Mr. Church Warden Green then produced a Letter
which he had receiv'd from the said John Lord< no role > and sign'd
also by Robert Dockrill< no role > and John Day< no role > to the purport that
the said Robert Dockrill< no role > and John Day< no role > would join as
Sureties with the said John Lord< no role > for the performance of
the Covenants in a new Lease, and desired the said
Letter might be read. And the Letter was read accordingly

Then Mr. Henry Newton< no role > moved that a Committee
be appointed to treat and agree with the said John Lord< no role >
upon his said Proposals for a new Lease, for any term or
number of Years not exceeding twenty one Years And being
Seconded it was carried in the Affirmative and thereupon
after some Debate It was Ordered That the Church Wardens
and Overseers of the Poor for the time being or any two of
them with either of the Church Wardens be a Committee
for that purpose, and be hereby empower'd to treat and
agree with the said John Lord< no role > upon his said Proposals.

Nl: Andrews< no role >
Vestry Clerk

Precinct Meeting
1767

At a Meeting of the Inhabitants of the
North and South Precinct of this Parish
on Thursday December 17th. 1767

Present the same Gentlemen that were at the Vestry
Mr. Church Warden Green acquainted the Gentlemen
present that this Meeting was summoned for the
Choice of Ward Officers for the Year ensuing.

Constable
Inquest men

And Mr. Edmund Hopkins< no role > being the first in
Nomination was put up to serve the Offices of
Constable and Inquest Man for the Year ensuing
and Chose.

Mr. Charles Long< no role > was the next in Nomination
but Mr. Maynard on behalf of the said Mr. Long
moved that he might be excused from Serving the
said Offices for One Year, and being Seconded the
Question was put on the said Motion and carried in
the Affirmative. Nem: Con.

Then Mr. William Arch< no role > This name instance is in set 1505. (one of the People called
Quakers) was put up to serve the Office of Constable
for the Year ensuing and Chose.