John Price< no role >
£10.

Also Upon reading the Certificate of Mr. Wm.
Shaw< no role > and Mr. Wm. Bowdler< no role > (Two of the
Governors of these Hosplls.) That upon Inquiry
they doe find That John price< no role > Shoe maker (who
was brought up Apprentice with Robert Frost< no role >
Shoemaker (late one of the Artsmars . of this Hosptl.
deced) and since made a freeman of this Citty by
the approbacon of this Court) is sett up for himselfe
in his said Trade and that they found him at
worke and a journey man with him and that he
hath a Chamber pretty well furnished and the
Charecter of an honest Laborious man It is
Ordered by this Court That Mr. Trear Baker
Doe give and pay unto him Tenne pounds out of
the profitts of Mr. Locks Gift to be allowed Mr. Trear
in his next Account.

Geo: Mallory< no role >
£5. more.

Also upon reading the Certificate of Mr. John
Slattar< no role > and Mr. Richard Aubrey< no role > (Two of the Governrs .
of these Hosplls.) That upon Inquiry they doe find
That George Mallory< no role > Weaver (who was brought up
Apprentice with Daniel Nipp< no role > Weaver (one of the Artsmar .
of this Hosptl.) and Since made a Freeman of this
Citty by the Approbacon of this Court and who
formerly recd £5 part of Mr. Locks Gift) is Sett upp
for himselfe in his said Trade and is in a very
hopefull way and deserves a further part of Mr. Locks
Gift It is Ordered by this Court That Mr. Trear
Baker doe give and pay unto him £5. more of Mr.
Locks Gift the better to enable him to manage his
said Trade to be allowed Mr. Trear in his next
Account.

James Gost
£10.

Also upon reading the Certificate of Mr. John
Slattar< no role > and Mr. Richd. Aubrey< no role > (Two of the Governrs .
of these Hosplls. That upon Inquiry they doe find
That James Gost< no role > Weaver (who was brought up
Apprentice with William Lee< no role > Weaver (late one of the
Artsmars . of this Hosptl.) and since made a Freeman of
this Citty by the Approbacon of this Court) is Sett up
for himselfe in his said Trade and that he lives in a
house of nine pounds a yeare wch. is well furnished
and that he deserves part of Mr. Locks gift It is