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Charitable accounts of the Drapers' Company

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Centre for Metropolitan History

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City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report; Volume 4

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City of London Livery Companies Commission

Year published

1884

Pages

216-222

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'Charitable accounts of the Drapers' Company', City of London Livery Companies Commission. Report; Volume 4 (1884), pp. 216-222. URL: http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=69712 Date accessed: 23 May 2013. Add to my bookshelf

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DRAPERS' COMPANY.
Lady Askew's Trust. Sir Thomas Adam's Trust. Robert Buck's Trust. Sir William Boreman's Trust. Francis Bancroft's Trust. Sir Thomas Cullum's Trust. Christopher Clarke's Trust. William Clavill's Trust. Henry Colbron's Trust. Thomas Corney's Trust. Henry Dixon's Trust. William Dummer's Trust. John Edmanson's Trust. Jonathan Granger's Trust (for the Blind). Jonathan Granger's Trust (for Apprentices). Thomas Howell's Trust. Hibbins' and Rainies' Trust. Samuel Harwar's Trust. Sir John Jolles' Trust. John Kendrick's Trust. Joseph Macey's Trust. Sir John Milburn's Trust. Loans to Freemen. Richard Ogborne's Trust. Oakingham Hospital Trust. Samuel Pennoyer's Trust. John Pemel's Trust. Elizabeth's College Trust. Thomas Russell's Trust (Deed). Thomas Russell's Trust (Will). John Rainey's Trust. Theophilus Royley's Trust. John Stock's Trust. St. Mary, Newington's, Almshouses. St. George's, Southwark, Almshouses. Sundry Small Charities. William Tarn's Trust. John Walters' Trust. Samuel Whitbread's Trust. Prison Charities.

DRAPERS' COMPANY.

(Copy Charitable Accounts for 1881.)

Lady Askew's Trust.

Dr.


1881.		£	s.	d.
	To one year's income	45	0	0
	" property tax returned	1	2	0
	" balance carried forward	583	12	11
		629	14	11

Cr.


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By balance carried forward	401	19	4
	" cash paid pensions to almspeople	216	0	0
	" " medicine and attendance	10	0	0
	" " almspeople on annual visitation	0	15	0
	" property tax allowed	1	0	7
		629	14	11

Sir Thomas Adam's Trust.


1881		£	s.	d.
	To one year's income	40	0	0
	" property tax returned	1	0	0
		41	0	0


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By balance brought forward	0	5	0
	" cash paid Arabic lecturer, one year	40	0	0
	" balance carried forward	0	15	0
		41	0	0

Robert Buck's Trust.


1881		£	s.	d.
	To balance brought forward	397	0	7
	" one year's income	286	8	0
	" property tax returned	2	3	9
		685	12	4


1881		£	s.	d.
	By cash paid poor of Stansted	27	3	3
	" " surveyor's charges	4	0	0
	" wardens, clerk, beadle, and porter of the Company	2	0	0
	" cash paid land agent's charges	6	0	0
	" allowance to R. Idenden, farm tenant	50	0	0
	" property tax account	5	12	6
	" balance carried forward	590	16	7
		685	12	4

Sir William Boreman's Trust.


1881.		£	s.	d.
	To balance brought forward	1,071	13	1
	" sundry accounts for one year's rents and income	1,027	1	3
	" William Clavill's Trust for proportion of expenses	2	13	4
	" property tax returned	23	5	8
		2,124	13	4


1881		£	s.	d.
	By cash paid for 1,065l. Reduced Annuities	1,071	13	1
	" allowances to tenants for land tax, &c.	37	12	0
	" clerk of the Drapers' Company	8	0	0
	" property tax account	19	9	8
	" balance brought forward	987	18	7
		2,124	13	4

Francis Bancroft's Trust.


1881		£	s.	d.
	To one year's income	5,312	19	0¼
	" cash received from J. J. Thorneycroft for purchase of property at Chiswick	3,000	0	0
	" cash received from sundries sold by the matron	19	13	7
	" cash received from property tax returned	118	14	2
		8,451	6	9¼


