Continued Thursday 27th Janry 1763.

Gratuitys to Basketmen
20s. each

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of the Three Basketmen of
Bethlem Hospital for their Usual Gratuities of Twenty Shillings a piece
for the half Year to Christmas last for their Salarys are but Small It is
Ordd. That the Clerk of these Hospitals Do pay unto them Twenty Shillings
a piece to be Allowed him in his Next Account

Cullum George< no role >
Jay John< no role >
Pitchford Saml< no role > .
Put out Apprentices

At this Court the following Poor Boys were Ordd. to be put out Apprentices

George Cullum< no role >
John Jay< no role >
Samuel Pitchford< no role >

Wheeler Elizth< no role > . to be paid £20 a
Quars. Salary due to Chars. Wheeler< no role >
Deced

It is Ordered that the Clerk Do Pay Mrs. Elizabeth Wheeler< no role > the Widow
of Mr. Charles Wheeler< no role > Deced take Surgeon of those Hospital Twenty Pounds
for a Quarters Salary due at Michas 1761.

Ed not Charles Elected Barber
of Bethlem

Upon Reading the Several Humble Petitions of Charles Ednot< no role > , Ephrahim
Elcock< no role > Benjamin Followay< no role > George Kemble< no role > & Thomas Smith< no role > for one of them
to be Barber of Bethlem Hospital in the room of John Gandell< no role > Deceased And
the governors Gave their Ballots which being Cast up the Numbers Appeared
to be as follows Vizt.

Charles Ednot< no role > 49 El.
Eprahim Elcock< no role > 31
Benjamin Holloway< no role > 0
George Kemble< no role > 18
Thomas Smith< no role > 1

Whereupon the Right Worshipful Sir Richard Glyn< no role > knt . Bart .
Alderman President Declared the said Charles Ednot Duly Elected
And it is Ordered that he be Accordingly Admitted to Shave the Patients in
Bethlem Hospital till the Next Election Day.