Court day May the 7th. 1745
Continued
{Jones
Thomas Jones< no role >
son
of
Thomas Jones< no role >
of Norton falgate
in the County
of Middlesex
Gentleman
bound to
Robert Tapper< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
and
afterwards assigned to
William Palmer< no role >
and by him made free.
Arnold
Joseph Arnold< no role >
Son
of
William Arnold< no role >
late of the parish of Saint
John in Southwark
Clerk
deceased
bound to
Nathaniel Norton< no role >
Citizen and
Carpenter
and by him made free.
Odell
John Odell< no role >
son
of
John Odell< no role >
of the Parish of St. Andrew Holborn
in the County of Middlesex
Small Coal Merchant
bound to
Nicholas Porter< no role >
Citizen and Carpenter
(who being dead
) was made free
by
Elizabeth Porter< no role >
the
Widow
of the said
Nicholas Porter< no role >
May the 7th. 1745
The Comittees report of the 15th. of April last touching Mr. Fordhams Taxes
was now read and agreed to by this Court Ordered that the sd, Report be enterd
in the Book of Orders with the Business of this day and that the Clerk do deliver
a true Copy there of to Mr. James Fordham< no role >
the Elder
The Comittees report above referred to
At a Comittee held at Carpenters hall London on Monday
the 15th. day of April 1745.
Present Master Plimpton
Mr. Hawkins
Mr. Bush
Mr. Stedman
Wardens
Mr. Boughton
Mr. Haddon
Mr. Champion
Majr, Osgood &
Mr. Benbridge
Assistants
Ordered that the Renter warden for the time being do Pay all Parish and
Ward taxes for the Clerk and Beadles houses no they stand assessed in the Parish
Ward Books Seperate from the hall or any other house Mr. Fordham rents of the
Company And also that the Renter warden for the time being do Pay the new River
water for the Clerk and Beadles houses But the Renter Warden for the time being
Shall allow Mr. James Fordham< no role >
ten Shillings annually towards the whole charge
on the window Lights for the Hall and the Clerk and Beadles houses & Ten Shillings
annually towards the Minister for the Hall and the Clerk and Beadles houses he
produceing Receipts for the Same every year And it is hereby further Ordered
that the Renter warden for the time being Shall pay the Land tax for the Clerk and
Beadles houses as they stand, stand charged in the Land tax Books And it is
the Resolution of this Comittee to allow Mr. Fordham Land tax only for the hall
and the house the left hand going out of the hall now let to him at £14, P Annum
as they stand charged in the land tax Books he giving up the receipts for the Same
But