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Continued, Thursday,
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31st.. Jany.. 1799
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Select Commitee
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Their duties
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a objects defined
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in the arrangement of any measures for the application
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of the Revenues of Bridewell, it will be essential to divide
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the several objects of attention between different Sub. Committee
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to be elected out of such General Committee, and to be
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independant of each other; each responsible to the General
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Committee as that Committee will be answer able to the
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General Court.That the Sub. Committees should consist.
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of five Persons each. one of whom should be the Visitor
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for the time and two sufficient for dispatch of Business
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at the prefixe'd times for the Meeting to the Committee.
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That, in the appointment of these Committees, those
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Governors should be Preferred whose local Situations and
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Personal inclination would be most likely to secure a
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regular and convenient attendance, and that in case of,
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any Member of the Sub Committee declaring that it is
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not convenient for him to attend, a new Member be
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thereupon appointed from the General Commitee.
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That Minutes be made of every act done by such
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Committees respectively, with the reasons thereof and that
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the Minutes of every Sub-Committee, be read for approbation
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at the next Meeting of the General Committee, be read for approbation
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Minutes of all such Committees be read (if called for) at the
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next General Court of the Hospitalls for its approbation,
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and that, subject to the regulations of
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, and
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to the orders of the General Committee the Sub Committees
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have a discretion as to the Matters committed to them
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in every Measurer, which with the reasons, shall have
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been so entered on their Minutes.
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Case of "Uneducated
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"Youth advancing to
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"maturity without the
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"means of livelihood"
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Boys
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That, with regard to the occupation & improvement
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of one of the original Objects of Bridewell "uneducated
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"Youth advancing to Maturity without the means of
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"livelihood"; it appears to your Committee, that as to Boys
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more benefit may be obtained. by preparing Clothing and
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fitting them out for the Navy, or for Service, so for Manufactures,
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than
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