Continued Thursday 27th. April 1775

Sitwell Wm. Esqr. Andr. Genl.
resigns

Mr. President acquainted this Court that William Sitwell< no role > Esqr
Auditor General of these Hospitals desired on Account of his bad
State of Health to resign his said Office It is Ordered that such
resignation be Accepted Accordingly.

Report from Comme of
Treasury to be printed

Upon Reading a Report from the Committee of Treasury
under the Hands of John Sawbridge< no role > Esqr . Aldn . Richard Oliver< no role > Esqr . Aldn .
George Hayley< no role > Esqr . Aldn . Mr. Thomas Horne< no role > Mr. Abm. Brecknock< no role > John
Revington< no role > Esqr . Mr. Deputy William Rogers< no role > Mr. Robt. Harding< no role >
Nicholas Nixon< no role > Esqr . Wm. Addington< no role > Esqr . Edward Bridgen< no role > Esqr . Thos.
Nixon< no role > Esqr . John Bowdler< no role > Esqr . and Richd. Willis< no role > Esqr . concerning
the Rules and Orders Necessary for the better Management of these
Hospitals and the security of the Revenues thereof It is Ordered
that the said Report be Printed and a Copy thereof Delivered to
every Governor of these Hospitals.

Aldred Capt John< no role > his Legacy
to be put up in the Hall

Ordered that an Account of the Legacy formerly left by Captain
John Aldred to the Incurables in Bethlem Hospital be put up
on a Proper Table to be Prepared for that purpose among the
Legacies and Benefactions in the Hall of this Hospital.

Reversy Legacies to be put
up in the Hall

Ordered that such reversionary Legacies as have or shall for the
future be left to either of these Hospitals be put up on proper Tables
in the Hall of this Hospital.

Parfect Mrs. Susan Widow
of the late Reader to be allowd.
£62..10

Upon Reading a Minute of the Committee of Treasury.
dated 22d. April Instant in the Words and figures following Vizt.
That it is the Opinion of this Committee to Report to the General
Court that Mrs Susan Parfect< no role > Widow and Personal representative of
the Revd . Mr. John Parfect< no role > deceased ought to be allowed £62..10..-
by her paid for the Rent of a House from Lady day 1773 being one
Month after the time he was Elected Reder to Midsummer 1774 the
time he entered into the Dwelling House allotted for his residence
if no Allowance has already been made in this respect This Court
having duly weighed and Considered the said Report doth Agree with
the Committee of Treasury therein and doth Order that the said
Committee of Treasury be desired to pay the said Mrs. Susan Parfect
the Sum of Sixty two Pounds ten Shillings for the reason
aforesaid