Continued Thursday 27th. April 1780.

It is Ordered that the House Committee do View
the Messuage or Tenement and Farm at Waltham Cross in
Lease to the late Mr. Francis Hooker< no role > and now in the Possession
of Messrs. Sanders & Long his Executors.

It is Ordered that it be refered to the House Committee
to settle the dispute between Mr. Henry Bodicoat< no role > and Messrs.
Baynes & Co.

Lemare Robert< no role > one
of the Artsmasters
resigns and his
Apprentices order'd
to be turnd over to
some other Artsmt.

At this Court Robert Lemare one of the Artsmastrs.
after returning thanks for many favors receive desired leave
to resign his said Officer or Place of an Artsmaster which
was accepted accordingly and it is Ordered that Stephen
Applegate< no role > , Francis Allen< no role > , Charles Collins< no role > and Geo. Rayment< no role >
now Apprentices to the said Robert Lemare< no role > be turned over
to some other Artsmaster under the direction of the House
Committee.

Stewards Elected

At this Court the governors after named Vizt.
Samuel Reynardson< no role > Esqr . Richd. Whitchurch< no role > Esqr . The
Right Honble Lord Viscount Gage The Revd. D: Bosworth
Edwd. Bridgen< no role > Esqr . Henry Major< no role > Esqr . Parker Hatley< no role > Esqr .
Christopher Tower< no role > Junr. Esqr . Thomas Hankey< no role > Esqr . Mr. James
Palmer< no role > Robt. Young< no role > Esqr . and John Salt< no role > Esqr . were chosen
Stewards for the next Election Day who are desired to Provided
a Dinner at their own been Venue for the President
treasurer and governors to Dine together according to
Ancient Custom and in Case any of the Stewards Elected
shall Decline or refuse the same The Clerk is to supply the
Number in Course.

Upon Reading he Humble Petition of James
Verry< no role > Josiah Bouring< no role > George Russell< no role > and Tho. Steward< no role >
Senior Apprentices in this Hospital in behalf of themselves
and the Juniors Settingforth That your Petitioners