Continued Thursday 13th. June 1771

Mylne Mr Robt to be
paid £30

Upon the Humble Application of Mr. Robert Mylne< no role > to this Court represent my
that he had drawn Various Plans and Elevation and done other Material Services
for the governors of this Hospital It is Ordered that Thirty Guineas be paid to
the said Mr. Mylne in full Satisfaction for all his Demands by the Clerk of this
Hospital to be allowed him in his next Account

Butt Ann< no role > her Petition
to Assign Lease of Premes
in Old Bethlem to Anthy.
Malpas Granted

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Ann Butt the widow and Executrix
of John Butt< no role > deceased Setting forth that the governors of these Hospitals did by
Indenture of Lease bearing date the 9th.day of December 1752 Demise and Grant
unto Thomas Jernegan< no role > of Old Broad Street London Carpenter (with several other
Messuages and Premises) A Messuags or Tenement Yard and Promises being the
North East Corner of Old Bethlem in Bishopsgate Street To Hold to the sd. Thos.
Jernegan< no role > his Executors and Administration from the 25th. day of March 1752
for the Term of 61 Years under the Yearly Rent out Covenants therein mentioned
and Expressed And that the said Thomas Jernegan afterwards Obtained Licence
to demise and Grant a Lease thereof to Charles Boddington< no role > of the Parish of
St. Botolph without Bishopsgate which was accordingly Granted to him by
Indenture of Lease dated the 21st. day of December 1753 To Hold to the said
Charles Boddington< no role > his Executors Administrators and Assigns from Lady day
then last past for the Term of 21 Years under the Yearly Rent and Covenants
therein mentioned and Expressed And that John Boddington< no role > the Brother &
next of Kin of the said Charles Boddington< no role > Obtained Letters of Administration
of the Rights and bredits of the said Charles Boddington< no role > to be Granted to him
out of the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury And also Linnen
to Assign over the said Premises and remainder of the said Term of the said
Term of 21 Years to the said John Butt< no role > the Petitioners said late Husband which
was likewise Assigned to him on the 19th of August 1765 And thereby Pray
Licence to Assign over hers Interest and Term unexpired in said Messuage
and Premises to Anthony Malpas< no role > of Bishopsgate Street aforesaid Hosier
This Court having duly weighed and Considered the said Petition Doth
Order that the Petitioner be at Liberty to Assign over the said Premises to the
said Anthony Malpas< no role > according to the Prayer of the said Petition

Bridewell Precinct
the Chapel Warden to
be paid £26 towards
Relief of their Poor

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of the Inhabitants of Bridewell
Precinct Setting forth That in the Year 1701 when £24 was first allowed
by the governors towards defraying the Expences of the Poor of the Hospital &
Precinct the whole Annual Expences did not Exceed £66 since which time it
has annually increased in somuch that the last Years Expences amounted to
to £44 & aftwards and will for this Year be considerably more occasioned
not only by Increase of Poor but by the Number of Premises Appertaining to the Hospitals
which are Uninhabited and others that have lately been pulled down so that out
of £50 Houses which formerly paid to the poor there are this Time only Thirty
There is also a Considereable Docrease in the New River Office Payment, it being hereto fore
charged with £16..12..P Annum Poors Rate and will now only pay the Sum
of £8 P Annum. A further Decrease arises from the Decease of Artsmasters
in the Hospital there being now only 12 remaining out of 18 That out of the Number of
Poor Chargeable upon the Pets there are 11 who claim it from Servitude in the Precinct
&7 from the Hospital. That the £24 when first allowed was nearly one third of the
then Expences and that £50 will now bear only a like proportion to the Present Expences
which the Petrs. humbly requested to be allowed It is Ordered that the Steward of
this Hospital do pay unto John Packer< no role > the late Chapel Warden the Sum of £26 in
Aid of the Deficiency mentd. in the said Petition But that the Ancient Allowances of
£6 P Quarter only be paid as usual until further Order