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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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and has been for a great number of years past
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conducted with the greatest care and attention to
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the interest of the said respective Hospitals The
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same having been and being let by and before
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the Treasurers and Committees of the Governors.
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of each Hospital after Surveys have been previously
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made by able Surveyors for that purpose elected in the
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said several Hospitals And upon each letting
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contracts have been and are prepared and entered
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in the Books of the said Hospitals and signed
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by such Contractors And in Pursuance of such
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Agreements Leases are and have been prepared
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by or by the orders of the Clerks of the said
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Hospitals And being approved of, examined
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and afterwards subscribed by the President
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or Treasurer and some of the Governors of
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such several Hospitals respectively The same
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are and have been left at the Chamberlain's
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Office with a Docquet expressing the dates
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Parties names, situation of the premises intended
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to be demised, Term of Years to be granted, Rent
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to be paid and money (if any) agreed to be laid
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out in building or repairs And the same being
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afterwards carried into the Court of Aldermen
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by the Chamberlain his Clerks or Officers, or
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one of them have been immemorially and
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invariably sealed with the aforesaid Hospital
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Seal of or belonging to the aforesaid Hospitals
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without any objection or delay and pursuant
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to the said Order of the 4th.. day of November
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aforesaid without any reading or further
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examination until several resolutions or
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Orders were made by the Court of Common
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