Court Day October the 2d: 1739

Freemen{

Bawtree

Benjamin Bawtree< no role > son of William Bawtree< no role > Who Was bound to his said Father
was now by his Testimony made Free

Caruzu

Richard Caruzu< no role > son of Richard Caruzu< no role > of Staines in the County of Middx .
Gardner who was bound to Thomas Brookes< no role > late Citizen and Carpenter of London deceased
was now by testimony of his Widow made Free

Webb

Thomas Webb< no role > son of Robert Webb< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London
was now made free by Patrimony upon the Testimony of of Edward Crane< no role > Citizen
and Turner and Arthur James< no role > Citizen and Carpenter

Acton

Henry Acton< no role > son of Henry Acton< no role > late of Spittlefeilds Weaver deceased
who was bound to Thomas Parsons< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London but
he being Sick and out of Town was by testimony of his Sister Elizabeth
Parsons< no role > now made free by Virtue of a Power of Attorny to her given for that
Purpose

Remnant

Benjamin Remnant< no role > son of Joseph Remnant< no role > was by
Patrimony upon the Testimony of Samuel Chapman< no role > Citizen and Merchantaylor
& Isaac Canfeild< no role > Citizen and Bricklayer now made Free

Musick

Ordered that Mr. Green Provide Musick for the next Lord Mayors Day

Report of Renter
Wardens Accompts}

The Auditors of the late Renter Wardens Accompts Reported there was
due to Ballance from the Company to Mr. Renter Warden Hawkins the Sume of
Sixty two Pounds Eleven Shillings and Six Pence which was paid by the Company
to the said Mr. Hawkins and the said Mr. Hawkins Sign'd a Proper Receipt in
the Auditt Account for the same

Whifflers{

Ordered that Jeffery Pinnell< no role > Thomas King< no role > Jonathan Remington< no role >
Thomas Barnard< no role > Ambrose Bray< no role > and Daniel Jones< no role > be Whifflers on the next
Lord Mayors Day

Standard Bearers{

Ordered that Richard Starr< no role > John Tyler< no role > Charles Draper< no role > Stephen
Daniel< no role > and who was named by Master Prater be the Standard
Bearers on the next Lord Mayors Day