Robt. Poole< no role > P wart. of St. Robt. Geffery< no role > Chd by Sarah Hopwood< no role > For Stealing
from her with within Berry a Pcell of wett Linnen wth. he confest
he Reced from the other Boy Etc
To be Sent to Newgate to be an
Evidence & thendd

John Goodman< no role > (an Old Prisoner)
dd

Sarah Buss< no role > P wart. of St. Robt. Geffery Chd by Jno Glover< no role > For lying
dayly on the Keys abt. ye Custome house & pilfering merchte. Goods
dd

Elizth. Watson< no role > P wart. of St. Robt. Geffery chd by Elizth. Willson< no role > widow
Suspiscion of Stealing from her a holland Shirt val 8s:
dd

Mary Jones< no role > P wart. of St. Robt. Geffery chd. by Thos: Jackson< no role > For picking
him up last night & carrying him to a Rawdy house
pun

Ann Dickens< no role > This name instance is in set 3817. P wart. of St. Richd. Levett< no role > chd. by Sarah Maseall< no role > on oath For
Stealing from her a Goose Spoons Ladle & Napkin & Suspected
to have Stole 2 Fowls wth. were found upon her
pun

Ann Page< no role > P wart. of St. Robt. Geffery chd. by Richd Hennings< no role > For being
a Comon nightwalker & having pickt up a Strange man last
night in ye Streets
dd

Hester Huff< no role > P wart. of St. Thos Lane< no role > chd.byFor picking up a Man
wth. an Intent to lye wth. him goeing to her Lodgings & undereseing
herselfe to get to Bed
dd

Ann Charnell< no role > house P wart. of Mr. Recordr chd.byFor being a Lewd
Pson & a Night walker
dd

pun

Jane Harres< no role >
&

dd

Susan Harres< no role > }
P wart. of Ld. Mayor Chd. by Joseph< no role > & Robt. Saxton< no role >
For pilfering from them a peice of Ferrett Ribbon

Ann Burton< no role > P wart. of St. Tho Stampe< no role > Chd. by Samll. Woodward< no role >
on Oath For picking his pockett of Twelve Shillings or there abt.
dd paying her Adversary the
money he lost

Clerke rept. abt.
Mr. Lands houses.

The Clerk of these Hosplls. Giveing this Court an Account That
pursueant to an Order of last Court he had been to view and
make Enquiry concerning the houses neare the Horseferry late
John Good< no role > childs The Residue of a Lease whereof for Eight yeares and
an halfe to come would belong to ye Estate of Mr Land lately deced & consequently
to the Hospll. of Bridewell by vertue of his residuary Devise That the sd
houses were soe ruinous and out of repair soe ill tenanted & in
soe ill a Condiccon and Circumstances That according to the best of
his Judgemt. it would not be for the sd Hospll. benefit to meddle therewth:
Mr. Thomson Mr. Owting & Mr. Marsh (There of the Governrs of these
Hospll. liveing at that part of the Towne) Are Desired alsoe to view
the same Houses & to Report their opinions thereof to the next
Court.