September 1783

The means of suppling
the prisoners in the County
[..] tions with the [..]
[..] taken bread to be taken
to consn. and public makes
[..] for proposals.}

Resolved that this Court will on Monday next at the hour
of Twelve at noon take into consideration the means for better supplying
the Prisoners confined in the House of Correction at Clerkenwell and
New prison at Clerkenwell with Bread. and that in the mean time an
Advertisement be inserted giving notice that the Justices will be then
ready to receive proposals from Bakers for supplying the said prisoners
with the best Wheaten Bread

[..] Court agree with
[..] Quakers for the pen
[..] of their interest in
[..] Ground and buildg.
[..] by them under
[..] from the Justices}

A Motion was made that this Court do agree with
the people called Quakers for the purchase of their Interest in the Ground
and Buildings situate in the parish Saint James Clerkenwell held
by them under Lease from His Majestys Justices of the Peace for this
County as proposed by the said Quarkers at the Sum of £1600 the
Quakers giving immediate possession of that part of the Premises
called the Garden Ground and undertaking to give up the possesion of
the several Messuages and other parts of the premises held under the
said Lease within two Years from the present time or sooner if they
can obtain suitable Accommodations for the purposes of their Charity
After Debate the Question being put it passed Unanimously in the
Affirmative

Committee appointed
to carry into execution
the above resolution
[..] to consider of a
compensation to be
made to Edward Hart< no role >
Wright.}

A Motion was then made that a Committee be appointed
to carry into Execution the above Resolution and Complete the said
purchase and also to consider of a proper compensation to be made to
Edward Hartwright< no role > who now Rents the said Garden Ground of the
Quakers for the loss he may sustain on Account of the said Garden Grod.
being given up as aforesaid and the same being agreed to It was
Resolved that Mr. Chairmen The Reverend Sir George Booth< no role >
Baronet , Joseph Faikney< no role > , Jacob Leroux, Samuel Hawley< no role > , James
Paine< no role > , Edward Gray< no role > . William Blackborow, Thomas Parker< no role > , George
Mercer< no role > , John Croft< no role > , Thomas Brooksbank< no role > , James Croft< no role > , John Barnfather< no role >
Esquire or any other of his Majestys Justices of the peace for this County
who may please to attend be such Committee and that any five or more
of them may proceed in the business and that the said Committee do on the
County day of next Session upon their proceedings