Continued Thursday 25th. April 1793

After which the following Artsmasters were severally put up and re-elected Artsmasters
during the pleasure of the Court.

Thomas Reynolds< no role >
John Sanders< no role > } Broad Weavers

Roger Owen< no role > Ribbon Weaver
Edward Owen< no role > Broad Weaver
Thomas Couling< no role > Shoemaker
John Harris< no role > Mahogany & fish Skin Casemaker
Thomas Whitaker< no role > Taylor
Robert Smart< no role > Engine Weaver
George Sanderson< no role > Taylor

Allam. Thos< no role > . Artsmr.
a Bank not elected.

And upon the Question being put whether Thomas Allam< no role > Taylor late an Artsmaster
now a Bankrupt should be re-elected an Artsmaster it was unanimously earned in
the Negative

Securities to be Transfd.

Ordered that all Government and other Securities belonging to these Hospitals be
transferred from the names of the late President Treasurer Auditor General and the
late Clerk to those of the present Resident Treasurer and Auditor General In Trust
for these Hospitals

Stewards Nomd.

At this Court the following Governors Vizt. The Right Honorable The Earl of
Shaftesbury, Sir Benjamin Hammett< no role > Knight Alderman Philip Neve< no role > Esqr. Isaac
Hawkins Brown< no role > Esqr. Mr. James Bate< no role > Mr, Deputy Charles Wilkins< no role > , James Adan< no role >
Esqr. William Chamberlayne< no role > Esqr. Robert Woodmas< no role > Esqr. Edward Montague< no role > Esqr.
Thomas King< no role > Esqr. and Godfrey Thornton< no role > Esqr were nominated Stewards for the present
year and desired to provide a Dinner in July next for the Resident Treasurer
and Governors to Dine together according to antient custom and in case any of
the Stewards elected shall decline or refuse, the Clerk is to supply the number in
Course.

Edwards Jno< no role > . to be
Paid Mr. Lock's Gift.

Ordered that John Edwards< no role > late apprentice to William Scripps< no role > should be paid
Ten pounds out of Mr. Lock's Gift.