Continued Thursday 18th. July 1776

Perry John< no role > Whippd
Stripped and turned
out of the Hospital

Upon Reading a Report from the House Committee
bearing date the Twelfth day of July Instant under the Hands of
Nathaniel Thomas< no role > Esquire Alderman treasurer Henry Cranke< no role > Esquire
Auditor General James Kettilby< no role > Esquire Mr. Thomas Horne< no role > Mr.
Samuel Read< no role > and Mr. Richard Crowther< no role > in the Words and figures following
Vizt." It appearing to this Committee on the Complaint of Thomas
Dunn< no role > one of the Artsmaster that John Perry< no role > one of his Appeantices had
run away several times and was a very incorrigible Idle Boy and the
said Thomas Dunn< no role > being unwilling to receive him again into his
House It is the Opinion of this Committee that the said John Perry< no role >
be reported to the next General Court in Order to his being Whipped
Stripped and turned out of the Hospital as an example to the rest to
the apprentices all which nevertheless is submitted to the Judgment
of the Court. This Court having duly weighed and considered the said
Report doth Order that the said John Perry< no role > be whipped in the
presence of Mr. treasurer or Mr. Auditor General and all the
Apprentices in this Hospital and then discharged from thence.

The Buildings to the
erected on the Northside
of Tuder Street to be carried
to the heigth of once Story
only

Upon Reading a Report from the House Committee bearing
date the 12th. day of July Instant under the Hands of Nathaniel Thomas< no role >
Esquire Alderman treasurer Henry Cranke< no role > Esquire Auditor General
James Kettilby< no role > Esquire Mr. Thomas Horne< no role > Mr. Samuel Read< no role > and
Mr. Richard Crowther< no role > in the Words and figures following Vizt.
This Committee having Viewed the Vacant Piece of Ground on
the North side of Tudor Street and abutting on the North Side of the
Great Hall of this Hospital are of Opinion that the Buildings to be
Erected thereon shall be carried to the Heighth of one Storey and no
higher to the Intent that for the future the said may be more
Night Open and Airy All which nevertheless is submitted to the
Judgement of the Court." This Court having duly weighed and
considered the said Report doth agree with the said Committee therein &
Confirm the same.

Upon Reading the Humble Petition of Mr. Hester Mayne< no role >
of the parish of Saint Botolph without Bishopsgate London Spinster
in the Words and figures following Vizt. "That your Worships by
Indenture of Lease bearing date the Sixteenth day of May one Thosand
Seven Hundred and Thirty eight Demised to John Baker< no role > of the parish
of Saint Leonard Shoreditch in the County of Middlesex Carpenter All
that Piece or Parcel of Ground situate and being at the North End of
Globe Yard in Old Bethlem in the Parish of Saint Botolph without
Bishopsgate London abutting East on two swan Yard in the
Occupation of Thomas Vickers< no role > Esquire West on Ground belonging to the
City of London and North Partly on certain Shedds and Warehouses