Continued Wednesday 19th. Decr. 1750

That the premes in the first Mend Lease are very Old & much decoyed & the
Petr desires to A surrender the same & to take a New Lease of the same premes
in the Condition they now are & to repair the same for 31 Years from next Laday at
the same rent of £30. & £100 FineAnd also of the East part of the premes
in the sd. 2d. Mend Lease for the same time at a Proportionable part of the sd.
rent of £50 and to bind thereon proper Coveniencey for the Improvement of the
Brew houseAnd praying the Govrs. that he may Surrs. the sd first Mentioned
Lease and have a Now Lease of he same premes and of the East part of the other
Promes as abovementionedIt is Ordered that the sd Petition be referred
to the Comee of this House and to Report their Opinion thereon to the Court.

[..] Hodges. Thos. Stewd of Bethlem
hes Securitys approvd}

The following Persons being Proposed by Mr Thomas Hodges< no role > Steward of Bethlem
Hospital to be his Securitys for the due Performance of his said Office and for that
purpose to be bound with him in a bond to Mr Treasurer in the Penalty of five hundred
pounds Vizts.

Mr. Henry Vought< no role > Morchant Saint Martins Lane Cannon Sheet andMr Mathew Adams< no role >
Linnen draper Bow Church yard This Court doth Approve thereof.

Apprentices to be put out-

At this Court the following poor boys were Ordered to be put out Apprentice
at the Nomination of the Governors herein after Named Vizt.

LemmonAlban< no role > to
PhillipsJohn< no role > to
BatesRichd< no role > to
MartinJohn< no role > to

Nominated by

Mr George Bramston< no role >
Dr . Mathew Lee< no role >
Mr President
Dr . Edward Hoddy< no role >

Lowden Wm. Pet for Lecks gift Ref)

Upon Reading the humble Petititon of William Lowden< no role > Weaver Setting forth
That the Petition on Served his Apprenticeship in this Hospital to Mr. William Dell< no role >
one of your Worships Artsmaster s by Indre dated 22d. day of Octr. 1742 he was made free
of his City 17th. day of July 1750 and is Set up for himself in his said Trade at Mr Rileys
in White hart Court. near the Barley Now in Old Street but wanting further Assistance
And praying the Govr. to be slow on him some port of Mr Locks Gift the better to enable him
to carry on his sd. TradeAnd the Court being informed that the Comittee of this House
on the 21stday of November last Inspected the Book kept of Apprentice
behaviour & found no Complaint against himIt is Ordered That Mr. Francis
Harling< no role > Mr. George Dance< no role > This name instance is in set 4335. and Mr William Cooper< no role > three of the Governors of these Hospl
or any two of them be desired to enquire whether She said William Lowden be set up for
himself in his said Trade of his hopefullness therein and make their Report to the
next Court.

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