Apothecary

Ordered that the Apothecaries Shop be Viewed once a moneth to see what preparacons
hee hath for Medicines, And that the Dispensatory for Medicines in the house be
Examined; and the Number of Patients Limmitteed

Auditors

The Court Chose Mr: Roger Locke< no role > ; Mr: Jno: Smith< no role > , Mr: Deput. Eyre, Mr. Brown Smith< no role >
Mr: Bowles Mr. Powell, Deput Flavell, Mr. Soper, Mr. Young, Mr: Eyton, Mr.
Weaver, and Mr Gerrard or any Five of them, Auditors : for Auditing the Anual
Accompts of Mr. Treasurer which have not been yet Audited and are ended att &
before Michams last.

The Report of the Comittee of their proceedings Since last Court was read and
is as followeth

To the Generall Court of St: Thomas Hospital

Wee Whose names are Subscribed part of the Grand Comittee for the affaires of this house
doe humbly Certifie as followeth. (Vizt)

Mr. Holmdens
Grant

That Thomas Holdmen< no role > Tenant of Three Small Tenements in St. Thomas Pish Southwards
Valued Over and above the rent to the Hospital of Forty four shillings at three pounds
P Ann Shall in consideracon of Twenty pounds Fine paid in hand, have a Lease
for Twenty one years from Midsomer 1692 when the present Lease made to
Edward Snow< no role > Expires, and att the old rent of Forty four shillings.

Mr. Mansaugh [..]
Grant

And That Dorathy Munsagh< no role > our Tenant of Rabbes Farme in Hillingdon Pish
by Uxbridge by Lease Expireing att Michas 1693: containing as by the Surrey
about Ninty three Acres of Lane and valued at Eighty pounds P Ann Over
and above the Rent of Tenn Pounds and Quitrent, and repaires Shall have a
Lease thereof for Twenty one years from Michas aforesaid at the old Rent of Tem
£200: att Michas 1692 one hundred pounds at Michas 1693 And the £100: residue
att Michas 1694.

Jno. Cass< no role > grant

And Whereas John Case< no role > Esqr being Our Tenant of Five Brick houses at Wapping by
Lease made to William Clarke< no role > wherein Thirteen years was to come at Lady day last
at the Yearly Rent of Six pounds thirteen shillings and four pence, It happened that
Two of these houses were Totally Destroyed by a Fire which happened in an adjoyning
Tenement, and hee humbly praying an Addicon of years to incourage new building
Wee thought Fitt that hee Surrendering the said Lease Shall have a distinct Lease
of the Three Standing Tenements at the yearly Rent of Four Pounds, being three
Fifths of the intire Rent for the remainder of the said Terme; And in consideracon
of New building with Brick and other materials as is provided for Second Rate
buildings in London by the Act for Rebuilding London and of a Fine of Fifteen
Pounds he shall have a New Lease of those two Tofts for Fifty one years from
Christmas next at the Rent of Fifty three shillings and Four pence, being the other
Two Fifths of the said intire rent.

Mr. Mercer
Graunt

And that Edward Mercer< no role > , and Elizabeth< no role > his wife Tenants of a Tenement
and Yard, and Shedds in St: Thomas Parish by a Lease made to Margaret Cole< no role >
which Expires at Christmas 1693. Under the yearly rent of Three pounds and
Six shillings all the buildings being Old and Ruinous and So not Valued at
above Eight pounds a year above the Rent, In consideracon of a Fine of
Forty five pounds to be paid in hand and becoming bound to lay out Two
hundred pounds at lease in Brick buildings, and the Walls of the First Story to
be a brick and a halfe thick, Shall have a new lease of the premisses for One and
Forty years from Christmas aforesaid att the said old rent of Three pounds and
Six shillings.