Orders of Vestry of the
6th & 12th of Decemr. & 25th of
Jany 1738 Read

to a Choice Immediately Or if they thought fit to putt up any
other Person as Candidate for the Place with Mr Dixon that
they woud Name such Person or Persons But no other
Candidate being named or Appearing Mr Townsend Moved
that the several Orders of Vestry made the 6th and 12th days of
December 1738 And the 25th day of January then next
following when Mr Lloyd was one of the Candidates for
Lecturer might be now Read and the same was Read accordingly

Mr Dixon unanimously
Chose Lecturer Saving
the Rights of the Parish
to Choose by Ballott at
any future Election

Mr Dixon Returned
Thanks

Afterwards Mr Townsend Moved (as Mr Dixon
was the Only Candidate) That this Vestry shoud proceed
immediately to a Choice And that Mr Dixon might be Chosen
Lecturer in the Room of Mr Lloyd (Saving always the Parish
Rights to Choose by Ballott at any future Election) And being
Seconded The Question was putt on the said Motion and
Carryed Unanimously for Mr Dixon And he was thereupon
Declared duly Elected Saving the Parish Rights as aforesaid
And Mr Dixon was called in and acquainted with the Order
and Resolution of this Vestry who Returned his Hearty Thanks
to All the Gentlemen Present for their Favour to him

Thanks Ordered to be
Given Mr Lloyd for his
Carefull & Regular Discharge
of his Office

Ordered that the Thanks of this Vestry be given
to the Revd Mr Lloyd for his Carefull and Regular Discharge
of his Office And that Mr Church Wardens, Mr Townsend< no role >
Mr Taylor, Mr West, and Mr Maynard Do acquaint him
with the same

A Complaint that Sir
Robt Geoffrey Benefaction
was not duly paid

A Complaint being afterwards made by Mr
Taylor That the late Sir Robert Geoffreys Benefaction or