2d Decemr 1715

Hooker George< no role >
&
Mill John< no role > }
Weavers
Elected
artsmar s}

Upon reading the Several humble Petitions of George Hooker
John Mill< no role > and Thomas Swinburn< no role > Citizens and Weavers of
London for two of them to be admitted Artsmasters of the said
hospital of Bridewell they were all put in nomination in
Alphabetical manner and the plurality of hands appeared for
George Hooker and John Mill< no role > Whereupon It is Order'd
That the said George Hooker and John Mill< no role > be admitted Artsmasters
of this Hospital they respectively giveing Such Security as in the
like Cases is usual and Entring into the usual Covenants with a
new Covenant to be added that they will not Sett up or use any
Engine Looms in this Hospital and that the Journeymen which
they Shall Employ in [..] their sd. trades shall be such Persons as have servd their Apprenticeships in this hospital
And they are to have Such appartments as the Comittee of this house
Shall direct.

Young John< no role >
artsmar . Surrendred}

John Young< no role > Tailer Resigned his place of artsmar .
in this Hospital and returned his humble thanks to the Court
for their many favours to him.

Gunn Moses< no role > admitted
artsmar .}

Upon Reading the Severall humble Petitions of Moses
Gunn< no role > James Price< no role > and Lancelot Bellowes< no role > Tailers for one of
them to be Elected an artsmar . of the said Hospital of Bridewell
in the room of John Young< no role > Tailer who resigned his place of Artmar
at this Court the plurality of hands plainly appeared for ye Sd. Moses
Gunn Whereupon It is Ordered that the said Moses
Gunn be admitted an artsmar . of this Hospital upon giveing Such
Security and entring into Such Covenants as are usual in the
like Cases and he is to have Such appartment as the Comittee
of this house Shall direct