Grand Comittee 9o: May 1701:

The President.
Mr. Trear.
Mr: Deacle.
Brown Smith.
Cartwright.
Tooley.
Thomas:
Evans:
Taylor:
Green:
Dickins.
Read.

The Minutes of the Last Grand Comittee
Read & approved of:

Wm: Pepper< no role > , Admitted
to Cutt for the Stone &
as Assistt: Surgeon .}

Ordered that Mrs: Pepper be Admitted as one of the Two
Principall Surgeons for Cutting of the Stoneandfrom this Time
to Midsumer 1702: and to have halfe the Sallary appointed
for that purpose from Midsumr: next and to Continue from thence during
the pleasure of the Governos . And that he be
also Admitted for the like time. as an Assistant Surgeon
to the other Surgeons of this Hospitall for which no
Sallary is to be allowed him.

Mr: Rydoubt continued
to Cutt for Stone.}

Ordered that Mr: Rydoubt be Continued as the others
principall Surgeon for Cutting of the Stone for the
like time.

Women in New Wards.

Agreed that Women be placed in the New Ward
next the Burrough and it is recomended tothatMr: Trear [..] to take
careforin the placeing of them in such manner as
he thinks must convenient:

53: Treds sold out of
Orpington Woods.}

Ordered that Robert Calcott< no role > have 53: Timber Trees
nowlated marked out by Mr: Trear & some other Governors:
in Darrick Wood in Orpington & the Feild adjoyning
& now ready to be fallen) for the sume of £40:
to be paid by the sd Robert Calcutt, and he put
2s: into the Poors Box.

18: Trear out of Parndon
Woods given to Tenmt.}

Ordered that the 18 Trees lately marked out by
Mr: Trear, in the Woods now in Mr: Searles Possession
in Great Parndon , be allowed amongst severall of the
Tennts: there for Repaires Vizt. Mr: Skingle to have
8: Mr: Searle4: Mrs: Brett 2: Mr: Quarne 2: &
Dorcas Collins< no role > 2:

Mr: White, Old Baily .

Mr: James White< no role > accquainted this Comittee that he
has obtained a Lease from the City of a New Vault
by him lately made and laid to the House he hold of
this Hospll: in the Old Baily , In the making of which vault
he has been as a great Charge, & the House will be considered
improved thereby and therefore prayed that upon Surrying
his