1st: July 1726

Rose-John< no role > -Just Ye Lorks Gift

Upon Reading the humble Petition of John Rose< no role > Weaver Setting forth that he
Serveds his Apprenticeship to Gabriel Bestman< no role > one of Artsmasters of the Hospital by Jude
dated the 25th Septemr: 1757 & by on Order of this Court of the 12th day Newson last he was
in the 6th. day of December following made fee of this City & [..] up for himself in his
said TradeAt Mr Moore a Weaver in Bear Lane near St George's Fields Sa [..]
And Mr Freamcer Reporting to this Court that this Committee of this House on the 15th.
of February last inspected the Book Kept of the Apprentice behaviour and found no
Complaint agt. himIt is Ordered that Lawrence parker< no role > Esqr Mr George
Smith< no role > & Mr Wm. Jackson< no role > Three of the Governors of the &Hospitals or any two of them
be desired to Enquire who this the said John Rose< no role > he Set up in his said Trade & of his
hopefulness therein & to make their Report to Then the Court.

MorleyRichd< no role > pet Locks Gift

Upon Reading the humble petition of Richard Morley< no role > Wear Selling forth
that for Served his Apprenticeship to Allen Pages< no role > one of the Artmasters of the Hospital by
Indle dated the 9th of June 1718 & by on Order of this Court the 12th of Novemr he was on
the 17th of January last made for of this City & is Set up for himself in the said Trade
At Mr Duss's a Weaver in playhouse Yard in White Cross Street And Mr
Treasure Reporting to this Court that the Committee of this House on this 15th Febry
last Inspected the Book kept of the Apprentice [..] & formd no Complaint agt.
himIt is Order'd that Mr Abraham Perreth< no role > [..] Samuel Robinson< no role > & Mr
Samuel Ballard< no role > Three of the Governors of these Hospital or any two of them be de [..] d
to Enquired whether the said Richard Morley< no role > be Set up in his said Trade & of his
hopefulness therein & to make their Report to the next Court

Beadles-Grat-½ Yr to [..] : 1726

Upon Reading the humble Petition of the four Beadles and Porters man of
this Hospital for their usual Gratuitys of Forty Shilling a Peice in respect of the half
Year ending at Midsummer last for that then Salarys are but SmallIt is
Order'd that the Clerk of these Hospital do give and but Pay unto them Forty Shilling
a Peice to be Allowed him in his next Amount

Basketman. Grat ½ Yr to Midsr: 1726

Upon Reading the himself Petition of the three Beadles or Basketman of the
Hospital of Bathlem for their Usual Gratuitys of Twenty Shillings a given in respect of
the half year Ending abe Midsnmer last for That then Salarys are but Small
It is Orderd that the Clerk of these Hospital do give and Pay unto then Twenty
Shilling a peice to be Allow;d him in his next Account

Apprentice

At this Court the following Poor boys were Orderd to be put out
Apprentice at the Nomination of the Governors hereafter Named Vizt .

Nominated P

Indle dat 8th. July 1726
Indle dat 27th July 1726
Indle dat 22th. July 1726

WickhamJohn< no role > toJohn Martin< no role > Mr Wm Grubbe< no role >
HitchensThomas< no role > toNathl Whiteman< no role > Mr President
HorsesJohn< no role > toJohn Miller< no role > Mr Jno Scapleham< no role >
HubberdWilliam< no role > toMr Wm Grubbe< no role >

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