Bridewell & Bethlem
Hospitals London}

At a Court held at the said Hospital of
Bridewell on Thursday the first day of
December 1774

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

Mr. Aldn. Alsop

Dr. MonroThe Revd. Mr. WightMr. Goodson Vines< no role >
Dr. TysonMr. Wm. Jones< no role > Henry Cranke< no role > Esqr .
Stephen Harvey< no role > Esqr Mr. Deputy FouchHumphry Cotes< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Thomas Comyn< no role > William Addington< no role > Esqr .Dr Petit
Mr. Robert Young< no role > Mr. Thomas Nixon< no role > Mr. Grafton
Mr. BowdenMr Deputy SafforyRobt. Ladbrooke< no role > Esqr .
Lawrence Sulivan< no role > Esqr Mr Daniel Lambert< no role > Mr. Nicholas Nixon< no role >
Mr. Abraham Brecknock< no role > Mr. Thomas Horne< no role > Willm. James< no role > Esqr .
Mr Deputy ReadMr. Alexr Allan< no role > Mr. Roman
Henry Lambe< no role > Esqr Mr. Henry Mayor< no role > Mr. Thomas Barwick< no role >
Mr Deputy RogersMr. John Riley< no role > Dr. Glass
Mr. Richd Crowther< no role > Mr Chs. Madocks Hardy< no role > Mr. John Hiorne< no role >
Mr. Robert Longden< no role > James Hobert< no role > Esqr .Francis Gulston< no role > Esqr .
John Willis< no role > Esqr Thomas Nugent< no role > Esqr .Mr. James Palmer< no role >
John Browne< no role > Esqr

643

Benjamin Belew< no role > P Lord Mayor on the Oaths of Christopher
Peacock< no role > & Thomas Alston< no role > for being an Idle disorderly
Person and a suspected Pilferer

652

Margaret Burn< no role >

653

Susannah Herring< no role >

654

Eleanor Martin< no role > }
P Aldn. Thomas on the Oath of John Weath< no role >
for being Idle disorderly Persons and Common
Night Walkers

Reader & Schoolmaster
Vacancy declared on
the death of the Revd .
Mr. John Parfect< no role >

At this Court the Vacancy of a Reader and Schoolmaster of this Hospital
by the death of the Reverend Mr. John Parfect< no role > was declared Whereupon
It is Ordered That the Election of a Reader and School master in the room
of the said Mr Parfeet be this day s [..] and that notice of such Election
be Inserted in the Tickets

Williams Edward to be
Inquired after for Locks
Gift

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Edward Williams< no role > Citizen &
Gardiner Setting forth that he served his Apprentiship in this Hospital
to William Tarrant< no role > late one of the Artmasters by Indenture dated 7th.
August 1755 and by Order of Court of the 11th. May 1763 was made free of
this City the 12th. Day of January 1774 and was set up for himself