that Island on purpose to improve himselfe
in the Knowledge of Surgery by being a pupil in
this Hospital and being a Stranger and
unacquainted with the Manner of becoming a
Pupil hath waited above 3 Months in expecta-
tion of a Vacancy of which there yet appears now
likelyhood and he shall be obliged to return to
Jamaica unless this Committee will Please to
admit him a Superumery Pupil.

Upon considering the Circumstances Alledged
in the said Petition and the Committee being
informed by Mr. Bevan the Apothecary of the
truth thereof and that he Served an Apprentp
with his Father in Jamaica

John Taylor< no role >
Admitted [..] a
Supernumery
Pupil

It is Order'd That the said Petitioner
be Admitted to be a Supernumery Pupil in
this Hospital he agreeing to Stay as such at
Least for one whole Year

The Clerk acquainted this Committee that
having enquired conserning the Old building
belonging to this Hospll: in Church Street
at Hackney near some Ground held by Mrs.
Woodfield he found that one John Hague< no role >
holds 2 Rooms Anne Pryer< no role > Widow 2 rooms
George Gravet< no role > holds 2 Rooms in the said Old
in the saidBuildings And one Willm Stanley< no role >
holds one room late a Stable and a Small
bit of Ground now used as a Garden
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