Jacob Sawbridge< no role > Esqr . Mr. William Dawkins< no role > Wight Woolley< no role > Esq
Mr. James Gaultier< no role > Mr. Thomas Thomas< no role > Mr. Thomas Hucks< no role >
Mr. John Mottenx< no role > Alexander Hamilton< no role > Esqr & Peter Theobalds< no role > Es [..]
were Chosen upon the Grand Committee in the room of the ten
Gentlemen Vizt. John Carbonnel< no role > Esqr Mr Benjamin Mee< no role >
John Lade< no role > Esqr William Mitchell< no role > Esqr Richard Du Cane< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Abraham Atkins< no role > Thos. Malyn< no role > junr . Esqr . Mr Henry Emmett< no role >
Mr. John Hollis< no role > and Samuel Read< no role > Esqr . who now go off in
in course as having been three Years or upwards on the
Grand Committee And of Mr. John Gunston< no role > Thomas Sheering< no role > Es [..]
and Mr. John Sprint< no role > who are dead.

St. Thomas's
Hospital }

At a General Court held at the said Hospital
on Fryday the Eighth day of May 1730 . in the presence of
Sr. Gilbert Heathcote< no role > Knt . and Alderman President Charles Joye< no role > [..]
Treasurer and.

Dr . Benjamin Avery< no role >
Mr. James Brooke< no role >
Majr . George Brasier< no role >
Mr. William Dawkins< no role >
Mr. Henry Emmett< no role >
Mr. Nathaniel Foach< no role >
Mr. Nathaniel Garland< no role >
Mr. John Hollis< no role >
Alexander Hamilton< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Samuel Lesingham< no role >
Joseph Paice< no role > Esqr .

Mr. Andrew Pitt< no role >
Mr. Nathaniel Newnham< no role > junr .
Mr. Joseph Chitty< no role >
Mr. John Mottenx< no role >
Mr. James Townsend< no role >
Peter Theobald< no role > Esqr .
Mr. Thomas Thomas< no role >
Mr. Joseph Wyeth< no role >
Mr. James Gaultier< no role >
Majr . John Williams< no role > &
Mr. John Le Quesne< no role >

The Orders and Proceedings of the last General Court were read
approved and Confirmed.

The President acquainted the Court that the Grand Comittee
had upon information of the badness and inconvenience of several
Buildings Part of this Hospital caused the same to be viewed
and had prepared a Report concerning the same Which Report
was read and is as follows Vizt.

To the Right Worshipfull the General Court of St. Thomas's
Hospital .

The Grand Committee being informed that several Buildings
of this Hospital were in very bad condition and some of them
very inconvenient for the purposes they are used They have
caused a view to be taken and the Buildings to be Surveyed
by proper workmen and do find.

That the Wards in the lower Square are extremely decayed
and in great danger of a falling And the Doctors roome
Apothecaries House Dissecting roome Cutting room Surgery
room and the Brewhouse are likewise ruinous in their condition
or very inconvenient.

The said Grand Committee are of Opinion that the said