13th: January 1726/7

Without feesDd
Nobody Apprent agt. her

NewtonElizabeth< no role > P Sr : Geo: Merttins< no role > being Charged by the Oath
of William Neal< no role > for being a loose Disorderly Person having no Visible
Way of Living and being a Comon Vagrant.

Dd

ClareElizabeth< no role > P Sr : Geo: Merttins< no role > being Charged by the
Oath of Leonard Newbank< no role > for Pilfering from him some Mutton of
Small Value & being a Loose disorderly Person.

Cont to Labor

BawnMergery< no role > P Sr : Geo: Merttins< no role > being Charged by the Oath
of Daniel Dye< no role > and Mary< no role > his wife for Pilfering from them Two Person
Plates of Small Value & being a loose Disorderly Person.

[..] £20 Locks gift

Mr: Deputy Turner one of the Governors of this Hospital Reporting
to the Court That In Pursuance of an Order of late Court Mr. Asshe and he had made
Enquiry and Count. That William Stratton< no role > who Served his Apprenticeship in this
Hospital a Sett up for herself in the Trade of a Tailer and hath the Character of
a Deligent and Sober manIt is Order'd that the Steward of the
Hospital do give and Pay into the said Wm: Stratton< no role > Ten Pounds out of Mr
Locks Gift to be allow'd him in his next Account:

WallisThos< no role > £20 Locks gift

Mr: Deputy Tomlinson one of the Grovernors of This Hospital Reporting
by the Court That In Pursuance of an Order of last Court Mr: Fowbey and he had
[..] Enquiry and found That Thomas Wallis< no role > who Served his Apprenticeship in this
Hospital is Sett up for himself in the Trade of a Tailer and had the Characters of
a Diligent and Sober manIt is Order'd That the Steward of This
Hospital to give and Pay into the said Thomas Wallis< no role > Ten Pounds out of Mr. Locks
Gift to be attend him in his next Account

WoodThos< no role > . Appr to Whitmore
Considered in ye [..] of
ye out of ye Apprentice}

Mr. Nathaniel Whitmore< no role > one of the Artsmasters of This Hospital Complain'd
of his Appr [..] ton Thomas Wood< no role > for running away from him Several times & keeping
his Company The Master Acquainted the Court that he was taken in a Watchman
habit a Watching and had two or three Lewd Women then in his Company
And the said Thomas Wood< no role > being bort: before the Court from the block did not
Day the same but promised to behave himself well for the future
Whereupon It is Orderd that the said Thomas Wood< no role > be Corrected
in the Presence of the rest of the Apprentices in the Hospital (which was done
accordingly) And that he Return home to his said Master.

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