Continued Thursday 27th April 1769
Stewards for Election
Day
At this Court the Governours hereafter named Vizt. Mr
Chas Hayle< no role >
Charles Henry Talbot< no role >
Esqr
Mr
John Webster< no role >
,
David Jones Guryn< no role >
Esqr
William Bromfield< no role >
Esqr
. The Right Hon. the Earl of Chatham
,
Thomas
Bigge< no role >
Esqr
. Sir
James Dashwood< no role >
Bart
. Sir
Charles Kemps Tynte< no role >
Bart
Edwd Kynaston< no role >
Esqr
The Right Hon. the Earl of Oxford
and
James
Crock< no role >
at Esqr
were chosen Stewards for the next Election day who are
desired to provide a Dinner at their own bien Venue for the President
treasurer
and governors
to Dine together according to Ancient Custom
And in Case any of the Stewards Elected decline or refuse the same the
Clerk is to Supply the Number in Course
Quince James< no role >
&
Packer John Confirmed
Chapel Wardens
At this Court Mr
James Quince< no role >
and Mr.
John Packer< no role >
were Confirmed
Chapel Wardens
for the Precinct & Hospital of Bridewell
from Easter
1769 to Easter 1770
Farquharson Jas< no role >
. Esqr
his Legacy Reported
Watts Thos< no role >
Esqr
. Elected
a Governor
Mr. treasurer
Reported that he had Received of
Thomas Watts< no role >
Esqr
Executor of
James Farquharson< no role >
Esqr
. £500 for the Curables in Bethlem
Hospital and £500 for the Incurable there being part of £10,000
left by the will of the said
James Farquharson< no role >
to be distributed at the
discretion of his Executions among such of the Publick Hospitals in
and about London and Westminster
as they Should think fit And
this Court doth Elect the said
Thomas Watts< no role >
Esqr
a Governor of these
Hospitals And Order that a Staff be sent him forthwith notwithstandg.
the Order of Court of the 4th of June 1761
Seawell Saml< no role >
Esqr
his
Donation Reported
Mr. treasurer
also Reported that he had Received of
Saml Seawell< no role >
Esqr
Fifty Pounds for the Use of Bethlem Hospitals It is Ordered that the
Thanks of this Court be given to the said Mr Seawell which was
done Accordingly
Manby Richd. Esqr
his Legacy Reported
Mr treasurer
also Reported that
Richd Manby< no role >
Esqr
by will dated
5th January 1767
Gave £200 to Bethlem Hospital
Cookes Georges put out
Apprentice
Ordered that the following Poor Boy be put out Apprentice
Vizt
George Cookes< no role >
Continued