after the Rate of one hundred Pounds each for the first Year and for
every Year after eighty Pounds each, and the same Sum is allowed
to their Clerk which they have constantly drawn and paid quarterly,
notwithstanding that two of the said Commissioners viz.t Charles
Hammond and George Steuart Esq.rs are or have been several Years
Interest in Arrear on Sums of Mony borrowed of their said Office in
their own Names at the Time they drew such quarterly Payments
These Matters your Committee beg Leave to report as being in their
Opinion Misbehaviours and Breaches of Duty in the said Comm :rs
or Trustees which must in all Probability be attended with great
Loss to the Country
NB: On the 6.th Day of May 1758: Col: Hammond paid the
Interest due on his Bonds.
Your Committee having also examined into the Account of Mess.rs
William Hunt & John Hanbury relative to that Part of the Trust
directed by the Paper Currency Act to be transacted at London
do find that the Bank Stock stands in the same State & Condition as
reported in April Session 1757 : but by a Letter from the said Hunt
and Hanbury dated at London the 10.th of March 1757. and directed
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