1881		£	s.	d.
	By balance brought forward	348	0	2
	" cash paid for masters' salaries	1,067	10	0
	" " books and stationery	76	14	8
	" " apprentice and other gifts	45	19	3
	" " school visitation and other expenses	11	7	6
	" " examiner and examination expenses	23	2	0
	" " housekeeping and victualling expenses of school	1,248	14	10
	" " washing for the school	205	12	8
	" " clothes and boots for the school	486	19	1
	" " linen, &c. for the school	93	13	11
	" " coals for the school	64	1	11
	" " rates, taxes, and insurance for the school	205	10	9
	" " medical attendance and medicine	105	0	0
	" " gas and lighting	57	13	9
	" " repairs and works	250	7	11
	" " pensions to almsmen	190	10	0
	" " gowns for almsmen	9	12	0
	" " coals for "	9	15	0
	" " donations to "	6	14	3
	" " chapel clerk and gatekeeper	24	16	6
	" " law costs	3	11	4
	" " land agent's charges	42	0	0
	" " " extra	13	0	0
	" " advertisements	3	15	1
	" " incidentals	19	13	7
	" allowances to tenants and land tax	517	14	10¼
	" rents written off irrecoverable	41	10	0
	" official trustees for investment in Consols of cash received from J. J. Thorneycroft	2,976	7	4
	" clerk and accountant of the Company	21	10	0
	" property tax account	104	0	9
	" balance carried forward	176	7	8
		8,451	6	9¼

Sir Thomas Cullum's Trust.

Dr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	324	5	1
	" cash received from railway companies for return of fees paid to Messrs. Clarke, I'Anson, and Ellis re Minories property	172	19	6
	" do. Drapers Company's surveyor's charges do.	31	10	0
	" property tax returned	7	10	0
		536	4	7

Cr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By balance brought forward	24	15	9
	" cash paid, his gift to Hawstead	5	10	0
	" " " Allhallows, Lombard Street	5	10	0
	" " " St. Thomas's Hospital	5	0	0
	" " " Bethlem Hospital	3	0	0
	" " " prison charities, one year's gift	6	0	0
	" " wardens and clerk of the Company	2	10	0
	" " poor of the Company	5	0	0
	" " law costs	2	15	10
	" property tax allowed	3	0	6
	" balance to account of the Company	473	2	6
		536	4	7

Christopher Clarke's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	632	8	10
	property tax returned	10	9	5
		642	18	3


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid wardens' clerk and other officers of the Drapers' Company	1	6	8
	" property tax allowed	9	14	2
	" poor of the Company for balance	631	17	5
		642	18	3

William Clavill's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	225	2	1
	" one year's income	237	14	6
	property tax returned	5	8	10
		468	5	5


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid for 223l. 14s. 2d. Reduced Annuities	225	2	1
	" Sir William Boreman's Trust for proportion of this year's expenses	2	13	4
	" property tax allowed	5	8	10
	" balance carried forward	235	1	2
		468	5	5

Henry Colbron's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	53	8	9
	one year's income	105	0	0
		158	8	9


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid master of Kirkham school, half-year	34	15	0
	" " poor of Kirkham	5	10	0
	" " master of Goosnargh school	25	0	0
	" " poor of Goosnargh	5	0	0
	" balance carried forward	88	3	9
		158	8	9

Thomas Corney's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	1,027	5	4
	" balance of last year's account, paid by the Drapers' Company	2,296	9	11
	" property tax returned	25	13	7
	Balance carried forward	2,080	4	6
		5,429	13	4


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By balance brought forward	2,296	9	11
	" cash paid, rates and taxes	46	15	0
	" " books and stationery	95	17	5
	" " salaries to governors	419	5	0
	" " housekeeping, to victualling and expenses of the girls	658	18	9
	" " insurance	6	16	9
	" " clothes and shoes for the girls	154	4	7
	" " medical attendance and medicine	45	5	0
	" " garden expenses	4	19	5
	" " buildings, works, and repairs	1,243	6	4
	" " for furniture	148	12	6
	" " gas	73	2	3
	" " coals and wood	43	12	6
	" " washing	108	2	2
	" " expenses of examination	33	7	11
	" " law charges		—
	" " incidental expenses	25	4	3
	" property tax allowed	25	13	7
		5,429	13	4

Henry Dixon's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	1,027	0	7¾
	" one year's income	1,282	8	5
	" property tax returned	28	17	7
		2,338	6	7¾


