1144
·ADMISSION OF FREEMEN.
John Stewart, H. M. Solicitor General; George Newsom, of Liverpool, mercht.; Joseph Rogers, Esq.; and Charles Ormsby, of Dublin, gent., be admitted freemen at large. Present--The Mayor, and Sheriffs; Alden~ Shaw, Thompson, Lucas, Sir V. Pick, Bennett; Mr. Leycester, Harding, a~d Newsom, C. S. . 30 Sep., 1800. Ordered, that Robt. Patterson be Dep. Waterbailiff of the district of Corke ; It., Will. Cottrell, do., for Passage, and Henry Seymour, do., for Cove; It., £37 lOs. to Edward Henry Morgan for half a year's printing work done by contract, due 29 Sep. ; It., £34 2s. 6d. to Will. Jones, Town Clerk, half a year's business done; It., 15s. ld. to. Edward Westcomb, Exchange Porter; It., £97 lOs. 2!d. to William Lumley for candles for· Corporation from 7 Nov., 1798, to 27 Sep., 1800; It., .£9 3s. Old. to John Carthy, mason, for ~epairing the buttments of the North Bridge ; It., £4 12s. 8~d. to Robt. Patterson, expenses of sending soldiers' wives and others left behind after different embarkations to England; It., £6 lOs. 8d. to Philip Allen, Esq., Mayor Elect, for repairing the stable belonging to the Mansion House ; It., £7 ls. 4!d. to James and Henry Knight for printing work; It., £7 8s. 3d. to the Mayor and Sheriffs Elect to repair the lower part of the Corn Market, under the inspection of George Barber; It., £22 16s. lOjd. to Sheriff Pope, so much paid by him for the use of the Corporation. In consequence of the active exertions of George Barber, and useful services, as well for the Corporation as the inhabit~nts of this City, this Board think it but justice to grant to the said George Barber a salary of 20 guineas a year; It., £4 4s. 3d. to W. Jones, paid by him for the Corpor- ation; It., £32 14s. lO!d. to Jonathan Davis, Smith, for work done from 4 June, 1798, to 19 Sep., 1799. That the Revd. Archdeacon Edward Day; Sir Thomas Leighton, Bart., M.P., now in this City (in a Silver Box) ; John Lees, Esq., Sec. to Gen. Post office, now in this City·(in a Silver Box); Allen McLean, Esq., Sec. to the Commissioners of the Revenue of Ireland, now in this City (in a Silver Box); Robert Westropp, Esq., of Fort .Anne, Co. Clare; William Bagwell, Esq., eldest son of John Bagwell, Esq. ; Michrel Creagh, Esq., eld~st son of
Powered by FlippingBook