Continued Friday 14th. June 1782.

from and aginst all such Costs Damages and
Expences to be Incurred as aforesaid And further
that in Case the Treasurers of the said Hospitals respectively
for or concerning which or the Estates or Revenues whereof
such Suit or Suits shall at any time hereafter be brought
and Prosecuted or such Distress or Distresses shall be
made shall refuse or Neglect to make such Payments
as aforesd. And the Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens
and his or their respective Estates or the Estates or Revenues
which they Enjoy in their Corporate Capacity other than the
Estates Revenues Vested in them for the benefit of the said
Hospitals respectively shall become Charged with the
Payment of such Costs Charges Damages and Expences as
aforesaid that then and in such Case and as often as it
shall so happen it shall and may be Lawful to and for
the said Mayor and Commonalty and Citizens of the said City
to enter into and upon any of the said Lands Tenements
Hereditaments and Revenues belonging to any of the said
Hospitals in respect of which any such Actions or Suits
shall be brought and whereof the legal Interest is become
Vested in them under or by Virtue of the several Charters
Granted to them by King Henry the 8th. and Edward the
6th. or either of them and to hold and Enjoy the same and
receive and take the Rents and Profits thereof until the
Sum for which they or their Estates shall become so
Charged shall be fully paid and satisfied and no longer

3dly.

That the Seal of or belonging to the aforesaid
Hospitals shall be restored to the Chamber of the said City
of London and be kept as heretofore by the Chamberlain
of the same City for the time being in a Purse or Box
Sealed with the Seals of the Lord Mayor of the said City