Court continued June ye. 4th. 1723
.
Hamond to Beadle &
assd. to Ridgment.
John Hamond< no role >
Son
of
William Hamond< no role >
of Xt. church
London
Cordwayner
-bound to
John Manuell< no role >
& assigned to
Stephen
Ridgment< no role >
Citizen & Weaver
sed arte Carpenter
for seven Years Consr
money Tenn pounds.
Grainge to Grainge.
Thomas Grainge< no role >
Son
of
John Grainge< no role >
of Wensedeale
in the County
of York
Husbandman
bound to
Edward Grainge< no role >
Citizen & Carpenter
for seven Years Conrs money Nil.
Feild to Feild.
Joseph Feild< no role >
Son
of
Benjamin Feild< no role >
Citizen & Carpenter
bound to his sd.
Father
for seven Years.
Sims to Feild.
Joseph Sims< no role >
Son
of
Ralph Sims< no role >
of St. Margaretts Westmr
. Glazier
deceased
-bound to
Benjamin Feild< no role >
Citizen & Carpenter
for seven Years Consr money twenty Guineas.
Buckmaster to Horton.
John Buckmaster< no role >
Son
of
John Buckmaster< no role >
Citizen & Baker of
London-bound to
Silvanus Horton< no role >
Citizen & Carpenter
for seven Years Consr money fifteen pounds.
Freeman. Dawes.
Thomas Dawes< no role >
testified to be the reputed Son
of
William Dawes< no role >
Citizen
& Carpenter
by
John Lawrence< no role >
Citizen & Joyner
&
Jasper
Tamwaies< no role >
Citizen & Haberdasher
made free
.
Livery men sumoned.
Ordered That
Joseph Holmes< no role >
in Golden Lane
Anthony Mason< no role >
in St. Mary
Axe
,
Richard Langton< no role >
in Lombard Street
John
Thomas Moore< no role >
of Greenwich
,
George Colston< no role >
under the Exchange
, &
Thomas Wood< no role >
in Beech Lane
be sumoned to appear on Midsumer Eve next to take the Cloathing
of the Livery on them.
Pentioner
s.
Ordered That
Ann Collard< no role >
&
Cromer Bradshaw< no role >
be admitted
Pentioner
s when a Vacansy shall happen in Turn.
Mullington's Proposall
abt. Lakes house.
Thomas Mullington< no role >
's Proposall about Lake's house in Fenchurch
Street
was read & agreed to, and he is to be allowed three pounds
three shillings out of his Rent for making a Sky light. a Copy of
which Proposal follow's, Vizt. I being very desirous to be yor. Worships Senant
take freedom to make a further Pposal. I offerd yor. Worships £18. P ann for a Lease
of 14 years & did hope you would repair it, which Offer you was pleas'd to reject. I am
therefore now inclined to give you ye. same rent & for ye. term of 21 years. Pvided your
Worships will cause a Sky light to be made over ye. Stair Case, all other Repairs shall
be done at ye. expence of your Worships humble Servt.
Tho: Mullington< no role >
.