April 1789

A Bill of Edward Hatt< no role > for Monies paid J. Buckley for 12 Years of
lee Wide Pratt Matt Cloth for the Side Boards in the great
Room amounting to} £3..12s..0d

A Bill of Alexander Fenwick< no role > Gent Govern of the House of Correction
at Tothill fields for Monies paid by him to poor Prisoners in
his Custody from the 11th day of January last to the 14th. day of
April Instant amounting to}£32..10s..6d

A Bill of the said Alexander Fenwick< no role > for Monies paid by him for the
Subsistence of Vagrants in his Custody from the 11th. day of
January last to the 16th. day of April Instant amounting to} £2..8s..11d

A Bill of Edward Hall< no role > for Money paid by him for Advertisements
in the daily Advertiser giving notice of the commencement of
the Sessions from January Session 1788 to december Session
last and other matters amounting to} £58..4s..6d
£1161..14s..11d

That the whole of these Demands amount to the Sum of £1161..14s..11d
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

And the said Committee further Report,

That the Bills for Beer and other Necessaries ordered by the
Apothecary at a Public House for the use of the Sick Prisoners in New Prison
and the House of Correction of Clerkenwell appear to Your Committee to be of
late much increased Your Committee therefore recommend it to the Court to
inquire into the same and of the manner in which the same are applyed
and whether the same are or are not administered under the inspection of
the Apothrecary or governor or Keeper or how otherwise.

All which the committee Submit Etc
N Conant
Mr Bleamire.

Resolved that the said Report be Confirmed and that the
Clerk of the Peace do issue the usual ordersupon the Treasurer of the County
for the payment of the several Sums of Money mentioned in the said
Report amounting together to the Sum of £1161..14s..11d