					£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid for placing out Buckingham, Hills, Phillips, Griffiths, Cushway, Sims, Beaven, Roberts, Talmage, Freeborn, Longhurst, Swaits, Taylor, Fairburn, Laming, Dixon, Stoneham, Carter, Davies, Clarke, Cutler, Bromley, Le Marechel, Maye, Wheatley, Richball, Panting, Chumbley, Castlemann, Palwer, Casey, Terrell, Mortimer, Setford, Aylott, Wallington, Bloyd, Boncher, Milborough, Cull, Slaughter, Hurren, Platt, Hicks, and Fitzowen				950	0	0
	" " after gifts to Jackman and Burnett				20	0	0
	" " annual gift to St. Catherine, Colman				5	0	0
	" " 496l. 18s. Reduced Three per Cent. Annuities				500	0	0
	" " annual gift to Bennington National School				5	0	0
	" " law costs				4	1
		£	s.	d.
	" " land surveyors	24	0	0
	" " extra services	22	11	9
					46	11	9
	" allowance to tenants				25	0	0
	" rent written off irrecoverable (Matthew)				12	12	6
	" clerk of the Drapers' Company				30	0	0
	" property tax allowed				13	6	11
	" balance carried forward				726	13	9¾
					2,338	6	7¾

William Dummer's Trust.

Dr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	13	18	4
		13	18	4

Cr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	13	0	0
	" " wardens and clerk of the Company	0	18	4
		13	18	4

John Edmanson's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	965	11	2
	" one year's income	1,314	0	11
	" W. Bonallack, additional rent	6	5	0
	" property tax returned	20	1	10
		2,305	18	11


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid pensions to almspeople	754	0	0
	" " allowance to warden of almshouses	10	0	0
	" " medical attendance	28	0	0
	" " rates, taxes, and insurance	74	11	5
	" " repairs to almshouses	117	13	8
	" " 695l. 13s. 2d. Reduced Annuities	700	0	0
	" " surveyor's charges	25	0	0
	" " law costs	24	0	5
	" " chaplain	33	6	8
	" " cleaning chapel	1	4	0
	" " gas	4	7	7
	" " coals for almspeople	58	10	0
	" " almspeople on annual visitation	3	12	6
	" " printing	8	16	0
	" " advertisements	41	4	7
	" " wardens and clerk of the Company	5	0	0
	" property tax allowed	18	3	11
	" for old materials retained at Betts Street	15	0	0
	" clock winder	2	5	0
	" balance carried forward	381	3	2
		2,305	18	11

Jonathan Granger's Trust (for the Blind).


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	140	4	8


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By balance forward	140	4	8

Jonathan Granger's Trust (for Apprentices).


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	340	13	8
	" one year's income	62	15	8
	" property tax returned	4	18	9
		408	8	1


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By property tax allowed	4	18	9
	" balance carried forward	403	9	4
		408	8	1

Thomas Howell's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance forward	740	19	11
	" one year's income	6,539	16	6
	" old materials (14, Austin Friars)	98	10	0
	" property tax returned	147	1	10
		7,526	8	3


					£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid one year's land tax				73	0	10
	" " remitted governors of Denbigh School				2,000	0	0
	" " remitted governors of Llandaff School				3,000	0	0
	" cash paid for clothing for girls at Denbigh				66	9	11
	" " " " Llandaff				41	6	0
	" " pension to Mrs. Booth, three-quarter years				37	10	0
	" " pension to Miss Corner, one year				30	0	0
	" " " Miss Baldwin, half-year				15	0	0
	" " gratuity to Miss Haynes				160	0	0
	" " " Miss H. Ewing				40	0	0
	" " quit rents				1	5	4
	" " insurance on schools				27	0	0
	" " " 24, Austin Friars				7	17	6
	" " on account of building at Llandaff				80	0	0
	" " repairs				1	7	6
	" " surveyor				25	0	0
	" " visitation expenses, Llandaff School				21	2	6
	" " visit to farms in Kent				2	15	0
	" " printing				8	14	0
	" " advertisements				119	15	0
	" " grants out of Portion and Endowment Fund, viz.:—
	Miss E. M. Rees	£60	0	0
	" M. E. Harrison	50	0	0
	" E. D. Cheshire	60	0	0
	" M. E. Vernon	20	0	0
	" E. Eyre	40	0	0
					230	0	0
	" " governesses' travelling expenses				23	12	6
	" " clerk of the Drapers' Company				326	19	9
	" " land agent's charges				51	6	9
	" cash allowance to tenants				161	16	6
	" " property tax allowed				164	3	9
	" " balance forward				810	5	5
					7,526	8	3

Hibbins' and Rainies' Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	20	0	0


		£	s	d
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	20	0	0

Samuel Harwar's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	555	7	6
	" cash received for property tax returned	1	0	8
		556	8	2


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By balance brought forward	99	12	1
	" cash paid pensions	404	9	0
	" " surveyor	1	0	8
	" " land agent	7	0	0
	" " clerk of the Drapers' Company	5	0	0
	" allowance to tenant	20	0	0
	" property tax allowed	1	0	8
	" balance carried forward	18	5	9
		556	8	2

Sir John Jolles' Trust.

