hundred and and forty Six pounds eleven Shillings and
two pence farthing so that there remains due from him
to the parish to Balance the Sum of One thousand one
hundred and thirty three pounds twelve Shillings and
four pence farthing

Saint Botolph Aldgate London

At a Meeting of the Committee appointed at a
Vestry held on the 7th. day of May last to consider
of the best means of carrying into Effect the
Resolution of the said Vestry "that it would be
"advantageous to the Parish and beneficial to
"the Public that the South East Corner of the Street
"of Hounsditch should be widened" held at the
Workhouse on Wednesday the 10th. day of
November 1802

present

Mr Stephen Ponder< no role >
Mr. Richard Grace< no role > } Churchwardens

Mr. Joseph Batho< no role > Mr. John Rea< no role > Mr. John Hoppe< no role >
Mr. William Hewson< no role > Mr. Andrew Robson< no role > Mr. Robert Carter< no role >
Mr. Edwd. Colebatch< no role > Mr. Silvr. Lowden and
Mr. John Smith< no role > Mr. Samuel Osborn< no role > Mr John Binford< no role >

The Churchwardens informed the Committee that a
petition had been prepared by the Vestry Clerk agreeably
to the Order of Vestry on the 9th day of September last which
had been signed by upwards of one hundred of the
Inhabitants of Aldgate and the parts adjacent and
presented to the last Court of Common Council of the
City of London and had been referred by the said Court
to the Committee of City Lands to examine the
Allegations thereof and report their Opinion to the
Court And that they (the Churchwardens) had ordered
this Meeting to be summoned in Consequence of a
Letter they had received from the Comptroller of London
acquainting them that a Sub Committee of City
Lands would meet at Guildhall Tomorrow at
Twelve precisely when the said Petition would be