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ADMISSION OF FREEMEN.
25 April, 1783. No business for want of a sufficient number.-John Snowe, Dep. Clk. of the Council. Present-Mr Mayor, Sher. Thompson; Alden. Philpott, Webb, J. Travers, Tiutler, Owgan, J. Harding, W. Travers; Mr. Burgess Browne and Mr. C. S. 29 April, 1783. That Peter Dumas, eldest son of James D., n1ercht.; Rodolphus Kent, paving served Jas. Gregg, do.; John FitzGerald Tisdall, gent., eluest son of Revd. Michrnl T. ; Henry John Hardaway, butcher, eldest son of Thomas H., do.; John Vereker, mercht., eldest son of Thomas V.; Charles Will- cocks, gent., eldest son of "'\Villiam W., burgess; Charles Creed, gent., eldest son of Francis C., do.; Thomas Seymour, cabinet-maker, having served Thomas Cochran, do.; Robt. Pratt, mercht., having served Henry Sadlier, do. ; John Terry, gent., eldest son of John T., do. ; Marmaduke Cramer, gent., only son of Marmaduke C., Esq., Ald.; Richard Cox, Esq., eldest son of the late A.bp. of Cashel; Joseph, son of Richard Smy, having served George Baker, cooper; John Boles, mercht., having served Sampson Austen, do.; William Cotter, having served Thos. Browne, Jun., mercht.; John Herbert Orpen, Esq.; Charles Evanson, Woollen Draper, to be . admitted freemen at large. That £20 be paid yearly to Ald. Travers, in addition to what was before paid him, in consideration of the very great expense he has been at in pro- widing proper lodgings and servants for the Judges of Assize, and the great attendance now required by the Sheriffs; It., that such stalls in the shambles as are out of lease shall be set up to public auction; It., that £48 3s. 3!d. be paid Sampson Austen, in full for his account; It., that £35 8s. 2!d. be paid said Austen for clothing furnished for the Boys in the Blue Coat Hospital. Present-Mr. Mayor, Sher. Lindsay; Alden. Philpott, Wetherall, Wrixon, Webb, Travers, Butler, Harding; Mr. Browne, Izod, Harding, and Shaw, c. s. 21 June, 1783. , No business for want of a sufficient number.-Wm. Jones, Clk. of the Council
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