Wednesday 22d. Decr. 1736

Cont to Labor & to eat no
more than he Earns}

WadsworthWm< no role > .By Sr . Richard Brocas< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Daniel Brind< no role > his Master for frequently absenting
himself from his Service without his Leave and being a loose
idle and a disorderly apprentice.

without fees dd

ClarkJohn< no role > By Sr . Richard Brocas< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Thomas Halfhead< no role > for pillferring of the keys some Tobacco
of small Value the property of his Majesty King George the second.

Cont to Labor

CooperChristian< no role > By Sr . Richard Brocas< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Sarah Man< no role > for pillferring out of her house two old
Linnen Shifts of small Value.

without fees dd

LashleyDorothy< no role > By Sr . Richard Brocas< no role > being charged by
the Oath of Joseph Blew< no role > Constable for pillferring off the keys
some Tobacco of small value the property of his Majesty King
George the second and being a disorderly person.

Cont to Labor

SpringMary< no role >

Cont to Labor

SmithLucey< no role >
&

dd to be carried by a Beadle
to the Officers of the Workhouse
of the Parish of St. Martins
in the fields }

RossMargt< no role > .}
By Sr. Richard Brocas< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Thomas Symonds< no role > a Watchman of Saint
Andrew Holborn for being found Strolling up and
down the Streets all Night picking up Men & being
loose idle & disorderly Comon Women.

Cont to Labor & to cat
no more than she Earns}

PhillipsHester< no role > By Sr. Richard Brocas< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Edward Eastham< no role > a Watchman for raising a Riott about
him this morning at Stocks Markett about three o' Clock and
thereby disturbing the Neighbours and being a loose idle and a
disorderly Common Woman.

StevensThos< no role > Petn for Houses
in Bridewell Precinct referred}

Upon reading the humble Petition of Thomas Stevens< no role > of Southwark Carpenter
settingforthThat he is desirous to take of the Govrs. of this Hospital
a wharfe Ware house and two stables called Pigskey in Bridewell Precinct
late in the Occupation ofPether being part of the possessions of the
said Hospital and proposes to take a Lease there of for the Term of 61 years
to commence from Lady day next 1737 at the Rent of £20. P Ann payable
quarterly clear of all Taxes and to lay out £100. in repairing the premes
and with such Covenants as are usually contained in the Leases from the
Govrs. to their Tenants at Bridewell and with a Covenant to pay to the
Chappell Wardens of the Precinct for the time being any Sum or Sums of
money quarterly in proportion with other Inhabitants in the said precinct
towards the Charge of the Scavengar Watch and Poor of the said Precinct
as shall be rated or assessed from time to time at the usual meetings of the
Chappell Wardens & Inhabitants of the said Precinct and to pay a fine of
£50. and execute a Counterpart of the said LeaseAnd praying a
Lease according to his said proposalsIt is Ordered that it be referred
to the Comittee of this House to consider of the said Petition and to report
their opinion therein to the Court.

PeperHenry< no role > Proposals
for [..] in Vine street near
Round court referred}

Upon reading the proposals of Henry Peper< no role > settingforthThat he proposes to
take a Lease of the House in Vine Street Round Court for the Term of thirty
one years at the Rent of £5 a year payable half yearly or quarterly and to lay out
£150. to put the premisses into repairIt is Ordered that it be
referred to the Comittee of this House to consider of the said proposals
and to report their opinion therein to the Court.