Continued, Thursday the 25th. April 1799 .

the Incurables, should be transferred from the Funds
of those Charities respectively.

And had resolved, that Twenty Guines should
be paid to Mr. James Lewis< no role > , for his extratrouble
and attendance during the filling up of the Old
Sewer, in New Bridge Street .

And had consented, that Mr. Joseph Dickinson< no role > shod.
Assign his Lease of a Farm in Lincolnshire, to Mr.
William Banes< no role > ; that Mr. John Attwater< no role > , should
Assign his Lease of a House at Wapping , to Mr.
William Vooght< no role > ; that Mr. Lewis Vogue< no role > should
Assign is Lease of two Houses in Old Bethlem
to Samuel Whitbread< no role > Esqr. and that Mr. Joseph
Graham< no role > , should Assign is Lease of a House in
Holborn, to Mr. Peter Fourmy< no role > .

The Minutes of the Bethlem Committee, of the
following days were read and confirmed, whereby it
appeared;

Friday, April 5th.

That the Committee had contracted for Meat
for Six Months, and for Baking of Bread, Beer,
Milk, Straw, Candles, Slops and Clothing, for twelve
Months, from Lady Day last;

And had ordered that the Surveyor should prepare
a plan for the better accommodation of the Mation;
and examine the state of the south. East Wall of the
center Building, and report his opinion thereon.

Friday April 19th.

That the Matron had attended the Committee and
it was thought proper that her Apartments should
continue in the same state as they then were, and
with which the was perfectly satisfied;

And had Ordered that the Room at the top of the