Bridewell and Bethlem
Hospitals London}

At a Court held at the said Hospital of
Bridewell Wednesday the 25th May 1796

The Rt Worspfl Richard Clark< no role > Esqr Aldr. . Treasurer
Henry Cranke< no role > Esqr Auditor General

Mr. Richd Till< no role >
Mr. Henry Parker< no role >
William Kinnard< no role > Esqr
Theyer Townsend< no role > Esqr
Revd. T. Bowen
Robert Dent< no role > Esqr
Roger Longden< no role > Esqr
Edward Wigan< no role > Esqr
Thomas Nixon< no role > Esqr
John Reebuck< no role > Esqr
John Nicholl< no role > Esqr
Mr. Wm Hardy< no role >

Cecil Pett< no role > Esqr
Josh Brassbridge< no role > Esqr
Edward Matthews< no role > Esqr
Peter Perchard< no role > Esqr
Sir Benjamin Tebbs< no role >
Daniel Pinder< no role > Esqr
Dr Sherson
E. D. Batson Esqr
William Willis< no role > Esqr
George Godwin< no role > Esqr
Benjamin Wood< no role > Esqr
Mr Tipping Rigby< no role >

Fras Hammond< no role > Esqr
Sylas Palmer< no role > Esqr
Mr. Wm Powell< no role >
Richad. Baldwyn< no role > Esqr
Revd O. Wight
Granville Sharp< no role > Esqr
William Collier< no role > Esqr
William Box< no role > Esqr
Mr. Fs. Rivington< no role >
Peter Mortimer< no role > Esqr
John Keysall< no role > Esqr

The Minutes of the last Court were read and confirmed

The Minutes of the House Committee of the 4th May instant were read and
confirmed whereby it appeared

That the Committee had approved of Everard Home< no role > and Stephen
Aisely< no role > Esqrs to be Governors of these Hospitals

The Minutes of the Prison Committee of the 11th Instant were read and
confirmed whereby it appeared

That the Committee had ordered that some Rugs Straw Mathasses
and Blankets be provided for the Pass People on the Men's side and
that those who are Sick should be seperated from the Healthy in the
adjoining room to the pass ward

And had ordered that the Porter should be permitted to remove into
the House adjoining to the North side of the Women's Prison