The Middle Isle Insomuch that We Apprehend they are incapable of
[..] ring Repaired, for any long Duration. The Roofs of the Middle and North
[..] are so much decayed, that they can't be made serviceable for any long
[..] so that of Necessity there must be new Roofs to both

Upon the whole, We are of Opinion that if the Parish determines to Enter
on a thorough Repair, 'twill be advisable to rebuild the aforementioned
[..] lls and put new Rooffs upon the aforesaid, Isles which in our Judgment
well Executed, will not amount to less than two Thousand five hundred
pounds, without doing anything to the Steeple
November 18th. 1740 .

Jno: James< no role >
Geo: Dance< no role > This name instance is in set 4335.
B: Glanvill

Whereupon after Several Debates The Question was put Whether
Church should be repaired according to the Report delivered in by the
Surveyors Or that Application should be made to Parliment for a new
Church and it was carried Nemine Cantradicente to apply to Parliament for
new Church

Agreed that Mr. Gardiner, Mr. Avis, Mr. Mansfield, Mr. Parry,
Jones, Mr. Price, Mr. Brent, Mr. Brazier, Mr. Ridley, Mr. Edwards,
Mr. Barnett, Mr. Simmonds, Mr. Hearne, Mr. Willford, and Mr. Jacobson
added to the Committee for the Church

Ordered that Mr. Dance be desired to deliver a Plan or Designe of the
[..] Church to the Committee at their next Meeting

Att a Meeting of the Committee for Rebuilding the Church in the Vestry
Room in the Church On Tuesday the Sixteenth of December 1740

Present

The Reverend Mr. Kynaston

Mr. Deputy PycroftMr. ParryEdward Holloway< no role > Esqr .
Mr. BridgmanMr. WellbournMr. Brent
Mr. MansfieldMr. EdwardsMr. Whalley
Mr. MackelcanMr. BennettMr. Brazier