Court day Continued the 2d: of March 1730

Freemen{

Woodall

Samuell Woodall< no role > Son of Moses Woodall< no role > of the Parish ofSt- Mary Magdalen
Bermondsey Butcher bound to John Manuell< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London and
afterwards assigned to Thomas Clipperton< no role > Citizen and Cutler was by Testimony of his
said Master Thomas Clipperton< no role > made free

Pynnell

Richard Pynnell< no role > son of Richard Pynnell< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London was upon
the Testimonys of William Bond< no role > Citizen and Carpenter and William Francis< no role > Citizen and
Merchantaylor to be his reputed Son made free

South Sea Stock

Mr Warden Barlow reported that he had received Fifty two pounds for a half years
Dividend of £2600 South Sea Stock due att Christmas last

Mr Boon allowed Qrs rent
on acct of the fire}

Ordered that the Renter Warden do allow Mr Boon the Companys Tennant in
Hog Lane One Quarters rent in consideracon of the loss he sustained by Fire by a
house being burnt downe next door to him

Mr Brasier paid his
note £3:3s

Mr John Brasier< no role > a Butcher now appeared and desired the Court would abate him something
of his Agreemt. by which he had agreed to pay the Company Five Pounds towards the Charge
of building a Party wall betweene a house without Bishopsgate belonging to this Company and
a house in the possession of the said John Brasier< no role > Thereupon the Court ordered that he should
pay his Five Pounds according to his Agreement And then they would Consider him and
accordingly they did and gave him back One pound seventeene shillings So Mr Warden
Barlow received Cleare Three Guineas

The Clerke now read to this Court A true Copy of a Bond given by the City of London to this
Company and also two learned Councellors Opinion thereon Thereupon itt was ordered
that the Clerke do enter a true Copy of the said Bond in the Court Book and also the
Councells Opinion thereon as follows Vizt

A Copy of the City Bond
formerly given to this
Company with Councells
Opinion thereon

Noverint Universi per presentes Maiorem & Coitatem ac Cives Civitat London teneri & firmiter
Obligari Magro Gardianis & Coitat Mistere libors hominn Carpentrie Civitat London in Quadringent
libris leglis Monet Anglie Solvend eisdm Magro Gardianis & Coitat Mistere prtanteors certo Attorn
Successor vel Assign suis Adquam quidm Soluconem bene et fidelit faciend Obligamus nos et
Successor nros firmiter per presentes Sigillo nostri Communi sigillat dat decimo Octavo die
Augusti Anno Dni 1643 Annoqr rni Dni nri Caroli dei Gra Anglie Scotie Franc of Hibnie
Regis fidei Defensor Etc Decimo nono

The Condicon of this Obligacon is such That if the above bounden Mayor & Comonalty & Citizens of
the City of London their Successors or Assignes or any of them shall well and truly pay or cause to be
paid unto the above named Master Wardens and Comonalty of the Mystery of Freemen of the Carpentry
of the City of London their Successors or Assignes att or in the usuall place of Receipts and paymts-comonly
called the Chamberlaines Office scituate in or neare unto the Guildhall of the said City the sume of £260
of Lawfull money of England on the one and Twentyeth day of February next ensuing the day of the date above written witht-
further delay That then this Obligacon shall be void & of none Effert or else stand & abide in full force & virtu [..]
An Indorsemt- on the back of the said Bond as follows Vizt

Reced the 15th- day of Aprill 1644 by us Peter Petley< no role > Master and Richd. Wade< no role > one of the
Wardens of the Company of Carpenters London by Assignment and acceptance of Security out of the
Excise Office in part of paymt- of this Bond the sume of £83:6s:8d Wee say reced as aforesaid

Vide the backside of this lease for the Councells opinions, Richd Wade< no role > Peter Petley< no role >