in this House. without the Leave or Consent of Mr Treasure; And we Recomend
this as fitt to be made a Standing Order.

Mr. Joseph Parsons< no role >
Grant

Wee have agreed with Joseph Parsons< no role > Carpenter to Grant him a
Lease of a House in the Old Bayly London at the Corner of Black and White Court
lately held by MrTaylor for 21 Years from Michas next at the yearly Rent
of Six pounds Tax Free, In Consideracon of a Fine of Forty pounds to be paid
forthwith: He is to put the said House (which is now very defective) into good and
Substantiall Repaire at his own Charge, and so keep and leave the same at the end
of the said Terme.

Grant to
Richard Elliott< no role >

Wee have agreed with Mr Richard Elliott< no role > to Grant him a Lease of Four
Small old Tenements lyeing in the Tents in St. Thomas's parish lately held by Mr.
Beckingham (amongst other things) upon a Lease which expired at Christmas
last, One whereof is in the said Mr. Elliotts possession for 21 Years from Midsumr.
next at four pounds and eight Shillings P Annum free of Taxed, In Consideracon
of a Fine of Thirty Guineas to be paid forthwith; And the Hospitall is to receive for
their own use the halfe years Rent from him and the other Tenants which will be
due at Midsumer next

In Pusuance of the Direccons given to us by this Court, wee
have with a Considerable Expence caused a large pile of new Brick building to be
Erected at the South-East corner of the Burying Ground within this Hospitall for the
use of Parients under the Foul Disease, and hope that the good intent of this Court
to Seperate those persons from the other Patients of this Hospitall, and of Seperating
the men from the women there, will be fully answered by the care which has been
taken for that Purpose in the said Buildings, under which there is a large Warehouse
which may be lett out for the benefitt of the Hospitall.

Wee observing That the business of the Steward of this Hospitall is much
greater than formerly and is discharged by him with the utmost Dilligence and Care
We recomend it to this Court that he may be allowed a Gratuity of Tenn pounds for
the last year.

The Porter of our Back Gate haveing upon the Alderacons and new Building
in this Hospitall for two Years past, taken extraordinary Care to preserve the old
Materialls, and to keep an Accompt of Diverse things relateing to the said Alderacon
and Buildings: We think his dilligence and care deserves Encouragement & recomend
him accordingly to have a Gratuity of Tenn pounds for the Same. And we think (the
Porter of the Fore Gate for his Care and Services in and about the same Should have
a Gratuity of Three pounds.

And lastly we takeingNotice that the Business of the Doctor
and Surgeons in this House is of late years much increased, And that there will be a
further Addition to it by the said new Buildings; We are of Opinion and Recomend
it to this Court, That another Doctor should be chosen and also One Assistant Surgeon
but both to be without any Settled or Fixed Allowance.

18o: June

1718:
All which nevertheless we humbly submitt to the grave
Judgment of this Worshipl Court.

William Cole< no role > Treasurer .
John Carbonell< no role > .
Daniell Dolius< no role >
Thomas Hollis< no role > Junr .
Richard Mount< no role >
William Cooke< no role >
Daniell Powle< no role >
Samuell Mayo< no role >
Moses Raper< no role >

Isaac Grevill< no role >
Benja. Hooper< no role >
Fiennes Harrison< no role >
Joseph Thomason< no role >
John Kenrick< no role >
Benja. Brain< no role >

Fran: Moult< no role >
Nehemiah Lyde< no role >
Samuell Monk< no role >
John Travers< no role >
James Lamb< no role >