THE PH<ENIX TAVERN AND YARD TAKEN FROM SIR ROB. WARREN; 1045
and·velvet for fun1ishing the Corporation Gallery inS. Peter Church; It., ~ ) .£20 3s. 6d. to Mr. Joseph Harrison for gold lace for furnishing the above V< gallery ; It., .£4 3s. 4!d. to the Mayor, expenses at the Mayoralty House ; It., that the House and premises called the Phrenix Tavern, with the yard belonging thereto be taken from Sir Robert Warren, Bart., and Augustus Warren, Esq., by lease, for the term of 999 years at the yearly rent of .£20 ; It., that the Corporation Bond for £475 7 s. 5d. be passed to Timothy Hughes, to carry interest at 6 per cent. in full for his demands; It., £25 1&. 2d. to Mr. Carden Terry, silversmith, in full for his account from May, 1788, to July, 1789 ; It., that £430 due from the Corporation to Messrs. Hobbs and Flaherty, on account of the New Markets, be secured by the Corporation bond, carrying interest at 6 per cent. ; It., £6 ls. 3d. to Thomas White for oils and colours for S. Stephen's Hospital; It., .£16 13s. lid. to John Warner, silversmith, for work done from June, 1787, to June, 1789 ; It., that several stalls in the New Meat Markets, as the Mayor, &c., shall think fit, be set by public auction for a term of seven years, rent payable weekly, leases to be executed by the MS:J.yor, &c., with such clauses as they shall think proper ; It., that three quarters' salary at six guineas a year be paid to Mary Ballard for attending the Mayor's office and Exchange. Present-Mr. Mayor and Sheriffs; Ald 60 • Rowland, Travers, Butler, Kent, Kellett, Morrison ; Mr. Izod, Willcocks, Coles, and Piersy, C. S. 4 Nov., 1789. Henry Harding, Esq., Mayor. Sheriffs Johnson and Harding were sworn of the Council Ordered, that .£25 5s. lO}d. be paid Richard Purcell, Esq., late Mayor, in \ addition to 30 guineas before ordered, for an entertainment at Blackrock ~ 1 Aug. ; It., that the ground whereon the Fish Market stands be set by public auction for 500 years ; It., .£6 6s. 9d. to Mrs. Hannah Mayberry for stationery furnished; It., that the dwelling house on the Grand Parade now in the tenancy of Joseph Morgan, be set up by public auction for 50 years, the purchaser to pay a fine of 50 guineas. That Robert Hedges, o£ Mount Hedges, Esq.; the Hon. Abraham Hely Hutchinson; and Rob'. Strettell, Esq., be admitted freemen at large.
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