Continued Wednesday 19th. May 1784 .

heretofore paid for or in respect of the same and the
following six Governors are hereby appointed accordingly
Vizt.Richd. Clark< no role > Esqr . Aldn . Treasurer , Henry
Cranke< no role > Esqr . Auditor General Wm. James< no role > Esqr . Mr Richard
Till< no role > , Mr. Depy Charles Wilkins< no role > & Mr. Depy Richd. Dixon< no role >

The Petitions of the Candidates for the Porters mans
Place in this Hospital in the room of Richd. Weaver< no role > (now
made Junr. Beadle ) being read in Alphabetical Order Vizt.
George Gillett< no role > , Henry Langley< no role > Thos. Underhill< no role > (and Philip
Wagland< no role > , the Governors gave their Ballots wch being Cast up
the Numbers appeared to be as follows Vizt.

Porters Alan< no role > Elected
Wagland Philip< no role > Elected

George Gillett< no role > 0
Henry Langley< no role > 8
Thos. Underhill< no role > 7
Philip Wagland< no role > 20 Elected

Whereupon the Right Worshipful Brass Crosby< no role >
Esqr . Aldn . President Declared the sd. Philip Wagland< no role > to be
duly Elected Porters Man of this Hospital till the next
Election Day And it is Ordered that upon his producing
a Certificate of his Settlement He the said Philip
Wagland< no role > be admitted Porters Man until the next
Election Day and that he have such Apartment as the
Committee of this House shall think fit.

How Samuel Plowright< no role >
and
Mackvoy James< no role >
to be put out Apprentices

At this Court the following poor Boys were
Ordered to be put out Apprentices Vizt.

Saml. Plowright How< no role > toJohn Sanders< no role >
James Mackvoy< no role > to Thos. Reynolds< no role >