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<p n="714"> <note type="authorial" place="margin"> <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n714-1">Mathew Eatts</rs>
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Graunt</note>
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And wee have also agreed with <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n714-2">Mathew Eatts</rs>
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Citizen and <rs type="occupation" id="LMTHMG55301_occ440">Clothworker</rs>
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of London<lb></lb>
That in consideracon of his paying in hand a fine of Thirty pounds he shall have<lb></lb>
a Lease of the Tenements in the parish of <rs type="placeName" id="LMTHMG55301_geo245">St. Thomas in Southwarke</rs>
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late in<lb></lb>
the tenure of <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n714-3">Thomas Bartholomew</rs>
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for one and Twenty yeares from Michmas<lb></lb>
1694 att the yearely rent of Three pounds and Six Shillings and no more. And<lb></lb>
therefore the Fine charged upon the said Bartholomew and the arrears of Rent<lb></lb>
in the Accompt is to bee discharged.</p>
<p n="715"> <note type="authorial" place="margin"> <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n715-2">Joseph Mustion</rs>
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Graunt</note>
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And Wee do further humbly certifie That in the proceeding of the new<lb></lb>
buildings when wee come to sett out the West part or side of <rs type="placeName" id="LMTHMG55301_geo246">the Square</rs>
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now<lb></lb>
erecting wee found wee should not carry it on in a range with the <rs type="placeName" id="LMTHMG55301_geo247">North side<lb></lb>
Buildings of the said Square</rs>
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without a peice of ground (whereon were a parcell of<lb></lb>
old Buildings dangerous for fire) containing on the North side Thirty foote on the<lb></lb>
Southside Thirty foote Eight inches on the East side Thirty two foote Ten inches<lb></lb>
and on the Westside Twenty Fower foote and Ten inches And therefore wee<lb></lb>
agreed with Jospeh Mustion in behalfe of himselfe and others concerned for the<lb></lb>
said ground and Tenements for the terme of Fifteene yeares from Midsomer<lb></lb>
1694. being all the fine they have therein they being <rs type="occupation" id="LMTHMG55301_occ441">Tenants</rs>
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to <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n715-1">John Coldham</rs>
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<rs type="occupation" id="LMTHMG55301_occ442">Esqr</rs>
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the reputed owner of the Fee thereof att and for the yearely rent of Five pounds.</p>
<p n="716"> <note type="authorial" place="margin">Sisters & Assistants<lb></lb>
not to exceed 40 yeares<lb></lb>
at their admittance<lb></lb>
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And to prevent inconveniences by taking in of Sisters and their Assistants<lb></lb>
which are through age or other infirmities unfitt for their places Wee think<lb></lb>
it fitt That from henceforth no Sister or Assistant of a Sister bee admitted into<lb></lb>
the Service of this house but such as are vigorous and Strong in body and that<lb></lb>
do not exceed the age of Forty yeares att the fine of the admittance and if she<lb></lb>
bee after found not so qualified att the time of her admittance her admittance<lb></lb>
to bee declared void.</p>
<p n="717"> <note type="authorial" place="margin">Hawkins a Sister</note>
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And Wee humbly present <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n717-2">Ann Hawkins</rs>
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to bee admitted a <rs type="occupation" id="LMTHMG55301_occ443">Sister</rs>
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in the<lb></lb>
place of <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n717-3">Ann Box</rs>
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deceased.</p>
<p n="718"> <note type="authorial" place="margin"> <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n718-1">Wm. Clarks</rs>
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Lease<lb></lb>
to bee 31. yeares<lb></lb>
17: fol: 39:</note>
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And Whereas a Graunt was lately made to <rs type="persName" id="LMTHMG55301_n718-2">William Clarke</rs>
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of Severall<lb></lb>
Tenements in <rs type="placeName" id="LMTHMG55301_geo248">St. Thomas parish Southwarke</rs>
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for the terme of one and Twenty<lb></lb>
yeares from Michmas 1693 (being the time when the old Lease expired) att the<lb></lb>
yearely rent of Fower pounds and a Fine of One hundred and Twenty pounds<lb></lb>
in hand Now forasmuch as Since the said Graunt he hath laid out a considerable<lb></lb>
Sum of money in buildings and repairing of the premisses Wee humbly think<lb></lb>
it fitt That the terme in the said Lease bee made up one and Thirty yeares<lb></lb>
under the rent aforesaid</p>
<p n="719"> <note type="authorial" place="margin">Inhabitants in Wall<lb></lb>
nut tree Court to<lb></lb>
have conveyence for<lb></lb>
rain water</note>
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And wee humbly after that have bee given to the inhabitants in Wallnutt<lb></lb>
tree Court adjoyning on the North part of this house to carry the Rain water<lb></lb>
thence in a Draine through the Hospitall by the Womens Wards into the Comon<lb></lb>
Sewer during the pleasure of this Court paying Twelve pence a yeare and<lb></lb>
keeping it in repaire and making good all damage from time to time that shall<lb></lb>
happen to any the pavements of the Hospitall otherwise thereby they having<lb></lb>
long enjoyed the like benefitt under that rent through a draine stopped as by<lb></lb>
the new buildings.</p>
<p n="720"> <note type="authorial" place="margin">Building</note>
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And Wee do humbly acquaint this Court that wee have in pursuance of<lb></lb>
yor. order proceeded so farr in new buildings as that the house is very much<lb></lb>
in disburse and its imposible it can bee carried on without liberall contributing<lb></lb>
from well disposed persons And therefore wee humbly lay it before the Court to<lb></lb>
direct the most effectuall waies and <gap reason="illegible"></gap>
meanes for the attaining the same.</p>
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