Sr. William Ogbourne< no role > Mr. Samuel Mayo< no role > Mr. Thomas
Martin< no role > Edmund Halsey< no role > Esqr . Mr. Thomas Sheering< no role >
Mr. John Hollister< no role > Mr. James Townsend< no role > Nathaniel
Micklethwaite< no role > Esqr and Mr Joseph Wyeth< no role > in the
room of Dr. John Francis Fanquier< no role > deceased and of
Sr. Daniel Dolins< no role > Mr Thomas Hollis< no role > Mr Benjamin
Brains< no role > Mr. Matthew Howard< no role > Mr Samuel Lesingham< no role >
Moses Raper Esqr . William Cole< no role > Esqr . Humphry
Morrice< no role > Esqr . and Mr James Ruck< no role > who now go off
in course having served three Years or upwards.

Subscriptions being recommended by the President
to the Court towards defraying the great charge
and expence of the Hospital Several of the Gentlemn.
present subscribed liberally.

Then the Court proceeded to the Choice of an
Hospitaller in the Stead of Dr. Richard Mayo< no role > dead
And the Petition of Mr. Robert Drew< no role > (who was
the only petitioner being read and he being
called in was unanimously Chosen into the said
Office To hold the same from Midsumer next with
the usuall Stipend and perquisites during the
pleasure of this Court and promised in Open Court
to visit the Patients and to read prayers and preach
and to performe all the other Duties of the said
Office.

General Court Jovis 22 o. Juny 1727.

The Orders and Proceedings of the last General Court were
read and approved.

Subscriptions being recommended by the President to
the Court towards defraying the great Charge and expence
of the Hospital the Gentlemen after named subscrib'd the sums following
vizt. Micajah Perry< no role > Esqr .£50.
Alexander Hamilton< no role > Esqr . 30.

Then the president informed the Court that Mr Snell
And desired to resign his Places of Clerk of this Hospital and
Steward of our Mannour Courts and that the Grand Committee
had returned him their thanks for his Faithfull services