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Benefactor.
OBJECT.
By whom Administered.
Annual Income
SOURCE OF
INCOME.
4
Thomas
Tenison, D.D.,
Archbishop of
Canterbury,
1725.
To provide one or more Schoolmasters to
teach Poor Boys, natives and inhabitants of
the Parish.
The Vicar of St. Martin's and
Rector of St. James's, ex-officio,
and Two Co-optative and Three
Elected Trustees for each of those
Parishes, viz.:—Rev. J. F. Kitto,
Rt. Rev. Bishop Barry, Lord
Kinnaird, Mr. J. Anderson, Mr.
J. G. Bennett, Mr. G. T. Biddulph,
Mr. D. Laing, Mr. W. Emden, Mr.
A. Graves, Mr. T. Prescott, Col. C.
Probyn, Mr. W. Truman, and Mr.
William Winnett.
£
s.
d.
One fourth of Rent
of house.No.172A,
RegentStreet,and
of Ground Rent
paid by the
Commissioners of
Woods & Forests,
rent of cellars;
Stock.
£2,312 Consols.
148
0
0
Rent
and
£63
11
7
This endowment is now merged in Archbishop
Tenison's United Schools for the
Parishes of St. Martin-in-the-Fields and
St. James, under a scheme established by
the Endowed Schools Commissioners, 31st
January, 1871.
Dividends.