We have Agreed with Willm: West< no role > to let him the House in St Thomas's
Street (late William Clarke< no role > ) at £20 P Annum (Land Tax allowed) from
Midsummer 1771. The House to be New painted and White washed
at the Expence of the Hospital

Thomas Langley
Edward

We have allowed Thomas Langley< no role > This name instance is in set 1626. the first Years
rent on his Building and repairing Leases of Sundry Houses in Castle
Court Bridge Row .

James Wilward
Grant

We have likewise Ordered that the Lease formerly
Granted to John Surret< no role > (but never Executed) be made in the Name of
Thomas Milward< no role > for the remainder of the present Term

Pewsey Estate
Purchased

An Estate at Pewsey in the County of Wilts having
been proposed to your Committee for the Sum of £10.250. and the same
appearing upon Examination and Accurate Estimation of it tobe a very
desirable and advantageous Purchase for the Hospital We thought fitt to
Agree for the same it the above Price. And to direct £13.000 Consolidated
Bank Annuities to be sold to enable us to Effect such Purchase and the
Charges attending the same.

Elizabeth
Marshall Chose
Cook

We have Appointed Elizabeth Marshall< no role >
to be Cook in the room of Mary Always< no role > resigned

Joseph Lester
Chose Parish
Clerk

Thomas Young< no role > late Clerk of this Parish being
Deceased We have appointed Joseph Lester< no role > to succeed him.

Roger Wolfe
Chose Beadle

And Roger Wolfe< no role > to be one of the Beadles of the
Hospital in the room of the said Thomas Young< no role >

Benjamin
like Chose
Beadle

William Clarke< no role > one of the Beadles having
resigned We have appointed Benjamin Pike< no role > to succeed him

George Whitefield
Gratuity

We have Allowed Mr George Whitfield< no role > the
Apothecary a Gratuity of Forty Pounds for his Extaordinary
Services to the Hospital for the Year past

Receivers
Salary increased

We have Ordered that the Receivers Salary
be increased £20 Pr: Annum form last Midsummer on Condition
that he takes no Fees from any of the Tradesmen belonging to the
Hospital

Patients Fees
Consider'd

We having taken into Consideration the present
Fees paid for the Admission of Patients and finding that many
Fout People are greatly Distressed in not be able to raise 17s 6d