Continued Friday 17th. Janry. 1752
dd
183.
Trusby Roger< no role >
P Sr
.
Henry Marshall< no role >
being Charged on the
Oath of
John Waterman< no role >
with being a loose Disorderly
pson & Comon Sharper following ill Courses of life & not
giving any good Accot of himself.
dd.
184.
Dunn Sarah< no role >
P Ld. Mayor being Charged on the Oath of
John Kelson< no role >
for being a loose Disorderly Pson & Comon
Night Walker picking him up & takeing him to a house of
ill fame where he lost a Guinea
dd.
187.
Bray Wm< no role >
. P do. being Charged on the Oath of
John
Froome< no role >
&
Martin Bow< no role >
for being a loose Disorderly Pson
& on Suspicion of haveing Stolen a Pcell of Coals the
property of Persons unknown.
Reay Jere. to be put
[..]
Apprentice
[..] 29th April 1982
At this Court
Jeremiah Reay< no role >
a poor boy (at the Nomination of
Mr. Trear) was Ordered to be put out Apprentice
to
Robert Hadwen< no role >
Feilder Benjn. to be free
At this Court
Benjamine Feilder< no role >
was Ordered to be made free of
this City having Served his Apprenticeship
in this Hospital to Mr.
Obediah West< no role >
one of your Worships Artsmasters
by Indre dated 1st. Janry. 1744/5
JamesJohn to have
£5 Fowk's Gift}
This Court being informed that
John James< no role >
(late Apprentice
to
Hadwen) had behaved himself with extra ordinary Diligence & Sobriety
during his whole ApprenticeshipIt is Ordered that the Clerk
do pay to the sd. John James Five Pounds of Mr. Fowk's Gift
Beadles Gr ½ June 1782
Upon Reading the humble Petition of the four Beadles & Porters Man
of this Hospital
[..] their usual Gratuities of Forty Shillings again in
[..] in respect of
forthe
half year ending at Christmas last for that their Salarys are but Small
It is Ordered that the Clerk of these Hospitals Do give & pay unto
them Forty Shillings a peice to be Allowed him in his next Account
[..] do
Upon Reading the humble Petition of the three beadles or Basketmen
of the Hospital of Bethlem for their usual Gratuities of Twenty shillings
a peice in respect of the half year ending at Xmas last for that their
Salarys are but Small It is Ordered that the Clerk of these
Hospitals Do give and pay unto them Twenty shillings a peice to
be Allowed him in his next Account.