Dr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	52	11	10
	" one year's income	529	12	0
	" property tax returned	13	4	8
		595	8	6

Cr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid pensions to almspeople	201	12	0
	" " masters at Bow School	200	0	0
	" " rates, taxes, and gas, ditto	29	6	10
	" " insurance, ditto	1	4	9
	" " examiner at the school	21	0	0
	" " almspeople, on annual visitation	1	0	0
	" " coals, for school and almshouses	10	14	6
	" " law costs	4	19	0
	" " chaplain at almshouses	8	6	8
	" " medical attendance	9	6	8
	" " repairs for school and almshouses	25	5	10
	" " surveyor's charges	10	0	0
	" property tax allowed	12	3	0
	" balance carried forward	60	9	3
		595	8	6

John Kendrick's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881	To balance brought forward	12	17	9
	one year's income	768	5	4
	" cash received for property tax returned	19	17	1
		801	0	2


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid minister of St. Christopher le Stocks	192	1	4
	" " poor of ditto	61	9	3
	" " gift to poor freemen	192	1	4
	" " one year's gift to prison charities	291	4	3
	" " warden and clerk of the Drapers' Company	61	9	2
	" " surveyor's charges	8	0	0
	" property tax allowed	18	6	10
	" balance carried forward	6	0	8
		801	0	2

Joseph Macey's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	32	11	2
	" property tax returned	0	10	5
		33	1	7


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash, paid poor in Queen Elizabeth's College	32	11	2
	" property tax allowed	0	10	5
		33	1	7

Sir John Milburn's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	200	0	0
	" Drapers' Company, for sundry gifts	22	10	0
	" property tax returned	5	0	0
	" Drapers' Company for balance	147	6	8
		374	16	8


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid pensions to almspeople	242	0	0
	" " medical attendance	20	0	0
	" " almspeople, on annual visitation	1	5	0
	" " surveyor's charges	7	0	0
	" property tax allowed	4	11	8
		374	16	8

Loans to Freemen.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	3,411	10	6


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance carried forward	3,411	10	6

Richard Ogborne's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	35	14	6
	" property tax returned	0	17	10
		36	12	4


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By property tax, allowed	0	17	10
	" balance due to account of prison charities	35	14	6
		36	12	4

Oakingham Hospital Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	21	0	11
	" one year's income	655	6	8
	" property tax returned	6	14	1
		683	1	8


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid master and brethren	394	19	5
	" " repairs and works	41	17	1
	" " land agent's charges	30	18	9
	" " fuel for the brethren	21	16	0
	" " advertisements	6	11	3
	" " clerk of the Company	1	10	0
	" property tax allowed	8	11	7
	" allowed farm tenants	45	7	6
	" balance forward	131	9	9
		683	1	8

Samuel Pennoyer's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	699	12	9½
	" one year's income	1,541	17	6
	" property tax returned	12	0	9
		2,253	11	0½


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid placing out Bloyd Frarey, Gillett, Cox, Driffield, Raynham, Ballard, Bond, Whitmore, Carye, Waghorn, Dowsing, West, Reddall, Roberts, Keys, Crœser, Chadwick, Baker, Weale, Abbott, Gordon, Painter, Burrell, Irwin, Nirontsos, Carter, and Williams	1,166	13	4
	" " lecture at St. Stephen's, Bristol	50	0	0
	" " law costs	2	13	4
	" " clerk, beadle, and porters of the Company	20	0	0
	" property tax allowed	12	0	9
	" balance carried forward	1,002	3	7½
		2,253	11	0½

John Pemel's Trust.

Dr.


1881.	£	s.	d.
	To one year's income	137	4	0
	" property tax returned	2	2	3
	" balance forward	234	10	5
		373	16	8

Cr.


