Stephen Tennant Viewer

Alsoe Upon the humble Peticon of Stephen Tennant< no role > who was
brought upp an apprentice with James Cundett< no role > weaver one of the
Arts masters of this Hospitall and since made a freeman of this Citty by
The approbacon of this Court and is sett upp for himself in his said Trade
in the house of Mr. Mallyon on Dunnings Alley in Bishoppsgate street as hee
alleadgeth for some part of Mr Locks and Mr. Fowkes guift the better to
Enable him to Carry on his said Trade It is ordered by this Court That
Mr. Fran Smith< no role > Mr. Norman Mr. Dancer Mr. Lawrence or any two of
them bee desired to make enquiry of the said Stephen Tennant
whether hee bee Sett upp for himselfe in his said Trade and of his
hopefullness therein and to make report thereof to this Court.

Jno: Howard< no role > to bee
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Alsoe Upon the humble Peticon of John Howard< no role > who was
brought upp an Apprentice with William Bell< no role > Weaver One of the
Arts masters of this Hospitall and Since made a freeman of this Citty by
the Approbacon of this Court and is Sett upp for himselfe in his said Trade
(as hee alleadgeth) att the house of One Mr. Fowler in Gravel Lane in
Bishopsgate for some part of Mr. Lock and Mr. Fowkes guift the better
to enable him to carry on his said Trade It is Ordered by this Court
That Mr. Fran. Smith< no role > Mr. Norman Mr. Dancer Mr. Lawrence or any
two of them bee desired to make Enquiry of the said John Howard< no role >
whether hee bee sett upp for himselfe in his said Trade and of his
hopefullnesse therein and to make report thereof to this Court.

Jno: Mitchell< no role > do

Alsoe Upon The humble Peticon of John Mitchel< no role > who was
brought upp an apprentice with John west< no role > weaver One of the
Arts masters of his Hospitall and since made a freeman of this Citty
by the approbacon of this Court and is Sett upp for him Selfe in his
said Trade in a house of his Owne in onmouth Street in Spittle
Feilds (as hee alleadgeth) for some part of Mr. Locks and Mr. Fowks
guift the better to Enable him to carry on his said Trade of a Weavr.
It is Ordered by this Court That Mr. Lawrence Capt. Silk Mr.
Shenton Mr. Cornock or any two of them bee desired to make
enquiry of the said John Mitchel< no role > whether hee bee Sett upp
for himself in his Said Trade and of his hopefullnesse therein &
to make report thereof to this Court.

James Murray< no role >

Alsoe Upon this humble Peticon of James Murray< no role > who was
brought upp an Apprentice with Benjamine Harrison< no role > Weaver
One of the Arts masters of this Hospitall and since made or free
man of this Citty by the approbacon of this Court and is Sett upp