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Jurin had been very dilligent and Spent much time in makeing observacons
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himselfe, and causeing others to be made at
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London Bridge
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, and at the
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Place designed for the
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new Bridge
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, in Order to shew the prejudiciall
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Consequences of such New Bridge.
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Mr. Treasurers Accompt for the yeare ending at Lady day last 1721:
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haveing been duly Examined and Audited was presented approved
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an allowed.
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Subscriptions being Recomended by Mr. Trear towards the Extra-
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-ordinary Charge of the Hospitall by the Increase of Patients, Severall of
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the Governors now present Subscribed liberally towards the Same.
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The Report from the Grand Committee of their Proceedings
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since the Generall Court held he 10th: of May last was Read, and is as
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followeth.
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To the Rt. Worshpll: Etc. Put the Report.
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And the acknowl Report being taken into Consideration
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Which Report,
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was well liked and approved by this Court, and ordered to be
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Observed and performed, and Entred in the Reportory of the Reportory of
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the proceedings of this Court: And as to the Gross Misbehaviour of Mr.
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Waterman one of our Governors set forth in the said Report. It is ordered
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That his Name be Imediately here in Court Expunged out of the Book
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kept of the Names of the Governors of this Hospitall, And the Same
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was accordingly Expunged by the Clerke out of the Said Booke in
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Open Court.
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And as to the Matter menconed in the said Report relateing to the
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Churchyard or
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Burying Ground in t. Thomas's: Upon the Gates whereof
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Some of the Parishioners have affixed a Padlock to hinder ye Governors
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of this Hospitall from makeing use of the said Ground for Burying of
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the Officers and Patients dyeing in this Hospitall; Altho' there is an
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Undoubted and Incontestable Right in the Governors so to doe, without
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paying any Fees for the Same, The Church and Churchyard being Granted
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and appropriated to the said Governors and their Successors for ever,
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in the Nature of a Free Chappell in the Strictest Sence, and not Subject
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to any Visitacon, Archiepiscopall, Episcopall, Archidiaconall or
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Diaconall whatsoever; It is Ordered That the Gates and Fence of the
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said Ground be taken downe, and the Ground laid Open as formerly
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and made use of for the Buryalls of the Officers and Patients dyeing
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in this Hospitall without paying an Fees to the said Parishioners
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untill further Order: And Mr. Treasurer is desired to see this Order
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put in Execucon.
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And as to the Gratuityes menconed in the said Report for Dr
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Plumtree, Mr Tanner, and our Steward, the same were ordered to be
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paid
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