Mary Newby< no role >
P Warrt: of Sd: Thos: Stamp< no role >
Charged by Will
Smith< no role >
to have privately Cutt of from his a piece of his Mars:
Silke 2 yd. & being discovered dropped the same
To Labr
:
Sarah Ryley< no role >
als Jeanes< no role >
P Warrt: of Sr
: Edwd Clarke< no role >
Charged on
Oath on suspicon of Stealing 2 Silver spoons val 24s of Mr
Herbury of Fryday Street she being on Idle person That can
give noe goods account of herselfe
dd
Nich Foach< no role >
att
2s 6d
Upon the humble Peticon of
John Noyre< no role >
Citizen and
Gold Smith
of London
for some mittigacon of the Weekly payment
of Five Shillings for the keeping of
Nicholas Foach< no role >
a poore
Lunatick in the Hospll of Bethlem he haveing only a Coppy hold
Estate of about yos: a yeare and noe more and the rest of his maintenance
being made up by the contribucon of his Freinds, And his Mother being
a very poor woman is supported only by the said Copy hold Estate And
his Freinds being noe longer able to bear the said Charge. It is Ordered
by this Court That Securitye being given for the payment of Three
Shillings a Week for the future That then the same shall be received
And the Bond for paymt: of Five Shillings a Weeke be delivered up to be
Cancelled
Comt Steers to have 5s
Weeke for 13 Weeks
Alsoe upon the humble Peticon of
Margarett Steers< no role >
wife
of
Samuell
Steers< no role >
late one of the Beadles
of Bethlem Hospll Shewing That he husband
has been Seaventeen yeares a Servant
of the said Hospll And in his
Service there received divers hurts by blows from the Patients in the said
Hospll by which he is become came and unfitt for any service or business
Soe That he has been forced to leave his place And has laine ill Three
Quarters of a yeare last past unable to helpe himselfe in which time
he has spent all That the Peticonr by her labour could gett And is now
in a very miserable condicon and likely to perish unless assisted by the
Charity of this Court humbly prayeing therefore the Compassion of
this Court towards her husbands reliefe in such manner as shall be
thought fitt This Court considering the said Peticon And comiserating
the condicon of the Peticonr and her husband after soe many yeares service
Doe think fitt and soe order That the Steward of Bethlem Hospll doe pay to
the Peticon towards her husbands reliefe Five shillings a Weeke for
Thirteen Weeks to be accounted from the first day of this Instant January
New Governor Admd:
Alsoe at this Court Mr
Isaac Tirwhitt< no role >
Citizen and Coachmaker
of
London
was admitted a Governr
of the Hosplls
New Governr noiated
And Capt:
John Cannon< no role >
Citizen and Vintener
of London
was
nominated to be a Governr
by Leivt: Coll. Jenew