Continued Wednesday 13th. February 1765

Jonathan Granger< no role > and Mr. Francis Hutchins< no role > or any two of them be
desired to enquire if the said John Saunders< no role > be set up for himself in his said
Trade and of his hopefulness therein and Report to the Court

Dunn Thos< no role > . Made free

At this Court Thomas Dunn< no role > was Ordered to be made free of this City who
Served his Apprenticeship to Thomas Dunn< no role >

Atkins John< no role > Do.

At this Court John Adkins< no role > was Ordered to be made free of this City who
Served his Apprenticeship to William Cox< no role >

Parker Richd< no role > . Do

At this Court Richard Packer< no role > was Ordered to be made free of this City who
Served his Apprenticeship to John Packer< no role >

Robinson Robt< no role > .
Put out Apprentices

At this Court the following poor Boy was Ordered to be put out
Apprentice Vizt.
Robt. Robinson< no role >

Elcock Ephraim< no role > Elected
Barber of Bethlem

Upon Reading the several humble Petitions of Ephraim Elcock< no role > , Thomas
Stephenson< no role > and Robt. Glynn Williams< no role > for one of them to be a Barber of Bethlem
Hospital in the Room of Charles Ednot< no role > who was Discharged The governors gave
their Ballots which being Cast up the Numbers appeared to be as follows Vizt.

Ephraim Elcock< no role > 46 Elected
Thomas Stephenson< no role > 16
Robert Glynn Williams< no role > 0

Whereupon the Right Worshipfull Sir Richard Glynn< no role > knt & Bart & Aldn
President Declared the said Ephraim Elcock< no role > duly ElectedAnd it is Ordered
that he be accordingly Admitted to Shave the Patients in Bethlem Hospital till the
next Election Day