Seventeen Shillings and Eleven pence half penny being Still
unpaid, the aforementioned Mr Bunn not having money in his hands
to pay the same-Resolved and Ordered that the said
Bills or so much thereof as the said Mr Joseph Wise< no role > the present
Upper Churchwarden shall have money belonging to the Parish in his
hands sufficient to pay be paid by him and that such of the said
Bills as shall remain undischarged by the said Mr Wise be paid
by Mr Thomas Tucker< no role > the Upper Churchwarden Elect when he
shall be in Cash to pay the same

Ordered that Mr: Young the Auctioneer be paid Five
Guineas being the Parish's Moiety or share of his Bill of Ten
Guineas for his Trouble and Expences in some time since putting
upto Let by Auction the Vacant Ground on the East side of the
Minories late London Apprentice Yard

It appearing to this Vestry that upon the Audit of Mr.
Benjamin Bunn< no role > the late Upper Churchwarden's Accounts
there was a Mistake in disfavor of the Parish of the Sum of Five
Pounds Eight Shillings Overcharged as Interest paid for the
several Sums of money lent and advanced to the Parish for the
Purchase of the before mentioned Vacant Ground and the said
Mr Bunn being present, and satisfied that such Mistake had
been made by him-he was desired to pay the said Sum of
Five Pounds Eight Shillings to the aforenamed Mr Joseph
Wise for the use of thesaidParish