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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Continued Friday 22d March 1776
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Surveyor to make an
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Estimate of the Expence
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of converting the Room
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in the outer Court used
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as a Watch house for
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the purpose of the
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Apothecary to deposit
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and make up Medicines
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use of the Women and It is Ordered that the Surveyor
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do make an Estimate of the Expence of taking down
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the Partition and fitting up the same for that Purpose
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And this Committee being Informed by the Apothecary
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that he had no place in this Hospital wherein he could
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deposit or make up any Medicines for the Use of the
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Apprentices or Prisoners and this Committee having
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Viewed the Room in the Outer Court formerly made use of
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as a Watch house are of Opinion that the same might
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at a small Expence be Converted to that Purpose It
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is Ordered that the Surveyor do make an Estimate of
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the Expence thereof
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