Continued Wed 2d. July 1760
Contd.59.
Smith Mary< no role >
Comitted 13th. June 1760 P Lord Mayor on the Oath of
William Tuck< no role >
,
Thomas Bromwick< no role >
,
Samuel Orange< no role >
and others for being
a loose Disorderly Person & Comon Night Walker & making a Great
Disturbance on Ludgate hill
dd. 66.
Palmer Richd< no role >
. Comitted 19th. June 1760 P Mr. Aldr. Alexander on the Oaths
of
John Speakman< no role >
and
William Galway< no role >
for being an Idle Disorderly Person
laying Drunk last Night about 12. o'Clock in Fetter lane
& having no
Visible way of liveing & giving no good Account of himself.
Contd. 67.
May Cathn< no role >
. Comitted 26th. June 1760 P Lord Mayor being Charged on the Oath
of
William Payne< no role > This name instance is in set 2582.
for picking him up last Night in Fleet street
& for being
a Disorderly person & a Comon Night Walker.
The Right Worshipfull The President Reported to this Court the Ballance of the
Accounts of these Hospitals to Christmass 1756, 1757, 1758, and for the half year to
Midsumer 1759 which was Audited the 26th. & 27th. of June as follows Vizt.
Ballances of Accounts
for the years. 1746. 7. 8. 9}
The Ballance of Bridewell for the Year to Xmas 1756 being£440..12..6..Cr.
doof Bethlemdo12197.. 4. -Cr.
doof Bridewell1757199..6..5Dr.
doof Bethlem11971..10..1Cr
doof Bridewell1758750.. 5..11Dr.
doof Bethlem11272..10..4Cr
doof Bridewell for the ½ year to Midsr. 1759527..11..6Dr
doof Bethlemdo11884.. 7.. 3½Cr
Beadles great ½ ye. Mids. 1760
Upon Reading the humble Petition of the four Beadles and Porters Man for their
Usual Gratuities of Forty Shillings a peice for their half year ending at
Midsumer last for their Salaries are but Smal It is Order'd that Mr. Treasurer be
Desired to pay unto them 40s. a peice to be Allowed him in his next Account.
BasketmanDo.
Upon Reading the humble Petition of the three Basketmen of Bethlem Hospl
for their Usual Gratuities of Twenty shillings a peice for their year ending at
Midsumer last for their Salaries are but small It is Order'd that Mr. Treasurer
[..]
Desired to pay into them 20s. a peice to ba Allowed him in his next account.
Ral