Continued Thursday 9th. June 1785 .

Eyre Charles< no role >
Astle Thomas< no role >
Grove Joseph< no role >
William Robert< no role >
Bridges John< no role >
Hames John< no role >
Bashnan Joseph< no role >
Scaley John< no role >
Wilson William< no role >
Collar William< no role >
Holl John< no role >
Robson Bateman< no role >
Hames John< no role >
Thome John< no role >
Parry Edward< no role >
James Mardock< no role >
Townsend William< no role >
Recevd William Macksworth< no role >
Wight The Revd. Osborn
Woodhouse Francis< no role >
Shawe Richd< no role >

Mr. John Sealey< no role > Mr. William Wilson< no role > Mr. William Collier< no role >
Mr. John Hale< no role > Bateman Robson< no role > Esqr . John James< no role > Esqr . Mr.
John Thorne< no role > Edward Parry< no role > Esqr . Murdock James< no role > Esqr . William
Townsend< no role > Esqr . William Mackworth Praed< no role > Esqr . The Revd. Mr.
Osborn Wight Mr. Francis Woodhouse< no role > Richard Shawe< no role > This name instance is in set 2972. Esqr . Mr.
James Phillips< no role > Mr. Francis Rivington< no role > John Topham< no role > Esqr . Mr.
Gabriel Leckey< no role > Junr . John Pardoe< no role > Junr . Esqr Mr. Thomas Whipham< no role >
Richard Carr Glyn< no role > Esqr . Charles Monro< no role > Esqr . Robert Myline Esqr .
and Mr. Thomas Monro< no role > B. M as Governors of these Hospitals

The Minutes of the last Court reced Read and Confirmed
The Minutes of the House Committee were read and confirmed

Philips James< no role > [..] Ters.
Tophom John< no role > Leckey Grabiel< no role > Junr.
Pendee John< no role > Junr . Whipham Thomas< no role >
Glynn Richd Carr< no role > Monro Charles< no role >
[..] Robt. & Monro Thomas< no role > B. N
less their Charges
Comorkey Marguis of
Coutts Thomas Wigg < no role > George Saml< no role > .
and Hiller Nathinel< no role > Elected Govrs .

At this Court The Right Houble the Margniss of
Carmarthen Thomas Coutts< no role > of the Strand Esqr . George Samuel
Wigg< no role > of Lincoln Inn Esqr . and Nathaniel Hillier< no role > of Lavenham
in the County of Suffolk Esqr . were Unanimously Elected Governors
of these Hospital And it is Ordered that Staves be sent than
forthwith

Goscoyne Bamber Junr.
nominated a Governor

This Court being informed by Bamber Gascoyne< no role > Esqr . one
of the Governors of these Hospitals that he having received no Notice
of the Court held on 17th. of February last for a General Nomination
of Governors had thereby last the Opportunity of naming the Gentleman
he proposed It is Ordered that the said Mr. Gascoyne have now
leave to Nominate a Gentleman to be Elected a Governor of these
Hospital and he having Nominated Bamber Gascoyne< no role > Jun : Esqr :
of Parliament Street It is Ordered that such Election shall be
determined by a Majority of Votes at the next General Court and that
Notice of such intended Rection be inserted in the Summone's for such
Court

Stevens William< no role > his Benefaction
of £50 reported and proposed
as a Governor

The Right Houble the Lord Mayor Treasurer reported that
he had received of William Stevens< no role > of Old Bread Street London Esqr .
Fifty Pounds for the Use of the Incurables in Bethlem Hospital
It was moved and Sccended that the Thanks of this Court be given
to Mr. Stevens for his kind and Charitable Donation which is
Unanimously Ordered and that the Clerk do signify the sense of
this Court respecting such his benefaction