Court day Continued August the 1st: 1738

FreemanKillik

John Killik< no role > son of John Killik< no role > Clapham in the County of Surry Carpenter who was
bound to Edward Lynn< no role > late Citizen and Carpenter of London deced and afterwards assigned
by Elizabeth Lynn< no role > the Widow of the said Edward Lynn< no role > to Edward Lyan< no role > the younger
Citizen and Carpenter was now by his testimony made Free

Godwin to Broomman

Consented That John Godwin< no role > the late Apprentice of James Godwin< no role > deced be assigned to
William Broomman< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London for the remainder of his Apprenticeship

Govers to Meadows

Consented That James Govers< no role > the late Apprentice of William Ayscough< no role > be assigned to
Thomas Meadows< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London for the remainder of his Apprenticeship

Mr Boughton on his
becoming Father of the
Company putt 5 Guineas
into the Poors Box}

Mr Samuel Boughton< no role > being now become Father of this Worshipfull Company in the
room of Mr Thomas Bowcher< no role > deced Itt has been Customary in this Company to give a
Treate to the Court of Assistants on such Occasion Thereupon the Question was putt whether
what Mr Boughton should give on this Occasion should be spent or putt into the Poors
Box for their Benefitt which was Carried for the benefitt of the Poore And said Mr Boughton
putt Five Guineas into the Poors Box accordingly