Continued Thursday 12th. March 1752

Day. Danl proposal for a
Bore at Wapping but
of (No. 15.) new [..] resd.

Upon Reading the proposal of Daniel Day< no role > of the Parish of
Saint John Wapping in the County of Middlesex Blockmaker
Setting forthThat he proposes to take a Lease (with usuall
Covenants between the Governors and their Tenants) of the two
Westermost Houses & Ground on the North side of Wapping Street
& one yard and Wharfe on the Southside of the said Street for 21 years
(from the Expiration of the Lease in being) at £10 P ann rent clear
of Taxes, and pay a Fine of £100 and lay out £200 in Necessary
Repairs and Execute a Counter part of such LeaseIt is
Ordered that the said proposal be Referred to the Comittee of this
House of Consider thereof And report their Opinion thereon to the
Court.

Evers Steph to S [..] a Lease
a Gallons [..] King Etc a
[..] Lions to Edwd. Bing

Upon Reading a Report from the Comittee of this Housed dated 4th.
March 1752 under the hands of Robert Alsop< no role > Esq Aldn. Trear Dr Richard
Rawlinson< no role > Mr Deputy John Clarke< no role > , Edward Umfreville< no role > Esq Mr Richd
Manby< no role > and Mr Richard Wilson< no role > as follows VizUpon on Reading the
Petition of Stephen Evers< no role > and Edward Bing< no role > of the Isle of Thanet in Kent
yeoman (referred by last Court) Setting forthThat the Petrs. Evers
holdes a Farm called Gallens under of Lease from the Governors Hospital
at the Rent of £75 a year from Michas1743 for 21 years which will
Expire 1764And that he has Agreed to part with all his Interest in the
said Lease and premes to the Petr. Bing And the Petrs. both Pray that the Rt.
may be Permitted to Surrender up the sd Lease and premes and that a New Lease
thereof may be Granted to the Petr Being from Michas last for the Remtr.
of the said Term of 21 years to come under the same rent and Covenants
This Court having duly Weighed and Considered the said Report doth
Confirm the same And Order that a Leave be made to the Petitioner
Bing Accordingly.

Et [..] Tho to have a Lease
Both (No. 20)

Upon Reading a Report from the Comittee of this House dated 4th March
1752 under the hands of Robert Alsop< no role > Esq Aldr. Trear Dr Richd Rawlinson< no role >
Mr Deputy John Clark< no role > , Edward Umfreville< no role > Esq Mr Richard Manby< no role > , and
Mr Richard Wilson< no role > as follows ViztAt this Comittee Several proposals (referred
to them by the last Court of Ralph Thrale< no role > of Southwark Esq And of William Lane< no role >
on behalf of Mr. Thos Entwisle< no role > (the present Occupyer)Each praying a Lease for
21 years of the Magpye Alehouse and 2 house Adjoining in Bishopsgate Street
check were last let to Mr Thrale on a Lease (No. 20) at £10 PAnn for 21 years which
Expired at Midsumer 1751) were read as following Vizt.

Mr Thrale proposed £55 clear of Taxes from Midsumer 1751 & to lay out £300 in repairs
Mr Love for Mr Entwisle £58 clear of Taxes from Laday 1752 & to layout £350 in
repairs to be made appear by the Workmens bills & Receipts

And the sd Comittee having Considered the sd respective proposals are
of Opinion to Accept of the proposal of the said Thomas Entwisle liced Mr Love being
called in and Acquainted therewith he gave two Guineas to the poors acre & It
while is Nevertheless Submitted to the Judgment of the Court And it is Ordered
that this Opinion be Reported to the next CourtThis Court having
duly Weighed and Considered the said Report doth Confirm the same And
Order that a Lease be made to the said Thomas Entwisle Accordingly