Saint Clement Danes
2nd: Novemr. 1802

At a Meeting of the Churchwardens
Overseers and Assistants pursuant
to Notice

Present
Mr. Ponten
Mr. Godfrey} Churchwardens

Mr. Stanton
Mr. Terry
Mr Bickerstaff} Overseers

Mr Johnstone Treasurer
Mr Marchant
Mr Maurice

Read and examined the several Tradesmens Bills
for the Month of October last amounting to £322:6:3
passed except Mr. Douglas's Bill which was ordered to be examined

State of the House

Men 36In the House 204
Women 153Bethnal Green 7
Boys 7Bear Lane 1
Girls 7Islington 5
Infants 1
204Total 217

Louisa Resius< no role > - Widow in a Decline applied for 2 Hannel Petticoat
Ordered that she have them - to be delivered to her
Child to save her the trouble of coming

A Person applied saying Susannah Bass< no role > of No. 6. Clements
Lane who lived at Mr. Scriveners then at Mr. Edwards's the
Butchers; was very ill and very poor - Mr. Ruff has attended
her by Order of the Overseers - and praying Relief

Ordered an Enquiry be made respecting her

Ordered ThatForrester from Cartmell be admitted for 8 or
10 Days and to get employ within that time

Mr. Douglas the Carpenter's Bill for Repairs
to the Work house was laid before the Board. - Ordered that Mr. Nurse
the Surveyor of Houghton Street do inspect the same and the work
done and report.

Blundell the Beadle of the Rolls Liberty sent a Bill of Expences for taking Children to
Cartmell for this Parish (having Business to Liverpool for the Liberty).Ordered him to
be paid and Two Guineas for his trouble