Bridewell & Bethlem
Hospitals London}

At a Court held at the said Hospital
of Bridewell Thursday 25th. June 1772.

William Kinleside< no role > Esqr . treasurer

Mr. Dep. WilkinsonMr. Thos. Horne< no role > Mr Alexr Sidney< no role >
Saml. Seawell< no role > Esqr .Mr. Wm. Clarke< no role > John Rivington< no role > Esq
Mr. Deputy RogersMr Charles Hoyles< no role > Edwd. Umfreville< no role > Esq
Edward Jennings< no role > Esqr .Joseph Eyre< no role > Esqr .Revd. Mr. Wright
Mr. Richd. Crowther< no role > Henry K. Southouse< no role > EsqRichd. Fleming< no role > Esq
Mr. Dep. RoseMr. John: Granger< no role > Mr. Saml. Bosworth< no role >
Dr. MonroMr. John Hall< no role > John Darker< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Willm. Rogers< no role > Chas. Madox Hardy< no role > Esq .Mr. Dep. Fouch
Mr. Dep. SafforyRevd. Dr. GlassThos. Erver< no role > Esqr .

Winder John< no role > Apothecary
ResignsAnd Comittee
of Bethlem to Consider what
Rules Etc shod. be made for
his Successor

Mr. John Winder< no role > Apothecary to Bethlem Hospital having
resigned his said Office This Court have thought fit to declare
the Vacancy And it is hereby referred to Mr. treasurer and
the Grand Committee of Bethlem Hospital (with the Assistance
of the Physician and Surgeon) to prepare and form such
Rules and Regulations for the Conduct of the Apothecary to be
Elected for the same Hospital as to them should seem necessary
and Expedient and Report the same with their Opinion thereon
at the next Court And it is Ordered that an Apothecary be
then Elected for the said Hospital Subject to such Rules Orders
and Regulations and upon such Terms as the Court shall then
Establish and direct And in the mean Time that the Shop be
fitted up under the direction of the treasurer and Dr. Monro.

Jones Edwd< no role > . Petition to be
presented to the King to change
his Sentence of Death to
Transportation

It is Ordered that an humble Petition be presented to His
Most Gracious Majesty Praying that the Sentence of Death
lately Passed an Edward Jones< no role > one of the Apprentices in this
Hospital be thro' his Majesty's Royal Clemency and favour
changed into a Sentence of Transportation and that Mr Treas
Kinleside be requested to wait on the Rt. Hon the Earl of Rochford
one of his Majesty's Secretarys of State with such Petition

Bridewell Precinct -Petn
of the Inhabitants for further
Support of the Poor-Granted

Upon Reading a Report from the House Committee under
the Hands of Willm. Kinleside< no role > Esq. Samuel Seawell< no role > Esqr Edward
Umfreville< no role > Esqr . Mr Richd. Crowther< no role > & Henry Kynaston Southouse< no role >
Esq . in the Words and Figures following Vizt. At a Committee
Thursday 18th. June 1772 Upon Reading the humble Petition
of the Inhabitants of the Hospital and Precinct of Bridewell
Setting forth That the last Year the Govrs. of this Hospital were
pleased to allow an Additional Sum of £26 towards defraying
the Expences of the Poor Watch and Scavenger and other incidental
Expences of the Hospital and Precinct. That notwithstanding