Court continued May ye. 5th. 1724 .

Freemen.{

Froud.

Lambert Froud< no role > bound to Lambert Froud< no role > Citizen & Carpr . of London
by Testimony of his sd. Master made free .

Bowland

Charles Bowland< no role > bound to John Hutt< no role > Citizen & Carpr . & assigned
to John Cordwell< no role > Citizen & Carpr . by Testimony of his sd. Master
John Cordwell< no role > made free .

Rusten

John Rusten< no role > bound to James White< no role > Citizen & Carpr . by Testimony of
his sd. Master made free .

Garrett to Prackling.

Consented, That Charles Garrett< no role > late Apprentice of Robert Watts< no role >
Citizen & Blacksmith sedarte Carpr ., (by James Watts< no role > his Widow &
Executrix ) be assigned to Giles Prackling< no role > Citizen & Joyner sed
arte Carpr . for the remainder of his Apprenticeship .

Johns to Loadman.

Consented That Thomas Johns< no role > Apprentice of John Oxden< no role > Citizen
& Carpr . be assigned to Thomas Loadman< no role > Citizen & Carpenter for
the remainder of his Apprenticeship .

Int E J. Bonds reced.

The Renter Warden reported That he had reced Twenty eight pounds
Tenn Shillings for half a Years Interest of Eleven hundred &
forty pounds East India Bonds due Lady day last.£28.10s.0d

£20. to Woodcock.

Ordered That the Renter Warden do payWoodcock Twenty
pounds in full of all Costs damages & demands wtsoever. on his
giving a Generall Release.

Committee appointed to
treat abt. an Estate.}

Ordered That The Master, Mr. Andrews, Mr. Thomas Bowcher< no role > ,
Mr. Boddell, Mr. Edwd. Bowcher< no role > , Mr. Oliver & the Renter Warden
or any three of them be appointed a Comittee to treat about
the purchase of an Estate for this Company and that they be
desired to meet on Tuesday next by three of the Clock in the
Afternoon at Lawrence's Coffee house in Freemans Yard in
Cornhill for that purpose.

Report of Comittee on
view of Houses in Norton
Falgate Etc.

The Comittee appointed at the last Court to view ye. houses in Bishopsgate
Street & Norton Falgate in the possion of John Reddish< no role > & Ralph Pilson< no role >
did report that they had viewed the same, and find that the
Plaistering both inside & outside of the Sd. Reddish's house is very
much [..] out of Repair & ought to be amended & that the Glass
windows ought to be new glazed & leaded & the Casemts. repaired which
with the Carprs. work necessary to be done there according to their
Computation would cost Tenn or Twelve pounds. And that the Fence
in the Yard of Pilsons house is very badd and a Brickwall ought to
be built in Lien thereof, and that the House wants to be new
whitewhasht & painted both inside & outside & the pavemt. in the
street new paving & three new Posts before the house & the Glass
windows & Casemts. repairing which according to their Computation