Mr: Richard Haley< no role > and Mr: Anthony Green< no role > who Goe of now in
Course as haveing been upon the Comittee Three yeares or upwards
and of Mr: Daniell White< no role > Deceased.

And it is Ordered that the Gentleman now Chosen togeather
with the Rt. Worppll: the Prsident and Mr: Treasurer for the
time being and the rest of the Gentlemen of the former Comittee
or any Seaven of them be a Comittee for manageing the Affaires
of this Hospitall in the Intervall of Genll: Courts for One Yeare
from this day and untill the next Genll: Court after that time
And that they have the same powers which were granted to the
former Comittee and all Matters referred to that Comittee and not
yett perfected or Finished are to stand [..] referred to this Comittee

Referred to Comittee
to Build A House for
Mr. Treasurer.
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And upon the Question putt in relacon to the Building a house
in this hospitall For the Use of the Treasurer for the time being
At was unanimously Agreed and Ordered
that pursueant to the Report now made to this Court from the Grand
Comittee A house be Forthwith Built for the residence of the Treasurer
of this Hospll: And that it be referred to the Grand Comittee
to look out and Fix upon a propper place And to Give Direccons for
the Speedy Building thereof in such manner as they shall Judge fitt & Suitable

Thanks Given
to Mr: Trear:

And it is further Ordered that the Thanks of this Court be
given to Mr: Treasurer for his great paines Travell and Care in the
Affaires and Businesse of this hospitall which was accordingly done by
the Rt: Woppll: the Prsident in Open Court.

Papers relating to
the Exempcon of St:
Thomas's Church
from Episcopall
Visitacon Etc.

Coppyed of the papers relateing to the Bishop of Winchesters
Intended Visitacon and to the Vaults under St. Thomas Church.

Upon perusall of the Grant to the Governrs. of St: Thomas's Hospitall
Fam of opinion that although the Church be made parochiall yet by that Grant
'tis Indowed with all the priviledges of a Free Chappell and is really a Free
Chappell in the Strictest sence, being exempted from the Jurisdiccon of the
Ordinary in express termes Arch Bishops Bishops or Arch Deacons And therefore
I am of Opinion That the Ordinary is liable to an Attachment at the Queens
suit in case he shall exercise Jurisdiccon therein having the priviledge of
a Free Chappell.

26 o: May 1703 Drs. Com

Wm Oldys< no role >

Doctrs. Commons May 26 o. 1703

After perusall of the Charter of the Foundacon for St. Thomas's
hospitall and hearing the Allegacon that there had not been time out of
Mind any Visitacon from the Bishop in the Chappell or Church of the
said Hospitall I am of Opinion that the said Chappell or Church is by the
Charter an exempt Royall Jurisdiccon and not subject either to Archiepiscopall
Episcopall Archiadicconall visitacon.

Thomas Lane< no role > .