That one of the said printed Orders be stuck up
in the Committee room, a second in the Master's room
a third in the Matron's and a fourth in the Hall

Those for the Master's and Matron's room
were given out for that purpose.
proceeded to Read

Extracts from the manuscript Copy of the
Minutes of the Committee, appointed by Vestry to inspect Etc
on the 2d November 1797.

Margaret Rainer< no role > with her Mistress Ann
Mercy< no role > for the first Instalment of the Premium being two
Pounds which was paid as likewise eighteen Shillings
for Cloathes

Frances Wood< no role > was called in having applied
for relief

Ordered to be relieved but first examined
and sworn

Mary Shannon< no role > applied for relief her
Husband ill of the Dropsy lives in White Horse
Yard

Ordered two Shillings per Week for one month
Ordered and paid one shilling now

Elizabeth Warren< no role > applied for relief Husband
ill at Chittles No. 15 Little Shire Lane

The Overseers recommended to allow two shillings
and six pence per week for a month.

Ordered two Shillings and six pence now and
paid.