Court day Continued 7th: October 1735 .

Freemen{

Harris

Jeptha Harris< no role > son of Francis Harris< no role > Citizen and Bricklayer of London who was
bound to John Buckland< no role > Citizen and Carpenter by testimony of his said Master
made free

Gibbs

Edward Gibbs< no role > was now made free by Redemption and paid Five Pounds as a Fine pursuant
to an Order of Court for being admitted into this Company As also the Fees usually paid to
the Company & to the Clerk & Beadle

Carpenter

Joseph Carpenter< no role > Son of Daniel Carpenter< no role > Citizen and Carpenter was by Patrimony
upon the testimony of William Willis< no role > Citizen and Clothworker made free

Cresswell

John Cresswell< no role > Son of John Cresswell< no role > late Citizen and Carpenter of London deced was
by patrimony upon the testimonys of James Cotton< no role > Citizen and Carpenter and William
Bleese< no role > Citizen and Marchantaylor made free

Pallett

Richard Pallett< no role > Son of William Pallett< no role > of Cheshunt in the County of Hertford Labourer
who was bound to James White< no role > Citizen and Carpenter and afterwards assigned to William
Armstrong< no role > Citizen and Weaver was by testimony of his said Master Armstrong made free

Musick

Ordered That Mr Green provide Musick as usuall for the next Lord Mayors day

Report of Renter Wardens
Accounts}

The Auditors of the late Renter Wardens Accounts reported Three pounds ten shillings and
eleven pence to be due to the Company on the ballance thereof which they signed and the
ballance was putt into the Chest And his Bond was taken out and delivered to him And the New
Renter Warden's Bond was putt into the Chest

Whifflers & Standard
Bearers}

Ordered That Thomas Everell< no role > Charles Draper< no role > JefferyDaniel Jones< no role > Owen Hopegood< no role > and
Obadiah Barrett< no role > be the Whifflers And that John Wagstaff< no role > Jeremiah Peirson< no role > John Hoare< no role >
(Mr Norman's Man) andWoodward be the Standard Bearers
on the next Lord Mayors day

Lre to Mr Smith of Penton

Ordered That the Clerk write a Letter to the Reverend Mr Smith of Penton that the Company
will do nothing more than what has been offered him And that if he is minded to go into Chancery
the Company is ready to answer him

East India Bonds

Mr Benbridge (the Renter Warden) reported that he had reced thirty nine Pounds eighteen
shillings for one years Interest on £1140 East India Bonds due att Michas last