The 21th: February 1687 .

James Loyd< no role > the late Apprentize of William Johnson< no role > decd by the Consent of
all Pties. turned over to Lambert Frond< no role > for the Remainder of his Apprentizehood

Recd of Lambret Frond< no role > for Quartridge£00:06s 06d

A Monthly Court the 6th. March 1687 .

Henry Linton admitted to the Freedome of this Company; his Fine-£00 12s 00d
John Osbourne< no role > admitted to the Freedome of this Company, his Fine-£00:12s 00d
Ralfe Lane admitted to the Freedome of this Company & pd his Fine-£00:12s 00d
Benjamin Beckamp< no role > admitted A Freeman by Redemption, his Fine Usuall & otherwise £01:12s 00d
Benjamin Tovey< no role > admitted to the Freedome of the Company, & pd his Fine £00:12s 00d
James Lambert< no role > admitted to the Freedome of this Company & pd his Fine £00 12s 00d

Recd of Theophilus Ludby< no role > for Quartridge-00 06 00 Pd money-00 02 02
Recd of Tho: Roden< no role > for the same01:00 00 Pd money-00:02 02
Recd of Robt: Hedges< no role > for the same00:04 00 Pd money-00:02 02
Recd of John Chamberlaine< no role > for the same-00:04 00 Pd money-00:02 02
Recd of Edward Copeland< no role > for the same-00:10 00 Pd money-00:02 00
Recd of John Ross< no role > for the same00:10 00 Pd money-00 02 02
£02 14 00£05 05 00

This Court haveing Received an Order from the Lord Major and Court of
Aldermen for the Restoring of Severall Livery Men and for the displaceing
of others, the same being read was ordered to be entred in the Companyes
bookes; A time Copy whereof is as followeth(Vizt)

Shorter Major

Martis 14to: die Febr: 1687 Anoqr: RRs
Jacobi Seedi AugL etc Quarto.

It is Majtie: haveing been pleased by his Royall Letter under his Signe Manuall
directed to this Court to declare his Pleasure, That this Court should cause the
severall Persons hereunder named to be restored to their former priviledges of being
of the Livery or Liverymen of their respective Companyes within this Citie, It is
therefore Ordered by this Court That the Master Wardens and Assistants of the
Severall Companyes hereafter named Doe forthwith(in conformity to his Majtyes:
Pleasure)restore to their former Priviledges the said severall P Sons respectively of
being of the Livery of their respective Companyes that is to say.

Liverymen to be restored in the Company of Carpenters.

William Biggs< no role >
John Folthrop< no role >