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Grand Committee Veneris
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6o. Novemb: 1724
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Treasurer
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Lesingham
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Howard
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Minutes of last Grand Comittee Read and
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Approved.
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Ordered that the Matter relating to the Surgeons
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and Apothecarys Pupills be now taken into
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Consideration
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Mr. Treasurer acquainted the Committee The
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the Surgeons have much exceeded the Number of
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pupills Allowed them by the Orders of the General
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Court of the 17th. of March 1702.
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By those Orders made when there were only
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Three Surgeons They were to have no more than
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Three a peice Unless by Special Licence from the
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Comittee or Treasurer But now when there are
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Four Surgeons they have about Eight a peice
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none of whom have been Licenced by this
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Comittee or by him.
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That the Apothecary is Allowed only Two
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Pupills but he has now Three.
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The said Orders of the 17th. March 1702. And
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also the Orders relating to the Apothecarys Pupills
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were read.
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The late Treasurer Mr. Cole (being present)
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Informed this Comittee That he had some times
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Consented to Licence a Greater number of Pupills
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for the Surgeons and Apothecary than the
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Orders did Allow being authorized so to do by the proviso in the said Orders But that for a Considerable
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time before he Resigned the place of Treasurer
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being of Opinion The Numbers of the Surgeons
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Pupills were grown to great He had for borne to
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Licence any of them And that none of their
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present Pupills were Licenced by him.
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The Four Surgeons Mr. Ferne Mr. Paul Mr Chisseldon
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and Mr. Tanner were called in and Heard relating
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to this Affaire They Acknowledged they had
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exceeded the Number of Three Pupills for Each
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