Robt. Colcombe< no role >
to be viewed

Also Upon the humble Petition of Robert Colcombe< no role > who was
brought up an Apprentice wth. Thos. Pullen< no role > Shoemaker late
one of the Artsmars . of Bridewell hospll. and since made
Freeman of this Citty by the approbacon of this Court and is
Sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Shoemaker (as he
alleadgeth) at the house of Mr. Chandler next doore but one to
the Number 3 in Oxenden Street near the haymarkett
For some part of Mr Locks Gift the better to Enable him to
manage his sd. Trade It is Ordered by this Court That
Mr Justice Tully Mr: Parson's Mr. Tirwhitt & Mr. Cliffe or any
two of them be desired to make Enquiry of the sd. Robert
Colcombe whether he be for sett up in his sd. trade & of
his hopefullness therein & to report their opinion to this
Court

Boys Appr.

Att the Court the severall poor boys hereafter named
were Ordered to be putt Apprentices in the Hospll of a
Bridewell vizt:

Henry Winne< no role >
Thos. Treson< no role >
John Saxby< no role >
Isaac Oliver< no role > }
At the nominacon of

Capt. Phillips
Sr. Gabll. Roberts< no role >
Mr. Hanger
Mr. Smith.