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By balance forward	218	17	1
	" cash paid pensions to almspeople	75	12	0
	" " chaplain	8	6	8
	" " rates and taxes	17	2	3
	" " insurance	0	15	0
	" " surveyor's charges	4	0	0
	" " coals for almspeople	11	14	0
	" " medical attendance	4	13	4
	" " repairs and works	8	0	8
	" " visitation gifts	0	15	0
	" " cloaks for almspeople	4	7	2
4	" " cloaks for almspeople	11	3
	" " attendant on Ruth Gibbons, an inmate of the almshouses	12	0	0
	" " clerk of the Drapers' Company	1	0	0
	" property tax allowed	2	2	3
		373	16	8

Elizabeth's College Trust.


1881.		£	s.	d.
	To balance brought forward	994	4	11
	" one year's income	2,147	5	11
	" sales of timber	700	0	0
	" property tax returned	47	0	4
		3,888	11	2


1881.					£	s.	d.
	By cash paid pensions to almspeople				1,080	0	0
	" " wardens for reading prayers				7	16	0
	" " almspeople on annual visitation				21	0	0
	" " repairs to almshouses				196	1	3
	" " rates and taxes				84	7	6
	" " insurance				5	14	0
	" " gas				6	1	10
	" " cleaning chapel				9	19	0
	" " winding and repairing clock				5	5	0
	" " surveyor's charges				35	0	0
	" " law costs				13	19	2
	" " coals for almspeople				79	19	0
	" " chaplain				52	10	0
	" " surplice for chaplain				2	5	0
	" " medical attendance on almspeople				55	0	0
	" " gardener				12	0	0
	" " for £ Reduced Annuities				500	0	0
		£	s.	d.
	" " land agent	54	0	0
	extra charges and commission on sale of timber	186	0	0
					240	2	8
	" " allowed tenants for insurance	9	8	3
	" " " " repairs	30	6	2
					39	14	5
	" rent written off being irrecoverable				49	0	0
	" wardens and clerk of the Drapers' Company				107	0	6
	" property tax allowed				45	12	6
	" balance carried forward				1,240	3	4
					3,888	11	2

Thomas Russell's Trust (Deed).


1881.		£	s.	d.
	To one year's income	51	7	10
	" cash received for property tax returned	1	4	10
	" balance carried forward	747	4	0
		799	16	8


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By balance brought forward	773	4	2
	" cash paid master of Barton School	19	0	0
	" " poor of Barton	2	12	0
	" " one year's gift to Shoreditch	2	1	8
	" land tax allowed to tenant	1	9	0
	" property tax allowed	1	9	10
		799	16	8

Thomas Russell's Trust (Will).


1881.		£	s.	d.
	To balance brought forward	449	19	6
	" one year's income	878	8	2
	" cash received for property tax returned	21	17	11
		1,350	5	7


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By cash paid poor of the Company	762	10	0
	" " surveyor's charges	8	0	0
	" " clerk of the Company	20	0	0
	" property tax allowed	20	1	3
	" balance carried forward	539	14	4
		1,350	5	7

John Rainey's Trust.


1881.	£	s.	d.
	2,008	14	6
	49	15	5
	2,058	9	11


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By cash paid lecture of Worsboro'	50	0	0
	" " " St. Michael's	40	0	0
	" " allowance for candles	8	0	0
	" " surveyor	15	0	0
	" " wardens of the Drapers Company	2	0	0
	" property tax allowed	45	13	11
	" poor of the Drapers' Company for balance	1,897	16	0
		2,058	9	11

Theophilus Royley's Trust.


1881.		£	s.	d.
	To balance brought forward	276	6	6
	" one year's income	117	10	0
	" cash received for property tax returned	2	18	9
		396	15	3


1881.		£	s.	d.
	By cash paid for placing out Arthur Christopher and Underwood	65	0	0
	" " poor of the Company	40	0	0
	" " minister and clerk of Bow Church	3	0	0
	" " wardens and clerk of the Drapers' Company	17	0	0
	" property tax allowed	2	16	5
	" balance carried forward	268	18	10
		396	15	3

John Stock's Trust.

