Continued Wed 27th. April 1757
Pan. & dd.
115.
Maulsberry Ann< no role >
(one of the Poor of the Parish of St. Andrew Holborn
London) Comitted 4th. March 1757 P Lord Mayor being Charged on the
Oath of Mr.
Thos. Walker< no role >
one of the Churchwardens
for being a loose
Disorderly Person Misbehaving herself in the Parish Work house
&
making away with the Cloaths provided for her by the Parish officers
of the said Parish
dd.
116
Wilson Mary< no role >
Comitted 5th. March 1757 P Lord Mayor being Charged
on the Oath of
Anthony Buck< no role >
for being a Rogue & Vagabond Lodging
in the Open Air not giving a good Account of herself & Stabbing him in
the back in the Night time.
dd.
117.
Webb Kathn< no role >
.
dd
.
118
Webb Mary< no role >
.}
Comittted 5th. March 1757 P Lord Mayor being Charged
on the Oath of
Eliza. Wetherhead< no role >
for being idle & Disorderly
Persons in the Parish of St. Bennett Pauls Wharfe
Contd
120.
Felton Margt< no role >
.
Contd
122
Rowley Eliza< no role >
.}
Comitted 10th. March 1757 P Mr. Aldn. Bethell being
Charged on the Oath of
James Fossett< no role >
&
Richard Young< no role >
for being Disorderly Persons of ill Fame & found in the Shop of the
Sd. Fossett in Fleet market
consealed with his Apprentices & two other
boys about Two o'Clock this Morning and for being loose idle and
Disorderly Persons giving no good Account of themselves.
Puncd. & dd.
123.
Simmonds Eliza< no role >
comitted 11th. March 1757 P Lord Mayor being Charged
on the Oath of
Joseph Beck< no role >
Master
of the Parish Work house
of
Christ Church
London for being a Loose Disorderly Persons Quarrelling
and makeing frequent Disturbances in the Sd. House refuseing to Work
Griffith Charles late
Appr to Farnsworth
sent to Day}
Mr. Treasurer Acquaintes this Court the Committee on the 20th. Instant
Order'd
Charles Griffith< no role >
late Apprentice
to
James Farnsworth< no role >
now
a Prisoner
in Ludgate
to be sent to
Richard Day< no role >
to Serve the remainder of
his Apprenticeship This Court Consented there to, and the said Charles Griffiths
was sent to the said Mr. Day Accordingly