5th: March 1784.

At A Vestry held in the Committee Room in the Workhouse
belonging to the Parish of Saint Botolph Aldgate London the aforegoing
Accounts of Mr. Thomas Tucker< no role > late upper Churchwarden of the said
Parish for the Year One thousand Seven hundred and eighty two were
Examined auditted and allowed And It thereby appears that he
hath received the Sum of Two thousand Seven hundred and Twenty
Six Pounds eight Shillings and Nine Pence three farthings And paid
and Disbursed the Sum of Two thousand two hundred and thirty
three Pounds eight Shillings and Six Pence half penny So that there
remains due from him to the Parish to Ballance the Sum of Four
hundred and ninety three Pounds and three Pence farthing which said
Ballance was Ordered to be paid by the said Mr. Tucker to Mr. John
Taylor the present Upper Churchwarden for the use of the Parish and
the same was paid accordingly

John Taylor< no role >
Willm.. Baker} Churchwardens

Wm.. Taylor< no role > Willm. Fisher< no role >
Wm.. ColesN.T. Nash
Edwd. Gibbs< no role > Henry Cundell< no role >

George Burchall< no role >

5th.. March 1784

Received of Mr. Thomas Tucker< no role > late Upper Churchwarden of the
Parish of Saint Botolph aldgate London for the Year One thousand Seven
hundred and eighty two the Sum of Four hundred and ninety three Pounds
and three Pence farthing being the Ballance due from him to the Parish on his
accounts this day auditted and which Ballance was by the Vestry who
auditted said accounts Ordered to be paid by him to me for the Use
of the Parish

£493..0..3¼

I say received by me for the aforesaid Use
John Taylor< no role >
Churchwarden