June the 23d: 1737

Att the Hall

Present

The Master Wardens And severall of the Assistants

Liverymen{

Mr William Williams< no role > appeared and tooke the Cloathing of the Livery on him
and paid for his Fine and Fees}£10:0s:0d

Mr Taylor Bates< no role > Do£10:0s:0d
Mr John Godwin< no role > Do£10:0s:0d
Mr Emanuel Johnson< no role > Do£10:0s:0d
Mr Thomas Wilmor< no role > Do£10:0s:0d
£50:0s:0d

Quarteridge{

Mr William Williams< no role > paid Quarteridge to Midsummer next£0:12s:6d
Mr Tayler Bates< no role > Do£0:4s:6d
Mr John Godwin< no role > Do£0:17s:8d
Mr Emanuel Johnson< no role > Do£0:6s:0d
£2:0s:8d

Tuesday July the 5th: 1737

Att a Court of Assistants held att the Hall

Present

Mr Samuel Burgin< no role > -Master

Assistants

Mr Thomas Bowcher< no role > Mr Samuel Boughton< no role > Mr Thomas Boddell< no role > Mr Thomas Wilmor< no role > Mr Edward
Bowcher< no role > Mr Matthew Deane< no role > Mr Richard Norman< no role > Mr Joseph Chitty< no role > Major Benjamin Osgood< no role >
Mr Thomas Haddon< no role > Mr Nathaniel Ward< no role > Mr Nathaniel Benbridge< no role >

Quarteridge{

William Iles< no role > paid Quarteridge to Midsummer last£0:8s:0d
Nathaniel Hopkins< no role > Do£0:9s:0d
William Love< no role > Do£0:3s:4d
John Wootton< no role > Do£0:4s:0d
Ralph Watson< no role > Do£0:4s:0d
Henry Gibbs< no role > Do£0:11s:4d
Samuel Burchett< no role > Do£0:8s:6d
Edward Holmes< no role > Do£0:8s:0d
Thomas Lambe< no role > Do£0:7s:6d
Humphry Lloyd< no role > Do£0:0s:6d
£3:4s:2d

King to Hopkins

Thomas King< no role > Son of Thomas King< no role > late of the Parish of St. Giles Cripplegate in the County of
Middlesex Weaver deced bound to Nathaniel Hopkins< no role > Citizen and Carpenter of London for seven
years Consideration Mony Nil.