Continued Friday 21st. June 1751
Cont.
43.
Evans John< no role >
P Lord Mayor (10 June) being Charged on the Oath of
Thomas Janeway< no role >
for being a loose Disorderly Person & on
Suspicion of having Pickt his Pocket of a Silk Handkerchief
Cont
45
Murphy Danl< no role >
. P Lord Mayor (12 June) being Charged on the
Oath of
Samuel Wiseham< no role >
for being a Rogue & Vagabond
Wandering & begging in the Parish of St. Stephen Coleman street
LondonSubscribd this Offence
dd.
47.
Witter Thos< no role >
.Mr. Aldn. Jamesen (12 June) being Charged on the Oath of
Edmund Withers< no role >
a Watchman
on London Bridge
&
Thomas
Medhurst< no role >
a Constable
of Bridgward
for being Disorderly Pson
Appearing to have to Visible means of livelihood & Assaulting the
[..] Constable & Watchman in the Execution of their Office
dd.
49.
Harvey Mary< no role >
P Lord Mayor (12 June) being Charged on the Oath of
Mr
Richard Heaviside< no role >
for wandering and begging about
this City with a Counterfeit Pass.
With Sr [..] to
St Denstane [..]
Ordered That
James Webb< no role >
(who was brought to this Hospital 3 days
ago by
John Bateman< no role >
Constable
) of the Parish of Saint Dunstan in the
West
be carried back by one of the Beadles of this Hospital & Delivered to
one of the Officers of the said Parish.
[..]
made be Charge
At this Court the Charge was read to Sir
Charles Baget Chester< no role >
as a Governor
of these Hospitals.
[..] & Tho.
£100. & Bethlem
Mr.
Samuel Fludyer< no role >
and Mr
Thomas Fludyer< no role >
of Basinghall Street
sent £100 for the use of Bethlem Hospital by the hands of Mr
[..]
who is desired to return the Thanks of this Court to Messr Fludyer for
the same
Govr. Elected.
This Court doth Elect the following Gentl to be Govrs
of this Hospl Vizt.
Mr
Samuel Fludyer< no role >
Mr
Thomas Fludyer< no role >
Richard Adams< no role >
Esq
.
Recorder of London
and
Thomas Harrison< no role >
Esq
Chamberlain of London
And doth Order That Staves be forthwith Sent to them Notwithstanding
the Order of Court the 29th. day of April 1748.