Apothecary £30. P ann
added to Salary:
And Gratuityes to Drs:
& Surgeons

And in obedience to the orders of this Court in this behalfe Wee do think fitt that
Doctr. Torlesse bee presented with Twenty Guineys for his extraordinary pains untill
Midsomer last and that the three Surgeons have Fifteene Guineys a peice for
their extraordinary pains to the same time And that Twenty Guineys bee paid
to the Apothecary for his extraordinary attendance and medicines to that time
And wee do humbly propose That Thirty pounds P Ann bee paid him by way of
Augmentacon to his Salary from Midsomer last so long as the Presant Warr
continued in regard of the dearnes of Some sort of druggs and the great number
of out patients And that Twenty pounds bee paid to the Clerke to buy him a
Peice of Place for his extraordinary pains by reason of the new building.

56. trees at Orpington
Sold
Sam Wilds< no role > grt:

the Eight pounds Received
of him the 10th. of March 1700}

And wee do further certify that wee have sold Fifty Six trees of part of our
Woods att Orpington for the Sum of Fower score and Six Pounds And Six pounds And wee hart
lett one are of the Comon att Tibshelfe for the Sum of Eight pounds for digging
of Iron Stone to Mr Samuel Wild< no role > And have allowed one and twenty trees out
of Labbspring to our Tenants there for repaires and building as has [..]
usuall upon graunting new Leases

All which nevertheles wee humbly submitt to this General Court

21. August 1694.

Ja: Reading< no role > Trer
Jno: Smith< no role >
Benja. Brownsmith< no role >
Edmond Farding< no role >
Thomas Cartwright< no role >
Thomas Eyre< no role >
John Tooly< no role >
John Young< no role >

Which Report being considered was approved by this Court And
ordered that the same bee entered amongst the arts of this Court and observed
in all thinks according to the true intent and meaning thereof.

Accompts approved

The Accompts of Mr. Treasurer of this Hospitals for the yeare ending
Michmas last having his Audited by the Auditors thereunto appointed was
declared to and approved by this Court

Dor. Cottsworth to have
£20 P Ann Salary

Resolved upon the question that there bee another Phisitian to assist
Doctr. Torlesse the Present Sold Phisitian to this Hospitall in prescribring to
and taking care of the Patients in this Hospitall And after the Court ordered
that Doctr . Caleb Totesworth< no role > bee the person to assist as aforesaid during
the Pleasure of this Court And that hee bee allowed a Salary of Twenty
pounds P Ann from Michmas next for that Service.

Auditors

The Court doth nominate Mr: Waddox Mr. Deputy Pooly Mr. Daniel Dorville< no role >
Mr. Cole Mr. Cudden Mr. Gracedue Mr. Davis and Mr. Brownsmith Auditors to
Joyne with the Fower standing Auditors for Auditing the Accompts of
Mr. Treasurer for the yeare ending Michmas next.

Committee

The Court doth order that Mr. Cooper Mr. Balgam Mr. Weaver Mr. Wight
Mr: John Woolfe< no role > Mr. Davis Mr. Gracedue Mr Hooper Mr. Maddox Mr.
Dickins Mr. Cole and Mr. Brand bee added to the Comittee

New Govnours

[..] Guy

The Court elected Richard Hutchinson< no role > Godfrey Webster< no role > Thomas Grey< no role > and
Thomas Langham< no role > Esqr Mr. John Leve< no role > Mr. Thomas Barnesley< no role > Mr Benja. Joseph< no role >
Mr. Deputy William Giinn< no role > Mr. Edward Boulter< no role > Mr. Jno. Greene< no role > Mr. Edward
Mills< no role > Mr. Peter Hager< no role > Mr. William Stone< no role > house Mr. Gilbert Heathcott< no role > Mr. James
Chadwick< no role > Mr. Knight Mr. Bartholomew Burton< no role > Mr. John Ewers< no role > Mr. Willm.
Toward< no role > Mr. Edmond Daniell< no role > Dock John Lawson< no role > Mr. Joseph Thompson< no role > Mr.
Michael Coteworth< no role > Senr . Mr. Joseph Heskin Styles< no role > Mr Francis Eles< no role > Mr. William
Hardcastle< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. Mr. Anthony Smith< no role > Govnours of this Hospitall And Ordered that
Staves bee sent them accordingly.