Continued Wednesday 31st. January 1787 .

Burton Robert< no role >
Proposed as a Governor

Robert Burton< no role > of Governor Place Esqr . being Proposed
by the Right Honble the Earl of Sandwich to be Elected a Governor
of these Hospitals It is Ordered that such Election Shall be
Determined by a Majority of Votes at the next General Court & that
Notice of such Intended Election be inserted in the Summons's for
Such Court.

Drewe John Rose< no role >
Proposed as a Governor

John Rose Drewe of Wathing Street London Esqr . being
Proposed by Wm. Drewe< no role > Esqr . to be Elected a Governor of these
Hospitals 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 Election be inserted in the Summons's for such
Court.

Curtis Jeremiah
proposed as a Governor

Jeremiah Curteis< no role > of the Kings Bench Walk in the [..]
Temple London Esqr . being proposed by Robert Sherson< no role > Esqr . to be
Elected a Governor of these Hospitals 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 Election be inserted
in the Summons's for such Court.

Hudd Richard< no role > to be paid
£10 Kings Gift

Robert Sherson< no role > Esqr . one of the Governors reported that
in Pursuance of an Order of Court of the 30th. day of November
last he had made an Inquiry and found that Richd. Hudd< no role > late
Apprentice to Thos. Reynolds< no role > was set up for himself in this Trade and
has the Character of a diligent and Sober Man It is Ordered that
the Steward do pay the said Richd. Hudd< no role > ten Pounds out of Mr. Locks
Gift to be allowed him in his next Account.

Green William< no role > to be paid £10
Fowkes Gift

Richd. Austin< no role > Esqr . One of the Governors reported that in
Pursuance of an Order of Court of the 30th. Day of November last
he had made an Inquiry and found that William Green< no role > late
Apprentice to Thomas Reynolds< no role > was set up himself in his Trade
and has the Character of a deligent and sober Man It is Ordered
that the Clerk do pay the said William Green< no role > Ten Pounds out of
Mr Fowke's Gift to be allowed him in his next Account.