Continued Thursday 28th. May 1752

Edwards Wm. to be made free

At this Court William Edwards< no role > was Ordered to be made free of this
City who Served his Apprenticeship to Mr. James Smith< no role > one of
the Artsmasters by Indre dated 11th. April 1745.

Crosfield Jos to be made free

At this Court Joseph Crosfield< no role > was Ordered to be made free of
this City who Served and of his Apprenticeship to Mr. William Philips< no role > late
one of theArtsmaster and the Remainder part to Mr.
Abraham Philips< no role > one of theArtsmasters by Indre dated
11th. of April 1745.

Bond Jas to be made free

At this Court James Bond< no role > was Ordered to be made free of this City
who Served his Apprenticeship to Mr. Thos. Keil< no role > one of the
Artsmasters by Indre dated 27th. July 1744.

Apprentices

At this Court the following poor boys were Ordered to be put out
Apprentices

Nominated by

Indre dat 9th May 1752

Burman Richard< no role > to Mr. WandenNominated by
Lord Mayor

Indre dat 10th June 1752

Curd Christ< no role > .to Mr. GrimsellMr. Sedgwick
Nixon John< no role > toPhineas Cheeke< no role > Esq

Indre date 1st. June 1752

Jones Edward< no role > to Mr. CroxfordMr. Dep. Clarke

Richd [..] of Bridewell
[..] duty of £26}

A Motion being made That in regard to the Extraordinary Diligence
of Mr Richard Pice< no role > the Porter of this Hospital a Gratuity be given him
for his good Services for the time past since the Court give him a
Gratuity and the Sum of Twenty Six pounds being now Proposed.
and the question thereupon putIt is Ordered That the Clerk
do pay to the said Richard Pice Twenty Six pounds as a Gratuity
for his said Services

[..] Elected

This Court doth Elect Sir Thomas Dyke< no role > Bart . The Right Honble
The Earl of Shaftsbury Mr. John Safferys< no role > & The Right Honble
The Earl of Clanriccord to be Governors of these Hospitals
And Ordered that Staves be forthwith sent to them Notwithstanding
the Order of Court the 29th. day of April 1748.

Cotten Cha. Stewd of Bridewell
is [..]

Mr. Charles Cotton< no role > Steward of Bridewell Reposed for his Securitys
Mr. William Hamerton< no role > Merchant in Lothbury and Mr. Samuel Reed< no role >
Scalemaker This Court doth approve thereof

[..] Esq [..]
[..] }

Doctor Rawlinson Acquainted this Court That John Bacon< no role > Esqr one
of the Governors had Caused £100 New So Sea Annuity Stock to be Transferred to
The President, Treasurer, and Auditor Genl. the Interest whereof to go
Towards the Maintenance of the Incurable Patients in Bethlem Hospl.
Whereupon Dr. Rawlinson was desired to return the thanks of
this Court to Mr. Bacon for his kind benefaction.