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6th. May 1736
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To take care when the Doctor prescribes any Medicines for the
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Prisoners that they be rightly and duly administred according to his
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orders and Prescriptions
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To make (when the Doctor shall give Orders for all the Sick Prisoners
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either Men or Women proper sick Diet and likewise attend upon them in
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all manner of Distempers which frequently hapen to be Distempers of
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the most Infections and Nanscous Nature, and consequently very
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Irksome to the Eye and offensive to the Smell and therefore no small
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fatigue for the Matron to go through according to her orders and
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Directions and the Trust reposed in her.
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of the Porter
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The Care duty & Trust of the Porter of Bridewell Hospital
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To receive all Warrants of Commitments and discharges
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To sett the prisoners to hard Labour
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To attend all Courts and prepare the proper Callendar to be used
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in the Tryall of the Prisoners
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To attend on all Committees
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To Execute the Orders of several Courts and Comittees for the
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Shutting up the Gates
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of the Beadles
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The Care duty and Trust of the Four Beadles of Bridewell Hospital
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The duty of the 1st. Warding Beadle Chappell Clerk & Sexton is
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to attend divine Service on Sabbath days Wednesdays Fridays and
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Red Letter days
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To go every Morning to take Instructions from the Clerks Office and from
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thence to wait on the President & Trear to know if they have any Commands
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To Summons and attend all Courts and Comittees belonging to this and
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Bethlem Hospital
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To attend the City Marshall when required
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To go of all Errands relating to the Hospital
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to Summons the Tenants
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To Watch at Night and
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to attend the Gates on all publick Holydays
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To take care the Court yards are Swept every Saturday
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To go out with the Enquire when Ordered to a fire and
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To fetch the Doctor Surgeon or Apothecary for the Prisoners if sick or lame
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The Duty of the 2d. Warding Beadle is
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To go with Prisoners before the respective Justices and as to the rest of
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his duty it is the same as above Except attending Divine Service Wednesdays
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Fridays and Red Letter days & seeing the Yards be swept every Saturday
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The Duty of the 3d. and 4th. Beadles is the same as the second
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Warding Beadle Except attending the City Marshall
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