Court continued July ye. 5th. 1726 .

Smith to Rymell.

Consented That William Smith< no role > Apprentice of Charles Smith< no role > Citizen &
Carpenter be assigned to Adam Rymell< no role > Citizen & Joyner sed arte
Carpr . for the remainder of his Apprenticeship .

Livery Men cloathed.{

Mr. William Edden< no role > appeared & took the Cloathing of the Livery on
him & paid for his Fine & Fees tenn pounds.£10-0s-0d
Mr. John Brown< no role > Do.£10-0s-0d
Mr. Edwd. Oliver< no role > Junr . Do.£10-0s-0d
Mr. John Neale< no role > Do.£10-0s-0d
Mr. John Price< no role > Do.£10-0s-0d
Mr. Samll. Arden< no role > Do.£10-0s-0d
Mr. Francis Hatt< no role > Do.£10-0s-0d
£70-0s-0d

B Stock Dividends reced.

The Renter Warden reported that he had reced eighteen pounds nineteen
shillings & six pence for two Dividends on three hundred sixteen pounds
& five shillings Bank Stock the one due at Michas & the other at Lady
day last.

Lady 's Dinner.

Ordered That a Dinner be provided for the Court of Assistants & their
Wives at the George in Ironmonger Lane on ye. twenty first day of
this instant July.

Mr. Smith sumoned on Livery.

Ordered That Mr. Richd. Smith< no role > be sumoned to appear next Rent day
to take the Cloathing of the Livery on him.

July ye. 6th. 1726.

Att the Master's House.

Present, Mr. John Edden< no role > Master.

Qrteridge.

Daniel Stilling fleet paid Qrteridge. to Midsr. 1726£0-6s-0d

Bransdon to Shilling fleet

Richard Bransdon< no role > Son of John Bransdon< no role > of Camerwell in Surry Gardiner
bound to Danll. Stilling< no role > fleet Citizen & Carpr. for seven Years Consn
money fifteen pounds.

July ye. 15th. 1726.

Att the Hall, Present Mr. John Edden< no role > , Master
Mr. Samll. Boughton< no role > Warden .

Qrteridge.{

Richd. Grimes< no role > paid Qrteridge. to Midsr. 1726£0-2s-0d
Richd. Smith< no role > Do.£0-1s-6d
£0-3s-6d

Haley to Grimes.

John Haley< no role > Son of George Haley< no role > of Earlsey in Bedfordshire Daryman bound to
Richd. Grimes< no role > Citizen & Carpr . for seven Years Consn money forty pounds.

Smith a Liveryman.

Mr. Richard Smith< no role > appeared & took the Cloathing of the Livery on him & paid for
his Fine & Fees tenn pounds.£10.0s.0d