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The Doctors and Surgeons Informed this Comittee
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That Sister King it by Age and other Infirmityes Incapable
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& Unfitt for Service, And when they examine her can give no
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Accompt of her Patients and does not take no Care about
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Delivering the Physick prescribed for the Patients in her Ward
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That Sister Jonah is above Eighty Years old and almost
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Supannuated but hath been a Good Servant and is an Industrious
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Woman and Does her best Endeavours.
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That Sister Lazarus Extort Money and Neglects such as
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don't Give it, but is Capable of doeing good Service if she pleaser
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That Sister Susannah is Incaple by Age & Sicknesse and
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hardly knows any of her patients but has been a good Nurse and
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an Old Servant.
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Whereupon, the sd Sisters of King's Jonah's
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Lazarus's and Susannah's Wards, were serverally
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Called in and Examined, And the sd Sisters
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of Jonah's & Lazarus's Wards, appearing to
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the Comittee to be yet Capable of Doeing their Duty
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and having promised to be Faithfull & Diligent
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in their respective Places for the time to Come,
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were Continued therein during the Pleasure of the
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Grand Comittee.
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But the Sisters of Kings Ward and Susannah's
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Ward, being found Unfitt for further Service, were
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Discharged from their sd places.
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And in regard the sd Sisters of Kings & Susannah's
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Wards have been Old Servants, it is referred to Mr:
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Trear
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. either to keep them in the Hospitall, under the Allowances
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Rents Settled in the like late at a Comittee, 25th. June 1707: or to send to the Respective Parishes where they were last Settled, which
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he think fitt.
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Ordered that the Hospitalls Houses in Poter Noster
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Row and Newgate Markett be Insured, and it is Left to Mr:
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Trear to gett the same done.
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Upon Reading the Report to be made to the Generall
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Court of the Proceedings of this Comittee, Agreed that No
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Strong Beer be Allowed to the Trear for the time being from
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the Hospitall Trear house as directed at the Comittee
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but And the
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being accordingly attend in
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