Desperate Arrears
to be Struck of

We have ordered some old Arrears which were adjudged
desperate to be struck of from the Hospital Account and
carryed into the Account of desperate Debts.

We taking notice that Mr. Jonathan Welch< no role > Steward
of this Hospital has behaved himself very diligently for the
year past do recommend it to this Court that he may have a
Gratuity of Ten pounds paid by Mr. Treasurer

We have order'd Green Staves to be sent to the following
Gentlemen as proper Person to be Governors of this Hospital
Vizt. His Grace William Duke of Devonshire Sr. Henry
Penrice< no role > , John Vanrixtall< no role > Esqr . Mr. John Launder< no role > , The Right
Honble. Henry Pelham< no role > Esqr. The Honble. Henry Bromley< no role >
Matthews Beachcroft< no role > , William Cheselden< no role > Esqrs. Mr. Samuel
Torin< no role > , Peter Hinde< no role > , Meyrick Burrell< no role > Esqr Mr. Benjamin
Lehook< no role > and Francis Eyles< no role > Esqr. Son of Sr. John Eyles< no role > President
of this Hospital

All which we submitt to the Judgement of
this Worshipfull Court. 19th. July 1738.

Samuel Lesingham< no role > Trear.
Joseph Hankey< no role >
Lewis Way< no role >
Benjamin Avery< no role >
Arthur Woolley< no role >
John Hayward< no role >
Thomas Hucks< no role >
Robert Lovick< no role >

Richard Ricards< no role >
Samuel Trench< no role >
William Mount< no role >
John Hollister< no role >
John Wightman< no role >
John Lancashire< no role >
Richard Howard< no role >
Nathaniel Garland< no role >

And therein said Proceedings are approved & all the
Orders there in mentioned are confirmed And the Grand
Committee are impowered to execute & perform the Agreemt
mentioned to have been made And the said Report [..]