in Consideracon of his Surrendring of the Lease formerly granted
thereof which Expired at Lady day 1714 and of a Fine of Tenn
pounds to be paid in hand and of one Hundred & Twenty pounds
to be laid out in Building Two New Brick Houses in the Room of Two
the said Three old Tenements before Michas 1711 at the yearly Rent
of Two pounds Fifteen Shillings which an Advance of Eleven Shill:
P Ann above the old Rent.

Order
[..] to
[..]
premisses

For the better distinguishing & ascertaining the Houses
Belonging to this Hospitall within the Bills of Mortality wee
have Ordered Leaden Marks to be affixed upon all the said houses
Except those in St: Thomas's parish in Southwarke where wee
thought it proper to fix the same only to the Extream Bounds
of the said Parish in regard the whole parish belongs to this
Hospitall

[..] Governor
[..]

Wee have sent Green Staffs to Mr: John Fryer< no role > Mr: John Boulter< no role >
Thomas Dunk< no role > Esqr : Mr: Joseph Ashton< no role > Sr : Richard Ounslow< no role > Barrtt :
Mr: William Boulter< no role > Mr: Samuel Russell< no role > & Mr: William Mitchell< no role >
as fitt and proper psons to be Governors of this Hospitall.

to Governor
[..] as any
one of Houses
[..] Lands

Order to be
altered

Wee having Taken into our Consideration an order made by the
Generall Court in the year one Thousand Six Hundred & Seventy
Seven whereby 'tis Ordered That no Governors of this House (whilst
a Governor ) by himselfe or any other for him directly or indirectly
should Take any Lease of any of the Lands or Houses of this Hospitall
And wee observing that since the makeing of that Order the number
of Governors is very greatly increased And that severall Gentlemen
who were then or afterwards became Tennants to this Hospitall
have been since Chosen Governors thereof And Severall Leases
held by them being near Expireing They are justly Intituled to Treat
for the Renewall thereof And in Case such Governors should be
Excluded from Treating for the same It would not only be prjudicial
and Injurious to the Rights but might be also detrimentall to
this Hospitall Wee are therefore of opinion That that Order ought
to be altered and Explained And humbly recomend it to this Court
That for the future only such Gentlemen as shall be of the Grand
Comittee shall be Excluded from Treating for or Takeing Leases of
Houses or Lands belonging to this Hospitall during such Time as
they are of the said Comittee

Geo: Smith< no role > a
Grant

Wee have Agreed with Mr: George Smith< no role > Surgeon to Grant him
a Lease of Three old houses in Wapping now in Lease to Mrs: Elizth: a
Waterhouse which Expires at Lady day 1710 for the Terme of a
One and fifty yeare from the Expiracon of that Lease At the year [..]
Rent of Nine pounds payable Quarterly which is an Increase of
five pounds Thirteen Shillings and Four pence P Ann above the old [..]