Continued Thursday 2d. March 1769.

dd 34

James Phillips< no role > P Mr. Aldr. Kirkman on the Oath of Thomas
Warwick< no role > , for being an Idle & disorderly Person
and a Suspected Pilferer

dd 41

Mary Butcher< no role > P Lord Mayor on the Oath of Willm. Payne< no role >
for being a disorderly Person and a Common
Prostitute having no Visible way of Living & not
giving a good Account of herself

dd 49

John Jones< no role > P DoOn the Oath of Wm. Paine< no role > for being an Idle,
disorderly Person & a Suspected Pilferer having
no Visible way of living not giving a good Acct.
of himself

dd 57

Michl Cenard< no role > P Doon the Oath of Richd. Nash< no role > for being a
Suspected Pilferer on the Quarys and being Idle
& disorderly, not giving a good Acct. of himself

dd 63

Thomas Mitchell< no role > P Mr. Aldr. PlumbeOn the Oath of Leonard
Lowdon< no role > for being Idle and Disorderly and
endeavouring to deceive & Cheat drivers of his
Majesty's Subject

Surgeon, Vancancy of
Declared

At this Court the Vacancy of a Surgeon was declared in the
Room of Mr. Henry Wentworth< no role > deceased Ordered that the Election
of a Surgeon be this day Sen night and that Notice thereof be
inserted in the Tickets

Wilson Francis< no role > Esqr .
Additional Term Granted to
him of 5 Houses at Charing
Cross

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Francis Wilson< no role > of
Great George Street Esqr . Setting forth That the Petitioner in 1756
being by Virtue of an Assignment possessed of a Lease of 5 Houses at
Charing Cross part of the Possessions of Bethlem Hospital Three Years
were then Unexpired applied to take a further Lease for the Term of
31 years upon Presumption and a full Assurance of Mr. Strickland
Holden the them Surveyor of the said Hospital that the same would
Stand upon a thorough Repair And the said Strickland Holden
having Estimated the Moneys to be laid out in such Repairs at
£700 & no more the Petitioner thereupon agreed to take the said
Premises for 31 Years at the Rent of £80 P Ann clear of all Taxes
That when the Petitioner came to break open the said Houses he found
the Substantial Parts so Ruinous and bad that it was impossible to
Repair them which the Surveyor upon a Review was satisfied of
& therefore the Petitioner thought it more for the advantage of the
Hospital to Rebuild the said Houses not doubting but when he had
done the Hospital would Grant him an Additional Term to make
his first Term equal to a Building Lease That the Petitioner had
laid out upwards of £3300 in Rebuilding 5 New Substantial Brick