We whose Names are hereunder written being the Major part of
the Workmen duly named (according to the Directions of an Act of Parliamt.
in the Eleventh Year of the Reign of King George the first for the better
Regulating of Buildings and to prevent Mischiefs that may happen by Fire
within the Weekly Bills of mortality and other Places therein mentioned)
to view the Timber Partitions and Brick Walls intended to be pulled down
belonging to a Messuage or Tenement of or belonging to Messrs. Williams
Hutton and John Hutton< no role > and now or late in Tenure or Occupation of
Mrs. Ann Dunn< no role > Milliner and adjoining East on the Premisses intended to
be rebuilt pursuant to the said Act of or belonging to Mr. John Dobey< no role > and
near Castle Yard on the South Side of Holborne in the Parish of Saint
Andrew Holborne and having accordingly viewed the said Timber
Partitions and Brick Walls do humbly certifie that the said Timber
Partitions and Brick Walls so intended to be pulled down as aforesaid
are defective and Ruinous and ought to be pulled down As Witness
our Hands this Fifth day of March 1755

To His Majesty's Justices of the
Peace at their General or Quarter
Session held for the City of London}

Thos: Holden< no role >
Edmd Creak< no role >
Strickland Holden< no role >
John Johnson Hodgson< no role >