Court day Continued the 2d: of July 1734

Freemen{

Smith

George Smith< no role > Son of John Smith< no role > Citizen and Weaver of London who was bound to
John Cordwell< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London was by testimony of his said
Master made free

Stevens

William Stevens< no role > Son of William Stevens< no role > of Hammersmith in the County of Middx
Labourer who was bound to John Manuell< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London & assigned
to James king< no role > Citizen and Merchantaylor of London was by testimony of his said
Master James king< no role > made free

Garrood

Johnson Garrood< no role > son of Phillip Garrood< no role > late of Sudbury in the County of Suffolk
Butcher deced who was bound to John Manuell< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London and
assigned to William Sudbury< no role > Citizen and Cordwainer of London was by testimony of Humphry
Burkett< no role > Citizen and Carpenter and Jacob Otway< no role > Citizen and Carpenter made free

Lowen

William Lowen< no role > Son of Thomas Lowen< no role > of the parish of st Margaretts Westmr
Victualler who was bound to Charles Young< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London and afterwards
assigned to William Sudbury< no role > Citizen and Cordwainer of London was by testimony of
Mary Quilter< no role > Daughter in Law of the said William Sudbury< no role > and Jacob Otway< no role > Citizen and
Carpenter made free

Lady 's Dinner

Ordered That a Dinner be provided for the Court of Assistants and their Wives att the
George in Ironmonger Lane on tuesday the 23d: day of this instant July

Mr Bowcher, ye Carpenter's
Bill & Mr Stevenson the
Bricklayer's Bill to be paid}

Ordered That Mr Warden Haddon do pay Mr Edward Bowcher< no role > 's Bill being Eighteene
Pounds and six shillings for Carpenters work done for this Company
As also Mr Stevenson the Bricklayer's Bill being Four Pounds & Six shillings

No Dinner to be provided
for the Livery on a second
Election of Sherriffs etc}

The Question was putt whether a Dinner should be provided for the whole Livery in Case
the present Sherriffs Chosen last Midsummer day should fine and another Election should
be on that Occasion Thereupon and on debate of the Matter and the Question being putt Itt was
Ordered That no Dinner Should be provided for any second Election on this Occasion and that
this be a standing Order

Edward Jefferies< no role > chosen to
receive the Exhibition of 40s
P ann from Mids-last}

Edward Jefferies< no role > of Trinity Colledge Cambridge Son of John Jefferies< no role > Citizen and
Tallow chandler of London now petitioned for an exhibition in the Gift of this Court And
this Court having given publick Notice to the whole Livery assembled and no Member having
a Son to preferr Therefore this Court now putt the Question if the said Edward Jafferies should
have the said Exhibition Thereupon Itt was Ordered that the said Edward Jefferies< no role > should have
and receive the said Exhibition being Forty shillings P annum from Midsummer last for and
during the pleasure of this Court