Continued Wednesday 23d. May 1764

Dollery Richd< no role > . to be paid
10d. Mr Locks Gifts

Henry Kynaston Southhouse< no role > Esqr . and Mr Chas. New< no role > Two of the governors Reported
that in Pursuance of an Order of court of the 7th. of March last they had made Enquiry and
found that Richard Dollery< no role > who Served his Apprentiship in this Hospital to Sutton sharpe< no role >
is Setup for himself in his said Trade and has the Character of a Diligent and Sober Man It
is Ordered that the Steward Do pay the said Richard Dollery Ten Pounds our of Mr Locks
Gift to be allowed him in his Next Account

Edwards John< no role > the like

Mr. Samuel Read< no role > and Mr. Samuel Bates< no role > Two of the governors Reported that in
Pursuance of an Order of Court of the 7th of March last they had made Inquiry and found
that John Edwards< no role > who served his Apprentiship in this Hospital to James Smith< no role > is
Set up for himself in his said Trade and has the Character of a Diligent and Sober Man
It is Ordered that he Steward Do Pay the said John Edwards< no role > Ten Pounds out of Mr.
Locks Gift to be allowed him in his Next Account

Mercer John< no role > the like

Mr. Samuel Read< no role > and Mr Chas. Hoyle< no role > Two of the governors Reported that in
Pursuance of an Order Court of the 7 of March last they had made Enquiry and
found that John Mercer< no role > who Served his Apprentiship this Hospital to William Dell< no role >
is Setup for himself in his said Trade and has the Character of a Diligent and Sober
Man It is Ordered that the Steward Do Pay the said John Mercer< no role > Ten Pounds out
of Mr. Fowker Gift to be allowed him in his next Account

Mackley Saml< no role > . to be paid
25d as a Gratuity

A Motion being Made that in regard to the Extraordinary Diligence of Samuel
Mackely< no role > the Porter of this Hospital a Gratuity be given him for his Good Services for the
time past And the Sum of Twenty five Pounds being now proposed And the Quarton
there upon Put It is Order'd that the Clerk Do Pay the said Samuel Mackley< no role > Twenty
five Pounds as a Gratuity for his said Services

William Richd< no role > to be
Inquired after for Mr Locks
Gift

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Richard Williams< no role > Engine weaver Setting
forth that he Served part of his Apprentiship in this Hospital to Thomas Feil< no role > other part to
James Tarnsworth< no role > and the Remainder to William Cox< no role > by Indre Dated 16 Octr. 1751 and
by Order of Court of 2d. Novr. 1758 he was made fee of this City of 8th. of June 1752 and is
Setup for himself in his and Trade in Long Lane Smith field It is Ordered That praying Mr Locks Gift
Mr. Deputy Gamon Mr. Saml. Read< no role > and Mr Saml. Bates< no role > or any Two of them be desired to
Inquire If the sd. Richard Williams< no role > be setup for himself in his said Fade and of his hopefullness
therein and Report to the Court.

William the like for
Mr fowksr Gift

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Thos. Wilson< no role > Glover Settingforth that he served has
of his Apprentiship in this Hospital John Geldart< no role > and the Remr. to Saml. Geldart< no role > by Indre Dated
25 Febry 1741 and by Order of Court of 13 April 1749 he was made free of this City the 20th April 1749 and
is seting for himself in his said Trade in Turks head Court Golden Lane St Lukes Paying Mr Fowker Gift
It is Ordered that Mr Deputy Gamon Mr Saml. Read< no role > and Mr. Saml. Bates< no role > or any Two of Them
be Desired to Inquire It the sd. Thos. Wilson< no role > be setup for himself his sd Trade & of his hopefullness
there in & Report the Court.