Women delivered, 19 of whom had twins, and one delivered of three children 1914 Children born 1935 Males 961 Females 974 ———— 1935 ———— Monies received from the institution of the hospital to the 13th. Jan. 1758 7010 13 0¾ Monies expended from the institution of the hospital to 29th Sept. 1757 5774 3 6 £1000 Old South Sea annuities, which cost 1064 12 6 Cash in Treasurer’s hands 171 17 0¾ ——————— 7010 13 0¾ _The account published by order of the Governors._ See an account of the other hospitals of the same kind, under the articles LYING-IN HOSPITAL in Brownlow street, and LYING-IN HOSPITAL for unmarried as well as married women in Duke street. LONDON ’PRENTICE _yard_, in the Minories.* LONDON STONE, a very great piece of antiquity, that has been carefully preserved from age to age, and is mentioned by the same name so early as in the time of Ethelstan, King of the West Saxons. This stone, which stands close under the south wall of St. Swithin’s church, was formerly a little nearer the channel facing the same place, and being fixed very deep in the ground was so strongly fastened by bars of iron, as to be in no danger from the carriages.