Continued Monday 29th. May 1775

That these Regulations and such others as are now in Force
relating to either of these Hospitals be collected under the Direction
of the House Committee and when approved by a General Court
that 1000 Copies be printed and one given to each Governor

That it be referred to the House Committee to lay before the
General Court Extracts of such parts of these Rules and Regulations
as may be Deemed Necessary to be Published in the Publick Papers
for the benefit of these Charities.

That no Box Money be allowed to the Servants after the
present half Year but that the same be Applied to the Use of
the Charity

That a Sum not Exceeding £30 be allowed for a Dinner on
Easter Monday the like Sum for a Dinner on Easter Tuesday and
the like Sum for a Dinner on St. Matthews Day the usual Dinner
for the Boys on Easter Monday and Tuesday and on the Election
Day and the usual Allowance to the Officers Servants and Arts-
Masters Vizt

£ s d
To the Surgeon0..10..0
To the Apothecary0..10..0
To the Beadles and Porter's Man each0..2..0
To the Arts Masters for Breakfasts at Easter 2..10..0
To the same for an Election Dinner6..0..0

That all the Alterations in the Salaries and Perquisites of
the Officers and Servants contained in these Regulations commence
from Midsummer Day next except such as relate to the Matron of
Bridewell which are to commence from the Election of a New
Matron

Obliterated by Order of
Court Dated 22d. June 1775 }

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