April 1784

No. 2

Francis Gray< no role > surveyor recommended by & Delight N. Wright
and Jno Long< no role > .

No. 3

William Thomas< no role > recommended by James Adam< no role >

No. 4

William Wickings< no role > of Islington Surveyor recommended by
James Graham< no role > Lincolns Inn Tho Reynolds< no role >
Islington Surveyor Robt Golden< no role > Surveyor Jas.
Burton Bricklayer Islington Leonard Goodridge< no role >
Clerkenwell Carpenter Job Williams< no role > , Islington
Carpenter and Benjn. Williams< no role > Islington Carpenter

No. 5

John Jobbins< no role > of Knightsbridge Builder.

No. 6

Richard Flemming< no role > of Tottenham Court Road Surveyor

No. 7

Joseph Carter< no role > Surveyor recommended by Robert Mylne Jno< no role >
Scott and G Scott

No. 8.

John Matthews< no role > of New Street Square Fetter Lane Surveyor

And the said Petitions and Certificates being read

Ordered that the Election be by Ballot to commence at
the hour of One and Close at the hour of Three precisely.

A Motion was made that the following question be
asked each Candidate Vizt. Whether he is a Workman in the
Building Branch as well as a Surveyor and the same being agreed to

Resolved that such of the Petitioners as are Workmen
in the Building Branch as well as Surveyors be not admitted as
Candidates to succeed the said Thomas Sutton< no role > unless they engage
to relinquish within a reasonable time all and every employment
as Workmen in the Building Branch

Whereupon the several Candidates appearing the said
question was separately put to them when Francis Gray< no role > , William
Thomas, William Wickings< no role > , Richard Fleming< no role > , and John Matthews< no role >
severally declared they were Surveyors and not Workmen in the
Building Branch John Jobbins< no role > declared he was a Workmen in
the Building Branch and that he would not relinquish that