Continued 15th. July 1747

Cont to be sent abroad53

ClarkPeter< no role > P Sir William Smith< no role > being Charged by the Oath of Stephen
Fay< no role > and Wm. Wheeler< no role > for being a disorderly Person and haveing no Visible
way of liveing and Attempting to Cleat the P. Wm. Wheeler< no role > of a Quarter Leef
of Small Value

dd54

LangstonWilliam< no role > P Sir Henry Marshall< no role > being Charged by the Oath of Samuel
Sewell< no role > for being a disorderly Person Absconding from his Wife & Children
and leaveing them a Charge and Berthen on the Parish,

Cont55

WestFrances< no role > P Lord Mayor being Charged by the Oath of Mr. John
Hague< no role > for being a Loose disorderly Person grossly Abusing him and
bleaking his Windows.

dd57

EllisAnn< no role > P George Hinds< no role > Esqr . being Charged by the Oath of Abraham
Bernall< no role > and John Oliver< no role > for Pilfering a Pewter Pot and some other things of
Small Value the Property of the sd. Bernall,

Cont58

DoddMary< no role > P Do. being Charged by the Oath of Ann< no role > the Wife of
Thomas Conway< no role > for Pilfering an old Camblet Gown of Small Value
the Property of the sd. Thomas Conway< no role > ,

dd59

HollinghurstWilliam< no role > P Sir Robert Ladbroke< no role > being Charged by the Oath of John
Siberry< no role > for unlawfully running away & leaveing his Wife there [..]
they Are become Chargeable to the Parish

ProcterJoseph Beacham< no role >
To have £10 Locks Gift }

Doctor Richard Rawlinson< no role > one of the Governors of the these Hospital reported
to this Court that in Pursuance of an Order of Court the 27th. of May last he and Sr . Deputy
Hunt and Mr. John Purcas two other of the Governors had made enquiry and found that
Joseph Beacham Procter< no role > who Served his Apprenticeship in this Hospital is Setup for
himself in the Trade of a Glover and hath the Character of a Diligent and Sober Man
Whereupon It is Ordered that the Stewards of this Hospital to give and pay unto
the said Joseph Beacham Procter Ten Pounds out of Mr Locks Gift to be Allowed him
in his next Account.

Beadles Grat ½ yr. Midsr .

Upon Reading the humble petition of the four Beadles & Pertersman of this
Hospital for their usual Gratuitys of Forty shillings a peice in respect of the half Year
ending at Midsumer last for that their Salarys are but Small It is Ordered that the
Clerk of these Hospitals do give and pay unto them Forty shillings a peice to be Allowed
him in his next Account.