Edward Stone< no role > to be
Inquired of

Alsoe Upon the humble Peticon of Edward Stone< no role >
Pinmaker who was brought upon Apprentice wth. William
Elsley< no role > (one of the Artsmasters of the Hospll. of Bridewell &
has since beene made a Freeman of this Citty by the approbacon
of this Court And who is sett up for himselfe in his said Trade
(as he alleadgeth att Thomas Birds< no role > in Egle streete in Red Lyon
Square for some part of Mr. Locks Gift the better to enable him
to carry on & mannage his said Trade Itt is ordered by this
Court That Capt: Phillipps & Mr. Bolsworth Two of the Governrs. of
there Hosplls doe make Inquiry of the said Edward Stone< no role > whether
he be soe sett up in his said Trade & of his hopefullness therein
& to make report thereof to the next Court [..]
[..]

Wm: Jerman< no role > to be
Inquired of

Alsoe Upon the humble Peticon fo Will Jerman< no role > Weaver
who was brought upon Apprentice wth: Wm: Brown< no role >
(one of the Artsmasters of the Hospll. of Bridewell & who has time
beene made a Freeman of this Citty by the approbacon of this
Court And who is sett up for himselfe (as he alleadgeth) [..]
over against the Blew Ball in White Rowe near Brick Lane
in Spittle fields
for some part of Mr: Locks Gift the better to enable him to carry
on his said Trade Itt is ordered by this Court That Andrew Willow< no role >
and John Drigne< no role > Esqrs Two of the Governrs : of these Hosplls be desired
to Inquire of the said William Jerman whether he be soe sett
up in his said Trade and of his hopefullnesse therein and to make
report thereof to the next Court.

Chappell Wardens

Alsoe att this Court Hugh Broom< no role > & John Brown< no role > were elected
Chapple Wardens for the Hospll & Precint of Bridewell for the
yeare ensueing

Tho Coates Exempted
from having any Pt
of Mr. Locks Gift

Alsoe complaint being made to this Court against Thomas
Coates< no role > the Apprentice of Francis Brown< no role > one of the Artsmasters
of Bridewell Hospll for receiving Four pair of Shoes from the
Apprentice of one Petts a Shoemaker wch: were stolen & thereby
abetting the said Apprentice in such his such evill practice This
Court in Just detentacon of the said Offence & for punishment
thereof & as a warning to other Apprentices of the Hospll:
Doe Order That the said Thomas Coates< no role > be for ever incapable
of receiving or having any part of Mr Locks Gift.