Grant to Samll.
Taylor< no role > . of one
of the Houses

Dr. Peachy Tenant
to one other

And the third let
to Edwd Gwinn< no role >

Lett by Lease to Samuell Taylor< no role > Tallow Chandler at Sixteen Pounds
P Ann for One and Twenty yeares from Michas 1704. And in
Consideracon of his Putting it into Repaire at his own Charge we
have Remitted the Rent growne due since Mr: Parson's Death The
Other House in Bow Lane (which adjoynes to Taylors) was Lett by
Mr Parsons himselfe to Doctor Peachy for Eleaven yeares from
Christmas last at Thirty Pounds P Ann after First yeare and a
Quarter for which only a pepper Corne was to be paid, The House in
Basing Lane was Inhabited by Mr. Parsons himself to the time
of his Death and we have since Lett it by Lease to Edward Gwinn< no role >
Joyner for Eleaven Yeare from Michas 1704 at Twelve pounds
P Ann:, so that the whole Value of this Guift amounts to: £58 P Ann We have Ordered Ground Plots to be made of these Houses
for the better Ascertaining the Dimensions and Extents thereof

Deborah Cowill Discharged
Nurse in Susannah

Wee have Discharged Deborah Cowell< no role > the Nurse of Susannahs
Ward from any further service in this Hospitall for diverse
Ill practises which have been proved against her.

Mr. Cradocks proposall.
referred to the Comittee

Mr. Edmund Cradock< no role > who lately Agreed with us for a Lease
of the Demeanes Farme of Lynsters als Langleys in the Countyes
of Bucks and Hertford for One and Twenty Yeares from Michas
1705. at Fifty pounds P Ann. and Eight Hundred and Twenty pounds
Fine, Having since Represented tons, That Great part of the Lane
is Moory and Marshy Ground and other part Stony and poor:
but that the same is Capable of a Lasting Improvement by Digging
of Draines and Ditches, and by Lyme and Chalke, which will be a
great Charge and Expence, and cannot be Answered in so short a Terme
as One and Twenty, yeares He therefore desires an Addicon of Ten
Yeares and besides the Charge he must be at in Such Improvements
Proposes to Give the further sume of Two Hundred
Pounds to the Hospitall as a Fine Whereupon Wee Reccommend it
to this Court as our Opinion That We should be Inabled by the Order
of this Court to treat and Agree with the Said Mr. Craddock for such Addicon
of Yeares if upon further Inquiry and Consideracon Wee shall Judge it to
be for the Service of this hospitall.

Wm. Pepper< no role > Surgeon
John Weld< no role > Steward
Dead

And lastly Wee Acquaint this Court That Mr.
William Pepper< no role > One of the Principall Surgeon of this
Hospitall, and also One of the Two Surgeons who Cutt for
the Stone in this Hospitall Dyed since the last Generall
Court, as did also Mr. John Weld< no role > the Stewar d of this
Hospitall both which places we recomend to this Court
to be now Supplyed.