from serving the Office of Church Warden upon
Payment of the Fine of Forty Pounds.

Church Warden

Thomas Hankey< no role > Esquire was then put up to
serve the Office of Under Church Warden for the
year ensuing in the room of Mr. Hannay and chose.

The rest of the Minutes of the 4th. of April instant
were Confirmed.

Bell Ropes

Ordered that new Bell Ropes be provided, and
that Mr. Colebrooke be allowed the expense thereof
upon the Audit of his Account.

Church Stoves< no role >

Mr. Tutet acquainted the Vestry that as there
were two Fines for the Office of Church Warden, he
should be glad to submit it to the Consideration of
the Gentlemen present, Whether the Money should
not be laid out in making the Church warmer. And
thereupon moved, "That the Church Wardens be
desired to cause one or two of Mr. Sharp's Patent
Air Stoves to be affixed in the Church, where most
suitable, to make it warm and comfortable." And
the said Motion being taken into consideration, Mr.
Hudson was desired to prepare an Estimate of the
whole Expence that would attend the affixing one or
two such Stoves, and report it to the next Vestry for
making the Church Rate.

Then Mr. Church Warden Colebrooke adjourned
the Vestry till another Summons shod. be issued.

Nl: Andrews< no role >
Vestry Cl.

Ascension Day
1782}

At a Meeting on Ascension day May 9th.
1782

PresentMr. Robert Gosling< no role > Upper Church Warden.

Mr. Peter Pope< no role > , Mr. Thos. Hudson< no role > , Mr. J. Wm. Galabin,
Mr. Thos. Lancaster< no role > , and others.

Clarke
Warham and< no role >
Deane's Gifts

At this Meeting the following charitable Legacies were
distributed

Sr. Robt. Aarke< no role > 's£2..-..-
Mr. Warham's paid by the Carpenter's Company -..10..-
Mrs. Deane's paid by the Ironmonger's Company -..3:4
2..13..4