September 1788

A Bill of Thomas Aris< no role > for Bread delivered to the Prisoners in
New Prison at Clerkenwell from the 22d. day of June last
to the 9th. September Instant amounting to} £65..13s..2d

Another Bill of the said Thomas Aris< no role > for Bread delivered to
the Prisoners in the House of Correction at Clerkenwell from
the 22d. day of June last to the 9th September Inst. amountg to} £82..6s..4d

A Bill of Henry Adams< no role > This name instance is in set 1591. for Money paid by him for the subsistence
of Vagrants from the 19th. day of June last to the 4th. September
Instant amounting to} £11..11s..1d

A Bill of Charles Depree for Carting away Rubbish from the House
of Correction at Clerkenwell from the 4th. day of January last
to the 16th. August last amounting to} £2..16s..0d

Another Bill of the said Charles Depree< no role > for Carting away Publish
from New Prison at Clerkenwell from the 4th. January last
to the 16th August last amounting to} £2..13s..8d
£205..6s..2d

That the whole of these Demands amount to the Sum of £205..6s..2d
and the Charges in the said several Bills and Demands appearing to Your
Committee to be just and true It is their Opinion that the same ought forthwith to
be paid

All which the Committee Submit et
John Staples< no role >

Resolved that the said Report be received and Confirmed and that
the Clerk of the Peace do issue the usual Orders upon the Treasurer of this County for
the payment of the several Sume of money therein mentioned amounting together to
the Sum of £205..6s..2d.

By Adjournment Same day.

Sir Robert Taylor< no role > mentioned to the Court that an Application
had been made to him by the Diggers for the Ashes found in the foundation
of the new intended House of Correction for this County Resolved that the
same be referred to the Committee for conducting the said Building and that they
give such directions therein as they may think proper.