Bridewell & Bethlem
Hospital London}

At a Court held at the said Hospital
of Bridewell on Thursday the 29th. day
of July 1773 .

Walter Rawlinson< no role > Esqr . President
William Kinleside< no role > Esqr . treasurer

Mr. Charles Hoyle< no role > Robert Henshaw< no role > Esqr John Rivington< no role > Esqr
Robert Poll< no role > Esqr Mr. William Rogers< no role > Mr. Dep : Saml. Read< no role >
Mr. Thomas Horne< no role > Mr. Richard Crowther< no role > Joseph Cooke< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Robert Longden< no role > Boyce Tree< no role > Esqr John Spenr. Colepeper< no role > Esqr
Samuel Seawell< no role > Esqr Mr. Depy. RogersFoelix Calvert< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Henry Major< no role > Mr. Depy. FouchThe Revd, Mr. Wight
John Woodhouse< no role > Esqr .Mr. Richd. Woodhouse< no role >

Levy Simpson< no role > his
Petition That a Lease of
Certain Premes in Lime
Street Contracted to be
granted to Abram Hart< no role >
might be made to the said
Levy Simpson< no role > in his own
name referred to House
Committee

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Simpson Levy< no role > Gentn .
Settingforth that by a Contract or Agreement in Writing dated the
5th. of May 1768 your Worships Covenanted to Demise to Abraham
Hart< no role > therein named All that Messuage or Tenement with the Appurtenanne
Situate on the South Side of Riches Court in Lime Street London then late
in the Possession of Messrs. Mathew Ryder< no role > & James Hetherington< no role > To
hold from Midsummer then next for 21 Years at the yearly Rent
of £50 That by Indenture of Assignment dated 12th. November 1770
made between the said Abraham Hart< no role > of the One part and the Petitioner
of the Other part Reciting he said Contract And Reciting that notwithstanding
the Said Contract or Agreement so made in the Name of the said
Abraham Hart< no role > alone yet the said Abraham Hart< no role > did Acknowledge
and declare that such House and Premises wereby Agreement to be
taken for the Joint and Equal Account and benefit of himself and
the Petitioner and that they had in Consequence thereof repaired and
furnished the said House at their Joint Expence and Jointly and
Equally Enjoyed the same ever since and Reciting that the said
Abraham Hart< no role > then stood indebted to the Petitioner in the Sum of
£465 and for securing the Payment thereof did that day give his Bond
to the Petitioner payable Six Months after the date thereof with Lawful
Interest for the same and for further and better Securing the Payment
thereof the said Abraham Hart< no role > did agree to Bargain Sell Assign and
make over to the Petitioner all his Moiety Share Right Interest and benefit
of in and to the said Contract or Agreement and the Lease to be Obtained
by virtue thereof and also of and in the said Massuage and Premises
thereby Agreed to be Demised and to all Singular the House hold Goods
Furniture and things being in and about the same Subject to
Redemption as therein after mentioned It is Witnessed that as well
for vesting in the Petitioner his Own Moiety Share and Interest of and
in Said Premises Household Goods and furniture as for better securing
to him the Payment of the said £465 and Interest as also in Consideration