£87. The Hospital to allow them one Year & quarter
Rent towards substantial Repairs & improvements par-
ticularly in Building a new Room on the top of the lends
of the House

Francis Phipps

To Francis Phipps< no role > of Aldersgate Street
Peruke Maker a lease of Four Houses in Fleet Lane
late held by his Aunt Mary Phipps< no role > deceased for 21 years
from Michas 1763 at the old clear Rent of £13: and the
Tenant to lay out in Repairs £160.

John Thorp

To John Thorp< no role > a new lease of his dwelling
House near Gun Dock Wapping for 21 Years from Lady
day 1764 when his present lease will expire at the old
clear Rent of £6. and a Fine of £60. which he immediately
paid down And he is to put the Premisses into substantial
Repair

Thomas Dawson
Esqr

To Thomas Dawson< no role > Esqr ; upon his Surrend-
ering his present lease of his dwelling House in Front and
Seventeen other houses behind the same in George Alley
Southwark opposite where the King's Bench Prison stood
a new lease of the said Premisses for 50 Years from Chrmas
1762. at the old clear Rent of £24 and a fine of £50 Land
Tax to be allowed on £15. part of the said Rent.

Wm. Huff &
Hen. Roberts

To William Huff< no role > and Henry Roberts< no role >
Seperate leases of two old houses in St. Thomas's Parish
opposite the back Gate of this Hospital for 51 Years from
Chrmas 1763 at the clear yearly Rent of £2..10s. for each
House. and they are to pull down the said old houses and to
Build two brick houses in room thereof agreable to a plan
laid before your Committee by Mr. Jupp our Surveyor
and who is to superintend & see that the Houses are built
according to the said Plann, and that they do lay out and
Expend therein £450 at least.

Hum Randall

To Humphry Randall< no role > in consideration of
his having laid out in Building seven or eight new Houses
in Kent Street upwards of £600. and of his obliging him
self to lay out £400 more in further new Buildings on
the Premisses he now holds of this Hospital consisting of
sundry Houses situate on the West side of Kent Street