Continued Tuesday Novr. 29th. 1796

as a Mark of the Governors approbation of his Conduct
and a Reward for his Aconomy Care Attention and Fidelity
since his Election into that Office

And had Resolved that the Apothecary should have the
same quantity of Meat and the other Provisions of the House
in the same porportion as the Steward

And had ordered different Tradesmen's Bills to be paid
amounting to £1235 9 ..

The Minutes of the Committee of Auditors of the 28th September
last were read and confirmed whereby it appeared

That the Committee had Audited the Accounts of both
Hospitals for the last three months and that the Sums
which were in the hands of the different Officers amounted to
£3511..3..7

Ruddle Fras< no role > . Esqr. Recd.
Charge.
Luttrell, F. F. Esqr
Drewe Saml< no role > . Esqr.
Reynolds H. R. Esqr.
Crowther< no role > , Revd. Saml.
Nominated Govrs.

At this Court the Charge was read to Francis Ruddle< no role > Esqr and the
following Gentlemen were nominated to be Governors of these Hospitals
Vizt. Francis Fownes Luttrell< no role > of Powis Place Esqr by James Mansfield< no role >
Esqr. Samuel Drewe< no role > of Charter house Square Esqr by Alderman
Anderson Henry Revell Reynolds< no role > of Bedford Square M. D by John
Topham< no role > Esqr. and the Reverend Samuel Crowther< no role > of Barking in the
County of Essex A. M. by John James< no role > Esqr

Ordered that the Consideration of the above nominations be referred
to the House Committee

Esdaile James< no role > Esqr
His Benefaction
Reported.

The Treasurer reported that he had received froms James Esdaile< no role >
Esqr a Benefaction of £50 for the use of both Hospitals

Ordered that the thanks of this Court be communicated to Mr
Esdaile for his Kind and Charitable donation

Wight< no role > Revd. Osborne
Present of a Piece
of Plate.

The Treasurer reported that he had received a Piece of Plate from
the Reverend Osborne Wight< no role > (which he produced to the Court)
accompanied by the following Letter.