Court day June 5th: 1733 Continued

Persons made free by
Redemption to pay £5}

Itt is hereby Resolved and ordered for the future That no person shall be
made free of this Company by Redemption without paying Five pounds as a Fine
for the same

South sea Annuities

Mr Warden Russell now reported that he had received Fifteene pounds and
nine pence for halfe a years dividend on Seven hundred and Fifty two pounds South
Sea Annuities due att Lady last

East India Bonds

As also twenty two pounds and sixteene shillings for halfe a years Interest
on Eleven hundred and Forty pounds East India Bonds due att Lady day last

Leave to Richard Wood< no role > to
be made free of the Armourers
& Braziers Company paying
£2:2s:0d

Mr William Goswell< no role > now appeared and desired leave that this Company would
Consent that his late Apprentice Richard Wood< no role > be admitted to take up his freedom in the Company
of Armourers and Braziers Notwithstanding he was bound by this Company Thereupon
and on debate of the matter Itt was now ordered That the said Richard Wood< no role > shall be
att liberty to be made free of the said Company of Armourers and Braziers upon paying
a Fine of two Guineas for the same-which he paid accordingly

NB: The remainder of the above 2 Guineas after a deduction of twelve shillings for the Company
and five shillings for the Clerk & Beadles Fees being One pound and five shillings was
putt into the poors box