19th. Novr 1714

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Watts Ann< no role > This name instance is in set 3812. sr . William Withers< no role > being charged by Ann
Jones< no role > at the Woolpack in Foster Lane Specially for being
an idle disorderly woman & given to pilfring Somethings
part of his goods being taken upon her.

Cont to labour
& notice to be given to ye
Kaper of Clerkenwell
Work house of fetch her away
she being a Convict escaped
from theace

Still Mary< no role > Dobeing charged by Benjamin Nicholas< no role > at
the Nabed Boy a peruke near Little Moorgate for haveing
got into his house, up one pair of Staires wth. a designe to
rob him. & giveing no good account of her selfe

Sundrys £10 each
out of Mr. Lock's Gift

Upon reading a Report from the Comee of this house under
the hands of John Tayler< no role > Esqr . Trear Samuel Rush< no role > Esqr Mr Jno
Shelton< no role > Mr Cha Lorrenge< no role > and Lawrence Parker< no role > Esqr . dated the
18th day of this Instant Novemr as followed Vizt This
Comee In pursuance of an Order of Court of the 7th day of
Octor. last have taken into consideration the several Petitions of
the persons hereunder named setting forth that they served their
Apprenticeships in this hospital & have been made free of this
City by order of this Court & are sett up for them selves in their respective
Trudes and praying some part of Mr. Locks Gift the better to enables
them to carry on their Trades vizt

Parrott Fenton< no role > Weaver inWood Street agt. ye Compter
John Crump< no role > Weaver inQueen Street in ye part Southwark
William Saunders< no role > Weaver inin Bell ally in Goswell Street
William Frilty< no role > Pinmaker in Blew Author Ally old Street
Daniel Male< no role > Hempdresser in Bride Lane
Mathew Owen< no role > Weaver Queen Street in ye part Southwark
Edward Heming< no role > hempdresser in Bridewell Precinct
John Selby< no role > Weaver in old Street Square
John Wells< no role > Shoemaker in Saint Matins Le Gran
John Steell< no role > Shoemaker in Tower Royal Court near St Antho [..]

And this Come upon Inquiry being Satisfied that they are severally
Sett up in their respective Trudes & have the Characters of Sober industrious
men are of Opinion to give each of them Ten pounds out of Mr.
Locks Gift whill nevertheless is Submitted to the Indgmt. of the Court
-This Court doth Confirme the same & Order that the
Clerk do pay to each of the Petrs. Ten pounds out of Mr. Locks
Gift to be allowed him in his next account