[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, The Vestry of the Parish of St. George the Martyr] page 27

St George (Southwark) 1860

[Report of the Medical Officer of Health for Southwark, The Vestry of the Parish of St. George the Martyr]

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SAYER AND SHAW'S CHARITY.	SAYER'S CHARITY.	365	0	0	Twenty-four Poor Men and Women, at 7s. each per Week— viz.,		A List of Estates and Charitable Foundations or Bequests.
See Page 24. SAYER'S. 4 Freehold Houses—viz., No. 222, High Street, Southwark. „ 223, „ 224, „ 225,	The Churchwardens for the time being, together with— Mr. W. H. Varden, Mr. William Griffith, Mr. J. Roberts, Mr. E. Palmer, Mr. T. Martin.				Ann Osborn, Sarah Griffith, Zachariah Cox, Cecilia Barrett, Simon Wilson, Elizabeth Surridge, Joseph Springett, George Arthur Webster, Susannah Tince, Edward Owen, Charlotte Trott, Thomas Lander,	Elizabeth Gray, Margaret Coombe, Elizabeth Davis, Benjamin Blake, Charles Andrews, Ann Coleman, Hannah Hague, Mary Dyle, Elizabeth Sneed, Susannah Atkins, Elizabeth Howard, Hannah Hawkins,
SHAW'S. Freehold Estate, Buckenham Square and Old Kent Road.	And for SHAW'S CHARITY— Mr. Thomas Mallett, Mr. P. Drinkwater, Mr. G. W. C. Cross, Mr. C. Barnard, Mr. J. Gross, Mr. William Hearn, Mr. S. Stead.	145	0	0
					and Four Poor Women in the Drapers' Alms Houses, at 3«. 6<f. each V Week.—
					Elizabeth Haddon, Elizabeth Baskett,	* Jane Ceely, Sarah Hare.
JOHN SIMOND'S GIFT. See General Charities Account, Page 23. Two-thirds of the Rent of a Freehold Estate at Tilbury, in Essex.	Mr. William Griffith, Mr. S. Stead, Mr. T. Martin, Mr. E. Ewen, Mr. E. Collinson, Mr. J. Adderley, Mr. J. Askew, Mr. R. Archer, Mr. J. Cumner, Mr. E. Peacock.	59	0	0	To be distributed on All Sail Poor Persons.	its' Day towards the Relief of
HENRY SMITH'S CHARITY. See General Charities Account, Page 23. A Rent Charge, issuing out of an Estate at Bexhill.	Receivable through Messrs. Bray, Warren, & Hastings, Great Russell Street.	35	6	0	For the purchase of Flannel, Shoes, and Hose, to be given Yearly, at Christmas, to Poor Persons of this Parish.