Court day Continued March the 1st: 1736

Freemen{

Willis

Robert Willis< no role > Son of Charles Willis< no role > Citizen and Baskett Maker of London but by trade a
Carpenter was now by Patrimony upon the testimony of Thomas Keates< no role > Citizen and Joyner of
London And by virtue of an Act of Common Councill in such Case made & provided made free

Norman

James Norman< no role > Son of Richard Norman< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London who was bound
to his said Father was now by his testimony made free .

Mathews

John Mathews< no role > Son of Henry Mathews< no role > late of the Parish of Christ Church in the County of
Surry Fisherman deced who was bound to Thomas Thomas< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London and
afterwards assigned to Thomas Radcliffe< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London was now by testimony
of his said Master Radcliff made free .

Horn to Horn

Consented That Thomas Horn< no role > the late Apprentice of Thomas Parson< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of
London be assigned to Anthony Horn< no role > Citizen and Haberdasher of London for the remainder of
his Apprenticeship .

Lathorpe to Meadows

Consented That Thomas Lathorpe< no role > the late Apprentice of John Jennings< no role > late Citizen and
Carpenter of London deced be assigned to Thomas Meadows< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London for
the remainder of his Apprenticeship .

The Seale affixed to a Letter of
Attorney for the Warden to receive
ye Annihilation of New south sea anid
220:19:2}

This day Companys seale was affixed to a Letter of Attorny to impower Mr Warden Horton
to receive £200:19s:2d being an Annihilation on £2428: 2s:6d New South Sea Annuities.

Wm. Tyson< no role > & John Stevens< no role > present
to the Merchantayrs Co- for one of
them to receive Mr Rows gift}

Ordered That Wm- Tyson< no role > and John Stevens< no role > be presented to the Merchantaylors Company for
them to choose one of them to receive the Gift of Mr Rowe in the room of Oliver Lloyd< no role >
deced .

Mr James Norman< no role > a Livery
Man }

Ordered That Mr James Norman< no role > Son of Mr Richard Norman< no role > be admitted and Cloathed of the
Livery of this Company this day after he shall be made free of this City and the Said Mr James
Norman afterwards appeared and took the Cloathing of the Livery on him accordingly and paid for
his Fine and Fees£10:0s:0d

No Single Person to be bought
on the Livery for the future}

Itt is Now Ordered That No Single Person shall for the future be brought on the Livery of this
Company out of favour or Affection to any one of the Court of Assistants of this Company but what
shall be brought on the Livery att a Generall Call And that this be a standing Order.