Continued Thursday 29th. Novr. 1787 .

610

Charles Onion< no role >
P Mr. Aldn. Wilkes On the Oath of
Grace Whilnam< no role > for being a loose Idle
and disorderly person and suspected
Pilferer.

627

James Carter< no role >
P Sir Thomas Hallifax< no role > by the Oath of
Jonathan Hashins< no role > Workhouse Keeper of
the Parish of Saint Ann Black fiars in
the said City for Wilfully misbehaving
himself as a Pauper in the said
Workhouse by causing frequent
disturbances therein.

632

Sarah Oliver< no role >
P Sir Thomas Hallifax< no role > by the Oath
of Francis Phipps< no role > for being a loose
Idle and disorderly Woman and
Common Prostitute.

Stephens Francis
Curlies< no role > Jeremiah
Bewer< no role > Mr Deputy Ricd,
lat [..] this Charges

At this Court the Change was read to Francis Stephens< no role >
Esquire Jeremiah Curlies< no role > Esquire and Mr. Deputy Richard Bewer
as Governors of these Hospitals

The Minutes of the last Court were read and Confirmed.
The Minutes of the House Committee were read and Confirmed.

Hawkins Samuel< no role >
Powelll William< no role >
Elected Governors

At this Court Samuel Hawkins< no role > of Lemon Street Goodman's
Fields in the County of Middlesex Esquire and Mr. William
Powell< no role > of Newgate Street in the City of London were
unanimously Elected Governors of these Hospitals And it is
Ordered that Slaves be sent them forthwith

Stephens Francis< no role > his B [..]
of £50 reported

Cranke Peter< no role > his B [..]
of £ 50 reported

Richard Clark< no role > Esqr . Aldn . Treasurer reported that he
had received of Francis. Stephens< no role > Esquire Fifty pounds for the
use of Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals It was moved
and seconded that the thanks of this Court be given to Mr.
Stephens for his Kind and Charitable Donation which
was done accordingly.Richard Clark< no role > Esqr . Aldn . Treasr . Report at
That he had reced of Peter Cranke< no role > of Cannon Street in the City of London Esquire Fifty
Pounds for the of Bridewell and Bethlem Hospitals It was moved and Seconded
that the thanks of this Court be given to Mr. Cranke for his Kind and Clark [..] Donation.