Clock and Chimes taken and signd by Willm. Dorrill< no role >
amounting to Forty Pounds and the same being lock'd
over by Mr. Hunter, Mr. Fidgett and Mr. Morice and
afterwards taken into consideration by the Vestry
Mr. Fidgett moved that another Estimate be prepared
for the Repairs of the Clock and Quarters, exclusive
of the Chimes and laid before the next Vestry and
being seconded the Question was put and carried
in the Affirmative

Death of
Annuitant

Mr. Church Warden Wilkinson Stated that Mr. Ray
one of the Parish Annuitants was dead after
Payment of the last Quarter's Annuity due 27th. Janry
and before the next day of Payment will become
regular, leaving a Widow . It was thereupon ordered
that the Arrears of the Annuity be paid to the Widow
to the day of the Said Annuitant's decease.

Philpot Lane
house

Mr. Wilkinson then reported from the Committee
appointed to Let the House in Philpot lane, that
they had Let the Same on Lease to Wm. Alexander< no role >
Arbuthnott for Twenty one years at a neat Rent
of Fifty Pounds being an advance of Fifteen Pounds
a year

Mr. Ayres moved that Thanks be returned to the
Gentlemen of the Committee for their attention to
the Interest of the Parish and being Seconded, the
Question was put and Carried in the Affirmative
Nem: Con.

The Vestry was then adjourned until another
Summons.

Nl: Andrews Vestry Cl.

Ascension Day
1797}

At a Meeting on Ascension day the 25th. May 1797

Present Mr. Francis Cooper< no role >
Mr. William Walton< no role > } Church Warden
Mr. John Wilkinson< no role > Mr. Thomas Hunter< no role >

Clarke
Warham and< no role >
Deane's Gifts

At this Meeting the Following Charitable Legacies
were distributed Sir Robt. Clarke< no role > 's£2..-
Mr. Waham's paid by the Carpenter's Compa. - 10 -
Mrs. Dean's paid by the Ironmonger's Compa. - 3.4
2:13:4