Continued Thursday 4th. August 1763 being Election Day
Grove Fras< no role >
. to be Inquired
after for Mr. Locks Gift
Upon Reading the Humble Petition of
Francis Grove< no role >
weaver
Setting for the
that he served his Apprentiship
in this Hospital to
Joseph Ketteridge< no role >
by
Indetre
Dated 11 May 1749 and by Order of Court of the 23d. of July 1756 he was made fee of this
City the 16 of March 1762
and is Set up for himself in his said Trade in Moor Fields
And
Praying some part of Mr Locks Gift It is Ordered that Mr.
Saml. Read< no role >
Mr.
George
Verney< no role >
and Mr.
Samuel Bates< no role >
or any Two of them be desired to Enquire if the said Fras.
Grove be Set up for himself and of his hopefulness therein And Report to the Court
Tristram Joseph< no role >
the likes
Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Joseph Tristram Glover
Setting forth that
he Served his Apprentiship
in this Hospital
Samuel Geldart< no role >
late one of the Artsmasters
by Indenture dated 11 Augt. 1749 and by Order of Court 9 Decr. 1756 was made fee of this
City the 12 Janry. 1757
and is set up for himself in his said Trade in Exeter Change
in the
Strand
And Praying Some part of Mr. Lock's Gift It is Ordered that Mr.
Fras. Wilson< no role >
Henry Kynaston Southouse< no role >
Esqr
. and Mr
Chas. Vere< no role >
or any Two of them be desired
to Enquire if the sd.
Joseph Tristram< no role >
be set up for himself in his said Trade and of his
hopefulness therein and Report to the Court
Morrall Richd< no role >
. made free
At this Court
Richard Morrall< no role >
was Order'd to be made free of this City who Served
his Apprentiship
in this Hospital to
William Cox< no role >
by Indre Dated 27 July 1756
Gratuitys to Beadles and
Porter Man 40s each
Upon Reading the Humble Petition of the four Beadles and Porters Man of this
Hospital for their Usual Gratuities of forty Shillings a piece for the half Year to
Midsumer last for their Salarys are but small It is Ordered that the Clerk of these
Hospitals Do give and Pay unto them forty Shillings a piece to be Allowed him in
his Next Account
Gratuitys to Basketmen
20s each
Upon Reading the Humble Petition of the Three Beadles of Bethlem
for
their Usual Gratuitys of Twenty Shillings a piece for the half Year to Midsumer
last for their Salaries are but small It is Ordered that the Clerk of these Hospitals
Do give and pay unto them Twenty Shillings a piece to be Allowed him in his next
Account
Norgrave Philip< no role >
put out Apprentice
At this Court the following Poor Boy was Ordered to be put Out Apprentices
Vizt.
Philip Norgrove< no role >
.