Tuesday June the 4th: 1734

Att a Court of Assistants held Att the Hall

Present Mr Richard Norman< no role > Master
Mr Thomas Haddon< no role > Warden

Assistants

Mr Thomas Bowcher< no role > Sir William Ogbrone< no role > Mr Samuel Boughton< no role > Mr Thomas
Boddell< no role > Mr Thomas Wilmor< no role > Mr Edward Bowcher< no role > Mr Matthew Deane< no role > Mr John
Prater< no role > Mr Benjamin Barlow< no role > Coll John Williams< no role >

John Bayly< no role > paid Quarteridge to Ladyday last£0:9s:0d
William Jaques< no role > Do£0:6s:6d
£0:15s:6d

Green to Bayly

Thomas Green< no role > Son of Thomas Green< no role > late of Artillery Lane London Weaver deced
bound to John Bayly< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London for seven yeares Consideracon
money Nil

Cable to Barnard & assigned
to Enferson}

Robert Cable< no role > Son of William Cable< no role > of Rotherhith in the County of Surry
Blacksmith bound to Thomas Barnard< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London to
and assigned to John Enferson< no role > Citizen and Turner for seven yeares Consideracon
money ten Pounds

Freemen{

Phillips

John Phillips< no role > Son of Thomas Phillips< no role > of Limpsfeild in Surry Yeoman who was
bound to Robert Jaques< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London deced was by testimony of his
son William Jaques< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London made free

Wilkinson

William Wikinson< no role > Son of Thomas Wilkinson< no role > of Norton Falgate in the County of
Middlesex Weaver who was bound to Richard Stokoe< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London
and afterwards assigned to William Goswell< no role > Citizen and Armourer and Brazier of
London was by testimony of his said Master William Goswell< no role > made free

Livery men sumoned

Ordered That Mr Thomas Roberson< no role > , Mr Thomas Fawson< no role > , Mr Charles Bowland< no role > ,
Mr Thomas Gardon< no role > , Mr [..] John Lawrnece< no role > Mr Stephen Smith< no role > Mr William Love< no role > and
Mr Samuel Bond< no role > be sumoned to appeare the 22d: instant att the Hall to take the
Cloathing of the Livery on them

Bank stock

The Renter Warden now reported that he had reced Eight Pounds thirteen shillings
and eleven pence for halfe a year dividend on £316 Bank stock due att Lady day last

South sea annuities

As also Forteene Pounds one shilling and seven pence for halfe a years Dividend
on £752 Old South Sea Annuities due att Lady day last

£15:15s:0d to the parishes
of penton Mewsie & Weyhill}

Ordered that the Renter Warden do pay to the Parishes of Penton Mewsie & Weyhill
the sume of Fifteene Pounds and Fifteene shilling being the Gift of Mr Read for
three years and an halfe due att Lady day last