Continued Thursday 4th. April 1751

Cont. 3

PealJohn< no role > -P Lord Mayor being Charged on the Oath of Thomas
Popleton< no role > for being a loose Disorderly Pson and on Suspicion of
Picking his Pocket of an Handkerchief

Cont. 4

LeblonAbraham< no role > -Pdobeing Charged on the Oath of Thomas
Parkes< no role > for being a loose Disorderly Person not having any Pson
to give a good Account of him or any Visible way of living and
on Suspeicion of Pickeing a Persons Pocket on Ludgate hill last
Friday Nights

Ral

Crickett Joshua< no role > to have
Mr Locks Gift

Mr. Samuel John< no role > and Mr. Charles Cotton< no role > two of the Govrs. of these Hospitals
Reported to this Court that inpursuance of an Order of Court the 27th. Febry last
they had made Enquiry and found that Joshua Cricket< no role > who Served his Apprenticeship
in this Hospt. to Mr Thos Keil< no role > Weaver is Set up for himself in his said Trade and
has the Character of a Diligent and Sober ManWhereupon His Ordered That
the Steward of this Hospital do give and pay unto the sd Joshua Crickett< no role >
Ten pounds out of Mr Locks Gift to be allowed him in his next Acct.

do£5Fowkes Gift

This Court being informed That Joshua Crickett< no role > (late Apprentice
to Reil) had behaved himself with Extraordinary diligence & Sobriety during his
whole ApprenticeshipIt is Ordered That (Consides the £10 be paid to
him of Mr Locks Gift) the Clerk do pay to the said Joshua Cricket< no role > five
pounds of Mr Fowkes Gift.

Apothecary to be chosen
at next Court

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Ordered It be Published in the Advertise That the Governors of these Hospts
will choose an Apothecary at the next Court and any Person who will Apply for
the same upon enquiry at the Clerks Office at the Hospital may be Acquainted
with the Conditions upon which he is to be Admitted

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Ordered That an Apothecary be Elected at the next General Court on the Terms
and Conditions continued in the Report from the Bethlem Comittee of the 1st. of Febry
last and Confirmed by the General Court of the 27th. of the same Month, and that the
Person so chosen shall comence upon the General Election Day next ensuring his
being Elected.

At the court the Persons hereunder Named were Ordered to be made free of this
City having Served their Apprenticeships in this Hospital to the Masters here under
Written.

Apprentices free

FeilderWilliam< no role > to Mr Wm. Phillips< no role > by Indre dated 25th Augst 1743
HorneJohn< no role > toMr John Geldart< no role > by Indre dated 16 Febry 1743
FeildEdwd< no role > to Mr Sutton Sharpe< no role > by Indre dated 17th. Janry 1743

Ral