at the old Rent of Five pounds P Ann, in Co [..] of three hundred pound
Fine, whereof £100 is to be paid downe, £100 more at Michas next and the
Remr. at the Comencemt. of the sd. Terme, and in Comn. of the Charge he
is to be at in Repairing the sd. Mesuage or Tenemt.

Trear to [..] £20:
P Ann for petty
Expence.

Acct. to be kept
by may to Dr: & Cr:
by the Receiver

£10. p Ann to be
Added to ye. Rece £10:
Sallary

This Comittee taking into their Comn. the constant Expence & Charge
which Mr. Trear hath been at in his Continuall attendances on the Service
of this Hospll. and beingsensible that very little of that Charge hath
been brought by him to accompt, there being no Head or Article in the Account
of this Hospll. under which the same may property be placed Wee
thereupon thought it reasonable to resolve that a yearely allowance of Twenty
pounds be made to him from Michas 1705. during the time he shall continue
in that Office, for & in lieu of all his Petty Expences & Charges in & about the
Businesse of this Hospll. not including such Charges as may be occasioned by
keeping or Holding of Courts of Comittees or making Views It being our
Opinion upon the Observacons we have made That such Expences & Charge
doe amount yearely to that sume at the least. And the are of Opinion
that it will be much for the service & Interest of this Hospll. to have an
accompt kept by way of Dr: & Dr: of all Workmen Bills & Tradesmen
Bills, and also of all Contracts for Fines and other Agreemts. relateing to
this Hospll: And of the Money paid or received on such Accompts
and that a book be kept for that purpose by the Receiver, And that for
the Trouble thereof Ten Pounds P Ann be added to his present Sallary
And that the aforesd Allowance of Twenty pounds P Ann for We
Trears Petty Expences be also brought into the Accompts by way of aedicon
to the Receivers Sallary.

Wm: Waterman's
Grants

Ano: 1707
51 yrs.
expire in 1758

Wee have agreed with Mr. Willm Waterman< no role > our Tennant of a
House in St: Thomas's parish neare three Herring Court, with a Garden
lying behind it, and a small peice of Ground with a Shed thereupon lying
at some distance from the sd. House late belonging to Mr. John Bryan< no role >
Upon a Lease expiring at Lady day 1719. at Four pounds Eight Shillings
P Ann. That in Comm of Eighty pounds to be paid downe as a Fine and his
Hospll. The sd. Peice of Ground with the Sheed upon it , And of the same
of One Hundred & Fifty pounds to be laid out in addiconall Buildings
and in Repairing the sd. House A Lease shall be granted to the sd. Willm
Waterman of the said House with the Garden belonging to it for the
Terme of Fifty One Yeares from Lady day next at the old yearely Rent of
Four Pounds Eight Shillings P Ann north usuall Covents