Continued Wednesday 20th. April 1768
Robinson Willm< no role >
. to be paid
£10. Mr Fowkes Gift
Mr. Deputy Rogers &
Henry Cranke< no role >
Esq
two of the Govrs
.
Reported that in pursuance of an Order of Court of the 3d
of December last they had made Inquiry & found
William
Robinson< no role >
who served his Apprentiship
to
Thomas Dunn< no role >
late
one of the Artsmasters
of this Hospital is set up for himself
in his Trade And has the Character of a diligent & Sober Man
It is Ordered that the Clerk do pay the said William -
Robinson Ten Pounds out of the Mr Fowkes Gift to be allowed
him in his next Account.
Hills James< no role >
&
Fisher John< no role >
, made free
At this Court
James Hills< no role >
and
John Fisher< no role >
who Served their
Apprentiship
s to
Henry Heatford< no role >
was Ordered to made free
Driver Lewis< no role >
the like
At this Court
Lewis Driver< no role >
who Served his Apprentiship
to
Robert Hadwen< no role >
was Ordered to be made free of this City
Cresswell Henry< no role >
the like
At this court
Henry Creswell< no role >
who served his Apprentiship
to
Joshu a Cricket< no role >
was Ordered to be made free of this City
Gillett Thos< no role >
. the like
At this Court
Thomas Gillett< no role >
was Ordered to be placed out
Apprentice
to
Joshua Crickett< no role >
.
Robt Carry< no role >
Esqr
. &
Rogers John< no role >
Esqr
.
nominated governors
This Court doth Elect
Robert Carey< no role >
of Wathing Street
London Esquire
&
John Rogers< no role >
of Monument Yard
London
Esquire governors
of these Hospitals and Order Staves to be
sent them forth with not withstanding the Order of Court of the
Fourth of June 1761
Morhall Richd< no role >
. Esqr
.
took his Charge
At this Court the Charge was Read to
Richard Morhall< no role >
Esquire
as Governor
of these Hospitals
Artsmasters
Vacancy
declared one Death of Richd
Day< no role >
and T [..] Dunn
At this Court the Vacancy of Two Artsmasters
of
Bridewell Hospitals
was Declared by the Death of
Richard
Day< no role >
and
Thomas Dunn< no role >
And it was Ordered that it
be referred to the Bridewell
Committee to consider of proper
Persons in their Room
Whereas a Complaint was this day made to the Court by
Mr. John Inge< no role >
of Covent Garden
Wine Merchant
John Collis< no role >
of
Row Street
Covent Garden
Vintner
Joseph Peeling< no role >
of Stanhope
Street
Clare Market
Sawyer
, John Lloyd< no role >
of Rupert Street
St. James's
Baker
, Hester Mason< no role >
of Bow Street
Covent Garden
Spinster
and
Sarah Mark< no role >
of Stanhope Street
Clare Market
Spinster
for divers
Disorders Committed by some of the Apprentices in this Hospital
on Friday Night the 8th. of April Instant and the several
Person above mentioned being Examined it appeared by their
Evidence that Hester Mason & Sarah Mark< no role >
went to the Black
Swan
an Alehouse in Exeter Street
about 9 O Clock for a Pint of