Dr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	6	0	0
	cash received for property tax returned	0	3	0
		6	3	0

Cr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	6	0	0
	" property tax allowed	0	3	0
		6	3	0

St. Mary, Newington's, Almshouses.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance carried forward	228	15	0¾
	" one year's income	68	1	8
	" property tax returned	1	14	0
	" moiety of so much of John William's Trust as formerly belonged to Ann Mills	562	18	10
		861	9	6¾


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid pensions to almspeople	396	18	4
	" " repairs to almshouses	77	14	1
	" " rates and taxes	18	10	5
	" " insurance	0	18	0
	" " coals for almspeople	31	4	0
	" " medical attendance	20	0	0
	" " almspeople on annual visitation	2	0	0
	" " rector	3	3	0
	" " clerk of the Drapers' Company	1	10	0
	" property tax allowed	1	13	4
	" balance carried forward	307	18	8¾
		861	9	6¾

St. George's, Southwark, Almshouses.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	187	7	3½
	" one year's income	28	12	6
	" moiety of so much of Walters' Trust as formerly belonged to Ann Mills	562	18	10
	" property tax returned	0	14	3
		779	12	10½


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid pensions to almspeople	403	4	0
	" " coals for almshouses	31	4	0
	" " vestry clerk	12	2	0
	" " clerk and sexton	0	13	0
	" " insurance of almshouses	1	2	6
	" " rates and taxes	18	8	0
	" " medical attendance	20	0	0
	" " gardener	8	0	0
	" " almspeople on annual visitation	2	0	0
	" " repairs to almshouses	102	11	6
	" property tax allowed	0	14	3
	" balance carried forward	179	13	7½
		779	12	10½

Sundry Small Charities.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income of Frances Clarke's Charity	13	4	6
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Deacle's Charity	5	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Hollis' Charity	5	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of John and Alice Walter's Charity	24	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Blundell's Charity	10	0	0
		10	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of John Stocker's Charity	3	14	0
		3	14	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Sir E. Barteham's Charity, less 1l. 6s. 8d. land tax	5	6	8
	" balance out of the cash of the Company	1	6	8
		6	13	4
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Parker's Charity	6	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Laurence Camb's Charity	5	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Samuel Starling's Charity	4	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Lady Bailey's Charity	4	6	8
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Agnes Smith's Charity	2	10	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year of Robert Thorogood's Charity	4	6	8
		4	6	8
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By balance carried to prison charities	13	4	6
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	5	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	5	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor in Shoreditch Almshouses	24	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid masters and wardens of the 'Drapers' Company	8	0	0
	" balance carried to prison charities	2	0	0
		10	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid St. Mary Abchurch	2	0	0
	" " master and wardens of the Drapers Company	0	5	0
	" balance carried to prison charities	1	9	0
		3	14	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	6	0	0
	" " clerk and beadle "	0	13	4
		6	13	4
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid parish of St. Antholin	6	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	5	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	4	0	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid parish of St. Michael Royal	4	6	1
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid parish of Shoreditch	2	11	0
		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid poor of the Drapers' Company	4	0	0
	" " master, wardens, clerk, and beadle of Drapers' Company	0	6	8
		4	6	8

William Tarn's Trust.

Dr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	12	0	0
	" property tax returned	0	6	0
		12	6	0

Cr.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid one year's gift to Newbiggen	11	0	0
	" " Drapers' Company	1	0	0
	" property tax account	0	6	0
		12	6	0

John Walters' Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To one year's income	1,254	16	0
	" property tax returned	26	3	11
		1,280	19	11


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid one year's rentcharge	0	12	4
	" " one gift to Hereford	20	0	0
	" " surveyor's charges	30	0	0
	" " gifts to almspeople on visitation	1	0	0
	" " Shoreditch almspeople	7	11	0
	" " poor of the Company	6	13	4
	" " land agent's charges	5	0	0
	" " wardens, clerk, and beadle of the Company	59	18	0
	" property tax allowed	24	7	7
	" balance to St. George's, Southwark, and St. Mary, Newington, Almshouses	1,125	17	8
		1,280	19	11

Samuel Whitbread's Trust.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance brought forward	25	0	0
	" one year's income	25	0	0
	" property tax returned	0	12	9
		50	12	9


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By property tax allowed	0	12	9
	" balance carried forward	50	0	0
		50	12	9

Prison Charities.


		£	s.	d.
1881.	To balance forward	472	16	0
	" one year's income as under, viz.:— To John Kendrick's Gift	286	15	3
	" Frances Clarke's "	13	4	6
	" Peter Blundell's "	2	0	0
	" John Stocker's "	1	9	0
	" Sir Thos. Cullum's "	6	0	0
	" Richard Ogborne's "	35	14	6
	" interest on deposit account	14	1	11
		832	1	2


		£	s.	d.
1881.	By cash paid School Board for London as under, viz.:—
	4th annual payment for 2 scholarships	85	0	0
	3rd " 3 "	97	10	0
	2nd " 5 "	125	0	0
	1st " 4 "	80	0	0
	" balance forward	444	11	2
		832	1	2

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