Continued Thursday 27th. July 1786.

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Saml. Pemberton< no role > P Sir Thos. Hallifax< no role > on the Oath of
David Wright< no role > a Watchman for being
a loose idle and disorderly Person and
a suspected Pilferer

287

Elizth. Walker< no role > P Lord Mayor on the Oath of John
Sealey< no role > for being a loose disorderly Person
and pawning her Cloathes.

Maseres Francis
Bishop< no role > Nathaniel
Chamberlaine Staines< no role > &
Nixon Thomas< no role >
took their Charges

At this Court the Charge was read to Francis
Maseres< no role > Esqr . Mr. Nathl. Bishop< no role > Junr . Staines Chamberlayne Esqr .
and Mr. Thos. Nixon< no role > Junr . as Governors of these Hospitals.

The Minutes of the last Court were read & Confirmed.

The Minutes of the House Committee were read and
Confirmed.

Maitland Lord Viscount
Jones The Revd. Morgan
Curtis Timothy
Glyn< no role > Lieutenant Colonel Thomas
Buckworth< no role > Thomas &
Walls David Pike
Elected Governors

At this Court the Right Honble James Lord
Viscount Maitland the Revd . Morgan Jones< no role > of Chalfont St. Giles
in the County of Bucks Clerk. Timothy Curtis< no role > of Homerton in the
County of Middlesex Esqr ., Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Glyn< no role > of New
Burlington Street , Thomas Buckworth< no role > of the Old Jewry London Esqr ,
David Pike Watts< no role > of the Minories London Esqr ., were Unanimously
Elected Governors of these Hospitals and it is Ordered that
Staves be sent them forthwith.

Tattersall< no role > The. Revd . John and
Hart John Crozier< no role >
appointed Governors

At this Court the Revd . John Tattersall< no role > of Ulcombe
in the County of Kent Clerk , and John Crozier Hart< no role > of Earl Street
Esqr . were Appointed Governors of these Hospitals by the Right
Worshipful Brass Crosby< no role > Esqr . Aldn . President Pursuant to an Order
of this Court bearing date the 29th. Day of May 1775 And it is
Ordered that Staves be sent them forthwith

Leicester Earl of
appointed a Governors

At this Court the Right Honble George Earl< no role > of
Leicester was appointed a Governors of these Hospitals by the