Corby Jno to be
viewd:

Also Upon the humble Peticon of John Cosby< no role > who was
brought up an Apprentice with William Bell< no role > Weaver One of
the Arts masters of Bridewell Hospll and since made a Freeman of
this City by the approbacon of this Court And is sett up for himselfe
in his trade of a Weaver at Mr Hobbingtons house in Flower
Deane street in Spittlefeilds as he alleadgeth for some part of Mr.
Locks guift the better to Enable him to Carry on his said trade
It is Ordered by this Court That Mr Francis Smith< no role > Mr Furnis
Mr Hannott and Mr Lawrence four of the Governors of these Hospll.
or any two of them be desired to make enquiry of the said John
Cosby< no role > whether he be so sett up for himselfe in his said trade and
of his hopefullness therein and to make Report thereof to this
Court:

Crakanthorp elected
Artsmar .

Also Upon the humble Peticons of Benja Crakanthorp< no role > and
John Radborne< no role > Hempdressers for One of them to be an Arts master
of Bridewell Hospitall in the roome of Wm Smith< no role > who lately
Surrendered his place: And they being accordingly putt into nom-
-inacon for the said place It appeared by plurallity of hands yt
the said Benja: Crakanthorp< no role > is thereunto duely elected Whereupon
It is Ordered by this Court That the said Benjamin Crakanthorp< no role > -
be admitted accordingly dureing the pleasure of this Court on such
security and under such Covenants as is usuall in the like cases.

Kelley James< no role > to be
viewed:

Also Upon the humble Peticonr of James Kelly< no role > who
was brought up an Apprentice with Wm Smith< no role > Hempdresser :
late One of the Arts masters of Bridewell Hospll and since
made a Freeman of this City by the approbacon of this Court
and is sett up for himselfe in his trade of a Hempdresser as he
alleadgeth at the house of Mr Williams in Middle Rowe in Holborn
for some part of Mr Locks guift the better to enable him to
carry on his said trade. It is Ordered by this Court That Capt:
Phillips Capt Parr Mr Bagnall and Mr Greene four of the
Governors of these Hosplls any two of them be desired to make
enquiry of the said James Kelly< no role > whether he be so sett up for
himselfe in his said trade and of his hopefullness therein and to
make Report thereof to this Court.

Wildgoose Cha< no role > : to
be viewd:

Also Upon the humble Peticon of Charles Wildgoose< no role > who
was brought up an apprentice with Robert Bowes< no role > Shoemaker
of this City by the approbacon of this Court And is sett up for himself
in his trade of a Shoemaker at Mr Birds house a Dyer in Crowders
well ally in Towin street (as he alloadgeth) for some part of Mr
Locks guift the better to enable him to Carry on his said trade
It is Ordered by this Court That Mr Depty Emes Mr Pemble
Mr Sawyer and Mr Gunston four of the Governors of these Hosplls:
or any two of them be desired to make enquiry of the said Charles
Wildgoose< no role > whether he be so sett up for himselfe in his said trade
and of his hopefullness therein and to make Report thereof to this
Court.