Continued Friday 27th. April 1787 .

Fletcher Thomas< no role >
Burton Robert< no role >
Drewe John Rose< no role > &
Curtis Jeremiah< no role >
Elected Governors

At this Court Thomas Fletcher< no role > of New Bridge Street
London Esquire Robert Burton< no role > of Governor Place Esquire John
Rose Drewe< no role > of Walling Street London Esquire and Jeremiah
Curtis< no role > of the Kings Bench Walks in the Inner Temple
London Esquire were Unanimously Elected Governors of
these Hospitals and it is Ordered that Staves be sent them
forthwith.

Morland George< no role >
proposed as a Governor

George Morland< no role > of Westwood in the County of Kent
Esquire being proposed by Henry Cranke< no role > Esquire Auditor
General to be Elected a Governor of these Hospitals It is
Ordered that such Election shall be determined by a
Majority of Votes at the General Court and that Notice of
such intended Election be inserted in the Summonses for
such Court.

Strong Robert< no role >
proposed as a Governor

Mr. Robert Strong< no role > of Wandsworth in the County of
Surry being proposed by Thomas Strong< no role > Esquire 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 Summonses for such Court.

Whiteside George
proposed as a Governor

Mr. George Whiteside< no role > of Fleet Street London being
proposed by Mr. John Turner< no role > 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 Summonses for such Court.

St. Davids Lord Bishop of
Nicholls Doctor
him Benefaction of 2 Guineas
each reported

Richard Clark< no role > Esqr . Aldn . Treasurer reported that
he had received of the Right ReverendLord
Bishop of Saint David's and of the Reverend Doctor
Nicholls Two Guineas each for the use of Bethlem
Hospital It was moved and seconded that the thanks
of his Court be given to the Lord Bishop of St. Davids and
Dr. Nicholls for their kind and Charitable Donations.