Man of this
Hospital for their usual Gratuitys of Forty Shillings a peice in respect of the half
year ending at Midsmer last for that their Sallarys are out [..] It is Ordered
that the Clark of these Hospitals do give and pay unto them Forty shillings a peice
to be Allowed him in his next Account.

Basketmendo

Upon Reading the humble Petition of the three Beadles or Basketmen of the
Hospital of Bethelam for their usual Gratuitys of Twenty Shillings a peice in
respect of the half year ending at Middsumer last for that their Shallarys are but
SmallIt is Ordered that the Clerk of these Hospital do give unto them
Twenty Shillings a peice to be Allowed him in his next Account,