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Undershaft}: Workhouse on Monday the 25. July 1796 | Undershaft}: Workhouse on Monday the 25. July 1796 | ||
Present: at the Ship Tavern Liadenhall Street and by | Present: at the Ship Tavern Liadenhall Street and by | ||
Mr. Littler :: adjournment at the Workhouse at Hoxton. | Mr. Littler #:: adjournment at the Workhouse at Hoxton. | ||
Mr. Fearon :: Ann Moore applied, alledging her Goods  | Mr. Fearon #:: Ann Moore applied, alledging her Goods  | ||
Mr. Hornbury :: had been seized for £1.4 which She owed for Rent | Mr. Hornbury #:: had been seized for £1.4 which She owed for Rent | ||
Mr. Winch: & desired the Com[mitte]e wo[ul]d help her to redeem the same. | Mr. Winch: & desired the Com[mitte]e wo[ul]d help her to redeem the same. | ||
Moore: The Com[mitte]e did not comply with her request, | Moore: The Com[mitte]e did not comply with her request, | ||
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St. Andrew}: At a Meeting of the Committee of the Undershaft}: Workhouse on Monday the 25. July 1796 Present: at the Ship Tavern Liadenhall Street and by Mr. Littler #:: adjournment at the Workhouse at Hoxton. Mr. Fearon #:: Ann Moore applied, alledging her Goods Mr. Hornbury #:: had been seized for £1.4 which She owed for Rent Mr. Winch: & desired the Com[mitte]e wo[ul]d help her to redeem the same. Moore: The Com[mitte]e did not comply with her request,
- but offered her an Order to go into the Workhouse
- which She declined accepting.
M. Smith: Mary Smith from Gunham was relieved w[i]th 3/6 Drover: Teresa Drover applied for relief has 4/ a Week
- referred to Mr. Ch[urch] W[arde]n Manning
Turner: Tho[ma]s Turner applied for relief gave him 5/.