Continued Thursday 13th. April 1786 .

and that he has paid the last Sum of Money to James Statford
the Lessee of those Houses to put the same in Compleat Repair and
that he has laid out £1243..6s..5d out of the other Money in the
Purchase of twelve East India Bonds so that the Hospital may
receive the Advantage thereof until it is well considered by the
Committee and determined by the Court which will be most
Advantageous. to the Hospital (namely) to Let the side of the
Houses on which the Total loss happened upon a low not Ground
Rent P Foot or an Increased one on advancing part of the said
Insurance Money to Builders

And We do further Certify that the Ballances in
Cash which remained at Christmas 1785 in the Hands of the
Treasurer and different Officers of the Hospital and Receiver of
the Lincolnshire Estate were as follows (Vizt)

In the Hands of

£ S D

folios

132 Richard Clerk< no role > Esqr Treasr. 2333..14s..24d

197

John Woodhouse< no role > Esqr Clerk560..1..3

226

John Griffiths< no role > Steward of Bridewell 149..8..4½

88

Peter Alavoine< no role > Steward of Bethlem79..18..10

96

John Bourne< no role > Lincolnshire Receiver 9..4..9
£3132..7..5

And we have in the Schedules to this our Report
annexed Setforth the Names of all such Tenants who at Christmas
last were above 9 Months in Arrear with the Sums they
respectively Owed their annual Rents and in whose Collection
the same are

The first Schedule to which our Report
refers containing the Names of all such Tenants
belonging to Bridewell Hospitals who at Christmas 1785
were above Nine Months in Arrear with the Sums
they respectively Owed their Annual Rents and in
whose Collection the same are